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iam inside i am inside the appeals court in the hague and this is the latest twist in a precedent—settingthat could have far—reaching applications for global climate litigation but inevitably the planet as well. according to the judges, planet as well. according to thejudges, companies that planet as well. according to the judges, companies that have contributed to climate change haveit contributed to climate change have it within their power to contribute to tackling it and they have a responsibility towards citizens of this arty do so, because protection against climate change is a human right. however, and this is the critical part of the verdict, the court said forcing shout to cut its emissions will not mitigate the global problem. it acknowledged shell was working towards reducing its c02 was working towards reducing its co2 emissions and the court cannot impose a percentage, as fans of the earth had requested because there was no current accepted agreement on climate science on the specific amount, therefore it has cancelled the original district court decision. we have had a react

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iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. good to have you with us.illing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi. it comes hours after israel's government reported that the missing rabbi was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—0rthodoxjewish group chabad in the uae. the us condemned the murder, calling it a horrific crime, and

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hello, iam hello, i am rajini hello, iam rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to this hour.in's government has significantly stepped up the response to the country's worst flooding crisis in generations. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, has said he is sending 10,000 extra soldiers and police to join the rescue and recovery operation in valencia — the region worst affected by this week's flash flooding and landslides. 211 people are now known to have died and many are still missing. 0ur correspondent bethany bell sent this report. with every day, the extent of the destruction becomes clearer. there's mud everywhere, on the roads and in buildings. 0verturned cars litter the streets. shops, homes and businesses have been devastated. for hours, volunteers have been arriving on foot to help. they're bringing brooms and spades. many say they felt compelled to come. there's no food supplies, there's no water, and the army isn't helping, because the political situation is so bad. we have no resources. everything we have is thanks to the volunteers that are helping. people

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. good to have you with us. united arab emirates says it arrested three suspects on sunday in the killing of an israeli—moldovan rabbi. it comes hours after israel's government reported that the missing rabbi was found dead. the government added that zvi kogan was last seen on thursday and described his death as an act of anti—semitic terrorism. rabbi kogan represented the ultra—orthodoxjewish group chabad in the uae. the us condemned the murder, calling it a horrific crime, and said is working closely with the israeli and uae authorities. mr kogan managed a kosher grocery store in dubai — a popular destination for israelis since the two countries forged diplomatic ties in the 2020 abraham accords. an israeli foreign ministry official says the body could be repatriated to israel on monday. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he was "deeply shocked" by rabbi kogan�*s disappearance and death. he also vowed to hunt down the suspected killers. translation: the state of israel will act by all i means and b

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey, it is good to have you with us.el. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet on tuesday to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us, which is serving as a key mediator in an effort to prevent the conflict in the middle east from expanding. the truce that's on the table would see a 60—day pause in fighting, during which israeli troops would withdraw from southern lebanon and hezbollah would move further north in—country, so that civilians may return back home in their respective areas. in their absence, the lebanese army would deploy in areas

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iam in i am in valencia where the clear up operation is under way but doubt by the locals good morningrescue mission after devastating floods hit spain killing at least 158 people. the authorities say many more are still missing. iam in i am in valencia where the clear up operation is under way but doubt by the locals about how long it took the locals about how long it took the authorities to warn them floods were coming. gps, care homes and hospices voice concern over the impact of higher

iam here less, to the staff, to the community.fessional should be spending time and energy in trying to prevent illness and doing everything people want us to do, to be a job, treating people to make people better but my time is spent thinking about having got enough money to pay the bills. the about having got enough money to pay the bills-— to pay the bills. the national pharmacy — to pay the bills. the national pharmacy association - to pay the bills. the national pharmacy association says i to pay the bills. the national. pharmacy association says more than 700 sites have already shut over the past two years because of recent changes in the budget, including a national insurance hike which could push more to the blink. nearly two—thirds of the 5500 members of the trade association in england, wales and northern ireland, took part in this ballad. 99% voted to limit some services if in this ballad. 99% voted to limit so the ervices if in this ballad. 99% voted to limit so the staff, s if in this ballad. 99% voted to limit so the

so, iam part great question. so, lam part of a _ great question.t question. so, lam part of a local nonprofit based in milwaukee. we have been trying our best— milwaukee. we have been trying our best to get out in the community through door knocking, events like this, canvassing on phone, things like — canvassing on phone, things like that _ canvassing on phone, things like that. i think a lot of the latino — like that. i think a lot of the latino community in wisconsin are feeling a bit fed upjust because _ are feeling a bit fed upjust because for the past few election cycles trump has been trying _ election cycles trump has been trying to— election cycles trump has been trying to use fear mongering, trying — trying to use fear mongering, trying to— trying to use fear mongering, trying to control his audience through— trying to control his audience through fear. frankly, the latino _ through fear. frankly, the latino demographic has faced a lot of— latino demographic has faced a lot of the — latino demographic has faced a lot of the brunt of that,

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey in the battleground state of north carolina.om here on the ground. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to this our. we begin in spain, where there is a warning of more heavy rain for valencia — the region already suffering after heavy flooding, which officials now say killed 217 people. the country's weather agency has issued a red weather warning, meaning up to 90 millimetres of rain is possible injust one hour.

look, iam pleased inflation has come down from a very high rate not long ago in the us and europe, butruth is, when there is a strong inflation, it increases the price of the cost of travel certainly, but also people are getting paid more. so when you look at it, inflation is notjust how much things cost, it's how well people are being paid, and even during the worst part of inflation, we were still having very good numbers. speaking of improvements for the consumer, you have invested in ai—powered features for trip planning. how much of a bigger role do you expect al to play in the future growth of your business? it is a very small part of the overall customer base that is interacting with the products and services we have already rolled out. they are very early. i play with them. sometimes they are phenomenal and i'm like, wow, this is great. sometimes i'm like, huh, this isn't very good. the fact is at some point, my vision, you will be able to communicate with what we call our ai trip plannerfor booking.com or other things, and it will be as if you are dealing with a human being. t

if i am one of ourallies, iam not vladimir putin., i am not sharing intelligence with her.- our allies, i am not sharing intelligence with her. that is an incredible _ intelligence with her. that is an incredible thing _ intelligence with her. that is an incredible thing to - intelligence with her. that is| an incredible thing to actually say. in terms of donald trump, he seems to somehow onto short circuit the senedd oversight in terms of some of these appointments. do you think you will find a way of doing that? yes because right now donald trump owns the republican party. his election eight days ago pretty much made every republican now bow at his feet. and what we know because donald trump promised to do this, america did not walk into this blind, donald trump told us he was going to be an authoritarian. he told us he wanted to turn the presidency, the american presidency, into a dictatorship. so he is going to do is best to weaken the other branches of government and he is going to do is best to strengthen the power of the presi

, iam here with hello! , i am here with the business headlines.azerbaijan, where global leaders are gathering to try and agree how to rein in climate change at this year�*s cop summit. top of the official agenda this week is money. rich nations are contributing $100 billion a year to help developing countries adapt to climate change. many say that�*s not enough. some want it ramped up to $1 trillion a year. overshadowing the whole event, though, is the return to the white house of climate sceptic donald trump. speaking at the summit, us climate envoy john podesta insisted that while the incoming trump administration "will try and take a u—turn, the work to contain climate change is going to continue." let�*s head to baku now and speak to gareth redmond—king, head of international programme at the energy & climate intelligence unit. you hope for with what can be achieved not with handing the incoming trump administration? hopeful, yes, it is not an easy ask to get all the countries of the world together and get them to agree to a very difficult and

hello, iam hello, i am rajini hello, iam rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to this hour. the response to the country's worst flooding crisis in generations. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, has said he is sending 10,000 extra soldiers and police to join the rescue and recovery operation in valencia — the region worst affected by this week's flash flooding and landslides. 211 people are now known to have died and many are still missing. our correspondent bethany bell sent this report. with every day, the extent of the destruction becomes clearer.

yes, iam australian trades coming from me.ely becoming more australian and i like australian people, they are super friendly & laid—back. can you see yourself living in australia?— australia? hopefully, for short. australia? hopefully, for short- for— australia? hopefully, for short. for the _ australia? hopefully, for short. for the rest - australia? hopefully, for short. for the rest of- australia? hopefully, for short. for the rest of myj australia? hopefully, for- short. for the rest of my life. a path that might not be open to others although the government insists international student numbers would make migration levels more sustainable. india's advani group is investing $10 billion in new infrastructure and energy projects in the us. no timeline has been given, and the chairman says the investments will create roughly 15,000 jobs. that is it for this edition of business today, see you again soon. the investments will create roughly 15,000 jobs. that is it for this edition of business today, see you again soon. a hair—l

do not know who will be trade representative, however, i am will be trade representative, however, iamve, however, i am much more confident in telling you who will be the most important voice in the front era when it comes to trade, and that will be his previous trade representative robert light hauser. there was a rumour he would go back to that position, talk about him going to treasury, which now does not seem to happen, does not seem likely, possibly to commerce, thatis likely, possibly to commerce, that is not seem likely. it is entirely possible that he has appointed as one of these white house czars. trump seems to have a tendency to want to appoint people to these white house positions that do not go through senate approval. these individuals will be very influential and i do not think there is any question that robert light hauser will be one of robert light h

iam here of thousands of people since 1980s.o find out how climate changes affecting this region and how the conflict with turkiye is impacting the people living here. hello. this man has one of the toughestjobs in the city. he is the director of the water board of hasaka. the water board of hasaka. the water board tries to make sure that institutions like schools and hospitals and those most in need have water. head of laboratory has been testing water here for 20 years to make sure it is safe to drink. in recent years the city's population has had groundwater from wells. some residents have brought in water samples from their wills for him to test. —— wells. not so long ago these problems did not exist. this is the river, known in the 1990s, flowing 33. the river's only flowing 33. the river's only flow for a limited time during the year. extreme drought has been recorded for the last quarter years. with the khabour no longer a reliable source of water, people have to look elsewhere. but 65 kilometres from hasaka, water had to

the petition out i thought i don't want to sign the petition, i am i don't want to sign the petition, iam not i don't want to sign the petition, i am not a petition person, but i do want to share my reasoning and that is why i wrote an article yesterday, so i do feel this was going to happen at some point. this afternoon i feel a combination of relief and sadness, multiple forms of sadness that it has come to this, but i think the right and inevitable thing has happened. right and inevitable thing has happened-— happened. you talk about sadness _ happened. you talk about sadness and _ happened. you talk about sadness and relief. - happened. you talk about sadness and relief. you . happened. you talk about - sadness and relief. you would have been listening to a previous guest talking about the layers of problems and issues that this is the result for the church. do you agree with most of that, and in terms of going forward, how should the church approach this? i think we need more time to think we need more time to think through what the best analysis to put on this is. i think what we ar

hello, iam hello, i am annita mcveigh and welcome to verified live.ing the agreement of a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah. thousands of displaced people in southern lebanon have been defying warnings from the israeli military and lebanese authorities telling them not to return to their homes yet. the israeli military said residents were forbidden to move south of the litani river between 5pm and seven am.

i'm not a democrat, iam able to make a speech on pretty quick to notice.oing to say. i don't even want to think about the losing power. i would like to tell all of the people in line to stay in line. we have tremendous republican lines and i have been asked, and it takes a while, but ijust like to make the statement i would like to make the republicans to stay in line, the democrats, they can leave, but i would like the republicans to stay in line. was there a need additional pressure today given the criminal cases today? | pressure today given the criminal cases today? i have no ressure criminal cases today? i have no pressure what _ criminal cases today? i have no pressure what so _ criminal cases today? i have no pressure what so ever. - criminal cases today? i have no pressure what so ever. i - criminal cases today? i have no pressure what so ever. i am - pressure what so ever. i am winning those cases, the biggest case was the florida case and it's been one. i appreciate your nice question. no pressure whatsoever? in nine years _ no pressure whatsoeve

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i cannot predict what is going on but if i am on corn, hopefully not, because at the end i am not, iam on the professional tour but at the end we are here, in a teams competition, so the most important thing here is trying to help the team and to stay all focused on what we have to do, that is play tennis and do it very well because rivals are going to be difficult and the conditions are difficult also, so then the emotion will be for the end. and before, and during come at least to be focused on doing what we need to do. tottenham midfielder rodrigo bentancur has been suspended by the football association for 7 matches, for using a racial slur about team—mate son heung—min. bentancur has also been fined £100,000 after comments made while appearing on tv in his home country of uruguay injune. he won't be available for spurs' domestic matches until boxing day and will miss the premier league games against the likes of manchester city, liverpool and chelsea, as well as the league cup quarter—final against manchester united.

iam sure how much you can make out behind me. i am on a very busy road.k blanket of smog, that is the kind of picture that greets us almost every morning for the past few days. when you step outside of the houses, our homes, a burning sensation in your eyes, your eyes start watering very fast, your throat starts itching, there is a shortness of breath because you are trying to breathe in as little as possible, i know it sounds difficult, psychologically, you start trying to take shorter breaths. some people have the option of staying indoors, keeping doors and windows shut, keeping doors and windows shut, keeping very expensive air purifiers on 24/7. many other people cannot afford purifiers, whose jobs are outdoors. you can see the traffic gives you a sense of how many people need to be out and about and it is the reality for a majority of the reality for a majority of the residents at the national capital region as they braved this kind of hazardous weather and he pointed out some of the figures. we feel the impact of the figures. the biggest concern is

iam gary i am gary 0'donoghue on capitol hill where we are waiting to see whether the controversial reportto cut 4000 jobs across europe dash part of a major cost—cutting programme. and, rafa nadal — one of tennis�*s greatest champions — brings an end to his glittering career.

iam i am low—level to catch up.endrick�*s beef turns legal, and the most friendly town. the prime minister says the uk isn't working, and this is what he wants to do about it for you. the government have announced a new youth guarantee project. if you are 18 to 21 in england without a job, he would get access to an offender ship, training or education. anyone who doesn't take those opportunities could lose their benefits. politicians are promising more money for mental health services and job centres as well. some other stories now. israel's prime minister says a ceasefire deal has been agreed to end the fighting with hezbollah in lebanon. it is not it will come into force wednesday morning. the court has been told that a slow tie and a friend raped two women after one of his gigs. he was joined by his wife, pop star anne marie, at the trial. slow tie and alex blake walker both denied threejoint tie and alex blake walker both denied three joint counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. the trial continues. and

iam not diplomacy there. he will go there.stration put as much pressure on the netanyahu government as the biden administration has tried to do, although all that has been ineffective. so, honestly, i can't see much change in what is happening in the middle east as a result of the change of administration in the us. but you can always expect the unexpected with donald trump. which takes us to the other conflict of the moment between russia and ukraine. donald trump has said he wants to stop it as soon as possible. he said within the first 2a hours. he has made some appointments which are interesting, the new defence secretary pete hegg set and also tulsi gabbard, director of national intelligence. so what does this tell us about what is likely to happen on that front?- happen on that front? trump will see this _ happen on that front? trump will see this as _ happen on that front? trump will see this as a _ happen on that front? trump will see this as a matter - will see this as a matter basically to be settled through him and

iam not and china.ond that, it's all change. we'll have screaming cold winds this time next week, but as far as friday's concerned, mist and fog in the morning in a few places and then with a bit of luck, some sunshine in the afternoon. now the high pressure�*sjust about with us, but the weather is changing way to the north. it'll take a few days for that high pressure to shift. now, through the early hours, we'll see some clear spells developing across parts of scotland and elsewhere across england and wales. and in one or two spots early in the morning on friday, it really could be quite nippy, perhaps 2—3 degrees, but out in the north—west with a south—westerly breeze, a little bit milder in the morning for belfast and also glasgow. and that's because a weather front is approaching. ahead of the front, winds tend to pick up a little bit. that also means some rain for a time in north—western and western scotland around 13 here, but further east and south, i think it's going to be drier, brighter, even

iam i am live with our political correspondent who will give us a taste, a flavour of what we have toe. it is an exciting atmosphere. although kemi badenoch is the favourite you never know in politics. {lit never know in politics. of course- — never know in politics. of course- it _ never know in politics. of course. it is _ never know in politics. of course. it is a small electorate of party members. about — electorate of party members. about 140,000 voted last time in 2022 — about 140,000 voted last time in 2022 when liz truss beat rishi — in 2022 when liz truss beat rishi sunak. in small electorates, small moves of opinion— electorates, small moves of opinion can transform the result _ opinion can transform the result. the expectation of almost _ result. the expectation of almost every conservative mp i have _ almost every conservative mp i have spoken to including those backing — have spoken to including those backing robertjenrick is kemi badenoch will win. it does not mean — badenoch will win. it does not mean they are right. think back to the _ mean they are right. think back t

think is really sad because you should be able to come on and say what you do as a job and, you know, iam and working for the nhs. doctors want the review to clarify precisely what pas can and can't do and how they are supervised. rosie is happy with that as long as it diffuses the row. hugh pym, bbc news. earlier this year a group of teenagers from wakefield set themselves

iam not tell people how to run their lives. i am not going to do that.e election that we would tread lightly on people's lives and i am not going to tell people how to live their lives. i do think the series —— the most important milestone in hitting the target is clean power 2030 which i know is tough. we set it out because we knew it would be tough and i am sure we can do it and we are fully committed to doing so. regs fully committed to doing so. as well as climate you have had talks — well as climate you have had talks this _ well as climate you have had talks this week— well as climate you have had talks this week on _ well as climate you have had talks this week on ukraine. i talks this week on ukraine. donald _ talks this week on ukraine. donald trump _ talks this week on ukraine. donald trump has - talks this week on ukraine. i donald trump has expressed talks this week on ukraine. . donald trump has expressed a wide _ donald trump has expressed a wide range _ donald trump has expressed a wide range of— donald trump has expressed a wide range of

iam not is what pittsburgh is, union folks, said. i am not voting for kamala harris.o democrat. by the way, this is historic. let me throw a couple of numbers that you. before you do, let mejust cut in. what is the thing that makes them so reluctant to change sides? what things keep them republican? ida. change sides? what things keep them republican?— change sides? what things keep them republican? no, they never voted republican _ them republican? no, they never voted republican in _ them republican? no, they never voted republican in their - voted republican in their lives _ voted republican in their lives. they have been democrat for 70 _ lives. they have been democrat for 70 years. this is historic, massive _ for 70 years. this is historic, massive i_ for 70 years. this is historic, massive. i tell you what it was: _ massive. i tell you what it was, it _ massive. i tell you what it was, it was money. they said, to hell— was, it was money. they said, to hell with _ was, it was money. they said, to hell with her. i am serious about— to hell with her. i am serious a

iam reclaiming my time.he fact that you said that, i could go through countless reports that make it very clear to the contrary, i could go through countless reports from our own financial regulators that their race, because talk about the number of places in the world where temperature exceeds that beyond the ability for humans to live, in india, bangladesh, maybe not in india, bangladesh, maybe not in your air—conditioned office. but this stuff is real. i am not going to get into an argument with you because you don't matter. well — as us energy secretary he definitely will matter. some in the energy industry though believe gas has a role to play in the decarbonisation process, as energy lobbyist ben west told us earlier. i think if we look at the us, it's a nation which has reduced its emissions more than any other nation over the past decade. the way that it's achieved this is by displacing coal—fired power generation with gas—fired power generation, with gas having less than half the carbon intensity of

iam not make a name for itself on the global stage. busy road. the buildings behind me are clouded in a thick blanket of smog. it is the kind of picture that greets us every morning over the past few days. when you step outside, burning sensation in your eyes, they start watering very fast, your throat starts itching, there is also a shortness of breath because you are trying to breathe in as little as possible, i know it sounds difficult, psychologically, you take short breaks, leaving you breathless most of the time. there are some people who have the option of staying indoors keeping doors and windows shut, keeping the very expensive air purifiers on 24—7 but many other people cannot afford purifiers, whosejobs other people cannot afford purifiers, whose jobs are outdoors. you can see the traffic gives you a sense of how many people need to be out and about. the reality for a majority of the residents here in the national capital region as they break this kind of hazardous weather. you pointed out some of the figures, we feel the im

iam lauren i am lauren taylor. us presidentjoe biden has met the chinese leader xi jinping, in what looks to be their last meeting of mr biden�*s summit in peru, president xi described the relationship between china and the us as having �*ups and downs�* — but said he was striving for a smooth transition with the incoming trump administration. during discussions, the white house said the us president raised north korea's deployment of troops to ukraine, as well as china's activities near taiwan. in opening remarks, mr biden reflected on his relationship with xijinping, over the last several years. we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. we have never kidded one another — we've been level with one another. i think that's vital. these conversations prevent miscalculations and ensure the competition between our two countries will not veer into conflict. the competition, not conflict. that's our responsibility to our people and as you indicated, to the people aroun

iam pleased air force marks its 75th anniversary. now and speak to our correspondent stephen mcdonald who is at the event. stephen, what is the vibe like? please let me know what's going on there.- vibe like? please let me know what's going on there. here at the zhuhai _ what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, _ what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, there - what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, there is l the zhuhai airshow, there is all manner of amazing tech on display. it is mostly air related, and you have air boffins and ordinary enthusiasts turning up to have a look. also military specialists. 0ne a look. also military specialists. one of the key things people are wanting to see is china's latest generation stealth fighter. now, the f—35 a,j generation stealth fighter. now, the f-35 a, j 35 generation stealth fighter. now, the f—35 a, j 35 a, sorry, when it comes out, will give china's two stealth fighter options as it tries to dominate this part of the world, with tensions in the south chin

think is really sad because you should be able to come on and say what you do as a job and, you know, iam really proud of myjob and working for the nhs. doctors want the review to clarify precisely what pas can and can't do and how they are supervised. rosie is happy with that as long as it diffuses the row. hugh pym, bbc news. earlier this year a group of teenagers from wakefield set themselves a challenge to reduce the amount of time davis using on their phones. many are using on their phones. many are using their mobiles for ten hours a day playing games or strolling on is social media. despite parental controls and apps which can cut down your screen time, for these teenagers it has been a six—month digital detox that has made all the difference. this is amy garcia reporting. i just wanted to get better at using my phone. i5 just wanted to get better at using my phone.— using my phone. is 'ust something i using my phone. is 'ust something has * using my phone. is 'ust something has a h using my phone. isjust - something has a stranglehold on everyone. — something has a stranglehold on

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iam more intelligentj than everybody here.r them for 25 plus years. he sent the iranians pictures of communication equipment and official strategy documents that he upgraded to secret, but misspelled the word. he contacted mi5 anonymously, saying he wanted to be a double agent, but instead they had him arrested. iran is one of a number of countries that present a real and present risk to our national security. so daniel providing information to them absolutely compromises our national security. particularly as he's a serving soldier. particularly as he was a soldier that had access to sensitive material. a year after he was first arrested, he left a fake bomb on his desk at his barracks and ran off to live in a van where police found £18,000. when recaptured, he was charged under the terrorism act and the official secrets act, which is why he was being held in wandsworth prison when he escaped. tell us about the reaction that is coming in from the authorities. unfortunately, we are having a problem with that line outside the c

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iam in i am in the minnesota state capital, where the republican has won here since 1972.e longest streak - has won here since 1972. that is the longest streak for - has won here since1972. that is the longest streak for the democrats in any set of the nation _ democrats in any set of the nation. tim watts is running to be vice — nation. tim watts is running to be vice president alongside kamala _ be vice president alongside kamala harris, but republican see an — kamala harris, but republican see an opening. here we have the cities _ see an opening. here we have the cities of minneapolis and st paul. _ the cities of minneapolis and st paul, but then there are large — st paul, but then there are large areas might wait times in small_ large areas might wait times in small towns. like other parts of the — small towns. like other parts of the country there is an urban_ of the country there is an urban and rural divide, meeting priorities— urban and rural divide, meeting priorities can be very differentjust a few priorities can be very different just a few dozen kilometres away