while i have an extensive number of resources and specialists working tirelessly to trace and find kaitlynf, could be the most disruptive so far, in this winter's nhs pay dispute. tens of thousands of members of the royal college of nursing are striking in england, along with ambulance workers in the gmb and unite unions. in wales, some ambulance staff are also taking industrial action. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. nurses on the picket line this morning, outside aintree hospital in liverpool, taking part in what nhs england says is the biggest strike by workers the health service has seen. these nurses say they have been left with no option but to take industrial action. none of us want to put patients at risk, and we wouldn't do that — i wouldn't be stood here now if i thought left a patient at risk. but we need to do something. enough's enough. this dispute started back in december, and unions and government seem as far apart as ever. but the nurses leader says the strike action could end quickly, if ministers were serious about pay talks. 0ur mandate is until may. bu

so anybody that's applying now that's qualified to, there's only a few set of businesses that kaitlyn has been working hard to understand their circumstances, really they are private outdoor areas, you're going to see those coming to the hearing march 7th. those are actually paying upfront, so we would be looking to reimburse in the future which is a little messy and not what we wanted for this but it should happen. >> i just think anything we can do to help with the burden. >> absolutely! >> thank you for undermining the spirit of what we're about if we're compounding it. >> agreed. >> so these sound reasonable to me. i think there's, there's a knee jerk reaction to over describe things like this. and i would like these, they are more broad. the only thing, it's not a cautious. if staff deems it necessary which i think is the perfect language that it's just -- then it puts a little more onerous on you to keep track of these places, if you've had incidents recently and anything that rises up that i have full confidence in. yeah. i suppose we could, is there -- is it, can you remind me

we know it's not the trans people because of our friend kaitlyn jenner.f you remember the kaitlyn jenner story she got on the cover of vanity fair day one, she's beautiful, anyone who doesn't think so is a monster, we're going to kill your dog and a didn't your children. day two espn courage awards, she's brave, anyone who doesn't think so she's going to be fired. day three she comes out as a republican and they're like screw you, you're out of here, we don't like you bruce. and there it went. but you know this, i know this, been here knows this. it's never been about tolerance or inclusion it's always about whether or not you're a democrat and you can read further if you're a black conservative or female conservative who happens to be running for president, none of those apply to the marginalized groups. >> greg: we have men who identify as women while holding on to their genitalia and participating in sports. what if you as a republican or conservative transition into a democrat while holding all of your beliefs. >> lethal. >> greg: that makes some sens

let's go to kaitlyn collins, joining us from the polish capitol of warsaw right now where president biden just ar arrived. you are getting new it was on the president's visit. update our viewers. >> this had been a trip they had really been planning for months. of course initially the public schedule the white house put out had president biden coming to warsaw first. as we all know now, that did not happen. there was a detour to kyiv as he left the white house as jim was noting there in the early hours of sunday morning, traveling with the shades down on air force one. also traveling with the shades down on the train he was taking to kyiv once he had gotten to poland and was going into ukraine. it was something they had been planning for months. instead of typically going into large groups of staff throughout the agencies inside the administration, only a few people were told about this, wolf, because it was so sensitive and so closely held that it was not something that could be shared for planning. it was last friday that the president gathered in the oval office with his top aids and m

kaitlyn is live in warsaw. don has the day off. >> i mean, no offense to the ladies, but let's be honest. are we going to miss don lemon? a little bit. steve has covered television for a long time and really well. he's the author of "uncovered". hey, steve. what's going on? again, we're not gloating. i know you would know the answer. seems like the place is on the way to collapsing. >> yeah, tucker, i was a colleague of don lemon as you say not too long ago. it seems like there's been a real fundamental shift at the network. started only three or four years after i left during the trump era. one of the biggest examples in the trump era that went off the rails, i write about it, an entire chapter, a chapter of the experience of other people that worked at the network and what happened there as well. now you have don. don was one of the stars of that era of cnn. he was a big prime time host. he's been relegated to the morning show now. and it's sort of this relic of the old administration that is being -- they're

kaitlyn is live in warsaw poland , again. >> don is back again but there was no mention.sume he was honoring all o our presidents, but we don't really know what's going on in his head, and neither does he. and there wasn't one single apology the whole three hours show. heat-treated i appreciate the opportunity to be back on cnn today. i'm heard from you, i'm learnin from you, and i am committed to doing better see you soon. so maybe he did learn something in that sensitivity training, that was a very sensitive tweet. that he's on thin ice for a tmz is reporting that he is a strik away from getting the boot permanently, and this is his final warning. so he was on his best behavior this morning. stop eating, poppy, seeds. stop eating poppy seeds. that is dangerously close to making fun of a woman's weight, i think they might need to send you back to sensitivity training . poppy didn't like the joke. remember, they are best buds now . >> i would travel. i would fly to dc, i trained in dc. coming up,. >> that little hand touch, they love each other. that was more forced laugh

. >> kaitlyn a great interview. all right. moving on. anyway -- now moving on. listen, that's a big issue when it comes -- hold on with the music. that's a big issue with the american people. the american people have to suffer through this stuff from election deniers to people that don't believe in facts, we don't have a shared reality and now it's taken center stage to people like major taylor green. >> this is thanksgiving at the alcoholic passive aggressive family house. the american people sheiks don lemon. it's not about the american people. it's definitely not about facts. facts? no. it's about how don lemon feels about himself. cnn president chris licth ought to sit down with this guy and let him know because somebody else is pretty doesn't mean that you're ugly. it's okay, down. you're beautiful inside. or something. is it going to work? we don't know. they have to try something. there is on the brink. the so-called pro life spider man just completed his most daring climb yet. we're mesmerized by these. tuesday morning he free-climbed without ropes the t

we're back on the kaitlan-kaitlyn reporting. can we talk about why this is such a big deal? it is resonating in legal circles. they're trying to override attorney-client privilege here. >> right. this is a really serious accusation for the justice department to be making in a very mature investigation, a criminal investigation around these documents at mar-a-lago. when the attorney went into the grand jury, he is representing donald trump throughout the whole mar-a-lago documents issue as the national archives are trying to get them back, the justice department is trying to get them back. he declined to give answers. there is a fairly obvious next step that they can take to try to get those answers out of them, out of him. and that is to make this aggressive argument in court saying that they believe that they have evidence that there was an intention from donald trump, donald trump and others potentially maybe donald trump and corchran himself that they were trying to further a crime or cover up a crime. that is the sort of thing they're putting in sealed court filings righ

. >> yeah, it's strange to me but i guess he doesn't want to talk about part 6, kaitlyn, of senator scott'sit's government reform and debt. this is senator scott's plan. it includes the line, quote, all federal legislation sunsets in five years, if a law is worth keeping congress can pass it again, unquote. president biden saying scott proposed sunsetting those programs. it's accurate. i'm not saying it's a bad idea or good idea. a lot of people think social security and medicare there does need to be discussions of cost savings. i'm saying it's an idea and one scott proposed. why is he denying he proposed it? >> well, it's deeply unpopular. this came out and people in his own party was heavily critical of it. including mcconnell which he challenged for a top slot, and been this point of an issue between republicans. they've been arguing about it. they thought it was unpopular, unwise to do that in an election year. they're worried it hurt them as we saw how republicans performed in the mid-term elections. one interesting point he made he was talking about something president biden did when

as you heard kaitlyn say, there is a real fear on the ukrainian side as well that otherwise, this couldvolve into a protracted stalemate. >> ambassador, president biden's speech came hours after putin addressed the russian parliament and claimed this war will not end any time soon. a longer, drawn-out conflict is what ukraine is trying to avoid right now. isn't that true? >> that's exactly right. that's exactly right. and as several people have said, the ukrainians want a fast end to this war. they want to strike decisively. exactly what you said. and that can happen. they're preparing either to hit back as an offensive or even to take the offensive before the russians can strike. what they need is the weapons. they clearly need it. that's exactly right west need to deliver, the west needs to deliver to enable them, the ukrainians, to make this war shorter by striking first and hard in the next several months. >> general marks, putin announced that russia is suspending its nuclear arms treaty with the united states. the government says this decision could be reversible. that's a quote.

steely began don lemon begin to melt down before our very eyes the other day, for example, after kaitlyncollins interviewed a republican member ofiewe congress, don lemon launched intod r an attack on republicas that wasn't actually an attack on republicans, but a not so veiled attack on his co-host, caitlin collins. >> publican can't do that. producers in the control roomanl gerned up the musilic to get thm to be quiet. be quie shcommercial now, but he shuts them to keep attacking her.her. >> watch this.is. thank you for taking time to join us . thank you for having me. all right. th thank you. anyou.that's going to be the tie that we're in where facts are sort of flexible and why we gote caitlyn helms out there in real time. it was a greatti interviewme and credible sources like citing the new york post as w yd credible sourciblee, saying thai facts are it's just i can't believe that we're here.view. >> caitlyn that was a greatal tnterview, a great momen on anyway. well, now moving on because let's listen. - hold that's a big issue when itn with comes to the. muld on , please.he with t

a community—wide search was launched for kaitlyn easson, who was reported missing in galashiels on sundaytake part in a second consecutive day of strike action today. the government has refused to reopen pay talks with union leaders, despite pleas from hospital bosses. the health secretary, steve barclay, said more than 80,000 appointments and 11,000 operations were cancelled as a result of strikes by nurses and ambulance workers yesterday. strike action by postal workers next thursday has been called off, following a legal challenge by royal mail. staff staged several strikes at the end of last year, but the communication workers union said it had been advised against fighting the case. royal mail said the cancelled strikes would mean relief for customers. it is 19 minutes past six. carol is the weather. some moments of rather springlike weather yesterday for some. absolutely right. it was lovely for some of us. we had some sunshine. for some, some of us. we had some sunshine. forsome, it some of us. we had some sunshine. for some, it will be similar today. we are looking at a cold start

they say kaitlyn easson was last seen around 5:30 on sunday in the gala park area, and they're increasingly is on board a boat and below a boat which has been going up and down the river and past the bridge. on one side of the bridge the water is very narrow and very shallow. on the other side of the bridge it's slightly wider and an awful lot deeper so that is the difficulty, they are having to try to map out using the sonar equipment to get an accurate picture of what lies underneath. some of that is rock and rubble and mud and slurry. it's been very difficult for the underwater search teams from lancashire police to get an accurate picture so this company which normally works with police forces in the south has been brought in to try and help and see what they can find. speaking to the chief executive of the company earlier, he said the police and he believes that somehow and for some reason nicola went into the water 11 days ago and has not been seen since. he said if that is the case we are confident we will find her. it's 11 days since she went missing and in those 11 days there have