nadine burke is the surgeon general of california. -- jonahnd his mother cohen and his mother are there. cheyenne faulkner and morgan , juvenile diabetes patients. she depends on oxygen and a ventilator. they will all be in nancy pelosi's box this evening. marty from minnesota. would like to take the opportunity to say i spent 30 years in the united states navy, retired as a lieutenant there was a time under the obama administration we couldn't even buy fuel to fly our jets. we didn't have the money to put to sea. >> finish the statement, the state of the union is? >> the greatest ever under the leadership of donald trump. harris, "i'm bringing --,r joseph paul comeau dedicated his life to helping formerly incarcerated individuals reenter their communities. as our nation works to reform our criminal justice system, it is stories like his that must be heard? -- that must be heard." where are you calling from? we don't have anyone on the line. 0 ifminder, (202)-740-892 others,ocrat, and all 748-8922. thisnt you to finish sentence, the state of the union is? a reminder that we will ask you

nadine fish. so for those it's more ecological to work without machines so it's the logical options and that's why it's better for the soil it means less soil compaction less gasoline less dirt and smell the texting until later in the summer we're in the spring and summer you feel connected to all the growth and development and connected to life as some of the soviet saw and then. most things are done manually and. there's no machinery to tell the fields and they don't use farm animals if you alpacas here are kept as pets. the daily communal meal contains no me because it's bad for the environment and because the weekends in the village incensed around 70 percent of the vegetables eaten by the villages are also grown by them and they're aiming to further increase that figure and instead of being thrown away the leftovers of recycled as compost. the villages are happy with the small range of foods covering their basic requirements chocolate also stopped by the village store is a luxury. and has not

let's cross over now to nadine baba he joins us live from the lambeth bridge in london so how does the day off to brags that look like there. well certainly it's a quiet scene here on the thames and indeed around parliament on like. friday evening as you saw in rory's report but lots and lots of attention now on the future relationship with the european union there have been hustings again for the potential leadership of the opposition labor party and one of the favorites because starmer has been talking about how in a haze opinion boris johnson and his government failed to have failed to address the underlying reasons behind the brics it vote he says that yes there does need to be a closing of the divide between so-called remain isn't so-called relievers but he has he's now putting the pressure on johnson to come up with actions and there's a lot of uncertainty for a for example the 3000000 e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and britain's abroad french president emmanuel mccall has been saying the last few hours he wants to do everything to guarantee the rights of britons in france and

a nadine dorries.irls murdered in england and wales has increased to its highest level for 1h years. there were 241 female victims of murder, manslaughter & infanticide in 12 months to end of march 2019. the solicitor general, michael ellis, was challenged on the issue at question time. nearly three quarters of the million domestic abuse related cases, that were recorded in total a rise in almost a quarter than the previous year. what is the attorney general doing to combat this? and to ensure that many cases are prosecuted? has been an 8%, over 8% rise in prosecutions for violence against women and girls. crimes and the conviction rate has risen. it is now 78.2%. but i agree with her, but more needs to be done and will be. the number of the abuse incidents and crimes recorded by the police in england and wales increased by over 118,000 on the previous year. however, over that same period, police and referrals to the crime prosecution service fell by 11%. what is the government going to do about this?

and nadine dorries promised the government would look at the report's recommendations in detail.cretary of state agreed the findings were "shocking" and "harrowing". a cancer diagnosis is frightening. and when we hand ourselves over, or hand a loved one over, to the care of a medical professional, we are literally trusting them with our lives. for that trust to be callously betrayed for financial gain, i believe is unforgivable and indeed — as it has been found — criminal. this report must not remain on a shelf to be forgotten because the report is clear. this wasn'tjust the action of one rogue lone surgeon, but systemic organisational failures were at fault as well. and fundamentally, it's time we address the question of safety in private health care providers and the way in which clinicians are able to operate in private providers with little oversight. paterson worked under the so—called "practising privileges" model, effectively as a self—employed contractor, where he would get a fee on top of your nhs salary for each funded nhs operation carried out in the private sector. an

nadine dorries.alling for the government to adopt a more joined up approach to dealing with people with acquired brain injuries. chris bryant said the term covered damage from a variety of causes everything from haemorrage to tumours to falls or punches. and the impact could be dramatic. who would've thought even five or ten years ago that when you actually analysed prisoners arriving in prison, whether male or female, that more than half would be people who sustained a brain injury, a significant brain injury sometime in their life? acquired brain injury could impact children's education, and leave adults struggling to cope. i want the cabinet office or downing street to set up a cross departmental body, i'm not asking for a lot of money. but a cross departmental body that will really look at this in the rounds. so it is not each of the different silos. and at some point i would like the prime minister to chair it because i think there are real positive societal changes we can bring about if we got

nadine scott, her outreach mission is itself in need of help. scott says her meager funding has been drained on the month's long effort to find permanent housing for the family of six. her husband spoke to us on the condition we protected their identities. >> we're just making away for me and my family. we got a house, but we can't move in, because we don't have enough funds. we have section 8. me and my wife, and my kids are really stressed out about it. >> we're tapped out, and they need about $4,300 to get in. >> reporter: that money will cover the first month, and last month's rent, plus a security deposit. >> we're seeing thousands and thousands of families working in minimum wage jobs, and they can't afford the rent. >> reporter: a south bay based housing advocacy group focused on ending homelessness. he says with rents continuing to rise, new policies need to be implemented to help keep people in their homes. >> what people are making locally, and figure out how to get people trained, and into higher waged jobs. >> reporter: both those op

health minister nadine dorris made the announcement in the commons this morning.nt review earlier we spoke to our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. on that marked independent enquiry, did appear to be announced at the very last moment by the health minister in the commons this morning the exact details not clear, they will become clearer over the coming days. i think it is clear to say that they will focus on end and it is a preventable harm, that we... of the past couple of years, they have been evident in the case here. it was announced this morning in the usual fashion that the trust board... will have no idea what the health minister was saying in the house of commons. one thing they did here was what was said in the introductions of the chief executive saying they now believe that they would have been 15 preventable deaths at the trust in recent years. this is in contrast to what she told me yesterday when she said she believed to be six or seven and in contrast to what the trust that said the day before when they say they accept responsibility

learner can take some heart that big rivals real madrid also suffered a shock exit in the comes the nadine's advance men missing out on the semi's with a $43.00 defeats. the burn about israel folau as controversial return to rugby league has been delayed he has been left out of the catalan dragons squad for sunday's season opening match at wakefield the french club did not say why but from last fitness was in question it has been 8 months since he was sacked by a stray his rugby union for posting homophobic comments on social media. the milwaukee bucks almost total dominance of the n.b.a. so far this season continued with john assented to compost putting it in another super human display the man known as the greek free sure was a thorn in the side of the philadelphia 76 of them losing his fellow old style joel embiid here 'd as he to compost last season is most valuable player and it's well on the way to claiming that title again drawing in m.b. to say pat's penalty. shares rather than the search for cheap giana so we're like a league title to any 36 points mean milwaukee stay top in the eas

cross to the home of the headquarters that's where lawrence leigh is he's in brussels let's go to nadine baba and london really the center of all of us went on. the. well you saw in rory's report there some of the commemorations on friday of the official departure of the u.k. from the european union lots of different emotions on display there but for a bit more now on where the u.k. goes in terms of its future relationship with the european union in terms of a trade and so on is something which has to be thrashed out over this transition period i'm joined by political commentator jonathan lace jonathan we're hearing in the press right now that boris johnson plans during the negotiations see say that there will be full customs and border checks on goods coming from the e.u. into the u.k. what do you think of that as a strategy what is the only gay sheeting trick of give us everything we won't do well she tossed over she's ourselves in the face it didn't work in the run up to practice it it won't work now because ultimately we'll always hurt ourselves more than will hurt the e.u. this is t

health minister nadine dorris made the announcement in the commons this morning.oard back and to do a deep dive to look back over historic cases and existing cases at the trust. i want to reiterate that the trust. i want to reiterate that the trust is a safe place for anyone and who is pregnant now or will be giving birth at the trust. we have some of the best people and clinicians working at the trust right now. i would like to say that nhs improvements are commissioned themselves an independent review into east kent maternity services. that was the health minister making an announcement. earlier we spoke to our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. on that independent inquiry it seemed to be announced at the last moment by the health minister in the comments and the exact details are not clear and will become clearer perhaps this afternoon and over the coming days. but it will focus incidents on preventable harm of deaths or injuries in the maternity service over the past number of yea rs service over the past number of years and other problems that we

health minister nadine dorries has apologised on behalf of the government. we acknowledge the failure of the entire health care system to protect patients from ian patterson's malpractice and to remedy the harms. nothing i can say today can lessen the horrendous suffering that patients and their families experienced and continue to go through. i can only start to imagine the sense of violation and betrayal of patients who put their trust in ian patterson when they were at their most vulnerable. at the enquiry reports today, on world cancer day, makes this all the more poignant. and i apologise on behalf of the government and the nhs for what happened, not least that ian patterson was able to practice unchecked for so long. jade edgington was a teenager when she began treatment with ian paterson. she had a lump removed from her breast on his advice when she was just 16. she had another three lumps removed by him over the next three years, only to be told years later that her surgery had been unneccesa ry. shejoins me now via webcam. thank you so much forjoini