some of them would have been at the ipl and then gone to the world cup.sleepless nights when no one saw them sweating, that will be vindicated. kudos to them and for the men that led the charge on the field, it was sensational. confidence was already high in the red roses camp — after their record breaking victories over new zealand in consecutive weeks... and today — england's women continued their winning run — with another destructive performance — this time against canada — and there was debut to remember. jess softley reports. for some time, england have been an unstoppable force in women's rugby. as the sport grows, so does their competition. an international debut is something special that heather cowell made sure it was one to remember. england ahead after four minutes. but that was short lived. canada came to show why they are third in the world. the roses were behind for the first time in the tournament. game on. england are rarely tested but this time they were made to work for it. they are here to play. cowell certainly did, delighting her hom

there was a shortage in the us city which is a very poor agricultural stay in india not far from where ipl born if they decide to become farmers again the agricultural industry is thriving so that movement and the vast majority of human migration that i talk about that as well is registered in washington with the mass migration is within china and india and africa? know. doesn't make it less significant of the human species? of course not so that movement is happening all the time coming out of the pandemic the forces that identify as the driver of human mobility and migration whether climate change which is a big one that does not stop just because of the pandemic lockdown. political a conflict look at syria and afghanistan. and straight to technology. people are moving all the time. i bet you and i and everyone on this call those one or two handfuls of people who no longer live for these two because now they can be digital nomads. so as we move forward to differentiate between situations that apply to hundreds of people or thousands or millions or billions of people. the larger the decim

. >> ipl would look forward to working with you and the stakeholders to see what that would look like. >> let me ask you one final question. i have beenal trying to determi an exact t comparison of how safety-related infrastructure funding exists to the alaska region is compared to the rest of the u.s. and my staff has reached out, accounting or receipt expenditure budgets, proposed expenditures, facilities and equipment, and was surprised to hear that the faa doesn't track atof and e spending by state or even by service center, and our faa in alaska, as you know, they do heroic work, not just for alaska but for the country, as planes are flying over to asia. we have 586,000 square miles of land in almost close to 2.5 million square miles of air space. but there's been no accounting, it's been difficult to get accounting for just the funding of the western service area. do you have or can you provide for future a breakdown of where those costs and dollars are being spent? i think it's important for us in the congress to be able to see comparisonse with regard to different regions. at