ifi can 'ust access to these. i know, but... ifi canjust get _ access to these. i know, but...e. i know, but... ifi can just get you to _ access to these. i know, but... ifi can just get you to respond, - access to these. i know, but... ifi can just get you to respond, i - can just get you to respond, i forget what the israelis are saying, this is coming from our correspondence, our editor, who has seen and spent time in and around the camp, jeremy bowen says that this camp is absolutely under the control of the armed groups, that he was in touch with people who were control in a camp and they wanted the photo of the journalist before they went in, that it is a dense area, but that they believe that a lot of the attacks, dozens of attacks, have been launched from that camp. attacks, have been launched from that cam -. g , attacks, have been launched from that camp-— attacks, have been launched from thatcam. , , ., ~' ., that camp. jeremy bowen should know much better. — that camp. jeremy bowen should know much better. he _ that camp. jeremy bowen should know much better, he has

ifi can 'ust use m mortgage holders... ifi can 'ust my last fl mortgage holders... committee has had on that? the issue needs to be resolved and the chancellor has met recently with the chancellor has met recently with the fca _ the chancellor has met recently with the fca and they have agreed to deliver— the fca and they have agreed to deliver better deals for savers which — deliver better deals for savers which i — deliver better deals for savers which i think they are doing in the next _ which i think they are doing in the next few— which i think they are doing in the next few weeks, in particular, to make _ next few weeks, in particular, to make sure — next few weeks, in particular, to make sure that savers are benefiting from a _ make sure that savers are benefiting from a high — make sure that savers are benefiting from a high interest rates. i fully support— from a high interest rates. i fully support the review of the fca and the new— support the review of the fca and the new consumer duty which gives them _ the new consumer duty which gives them a _ the new

the conditions, ifi can ut it time. the conditions, ifi can put it into — time.n put it into perspective, when we played in an international tournament... these days, it's a whole — tournament... these days, it's a whole different ball game. whereas we had to sell leamingtons to get money... to sell cakes — leamingtons to get money... to sell cakes to raise money to -et sell cakes to raise money to get to— sell cakes to raise money to get to a _ sell cakes to raise money to get to a tournament. whereas nowadays, we are talking about 80.000 — nowadays, we are talking about 80,000 people, selling overi million — 80,000 people, selling overi million tickets. so that might give — million tickets. so that might give you _ million tickets. so that might give you an idea of how far... the _ give you an idea of how far... the scale _ give you an idea of how far... the scale of— give you an idea of how far... the scale of change. you have watched that evolve over the course of these decades, are you shocked? er. course of these decades, are you shocked?— you shocked? er,

ifi had communities like this as — training. ifi had communities like this as a _ training.this as a teenager, i would've learned so- like this as a teenager, i. would've learned so much like this as a teenager, i- would've learned so much more at a younger— would've learned so much more at a younger age _ would've learned so much more at a younger age that _ would've learned so much more at a younger age that could i at a younger age that could potentially _ at a younger age that could potentially be _ at a younger age that could potentially be a _ at a younger age that could potentially be a lot - at a younger age that could potentially be a lot furtherl potentially be a lot further into — potentially be a lot further into my _ potentially be a lot further into my career. _ hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie grenwood hughes a new king at wimbledon, as carlos alcaraz ends years of djokovic domination. the washes will with australia as england just lose the penultimate game. and rory rises to the top, just in time for this week's open championship. so lots of brilli

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ifi won— ecstatic. i couldn't... ifi won the _ ecstatic. i couldn't... won the lottery tomorrow i wouldn't feel any better than i felt when i got the call today. just absolutely brilliant. everybody, you could sense the emotion — everybody, you could sense the emotion in the whole group. it's what _ emotion in the whole group. it's what we have been working for, it's what we have been working for. what — it's what we have been working for, what we hoped for, what we wished _ for, what we hoped for, what we wished for~ — for, what we hoped for, what we wished for-— wished for. this is the dv they knew, wished for. this is the dv they knew. the _ wished for. this is the dv they knew, the lucky _ wished for. this is the dv they knew, the lucky men - wished for. this is the dv they knew, the lucky men who - wished for. this is the dv theyl knew, the lucky men who retire to cyprus with a wife he adored. but here inside their home, janice was suffering. she had blood cancer so david killed her and try to take his own life. he admitted what he did and was found

i want to ask a personal question, ifi may. - us. i want to ask a personal question, ifi may. used to go to hong kong as a visitor, it makes you realise how hong kong has changed so much injust three years. this latest move, it really goes to show how the city has changed, hasn't it? yes, the city has changed so much, it's almost unrecognisable. it used to be an open and free society and we used to be able to criticise government without any fear, so suddenly there is no protests, no free media and people like us activists have to go overseas and live a life in exile. no—one ever in hong kong or the world will have imagined that it would happen to hong kong. hong kong has fallen so fast. it is beyond our imagination.- fast. it is beyond our imagination. fast. it is beyond our imauination. ., , imagination. ted hui 'oin us from australia, h imagination. ted huijoin us from australia, thank - imagination. ted huijoin us from australia, thank you i imagination. ted huijoin us| from australia, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. around the world and across the uk. th

doctor bowers, ifi could _ explore their feelings.gs. doctor bowers, if i couldjump in - explore their feelings. doctor bowers, ifi couldjump in - l bowers, if i could jump in — want ask about what acts to gender affirming care that got a lot of coverage. there is talk about puberty blockers with young children. what considerations do you think parents orfamilies considerations do you think parents or families should take before deciding for the child to take them?— to take them? well, i think sometimes _ to take them? well, i think sometimes - _ to take them? well, i think sometimes - and _ to take them? well, i think sometimes - and this - to take them? well, i think sometimes - and this may| to take them? well, i think. sometimes - and this may be to take them? well, i think- sometimes - and this may be a sometimes — and this may be a problem with the medical community to — is that sometimes parents feel under pressure that puberty is that this cliff that their child might be going off, let's say, if they are presenting early enoug

ifi you go back towards the end of to say? it is too early to say.go back towards the end of last year, there were plenty in the headlines saying the uk is going to have the longest recession since records began. since then most forecasts have wished that away. it is really touch and go. the big unknown is where bank of england breaks are going to go. we are almost on the good news is bad news dynamic. the stronger the economy is in the uk, and it has been relatively resilient, the greater the inflation and pressure and the greater tendency of the bank of england to push rates up higher. there is this worry that the bank of england, having perhaps come late to the interest rate party, is going to push too fast. up the road the uk economy hits a wall because we have wave of refinancing through mortgages. things have really turned south sharply. mortgages. things have really turned south sharply-— south sharply. sorry to “ump in but we also have this _ south sharply. sorry tojump in but we also have this public _ south sharply. sorry tojump in but we a

ifi if i were not running, i would have nobody coming after me. playing host to kyiv�*s celebration of lgbt rights. hello. i�*m anjana gadgil. donald trump has told a gathering of republicans that he�*s the only candidate who can win next year�*s presidential election, and suggested this is the only reason he faces a raft of criminal and civil charges. mr trump was speaking at the party�*s annual lincoln day dinner fundraiser in iowa, along with other republican presidential hopefuls. the former president insisted he will still run for the white house even if he�*s convicted. federal prosecutors widened their criminal investigation into mr trump over his handling of government documents after leaving office this week, but he still remains the frontrunner for the republican nomination.

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assistance from the ifis -- strong requirements for governance accountability and sustainability. it serves as an important counter weight to nontransparent, on sustainable lending from others like china. as an example, multilateral development banks are a leading source of financing to close the infrastructure gap of developing countries. these infrastructure projects here are all robust -- standards that are aimed at achieving sustainable and inclusive growth in our partner communities. the united states is not a passive shareholder. we actively shaped the priorities of these institutions as a leading shareholder in nearly all of them. major project past few months's been to evolve the world bank, to better deliver against global challenges as part of the poverty reduction and development initiatives. we've already introduced reforms that will stretch the world bank's balance sheet to unlock as much as 50 billion dollars in additional lending capacity over the next decade. we've made preliminary updates to its mission in operations. and looking forward to working with the new wo

ifi people think that we have done something bad. people will say that i am trying to do whatever, so there is some basic discrimination we are facing us all at school, as well as our neighbourhoods because those neighbourhoods are an area where more than 50% of people are below the poverty level, so there is various reasons for this and we should manage the long—term reason and the short to medium term region with what we ask for so that we can gain some trust again within the country, otherwise we just place walls up within people and it does not work. the united nations has criticised france over police violence. 0n criticised france over police violence. on twitter you have said that work needs to be done on policing in france. what needs to happen in your opinion and do you think that president macron is taking the right tone here? ~ ., ., , ., here? we have not seen macron workin: here? we have not seen macron working with _ here? we have not seen macron working with continuity. - here? we have not seen macron working with cont

ifi if i compare to the cold war, then everyone — if i compare to the cold war, then everyone understands serious for all_ everyone understands this is serious for all of— everyone understands this is serious for all of them. that is why the country— for all of them. that is why the country spent that much. how we can commence _ country spent that much. how we can commence that this is the same right now. and wimbledon gets under way — with some of the world's top tennis players in action. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now. we start in the occupied west bank — where the israeli army has launched its largest military operation for years. palestinian officials say eight palestinians have been killed and 50 injured. israel says it's targeting "terrorists". palestinian leaders say innocent people are have been bombed. columns of israeli army vehicles have entered the city ofjenin, after multiple air strikes on the refugee camp there. fighting is ongoing — and there have been gun battles in the streets. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has the latest. jenin is no strang

and lastly, ifi could just go to the sun.— just go to the sun.l clear. _ just go to the sun. can you be crystal clear, can _ just go to the sun. can you be crystal clear, can you - just go to the sun. can you be crystal clear, can you make i just go to the sun. can you be - crystal clear, can you make remarks atrout— crystal clear, can you make remarks about what— crystal clear, can you make remarks about what ben wallace dead. do you think the _ about what ben wallace dead. do you think the bbc presenter should resign? — think the bbc presenter should resigh? |— think the bbc presenter should resi . n? . think the bbc presenter should resin? ., ., ., , ., ,, resign? i have already addressed the oint about resign? i have already addressed the point about ben _ resign? i have already addressed the point about ben wallace,... - point about ben wallace,... president zelensky has already expressed his gratitude to us. he continued to be grateful that our support and our leadership and the welcome we have extended to many ukrainian families. i think e

even ifi did i— silverstone? i'm afraid i don't know. even ifi did i don't- silverstone? cause irreparable harm. it is not - harm. we are not doing our cause irreparable harm. it is not fair- harm. we are not doing our cause irreparable harm. it is not fair to l irreparable harm. it is not fair to call it a cause, this is the survival of everyone. if people agree with the message but don't agree with the message but don't agree with the tactics, i mean, it's fabulous you agree with the message, please come and join a different group that does it differently, such as extinction rebellion, or the climate majority project, who don't take disruptive action. there is no excuse not to get involved in the fight. it involves everyone, everyone will be affected. if there were to be _ everyone will be affected. if there were to be a _ everyone will be affected. if there were to be a protest _ everyone will be affected. if there were to be a protest at _ everyone will be affected. if there i were to be a protest at silverstone, you would be all for it? yes. were to be a protest at s

ifi if i can let you to do anything head over to iplayer and listen to that carlos alcaraz speech inhe weather we have had here over the weather we have had here over the last two weeks, my goodness that men's singles final make it worthwhile —— worthwhile. the quality of times was extraordinary. so carlos alcaraz is now a two—time grand slam champion. and novak djokovic�*s hopes of winning the calendar slam, that is all the majors in the same year. we'll have to wait for another year. as he will try to match the federer record. this is what novak djokovic had to say after the match. this is what novak d'okovic had to say after the match.— say after the match. obviously a tou . h say after the match. obviously a tough one _ say after the match. obviously a tough one to _ say after the match. obviously a tough one to swallow. _ say after the match. obviously a tough one to swallow. when - say after the match. obviously a j tough one to swallow. when you say after the match. obviously a - tough one to swallow. when you are so close _ tough one to swallow. when you are so close. but aga

eventually, ifi sure we continue to uphold this trust. i know that it's notjust about me taking over, because i also have to earn that trust with singaporeans myself. i have to win their confidence and mandate to lead the country, so i will work doubly hard to make sure that i will be able to win and earn the trust of singaporeans.- and earn the trust of singaporeans. and earn the trust of sinaa oreans. ., ., ,., and earn the trust of sina-aoreans. ., ., ., singaporeans. how would you do that, though. — singaporeans. how would you do that, though, because _ singaporeans. how would you do that, though, because you - singaporeans. how would you do that, though, because you do . that, though, because you do have the presidential election later this year, and also, you know, what would you do to re—enact trust? for example, as we mentioned, singapore has some of the ministers, and especially when the argument is thatis especially when the argument is that is to discourage things like corruption, i mean, that kind of defeats the whole argument

ifi well, there is progress definitely being made.ve formed around advocacy, to try and break the stigma, to try and break the cultural norms that guide what can be discussed and what cannot be discussed around menstruation, so there is a lot of awareness raising being made, there is a public campaign right now there is a public campaign right now there is also putting this issue right on the policy table, and there is also progress that that bit of kenya has prioritised, and this is one of its key deliverables and the current administration... i key deliverables and the current administration. . ._ key deliverables and the current administration... i was going to ask ou about administration... i was going to ask you about that. _ administration... i was going to ask you about that, in _ administration... i was going to ask you about that, in terms _ administration. .. i was going to ask you about that, in terms of- you about that, in terms of political leaders, do they even want to talk and address issues like this? i to talk and add

peter, iwonder ifi could be underestimated. peter, iwonder ifl couldiump _ be underestimated. in there. you - if i could jump in there. you mentioned merseyside police and we heard some of the team that was involved in this investigation. what has merseyside police done so well in investigating this case and bringing it to court and getting a guilty conviction and, of course, the sentencing we have just heard there? what lessons can be learned for other police forces around the uk? i for other police forces around the uk? 4' for other police forces around the uk? ~ ,., ., for other police forces around the uk? ~ ., , uk? i think it sort of recognise that if you _ uk? i think it sort of recognise that if you read _ uk? i think it sort of recognise that if you read the _ uk? i think it sort of recognise that if you read the most - uk? i think it sort of recognise l that if you read the most recent uk? i think it sort of recognise - that if you read the most recent hm icy report, which i mentioned earlier was published in august of last year —— segment, in the area disruption of

in having concerns over— people are just ified in having concerns over the— people are just ified in eaha. eh— it wasn't the ultimate burn that zac said. oh, it's— it wasn't the ultimate burn that zac said. oh, it's because the herhee— zac said. oh, it's because the tories aren't— zac said. oh, it's because the tories aren't green enough that he reehgaeeh— tories aren't green enough that he resigned. you— tories aren't green enough that he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe— he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe are— he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe gehhg— he resigned. you know, not many people are going to— he resigned. you know, not many people are going to connect with rhar— people are going to connect with rhar-eahherr— people are going to connect with that-support him _ people are going to connect with that support him really on that and support him really on har— that and support him really on rhar. he— that and support him really on that. he should— that and support him really on that. he should have. if it was he— that. he should have. if it was he eaee— that. he shou

at the end of the da , ifi djokovic's way? at the end of the day. if i had _ djokovic's way?ovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put _ djokovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put £1 _ djokovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put £1 on - djokovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put £1 on it - djokovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put £1 on it i - day, if i had to put £1 on it i would put it on djokovic. but i'm hoping that it is going to be competitive and i think because of how alcaraz has been playing the last three or more matches, i think it will be. ., , last three or more matches, i think it will be. . _ ~ , last three or more matches, i think it will be. ., , �* , ., ~ last three or more matches, i think itwillbe. ~ , ., ~ it will be. tracy austin, thank you. bic it will be. tracy austin, thank you. big thanks — it will be. tracy austin, thank you. big thanks to _ it will be. tracy austin, thank you. big thanks to tracy _ it will be. tracy austin, thank you. big thanks to tracy austin, - it will be. tracy austin, tha

let's de-daunt-ify. have you read the book? home. things just feel normal or toy sitting here. at my -- agent called and said denis villeneuve wants to have a meeting with you. i didn't know what he was making. i didn't know what the film was about. i didn't know anything. i got very excited and nervous and then i had an hour and a half, may be to our zoom, skype, whatever. i support all the media options out there. do you see what i did there? his, denis love version that he wanted to create, that is what i was on the receiving end of. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break but stick around. we'll be right back with more rebecca ferguson. somemetimes jonanah wrestles wiwith fallingng asleep.... .....so he takakes zzzquili. the worlrld's #1 sleleep aid d for a betttter night s sl. so now, , he wakes up feeling like h himself. the rereigning famamily room middle-w-weight chamampion. better days starart with zzzqzquil nightsts. i've gotot nothing t to eat. nothing.g. hohold on, i can do s something.. ♪ turningng nothing i into

what you _ and what was the scene after, and what you need to do in terms of the investigation, and ifitigation, and if i may, to ask you, this is absolutely devastating for the _ you, this is absolutely devastating for the school, can you give us your thoughts _ for the school, can you give us your thoughts as— for the school, can you give us your thoughts as to what this tragedy means— thoughts as to what this tragedy means for you with the parents and pupils? _ means for you with the parents and --uils? ., , pupils? you will perhaps appreciate that the school _ pupils? you will perhaps appreciate that the school community - pupils? you will perhaps appreciate that the school community is - that the school community is profoundly affected by this tragedy and at the moment we are really not in a position to make any further comment about it. we will be in communication with all those in the community about the further steps that we as a school will be taking. if i can just that we as a school will be taking. if i canjust ask that we as a school will be taking. if i can just ask about t

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officials in the past few days, warning that that bombardment of ukraine's eastern jeregion, has intense ifyensified. that's what we saw last night, four missiles launched from the belgorod region, two exploding in the air, and two hitting the ground across the kharkiv region, causing some infrastructural damage there. and we saw shelling continue overnight. at least one person killed as a result. and as you mentioned, we saw that consistent attack towards the zaporizhzhia region. we saw attacks and strikes on the zaporizhzhia region just overnight friday into saturday. that was repeated again, according to ukrainian military officials, at least 52 strikes over just 24 hours. and at least seven people wounded in that attack. and this is, of course, a significant concern, as ukraine continues with its counteroffensive. we have, of course, learned from russian-appointed officials in the crimea region, what they described as a massively prolonged drone attack, which they say that they were able to deal with. however, of course, this is a huge concern. we've heard from ukrainian officials acknow

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an investigation by the board of trustees that found he'd authored 12 reports that contained false ifiedata. mark tessier levine was the head of stanford for seven years. he said he accepts the board's findings and will resign as president next month, but stay on as a professor of biology. we'll note the investigation determined that tessier levine did not falsify data or commit fraud. the revelations are largely the work of a freshman at stanford. the investigations editor for the student newspaper the stanford daily. that student, theo baker, joins us live this morning. thanks for being with us, theo. hi there. thanks so much for having me. of course, you've been working on this story for months. how does it feel for it to have this result? well, you know, i think the thing that's most gratifying for me being in my position as a student journalist is the idea that we've been able to contribute to the correction of the scientific record on these papers that are really widely cited and high impact ones that, you know, i think as this report has proven, that they would not have been corre

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let me clar ify, that doesn't mean we aret noprofitable, it just are means that we are not profitable to the extent wall street banks are. we can turn a profit, do social good in san francisco and provide our cdfi partners with a rate that allows them to also do their work efficiently. at this point, it would be premature to begin that conversation. i would say san francisco needs to take some steps in establishing or at least beginning to establish the mfc, the initial entity, and then finding that initial pot of funding. once we have a better understanding of the amount of fund, we can begin the conversation and let our cdfi partners know we are able to do for them, and they are more then happy to work with us, at least all the ones we talked to are. >> great. thank you. i did have one question switching gears for mr. hyams on the clean powersf and thank you for the detailed presentation and very clear for the public and for us. i just curious on the power content chart that you laid out, is that pretty consistent year to year on what those percentages are or are there any trends we

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let me clar ify, that doesn't mean we aret noprofitable, it just are means that we are not profitable to the extent wall street banks are. we can turn a profit, do social good in san francisco and provide our cdfi partners with a rate that allows them to also do their work efficiently. at this point, it would be premature to begin that conversation. i would say san francisco needs to take some steps in establishing or at least beginning to establish the mfc, the initial entity, and then finding that initial pot of funding. once we have a better understanding of the amount of fund, we can begin the conversation and let our cdfi partners know we are able to do for them, and they are more then happy to work with us, at least all the ones we talked to are. >> great. thank you. i did have one question switching gears for mr. hyams on the clean powersf and thank you for the detailed presentation and very clear for the public and for us. i just curious on the power content chart that you laid out, is that pretty consistent year to year on what those percentages are or are there any trends we

so to get us gas, buy it in the us gas , ify it, buy it in the us gas, ify it, make it into a liquid then regasify it three times the carbon just so we can say we're not using the north sea. >> and i think we can't underestimate the role that that oxbridge byelection has played. well, think it's maybe it's a well, i think it's maybe it's a catalyst, but a catalyst. catalyst, but it's a catalyst. >> the. yeah, it's >> it's the. yeah, but it's unearthed something that's been going on just below the mainstream media. >> can i quickly ask you about windfall taxes? they're something that the labour party especially as weaponized you especially as weaponized if you make money, will make too much money, will tax you. course spooks you. of course that spooks investors and gives investors and it gives instability . they're reluctant instability. they're reluctant to invest. there's been a development. >> glad you asked me >> yeah, i'm glad you asked me that, because we've got that, martin, because we've got to keep bringing actually to keep bringing what's actually happening news gb news happ

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. >> or a w it's not just modify, it is waed so it ify, even if we take a mci kind of reading of modify, through more major changes, all the way up to waive. and then, you can say what terms in liu of those provisions.plied congress does not geclr than that. we deal with statutes that are confusing, this not. >> your honor, i disagreth what we are dealing with is a waiver or modification. in terms of when we lo athe publication in the federal register, it says the secretary modifies the folwi provisions. so the secretary did not even puort to waive the loan discharge that was cited. second point that makes sense, because the secretary was not excusing compliance with any existing requirements. the secretary noring those requirements and creating brand new ones to place a brand-new program. e third point is again, we know there was not a waiver here because of affected individuals can continue to access all of those existing loan disc programs. if someone qualiesor the public loan service program, they are abltoccess it right now, so there was no waiver. all we have is an attempt to modi

lo, nikki, ifi them. jenny, what are your political beliefs?ally introduce to you after we've heard the news, coming up right now, so it will be a very interesting error and have her after that. you can tell us what you will make of it all. it's all for you. here is the news from deena campbell coming up injust a second. right now, what do you want to ask nigel farage about? do you want to ask about immigration, tenth width? did i say nigel farage? easy mistake to make! keir starmer coming up. whatever you want to ask about, you can ask him. call me on 08085 909693, text 85058. get in touch. without any further ado, here is the news from deena campbell. thank you. nigel farage has welcomed the resignation of the chief executive of natwest, dame alison rose after she admitted she was the source of an inaccurate story about the closure of his accounts at coutts bank. she'd claimed he didn't have enough money in them. lloyds banking group has announced a surge in profits, as it benefits from higher borrowing costs. the group made £3.9 billion in t

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i think we have to look at the training aspect and human resource aspect ify wolf be successful the moneygets spent but not the out come we want. so -- here are snaps. there ask disinformation on social media about when the money is going toward i want to say to the extent we can as a commission and department raise up what the funds are going toward. and the homelessness that is ended for x number of people. in this budget alone, i'm reading 350 housing slots. 594 new shelter beds. which is i 20% increase on our current inventory of shelter beds and the remarkable number of 1650 households to prevent homelessness from occurring. we will so this in the future but we than there is an inflow in the system we don't have a lot of control over. nathe pandemic created income loss and you know businesses are restructuring how they do employment at work. and so well may be anning inflow this does in the add waitly reflect the work done here to create solutions torous people experiencing homelessness. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> what i believe commissioner evans well beyond training. it include