if we io secretary of state for health. if we go over— secretary of state for health.second _ attended and on the six page... the second paragraph, the secretary of state _ second paragraph, the secretary of state for— second paragraph, the secretary of state for health said that contrary to the _ state for health said that contrary to the image presented in the media, the nhs _ to the image presented in the media, the nhs was extremely good at responding to emergencies. studio: we are following the chancellorjeremy hunt being questioned as part of the covid inquiry about his time when he was the secretary of state for health, in particular about an exercise that took place in 2016 that looked at intensive scenarios. it was a hypothetical exercise and jeremy hunt was talking about how the exercise influenced pandemic scenario developments and protocols going forward. he will continue giving evidence in the next hour or so and earlier we saw the deputy prime minister oliver dowd and also giving evidence. if you want to follow this you can do so on our website. or on the

that is nicola sturgeon _ secretary of state for health. is nicola sturgeon giving secretary of state nicola sturgeon being questioned on brexit planning versus pandemic planning and said they had no choice but to plan for a no—deal brexit. she added all governments have limited resources, therefore less resource for other emergency planning when they were talking about planning and brexit. she said not all planning for a pandemic stop because a brexit planning. you can continue watching on the bbc newsline page. here, you are watching bbc news, and it is time the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm jane dougall. the second day of the second ashes test at lords is underway. two early wickets. it took a review but he went. mitchell stark was next to go, caught byjimmy anderson. australia are three injured semi 7-7, australia are three injured semi 7—7, and steve smith want to at the covid inquiry. if you want to continue watching, you can do on the bbc news life page. nicola sturgeon being questioned on brexit planning versus pandemic planning and said they had no choice but to

, and then health and social— of state for health, and then health andere you aware that during the time that you _ were you aware that during the time that you were in power, jeremy hunt laboured _ that you were in power, jeremy hunt laboured considerable concerns about the structural problems within nhs capacity. _ the structural problems within nhs capacity, and the workforce, and funding? — capacity, and the workforce, and funding? he has set this out in his witness _ funding? he has set this out in his witness statement. | funding? he has set this out in his witness statement.— funding? he has set this out in his witness statement. i have read his witness statement. i have read his witness statement. _ witness statement. i have read his witness statement. he _ witness statement. i have read his witness statement. he was - witness statement. i have read his witness statement. he was a - witness statement. i have read his witness statement. he was a very| witness statement. he was a very capable health secretary. i worked with him extremely closely. o

also, the secretary of state for health was given a statutory duty to take steps to protect the healthccountability for health protection would rest with the central government. yes. health protection would rest with the central government.- the central government. yes. , . ivina the central government. yes. , giving local— the central government. yes. , giving local authorities - the central government. yes. , giving local authorities their . the central government. yes. , l giving local authorities their local populations which was previously, i think. _ populations which was previously, i think. the _ populations which was previously, i think, the responsibility of the primary— think, the responsibility of the primary care trusts. the _ primary care trusts. the government's rationale for that change was that many of the wider determinants of health, for example, housing, economic development, transport could be more easily impacted by local authorities who had overall responsibility for improving the local area for their populations and who were well placed to take a very broad view

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morg at about 20 past seven this morning we will be speaking to the mentor there minister of states for healthcreen right now you can listen to our latest sky news daily podcast where u.s. correspondents look at the state of reproductive rights 12 months after roe v. wade was overturned by the u.s. supreme court bringing an end to a concern to touchÉ right to abortion. you can listen and subscribe -- let's take a look at this morning sports news now. >> the sky news sports built-in is brought to you by vitality -- >> the women's -- -- -- england are through to the quarterfinals of the european under 21 championships. the b israel two nil newcastle's anthony gordon and arsenals emil smith row with the gold. but we can go to a window bit -- 20 year old be australia's alex -- china's -- she voted the final hole to finish clear of the field. let's see what's on the back pages this morning. the guardian they're taking control of the women's -- being glynn can delay be naming their team to give allie more time to recover from his finger injury. another report from 20 rolled spanish tennis player. .

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the second was august 3 last year and that allowed assistance for women traveling out of state for healthorted providers navigating the new restrictions. in addition to that, the justice department is fighting in the courts to protect access to abortion core, most notably you've covered the ongoing case around mifepristone. the white house expressed this week a lot of confidence in the ability to win that case. amna: in 2022 in the midterm elections, we saw how abortion access were a mobilizing force for democratic voters in particular. when you talked to sources on the biting campaign today, do they think this will be the same -- biden campaign today, do they think it will be the same story in 2024? laura: the short answer is yes. the policy advisor for the white house spoke to reporters and she said the white house doesn't see this issue dissipating at all. some of the confidence comes from events like today, the faith and freedom coalition, or a number of gop candidates said over and over again they were happy with the dobbs decision and they support some form of a national ban on abor

health care. that decision half the states have banned or effectively banned access to abortion but when the states have extremely limited options for getting the health care they need those who can afford to travel have no choice but to go to other states to receive critical reproductive care but that's what happened to lauren hall. she and her husband were excited that she was pregnant for the first time but then she learned that her fetus was developing without a skull and that meant they wouldn't survive. this r condition increased her risk of hemorrhaging. her doctors in texas refused to help her terminate the pregnancy so she had to travel to seattle where she was finally able to get the abortion care that she needed. she is currently suing the state of texas for refusing to give her potentially r lifesaving medical care. we knew after the dobbs decision stories like lawrence would only happen more often and millions of women would lose the health care they need. even before wrote health care organizations in nevada were prepared for an influx of women from out-of-state who need abortion services. just as bret kavanaugh recogn

and well, and then even for the very state of the body for health, overheating. eh yes.heat stroke, it can be a problem that quickly arises in the form of a sunburn , heat stroke, and so on. rays, there are even purely skin diseases - for example, lupus erythematosus, a skin form that unambiguously provokes ultraviolet rays and escalates, uh, under the freezing of the sun, and besides, it's, uh, let's say. uh, another tumor, and thank god it doesn't give this basalium. it also occurs many years later, after a person has sunbathed very actively, you know, sometimes they also say in the sun, only lord, there are two and a half normal months a year. well, i know something, i'll sunbathe for several months, and then something. well, i'll tell you the following, if the child, uh, the child was burned three times. uh-huh three times burned, then the risk of development malignant formation of the skin, he has many times increased hmm children. generally up to 3 years is prohibited in the sun tactics. if you are a person who goes out into the sun, it is better to use photo prote

for a pandemic health emergency? yes. preparing for this tier1 of a catastrophic health emergency was at the core of your own department 's functions. ~ ., , ., . functions. would you agree? yes. and as secretary stateil contingencies?— ministers and civil servants in civil contingencies? yes, another irony here _ civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is _ civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is that _ civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is that i _ civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is that i was _ civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is that i was in - civil contingencies? yes, another irony here is that i was in the - irony here is that i was in the process of putting one in place when the pandemic struck, and we stopped at work because the pandemic became overwhelming. is there a case for a cabinet minister to be appointed to be in sole charge of epi are? yes. minister to be appointed to be in sole charge of epi are? yes, across government. _ sole charge of epi are? yes, across government, and _ sole charge of epi are? yes, across government, and then _ sole charge of epi are? yes, across government, and then the - sole charge of epi are? yes, across i g

now, not only the state is responsible for health, but each of us also has a meeting on the work of the healthcare system that has revealed a lot of sore points; now the task is before the end of the year, to put things in order everywhere, without delay, you need to start immediately and doctors and doctors will have to work together here. local authority. all distractions matter technology, but in the material and technical base, as in such a tandem modernizes the fapy , vladislav bondarin went to the village and looked. this is a house in an agricultural town, a turkish, the locals would not have recognized even half a year ago, a complete upgrade of the building of the old fap, and it reminds of the former. is that the roof and now a month, like a new life. with a large center, of course, everything is compact, but inside there is a completely modern renovation and new equipment. now paramedic elena dyadechkina will leave injections to patients in this updated treatment room next to the obstetric one, until they didn’t have time to change only a new chair they already ordered they d

in some ways, slightly bewildered by the way things happened when in fact he was secretary of state for healthf what he did say today. he did say that he tried to challenge officials. but that there were extraordinary admissions for example they did not know even how many people were in care homes. thea;r many people were in care homes. they did not know — many people were in care homes. they did not know how— many people were in care homes. the: did not know how many many people were in care homes. tu;e1: did not know how many care many people were in care homes. tu91: did not know how many care homes. and yet a did not tell him things. he was in a position where he could have changed policy and challenge documents and question things. and he did not. 1 question things. and he did not. i woke down lots of what he did say today. he did say that he tried to challenge officials. but that there were extraordinary admissions for example they did not know even how many people were in care homes.

dialogue of ksenia nekrasov natalya markevich , especially for ntv in the kuban, was extended measures of state support for children's camps and health this summer, about 300,000 schoolchildren will come to the resorts of the region, including from new territories the market of children's recreation facilities in the region is being continuously updated this year, the first shift after a large-scale reconstruction will be hosted by a children's health camp, yubileiny in anapa. there are also plans to build a new regional facility in gelendzhik . it is in an apartment building that neighbors will curse you for such sounds, especially on weekends here in anapa on pionersky prospekt, builders have been waiting for more than one year. this yubileiny children's camp was departmental in soviet times, then many times resold for the last 10 years, the territory was abandoned and ownerless in november last year. here they have just begun to break down everything unsuitable; today they are already assembling furniture and cleaning up after repair, each building will accommodate fewer children. than it was in soviet times, but done. it is for t

for their needs. states also have other priorities other than health care. they have education priorities, infrastructure, transportation, money they are spending on medicaid for people that already have other coverage is less resources they can devote to those purposes. the third big issue is that these are payments that are going to health insurance companies. the vast majority of people enrolled in medicaid are enrolled in what is called a medicaid managed care organization. it is a health insurance company. the government is sending a check every month to the health insurance company for individuals who are not using services or enrolled in other coverage. we want those resources to be used in much more productive ways. we do not want health insurance companies to get money through an employer-sponsored plan and through medicaid. you also have an issue, since there has not been eligibility reviews in three years, a lot of people have moved. they could be on medicaid in multiple states. have insurance companies you -- you have insurance companies receiving

back in may, roman kostomarov thanked everyone who cares about his fate for the state of health, the another, it follows without exaggeration. all russian sports community. thanks everyone. who worried about me, prayed for me, believed that i would get out of this most difficult situation that life gave me, many difficulties are still ahead, but i hope i will cope completely thanks to my close relatives and doctors who pulled me out of of light, the active stage, the restoration of the novel, kostomarov, has just begun , obviously there is still a lot of work ahead, but a short 30 second video boldly looks encouraging and life affirming, in fact. just mega, shocking videos in a good way, this word is super motivational. i am very glad that roma does not give up. just a person with such a character. he always wins, and i wish, of course, most likely, recovery and success in the further rehabilitation of alexander abramov and alexander mashevsky news. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. vladimir putin addressed the country after the situation on june 24, the presi

health clinics. medical experts say it's created a devastating gap and care for millions of women, especially women of color and low-income families who may not be able to travel to other states for vital health care. currently, 20 democratic states protect abortion access, including california la mayor karen bass offering this message to women outside the golden state. 100 california welcomes them the state of california. i'm proud to say >> that we put a woman's right to choose in our state constitution. and so when the state of california stands is clear and women happen to be here, health care will be provided. >> that was john fenoglio reporting for us tonight. still ahead here at 8 o'clock, how a father and husband trying to move on after the tragic death of his wife and his daughter and how the city of san jose is taking a page from san francisco's playbook cracking down on drug use and drug dealing in the city. plus, a 14 year-old working for space-x. you heard that right? we're talking the right? we're talking the brilliant kid. up next. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibit

health clinics. medical experts say it's created a devastating gap and care for millions of women, especially women of color and low-income families who may not be able to travel to other states for vital health care. currently 20 democratic states protect abortion access, including california la mayor karen bass offering this message to women outside the golden state. 100 california welcomes them the state of california. i'm proud to say. >> put a woman's right to choose in our state constitution. and so when the state of california stands is clear and women happen to be here, health care will be provided. >> that was john fenoglio reporting for us tonight. former house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter today marking one year since the overturning saying in part, republicans, anti-choice, anti women and gender is an assault on freedom itself. their cruelty has caused real harm. millions of women disproportionately from underserved communities. tonight access to the full spectrum of reproductive care, even in life-threatening circumstances. house democrats have put forth a discharge petition to bring our women's health protection act to the floor. and today we only need a few p

for innovation grants to support new partners in the underserved communities in designing innovative, high-quality afterschool programs to address student academic and mental health needs. mental health is a bipartisan, state priority. including addressing workforce shortages. the governor and are generously directed $100 million fromio all agency mental health initiatives, including 28 million for mental health professionals in schools. multistate agencies are working together to expand the ranks of clinicians to meet increased mental health needs.ea additionally when school to six have levied over $183 million of local extra funds for students and staff well-being. we are committed to funding and sustaining what works. we also invested funds to establish a groundbreaking collaborative that brings together university researchers to conduct rigorous evaluations of them in your programs and initiatives that's underway and our state to ensure programs and investments are achieving results. thank you for modeling bipartisan national discourse that would lead to enhanced access to needed services and ultimately improved academic access, support and outcomes for young people. thank you very much and i'm happy t

children of its employees can relax and improve their health, and the employees themselves do not have to pay for vouchers for children, first of all , the state every year puts into the republican budget the costs of improving the health of children, for example, this year. this is 64 million rubles. 62 of them will go to reduce the cost of vouchers, as we remember, 600,000 will be given to prepare camps for shifts, the rest for organizational and technical issues. a ticket for a child to a summer camp costs 650 rubles on average in belarus. the average price in minsk is 730 rubles. there is a difference, because there are more camps in the regions on the balance sheet of state employees department of education, a in the capital, owned by resourceful companies, so the state pays for parents almost 40% of each voucher up to this year is 264 rubles. for a health camp 292 for a sports and health camp and 110 rubles. at shkolnaya, by the way, 110 rubles. in the case of a ticket to a school camp. this is 98% of its value, parents have to pay only 2%. in addition, the collective agreements of many enterprises stipulate additional financial assistan

health care. at the end of that decision half the states in our country have banned or effectively banned access to abortion. women in those states have extremely options forgetting the health care they need. those who can afford to travel have no choice but to go to other states to receive critical reproductive care. that's what happened to lauren hall. she and her husband were excited that she was pregnant for the first time. but then she learned her fetus was developing without a skull, a condition that meant it wouldn't survive. this condition also increased lauren posts risk of hemorrhaging. her doctors at home in texas refused to help her terminate the pregnancy, so she had to travel to seattle where she was finally able to get the abortion care that she needed. she's currently suing the state of texas for refusing to give her potentially lifesaving medical care. we knew that after the dobbs decision, stories like lauren's would only happen more often, and millions of women would lose the health care they need. even before roe fell, health care organizations in nevada were prepared for arrest influx of women -- an influx of women from out of state wh

russell-tucker: i know for a lot of the initiatives they have in this state they are consulted and provide consent for services. so in that case of health, they are very much key and there to make decisions around chair. dr. garcia: in washington state, students can access services without family consent. >> would you say they are the primary and not just part of it? dr. garcia: what i have experienced is family in different spots. recognition is that families are not in a place where they are able to be at the table for work, a variety of issues. it's not the luxury. >> you consider them the primary. another question, over the years we spent billions on the issue and then like each panelist we have a minute and a half here, do you think we have implemented what we have already put into law and the money we devoted to it properly? do you think that has been done in a way that would justify more? do we need to do better at that and what is at stake with maybe being able to do that better. give it 30, 40 seconds and move on down the panel. ms. russell-tucker: we know what works. we implement we must know the results and impact and state l

and guarantee that women can travel across state lines for reproductive health care. >> women are forcedl, even when their health and lives are at risk. women are not going to settle for a country where men in state legislatures are taking away their fundamental freedom to decide what happens to their bodies. >> joining me now is democratic senator patty murray of washington state, the chair of the appropriations committee and who serves on the health committee as well and this is an enormous issue for the country, senator. how do you manage to force a vote. you need 100 senators for unanimous consent to get it to the floor. >> we are going to the floor today to offer what's called the unanimous consent on a number of different bills to help protect the rights of women in this country. republicans have a choice. they can object and not allow us to proceed but we believe this is a fight we have to be visible on. a year ago, road was overturned and women's rights were ripped away from them and the chaos that has ensued, and the impact to women and their healthcare is overwhelming. we are g

most of the that's the world according to in the, in states with the majority in what side for the states. the state health misses said that the investigation into the cause of the says this has been laws to prevent further casualties according to excellence. he waves in india have grown increasingly severe in recent years due to the influence of climate change. but now an update on a story making headlines in recent days, the u. s. coast guard says, this mazda of oak, caring taurus on the expedition to the wreck of the titanic, imploded getting all 5 passengers on board. this of most of eliza carring, billionaire, so it was an ocean. it's was on a expedition to the wreck to the face of the titanic. it was reported soon off of the ship, started that the vessel had gone missing in the atlantic ocean. and that communication had been lost with underwood's assistance as before the explosion off of the vessel descended near the ship. rec, while as a media has given round the clock coverage, all of the tribes of the summer saying the cap size him a migrant boat off with degree coast last week, which resulted hun

in fact, for urgent cases and diseases, the ministry of health and central insurance stated that the reason for removing the paper from the supplementary insurance was the humiliation of the social security . the representative of the social security does not accept more than a year has passed from the time set for the implementation of this plan. the insurance contract party has passed the insurance premium instead of this work. how many places should we give treatment? electronically to the process paperwork should be removed in this direction, which has not been implemented for a long time, and the ministry of health, after our follow-ups, claimed the cooperation of one of the executive bodies . currently , we receive both outpatient and inpatient documents from the health insurance after registration and registration. but until this moment, unfortunately, the documents that have been processed or, for example, processed electronically , are not sent to the ministry of health by the social security organization, and this is the only thing that is missing . inshallah, if our basic i

most of the desk literally quoted in 2 indian states with them majority in full time for the states. the state health may have said that an investigation into the cause of the accept this has been lost to prevent further casualties. according to experts, the heat waves in india have grown increasingly severe in recent years due the influence of climate change now and update on a story may he had lies in recent days. the u. s. coast cause says the some possible caring service on an expedition to the rec, all the titanic, imploded cooling all 5 passengers on board. now this of most of the was a karen bill you that so it was an ocean and was on an expedition to the wreck over the titanic. it was repose ensued off of the trips still under the vessel, had gone missing in the atlantic ocean. and that communication had been lost was on the senses, reports in explosion, often the vital defended knit the ship break while listen, media has given round of the coverage to the tragedy. some a saying that the cap sizing of a migrant, both of the greek coast loved legally resulted in hundreds of deaths, has receive

states. the former candidate for the presidency of the united states warned about the mental health crisis in this country . senator bernie sanders, referring to the data of the mental illness association, announced that suicide is the second cause of death in people aged 15 to 24. the challenges facing american youth are unprecedented in the modern history of this country . sanders called the negative psychological and economic consequences of corona, widespread armed violence and the impact of social networks as the most important factors in creating a mental health crisis in the current generation of america, and emphasized that in order to escape from this situation , we need a political revolution to create a society based on justice and solidarity . american public health van said that the plan to provide content to users on social networks is worrying. according to the american official, social networks based on artificial intelligence algorithms are used for the purpose of attracting advertisements. they make it depend on the maximum use of these networks , we had a child, you locked

choice arrangement act would make association health plans more accessible for small businesses and self-employed workers. this policy is a big win for my home state of virginia. last year virginia passed a law allowing realtors to form association health plans, but sadly the biden administration has threatened to block implementation of the state law because it doesn't comply with obamacare. voting for the legislation today would allow for the virginia law to flourish without federal government intervention. but the medicare for all mentality thinks that business owners aren't equipped to provide quality health coverage for their employees, but that's simply not the case. a majority of americans, 159 million in fact, have health benefits through their jobs and they like their plans. 78% of employers decide to enroll in employer-sponsored insurance when given the option. the choice arrangement act responds to the needs of the american people and i hope all of my colleagues can support this effort to empower small business owners across america and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentlelady from north carolina

for us today. state officials, health officials telling people in more than a dozen states to remain indoors if possible. smoke from canadian wildfires has blanketed large swaths of the u.s. the haze visible from boston down to tennessee. the skyline over new york city and other parts of the state turned orange, prompting the national weather service to tweet "no. this is not mars." >> this is an unpredictable series of events. >> reporter: the unhealthy air quality conditions prompted officials there and in other regions to cancel outdoor school activities. the federal aviation administration slowed air traffic due to low visibility. and several major sports teams including the new york yankees and philadelphia phillies postponed home games wednesday. >> disappointed. that was his first yankee game in this stadium. he was looking forward to it. >> reporter: doctors are cautioning people, especially vulnerable populations such as pregnant people, the elderly, and those with heart or lung conditions, to stay indo should mask up. >> cloth masks won't be effective enough. so if you're going to wear a >> ro

unfortunately, i am no longer a warrior in this battle, my battle is here to fight for health for the moral physical stateguys, so that every combat unit will return to battle and to speed up our victory, doctors came from russia, uh, from moscow, from st. petersburg, and there was a professor. wait, so this is the patient i treated. he has already been to our hospital twice, how he began to walk here, please, even a video report. got up, he was shocked. himself the biggest praise. we will figure out how we will fish, but i think that they did not even plan that they would ever have fishing again. we went to the rehabilitation hospital to see the patients and we go, something is somehow booming a lot, chatting with bolts and bolts. i'm driving we also arrived there, did the dressings , looked at the patient, there was something acute in the stomach , there was suspicion. and how the walls banged. so the head doctor on the scruff into the corridor, then from the corridors to the basement and she is such a guys to take risks. i can't. let's pack up and wait 15 minutes for the second arrival. third. rather u

most of the decimal requoted to india stays with the majority and we're excited for the best state. the state health minister said that the investigation into the cause of the excess deaths has been lost of event for the casualties of what his experts he was in india all going facing the civilian recent news due to the influence of climate change. now an update on a story making headlines in recent days, the us coast guard and se debris from i missing some muscle with 5 people on board . as being located near the titanic ship break. it believe that olla is on board. died instantly when the vessel imploded. the something less of all was carrying billy that service on a expedition to the wreck of the titanic. it was able to sit off of the film started the vessel, had gone missing in the atlantic ocean. and that communication had been lost according to report. oxygen was a jew to run out today. while western media has given round the clock coverage to the treasury. some of saying that the cap sizing the my good boat off of the greek coast last week, which resulted in hundreds of deaths as receive less

state, and federal level to make sure this data is useful to them. the whole idea for the study started when we were called by the director of health and human services for the state who asked us hard questions about what we knew and didn't know. we with policymakers, we hope the public reads it, and learns some things perhaps they didn't know. >> i think the study dispels the myth. your study shows money more than addiction, mental health, or poor decisions is the main cause of homelessness. would you talk more about that? >> yes to give you a picture, the median monthly income before people were homeless brought the state was $960 for the whole household. what people told us of a litany of reasons why they might have left that housing. the single one was they could not keep up with the rent. that people lost income. they were living on the margin and when their hours got cut back, when somebody in the household lost a job, they had no cushion at all. we asked people what would have prevented their homelessness through a series of different questions, different choice options. what we heard was money and surprisingly low amounts. 70% of people said

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certainly rechecked every year, of course, we reported to the head of state on in accordance with his instructions for the state of healtht the health care economy uh-huh that is, this is the efficiency of using budget money, we buy new equipment accordingly. it should be installed on time, put into operation and as many patients as possible so that the purchase of medicines passes through it. and probably it was already accumulated. here is information that is not fully implemented annually. there were institutions and facts that, for example, the minsk regional since 1919, the clinical hospital knew for 2.5 years that they would receive a long-awaited angiograph, but by the time they arrived, the premises were not ready, vitebsk for example. and they have bobruisk from high-tech equipment. there, three units of a specific one, two units each, failed at the same time, that is, there was no reserve of spare parts, the issue of organizing work, or in the brest region, too, those institutions that are equipped with high-tech equipment , patients receive help on time. the rest were three coupons per district, that is, such

for their needs. states also have other priorities other than health care. tion priorities, infrastructure, transportation, money they are spending on medicaid for people that already have other coverage is less resources they can devote to those purposes. the third big issue is that these are payments that are going to health insurance companies. the vast majority of people enrolled in medicaid are enrolled in what is called a medicaid managed care organization. the government is sending a check every month to the health insurance company for individuals who are not using services or enrolled in other coverage. you want those resources to be used in much more productive ways. we do not want health insurance companies to get money through an employer-sponsored plan and medicaid. you also have an issue, since there has not been eligibility reviews in three years, a lot of people have moved. they could be on medicaid in multiple states. have insurance companies receiving payments for the same individual in multiple states. we estimate that number of individuals

education, someone must feed them, medicine, because what we see is the state of health of children who have been in occupation for or on the conflict line and it should be a special attention for these children and a state program that would enable these children to instantly help and restore their health and mental physical health therefore i would very much like the state this program appeared. next, calculate the number of children, how much money is needed. i have already talked several times with government officials in the united states, in europe, with european parliamentarians, with congressmen in the united states, senators, they are ready to help, but how, just as with weapons, the state must present this recovery program ukraine 's aid to children means restoring the potential of families and talking at every international mathematical conference only about fighter jets, not only about rockets, only about weapons, about children , look, they want to take over our territory, they want to destroy our population, but today there is an internal enemy, this is poverty, this is not well-being, this is loss o

theft of federal budget funds on an especially large scale allocated under the state health development program, including forof medicines for medical equipment, as well as the payment of wages to medical workers in the framework of a criminal case initiated by the third article 210 of the criminal code of the russian federation. it was established that the criminal community included employees and managers of the republican clinical hospital, as well as individual entrepreneurs, including those operating in other entities. he condemned the unrest in the country and called on the population to calm. the president of france made this statement following a meeting with an interdepartmental crisis group, the reason for mass protests and clashes was the murder of a seventeen-year-old teenager by the police . details from our european correspondent anastasia popova was not ready for such a scale of social revolt, neither the police nor the firemen of nanterre for the second night in a row. the chaos of the streets is literally strewn with overturned burning cars from the houses on the law enforcement officers intr

health services. why is this not the case? why is this not ubiquitous? jennifer: unfortunately, there's so many barriers for children to access mental health care in the united statesthat one in five children in the u.s. has a mental health condition, but only half receive needed mental health services. and there are many reasons for this, ranging from under recognition to stigma, but also structural barriers such as workforce shortages of mental health professionals. ali: for this study in particular, why ok at mental health services following a firearm injury? jennifer: as a pediatric emergency medicine physician, it's devastating to me every time i have to care for a child who's experienced a firearm injury. and if the child is lucky enough to survive, the experience can be very traumatizing for them. research shows that firearm injuries can have lasting impacts on child mental health. so we wanted to understand which children were able to connect with mental health services and which children could do so in a timely manner. ali: what did you find in terms of the differences between children who received follow up mental health care and those who didn't followin

multiple fires to the north has poured into the northeastern us, creating potential health risks for millions in new york state'sdepartment is warning that air quality will remain unhealthy through tomorrow. right here in the bay area, the cooler temperatures meant fewer people out and about . as we give you a look here at lake merritt from this afternoon, many people we spoke to earlier said that the rain actually caught them by surprise this morning. with that, we check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. little june rain bill. yeah, a little bit of june rain, maybe a little more tomorrow. this low, right? the same low we had last week and week before that. and seems like forever. you know, all winter we had it up here. but but this system is going to stick around the counterclockwise flow. the lower temperatures are going to be produced. cloud cover and that sprinkle or two. what happens is that backflow comes off the sierra nevada. they're getting some showers and thunderstorms up there today. that stuff comes right over us, which is the opposite direction. you expect storms to come this way, right? or

after you lost your health for the state, there is a world where you came and volunteered to serve and today you don't know when it will end, you fought for 15 months while doing your duty and you just want to know if the day will come when you go home when when will this day be why we are not considering the issue of demobilization in the verkhovna rada my bill about 18 months do you want to propose 24 well, let's give people hope to vote on amendment number 714 by the committee. it is taken into account. people's deputy goncharenko asks to confirm it. please vote for 262. the decision has been made and the truth remains. taking into account correction number 715 goncharenko thank you friends well, i see what they say, you know, well, they don't hear you, they don't hear you, because they can't get to this door until the last one. you, dear colleagues, and they will ask you these questions. i propose that the verkhovna rada of ukraine finally start working where it is necessary. okay. the verkhovna rada is sitting at hrushevsky 5 for the constitution. i suggest that our committee meet

for lgbtq plus students. we want to ensure that students and their families are protected if they're coming from another state seeking gender affirming health care for their trans child. we want to make sure they're being protected. they're not being persecuted. they're not being sent back to their state or separated, dividing families. we do not want to see that for lgbtq plus people or anyone. and also protecting foster youth, we want to make sure that lgbtq plus folks, foster youth here in california are taking care of. we really need to protect lgbtq plus children more than ever. all right. finally here, you know, obviously the focus should be on celebration during during pride month here. but do you have another message here in light of the climate that you are seeing across this country for people as they celebrate to remember that there is still a lot more work to be done? absolutely. there's so much work to be done. and now more than ever, not just in june, but understanding the political climate that the lgbtq plus community is facing is really not being a bystander, being able to speak up in defense, being able to protect the lgbt

few dozen louis vuitton bags , an average of 300,000 each , she took money for all this from the state budget under the healthsums were allocated for the purchase of medicine equipment and salaries, and they walked boat boots and a necklace with a watch, but you can clearly see her country house in the video, expensive branded jewelry. i can assume worth millions of rubles, which she put on in the circle of her narrow friends, according to the ministry of internal affairs, the largest theft of gerbekov, she committed in 2010-11 and from the fifteenth to the twenties, patients of the central clinical hospital and republican clinics of those years note a special neglect of the medical sphere. marina, for example, was forced to leave for another region altogether in order to get help with to your illness. otherwise, the girl says everything would have ended sadly, drugs costing an average of 100,000 rubles. she received only after moving such a person that i am for justice. i hope that she will triumph, that u everyone who should be exactly who is really, but guilty will be punished. well, probably such a cross-

these draconian laws in these states that have no regard for women's health. let alone our fundamental rights. our lit -- are literally affecting and sometimes fatally the health of the women in this country. and us men, this is an issue for us too. all of us. and that's why i think it's important to use my voice and this microphone to talk about h issue. that abortion access, reproductive freedom is an issue for all of us. men, women, everyone. [applause] because it affects us and it affect ours fundamental rights, and women cannot be less than. it's also just the right thing to do. it's the right thing to do. so i could not be prouder to be part of this team, led by our great president biden, vice president harris, as you know, they are fighting for you, each and every day, for fundamental human rights and for the future of this country and i get to see it firsthand, they have your back. they have all of our backs. and speaking of a leader, a warrior, for so many issues and again, i get to see it firsthand, someone who stands up for human rights, for women's

priepina answers do not wait for the state of health to be variable, but the success of the doctors.done, they did their best to list all their numerous fractures, bruises and other things , but it was assumed that there would be up to eight months and more, and the recovery period would last, but nevertheless, the doctors try to help me to the best of their ability, so i can i can get up and talk. i can already lead some kind of life of social literature; they don’t like clichés about a life divided into that. and after several times they asked, like, you have a life there after, but the fact is that all my comrades died and very many died, that is, half of my comrades died today. for the first time, he will tell how the leaders of the bandera junta introduced him to hunting in moscow. eh, killer is a shooter with a gun with a pistol all the time he had the opportunity to shoot me in detail about this in just a couple of minutes, the long nine-year war of the kiev regime with the russian world reached him in the nizhny novgorod region on a sunny morning on may 6th. 11:20 lightning o

the legislation tightened access for young gun buyers, helped states to enact red flag laws and increased support for mental health services. the us has seen at least 26 mass killings this year . the president praised the courage and activism of survivors for turning their pain into purpose after so many tragedies. it's a first graders. the educators of sandy hook. it's the kids and teachers that uvalde and i sat with afterwards . it's the emanuel mother emanuel, eight years ago tomorrow, it's a tree of life synagogue. president biden said prosecutions of unlicensed gun sellers have doubled. he urged congress to enact more gun reforms, including a federal ban on assault weapons and universal background checks for buyers. the man who shot up a pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 was found guilty today in the deadliest attack on jews in us history. the shooting happened october 27th, 2018, at the tree of life synagogue. that's where prosecutors say robert bowers barged into the synagogue shooting and killing 11 people after firing nearly 100 rounds. he was found guilty on all 63 criminal counts in federal court, including