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brilliant try for st helens.lent opportunity to pull the score back, but yet another rhinos error meant the chance went begging. from there, it was the st helens show and then almost a carbon copy of the first try, burke pounced on an inch perfect kick for her second of the game. before leeds could catch their breath, st helens were in again, hardcastle steaming away from the rhinos defence. amy hardcastle! saints had time for two more tries before the end, with bush touching down their sixth of the game and sealing their first super league title, making them the first women's team to claim the treble. an historic achievement with a celebration to match. staying with historic achievements because in what has been dubbed rugby league's million pound game, toulouse have defeated feather stone in the championship final and will make n'jie french side in the super league next season, it took only five mitts for the frenchman to take the lead. —— five minutes. there were three penalties and four conversions and two mo

helens and — will be. later this evening st. helens and leeds _ will be. later this evening st.r this evening st. helens and leeds rhinos willl will be. later this evening st. - helens and leeds rhinos will battle it out for a place in super leagues ground final. st. helens leads the serial winners in the summer super league. 16 titles between them. the saints haven't lifted the past two. carolyn's saints haven't lifted the past two. ca rolyn's journey saints haven't lifted the past two. carolyn's journey to the grand final represents a real renaissance for french rugby league. they want last night and drew savage was watching. the final step on the road they got exactly what they've been hope of office of the dragons had finished up in super league and now the trophy is almost within touching distance. this now the trophy is almost within touching distance.— touching distance. this is a incredible, _ touching distance. this is a incredible, this _ touching distance. this is a incredible, this is - touching distance. this is a i incredible, this is sensational, there's nothing l

it is 12—10, saint helens. about 11 minutes remaining there.is hamilton's damage limitation exercise for this weekend's turkish grand prix was a success. a penalty for changing the engine on his mercedes, meant that despite being quickest in qualifying he'll start from 11th, the highest position he could achieve. his team mate valtteri bottas is on pole ahead of his title rival max verstappen. nick parrott reports. last year lewis hamilton clinched his 7th world title in turkey but this time the lead could slip from his grasp. istanbul park is a challenging place to drive, add a bit of moisture and it becomes perilous, as rookie yuki tsunoda found out. hamilton lines up behind the japanese and sebastian vettel, thanks to a penalty for taking a new engine. a penalty for hamilton for taking a new engine. getting past them shouldn't be much of a problem. he set a new track record to win qualifying. but mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas starts from pole position alongside max verstappen, and they will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky,

i have to do something about it. >> helen joined forces with lily chen and other activist.forms an organization called the american citizens for justice. they began a grassroots movement. >> in the absence of social media, no internet, no fax machines, we put out flyers, we put out news letters, communications. the police never even investigated. they never interviewed any of the witnesses at the bar. you know, they never did anything. we said we have to find out the facts of this case. we cannot call it racist unless we actually have information that this was a racially-motivated killing. >> one by one they started talking to witnesses, and soon found a dancer who heard something critical. >> i was close enough to hear mr. evans say to mr. chin, because of you [ bleep ] we're out of work. >> that was never part of the police record or the investigation. and she said i heard, it's because of you mother f's that we are out of work, and was clearly pointing to japan and anybody that looked japanese. so to our group -- >> that was the smoking gun? >> that was the smoking gun.

that's why i'm really glad we've got helen raced with us today. who's on the board of kathy, the vaccine alliance from what i've been reading today, it now comes to gabby, which has to decide, and i think it's december, they're expecting to decide about whether this is viable, whether this can be picked up and moved forward. is there any question that it won't be it? well, i don't want to preem to board discussion. well, what i certainly can share with you is that the gone, the board has been this wouldn't be the 1st on the gov. you would have discussed the millerio vaccine has been following the development of the vaccine very, very closely at gov is an alliance in the aim of garvey is to support the world's least well resource countries in purchasing vaccines and strengthening the health systems to deliver vaccines. and in helping countries have all of the bells and whistles that are required to deliver vaccines, call it. so gobby has had a huge impact and save millions of millions of lives as an alliance through that kind of support to the, the

in johannesburg, south africa, helen reese, a board member at kathy, which you heard about in that report, the global alliance, vaccines, and immunization and in nairobi, kenya of dallas, alba and epidemiologist, and research scientist at the african population and health research center. doctors. welcome to you all i feel we are in very good hands to day dr. aka. let me start with you in a boucher 39 percent of malaria cases prevented by this vaccine. and it goes up to 70 percent when it's combined with the anti malaria drugs. are you good with that? 39 percent. it doesn't say, i mean in fact, i think the w h o says it needs an efficacy, right? a 50 percent, at least for, for approval. so are these numbers all right. we believed that every life saved from malaria is what the investment i think my person, when combined with my mother called boxes bring up to 70 percent. is i simple. we realize that my linear control, it depends on a ma moment, it to kid that is full of imperfect dogs. and this is what we are advancing us. technology delivers more tools, will keep improving. so welcome the

thank you so much forjoining us, helen clark, - forjoining us, helen clark, former prime minister tomonths of negotiations, the president said compromise and consensus were the only way to get things done in a democracy. after months of top negotiations present biden has announced revised spending plan calling a historic adventure in the country's future. it's a stripped down version of the $3.5 trillion plan needs to be improved by members of his own democratic party who hold the majority in congress. here is what the person had to say when he announced the new framework. it's a framework that will create millions ofjobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and our people. turn the climate crisis into an opportunity to put us on a path not only to compete, but to win the economic competition for the 21st century. against china and every other major country in the world. it's fiscally responsible, it's fully paid for. i7 nobel prize winners in economics have said it will lower the inflationary pressures on the economy. peter bowes says this is a significant climb down from what pr

including helen. her princeton grad went on to medical school but had a change of heart and moved to motor city during the boom where she immediately got a job in the chrysler plant. >> i was a large press operator. we stamped out mettle car parts, you know, like a hood. a door. it was the highest pay i had ever received. >> but in 1979, helen and hundreds of thousands of workers felt the bottom drop out. >> oil is becoming scarce and far too expensive. >> detroit's auto industry was shattered by an international oil crisis. as the cost of gas skyrocketed, consumers turned to fuel efficient american cars and the sale of american across thanked. >> car sales last month fell to their lowest level in the 1 years. >> the midwest was in a terrible depression. i was in those unemployment lines in the dead of winter, a michigan winter, that snaked around the block several times. >> by 1982, one in five detroit residents were out of a job. >> it's few and far between jobs are hard to come by. are you hiring?

well helene found herself in a lamp. no joke. like a fancy grown up. mhm. adulting ain't easy. ooh! check this one out. waffles loves her dog bed. we can hardly get her out of it. she's kind of a diva. yes, waffles! living your best life. [woof] i'm telling y'all there's no place like wayfair to make your home totally you. ooh! i want that. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia td. and it can seem like that's all people see. ♪ some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't t

st helens�* kevin naiqama is soon leaving these shores. bodies and the ball over the line for the opening try. catalan had a pre—match message from somebody who knows how to score goals on this ground, eric cantona. it was the boot of james maloney that kept them in touch. 6—4 st helens at halftime. catalan needed a catalyst, and they got one when mike mcmeeken latched onto this high kick to score. the french side in front, time slipping away for saints, before naiqama slid in for his second try. lachlan coote�*s conversion would prove crucial, sealing a hat—trick of titles for saints. catalan may have captured the hearts of many neutrals, but the sport's biggest trophy stays in its heartlands. lewis hamilton will need a bit of luck and one of the best drives of his career if he's to keep his formula one championship lead at this afternoon's turkish grand prix. the briton will start the race from eleventh on the grid, despite setting a new track record in qualifying in istanbul. he's been penalised 10 places because mercedes changed the en

saint helen �*s issue leaving these shores.s his farewell appearance but he took two bodies and the ball over the line for the opening try. catalan had a pre—match message from someone who knows how to score goals on this ground, eric cantona. it was the boot of james maloney that kept them in touch. 6—4 saint helens at half—time. catalan needed a catalyst and they got one when mike mcmeeken latched onto this high kick to score. the french side in front and time running out for saints before naiqama slid in for his second try. nokia includes conversion prove crucial. sealing a hat—trick of titles for saints. catalan may have captured the hearts of many neutrals but the sport �*s biggest trophy stays in its heartland. stuart pollitt, bbc news. lewis hamilton qualified fastest for the turkish grand prix, but will start tomorrow's race 11th on the grid. the championship leader was given a 10 place penalty for breaking engine rules this week. mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas will start on pole, ahead of hamilton's title rival max

it literally had i think a she helene and semi ga tubs mounted, hadn't been disabled, were teach, couple are much higher. her say it is you teach, know which tend mortgage on my man, but we had to wish everything we'll we'll get it news. when do you remember mother? she shows nominal man. money can add in the 2nd ticket to school to either these, which of these were the boost mobile? well, i do wish i had the fear for my dog is yakima in zeal. montage yet why are they? but we are, we're glad we're, we're, we're, you know where you and this was back. i feel i around some the lit killers now. yeah. finley of the little under the need for in the hall garza, my la quinta might acting some say live, but i'm, she, obviously, when i came last year, the girl, when she got it and she thought of somebody at the address of house. and if he did believe i am belmont currently when they'll have to leave for it again, leave you another many of the one but thought well the are better off if they fire to love it, but somebody let out of that, but i should be fun and i've already seen the whiskey and my m

helen, - of my life. very powerfully put, nick, thank you. helen, you i of my life. is having no control and it is all the emotions cut one —— waiting for an answer. i remember waiting for an answer. i remember waiting for an answer. i remember waiting for the sentencing, it is notjust waiting for the sentencing, it is not just a waiting for the sentencing, it is notjust a case of waiting for the sentencing, it is not just a case of you waiting for the sentencing, it is notjust a case of you are called backin notjust a case of you are called back in court and the jury has reached a decision or in this case yesterday that we were waiting for the judge to read yesterday that we were waiting for thejudge to read out yesterday that we were waiting for the judge to read out the sentence. there is also in other cases where there is a trial, there may be questions the defence want to ask and so you are up and down, up and down, so it is very traumatic waiting for the sentence and i still remember that to this day, it never leaves you, and i have to agree with nick, i have h

helen briggs, bbc news. it is 7:10am.et's talk more about this with tom chapman. he set “p about this with tom chapman. he set up the charity the lion's barber collective. good morning to you and to sarah hughes, the chief executive of the centre for mental health. if i could ask you first, sarah, the theme of this year's world mental health day is inequality. just explain how inequality manifests in the world of mental health? edit the world of mental health? (et course. one of the things we need to understand about equality is that it affects many people across the country in relation to property, the way in which they live their lives, accommodation, employment, et cetera. ultimately inequality has a corrosive effect on mental health. we can have the best treatment in the world, but if you are living in circumstances that are still below par, your mental health will suffer. when you look at some of the numbers attached to mental health, and the effect that pandemic has had, they are quite stark, aren't they? young wome

our political correspondent helen catt reports. cheering.e to parliament square to shout about what that means. among them, some famous faces who have made breaking taboos around the menopause a personal mission. i am trying to help one woman at a time but in there, we just saw the start of something where it feels like all women will get help. it wasn't political, it was, like, it was the beginning of a female revolution. i'm postmenopausal so... for many women, the symptoms that come with menopause can be a shock. it affected the way- i was thinking and feeling. yeah, from confidence to mood swings to brain fog. _ adelle now combines running this pub in kent with helping other women through a life stage that she found challenging. i felt like i'd just- completely lost myself. at the time, ijust- didn't know what it was. sorry. no, not at all. it was menopause, and this is why i do what i do, - because ijust didn't- want another woman... ..to look in the mirror and lose themselves like i did. - adelle says hormone replacement therapy helped

helen briggs, bbc news.workplace, and only 7% said there is a pregnancy loss policy at work. that is according to new research from the baby and pregnancy charity tommy's. we will talk to david mackie, who had to combine paternity and bereavement leave when his newborn son died, and on returning to work a month later, he found that managers and colleagues wanted to support him. david, thank you for being with us and condolences for your loss. doctorwas being with us and condolences for your loss. doctor was a bit more about what it was like for you when you went back to work, and what were the sort of shortcomings amongst your colleagues in terms of the way they talk to you, the way they treated you? it they talk to you, the way they treated you?— they talk to you, the way they treated ou? , . ., , ., they talk to you, the way they treated ou? , . ., ., treated you? it was such a blow, and whilst i treated you? it was such a blow, and whilst l have — treated you? it was such a blow, and whilst i have had _ t

helen wilson, originally from the u.s., was at a concert at the bataclan theater in 2018 when gunmenis being used against the person french prosecutors say is the only surviving attacker from that night. nbc news foreign correspondent kelly cobiella has the exclusive interview. kelly, take us inside the conversation. >> reporter: obviously a very emotional day for helen wilson today, hallie, as well as the other witnesses who testified in court. look, this is the biggest criminal trial in french history. 20 defendants, among them the main defendant, the man police believe is the lone surviving attacker from that night. helen wilson went into that courtroom today and she told these terrifying details of what happened that night, of what she saw. the gunmen bursting into the theater, opening fire indiscriminately. she and her boyfriend nick alexander were both shot multiple times. she told the court she heard one of the gunmen say "this is for our brothers in syria." she tried to revive her boyfriend, she tried to breathe for him, she felt him go cold inside that theater. she was in th

people are so moved by how much that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. parts for way too long. well, you're not alone. covid related global parts shortages go way beyond computer chips. cristina gonzalez has been checking into auto parts back orders that are creating nightmares for customers. mechanics at many tech in north hollywood working nonstop and that's just to find the parts to get their customers back on the road. this is not chips. it's actually hard parts like mortar mounds like turbos like lines for turbos, engine parts, mechanical parts. same story at the auto detail shop next door. we had an audi uh audi 83. it took a about a month and a half to get a door panel. we were told this was the chips and new cars. it's not just chips. oh no, no, no, no, no, it's everything. the owner of norton, otto works in the inland empire just can't find the warranty tires f

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helen is one of my favorite characters on tv an optimist.of women that smile and completely lie to you. and, so my grandma, you know, she just always was full of enthusiasm and cheer, and then you'd get little moments of truth. like, she used to -- we used to -- i used to take her to a little diner called the pine cone "oh, god, and how, let's go to the pine cone. we'd go to the pine cone and get soup raviolis, they'd call them, which is like tortellini soup. "oh, is this soup ever good! [ light laughter ] oh, and how! and she'd call the manager over to specifically tell him how good the soup is she had her little saltines. "oh, this soup is j -- and the broth, oh, my god. and then we'd leave, and in the parking lot, she'd go, "i didn't care for that soup." [ laughter ] 'cause, you know, so helen has that, like, very dark underbelly that we're seeing more and more, in each season, where she's kind of full of it, in terms of you know, she's a very suppressed, more dark soul that -- that's always laced in cheer, because that keeps her wanting

. >> reporter: american helen wilson from l.a. was in the bataclan theater when gunmen stormed in shooting. back in september, she told us what she saw. >> the doors flew open and people were running inside panicked >> reporter: in court today, with tears in her eyes, recounting the same terrifying details, telling the judge one of the gunman shouted this is for our brothers in syria, and describing the moments that she was shot and her friend, nick alexander, died. >> i just held him because that's what i needed to do that's what i still need to do he's still here and i'm still holding him. >> reporter: the 2015 attacks at the theater, sidewalk cafes, and the national stadium where two isis suicide bombers struck left 131 dead and more than 400 injured. the main defendant, french national salah abdeslam, described himself as a soldier for isis on the trial's opening day last month investigators say he's the lone surviving attacker >> reporter: is this closure? >> i don't know that we'll ever truly get closure from a lot of things

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. m.mm.helen and her friends. m i arranged a wellness retreat for them. understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> okay, 49ers back on "sunday night football" this weekend and what could be a soggy night at levi's stadium. >> it's not just potential rain to plan for, but they have to figure out who to start at quarterback. >> ask this every single time. >> every single time it's a question. jimmy garoppolo, still working on the right calf, been limited in practice, hopeful to be back on the field sunday when the niners host the colts. rookie quarterback trey lance is dealing with sprained left knee. >> will get better every day i think. tested out on the field to see what could do, right now feels great. every game is a big game and treating this way this week. will be fun sunday night here. >> you terry. >> i'm going to play quarterback? would love to, don't know how. complete coverage of the 49ers/colts game sunday long. nbc bay area starting 5:20 and pregame

time for a look at the weather forecast with helen now.ather fronts just invading with more cloud. and compared with the weekjust gone, where it has been quite mild, it will feel a little cooler. behind this cold weather front, we are introducing this cooler air, dragging its heels, giving some drizzly conditions in the south and east. some sharp showers across northern and western scotland, just one or two elsewhere, by and large a fine and dry day, but close to gale force winds for the northern ireland. they will continue to blow a few showers in overnight, perhaps some more cloud and rain arriving in the western isles area. but for most, notably cooler night, temperatures down into single figures, possibly a touch of grass frost in the glens of scotland, and possibly some fog but not as extensive as in recent mornings because we have lost the humidity somewhat. the big difference tomorrow as for scotland, it is cloudier, with rain particularly across north and western areas. for most of us, fine and dry. hello. this is bbc news. the hea

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies.h wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> apple is asking for a stay on an injunction that effects the way people pay for apps. a lot of money on the line. apple was ordered to make a major change to its store and allow mobile apps to steer consumers to outside payment methods. it was part of a lawsuit brought by epic games. now the company is asking for a stay on that injunction. the matter will be decided by a judge come november. >>> governor newsom rejected an effort to decriminalize jay walking in california. a local assembly member wrote that bill wrote that the crime is arbitrarily enforced usually against people of color. california still has the most pedestrian deaths in the country. in his veto message, he included the stat that 63% of those deaths were from pedestrians ignoring traffic controls or safety laws. >>> how would you like to walk into the office? yes, that office. the one on tv. t

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies.h wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> breaking right now at 5:30, johnson & johnson takes the next step in receiving authorization for covid vaccine booster shots. we'll give you the updated timeline. >> pleasing for help. the message oakland police chief wants you to hear after seeing the most violent year in years. >>> and then a massive oil spill closes beaches in southern california. >>> 5:30 right now. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to get you started with a look outside in san jose, a beautiful start to the morning. meteorologist, kari hall, she's getting us through the morning. how sit looking out there, kari? >> much cooler. almost time to dig the sweaters out from the back of the closet. it's foggy and maybe even misting a little bit in san francisco as the cooler air moves in. also the air quality will be improving. the rest of the week will feel fall-like with show

helen, good to have you with us.his report from the wmo, it says, "extreme events are the new norm, we are heading into uncharted start to like a territory, sea level rises arising quicker in the last ten years and they were in the last ten years and they were in the previous ten years." and this is a global warming of the previous ten years." and this is a globalwarming of1.5 the previous ten years." and this is a global warming of 1.5 celsius that's1.1 celsius. what happens at 1.5 or two? that's 1.1 celsius. what happens at 1-5 or two?— 1.5 or two? indeed, i think that's exactly the _ 1.5 or two? indeed, i think that's exactly the point, _ 1.5 or two? indeed, i think that's exactly the point, and _ 1.5 or two? indeed, i think that's exactly the point, and what - exactly the point, and what increasingly the leaders and, perhaps even more importantly, their voting publics are realising. we've been seeing the impacts of climate change now and pretty much every country around the world, dramatic record—breaking wife, h

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. year. the victim, a 35 year old father, he was gunned down in front of his home last friday night. katy abuse athletes, smith spoke to the victim's family. she joins us now live. from police headquarters with more on the case hasn't. well alex. union city hasn't had a homicide since 2019. it is very rare. the one that happened on friday claimed the life of a family man on a motorcycle about to head out for an evening ride. when he was shot on sunday. family and friends of 35 year old joaquin tenorio, better known as kenny gathered at his home on queen and drive in union city to pay their respects. and to grieve with his widow, rachel, coming home from work. he's not in his garage, you know? and. i know it's going to be tough for us and agonizing 48 hours prior around 8 30 friday evening, kenny seen here on the homes bring camera was about to ride his motorcycle

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helen catt, bbc news, westminster.al albert hall, a new festival has opened tonight, to celebrate the contribution of immigration to british life and culture. a concert by the musician, nitin sawhney, begins a week of events at the hall, showcasing the immigrant experience. nitin has been speaking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. nitin sawhney at the royal albert hall rehearsing his new work highlighting the contribution immigrants have made to the uk. it is the opening concert of a festival he has created, which focuses on this topic. the idea was to counteract any negative ideas of immigrants and who they are. i really think people who came to this country from the caribbean orfrom africa or india, or pakistan, a lot of them have got very strong, amazing and inspiring journeys that i wanted to reflect in the music. nitin sawhney�*s parents emigrated from india in the 1960s. he was born and grew up in kent. he is worried about what he sees as a tougher stance on immigrants and refugees today. i have

>> helene is a super star. >> i think we can all agree on that, helene, anything you want people whog is possible. you know, i just met jo from a fluke. she showed up at the class as a fluke and given it's a pandemic and it could have been a grave situation, it ended up being a miracle, the whole thing. >> jo, it seemed this really changed people sort of opened them up that there was a self-revelation that happened in the process for some people, jo. >> yeah, i think that it was this -- we all really bonded through this and we hadn't seen each other in person so i think we had these inside jokes and liked seeing each other but seeing each other in person solidified this group and this kind of that we just cared so much about each other as artists and it was really one of the best experiences of my life i would say. >> i love that. jo, thank you both for that and for sharing it with us. "good timing" with jo firestone is streaming on peacock. i don't know what to say. you're going to love it. so heartfelt, warm and funny. that's all the time i have for today. i'll see you back here ne

in this had been forwarded by by the sister of helen. so the sister-in-law short. in addition to the workers party, the labor movement also pressured the governor, the district attorney in san bernardino, to investigate the murders. since shore had been a refrigeration engineer. also bid a member of the labor movement and in particular cio put pressure on the officials to investigate the murder. now the attorney general investigated the murder in a of promised an independent investigation. nothing became of it too much of the disappointment of this organized resistance. an editorial in the liberator summed it up. would any person can now with entire certainty and work victim of jim crow and finding a home in los angeles and jim crow would the violator of community traditions. and jim crow had corrected sense of duty of deputy sheriff and enjoyed the clan to deprive the citizens of the constitutional rights. all the shorts are dead, only jim crow was alive. now the story does not point and there because in 1946, stepped up the effort to investigate the clan. and on

although catalans finished top of the table in the regular season, many experts have saint helens downrd straight title. to come to old trafford is special and looking around the place and the aura and the memories it brings, i've been here before and i've been on both sides of the score line, i've been here and lost and i've been here and won so i know which one i would rather be on. we've loved what's been created back in france . by what they have achieved, - the national interest and the media has been tremendous for the group i but it's all about the performancel on the weekend and performing well on the day to win the game. - kieran trippier says he was speechless after being asked to captain england for their world cup qualifier against andorra later. the full back will lead his country for only the second time in what will be an historic match as an england men's international is officiated by an all—female team for the first time. a very important moment for gender equality, absolutely, and for us it is almost irrelevant. it is the quality of the official that is important, no

helen catt, bbc news.stment — but said much greater funding was needed for health visitors. it's a very important announcement, an acknowledgement that parents and babies need more support, especially regarding perinatal health. we need to make sure all parents can access these family hubs. so it is important that on wednesday the government also invests in core services, services like health visiting which can reach out to families and make sure that every family has a fair start. we are calling for much greater investment in health visiting and we want to see 33,000 more health visitors. what sort of a difference can health visiting make to those early years? it is very important that every family receives at least five visits that they are entitled to so that parents can spot any concerns and they can build a trusted relationship with the families so they are able to open up about perinatal mental health or any concerns about their child's development and for that to happen you need a consistent health

well, let's get more on this snow from helen reese. she's chair of the regional immunization technical advisory area for africa for the w. h o and joins us from johannesburg. it's great to have you with us on the news or hearing from my colleague about the vaccination rates world wide. and the numbers from the african continent were really quite striking. why do you think africa is lacking behinds when it comes to vaccinating the various populations there? i think there are several reasons. and the 1st is that, as soon as the pandemic started, we already anticipated that africa with many resource constrained countries within it who are getting support already for their immunization programs from a, a global program called gabby. we were very worried that we would see a similar scenario because of lack of access to funds to purchase the vaccines, but also let lack of a coordinated muscle to be able to, to negotiate for those vaccines. so at the very outset, a couple of initiatives was set up for the african region. one was called kovacs

helen fisher a biological anthropologist and scientific advisor at match.com. also, we have dr.tin garcia, give us a wave and evolutionary biologist and sex researcher at the kinsey institute at indiana university. welcome to the show both of you. thank you very much. thank you. let's be here. great. all right, let's get started dr. fisher. i want to start with you last year the vaccine we know is not available this year it is how has that changed how america dates i think i have some ideas based off of what some of my girlfriends are griping to be about at the end of the day. well, what's amazing? is that something like 73% of singles have been vaccinated and that's a great deal more than the general population, which is about 64 percent. and at first i was really surprised at this because you know when you're in a partnership, you've got people who are going to urge you to go and get that vaccine, but it's singles who are getting the vaccine more and it began to think to me. oh, right. these people are in the dating market, i mean, you know, they're trying to win life's greate

helen, thank you very much. nearly four decades. he was married with five children. he was a well known figure in his local community — as our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. sir david amess, described today as a man who devoted his life to his constituents. an mp for almost a0 years, this was general election night in 1992. his victory signalled a surprise win forjohn major's conservatives. david andrew amess has been duly elected to serve as member for this constituency. he was known as highly accessible to constituents in southend, an energetic advocate for the area. will my right honourable friend tell one of his ministers to organise a city status competition so at long last southend—on—sea can become a city? those who knew him best have been left shocked. he was devoted to that constituency and he was always full of enthusiasm for things that were going on in southend, full of enthusiasm for parliament, full of life. it's just a horrible shock. his senseless killing follows a series of

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. hawaii's big island is spouting clouds of gas and ash, lava fountains, some as high as five. store as a as a five story building can be seen bubbling inside the giant crater. back in 2000 and 18 of volcanic eruption destroyed hundreds of homes. geologists say the russians should stay within the volcano's crater and that they do not pose any danger to those living on the island. oakland's popular first friday street festival is back for the first time in 18 months, the event on telegraph avenue just getting underway now, organizers say will include more than 50 vendors, three live bands and a car show. last hour on the 41 of the organizers told us they are thrilled to be back, and there's a little something for everyone tonight. we have about 15 different food trucks. we have dessert trucks tonight. quite a few dessert trucks, i think because it's warm out. they

helen, what is going on with china's energy consumption?te is this push to do it at all costs? reporter: it really is acute indeed. china's energy consumption has surged recently, and that is basically because the industrial output has increased as it has come out of the pandemic. what is happening is it cannot get enough coal. it is paying sky high prices for natural gas. what it is doing is impacting the rest of the world and increasing, petition for the rest of those. it is exacerbating an existing crisis in europe with gas and power prices. they have been surging toward record after record, and that is something analysts expect is likely to keep continuing. francine: how does it play out? what does it take for these gas prices to stabilize? reporter: essentially, we will need more supply available, and there's a combination of factors impacting that at the moment. also, historically low storage numbers are not helping. analysts estimate that europe's at a decade low at the moment, which is catastrophic. what is likely to happen as well

there you see his daughter, and a son and his wife helen.y were feeling squeezed out desirable neighborhoods in los angeles what is restrictive housing it in the covenants. and by the way they estimated that about 80 percent of southern california housing it was restricted housing and covenants and so short, that your cataloging reckoning on a job at the plant. this is from 49 a picture of the plant many of you have heard kaiser, kaiser permanente. the clinic. kaiser, was a boom for black workers and for the shipbuilding guard in northern california. with this plant was inside of or east of la and fontana had promoted itself is a place free of jim crow restrictions telling oj sure got a job as an engineer here, he felt like he won the lottery. was a good job, and kaiser plant was the first facility to jerusalem products on the size and open according to one as turney fontana into an international benchmark of advanced steelmaking. and thee job, was a boom for african-americans and as an engineer, his wages were higher than most workers and a

allison that i'm petty al jazeera, cooper ah, and helen marketing with the headlines and al jazeera, the u. n's assistance mission to sit on his tweeted that invoice from several western countries of mats with as to prime minister of dela handbook at his residence. it comes a day after you, a secretary of state antony lincoln spoke to him. international pressure is growing on sedans, military leaders. the african union has suspended cartoon from org services. and world bank has put a hold on 86 sid, unease ambassadors have been removed from their posts by which enter. the united nations has reiterated calls for all government officials to be released. what's important for the secretary general and for all of us, is to see the immediate and unconditional release of all other government officials who continue to be on, on lawfully detained as well as activist or any one else who has been detained arbitrarily, or by the authorities. and every once human rights, of course, must be a respected or the secretary general has been on the phone. and his advisors have been in touch with relevan

helen catt, bbc news, westminster.y've described as an "astounding" set of roman statues. two complete sculptures of what appear to be a man and a woman, were found at an abandoned medieval church in buckinghamshire. simonjones reports. a dig with a difference, unearthing statues described as rare, remarkable, incredible. the head and shoulders of a woman. a bust of a man. plus the head from the statue of a child. in such good condition that archaeologists say it's like looking into the faces of the past. the team that found them cannot disguise their excitement or the smiles on their faces. pretty much a giant grin. everybody was really, really astounded to find them. they're just so unusual and so well preserved as well. really, really good condition. the only problem is the heads are no longer on the shoulders. we found the female head first. and what turned out to be the male shoulders. so we could tell the head did not quite fit that set of shoulders. and then the following day, we found the male head and the othe

helen briggs, bbc news.nd tv presenter, chris packham, says a suspected arson attack outside his home won't stop him from campaigning against hunting and animal cruelty. the broadcaster said two masked men set fire to a vehicle at the gate of his home in the new forest on friday morning — causing extensive damage. i will, of course, just carry on because i have no choice. i cannot and will not let your intimidation sway me from my course. and that's why i don't really understand why you would do it. the boxer, tyson fury, has defended his wbc heavyweight title, knocking out american deontay wilder in their latest clash at the t—mobile arena in las vegas. the american had been hanging on for several rounds, before the british champion ended the fight in the 11th round. some shaky moments in there but i never lost faith and i continued and i carried on and persevered and got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes, i knew it was over, he wasn't getting back up from that. it was

means the issue will keep on causing a stink in british politics for a while to come, will reach helen's al jazeera london. ah, don't forget check of the headlines here on al jazeera, a committee of brazilian senators is recommend, in criminal charges, against president jebel, sorrow for his handling of the pandemic. the panel approved a report ending a 6 month investigation. it cools a bolton arlin, 77, others to face indictments, ranging from corruption to crimes against humanity. the attorney general will now have 30 days to decide whether to file charges or zeros. monica makeovers following the story from neighboring argentina. this damning report was approved. ah, sir, ah, and they will be sending it now to the attorney general. and the attorney general, who was appointed by president j bull sonata, and may be biased towards to him, has 30 days to give a response. he has to say whether he accepts the charges or not. there 9 charges in total. the most serious of them is long for the present being accused of crimes against humanity. sedans, military gentle, has made more arrests, fall

helen briggs, bbc news.narrowly lost a parliamentary election. mr babis has congratulated the winners, a centre right and liberal coalition known as together, but says he will still try to form a government if asked. rob cameron in prague. awarning, a warning, there are some flash photography. this weekend belongs to together, a coalition of three parties, conservative, liberaland parties, conservative, liberal and christian parties, conservative, liberaland christian democrat, as well as a second opposition alliance between local mayors and the pirate party. together, they deprived babis of a majority in a result few predicted and on saturday night they were celebrating. new man at the defeated appeared almostjovial celebrating. new man at the defeated appeared almost jovial at a celebrating. new man at the defeated appeared almostjovial at a news conference, laughing off suggestions he might become speaker of parliament instead. not for him, a role in opposition it seems. translation: t0 role in opposition