. >> we have doctor cummins with us. >> director cummins. thank you. why hemo~. good morning, everyone. hello chair williams grit to hear about the elections. and transition in the committee is exciting to see -- going on. i'm i know we are rung late and i'm with apologies i have a hard stop at 11:20 i know you have a full agenda. i will kick us off and i want to introduce the group i think you he doctor residence who is joining me. doctor residence is the head's up ouran litibles and evaluation team for health sf and prop c initiatives. i will kick us off and doctor rose will step in as i have to step off and i'm sorry. lovely to be here. i'm joined as chair williams said by director kirkpatrick. who you know. we will start off today with a brief table setting. take a moment to highlight our collaboration and growing collaboration with hsh and acknowledge our flon have a future spotlight presentation focused on our collaboratetive work. we will then turin to mental health sf describing the population which we are now have routines for and sharing the metrics and

and to cross the cummins red lines to the hope that eventually other european countries, maybe the u. s. will rethink their position here, but it is also important to think of these planes. they are not just interesting or important to useful to ukraine for the kind of symbolism. because they know us things that really interest the why to public and catch people them in imagination that they're for reason and they're partly important to strengthen ukraine's air defenses from missiles you can knock ballistic missile out of the sky with the help of fighter jets and also, to attack positions fall behind the front lines, you know, russian logistics hubs within occupied ukraine. and in recent days and even in london, now, they have been commitments from british government, other western allies, to supply more systems apart from plains that do the same thing. so more resupply, more munitions for the s defense is the anti aircraft antimissile systems ukraine's already received. and also now talk from the brits and also others of missile the bombs that reach beyond a 100 kilometers. it would

his presidents had one himself admitted that it had been short. cummins, but the relief effort now appears to be gathering pace and especially steam from algeria, reportedly restaurant 2 children on wednesday. there was apparently no sign of their relatives. people here angry that for days on and rescue team still haven't managed to reach many homes. many of the buildings on the streets had been completely destroyed without it'll stop the people he was live there still gathering around desperate ferry news.

his precedence, edward himself admitted that it had been short cummins, but the relief effort now appears to be gathering pace and especially steam from algeria reportedly restroom to children on wednesday. there was apparently no sign of their relatives. people here angry that 4 days on and rescued team still haven't managed to reach many homes. one man told us it was the poor here suffering the most. many of the buildings on the streets have been completely destroyed without it has taught the people he was lived there still gathering around desperate ferry news of their friends and relatives with the hours march on. the fear is that this is turning into more of a recovery operation than a rescue. 17 bodies have just been found in this building and they're about to be removed. humanitarian aid is starting to get through to the city with people cuing to get badly needed food, water, and clothing. as soon as the earthquake struck, thousands of volunteers flocked to the airport in the stumble to join the search and rescue efforts in the desert area. model the him, he stumbled, i'm a lawyer

and cummins, as an alice or india for it in a repugnant, came close to throwing away cauliflower. he's grown since october. oh, hello, the floor it's are safe to eat like the leaves are infested by white flies in ferdinand says, business men aren't likely to buy them in more than eatable. napa belushi the plants in this condition fearful just want to give up on them. because bessie hates, her costly will just end up losing money. but ferdinand found help a facebook group of about 38000 members and growing is sending rescue trucks to farmers who have difficulty selling their produce. an idea that started when ease and andy estrada saw tons of vegetables rotting away during pandemic locked outs. over all, there's a lot of distribution gaps. i farmers, bringing them to don't market buyers are not there at that moment. and so there's really a lot of disconnect on the system and even if the buyers heard there did, don't be the right price for a demand says the same is happening with onions. prices rose to as high as $12.00 a kilo in december, but would imports. now flooding markets, th

. >> we have doctor cummins with us. >> director cummins. thank you. why hemo~. good morning, everyone. hello chair williams grit to hear about the elections. and transition in the committee is exciting to see -- going on. i'm i know we are rung late and i'm with apologies i have a hard stop at 11:20 i know you have a full agenda. i will kick us off and i want to introduce the group i think you he doctor residence who is joining me. doctor residence is the head's up ouran litibles and evaluation team for health sf and prop c initiatives. i will kick us off and doctor rose will step in as i have to step off and i'm sorry. lovely to be here. i'm joined as chair williams said by director kirkpatrick. who you know. we will start off today with a brief table setting. take a moment to highlight our collaboration and growing collaboration with hsh and acknowledge our flon have a future spotlight presentation focused on our collaboratetive work. we will then turin to mental health sf describing the population which we are now have routines for and sharing the metrics and

well, the general secretary of the royal college of nursing, pat cummins , says the government is cummins, says the government is punishing nurses. nurses deserve and need a decent pay rise and that will boost the economy, not damage the economy because nurses spend in their local communities. so every nhs worker, including our nurses, deserve a decent pay rise. and here we are in a situation today where this government has chosen to punish the nurses of england instead of getting around a table and talking to me about pay table and talking to me about pay in the same way as they've donein pay in the same way as they've done in wales and in scotland. a woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after four people, including three young children, were found seriously injured in huddersfield . police were called huddersfield. police were called to an address in the south of the yorkshire town early this morning after receiving a request for assistance from paramount at the scene. officers believe serious injuries were caused by a bladed weapon. all four injured people have been

figures of 7—54 in the first—test win in new zealand earlier this week to end australia captain pat cumminsthe top. the england seamer has has 682 test wickets, third on the all—time list behind sri lanka spinner muttiah muralitharan and late australia great shane warne. the second test starts in wellington on friday. there are concerns that closure of leisure centres, gyms and pools because of the ongoing energy price crisis, will increase the risks of drownings and harm britain's long—term olympic medal prospects. that's according to double olympic swimming champion rebecca adlington. she has joined 200 sports organisations and athletes in signing a letter which has been sent to the prime minister today. it contains a stark warning that government plans to cut the sector's funding support in april will leave grass routes clubs struggling to pay to use facilities and may lose access, with some venues forced to shut permanently. it's going to happen, isn't it? across not only swimming but other sports as well — we shutdown for two years with covid, and now on the back of this, facilities ar

and the person being responsible jinping the chinese cummins party in the country and the entity thats responsible. if there are not consequences to their lack of action we do not treat them consistently as far as our policy and don't encourage this bad behavior by sending them money for the efforts there that do nothing to produce carbon in the atmosphere all of those elements i think send china a message. that behavior is acceptable and there is no consequence to it. that continues they will continue to act badly. i argue their behavior will get even worse. jon: we know the administration has provided some briefings on this chinese spy craft and its capabilities. are you satisfied with the transparency, at least within government thus far? >> jon, the briefings provided do not give up a lot of additional detail over that which we find out through open sources. i am very discontent with where we are right now but there's more information been gathered, the pieces of this are being examined there quantico. i think we will get more information to be way after the fact i think we all kn

elizabeth: congressman cummins and one thanks joining us it's good to see you both.et's welcome back to wall street author carol roth. carol you were listening to our conversation. what is your reaction to everything going on? >> i kinda feel the same couldn't believe i agreed with rosie o'donnell. that is the frustration as an american you want your tax dollars to be spent to help people here in america. give the president overseas visiting another country taken the position a blank check and not addressing a very serious issue it's really, really disappointing. elizabeth: this is what they're focused on a five year to push diversity, equity and inclusion across all government agencies. from the pentagon to the irsas e sector companies are laying off hundreds of the esg workers. they are highly paid and under works. >> yes, this is really frustrating. esg is basically business social credit. it is using your dollars, your retirement funds to push the political agenda, the social agenda sometimes even the financial agenda of the elites. they keep changing around the

. $79.00 for 2 at the claim that the lead of 19 out of a cummins is pretty impressive, isn't it? this is not really words to to express are impressive. it is but to be on the fair with them, it's is privilege for me and enjoying every moment of it. in tennis, kegof has failed and have been to reach the semi finals at the catherine the night before. seed was not taught by veronica could or with over the russian will now face weld number one. you guys wanted the last 4, but i'll be back in a couple of minutes if you haven't. ah ah, ah. ah rushes war in ukraine has dominated. well, he's for the past 12 months, devastating to those in the line of fire, or directly impacted. it has strengthened global alliances and deepened divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of millions of people worldwide. in a week heard special coverage al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict, the human, the political, and the economic, and the possibilities of resolution. ukraine war, one here on, on al jazeera, joined the debate. we know that the sector seems empowered by the z in the gover

the england seamer replaces australian fast bowler pat cummins at the top after taking seven wicketsapril, they are due to lose government help towards their energy costs. our correspondent, matt graveling, has more. in at the deep end. in just six weeks, facilities like this will see their income dive. from april, the leisure sector falls from a government scheme to help with energy costs. the fear is gyms and pools will close, something one former olympian says will put lives at risk. fundamentally, it's obviously children that learn how to swim, but actually there's adults that get themselves into danger. there's so many drownings that are happening each year and it's getting worse. a lot of parents that don't take their children swimming, or can't afford to, the school has that responsibility. but if these pools are closing, well then how can the school even access them? mark sesnin oversees a number of venues, including this outdoor lido in london, and told me grassroots sports will be hit hard. the clubs will find it increasingly difficult to survive because we have to put the