so the last time st helens won — everyone's face. so the last time st helens won the _ everyone's face. so the last time st helens won the challenge _ everyone's face. so the last time st helens won the challenge cup - everyone's face. so the last time st helens won the challenge cup was i everyone's face. so the last time st | helens won the challenge cup was in 2008. you are in that team then, but after such a gap between the two lanes, is this one more special? yes, it has been a long time, it's been a challenge. i suppose cimino, i'm looking at it now, i definitely, you know, probably took it for granted when i was a bit younger. irate granted when i was a bit younger. we canjust about see granted when i was a bit younger. we can just about see over your shoulder the bus following you. that's the women's team as well because they are celebrating a challenge cup win as well. yes. because they are celebrating a challenge cup win as well. yes, they have a challenge _ challenge cup win as well. yes, they have a challenge cup _ challe

sounds of people banded in a suburb of gen, job many have been waiting for flock to subside. st. last night we followed a rescue team into one of the worst effect is areas where up to a 100 people have been mandate for 24 hours. rescuers have resorted to live both in areas where the water level rick is beneath most of or a ride to help on tuesday night. his company is dedicated to dissolve to rescue your shame on me. roy thought, all the water can reach a depth of up to 2 meters, many are surrendered at this point and they don't have any food. we're in a difficult situation right now. i believe has to both moves forward. the water gets deeper and cause how means the merge? local resident lead us when area where around 20 people waiting for help. yes, many cars are still on the water and people in the area can get out on the 3 of us swam out to find the reza cute for help. there is no more signal at all due to the loss of internet and communication tools. the stranded on their own, a dozen people were found trapped in the lap dated building, started talking about within an hour th

we even saw a protest is back on the st. last. we can now at the moment, people are very concerned about going out in public, although than all being banned. during the daytime, there is a strict curfew at night. most people are trying to stay at home as much as possible at this time last year. tyler was doing remarkably well. daily infections were in double digits for the whole of 2020 the whole total number of code fatalities was just 61. while now. we've blown well past those figures where we saw anti government protests on the street last year. i think the government was rather saved by the fact that it had responded or was seen to respond very well to the pandemic this year. if those protest thought, again, i think the government is very nervous. indeed. still a head's own. alex sierra rescue workers in china scramble to get people for safety of floods cause widespread. the strong and non profit and more athletes test positive for coven 19 just one day before the tokyo olympics opening ceremony. ah hello there. let's start in

we even so protested back on the st. last. we can now at the moment, people are very concerned about going out in public, although they're not being banned during the daytime, there is a strict curfew at night. most people are trying to stay at home as much as possible. this time last year, tyler was doing remarkably well. daily infections were in double digits for the whole of 2020, the whole total number of fatalities was just $61.00. while now. we've blown, well past those figures where we saw anti government protests on the street last year. i think the government was rather saved by the fact that it had responded or was seen to respond very well to the pandemic this year. if those protest thought again, i think the government is very nervous indeed. and south koreans reported a record 1800 new covert cases in a day that more contagious delta varying to fueling the 3rd. the latest numbers include 270 sailors, flown home from an anti piracy mission abroad authorities and are considering expanding restrictions and sol and it

we even saw a protested back on the st. last. we can now at the moment, people are very concerned about going out in public, although than all being banned. during the daytime, there is a strict curfew at night. most people are trying to stay at home as much as possible at this time last year. tyler was doing remarkably well. daily infections were in double digits for the whole of 2020, the whole total number of code fatalities was just 61 while now have blown. well past those figures where we saw anti government protests on the street last year. i think that gun was rather saved by the fact that it had responded or was seen to respond very well to the pandemic this year. if those protests start, again, i think the government is very nervous. indeed. it's one day until the start of the summer olympics and talk you and organize the say, 2 more athletes at the olympic village. i've tested positive for corporate 19. there among 12 cases linked to the games and i stone thursday, bringing the torso to 87 took you itself and seeing its

we even saw a protest is back on the st. last. we can now at the moment, people are very concerned about going out in public, although than all being banned. during the daytime, there is a strict curfew at night. most people are trying to stay at home as much as possible. this time last year, tyler was doing remarkably well. daily infections were in double digits for the whole of 2020, the whole total number of code fatalities was just 61. while now. we've blown, well past those figures where we saw anti government protests on the street last year. i think the government was rather saved by the fact that it had responded or was seen to respond very well to the pandemic this year. if those protests start, again, i think the government is very nervous indeed. alright. attorney chang live for us there in bangkok. tony, thank. now the pentagon is expressing alarm over the rapidly worsening security situation in afghanistan. i'm the senior most us general. so the taliban now control was many half of the country's 400 districts. it coin

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they both returned positive pcr tests from the open at royal st george's last week. neither had yet travelled to tokyo. adam peaty is safely through to the final of the men's 100 meter breastroke. he topped the time sheets to remain on course to become the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title. but the headlines on day two in the pool were saved for 18—year—old ahmed hafnaoui. the tunisian was the slowest qualifier for the men's 400 meter freestyle final, so that meant he was in the outside lane. but a brilliant swim saw him take a shock gold — tunisia's fifth ever gold at the games. and there was a shock winner in the women's road race, too. austria's anna kiesenhofer taken the gold after breaking away from the pack within the first kilometer of the race. she lead for almost every meter of the 137k — she was so far in front of the rest of the pack, that second—placed annemiek van vleute thought she had won the gold, only to be told on the line. but it was kiesenhofer who won austria's first cycling medalfor 125 years. that's all the sport for no

last night, the st. louis county council voted, 5-2, to reverse the brand-new mask mandate in the county. enacted in response to the dangerous delta variant, that's ripping through the region. the county executive, who issued the mandate, said that the council's vote was meaningless, and that the mask rule remains in effect for st. louis county. but there's a fight in the courts, as well. the republican attorney general in missouri has filed a lawsuit, asking a judge to overturn mask mandates in st. louis county and the adjoining city of st. louis once and for all. new covid cases are skyrocketing not just in st. louis right now but the entire state of missouri. look at the right side of your screen. as rachel has been reporting for a few weeks. but 41% of the population in missouri is vaccinated right now, which is a dangerous combination. we talked to the head of the cdc last night, who told us that the vast majority of the counties in the united states, with high or substantial covid transmission, tha

today the mother of a man killed in st. louis last year told fox news that st. louis we prosecutors are negligent and she was kept in the dark about a plea deal struck with her son's alleged killer. >> your office has a new prosecutor which your office did not make me aware of, the prosecutor was in and of himself not prepared to handle my son's case. >> the head of the st. louis police officers association says people on the street will see murder suspects walking free because of gardner's handling of these cases. we will keep you updated on that murder suspect on the loose. laura: in new york city which happens to be where the art gallery hunter biden hopes to sell his art for a small fortune. we sent raymond arroyo to find out what is going on. that can't misreported next. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans

i was, i was at a st protest last to february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches. somebody took any notice of us. has it go through to to a large section of the public? yeah, it has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now had the story? yes, they have. were they terribly moved and tainted by the smear campaign against julia? and in the early days, where are the journalists should, is in the streets demonstrating, day and night and to lead call, a gives release. nowhere to be seen, all those of us who care about human rights find it very difficult him face of the mainstream major that is bought and paid for by the ruling class and keeps its every mouth shut. the pfizer and madana cove vaccines could potentially cause heart disease in some people. that is the conclusion of the european medicines agency, which is recommended, adding the condition to the list of possible side effects of the jobs. the 2nd time the 5 job is made headlines. this week after the israeli health industry reporte

protest last february. okay. yeah. so that's a year and a bit ago. and just before cove it and we march from nails, trailer and embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches. and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again. and again. the government took absolutely no notice and neither did better rates, the puppet of the american administration, a much into the city who is the magistrate in london who was trying his case. so nobody took any notice of as has it got through to, to a large section of the public. yeah, it has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now heard the story? yes, they have. what are they? terribly moved and tainted by the smear campaign against julia. and in the early days where he was labeled massage and they still ripest and that this on the other . and how he used to wipe his p. c's with the cat and spread it over the door. and i'm always will complete lice by mainstream media that should know better. a

i was at a st protest last february. and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches. and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again and again. and the government took absolutely no notice, hasn't gone through to, to a large section of the public yet has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now had the story. yes they have, were they terribly moved and painted by the smear campaign against julia early days where he was labeled and miss charge and they still write based and that there's some that the other and how he used to wipe his p. c's with the cat and spread it over the door and i'm always would complete lies spread by mainstream media that should know better. and where are the journalists? should he's in the streets demonstrate day and night and to let call a gives release. no way to be seen. unfortunately, the mainstream media is cowed by the ruling process by the power back by the government's all those of us who care about human rights and who actually care about

at this time, both he and dish number returned positive pcr tests at royal st george's last week —— dechambeau. another had travelled to tokyo yet. the british ringrose still on course to retain an olympic title. we had were saved for the 18—year—old ahmed hafnaoui, the tunisian was the slowest qualifier for the men's 400 metre freestyle final, so that meant he was on the outside lane, but he relates when the saw him take a shot gold. only tunisia's fifth at any olympics. a shock winner in the women's cycling road race. anarchy is an offer broke away from the pack and the first kilometre of the race —— anna kiesenhoffer. it left her, as you can see, exhausted after she won austria's for cycling medal at the games are for 125 years. that is all your support for now. you can find lots more in all of those studies from the olympics on the bbc sport website. bbc dot co .uk forwards i sport. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello, heavy showers and thunderstorms are still in the forecast this afternoon across parts of central, southern and south—east england. a

marshals last night. he was released after a st. louis city prosecutor failed to show up to three scheduled court hearings. she reportedly was on maternity leave and has since resigned. the st. louis circuit attorney's office released a statement saying in part that they will take corrective measures to prevent any repeat occurrence of the incident in question, but

megan — not her real name — told someone at st andrews student services last year that she'd been raped. she basically was asking me questions that felt a little accusatory or victim—blaming. you know, she asked how much alcohol i'd had that night. and just when i stated what had happened, i felt that her response was pretty hopeless sounding. basicallyjust in the sense that, "here are your options, but it's been a while, you're feeling safe now." and, you know, the woman i was working with is not to blame, i think it'sjust a very bureaucratic system. she says the meeting led to her decision not to go through with a complaint. i did not end up reporting. after my meeting... ..i felt...as though it wasn't going to do anything for me. a spokesperson for the university of st andrews said it "did not recognise...this complaint", said its staff would "never ask questions about...alcohol" consumption, and said it would "never discourage anyone" from making a complaint. this woman — who we're calling hayley — did report her rape to the university, but they initially failed to correctly r

in st. louis last year, murders increased by 35% . by 18% in san jose. in austin, 42%. detroit, 19%. and new york city saw an increase of 45%. >> you had the pandemic and all the suffering and the abandonment of communities that went into that, then you had this proliferation of guns. it creates the potential for more altercations for -- to become lethal. >> historically, crime in american cities rose sharply between the 1960's and 1980's, then fell from the 1990's through 2014, when numbers again began to climb. the 2020 surge, sharkey says, was notable. and calls for racial justice and police reform, he believes also played a role. >> police may decide not to get involved in an incident where they have some discretion on whether to respond or not. residents may also decide to check out and no longer call the police. >> in atlanta, the june 2020 police shooting of rayshard brooks, a black man confronted while he slept in a parking lot, sparked weeks of protest. atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms criticized the use of deadly force. the police chief resigned. and after t

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louis last week on assignment doing reporting in missouri for several days. there is some resistance that i heard even just conversationally outside of my professional setting to people being told that they needed to wear masks especially in other areas outside of st. louis. >> that's exactly right, hallie. you're already seeing resistance to this mask mandate and when you look at the idea of why are they doing it now, we expect to hear from the city and county leaders in a couple of minutes as they explain this decision. if you look at the press release announcing this decision, the first few words are q as covid-19 hospitalizations rise and the delta variant spreads" starting today you see that indoor mask mandate return for any public indoor location, that's both for the vaccinated and the unvaccinated, bars and restaurants where people are actively eating and drinking will be excluded and then outdoors, that mask mandate is not required. it's rather strongly encouraged, but you still hear medical officials saying that they would like people to wear those

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but last night... >> we will not comply! >> reporter: ...st. louis county voted to overturn it. today, google and facebook became two of the largest companies to require vaccinations for all u.s. employees before they can return to work. back in mississippi, the covid map now looks like this: red indicates the highest level of community transmission. how do you not get frustrated or angry every day coming into work? >> i think you do. >> reporter: dr. reginald martin caughtovidnd was a tient wn >> two weeks before my hospitalization, i rode a bike 75 miles. two weeks after my infection, i couldn't walk to the bathroom without getting short of breath. >> reporter: now, he combats hesitancy. what do you tell them? >> how do you ignore, or how do you logically choose to not get vaccinated? it's-- it's incredibly frustrating to know that you could have done something different, that you are potentially a threat to my health. >> reporter: 73 patients are being treated at saint dominics right now for covid, but there is another issue they are dealing with-- the lack of nurses. they're

while just last week, the group fighters entered the country. second big city of kandahar a pentagon spokesperson said the us is what he needs. developments with concern, as american troops continued our rapid withdrawal from the country, the escalating situation is dragging the nation farther into a humanitarian crisis with cobble calling upon european countries to help people, patients of africa, migrants for the next 3 months. thousands of f county is happening. forced to have found that home as a taliban continues. it's offensive. i'll village. we're surrounded by the taliban . there is nothing we can do to tell them captured our homes. we have been displaced. we face and sat changes to the moment. my children live by the road. what should we do? as a mom? several years in a government should help us. our children are hungry and thirsty. our homes are under the control of the taliban. we cannot go there. i lost my cow and a calf my home and all my good. then what i am suffering your lot, you can see will live in this tent even though i have

last evening. it was shortly before dark. the police say the police and the fireman came and they were yelling to the people. we had already heard sirens, but they were yelling for the people, leave your heart, leave your house. and even i live on the 2nd floor and they were saying we were supposed to leave as well. and nobody time to react. and within 2 minutes, the street was covered. had we left, we would have been swept away. and so we watched the whole night, the live water levels rose and rose to probably at least one and a half meters, which 2 americans would be probably about 4 and a half feet high feet and yeah, cars, trees, gas tanks, little propane tanks, floating down the street and yes, today is clean up and that was heidi no ac, a resident they are talking about, but she is experienced in that severe flooding in western germany where the flooding is also causing devastation in neighboring belgium and the netherlands. so authorities in the belgian city of lege, have urged residents to evacuate riverfront neighbor

wood was brilliant last night against st. louis, buster clearly side of sitting out with the thumb injury, broken bat alert. solano, it's going to work. 3-1 giants. this meant wood blew one past and goldsmith would allow one run on three hits and seven innings, struck out six. way back, way back, way back, tell it good-bye, that is my simmons impression if you are wondering. giants are a game and a half up on the dodgers in the west. dust buster riding high in houston trying to widen the gap over oakland. altuve, three run asan klanedit six ngo takeleadfly ball. here comes the baseball. here comes ramone. he slides. oh that's a killer. 3-3. bottom seven, kyle tucker, these guys hit long, long home runs. 4-3 the final, a's five and a half back now in the west. tampa is a city of champions. buck and lightning won titles last season. question is can lightning strike twice? tampa will be drinking from the cup if they beat montreal. scoreless in the second period, put wood on it, 1-0 tampa. anderson with a chance to tie it but sto

and rallied around to help hunting out food and water, or lending a hand or nearly every effective st volunteers off the last one is it's about all a derossi's supporting people to show they aren't alone with this devastation when to see all these young people coming to help them during their summer holidays. well it's just amazing and heart warming, belgium's prime minister visited the town of a hospital. he's called the floods unprecedented, but this scientist says climate change is to blame. to go to the critic the rainfall was of course exceptional. but all of our climate data shows that it could happen again. the future emergency work is continued to move people from areas in homes, considered unsafe as they reach regions that were cut off by flood waters. they say they may find more bodies of dozens of people are missing. the hope here though is that they'll find survivors. natasha butler al jazeera. yes, belgium. all the scientists of long warned that climate change will lead to heavy downpours, but at least some time before we know if it played a role in the flooding across eu

last evening, it was shortly before dark. the police say the police and the firemen came and they were yelling to the people. we had already heard sirens, but they were yelling for the people, leave your leave, your house. and even i live on the 2nd floor. and they were saying we were supposed to leave as well, and leave your home, leave your house. and even i live on the 2nd floor. and they were saying we were supposed to leave as well. and nobody had time to react. and within 2 minutes, the street was covered. had we left, we would have been swept away. and so we watched the whole night, the lead water levels rose and rose to probably at least one and a half meters, which 2 americans would be probably about 4 and a half feet deep. and yeah, cars, trees, gas tanks, little propane tank, floating down the street. and today is clean up. and that was hiding no act they're describing the floods to us earlier today where the flooding is also causing devastation in neighboring belgium. and the netherlands authorities in the belgian

st helens have more recent memories. they last won it in 2008, before one of this sport's giants not too long ago. in the team that day was 22—year—old james roby, a one club man, who now, at 35, leads out the team. i'm lucky enough to be involved in a challenge _ i'm lucky enough to be involved in a challenge cup winning team, but never— challenge cup winning team, but never as— challenge cup winning team, but never as a — challenge cup winning team, but never as a captain. that would really — never as a captain. that would really cap _ never as a captain. that would really cap it off as a fantastic achievement, and great for the town, the team _ achievement, and great for the town, the team and off the back of everything everyone's been through with covid — everything everyone's been through with covid. it's a real left. in everything everyone's been through with covid. it's a real left.— with covid. it's a real left. in the third round. _ with covid. it's a real left. in the third round, castle _ with

kenneth st. charles was the school's president last year. >> dr. kenneth st. charles: so, they had people throwing things at them. they had to not respond. they had people yelling obscenities to them. they could not respond. >> alfonsi: it's a lot to ask of-- of a young guy. >> st. charles: it's-- it's a lot to ask of-- of a 14, 15, 16- year-old kid, to not retaliate. you know, we teach them, as we do in our christian faith, "turn the other cheek." >> alfonsi: dr. st. charles knows the discipline required in those moments. in 1981, he and his classmate, ray johnson, were marching in a mardi gras parade for st. augustine when an adult who was chaperoning the band got into a scuffle with a plainclothes police officer. the officer pulled his gun. >> ray johnson: and then the gun went off. and all of a sudden, the police started showing up on horseback and the band got disarray and stuff like that. so, one of our baritone players said, "ray, you have blood on your uniform." and that's when i started feeling the pain in the side of my face here. so, that's where th

. >> in the last month, providence st. joseph and its sister hospitals in southern california have seen an increase in covid patients by nearly 600%. >> they got to reverse that trend. all right, jeff. thank you so much. >>> a groundbreaking ceremony today at seton medical center in daly city. the hospital is undergoing a seismic retrofit and modernization. this is all part of a $60 billion investment by seton's new owner, a hmc healthcare bought the hospital nearly a year ago out of bankruptcy. this renovation will take about a year and seton will stay open the entire time. the project will cost about $60 million. >> it's important for two reasons. number one, we want to build a better and safer hospital for our community. number two, by regulations, by the state requirements, we are obligated to retrofit this hospital to be able to stand up to a catastrophic kind of an earthquake situation. >> seton is the largest employer in daly city. >>> today, governor newsom inked a first-time contract with 40,000 childcare provider

england's footballers are back at their training base of st george's park, after the team finally put to bed 55 years of waiting for a major tournament final. their 2—1 victory over denmark last night, means they'll face italy on sunday in the final of euro 2020, asjoe lynskey reports. singing. it has been 55 years but they never stop dreaming. the last time england reached a final it wasjuly 1966. through the decades there have been late nights and golden generations, now onlyjoy. my emotions are all over the place. what a night and a fully deserved win. it is the work ethic and the determination from each and every one of us. help your mate out. it says a lot about this team. i am so proud. this group of players deserve what has happened to them. | fantastic from when we met five weeks ago. . it was our night. harry kane's spot kick was one of his worst. how he finds ways to score is key to this team. and so is the man at the helm. throughout the match gareth southgate is calm and then at the end his release. he is a thinker and he listens and takes on board. he has a ruthless str

louis, for the last 20 years doing an event, a social event around this. city treasures committing financial literacy have to engage this, as well as the white house, the irs, and the congressional leadership. this is a partnership to make sure that every child is cared for, every citizen and adult should be offered. >> dr. wilson, we'll have to leave it there, thank you for your time. thank you to the work of the children's defense fund as well. >>. >> any sind we expect to hear from vice president harris with bank accounts today. it was start to start at 11:45. first up, a foreign policy challenge overnight for the first time the president of coup vid accepting some blame. reporters pushing for change. >> i think what is different is the passion that the cuban people have. if we don't get something done, it's about the cubans. done, it's about the cubans. kraft. for the win win. [♪♪] looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner. its color-safe formula uses smart conditioners to micro-tar

on wednesday, night last evening. it was shortly before dark. the police say the police and the firemen came and they were yelling to the people. we had already heard sirens, but they were yelling to the people, leave your home, leave your house. and even i live on the 2nd floor and they were saying we were supposed to leave as well. and nobody had time to react. and within 2 minutes, the street was covered. had we left, we would have been swept away. and so we watched the whole night, the water levels rose and rose to probably at least one and a half meters, which 2 americans would be probably about 4 and a half feet high. feet and cars, trees, gas tanks, little propane tanks, floating down the street and yes, today, cleanup. and that was the heidi, you know, like a resident of a flood. he had area in western germany, sharing her experiences. their uncle, a miracle in at the moment, is in the us on a farewell visit and is due to speak with president joe biden in a later today will. earlier she received an honorary doctorate from the prestigious

teeing it up at last on the kent coast. better late than never. the open championship real st george's is one of goals most fearsome challenges whether it's the devil is roughly swirling sea breeze or the fairways and greens the players are in for a bumpy ride. it's just not as exciting i don't know why whether it be a couple of shots to nothing. you know, a couple of blind, a couple of tea shots shots where you can't really see much i'm not too big a fan of that. few tournaments, few tournaments provide such unpredictability. ben curtis ranked 300 and 96 in the world when he won in 2003. 0r darren clark's unexpected emotional triumph a decade ago. the game has come along way since then but when the lies are uneven things goff could be a real leveler. as i got a little more experience and matured i've been able to play this championship a little bit better. hopefully i can continue that record this week. but it's notjust the players that are happy to be back here at st. george's this week we have fans as well. each day of competition up to 32,000

peter's square last sunday, and today, the pope asked people to pray for him. he did not, however, disclosed the impending surgery. a military plane crash in the philippines has killed at least 50 people and injured 49 others. the philippine air force c 1 30 aircraft was carrying 96 people when it overshot the runway while landing crashing and exploding in the southern part of the philippines. seven civilians on the ground were hit three of them died, officials say there is no indication that the plane was attacked. the incident is considered the country's worst military disaster in nearly 30 years, researchers at university of central florida are building analogy that could pave the way for hypersonic flight that is a type of air travel that can propel people at unbelievable speeds. fox news amanda mckenzie takes a look at how soon this could happen. mhm. this is just a small scale controlled explosion that is paving the way for some groundbreaking discoveries in flight speed that could one day connect airline passengers from new york to l. a in less than 10 m

here is jay schroder a st. louis police officer association president and on last night with trey gowdy. >> there was a 9-year-old shot and killed last year. the guy confessed to killing the 9-year-old and she kept playing move the goalpost with the detectives and they couldn't get the case issued and had to take it to the feds to get an issue on a bank robbery charge. if it wasn't for the feds being involved, this guy would be out walking the street after killing a 9-year-old. >> dana: is there anything you can do in this situation as attorney general? >> he is a friend and one of the brave men and women of law enforcement without support from local leaders said we're working with federal prosecutors for our safer streets initiative to charge violent crime because that local prosecutor isn't interested in prosecuting violent crime at all. she was releasing people during covid who were charged with violent crimes. she didn't move forward on charging any of the people involved in the looting last year. she has h