the achievements of a very special group of young people. i presented the awards when they first began back in 2007. since then, hundreds of young people have been recognised for the amazing work they do. each year, rotary clubs across britain and ireland nominate youngsters for the awards. the eventual winners for 2017 are with me on stage, so let s find out more about them. 0urfirst award goes to teenager abbey booker. abbey is in care but works tirelessly and selflessly to ensure other children have the best experience that they can. she spends her time volunteering, helping out with a number of schemes, and tries to change the way adults deal with young people in care. she was nominated for the award by the rotary clubs of doncaster and doncaster st leger. this is her story. hi. may i have two cadbury s cream eggs? yeah. have you signed in yet? my name is abbey. i m 15 and i m from doncaster. i ve been in care forfour years. i remember the first few years was a major stru
Laudible they do, there are organizations trying to alleviate what has now become a very acute humanitarian crisis in ukraine and countries bordering ukraine as the u.n. estimated yesterday more than a million people have fled the country, and that does not even count the tens of thousands displaced in the country. so if you really want to help the people of ukraine as a private citizen find a way to donate resources to these organizations that are trying to alleviate that crisis. tom. any prohibitions on u.s. military personnel, let s say an army reservist who wants to go over? tom, i mean the president has been clear. no u.s. troops fighting in ukraine. an army reservist to fight with the ukrainian army, under the law, or d.o.d. regulations about that? i m going to i m not a lawyer, i have to take that one,
0 biden has spoken with the president of poland. we are expected to hear from him at any moment. this as we learn vice president harris will be visiting poland on monday. also secretary of state antony blinken will hold a news conference in brussels. thank you so much, brit hume, for joining us on outnumbered. america reports starts right now. has to be separated. we got border and then had to say good-bye and he had to go back. john: fox news alert to kick off america reports this friday as ukrainians fight for their survival and heart wrenching moments from the battlefield. john roberts in washington, hi again, sandra. sandra: hello to you. sandra smith in new york. fox news learning moments ago the white house will be sending vice president kamala harris to poland monday to meet with a bipartisan congressional delegation and secretary of state antony blinken is in brussels. he will be speaking moments from now. we ll have his remarks for you. all this happening after m
Loses the more moderate republicans and when he tries to move it to the left he loses conservatives. it s a very delicate balancing act. i m of the opinion, alison, that as long as you ve got those headlines out there that say 20 million people are going to lose their health insurance coverage, it s not going to fly. republicans have to convince american people we can reduce costs, we can provide more choice in competition and health care, reduce your premiums but in a way that s not going to force 20 million people to lose their coverage. right. andy, that s where you come in. if they want to reduce costs, understand, laudible goal. but then you reduce services and coverage. so it s very hard to have it both ways. as you know, the essential health benefits are something that a lot of americans have come to rely upon. the addiction treatment, help for the opioid crisis. what do you think is going to happen next? well, i think what s happening, and i think stephen
made my day, made my day. tell us, when you look at this trip, just from the onset, give us a good plus-minus here in terms of the potential advantages here and the concerns. look, i think it s very commendable and laudible, in fact, that he s going to rijad for his first part of the trip. it shows where he wants to place his priorities and gives him the opportunity to delve into and develop, at least articulate, a long-term strategy for the mideast and get through the shia shif s shia-sunni challenges that are there. i think he has some opportunities. he also has some great strategic opportunities when he goes to europe, because you have now countries that are shaken a little bit with his comments on nato and the development of multilateral institutions, those