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to step up the fight against the locusts and has started training its voluntary national youth service great well aerial spraying of pesticides is a ready being used to fight the adult locusts these youths are been trained as ground spray is since younger locusts which conflict yet. the government believes it still might be able to stop the spread of central station but this may be its last chance if they're going to know what is your news not. over there they want to be in kenya now then we have even breeding grounds in the country and we become sources off yeah in frustration see the future. for farmers like bernard my kind of government effort has come too late he doesn't know how he will make up for his lost crops. and he only hopes that his next harvest will provide from if you can support a group. now with his hopes resting on international support tony burgeon the man overseeing the un's relief if it's tells you that time is off the essence. what needs to happen next is that we have a very short window of opportunity we are in between 2 planting season we need to go on to contro

to step up the fight against the locusts kenya has started training its voluntary national youth service while aerial spraying of pesticides is already being used to fight the i don't know because. these youths are being trained as ground spread sense younger locusts which caused flight yet. the government believes it still might be able to stop the spread of the station but this may be its last chance if there is not in terms of their control in kenya then we have even breeding grounds in the country and we may become sources of frustrations in the future. for farmers like bernard mcconkey the government effort has come too late he doesn't know how to make up for his loss crops. only hopes that his next harvest will survive more support. now with business hopes resting on international support dominic the man overseeing the un's relief efforts tells steve that time is off the essence. what needs to happen next is that we have a very short window of opportunity we are in between 2 planting season we need to con to control the locust population now before the planting season starts in mar

kenya is upping its response, training its national youth service with experts on the desert locust broughts and rural communities to stop the locusts in their tracks. kenya neighbours five for other countries, so if you deal with the desert locust situation in kenya, you're likely to minimise the effects of them crossing over into other countries. but experts say this won't be enough. the insects are breeding so fast, their numbers could multiply by 500 in just a few months. the un is calling on the international community to help, saying it needs more than $70 million to fund what it calls a rapid response to stop the bugs. rich preston, bbc news. the us military involvement in iraq dates back three decades. it's now become the subject of a controversial exhibition in the moma psi gallery in new york. we've been to take a look at ‘theatre of operations'. the show‘s really a historic exhibition. really wanted to look at this period of 1991 to understand where we are today. it's really a time capsule in a way to understand how artists were responding differently to events that were happenin

kenya is upping its response, training its national youth service with experts on the desert locust broughten how to support farmers and rural communities to stop the locusts in their tracks. their neighbours, fight for other countries, so if you deal with the desert locust situation in kenya you're likely to minimise the effects of them crossing into other countries. but experts say this won't be enough. the insects are bringing so fast numbers could multiply by 500 injust are bringing so fast numbers could multiply by 500 in just a few months. the un is calling on the international community to help, saying it needs more than $70 million to fund what it calls a rapid response. the bugs. rich preston, bbc news. we looked at how the us might be moving towards pulling its military out of afghanistan earlier in this bulletin, but now let's turn to another long—running conflict involving america, iraq. the us military involvement there dates back three decades and now it's become the subject of a controversial exhibition in the moma psi gallery in new york. it's called theatre of operations an

services secretary alex azar declared a health-emergency that subjects people rushing from the mainland a 14-day quarantine. azar also said president trump is temporarily suspending entry into the youths all foreign nationals who pose a risk of spreading the virus. the 7th confirmed case in this country is in santa clara, california. the centers for disease control says 121 cases in the united states are under watch. and there are 249 deaths from the virus. all of them in china. and 11,000 people infected worldwide and 99% of those in china. the first cases in the united kingdom, russia and now sweden. our first guest tonight is a member of president trump's coronavirus task force. joining us tonight is dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the implications of declaring a health emergency. >> given the fact that there is a public health emergency of international concern and we have taken this action to prevent any further spread in the country with regard to the banning of travel of non-citizens from china. it should not be a reflection that the risk has increased in the united states. it's a reflection we want to make sure the risk does not get any bigg

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services, including shelter, medical care and unemployment. unquote. the city has committed to solving youth homelessness as a priority, motably by joining grand challenge, a national campaign to end youth homelessness. the city has recognized by developing the tools to end homelessness, for this particularly vulnerable population, we pave the way for improved services to all people experiencing homelessness. the city should, therefore, not be stepping back on its legal commitment to operating and maintaining a navigation center. finally, this is now a completely achievable goal, with 888 post moving forward. the city actually has the potential to fulfill this long-standing promise that made to the unhoused population. retaining a hard mandate for the navigation center will not, if all continues to go well, put excessive pressure on the department of homelessness and supportive housing. it is important and promises the city has made around navigation centers, to keep the hard mandate, should it need to be used to hold the department accountable in the future. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is winston par

national school psychologist shortages the country. ensuring students have access to mental health resources is vital current and their future success. peers as that other well. with only 20% of youth receiving the mental health services they be , further action must taken to expand access to these ervices in schools, which is legislation that the doctor helped us draft. e need more people like her working to ensure that children in pennsylvania and across our nation have the resources and they need to succeed. mr. speaker, i rise today to legacy of ife and leslie colafrath who recently away after a brave and courageous fight with breast cancer. bucks long resident of county, leslie always put the needs of others ahead of her own. very much beloved by her family, friends, her pets and her co-workers. know eaker, i got to leslie personally through the amazing work she did throughout bucks county, particularly bristol township, in helping so many people. we all remember about leslie is no issue was too small for her to tackle when it protecting and serving the people of bristol township and lower bucks county. prayers to leslie's family. we stand by her family in this very difficult time. she's now enjoying her eternal

services secretary alex azar declared a health-emergency that subjects people rushing from the mainland a 14-day quarantine. azar also said president trump is temporarily suspending entry into the youths all foreign nationalsho pose a risk of spreading the virus. the 7th confirmed case in this country is in santa clara, california. the centers for disease control says 121 cases in the united states are under watch. and there are 249 deaths from the virus. all of them in china. and 11,000 people infected worldwide and 99% of those in china. the first cases in the united kingdom, russia and now sweden. our first guest tonight is a member of president trump's coronavirus task force. joining us tonight is dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the implications of declaring a health emergency. >> given the fact that there is a public health emergency of international concern and we have taken this action to prevent any further spread in the country with regard to the banning of travel of non-citizens from china. it should not be a reflection that the risk has increased in the united states. it's a reflection we want to make sure the risk does not get any bigger

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services, including shelter, medical care and unemployment. unquote. the city has committed to solving youth homelessness as a priority, motably by joining grand challenge, a national campaign to end youth homelessness. the city has recognized by developing the tools to end homelessness, for this particularly vulnerable population, we pave the way for improved services to all people experiencing homelessness. the city should, therefore, not be stepping back on its legal commitment to operating and maintaining a navigation center. finally, this is now a completely achievable goal, with 888 post moving forward. the city actually has the potential to fulfill this long-standing promise that made to the unhoused population. retaining a hard mandate for the navigation center will not, if all continues to go well, put excessive pressure on the department of homelessness and supportive housing. it is important and promises the city has made around navigation centers, to keep the hard mandate, should it need to be used to hold the department accountable in the future. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is winston par