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the local government association called on ministers to provide more long term investment.t three years to tackle rough sleeping in england. back in newcastle, rhyss struggled with his mental health while living on the streets. been kicked, punched, you know, spat on, felt like society had given up on us. so i gave up on myself, made us quite suicidal. and i did try and take me own life on more than one occasion. then, after almost five years on the streets, rhyss's life was turned on its head. he was in court being sentenced for shoplifting offences when his mum walked through the doors, having found out his whereabouts. i was just total state of shock. i thought i was dreaming for a moment. i just looked at her and she just burst into tears. i tell her, look, i'm gonna be ok. i'm going to prison. but when i got out, i'm going to make some changes and i'm going to start speaking to my family again. and i've been in contact with them ever since. the charity crisis says where it's right to reconnect family, it can offer individuals a sense of belonging. so we do see parents

said yesterday in those remarks to the national governor's association was to affirm the federal government is there to help states and localities which are on the front lines of administering the testing programs, the vaccination programs, said if you need something, say something. but he also acknowledged that the efforts of the federal government so far, especially on the front of testing, as we have seen huge demand for testing during the holiday season, have simply not been enough. take a listen to the president. >> went from no over the counter tests in january to 46 million in october, 100 million in november, and almost 2200 millin in december. it is not enough. it is clearly not enough. if we had known, we would have gone harder, quicker, if we could have. >> reporter: now, the president has in recent days announced a stepup of federal activity on the testing front. the purchase of 500,000 tests, which are going to be available to people if they go on a website and request one, mailed to their home. he directed insurance companies to reimburse people for tests. the supply chain has not kept up with the demand over the h

between tribal governments and the federal, state and local governments as well as interested stakeholders. this committee must also address barriers associated with accessing at a climate resiliency funding as well as advocate for expanding financing for climate change funding that directly supports tribal climate resilience and mitigation projects across the country. i want to address community relocation emergencies. are devastating tribal nations across indian country as they were to combat the climate crisis. my nation are located on the southwest corner of the olympic peninsula on the state of washington along the pacific ocean. my nation has relied on the waters of the pacific ocean. the village is an ecological and government center of our nation. when nation began developing a master plan for the relocation of our institution. this master plan offers multiple federal agencies including interior and has an estimated price tag of 150-$200 million. we applied the passage of the info structure investment and jobs act which passed a $130 million budget for tribal relocation project. this is the first federally established relocation fund.

local land orders channel in the southern for now asking the federal government for money to pay for damages caused by migrants trespassing on their property. listen to what susan of south texas property rights associationh. >> drive through the through gates, fences, illegals walking through private property, destroying, breaking in and it's getting very expensive and we've heard nothing the federal government on help for private property owners. >> the land owners should be able to enjoy and profit from their lands of guaranteed by the u.s. and texas constitution. >> your reaction to what's happening with the landowners? >> i talked to susan and a lot of landowners down there. she has right. the property is being damaged. they are scared because they don't know who's crossing their property or don't know if it's cartel or drug runners and they are losing both property and damage to their livestock so it makes it hard for them to do business and many of them, i've seen ranchers shut down, it is a cost to the ranchers. >> we hear almost nothing about this, it's a dimension in the story but those almost totally unreported on. it's not just that you have your business disrupted, workers don't want to be i

we heard, the government is facing opposition from it's own backbench mps over plans to introduce more coronavirus restrictions in england. and there's concern in local tory associationsthe south basildon conservatives resigning from the party live on bbc essex. i am actually going to leave the party because of this. i cannot morally defend the party that i consider to be moving in a very tyrannical direction, and i will be sending in my written resignation to my chairman later on today. i've been conservative all my life, i've been a member of the party for about three years, i have worked, you know, tirelessly campaigning for the party, but i think my morality, something in my stomach, my gut feeling tells me this is not right, and i cannot keep my mouth closed about this any more, and by, therefore, have to do what i think is right for me. the problems the conservative be stacking up, then?— the problems the conservative be stacking up, then? yes, parties and unatherins stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going — stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going on _ stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going on and _ stacking up, then? yes,

association of bay area government. so a public agency. and they serve programs around the nine county bay area. i wanted to mention that local government staff often run program so lowell and his team at sfe run many of the bayren programs and qualified to speak to the portfolio of services later in the presentation. and of course pg&e has historically administered energy saving programs through rate payer funds, including with local governments but we have seen a shifting in funding away from local government partnerships toward more state wide and regional programs, so that's where cleanpowersf, sfe and bayren have come in to try to find creative ways to redirect rate payer funds in locally run programs that are specifically targeted toward our local needs. and with that background, i'll jump into the individual program offerings. next slide please. here's an overview of cleanpowersf programs and those soon to launch. i know you have received briefings previously on some of the items and i'll focus on those at the bottom of the screen. the purpose of this program is to help with rooftop solar ensure that the systems contin