going all the way to the any just the national health care system has year long back logs for some treatment. so england and the united kingdom are certainly at a, a difficult points right now. and the clean is always seemed to be that source of stability, that rock, that woman who really has always been there. she's been queen for 70 years, the longest, raining monarch in the country's history, one of the longest reigning monarchs in the entire world history. and there are people, if you think about it, who if you have to be, i believe in your seventy's to remember a time before queen elizabeth, the 2nd was the monarch here. so the country certainly entering into uncharted territory and one journalist days in england, even saying that the country may be struggling to find its sense of self if the time and when the time comes. that queen elizabeth the 2nd does leave her post. karl now's men reporting for us in london and alex forest whiting. here with me in the studio. i wanna thank you both so much for those of kate's at this time, we really appreciate your reporting and analysis. gonna hav

private entrepreneurs, this is also allowed by the legislation and can also work with this the national health caresocial services here, uh, this is money from their own budget, and here they can only count on their leftovers, uh, and they are doing it now, we from the yuli program from europe are now trying to develop recommendations for them precisely how can it be done for such relacent communities? and here they need to deal with this money very economically and very carefully, and of course, municipal administrative services are registration and so on. here is the format of humanitarian habibs yes they can to work as centers for the initial collection of documents for the provision of administrative services. yes , it is possible, igor. please tell me, do you also keep some kind of internal record of people in this community? especially on the topic of education - this well, it should have been carried out, because not knowing how many schoolchildren they had, they could not, they would not have been able to start the educational process normally, so they counted the schoolchildren and the tea

so the effects of breck sit, the n a chest, the national health care system here, has been under extreme strain since the pandemic, which of course was, had all kinds of problems associated with it as well. so the u. k and especially england are going through a tough time. it's fair to say, and the queen is always been there. and we saw a great brief moment where we could all forget about the political turmoil with former prime minister boris johnson during the platinum jubilee celebrations. and all along here was packed with people celebrating the clean and she's just been parts of this nation's identity for so long and in speaking with people here today i'm i know that they don't know how to imagine the u. k. without her. and certainly these are shoes that no one will be able to fill column asthma, reporting from london and alex forest whiting. here with me in the studio, i want to thank you both so much for your time. well, the united states and its allies have announced a host of new military hardware to be sent to ukraine after meeting at the ramstein air base. here in germany, us d

we have a very democratic society or national health care. i mean, i'll tell you a secret. all of my friends who live in america would fly to taiwan to do their help check. it's all wrong, good place to live, you know, and i will come french, people to come to taiwan. seriously. it's a great country. i. one has been good to wayne and his family as part of the country's top one percent. he also does business with china. they don't, don't, don't go to get your stuff on my see me, the businessman run 6 english language school including one in china as he heads off in his luxury electric car. he has a telephone meeting with the chinese schools, directed me when i wanted to ask how the students are doing right now. the go to teachers and they're doing well. but if you knew students are struggling, i want them to get tutoring, but we don't have enough teachers. me. the school in china accounts for 10 percent of wayne's business. so it comes as little surprised that the business man wants to avoid stepping on chinese toes. that's true for many here. more than 40 percent of time, o

that has have i many ideas for this krivment i want to rebuild the roads, i want to expand national health care and oh, look at that, oh boy, there is the scandal already, it's been a privileges of a lifetime to sirve, thanks, everyone, cheerio, bye bye everyone, bye. let's move on to some big entertainment news. amazon prime video announced its new lord of the rings prequeel series is its most watched program ever, with more than 25 million viewers checking out the show on its first day but it turns out some of those people mile be hate watching. >> amazon is suspending reviews of its new lord of the rings series on rotten tomatoes it says the 72 hour hold is to make sure the review for rings of power are legit and prevent internet trolls trolls from brig down their score. >> amazon says reviews are being dragged down by fans who are upset about the show's diverse cast which includes black actors playing elves and dwarfs, these viewers say it sun realistic for tolkien's descreet creatures to be nonwhite. >> trevor: i'm not going to lie, this say tough one, this say tough one, on the one hand,

it also includes measures to establish a national health care system and a parallel justice system for indigenous communities, as well as political reforms that would weaken the senate. recent polling has consistently indicated a majority will choose to reject it, but around 16 percent remain undecided. the vote comes against a backdrop of public disapproval of president gabrielle borage. since his term started in march, inflation has sword to a 28 year high and violent crime has increased. lucio newman joins us now live from santiago, where a rally is being held in support. of this new constitution, lucille, what would the constitutional changes though mean in practice and who is most most likely to benefit from these changes? hi there. yes, this is the, the final day from campaigning and this is the approved a rally where we are at right now. you can see there are a lot of people here, it's not actually starting for another hour or so, but there are thousands and thousands of people here who lead that their lives will benefit. but if you look at it does take it literally, everybody i

europe, if you want to get in line with most of western and northern europe, you would have a national health carem, it would cover abortion care, so people didn't have to struggle to make ends meet to be able to cover their abortion core care, as many do in the united states. that is actually in line with northern europe, that would be part of the public health system >> good to see you again. thank you for joining us. nancy north, the president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights. coming up, ukraine may be making major territorial gains, but the full extent of the horrors committed by russia is still being realized. yet another mass grave has been uncovered. we will go live to ukraine for an update. plus, some breaking news here at home. a slew of powerful republicans are using people as political pawns to make a point. another bus filled with migrants arrived in d.c. earlier this morning. we'll have a live report next. next. menu. twelve irresistible new subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis p

nearly 2,000 kaiser mental health clinicians in california are entering their seventh week of a strike the national union of health care says the therapists rejected kaiser's recent contract offer last night. they say it didn't adequately address understaffing or improve access to care kaiser says the union's demands will reduce access to mental health care for members. kaiser says it rain it remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures patient while balancing employee needs. well, the nfl season is just getting started, but we now know the next headline of the super bowl halftime show. i'm senator christian is breezy at the coast and a cool down is underway. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at five continues. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? cal

social security, medicare, we should also have national health care. let's just start from scratch and do it right. >> kathy, in michigan. this is edward. in henderson ville. on the line for those older than 65. edward, good morning to you in north carolina. >> good morning, how are you today? >> i'm doing all right. >> i am, you know, i am very disappointed in the country in the direction it is headed right now. the millions of dollars that we are giving out in those stimulus packages and everything, all of the fraud. i mean, i could understand. how could anyone get that far behind without knowing anything? the democrats, their far-left agenda is so outrageous. people can't even understand it. it's like out of the top of their had. what is he dealing? what is this president doing? i get my social security, i'm over 65. he amount of money that i get each month, it's not even two thirds of what i really need to live a decent life. the democrats and everybody else are talking about the war is going on over here, there are no wars going on when trump was

nearly 2,000 kaiser mental health clinicians in california are entering their seventh week of a strike the national union of health care workers says the therapist rejected kaiser's recent contract offer last night. they say it did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care kaiser says the union's demands will reduce access to mental health care for members kaiser says it remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures patient while balancing employee needs. the mosquito fire has been burning for weeks in placer and el dorado counties. now some victims have filed a lawsuit against pg&e. i'm spencer christian. there goes the sun and here comes some clouds maybe even some drizzle. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up for an abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. news at 6:00 continues. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da

making sure that the children under 5, they have the special need in terms of the rex nations and other medical health care. so we are making sure that to over more by clinics, through our health teams, the reach out to the far flung areas with still the reserves struggle to reach. you know, that part of our population there, which is which is living in a far flung areas. it's really unfortunate to see that the children have lost all the personal belongings. they have lost everything which they loved and cared about, like their house is school, their personal belongings. so it's, it's quite tied, breaking to see. and for that, save the children has stablish the child friendly spaces on ground as well. we are, we are trying to pull wide, some recreational activities as well as we know that in such a disaster situations, you know, children do have, you know, some trauma effects on demand for which we are providing, you know, psychosocial support to, to do, to, to comfort them into, you know, make sure that they're, you know, survived through these most difficult times. we are also establishing. but to give a

health care. it is because i believe health care is a human right. it is something the wealthiest nation on the planet can and ought to provide for all of its citizens. perhaps, part of my focus on health care has to do with the fact i'm also a pastor. i am not a senator that used to be a pastor. i am a pastor that serves in the senate. i returned to my pulpit most sundays. because the last thing i want to do is spend all of my time talking to politicians. i'm afraid i might accidentally become one. i returned my pulpit every sunday, and i preach in gospel, in the name of one jesus christ. who spent much of his time healing the sick, even those with pre-existing conditions. when i got to the senate, i was focused on the fact there are 600,000 georgians who are in the coverage gap. georgia refuses to expand medicaid. which means hospitals are closing and people are sick. mostly the working poor. i wrote a bill to try to get georgians health care, and prior to that, i make sure we put money in the senate build to give georgia every reason to ask -- to expand health care. because it is so i

subvention to the provision of medical services, and you also receive funding from the national by the health carethis is our nszu, that is, i believe that e-e plus a plus plus balances in their accounts, i.e. i believe that we e-e these communities for a certain time e-e somewhere around a year can exist and provide services even without receiving of the revenue part of the budgets. of course, the formation of the budgets of the 20-23 budget is, well, this is the most important problem now, because the very sources of income are disappearing or there is no land tax and there is no e-e tax from the income of individual entrepreneurs, but how will it develop, we will watch for updates of our tax legislation, and that is, their business in these communities cannot be formally registered for this community and pay taxes, yes, and employees come from natural persons, yes, in most cases, yes. let's hope that this whole year will help save these communities because then, in fact, they will return to the time before decentralization, when there was only subvention and there was nothing else, yes, but thi

a year, and also if pensioners are working, then the cut in the 1.25% national insurance levy which was for health and social caresually pay, even if they were working, but this levy was something they were going to pay, so obviously if you are working as a pensioner, then you won't be paying that any more, so they are small cuts. nothing big, nothing significant there for pensioners specifically, but though small cuts may, in some small way to make a difference to some people. yael, one question is what is happening with the triple lock scheme for pensioners? well, the tri - le lock scheme for pensioners? well, the triple lock guarantee _ scheme for pensioners? well, the triple lock guarantee on _ scheme for pensioners? well, the triple lock guarantee on pensions| triple lock guarantee on pensions was introduced about a decade ago and it— was introduced about a decade ago and it was— was introduced about a decade ago and it was to ensure that pension growth _ and it was to ensure that pension growth does not fall behind wages, so it is— growth does not fall behind wages, so it is formulated as pensions are upgra

health care, for their lives. their endgame is a nationwide abortion ban that will rip away freedoms from millions of women and put our nation's health care providers at risk of imprisonment. and they will stop at nothing to pass it. we must not let them have their way. i want to thank all of the witnesses for being here and with that, i recognize the gentlelady from north carolina, representative fox. rep. foxx: thank you, madam chairman, and thank you to our witnesses for being here. dr. wubbenhorst, thank you for your service and working during the trump administration. it is great to have fellow north carolinians here. democrats have the distinction of holding a strange decision on abortion today. twice during the 117th congress, nearly every single democrat voted in favor of the so-called women's health protection act, which should be called the abortion on demand until birth act. this reveals their agenda for the united states. abortion on demand until birth in every state. in your understanding, would this bill even abolish laws that prevented aborting a baby just because of the sex of the baby? dr. wubbenhorst: thank y

a huge job since the national health service is a priority. the work on social care not been completed. the deputy prime minister signaling how close she is to liz trust. wendy morton has been appointed chief whip, the person in charge of making sure conservative mps support the government and parliament. he's been in the role since the middle of 2019 and became increasingly high-profile because of the war in ukraine. no one expected him to change roles and he will stay there. lewis had become the northern ireland secretary under boris johnson but was one of those that resigned in july. i'm getting some help from sonja from the observer. let's talk about saha we who did not want to stop and talk. >> cdl is not a role we talk about a lot. the cinet office is right at the center of government and given some of the tasks that other departments really don't want to do. his predecessor who was in charge during what people called the zombie government, he was in charge of preparing for crises. droughts, heat wave, travel disruption. things that can affect the country in a

the l a public health department reported the nation's first monkeypox case involving health care worker who was exposed to the virus at work. very little information about the condition of the worker is known at this time. this news comes just days after the department confirmed the first death due to monkeypox in la county resident who was severely immunocompromised. the case was only the second in the u.s. being investigated as a possible monkeypox death. the other case was in texas. >> still to come, the subject of a popular true crime podcast could be one step closer to being a free man with new evidence has surfaced that could lead to his release from prison. >> plus, a teenager who killed her accused rapist face judge today. why she's bein ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or

has unfunded liability, you know, like the think about the health care service service, national health service and u. k. it state control. the prices are pretty, you know, pretty well fixed are time sensitive, not arise, much faster than other prices and much faster than real economy and u. k. in the u. s, we have health care prices going out. that was due for. ready decades now, our long term fiscal situation is much worse and that in the okay, we have the same debt to g d p ratio. but our social system, our pension system, is much worse and long term shape. our health care system is a much worse long term shape in terms of funding. so who are we to say that this, the u. k is acting like the a developing country? if you really look at everything comprehensively, like a good economist, would you say the u. s. is much worse long term fiscal shape than the u. k. therefore, reacting okay, well, so hold on. so this was david mouth speaking the head of the world bank, and he, he mentioned europe specifically singled out europe, not just the u. k. y, and the u. k. singled out europe for a, a

health care system, to get sick, you are really screwed. but i am still here. but the thing of it is, if we had a nationalealth care system, like just everybody has health care, like other modern countries, we could attack things in different ways. you get piecemeal. so i am glad i am alive, of course, and try to focus on that. but i am not -- like they try to stick you out to work again and do all this, well, i will tell you what, maybe some people have 12 weeks of chemo, radiation treatments, you know, they can just bounce right back, but a lot of us don't. you get, you know, trying to get housing and everything else, it is really terrible. we could all do cancer a big favor, everything, is just to have a health care system. host: thanks for the call. this is rich, tracy, california. the question, what will it take to cure cancer? caller: yes, ever since nixon, they have had research, but it is going 100 miles an hour in the wrong direction. cancer is an immune system disease. we need to build our immune system. and cancer is a multifactorial deficiency disease. there are 98 different vitamins and miner

nearly 2,000 kaiser mental health clinicians in california are entering their seventh week of a strike the national union of health carekers says the therapist re'snt contract offert night. they say it didn't adequately address under staffing or access to care. kaiser's previously said the union is asking workers to get more time away from patients for administrative tasks. spencer christian joins us right now with a look at what our work week forecast has in store. all right, jr. things are looking pretty good starting with conditions right now. let's take a look outside. well, actually what we see right now is now look outside, but look at conditions outside. the wind is relatively calm in most places a little breezy near the golden gate and it is cooler in virtually every bay area location right now that this time last night three degrees cooler here in san francisco five degrees cooler in san carlos seven degrees cooler in livermore. let's move along now. i take a live look from our rooftop camera looking along the embarcadero. it's a calm evening outside right now 57 degrees here in the city, oakland 59 palo alto

francisco health service system who made time from her busy schedule but also will hear from national health carecia cruz to kaiser mental health workers that have been on strike for seven weeks and are leaving the picket line and who have the decency to show up today. greta, to kaiser patients who despite not receiving adequate care made time in their busy schedule to be here today, and finally director hilary, the director of behavioral health who is here to answer any questions. thank you to all of you when this city and county hold such an important hearing, unlike representatives from kaiser. first i would like to call up director abby young from the health services system, and wanted to ask if you have a presentation or if you are just available to answer questions? >> just real quick, i'm sorry. we have a couple colleagues that have some words. >> sorry, director, we are going to hear from a couple colleagues first. >> >> supervisor rafael mandelman: i want to thank supervisor for calling this hearing. i think you speak for the entirety of the board. i know a lot of us have been out to mar

we should have national health care. let's just start from scratch and do it right.ost: this is edward in hendersonville on the line for those older than 65. good morning to you and north carolina. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: doing all right. caller: i am disappointed in the way the generation is headed right now and the billions of dollars given out of those stimulus packages and everything and all the fraud. how could anybody get that far behind without knowing anything? and the democrats, the far left agenda is so outrageous that people cannot even understand it. what is he doing? what is this president doing? i get my social security. i am over 65. the amount of money i get each month is not even a third -- not even two thirds of what i really need to have to live a decent life, but the democrats and everybody else are talking about all these wars going on over here. there were no wars going on when trump was president. everything was fine. the economic situation was fine. we had independent gas. but now we are paying a high price for a preside

francisco health service system who made time from her busy schedule but also will hear from national health carecia cruz to kaiser mental health workers that have been on strike for seven weeks and are leaving the picket line and who have the decency to show up today. greta, to kaiser patients who despite not receiving adequate care made time in their busy schedule to be here today, and finally director hilary, the director of behavioral health who is here to answer any questions. thank you to all of you when this city and county hold such an important hearing, unlike representatives from kaiser. first i would like to call up director abby young from the health services system, and wanted to ask if you have a presentation or if you are just available to answer questions? >> just real quick, i'm sorry. we have a couple colleagues that have some words. >> sorry, director, we are going to hear from a couple colleagues first. >> >> supervisor rafael mandelman: i want to thank supervisor for calling this hearing. i think you speak for the entirety of the board. i know a lot of us have been out to mar

national union of health care workers, the most recent contract offer over the week and was rejected. they say i did not adequately address understaffing or improved access to care. reggie: now for your morning money report, the british pound came crashing down to a record low today against the u.s. dollar. fear over the government's economic plan aided in the left ear this is the u.k. announced last week it would impose the biggest tax cuts in 50 years to boost spending could critics say the measure could lead to the total collapse of the pound. you are taking a live look at theare down about 61 points. apple knew by now, pay later future has yet to arrive on iowa 16. according to a report from bloomberg, the delay is due to technical and engineering issues. it will eventually let you may a payment through apple pay and pay it back in four installment without interest. it was supposed to day views of timber 12, but it may be pushed back until the spring. apple announced it intends to make the upcoming iphone 14 in india. it comes at a time when tech companies are looking for alternat

in southern california, the los angeles public health department is reporting the nation's first m-pox case involving a health careapparently was exposed to the virus at work very little information about the condition of that worker is known. this news comes just days after the department confirmed the first death due to m-pox in la county. that victim was severely immunocompromised. the case was only the second in the u.s. being investigated as a possible m-pox death. the other case was in texas. we may be at a turning point in ending the covid pandemic. that's according to the head of the world health organization. >> the un health agency reports the number of covid-related deaths fell last week to just over 11,000 around the world. that is a 22% drop to lowest. it has been since march of 2020, who officials say that the world has never been in a better position to stop the virus. they still warm, though the recent relaxation of testing and surveillance means that many covid cases are still going unnoticed. the cdc is warning about the spread of a common childhood virus that can cause muscle weakness or in rare

that's money we could spend on national defense. health care. and other -- the many priority ours nation faces. but instead, we're paying interest on our debt. interest pams will pass defense spending by the end of the decade. they'll pass medicare by 2046 and social security by the mid point of the century. as the federal reserve continues to raise interest rates to combat inflation which will likely happen again this week, this only gets worse. this again is intergenerational theft. every year, we add more than four times the entire u.s. population to our national debt. the time to act is now. we're stealing from our children and our grandchildren and we're in a crisis -- and deferring a crisis for them to fix. each year that goes by with increased deficits dig ours hole deeper and deeper. it's time to put down a shovel. one of the first things we learned when i became a member of the georgia state legislature is when you're in a hole, quit digging. we're in a hole. we're stealing from our children and grandchildren and deferring a crisis for t

treasury confirmed that they are going to repeal the increase in national insurance that there was this year, and the health and social carea permanent basis from 2023 — remember, that was the 1.25 percentage point increase in the rate of national insurance which came in at the start of the year, which the government had already tweaked by increasing the threshold at which you start paying national insurance, because they were criticised for taxing people on low incomes too much. so today kwasi kwarteng, the chancellor, said that that's going to be repealed. and it will be repealed from the start of november, not for the next tax year, so this whole thing of, "we're hitting the ground running, we are going to start doing things really fast" — they are doing that basically as soon as they could. yeah, they really are. and i think there'll be some other stuff in there as well. so the times the other day was reporting a suggestion that there might be a cut in stamp duty, the tax that some people pay when they buy property. and certainly speaking to those around the prime minister, they were not seeking to run away from that o

the los angeles public health department is reporting the nation's first monkeypox case in a health careker who was exposed to the virus at work. very little information has been given about the condition of the worker. but this news is coming just days after the public health department in la there confirmed the first death due to monkeypox in la county resident. that person was reportedly severely immunocompromised. and that case was only the second in the u.s. being investigated as a possible monkeypox death. the other case was in texas. health officials say that the federal government is doing what it can to control the spread of monkeypox throughout the united states. our washington correspondent basil john reports on the response so far. >> u.s. health officials told senators wednesday us seems to be containing the world's largest monkeypox outbreak over 22,000 cases and one confirmed death in the united states. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says officials are still responding aggressively to the spread of the disease use with our entire tool kit, including vaccination test

cares a lot and feels passionately about this issue. the national strategy recognizes the critical role that diet plays in our health, and our health caretem. we need to give families tools to keep them healthy. how many of you here are medical people involved in research? you know, almost every single discipline. from cancer, to heart disease down the line. we are finding out that it is effected by diet and exercise. and it is something you all knew, but it wasn't proved before. for example, heart disease, the leading cause of death in america. 19 states, in 19 states, more than 35 percent of adults are obese, in 19 states. 19. for seniors, and millions of folks on medicaid, our national strategy would expand nutrition so that they could have the guidance to stay healthy. so that they know what they should be eating. our national strategy also calls for doctors, nurses, dentists to trained -- to be trained to spot the signs of hunger. the food and drug administration is already doing this with the labeling, so that you can find out which foods are good for you and not good for you. that's only going to increase informing people. too ma

today, the los angeles public health department reporter, the nation's first m-pox case involving a health carewho was exposed to the virus at work. little information about the condition of that worker is known. this news comes just days after the department confirms the first death due to m-pox in la county resident who was severely immuno compromise. the case was only the second in the u.s. being investigated as a possible m-pox death. the other case was in texas. >> coming up, nfl star brett under investigation in a multi-million dollar scheme. what he's accused of doing courts in the european union uphold a key ruling against google how much the company will be forced to pay. and when we come back, the verdict is in was a jury in the r >> very his son for r kelly's federal crimes trial in chicago. the jury convicted the singer on multiple counts but acquitted him of fixing his 2008 child trial. the 55 year-old was found guilty after prosecutors argued he and his entourage lured underage girls into acts and record of the abuse. also accused of conspiring to obstruct justice during a previou

we can fight over health care policy and tax policy, but we love this nation.applause] that's what's on the line. our fundamental democracy. it seems strange to think about that in the context of -- but the truth is our democracy is on the line. you have a big responsibility here, think about it. our country was founded in pennsylvania, given a wild on the road. 246 years of hard work, coming down to whether or not this governors rates -- race is democratically decided. 246 years, we are in the last chapters. in these chapters the story goes -- he gets knocked back a little bit. ordinary citizens rise up and demand one thing, forward progress, forward momentum. every chapter in our two other 46 year history and with forward progress. we just got not back -- knocked back. for the first time. the division in our politics that's creating cancer and hate to in our community, i believe that this chapter is also coming to an end. that involves all of you. i am inspired by all of the folks out here. inspired by the fact that you recognize you have a role to play here.

health providers and the medical providers should be determining what is the right and appropriate care for these individuals, not some politicians. this is not harm. my son needed this medical care. all the nationaloss the country deem this care medically necessary for transgender youth. i'm going to believe the professionals over the politicians. >> kathie, real quick, have you heard which way the governor will lean on this? >> we have -- i have not. we feel fairly confident that it's going to be signed. >> all right, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> that wraps the hour for me. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right after this quick break. more news right after thik break. some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,... improves lung function,... and lasts for 24 hours. go triple... go trelegy. because asthma has taken enough. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains

released we were the leaders of the state government, the head of the national guard, the ministers of internal affairs, defense , health care social policy representatives from captivity e mfa nashambudsmen our soldiers must receive all the necessary real help any assistance the state knows how to be grateful to its heroes i am waiting for a report at the beginning of the week with a concrete plan to support each person today the russian army used iranian drones for strikes in dnipropetrovsk region and odesa the ministry of foreign affairs should react strongly to this fact, it should know about every fact of collaboration with evil and this will have dire consequences. a decision has already been made to deprive the ambassador of iran in ukraine of accreditation, as well as significantly reduce the number of diplomatic personnel of the iranian embassy six of these iranian drones were shot down by our anti-aircraft guns of the east and south air commands another one was shot down by the air defense of the naval forces, in addition, by the forces of the air command center, a russian attack aircraft and a rotorcraft were shot

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the delivered his 4th state of the nation address, eager to town more than a dozen policy advances, everything from improved access to health care and education, to job creation, and even reducing violence nationwide. now, despite worsening inflation in the country, a sluggish economy, and what many a perceived to be in an inadequate response to the pandemic. the president still enjoys an approval rating of about 60 percent. lot of that has to do with an ongoing rhetoric that he's maintained since the beginning of his presidency, that his government is one that is trying to improve the livelihoods of the poorest citizens of the country. take a listen. they may, he yet not mean legal. mexico is no longer dominated by an oligarchy. instead, there now exists a democratic government whose priorities the poor, corruption is not tolerated, nor is there impunity for anybody. in one place that president lopez over the board has lost ground is on the question of violence. the president strategy to pacify the country has been one that includes more boots on the.

care across scotland that people deserve. it will be the most significant development in health and social care since the establishment of the nationale will also introduce a new public health bill to restrict promotions of less healthy food and drink and we will consult on proposals to restrict alcohol promotions. we will take forward a range of actions to improve women's access to health care and appoint a woman's health champion. and we will work with msps across this chamber to safeguard the access of women to abortion services without harassment or intimidation. as well as investment in health and care services, we will support the justice system. we will introduce a criminaljustice bill. amongst other measures, presiding officer, this bill will provide for the abolition of the not proven verdict. presiding officer, if approved by parliament, this will be a change of truly historic significance in scotland. and one firmly intended to improve access to justice for victims of crime. this bill will also deliver statutory protection for the anonymity of complainers and sexual offence cases. in the coming year we will also consult on

national ban and punishing doctors. for months, they have been posturing and hiding their extreme views and ignoring the health care crises that they are causing. but republicans can't pretend they just want to leave abortion to states and then block senator cortez masters's bill that would make sure people can travel to other states for an abortion. they can't say they don't want to punish doctors and meanwhile block my bill to make sure doctors in states where abortion is legal can be punished for doing their jobs. but if there is any doubt about republicans' true intentions about their extreme abortion plans, there is no question after this week. their plan is plain as day. republicans want to ban abortion in every single state, and they want to punish doctors. were you part of the overwhelming vote in kansas to protect abortion? were you one of hundreds of thousands of people in michigan who signed a petition for a referendum to protect abortion? or are you one of my constituents in washington state, where we have strong abortion protections, or any other blue state? well, now republicans have told you where they are

out we have these two programs and what lies behind that is we don't have any national health insurance at least until obama care. so we have medicaid which was intended for welfare beneficiaries and we have medicare which goes to social security recipients. in fact, medicare is funded quite liberally with general revenues. medicaid is funded with both state and federal revenues. it's important that medicaid has become an important part of the safety net. we talked about how the aid to families with dependent children or tanf has become one of the key parts of the safety net. even more so has medicaid. it's the one program people have added things so it no longer just goes to the people on welfare or to the poor. people that are in some other situation like being pregnant that people think deserve state aid. medicare has always tried not to be the program that pays for long-term care because they want to subsidize people in mental health hospitals who are an enormous number of people in 1965. but it has been moving much more to funding home health care as part of this general trend in medicine to keep people out

health care is a human right. and it is certainly something the wealthiest nation on the planet can and ought to provide for all of its citizens. perhaps part of my focus on healthcare has to do m with the fact that i am also a pastor. i'm not a senator who used to be a pastor. i am a pastor who serves in the senate. in fact, i returned to my pulpit most sundays. because a lasting i want to do is spend all of my time talking to politicians. i'm afraid i might accidentally become one. so i returned to my pulpit every sunday andnd i preach a gospel n the name of one jesus christ who spent much of his time healing the sick, even those with pre-existing conditions. and so when i got to the senate i wasen focus on the fact that there are 600,000 georgians who are in the coverage gap. and georgia refuses to expand medicaid, which means hospitalsa are closing and people are sick. mostly the working poor. and so i wrote a bill to try to get georgians healthcare. and prior to that i made sure that we put money in a senate bill to give georgia every reason to expand health care, he does it is so very important, especially f