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significant weight. the royal couege significant weight. the royal college of nursing has agreed that staff will go into intensive care units, and for the most serious a&e cases, although fewer than on a normal day. in a webinar this evening, the general secretary had a message for members. colleagues, if you get a call like that from your employer, i am asking that you please attend work. it is for our patients. attend work. it is for our patients-_ attend work. it is for our atients. . , patients. earlier, she defended the escalation _ patients. earlier, she defended the escalation of— patients. earlier, she defended the escalation of the _ patients. earlier, she defended the escalation of the union - the escalation of the union action. �* , ., the escalation of the union action. 3 ., action. let's not scare the ublic action. let's not scare the public by _ action. let's not scare the public by saying _ action. let's not scare the public by saying that - action. let's not scare the i public by saying that nursing is being reckless on this one day of strike, they most certainly are not. we will stand by our patients, it's about standing up for them and saying we need to get a better nhs. ., , ., , ., , nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds- _ nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds. she _ nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds. she says _ nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds. she says the - nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds. she says the latestl in leeds. she says the latest strike is another indication of how low morale has sunk. 25 ears how low morale has sunk. 25 years i've — how low morale has sunk. 25 years i've worked in how low morale has sunk. 2l}; years i've worked in the how low morale has sunk. zlj years i've worked in the nhs and i've never seen orfelt
going to be very interesting - many distractions. that's what's going to be very interesting to l many distractions. that's what's i going to be very interesting to see what happens here in the coming weeks and months on this. republicans have been backing trump and criticising the investigation and criticising the investigation and now the charges, but if you are nikki haley or ron in florida, at a certain point to step up and say donald trump shouldn't have been charged with this or other potential investigations or indictments, and he is too distracted, we need to move forward and a candidate who can focus solely on winning, so leanne beating joe biden and being president. donald trump isjust not the person to do that. there is a lot of time for these candidates to do so that they have not been critical of trump in these initial three or four days. at this critical of trump in these initial three orfour days. at this point critical of trump in these initial three or four days. at this point it doesn't really mean anything. if you are 'ust doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining _ doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining us, _ doesn't really mean anything. if you arejust joining us, you _ doesn't really mean anything. if you arejust joining us, you will- doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining us, you will see - arejustjoining us, you will see on screen there the flight of donald trump which is just coming into laguardia airport in new york. we are, of course, he will be arraigned tomorrow in a court in manhattan, talking to doug and richard about
going to be very interesting - many distractions. that's what's going to be very interesting to l many distractions. that's what's i going to be very interesting to see what happens here in the coming weeks and months on this. republicans have been backing trump and criticising the investigation and criticising the investigation and now the charges, but if you are nikki haley or ron in florida, at a certain point to step up and say donald trump shouldn't have been charged with this or other potential investigations or indictments, and he is too distracted, we need to move forward and a candidate who can focus solely on winning, so leanne beating joe biden and being president. donald trump isjust not the person to do that. there is a lot of time for these candidates to do so that they have not been critical of trump in these initial three or four days. at this critical of trump in these initial three orfour days. at this point critical of trump in these initial three or four days. at this point it doesn't really mean anything. if you are 'ust doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining _ doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining us, _ doesn't really mean anything. if you arejust joining us, you _ doesn't really mean anything. if you arejust joining us, you will- doesn't really mean anything. if you are just joining us, you will see - arejustjoining us, you will see on screen there the flight of donald trump which is just coming into laguardia airport in new york. we are, of course, he will be arraigned tomorrow in a court in manhattan, talking to doug and richard about
evidence to arrest him for leanne's murder. so, they decided to focus on suspected middleman, frankie jaramillo, el cubano undercover cop chris nelson ha a plan to set a trap, to mak frank believe he was about t be fingered by the hitman, nic harvey so he'd phone frank, and portray himself as - >> relative of knicks with a past of my own not perfectly lacking cops i'm the one that can keep nick quiet. and what are you gonna give me an exchange for that you're gonna give me money >> afraid frank would recogniz the trap and hang up on him, detective nelson elected t make up a very unthreatening persona. >> so i thought, well, i'll be uncle john you know, that his mother sa down from the bay area, to see what's really going on, an whether harvey got himself int that >> so, uncle john places a cal to el cubano >> hey, frank. >> yes >> frank, my name is john. >> now, to set the trap, h said nick needs money for lawyer >> he seems to think you are fred, and will help them out he didn't want a publi defender >> okay. >> frank tells uncle john he knows nick, but -- >> he's more unacquainted. i don't really know i don'
step in— disability benefits, definitely a step in the right direction, but our disability— step in the right direction, but our disability benefit system is a shambles, it is run by two private companies — shambles, it is run by two private companies that do not have the interest— companies that do not have the interest of the public at heart because _ interest of the public at heart because they are private companies. if we because they are private companies. it we want— because they are private companies. if we want to get people back into work— if we want to get people back into work and — if we want to get people back into work and keep as many people in work as possible. _ work and keep as many people in work as possible, we need to fix the nhs because _ as possible, we need to fix the nhs because we cannot leave it falling apart _ because we cannot leave it falling apart in _ because we cannot leave it falling apart in the background and ignore it while _ apart in the background and ignore it while we — apart in the background and ignore it while we spent money like leanne said on— it while we spent money like leanne said on heating swimming pools. the nhs stops... it stops people from getting _ nhs stops... it stops people from getting to — nhs stops... it stops people from getting to the point where they cannot— getting to the point where they cannot work. i have recently been diagnosed — cannot work. i have recently been diagnosed with autoimmune disorder which _ diagnosed with autoimmune disorder which could potentially get really bad, and — which could potentially get really bad, and a delay in my treatment could _ bad, and a delay in my treatment could be — bad, and a delay in my treatment could be very bad for both me and also the _ could be very bad for both me and also the economy because it could take me _ also the economy because it could take me out of work and i need... it's take me out of work and i need... it's not _ take me out of work and i need... it's notjust— take me out of work and i need... it's notjust me, there are so many other— it's notjust me, there are so many
welcome to the women's clothing factory, we have been getting a reaction to the budget speech yesterday. leanne is going to tell us what she made of it all. to yesterday. leanne is going to tell us what she made of it all.- us what she made of it all. to be honest, us what she made of it all. to be honest. i— us what she made of it all. to be honest. i was — us what she made of it all. to be honest, i was disappointed, - us what she made of it all. to be honest, iwas disappointed, i- us what she made of it all. to be l honest, iwas disappointed, i know he has frozen the energy prices for now but i thought it did very little to support people in this very real situation, you know, it's not easy, we are setting under blankets trying to keep warm, being sparing things because it is so expensive yet we can get £63 million to help leisure centres heat swimming pools. it seems backwards to me, it really does, it is not enough. ads, seems backwards to me, it really does, it is not enough.— does, it is not enough. a lot of --eole does, it is not enough. a lot of peeple feeling _ does, it is not enough. a lot of people feeling the _ does, it is not enough. a lot of people feeling the cost - does, it is not enough. a lot of people feeling the cost of- does, it is not enough. a lot of| people feeling the cost of living pressure still very much so. how are you today? what did you make of everything that heard? i you today? what did you make of everything that heard?— everything that heard? i thought there were _ everything that heard? i thought there were some _ everything that heard? i thought there were some good _ everything that heard? i thought there were some good parts - there were some good parts definitely, like the removal of the ability— definitely, like the removal of the ability to— definitely, like the removal of the ability to work assessment with disability benefits, definitely a
leanne got in touch with chrissie a few months ago — she was desperate for help. he bites himself terribly, he actually beats himself up. and to watch that, it's horrendous, you can't stop him. the more you try and stop him, the worse you make him. harry has been diagnosed with autism. he also has violent meltdowns. he was at a mainstream nursery with a place funded for 15 hours a week — but the nursery was struggling to keep harry and the other children safe. he's now at home, and leanne has had to up work. it's hard. it's just because of the lack of communication, the promises are made, but nothing ever follows through. harry is nearly four. there is a special educational needs school not far from her home, which takes children from the age of 2—19. i do look at him and think, "if he had been in a specialist "school from last year,
where would we be now "with that full on support?" maybe his communication would've come on over the year, his frustrations would be less. he's not getting an education, he's not getting any help with his communications or any of his needs. leanne is waiting for an education health and care plan for harry — a legal document outlining the support he should get. if a specialist school is named, he must be given a place. but there's a big question mark over when he'll be able to start because of waiting lists. it's a four—year waiting list — he'll be nine before he gets any kind of education. he's got to live in this world, in a society that he's not normal to, that he has to fit into, and that starts from the very bottom with his education.
election night calling the race in arizona, for biden. they fired, ultimately, the people made that decision. they would like to make other calls then you are correct for biden because they didn't want to be the network that called the race against trump. that is not what journalism is about. >> leanne, is everybody on capitol hill talking about this? for republicans, they care about that fox news viewer. you know that fox news viewers going,? nowhere. they are tuning in every nights. >> that is right. it's a question for republicans who continue to go on their shows. it is also a question for house speaker, kevin mccarthy. who also gave vox opinion host, tucker carlson, access to the january 6th, tens of thousands of hours of the security camera footage. we haven't seen what he has seen yet. we don't know the details of it. but there are a lot of questions surrounding that that mccarthy has not answered yet. he avoided reporters tonight in the capitol when we tried to ask him those questions. and so the relationship between
but we did our research on our book on trump, the divider. we found again, and again. how fox was sucks up the bill to pressure from the trump white house. was, in fact willing to fire its own journalist for making the decisions they made on election night calling the race in arizona, for biden. they fired, ultimately, the people made that decision. they would like to make other calls then you are correct for biden because they didn't want to be the network that called the race against trump. that is not what journalism is about. >> leanne, is everybody on capitol hill talking about this? for republicans, they care about that fox news viewer. you know that fox news viewers going,? nowhere. they are tuning in every nights. >> that is right. it's a question for republicans who continue to go on their shows. it is also a question for house speaker, kevin mccarthy. who also gave vox opinion host, tucker carlson, access to the january 6th, tens of thousands