now today s event is cosponsored by the center for aids research known as see far. it s a collaboration across the three johns hopkins schools the schools of public health medicine and nursing. and with support from the university provost. founded seven years ago it s committed to ending the hiv epidemic through the promotion of trans disciplinary research and importantly very importantly by training the next generation of hiv/aids researchers both here in t the u.s. and abroad. the return on investment is quite clear. as just one example hiv funding for junior investigators has risen from 7% of nih funds from before cfar was established to 25% of all nih research funding now. this has created a larger pool of well-trained and empowered hiv experts who in the past decade have accelerated the work to get as near to the necessary solutions for this epidemic and getting us to the goals we are striving for. while hiv impacts the health of populations worldwide and particularly pl
hundreds of children, teachers and parents are travelling to london to take part in the protest. we ll talk to samira dar and her eight year old daughter leena patel. and we ll hear from the boy who s been reunited with his kidnapped dog, fern six years after she went missing. i feel very ifeel very happy, i feel very happy, because ifeel very happy, because i can snuggle her again. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. a major new report into climate change says the government must act now, if it s to achieve its aim of cutting carbon emissions to zero injust over 30 years. later in the programme we ll be talking about what changes we, as individuals, can also make to tackle climate change. have you changed your lifestyle to try to help the planet? do you fly less? or have you given up meat? do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you ll be charged at the standard network rate. first
The Zimmerman House was built for the California dream. Like other mid-century modernist homes built in Los Angeles, this 1950 Craig Ellwood project was low slung and open, with floor-to-ceiling windo.
The Zimmerman House was built for the California dream. Like other mid-century modernist homes built in Los Angeles, this 1950 Craig Ellwood project was low slung and open, with floor-to-ceiling