you talk about that 80 cm, less than one metre.tion as to how long it will take them to get through that final 80 cm? it’s how long it will take them to get through that final 80 cm? it's very hard to tell — through that final 80 cm? it's very hard to tell people _ through that final 80 cm? it's very hard to tell people exactly - through that final 80 cm? it's very hard to tell people exactly how - through that final 80 cm? it's very hard to tell people exactly how far| hard to tell people exactly how far it would take, but they have to manage the work very, very carefully because as you said in your report, they are scared we may have landslides or we may harm the child there, so that's why this task is very difficult in the rescuers are very careful with this 80 cm. hopefully, they will finish this work tonight, and all the indications are that rayan certainly will be out of his hell tonight. when exactly, nobody can say. tell us how- -- — when exactly, nobody can say. tell us how... there _ when exactly, nobody can say. tell us

could see ten to 15 cm.d into northern england pushed through quickly on those gusty winds. it will be a cold feeling day for all. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... ministers in the uk are strengthening legislation that will force global social media companies to take down harmful content more quickly. a parent, whose daughter took her own life, wants the heads of these firms to be held to account. emergency workers in morocco inch closer to rescuing the five—year—old boy who's spent five days trapped in a well. here's the scene there now. according to the press association — prince andrew will give evidence under oath next month as part of the civil sex assault case against him. the prime minister names a new number 10 chief of staff — steve barclay — after the recent resignations over downing street parties. sportsday will be coming up shortly, but first on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill and mark kermode is with me,

this is an area cms has been interested when it comes to how medicaid can be used. the challenge we have despite the measures cms uses to support service in schools, we still in some cases need states to amend their medicaid program to free up the breadth of services in schools and the 5 and wall kids. the other piece of this is many states may need technical assistance, thinking through other logistics and those two were barriers to state and permitting this. cms supports the use of medicaid funding in schools. >> thank you very much. >> any of my colleagues go out there, have you spoken? senator bennett? >> thank you. need a telescope to see that. that is why i came over here. i appreciate your hearing on youth mental health. it is timely because our children, parents and schools are looking for ways to support themselves and avoid a worse crisis that might unfold. it is wonderful to see you. i enjoyed spending time with you, grateful to address behavioral health and the surgeon general comes to this as a parent. that the perspective that is needed more than anyth

do you think cms can work proactively to encourage medicaid reimbursement in schools and can cms provideuidance? what can you do to work with leaders and hhs and the white house and the school districts across the country to make progress? the free care policy when of my worries is that there has not been an uptick in states partly because the state amendment that has to be passed to do this and technical assistance as needed to set up the billing and other procedures to t make this a reality it is very powerful and consistent with what we talked about early on to bring care to where our kids are. we cannot expect them to drive many miles with their families to see providers we have to make it easier for them to get care and this is one way to do that. >> i want to impose on my colleagues. thank you but just to associate myself also with comments made about the effect of social media on our kids in this country and there is literally nothing preventing the social media companies to the benefit of our society sharing data about the social media and the algorithms that they have with famil

it started out with 20 cm of fresh snow in about -14 20 cm of fresh snow in about —14 celsius. all of the trucks are still here this morning, and i was about 400 trucks, police estimated, but during the day, there was progress by police and very tense moments. as you mentioned, over100 tense moments. as you mentioned, over 100 arrests full to potentially the police moved in from the east parliament and started come in a long gordon, and started to take back some of the space that the protesters had occupied with trucks and fires and all kinds of things, hot tubs and bouncy castles, even. they have cleared about, i don't know, maybe a quarter of it so far, and there were some tense moments. even the mounted police had to move in for a few moments this evening, just to make some space between them, not really some clashes, but some scuffles and, like i mentioned, many arrests stop what these limitations haven't going on for about three weeks now, and one of things- now, and one of things that's been very _ now, and one of things that's been very difficult _ now, and one of things

we still have to dig some 80 cm to reach him, so any news about him being seriously injured or havingproblems or anything like that is absolutely fake news. we haven't reached rayan yet, and when we reach him, you will be the first to know the truth and the whole truth. it's very hard to tell people exactly how far it would take, but they have to manage the work very, very carefully because as you said in your report, they are scared we may have landslides or we may harm the child there, so that's why this task is very difficult and the rescuers are very careful with this 80 cm. hopefully, they will finish this work tonight, and all the indications are that rayan certainly will be out of his hell tonight. but when exactly, nobody can say. there is an ambulance waiting in a helicopter waiting nearby, just in case he needs urgent medical assistance. the whole of the world, mainly the arab and muslim world, is following this story. since tuesday night. everyone is praying for this child and everyone is hoping we will have a happy end for this story. everyone knows it's very difficult spe

we could see up to 15 cm of snow accumulating over high ground.urther north. and then we look ahead to sunday. well, this rain could well drag its heels. it could actually turn heavy for a time on sunday morning, and it may struggle to clear the south of england. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine through the day. showers continuing, snow showers across high grounds in scotland, but those showers even wintry to quite low levels. strongest winds at this stage could well be down towards the south, with gales likely through the channel. and temperature — again quite a range. four in the north, nine or ten further south, maybe 11 for the channel islands. now, as we head into the start of the new week, an area of high pressure not too far away, trying to build its way northwards. a weak frontal system but it is a warm front, so that will bring some milder air returning from the west. so quite a mild start to the new week. we will see some rain at times, but particularly the further south you are, the week should start on a mostly dry

can work more proactively to encourage medicaid reimbursement in schools can cms provide guidance hownd those services? what can you do to work with leaders at hhs and the white house and our school districts across the country to make some progress on this? >> i would be happy to work with my colleagues at cms on this issue this reversal not just those in iep's that to benefit from medicare funded that is very important and one of my worries is there hasn't been an uptick in states because of the amendments that have to be passed to do this and the technical assistance that is needed to set up the billing and other procedures to make this a reality. i have t doctor murthy has a hard stop at 12:30 and the only way we will do that is if everybody strict's to your five minutes. >> thank you for being here and i want to thank the committee for being here and associate my comments or position around the telehealth how important it is but i think it's so important this day and age there's mental health parity there's too much of a stigma and getting the healthcare they need and there's res

we could see up to 15 cm of snow accumulating over high ground.this rain could well drag its heels. it could actually turn heavy for a time on sunday morning, and it may struggle to clear the south of england. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine through the day. showers continuing, snow showers across high grounds in scotland, but those showers even wintry to quite low levels. strongest winds at this stage could well be down towards the south, with gales likely through the channel. and temperature — again quite a range. four in the north, nine or ten further south, maybe 11 for the channel islands. now, as we head into the start of the new week, an area of high pressure not too far away, trying to build its way northwards. a weak frontal system but it is a warm front, so that will bring some milder air returning from the west. so quite a mild start to the new week. we will see some rain at times, but particularly the further south you are, the week should start on a mostly dry note. this is bbc world news — i'm nuala mcgovern. our

and then to explore an option or the recently released cms is a fact that when states are looking tonter care to have the capacity to manage the programs which may include those for full benefits and the then nursing facility level that are not eligible for medicare this is the florida took in the consolidated more than ten waiver programs and nursing facility population over a five-year period serving more than 100,000 beneficiaries knowing that is somebody is enrolled we can have those long care long-term care services at the beneficiary on the medicaid plan. those that are focusing efforts on integrated programs can help avoid confusion and administrative burden and providers even the model presents opportunities in chief among them being the integration. it will be looking for solutions for flexibility and access for medicare data and all across medicaid products and then to responsibly shift to model and those resources to support the massive internal and external changes thank you for allowing me that on a topic i am truly passionate about. >> . >> you may begin. >> you might b

that was not the republican position priorat to 2017 body cm to the republican position and now we seef republican media in particular at the forefront of questioning the united states involvement in the situation in ukraine. i make no pretension of knowing how each and every person in each and every republican is going to vote because i understand positions shift and party shift. when it comes to voters voters do this change their votes in swing voters to exist. for the vast majority of voters howma they voted in the last presidential election is usually the best indicator of how they are going to vote in the next election and that has increased every single cycle. it used to be we saw a lot of split ticket voting and now we see very little. a lot of these races that segment of voters that does change their mind and that being different and that's why states like new hampshire or georgia or nevada the voted for joe biden in 2020 and voted a republican into the united states senate. they could easily elect a democrat so voters to change their minds and politicians do move on the issues

they're the straws that stir the drink of medicaid and cms. if you had to sit down and pound your hand on the table, what would you say to our chair and ranking member we have to get this done before we move on? >> absolutely. i would say that congress should encourage all states to cover all medically necessary mental health services including prevention services for all medicaid enrolled students and simultaneously ensure school medicaid programs have guidance, best practice and technical assistance that they need. >> ms. terrell, school-based clinics as regards to mental health? >> of course, yes. this is a great question because i think it's so relevant. when the teens are able to get care where they are, that just encourages behavior and promotes self-care and general health and well-being outcomes. i think the fact that teens are sometimes able to just walk over to a medical clinic and get the help they need is essential especially if they can't at home, if they don't have reliable internet access. it's really important to make sure we b

we could see up to 20 cm of snow and with lightning as well in the showers.9 degrees with the wind. it will feel cold. the week is dry i may stay on friday. cloudy on saturday and rain for some of us on sunday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: as you claim a state of emergency and called up its service in response to what it calls increased aggression aggression a warning from the head of the un.— the head of the un. we meet in the face of the most _ the head of the un. we meet in the face of the most serious _ the head of the un. we meet in the face of the most serious security . face of the most serious security crisis in recent years and certainly in my time as secretary—general. i will relish facing a moment of perio. i truly hoped it would not come. . perio. i truly hoped it would not come. , , , come. president putin says he is still 0 en come. president putin says he is still open to _ come. president putin says he is still open to diplomacy - come. president putin says he is still open to diplomacy but - come. president putin says he is still op

up to 20 cm over high ground in scotland.while through tonight our weather fronts will be sinking its way southeastward, outbreaks of rain, could be wintryness mixing in on the back edge of that with colder air digging in. temperatures across the northern half of the uk dropping close to freezing or below, there could be some ice to take us into tomorrow. 0ur weather front will clear the southeast corner again, high ground may be a bit of winteriness mixing in. it's a sunshine and showers day. the showers wintry over high ground in england and wales and perhaps to lower levels in northern ireland and scotland where they will be accompanied by some hail, thunder and lightning. and some quite strong and gusty winds that could lead to blizzard conditions across parts of scotland. temperatures, you will notice a difference in the feel of the weather, looking at values of five and nine degrees. in the strength of the wind it is going to feel colder than that. as we move our thursday to friday, here comes something we haven't been

gotten on the she entering please don't forget to tie together t shirt a so much for tuning into the cm together. but the biggest part of its online presence has to do with the hall on tick tock. users post reels that show of what they ordered and what they got. a lot of these posts go viral, creating marketing campaign that basically runs itself. i thought $2000.00 with so it looks pretty good like she of this very addictive algorithm. influencers and young women. maxine bay, da, is the go to expert on the fashion and garment industry. it's a very like impressionable age where they want to fit in, in clothing companies have utilized that insecurity to, to drive a lot of sales, but never to the extreme that we're now seeing the she and hashtag on tick tock has 17000000000 views. it's instagram account has over 22000000 followers. this year it was the number one shopping up in 56 countries. if reportedly made $10000000.00 in revenue last year, which means it's catching up fast to giants like h an m. and zora. shan has dominated fast fashion in the west, but it's headquarters, they're hal

in scotland from infrequent snow showers, we could see up to 15 cm of snow accumulating over high grounduld well drag its heels and turn heavy for a time on sunday morning. it may struggle to clear the south of england, but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine through the day, showers continuing from the snow showers across high ground in scotland, but those showers wintry to quite low levels. strongest winds at this stage could be down towards the south with gail's likely through the channel and temperature again quite a range, four in the north, nine or ten further south, maybe 11 for the channel islands. now, as we head into the start of the new week, an area of high pressure not too far away, trying to build its way northwards, weak frontal system away, trying to build its way northwards, weakfrontal system but it is a warm front, so that will bring some milder air returning from the west, so i mild start to the new week. we will see some rain at times, but particularly the further south you are, the week should start on a mostly dry note. this is bbc news with me, ben br

but the cf cm's general director says it won't be able to replace what it does. and despite reports, it won't be dissolving, reminisce forms, a platform for discussions for the exchange of ideas in this form will not be a replacement for the c, f c m, which deals with issues of religious practice. so we live in a secular state. it is not the state that should decide whether the see of c. m should be dissolved, but the muslims themselves. in addition, interior minister dominique in his statement said the form is a space for dialogue, but also that those responsible for it should be chosen by muslims. themselves so it is we who have the right to choose who will represent us as far as our religion is concerned and not the state. and once again, the c, f, c, m, c's. this change of heart by the french government is being mired in politics ahead of the presidential elections function. we're really in the pre election period now when islam is being talked about on all tv channels on the radio. i think these attacks on islam on muslims represent a significant i zation pr

distribution abidemi glasgow is suing salon owner toika troutman-walker and ist kalin spr for arend f a cmar in the matter of glasgow vs. troutman-walker/spooner. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. glasgow, the defendant made you a custom wig. and you want your money back. >> correct. >> judge judy: when did they make you the wig? >> i went in to place the order for the wig in october. >> judge judy: and when was the wig delivered to you? >> it was never delivered to me. >> judge judy: did you go and pick it up? >> i did. >> judge judy: on what date? >> that was november 25. >> judge judy: of 2015. >> 2015. >> judge judy: and when you went in to pick it up, did you try it on? >> i did. >> judge judy: and did you leave the shop with it? >> no, i did not. >> judge judy: you left it there? >> i did. >> judge judy: so there was something that was not satisfactory to you. >> several things. >> judge judy: okay. and you left it there, and when did you go back to pick it up aga

could see ten to 15 cm.his band of rain across east anglia, will clear away, but for their snow showers for scotland and into northern england pushed through quickly on those gusty winds. it will be a cold feeling day for all. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. reports from morocco say a rescue team has finally reached a five—year—old boy who fell down a well while playing on tuesday. ministers are strengthening a bill that will force social media companies to take down harmful content more quickly. a parent, whose daughter took her own life, wants the heads of these firms to be held to account. as another senior uk conservative mp submits a letter of no—confidence in borisjohnson, cabinet ministers insist he still has majority support across the parliamemtary party. back to morocco and the news but the reuters news agency, which says reports will morocco say a rescue team has finally reached a five—year—old boy rayan who fell 30 metres down a well while playing on tuesday. you can see live pictures the

he accept the cm terms as treason a had tried to push through the height of comment on which he was against. so yes, he did not. he was not truthful on this. and that's why we're saying he has an obligation. if he wants to keep the united kingdom together, if he wants to ensure that the people of northern ireland, differently from people in other parts of kingdom, he lost them on day the protocol. and don't forget, i mean, you talk with breaking the law of breaking the law. the protocol itself actually has probation for changes to me and the political declaration which accompany nathan, it's not revocable. you keep saying it's irrevocable, but it's not irrevocable. the northern protocol, is it? no, no, it's not the piano to go. we are we, we have said that the protocol itself and the legal declaration which accompanied look, consider considered that there would and could be alternatives to. and we are simply st. goldman make sure that those turn of those are applied under the damage which is being done to as well. the terms of the protocol allow the northern ireland assembly to provide cons

but the cf cm's general director says it won't be able to replace what it does. and despite reports, it won't be dissolving. reminisce forms a platform for discussions for the extra if i did some in this form will not be a replacement for the cfc m, which deals with issues of religious practice. we live in a secular state. it is not the state that should decide whether the cfc m should be dissolved, but the muslims themselves. in addition, interior minister dominique in his statement said the form is a space for dialogue, but also that those responsible for it should be chosen by muslims themselves. so it is we who have the right to choose who will represent us as far as our religion is concerned, and not the state. and the timing of they said now to him and he's pretty interesting. the entry of the firebrand right winger, eric's more into the fray of the presidential election, hasn't seen the debate. we focus on issues such as is amazing. now with around 70 days before the voting manual mat gone, has decided to revolutionize the organization of islam in france.

state in deciding whether we want to take advantage of the alternative offers by the proposal that cms issued on january 7, 2022 or explore other options. medicaid waiver programs are made up of more than just duals. when states are looking to the great care, the need to consider the capacity of the agency to manage programs. which may include individuals eligible for full programs under medicaid. this is the approach that florida took. florida consolidated programs that serve as medicaid home and committed to best service programs and nursing facility population over five years. if someone is enrolled in one of these plans, they can receive medicaid medical and long-term care services to when possible, the -- long-term care services. streamlining programs and focusing efforts on funding and innovative program can avoid confusion and administrative burden among dual beneficiaries and providers. florida's model presents opportunity to further coordinate care. chief among them being the integration of medicare data to i truly believe each -- medicare data. our state will be looking for s

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bringing in the managing director of three cm unlimited. thank you for joining us on the programme. apologised and spotify ceo also spoke out the dv they have done enough? if you look at what is coming from the music community and artist community following the announcement, i would say most ofjoe rogan and spotify�*s critics amongst the artist and music community are not placated by what was said on sunday evening. they are still being critical. for example, they are saying, well, what you are saying is what you choose and twitter and facebook is saying —— you tube. thejoe rogan podcast is... there are still a lot of critics. i do that possibly it will push back the controversy for a few weeks to give spotify the opportunity to give spotify the opportunity to try and placate the big—name artist �*s one—on—one. figs to try and placate the big-name artist 's one-on-one._ artist 's one-on-one. as you say spotify _ artist 's one-on-one. as you say spotify is _ artist 's one-on-one. as you say spotify is hardly - artist 's one-on-one. as you say spotify is hardly alone i artist 's one-on

and according to the cm, me, traders are now pricing in over 60 percent chance of an increase at every fed meeting this year. fetch her power has also refused to rule out a more aggressive half percentage point rate increase. so the debate still has leased to play out, but it could lead to officials to begin lifting rates from near 0 next month with a larger half a percentage point increase rather than the standard quarter percent live. yeah, it's interesting how when they talk about these rate hikes, really they're sitting there arguing about 20 by basis points or 50 basis points, but it still has a significant impact, especially when it comes to the stock market. now been, are there any potential negative consequences to raising interest rates while we're seeing such high inflation here? well, there definitely are risks with this in the word that comes to mind as stagflation . right? so we're already seen, you know, inflation incredibly high, the highest, it's been in some 40 years. and at the same time, the feds responsive as we're going to go in and raise interest rates and hopeful

up to 20 cm over high ground in scotland.uk dropping close to freezing or below, there could be some ice to take us into tomorrow. our weather front will clear the southeast corner again, high ground may be a bit of winteriness mixing in. it's a sunshine and showers day. the showers wintry over high ground in england and wales and perhaps to lower levels in northern ireland and scotland where they will be accompanied by some hail, thunder and lightning. and some quite strong and gusty winds that could lead to blizzard conditions across parts of scotland. temperatures, you will notice a difference in the feel of the weather, looking at values of five and nine degrees. in the strength of the wind it is going to feel colder than that. as we move our thursday to friday, here comes something we haven't been able to talk about very much at all lately, high pressure building its way into the picture. that means a drier and mostly sunny day on friday. early showers in eastern parts, more cloud in northern ireland and western scotland

cms, the centers for medicare and medicaid services which sets a lot of pricing for diagnostics wasn't paying enough and didn't incent vise people to do tests and it took a while to figure out what was going on there. i would say this is a real opportunity for bipartisan investigation and reform. diagnostics should be a big part of the public health response for future pandemic and it should be a daily feature for lives moving forward. i should be able to get my four kids tested for flu or cold or any emerging illness in my own home. and that covid has shown us that's possible, but we're going to need private industry to step up and we're going to need a major government effort here, including fundament reform of fda and the way we reimburse for tests. >> let's stick with fda. why were those restrictions in place and why does there need to be an overhaul reform of the way they operate? >> well, if you go back to the obama administration. if you recall there was a big scare around a virus called zeka and produced birth defects for babies and pregnant women were very concerned about it.

. >>> in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cms and bay area, britain's queen elizabeth testse for covid-19 and >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a potential face-to-face meeting between world leaders with an invasion of the ukraine being avoided? >>> the recall for the school board campaign will start accepting applications and narrow the list of candidates and what mayor london breed is looking for. >>> a change in covert e housmarkets he high seas thru ating up again andat smaller amnt rket does to pris. > itd len kiese. >> i'm amanda starrantino and we will get a check of the weather with first alert meteorologist, mary lee. >>> it is cold out, for sure. we are looking at a cold start and we will continue with chilly temperatures looking ahead and definitely feeling like winter. your first alert weather forecast has temps in the 30s and 40s this morning and looking ahead to the rest of the day here in san francisco, there we have the lights. sunny and breezy, making it feel

will it do what it said it will do and will the cms give it the pricing they need?o the stock's trading at almost 14 times earnings. also most of the pipeline is very new drugs so they're very lerlly stage i want to capital to companies almost there and the market is not giving you credit. bristol and uber are show-me stocks but the ones to own going into an inflationary period where product is important. >> buy uber and bristol. sell trex. thank you. >>> crypto missing the mark. bitcoin at the 42,000 mark is it lacking a clear indicator? no price like home taking a look at the inflationary impact of each step of the home buying process keep an eye on that. heading the break it is brack history month and some contributors are weighing in tiffany mcgee on why representation matters. >> i think one thing that we can all do to change the financial future of the black community is to support black owned businesses representation matters it goes a long way to let people know and o cmutyo uromni tknow they can do the exact same thing. cody! hi!! hi! how are you? i'm good!

we could see up to 15 cm of snow accumulating over high ground.heavy for a time on sunday morning, and it may struggle to clear the south of england. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine through the day. showers continuing, snow showers across high grounds in scotland, but those showers even wintry to quite low levels. strongest winds at this stage could well be down towards the south, with gales likely through the channel. and temperature — again, quite a range. four in the north, nine or ten further south, maybe 11 for the channel islands. now, as we head into the start of the new week, an area of high pressure not too far away, trying to build its way northwards. a weak frontal system but it is a warm front, so that will bring some milder air returning from the west. so quite a mild start to the new week. we will see some rain at times, but particularly the further south you are, the week should start on a mostly dry note. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: another for

we could see up to 15 cm of snow accumulating over high ground.struggle to clear the south of england. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine through the day. showers continuing, snow showers across high ground in scotland, but those showers even wintry to quite low levels. strongest winds at this stage could be down towards the south with gales likely through the channel. and temperature — again quite a range. four in the north, nine or ten further south, maybe 11 for the channel islands. now, as we head into the start of the new week, an area of high pressure not too far away, trying to build its way northwards. a weak frontal system but it is a warm front, so that will bring some milder air returning from the west. so quite a mild start to the new week. we will see some rain at times, but particularly the further south you are, the week should start on a mostly dry note. welcome to bbc news. i�*m nuala mcgovern. our top stories: a meeting of minds ahead of the winter olympics. china�*s president xi backs his russian counterpart in