of course, you might argue that this is a propaganda, but also with a more sobering em, critical view on things. you have to acknowledge that just from an epidemiological point of view, the safety bubble, the safety concept of the olympic games is really quite efficient. and strict as a matter of fact, as strict as a can be, every participant from athletes to journalists to volunteers. they have to undergo a nuclear test every day and they cannot mingle with the rest of the population. they are literally fences around the hotels in every venue and special am vehicles am, are transporting the participants from one venue to the other. and after the games are over, the directly have to either leave the country or have to undergo a 3 week em parenting. and what impact is, or this olympics bubble or having on bigion residence actually not as much as you might expect. i mean what i always see a sit there were more traffic jams because in the big streets are one lane is always reserved for the olympic vehicles. and then secondly, i know that because now it's extra already the trouble season

while type was em, this year may be less festive. people celebrating it say it doesn't make the day any less meaningful to them. florence louis al jazeera called the loop, or a former columbia in presidential candidate who was kidnapped and held by fock rebels for 6 and a half years has announced to she's running for the top job again. ingrid bet and call confirmed her candidacy and a news conference in bogota on tuesday. she was held in the jungle after being captured in 2002. when she last ran for president, colombians will go to the pulse. in may alexandro ramp yeti has more from bochita. well, i think most colombians were surprised by her decision to run for office just the 2 months before congressional elections and the primaries in which, as you will now compete in it comes at a time at a critical time. also in the come through, it's come up when columbia extremely angry at the political establishment at the increase in violence. there have been many protests and she presented herself of somebody who could try to reunite this c

i can't get 'em out of the fricking waiting room. i can't get the sick people out of the waiting room to get 'em away from these people with covid. >> reporter: on covid's front lines, the pentagon has sent enforcements into hospitals in wisconsin, montana, and michigan. many doctors say avoid going to the er, often a covid hotbed, especially for children. >> if you are going to have people getting together and you have children that are unvaccinated, they will be the bull's-eye for, you know, for omicron. >> reporter: across covid america last week, almost 400 children a day were hospitalized for the virus. that's a 66% increase from the week before. >> probably seeing four to five times the number of children who are currently in my icu. >> reporter: here in georgia, testing shows the positivity rate now pushes 40%. it's so high, atlanta public schools just decided to hold virtual classes this week when the kids come back on tuesday. jericka? >> mark, thank you. >>> many schools are scheduled t resume classes tomorrow after the hol

and then i think em and china hasn't been in the it takes that long as well. it's only 1984 that they 1st competed in any sort of significant way. so am but whether this, sir, whether a boycott, i think a diplomatic boy called us for we're probably going to see, but people can't just ignore the issue any more. i think that's the big change between now and back then is that, you know, we know now what china is doing in since young and into beth. and so if you compete in the olympics, you go there with that understanding. and i think that's the biggest change, clever cleaning, we're gonna have to get you back in for a post mortem after the games. thanks so much for joining us. well, that's it for tuesday, while you're pondering the pros and cons of debating winter olympic games will leave you with the new official multilingual song for these olympics that china has just released. see you tomorrow and good bye. there's a swing her likeness. no generally covers that. oh, i got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check hot spot for food and some gr

you know, you, em all cinema is essentially propaganda in that way. and all tv and all drama. everything has to feed into this message that am that everything is under control, that the status quo is, has to be restored at the end, and the authorities, gaunt fearless sensually a bit. but this isn't the 1st time or is it, is that a hollywood film has had significant changes in china? no, it's not. i mean, this is the 1st time in, even in this current round of quite a lot of movies and our being put on to streaming services. because the coverage, you know, lot more people are watching streaming services, another western movie, lord of war feature, nicholas cage. and he's, you know, at the end of which he, he escapes and goes on, continue to sell arms. and that's been changed to where he ends up getting caught am. and i remember even over the years, you know, watching are and man the iron man movie, where at the end of which a chinese dr. saves his life and funny scenes like and transformers, where at one point they said we must tell the central government about this. and even in

leave em, they've suspended the constitution. they've dissolved the entire government, the entire democratic government, and they've also imposed a cough you from 9 pm to 5 am. in coming days we would hear the process of what the school is going to be like if they are going to actually handlebar par bazzi, democratic government more. what their plan is going forward. but so far what we have are, what we know is that the government, the democratic government is over and the military is now in charge in book in our fossil the military is saying that president kubota is safe. but what, what more do we know about his situation? well, according to the ruling party, which is present, cowboy, a spot c, ellia, they said that i attempted to attempted murder was advantage. so they are claiming that they tried to kill. that is, the military tried to cue president cowboy, but that was aborted the military thing. the cavalry safe. there was no bloodshed, according to them. and everything was dawn. you know, with dignity, respect to their dign

san francisco ems officials are saying they're overwhelmed by this covid surge. they're saying now they have seen a significant increase in 911. calls. >> for non emergenny medical services like people wanting a covid test and people who have mild symptoms. and so now these ems systems in san francisco say they're just spread way too kron four's them into harry live in the newsroom with the details on the impact that this is having and what leaders are now asking folks to do the mandate. >> good evening. u.s. leaders are asking you to only call 911, in a life threatening emergency. they need to be able to be available for those who need it. most. and right now with so many ems staff out with covid themselves, there's not enough supply to meet the demand. >> please help us keep endurance is available for medical emergencies. health officials are warning people not to overwhelm the system. they say they've seen a surge in 911. calls and er visits for covid tests and minor cold flu or covid symptoms. we've been. >> having about over 400 m s calls. >> a day in the ci

the good news, however, is that there are no additional em cases here in beijing and also in shanghai. both are, you know, political and economic am capitals here. and yeah, it's really not quite clear how the 1st army crankcase and beijing got the virus. because we know her a travel history and she didn't leave the city however, she visited a lot of restaurants and shopping mall. she took the subway, but it's really not clear how she got infected in this quite worrisome. so with the winter olympics just weeks away, how confident are you authorities in china's ability capability of overcoming these challenges? i would say still relatively confident and he and begging this even on the weekend when the 1st case was detected and all the bought boss are still open to pops or even the night clubs and we're open am and ed the only noticeable changes actually at the testing that the cues in front of the testing stations are much longer. however, so far all the tests came back negative and m yes. what abating did a state increase the travel restrictions? so for example now and you dont only h

is there these keeper operation here in kazakhstan as em faltering every one needed has already arrived and taken up their plan positions. ed secured the such as this. bella russian detachment. oh, close to an airport, which was the original insertion point for peacekeepers during last week's riots. are not, no number of weapons, including machine guns and grenade launchers were seized by looters. among those looters were radicals. the governor is confirm this jihadists with years of combat experience on law. the facility is strategic for our divisions. we have in order to prevent armed enemy formations from penetrating here we are trying to stick to this . peacekeepers have been directed to god key infrastructure, contingent from all c s t o members states have been deployed to crucial areas to help a stretched cassock military be they military bases, government offices, or even power stations. another vital site where security was, was bolstered by peacekeepers is the power station that feeds the city of alma to with most of it. it's heath and it's electricity. here, the kill, his bat

other ems officials said patient transfer should take no more than 20 minutes. sacramento fire assistant chief erich sailer said ems workers in the area waited hospitals or were on the wall for more than 2 hours. 700 times in 2021, he says hospitals should hire their own paramedics and face fines for holding up ambulances for longer than 20 minutes. not maybe the only thing that gets him to change behavior. but emergency doctors and nurses say slow patient transfers, inclined emergency room stem from several issues, including staffing shortages, a lack of resources and an increase in patients with non urgent issues. but who lack access to health care in their own communities? some of the reasons include a lot to primary care safety net health care. >> behavioral care and have to tie. i will underline that 400 times homelessness support substance use disorders and covid-19. other coming for testing and our vaccines. the committee's vice chair said state lawmakers to re evaluate state regulations impacting emergency medical services and look and see if they're tru

a space has been captured, em. institution has been captured. and with the government's intervention, and it's very unfortunate that this could happen in a civilized society. you know, are an embassy, undemocratic illegal and unethical manner. on monday, kush mused information department least a statement saying it was closing the club, which occupies government land. it added that it hopes a duty registered bonafide society of all journalists shall be constituted as soon as possible. and the body shall be able to approach the government for a reallocation of the premises of my bow. only an online volume journalist across india have criticized the press clubs take over on saturday and its closure on monday. there has been a tor whom re down in terms of for the relationship between media and a 3rd and recession primarily because i don't think that is there any desire on the part of the administration to allow the speak to you for free media to conducted. so, and that is the reason why you find out so many cases of june was being harris schuman ri

a few days earlier, type was em is celebrated by the hindu tamela community. in honor of lord morgan, the hindu god of war, whose believed to grant people their desires. this year, celebrations are more low as no procession and to vote is only allowed 30 minutes slots here at the main temple. 9 type was em, celebrations at the bottom. caves in kuala lumpur temple usually attract up to a 1000000 people devoted and tourists. some devoted carry a cavity, a portable shrine dedicated to lord morgan. they enter into a trance and pierced their bodies with hooks and spears. but this year, like last authorities have banned the cavity, citing corona virus restrictions, pulfer ambien, but on volleyball. i, my problems is after i spotted carrying the cowardly for you, sir goring, him. so when i heard that the cowardice did not allow this, you know, i was disappointed. other rituals, like people shaving their heads as an act of sacrifice, or symbolically purifying themselves by taking a bath in a river, have been allowed to go ahead. while typos of this year may be less fe

. >> san francisco ems officials are saying they're just overwhelmed by this recent covid surge. they're saying they're dealing with a significant increase in 911. calls for non emergency medical services like people who want covid test or just having mild symptoms. kron four's amanda hari live for us in the newsroom. tonight explains how folks can help a minute. >> ems leaders are asking you to only call 911, in a life-threatening emergency. they need to be able to be available for those who need it most. and right now with so many ems staff out with covid themselves, there's not enough supply to meet the demand. >> please help us keep endurance is available for medical emergencies. health officials are warning people not to overwhelm the system. they say they've seen a surge in 911. calls and er visits for covid tests and minor cold flu or covid symptoms. we've been. >> having about over 400 m s calls a day in the city for the past several days. typically that number hovers around 300 or 330, that's about a 20 to 25% increase in calls. doctor susan ehrlich chief executive offic

well, the dominant strain is known as em and - authorities? well, the dominant strain is known as em and they| authorities? well, the dominant - strain is known as em and they have strain is known as ba1 and they have identified a new strand called ba2. there are only 1000 cases in england so relatively not that many but officials say it grows at a faster rate and there is higher transmission in households. not a lot but it means there is a slightly bigger chance of passing it on to somebody under the same roof. there is no evidence vaccines are less effective against ba2 and no evidence it creates more serious illness amongst people who get it but it is the dominant strain now in denmark, where cases have been going up denmark, where cases have been going up fast. officials will be watching it closely more evidence. they say people should remain cautious with cases generally relatively high. one expert said this evening that there is nothing in the early analysis of this stage to worry people unduly. thank you. the time is 6:17pm... our top s

it was also the mood amongst conservative em. she's because a lot of them are unhappy with his performance. i love them, feel that mud sticks, and there are so many incidences, not incidents now. and which boys johnson has come out badly and the drip feed of talks it toxic press is, is getting to the stage where they really feel. many of them that they want a new leader. and so the question is this, if the response to the report is bad as it's possibly will be, if there are more than 54 m p 's at who right in, out in voicing concern, saying they have no confidence in their leader any more than there will be a leadership election that could be mean a new prime minister, and possibly possibly an election under simmons and london. thank you. i still ahead and the number of corona virus infection who jumped in india would record numbers in catalog and protests in australia as it celebrates national dates . there's growing call for the public holiday to get a name change all the scrapped. ah, ah, look forward to burritos. guys, with s

her guiding was the aggressor always way got impossible, losses sausages and likely damage also did em. i think that a strong state or capable of defending itself for steve is really the only way to increase the chances of a peaceful resolution. oh, really me their policy or to be just was but it's however, it's a principle of deterrence not endorsed by germany, which has disappointed kiya by refusing to supply weaponry to crane. because now off the cuff comments by germany's naval chief have added more fuel to the diplomatic fire. hi, i'm him shown back on a visit to india, said russian president, vladimir putin probably deserve respect. and that the crimean peninsula annexed by russia would not return to ukraine. just looking to somebody in clay, brought me up in los, is go, look, i'm, this is a, we have to do that. oh, oh, she's ah, actually pushed you most. these remarks have now cost him his job, and the fo paul has added to the misgivings in kiev over germany stance on ukraine . but with the uncertainty looming, ukraine has been assured that it doesn't stand alone. the u. k sent

ah, the em left wing parties so far. so at the moment it's, it's a complex situation, a prime minister, antonio. acosta. definitely. m as a good result, but it's too early to say what, sir? what will come out of it? a very complex scenario and whatever the final outcome forming a government one actually able to implement policies is not likely to be easy. is it? how do you think this is going to play out? exactly in portugal has had some problems with unstable governments for a long time. and it's also not clues. sure. if these elections will bring a very stable government, sir, it will be quite difficult to form a new government. so probably, maybe a premier or prime minister costa will get the absolute majority. maybe he has to form another my, a minority government. and then he has to negotiate deals with smaller parties on her case to case basis. and a lot of observers say that this might not so last though, or 4 year term, and at the same time, the challenges that are had for portugal, a huge the country, especially

hello em, terry martin, thanks for joining us. at least 8 people have been killed and dozens injured in a crush at the africa cup of patients in cameron, the incident took place at the entrance to the old embers stadium in the capital, yonder, reports indicate crowds tried to force their way into the stadium to watch cameron's national team play commer of the game. what ahead on schedule with fans inside the stadium. unaware of the deadly seems out. so with this now, from where in cameroon is correspondent, blaze a young place. thanks for joining us. tell us more about what happened there. in yonder last night. oh, very sadly for carol, molly, i do say can we just be running this too because he was qualified for the next stage. a game against. busy homer and i thought we saw on the ground is that these people try to force your way into the stadium a die. so we got those figures, but what a residence and officials in yonder saying about the crush could it have maybe been prevented so fine. so mission has been very 2 of them governm

leave em, they've suspended the constitution. they've dissolved the entire government, the entire democratic government. and they've also imposed a coffee from 9 pm to 5 am. in coming days we would hear the process of what the school is going to be like if they are going to actually handle our par bazzi, democratic government, or what their plan is going forward. but so far, what we have are, what we know is that the government, the democratic government is over and the military is now in charge in book, in our fossil now after a military coup in october. so don hasn't seen a single week without pro democracy protests, so far more than 70 demonstrators have lost their lives and thousands more have been injured on monday protest this took the streets again, and once again, they were faced with violence. t w's as you increase reports from the capitol. cartoon. it's noon on monday and to dance capital a 2000. so once again, gathering to demonstrate against military rule, this is our country probably. we cannot just stay away from th

he has been clear with a russian president vladimir putin em, especially during the past days. and he has been saying that if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border as that would mean a renewed invasion. and it will be med, with an immediate and severe and united response from the united states and their allies. and that is all the information we're still getting from the white house and the se department. it comes up such a delicate moment even without confirmation. or i wonder, it seemed listening to the dialogue between the us and russia, that it had taken a more conciliatory tone on friday. does this story even unconfirmed, put tension in it, in any way back into this whole situation as it develops. we know from different conflicts along and his, sorry that this kind of situations, meaning a very tense atmosphere between countries and that there, every little detail can be decisive to make a war start. and this is why this kind of reports are so important and dangerous at the same time if they are not true or confirmed, and a misunderstanding of such a

and parliament is also as the d g, a key point em all met as will be investigated. the police have started to investigate the forensic above and here, public worth easier. we all together. reinforcements were called and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, south african president, serial rama post are also promised a thorough inquiry. if somebody has the health right now and the question, but we need to go a lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blinds began. there have been no reports of injuries. or earlier i asked journalist inter quanah natania how the south african palate will will malfunction. given the national assembly chamber has been completely destroyed. we know that parliament is supposed to have its meeting of february, that is the joint seating of parliament where the president delivers the state of the nation address from what w

her guide and was the aggressor always weighed impossible. losses also use and likely damage also did em. i think i had a strong state or capable of defending itself. what steve is really the only way to increase the chances of a peaceful resolution. oh, really me there last year to be just was that it however, it's a principle of deterrence not endorsed by germany, which has disappointed kiya by refusing to supply weaponry to ukraine. because now off the cuff comments by germany's naval chief have added more fuel to the diplomatic fire hi. of him shewn back on a visit to india, said russian president, vladimir putin probably deserve respect. and that the crimean peninsula annexed by russia would not return to ukraine. just with clay. brought me up in slow go, no, come. but this is the fact that we have to do that. well, legal issues are actually pushed most. so, um, so you did the legal no, we'll see the question well, ok, i go remarks that have now cost him his job, and the pho part has added to the misgivings in kiev over germany stands on ukraine . while meanwhile, the u. s. state de

ah hello em terry martin, thanks for joining us. in a medical 1st, us surgeons had successfully implanted a genetically modified pig heart into a human patient. the transplant took place last week. the 57 year old man was too ill to be eligible for human heart transplant. he said to be recovering well so far . medical researchers hope such procedures could one day help ease the chronic shortage of human origin donations. this is the heart used to give dave bennett a new lease on life. in a 9 hour procedure surgeons transplanted the organ, taken from a one year old pig. it was gene edited bread and killed for this purpose. following friday surgery, the 57 year old patient is breathing on his own while still connected to a hot lung machine. he simply didn't want to die, doesn't want to die. and he felt that if he had no opportunity and he was pretty well convinced by multiple doctors who had told him he had a fatal disease. and he was unlikely to leave the hospital because of that as a background, as, as an alternative. he said to me,

the law will he now rosara ango ran high in the yuki parliament as em piece questioned prime minister boaters johnson, lawyer, northern leader, looked opposition. leaders want johnson to resign? seeing that he lied to the parliament, critical reset it, whatever he says in his statement later today or tomorrow won't change the fox. isn't this a prime minister on a government showed nothing but contempt for the decency, honesty and respect to define this country? oh, this is beaca, we love this country, i'm a doing everything i course of course he wants me out of the way. this is because he wants to be on the way he does. i caught many people whose tools i did who is able to read as many people may won't be out of the way. but i'll tell you the reason he wants me on the way it is. he knows that this government could be trusted to deliver the u. k. leader is in a political crisis over allegations that he attended parties during lockdown public and rick johnson wants to continue in office. various other empties, believe he has become a distraction from other important issues facing the u.

so in some ways is nature, nature see also being followed em and other parts of africa because i mean africa and like europe, many people, all religious and listen to their religious leaders, journalist and filmmaker and lisa on time. thanks so much for speaking with us. thank you very much for having me. in other news countries around the world have been ringing in the new year with fireworks gatherings and celebrations. new york held its annual ball drop and this time times square square was full of confetti in good chair. even though the pandemic has forced many places to scale back the parties, people are greeting 2022 in the hope that it might be the year when life returns somewhat back to normal. ah, pandemic on milton demick. the world welcome the new year in style. in new york city, the crowds were back at times square, though they were much smaller than before. the corona virus. good fran. time no more. no more. pope. if you just see people taking a more tough approach to it, like yeah, i'm going to get vaccinated, but i'm not going to show everything else out. i've got to ke

they're sinking to the level of subjugated people, of servants, funnel or offer an em font connecting. the bill must now passed the upper house and the freedom party has vowed to challenge it in court. let's take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. u. s. prosecutors have charged for bell racine, government officials, with aircraft piracy for diverting a ryan air flight last may to arrest dissident journalist, roman porter savage. the u. s. justice department says the officials concocted to a false bomb threat to force their lithuania bound plane, to land in the battery and capital misc lawmaker is investigating the january 6th 2021 attack on the us capital. have asked ivank a trump to testify. the former president's daughter used to serve as his senior advisor. her summoning marked a significant step in the probe as investigator seek answers from donald trump's inner circle about his role in the riot. the 1st deliveries of aid supplies have arrived in tonga, days after the pacific island nation was hit by a volcanic eruption and soon ami. many areas were d

they're sinking to the level of subjugated people, of servants, one or more often em font connecting. the bill must now passed the upper house and the freedom party has vowed to challenge it in court. well, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. u. s. prosecutors have charged for better recent government officials with aircraft piracy for diverting a ryanair flight last may to arrest dissident journalist, roman protest savage. the u. s. justice department says the officials concocted a false bomb threat to force de lithuania, banged plane, to land in the battle received capital minsk. lawmakers investigating the january 6th 2021 attack on the us capital of asked if vanka trump to testify. the former president's daughter used to serve as his senior advisor, her summoning marks a significant step in the probe, as investigator seek answers from donald trump's inner circle about his role in the right. officials in gonna say at least 17 people have been killed and almost 60 injured in a massive explosion. near the town of bukosa, police reported a b

and parliament is also as the d g, a key point em all met is, will be investigated. the police have started to investigate the forensic department here, public works easier. we all together, reinforcements were called and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control. but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, the south african president, serial rama post are also promised afar inquiry, i believe somebody is being held right now. and they have the question. but they need to go a lot, a lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the plays began. there have been no reports of injuries. let's get you up to date now on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in a call with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, you as president joe biden said the united states and its allies will quote, respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. biden is also backing diplomatic efforts to

leave em, they've suspended the constitution. they've dissolved the entire government, the entire democratic government, and they've also imposed a coffee from 9 pm to 5 am. in coming days we would hear the process of what the school is going to be like if they are going to actually handle our par bazzi, democratic government, or what their plan is going forward. but so far what we have are, what we know is that the government, the democratic of mentees over on the military's now in charge in book, in our fossil a woman has been killed and several other people wounded in a shooting at heidelberg university in southwest germany. police eddie aside, assailant was an 18 year old german man. he opened fire inside a lecture hall before turning the gun on himself. the motive for the attack is still being investigated. a university town shaken by a violent attack. just after noon, an armed attack, a stormed electro haul, unheard of ex university campers, and started shooting at students. leaving 4 people injured. the man then fled and k

the greens and the f t p, the 2 other coalition partners off germany's new quarters and government em have been emphasizing for a while now. and it's, and it's great to see that the call issue seems to be landing on the same page when it comes to this effort to dissuade mom moscow's. i renewed aggression against the graeme. that was raphael loss of the european council on foreign relations. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the canadian province of k back has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated doors, selling liquor and cannibal will now only be accessible. the people who are vaccinated against coven 19 back has been hit hard by a wave of alma kang k a t and t, and arise and have agreed to delay activating some of their 5 g services. after us airlines warned it could cause quote, catastrophic disruption to air travel. they said the new technology might affect flight instruments and render many aircraft unusable. colombian politicians ingrid betancourt as announced she will be running for president on a centra

supreme court blocked it >>> and on the front lines of ems workers. the burnout they're facing heading into year three of the pandemic >>> also tonight, with u.s. troops on heightened alert, president biden warning russia will face enormous consequences if it invades ukraine. and what he said about sanctioning vladimir putin personally new images, u.s. weapons arriving in ukraine as russia makes a major show of force. >>> days after that shooting ambush in new york, a second nypd officer dying after his rookie partner was killed. >>> the new supply chain warning. the shortage on one critical item that could drive prices up even further >>> the last shot at baseball immortality for several superstars as the hall of fame class of 2022 is announced >>> just ten days until the winter olympics kick off the extreme measures beijing is taking to crack down on covid for the games. >>> and the big changes coming to the s.a.t >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening in the constant chase to get ahead of covid-19, a new omicron-

now some of them were given sentence functions and dim and the main em off, desmond to, to wants to try and make sure these healing between those that were wronged and did those that wrong to them. so that the africans or the south african, the flex of africans, and the weiss of africans can live in peace again. he's the one who called to be named rainbow nation, meaning people living in that diversity, but also in unit 2. okay, thank you so much. journalists to so qu, mallow, at the funeral of desmond to, to countries around the world have been bringing in the new year with fireworks gatherings and celebration. new york hell, his annual ball drop. and this time time square was full of confetti and good cheer . even though the pandemic has forced many places to scale back to parties, people are greeting 2022 in the hope that it might be the year when life returns somewhat back to normal. ah, pandemic are nope endemic the world is welcome. the new year in, in style. new zealand was one of the 1st it's traditional firework extravaganza was cancelled due to the pandemic. instead of illumin

particular a couple of things. firstly, we've had 3 large ways before which is given as quite a lot of em protection. and we, and we've had a very large delta driven wave. and in june july, the other thing is that, you know, it's difficult asset in, with over crowding people reliant and having transport not able to work remotely. so it's been difficult for us to contain and to contain that there were some other countries might have it a different experience. and then also at the same time it is summer and people can gather more outdoors and, but at the same time it is also the festive season and the christmas and new year's and haul it and all the holidays at the moment. so it's, it's untangling, all these different bits and pieces is really quite complicated and we're still trying to unravel, unravel all of it all. but i do still think it is in the dark coming out of south africa. the moment is quite reassuring. right? and now there is another, another variant on the radar. this i, i, h u, which was identified in france back in november. is this is this, should we be worried about this,

so it could well be em very much, a little contest going into that and certainly a very safe majority as it's looking now for frank y destiny my in that national assembly that only comes together to elect the president. thank you so much for that. me, hannah did of his chief political editor, mckenna, cooper and tattoo artists in the european union will have to limit themselves to a much smaller pallets of colors from now on ear official. so you, barnum, thousands of chemicals used in tattoo inks, will protect the public from hazardous substances that could cause cancer and other illnesses. one last design in blue before the new e rules came into effect. colors like this one are now banned from any tattoo artists. it's hard to accept lisa from the gulf, people that a lot is based on speculation. there are no real fact that somehow justify van and our experience here in the tattoo parlor proves that what i've seen shows something different. oh, heard of it right now. it feels more like harassment than a sensible band that would protect people with the e u band. these colors because the

military prosper zine as anger rises over the inability to stop an islamist insurgency and make over for em and the hams, or at least they mascots the candies famous, but melting in your mouth, not in your hand. now i want to be known for something else, inclusiveness. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome military i deserve. i think in here from the u. s. pollen. britain and others as he crime faces the threat of a possible new invasion by russia. calls have been growing for economic sanctions on oscar as it builds up its forces along the border. but washington has said, diplomacy needs to be given another chance. it's been dubbed the new cold war with relations between russia and the west. as biting as the weather on ukraine's east and boulders. woody long, the british foreign officers publicly accused president putin of planning to install this progression politician was as a new ukrainian leader whittaker. yet had moore, i have a feast critic of key f. pivot to the west has denied the claims even last month, and the russian foreign ministry, branded the assertion fake news. the u. s. and the u

ah hello em claire richardson so glad you could join us. the united states is warning that russia is preparing possible sabotage efforts in ukraine that could justify a potential invasion. u. s. intelligence officials, claim mosque. i was planning to frame the government in care of as an aggressor, as a pretext for invading further into ukraine. let's get further details from the pentagon spokesperson about russia's plans. we have information that they've preposition, a group of operatives to conduct what we call a false flag operation. or an operation designed to look like an attack on them, or their peep or, or russian speaking people in ukraine, a again as an excuse to, to go in the crime. one has not responded to those allegations and denied its planning sabotage operations in ukraine. russia has also signaled it could walk away from diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis. moscow is seeking legal guarantees that need a won't expand eastward and a written response to it. security demands by next week. but with the west refusing to budg

or us so financial institutions, i mean one big question a clear is or will it even be necessary to em start those some sanctions? so wall street seems to be a bit to him hesitant. soft power, at least the whole a conflict has not really shown in the stock prices, at least him in the u. s. a. markets at that. if you look at the ties between a walt street, russian bang, so russian companies of those ties are not that great. so i'm not really a certain even if we see those sanctions, if that will be a big a blow to a wall street and us financial institutions. williams, this is not the 1st time if that the u. s. would have imposed sanctions on russia. there seems to be a mixed history here of the effectiveness. if this does come to pass, what will the impact be? will they be effective? well, i mean, there probably would be at least a short term impact. and then we would need to see how the russian institutions and government can actually adjuster to vote some sanction. but you've already hinted, added president barack obama, while joe biden was vice president in 2014 actually already star

and the em gone as long as war is not gone. that is always german acts as yes, levona and sandra hoola play members of a fictional, early opposition to hitler. they want to stop the british appeasing hitler by killing a secret document to chamberlain. one that proves that dictator has expansionist plans that go far beyond the suit, dayton land like you to go to munich to morrow and get the document. you like a plate by george mccoy. it's sent to get the document from his old german friend who hopes to trigger a plot against hitler. it'll be an act of espionage on the phone. soil. with the 2 friends, complicated relationship is at the core of this well placed drama, exploring the individual responsibility to resist a criminal regime, but as to form in his intellect. often he can come in this film. chamberlain is not a fool hoodwinked by hitler, but a leader who knew that neither the british military nor the british public were ready for another war in 1938. from a later perspective is always easier to say he, he was not even he

the story of leonora em has attracted great interest in germany. in march of 2015, that then 15 year old secretly left her home village and the eastern state of saxony on halt to joined the so called islamic state and syria, where civil war was raging. in rocca, she became the 3rd wife of an elias intelligence agent, who was also from germany. investigative reporter for my cabbage carefully traced leonora story for years. his book and film on the subject became part of the case file in court. anybody still ordained, she did not commit any execution or anything like that, but she was part of our so been i sation on the coal has very much to work through the health. and then that's the question of how it could happen that she left everything behind the age of 15 to go to a foreign country. that was, it was in the german federal prosecutor charges leonora, m with membership and the foreign terror organization ins breaching laws on the export of military weapons and accessory to crimes against humanity. according to the german federal prosecutor, leono

we've been. >> having about over 400 ems calls a day in the city for the past several days. typically that number hovers around 300 or 330 doctor, susan ehrlich chief executive officer at zuckerberg, general hospital. >> says as the only level one trauma center in the city, there are always extremely busy, but they've never seen anything like this. people are coming to emergency seeking testing. >> because i think the demand is high in some cave in some circumstances, the supply is both ems and zuckerberg general hospital are seeing about 10% of their staff out with covid or quarantining because of a close encounter. they also have other people out on vacation personal time or other illnesses. she jeanine nicholson with the san francisco fire department says they're struggling to keep up with the extra demand for one-third of our staff today is on mandatory overtime. health officials want to remind people that most covid cases are mild and can be safely treated at home. they want to relieve some of the strain on the system so they're able to better assist those who are in di

other ems officials said patient transfer should take no more than 20 minutes. sacramento fire assistant chief erich sailer said ems workers in the area waited hospitals or were on the wall for more than 2 hours. 700 times in 2021, he says hospitals should hire their own paramedics and face fines for holding up ambulances for longer than 20 minutes. not maybe the only thing that gets him to change behavior. but emergency doctors and nurses say slow patient transfers and clogged emergency room stem from several issues, including staffing shortages, a lack of resources and an increase in patients with non urgent issues. but who lack access to health care in their own communities? some of the reasons include a lot to primary care safety net health care. >> behavioral care and have to tell you, i will underline that 400 times homelessness support substance use disorders and covid-19. other coming for testing and our vaccines. the committee's vice chair said state lawmakers to re evaluate state regulations impacting emergency medical services and look and see if they

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activities, usually reserved for boys, especially now that the taliban is laying down the law hasn't em at least for now. the sky is the limit. me go in, i would like to become a doctor or a commander or a soldier or i'll work with my father yoke at fidel finally. but sometimes dreams are unlikely to come true. if the fate of all the females who have lived as boys is anything to go by this woman said, having to change back to living as a female when she reached puberty, was devastating. oh, i remember them being a boys very good in this situation. in afghanistan, boys a more valuable there's no oppression for them, no limits. but being a girl is different and i mean, they force to get married at a young age. and people say that the, she's too much of a teenager to go out of the house at home and for people to see her face. that one, somebody of the on when i was just research is the just being forced to live the different sex can also be psychologically damaging later in life. but sam's family see this as a matter of survival. and as such, one with no alternative the options are rapidly