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In Rural Communities, and we think the need is largely met in that program, not only through federal funding, but through state and private sector funding, but we do allow people to come in through our outreach funding to get at the same issue. They could come in for outreach funding or Network Funding for a request in the budget and do the same thing in the sense they can develop a program that seeks to purchase supplies and put them in the communities. The remaining need out there, it can be m...

Think, would have made things clearer and simpler and responsibility for the immigration mess were in now lies with congress not with you, and with congress for failing to pass the senates bipartisan bill, which i was strong supporter of. I would like to talk about cybersecurity. There is going to be cyberweek on the senate floor. There is work in the house. We have bipartisan bills pending on information sharing between federal agencies and the Big Communications providers. On Agency Public rep...

Knocked off the rockets and clinched the championship. Whats next or the warriors as they look to take home the nba title. The drought is having an impact on fourth of july festivities. What city is cancelling their fireworks and we will tell you why. It is 7 01. Live inside oracle arena this morning. Ktvu fox 2s alix savidge is there. You can see folks working hard after last nights big one. All that con confetti. No more yellow shirts. Welcome to mornings on 2. Its thursday, may 28. I am tori ...

All our decisions are a work in progress and so i appreciate the i told the general i love the idea of the commission to look at us especially as a new director is a great opportunity for me to get a new set of eyes on the work that we do. I hope you will truly swing the door open wide for these gentlemen and make sure that top to bottom the fbi is making themselves available anything and everything these gentlemen leave so we dont ever get a report like that. I will do everything in my power. I...

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Brexit negotiators from the eu and uk meet today in london for the latest round of trade talks. Two australian journalists fly home from china after being questioned by Chinas Ministry of state security. Very disappointing to have to leave under those circumstances and it is a relief to be back in a country with genuine rule of law. And is italian fashion racist . We meet the designer urging brands to hire more black people. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and s...

For nature to recover. Lets return to one of our main stories. The Health Secretary, matt hancock has said the goverment is working hard to fix operational challenges in the coronavirus testing system, which have left people with symptoms unable to access tests. Overwhelming demand for appointments has meant many workers, including healthcare staff, have had to self isolate, preventing them from returning to work. Paul sutherland is a secondary school teacher. Hes been trying to get coronavirus ...

Well have more on those testing problems, and how the prioritising is meant to work. Also tonight. Unemployment on the rise, as 700,000 people come off the payrolls since march, with more to come. At the white house, a landmark deal to normalise relations between israel, the United Arab Emirates, and bahrain. And a plea for the worlds nations to unite to save the planet. Experts say humanity is at a crossroads, with nature in decline. And in sport on bbc news. We will have all the latest reports...

Hashtag. The other headlines. Care home staff in england are to be given personal protective equipment until march as part of government plans to protect them and patients over the winter. A group of uk mps say the home office has no idea what its £400 million a year Immigration Enforcement unit achieves, meaning it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidatejoe it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidate joe biden condemns trumps handling of the pandemic is close to crimin...

President trump is rejects reports about his tax bill but the New York Times stands by its story. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First. As the number of covid deaths globally heads towards one million news today of ambitious plans to transform the way we test to see who has the disease. The World Health Organisation has announced ambitious plans to roll out a new rapid test across ...