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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.

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

abc's em nguyen is here with more. good morning, em. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. hospitalizations are on the rise across the country. in new york, nearly 9,000 people are in the hospital with covid-19. it's the highest rate since this time last year, a signal that the pandemic is not letting up any time soon. this morning, school is back in session for most of the country, but the idea of millions of children gathering amid a post-holiday surge of covid-19 cases isn't sitting well for some parents. >> i will likely keep our son home until the 5th just to have those extra days. >> reporter: already some big school districts will start the new year with at least a few days of remote learning due to the omicron variant including atlanta, milwaukee, and newark. >> superintendents today are getting phone calls learning that some of their schools may have 5% to 10% of their staff not available due to covid-19. >> reporter: top health experts are reassuring parents that in-person learning is the best track for students right now. >> i think it's safe for them to do so. t

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

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

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

. >> abc's em nguyen begins our coverage from washington. em, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. ukraine is now responding to the u.s.' recent order for the families of embassy personnel to leave the country calling the departures, unnecessary and premature. with worries rapidly rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden has directed the pentagon to put 8,500 troops on heightened alert ready for deployment at any moment to support nato forces in europe. military bases in california and delaware are quickly loading up ammunition and other military aid to ship to ukraine. former deputy assistant secretary of state and abc news contributor colonel stephen ganyard says the administration is walking a fine line. >> they don't want to further provoke putin by moving troops into eastern nato but also want to make sure that they are on guard. >> reporter: president biden now facing a test to see if he can forge a united allied stance against russia's president consulting with key european leaders last night. >> i had a ve

em nguyen has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the state department is urging americans not to travel to the region warning military action by russia could come at any time. this morning the u.s. embassy in ukraine on high alert. the state department ordering diplomats' families to leave the region while authorizing nonessential staffers to depart, the latest sign that american officials believe russia could soon invade ukraine. secretary of state antony blinken reaffirming u.s. support for the ukrainian government. >> if a single russian troop goes into ukraine, that would trigger a shift and severe response from us and europe. >> reporter: abc news confirming the biden administration is now considering sending more troops to the region. it would be on top of severe financial and trade sanctions against russia, including the possible restriction of russia's access to u.s. technology in particular parts that enable computer and smartphone technology. making it more difficult for every day russians to get consumer electronics. in california this weekend the u.s. military shippin

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ah, you should be motivated for peace, but i don't see them making any em all for mediation or suing for peace. on the contrary, the u. e has been establishing a maritime empire that spreads from dubai through the horn of africa and up to north africa. they are very ambitious. and with that ambition, i don't see them all that concerned. i mean, they have good defenses. and their main cities will probably be defended against any incoming rockets and the rockets in the end of the day will not change the balance of power. that much. the balance of power is overwhelmingly in the air. on the side of the air of coalition on the ground, it's a different matter. and i think it's the mediators job to really focus on mine. i made a very good down. oh man, i can't impose anything. if both sides don't accept to come to the table, oh man can only offer ideas. but in the end of the day is the big powers at the united nations un security council that must ag with one another. and that must impose a solution. for now, said is absolutely correct about the bias, the i am ashamed that our on department

having said that, there's not work that's been done by julian, father john shift and with em, i'm fairly close. he's brought a gabrielle shift in united states has shifted opinion. there is strong public julian assange in the united states. but i do think at the end of the day, this is about to leaders of countries coming together to resolve this matter, irrespective of public opinion in the country. i started this conversation by referencing alex, in a volunteer. there are many other positions, vickers, who, prosecution of persecution is followed closely in the west bay if a case like this where it's way out in china, in russia or in some other countries. i think that that would have been a major western reaction, but not here. do you think the handling of the, of this case is damaging to democracy and democracy as a system of government? as opposed to, i told pretty i think it's damaging in this sense that people are rightly cynical about why and which countries like the united states and starting point to support right then certainly support freedom of push and make a point of support

what we have seen though is an issue when it comes to estonia, wanting to send em, how it's our artillery pieces to ukraine. now, these particular how it says we're soviet era manufactured, they used to belong to the old east germany. now berlin has to give the se, in order for them to be sent to kiev, berlin at the moment saying no on that particular transportation. and that's causing a little bit of a rift between those baltic state countries on germany over the potential transfer of weaponry. one country having no such problems when it comes to sending weaponry to ukraine, is the united kingdom london being very keen to get as much of its weaponry as it possibly can into the country. thousands upon thousands of on the tank weapons made their way from the united kingdom to ukraine over the last week, as well as special forces troops needed to train people how to use those anti tank weapons. meanwhile, british media outlets of increasingly blaming russia for alleged aggression against ukraine, says the foreign office named day for me, ukrainian m p as a pro russian candidate that the cri

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what we have seen though is an issue when it comes to estonia, wanting to send em, how it's an artillery pieces to ukraine. now, these particular how it says were soviet era manufactured. they used to belong to the old east germany, one country having no such problems when it comes to sending weaponry to ukraine, is the united kingdom london being very keen to get as much of its weaponry as it possibly can into the country. thousands upon thousands of anti tank weapons made their way from the united kingdom to ukraine over the last week, as well as the special forces troops needed to train people how to use those anti tank weapons. in the meantime, british major outlets are increasingly blaming russia for alleged aggression against ukraine, as, as the foreign office named a former ukranian and p as a pro russian candidate that the kremlin once they say to replace the current president. moscow says the accusations are nonsense and is accused the u. k. government of intentionally escalating tensions? montes donald quarter reports a big claim from the british foreign office, but not a shred

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utah tried to reach the emergency communications center to request an expedited response from ems and backup but get no response. you then attempt to use your cell phone to call but have no luck. frustrated you have no choice but to leave the victim in a vulnerable position while you return your patrol car. the dispatchers hcan hear you but your transmission is filled with static and unintelligible. fortunately the dispatcher has the foresight to send another deputy to assist but another 20 minutesb& before rescue our rights. the victim's condition deteriorates because of the time and she suffers a stroke and loses her ability tospeak and testify against her attacker . in 2013 the fcc issued a mandate that allowed citizens to narrow down or increase their wavelength from 25 kilohertz to 12.5 kilohertz to free up additional frequencies. the net effect of that on us here was a greatly reduced ability to transmit or receive radio traffic especially in buildings or in isolated areas. post-9/11 funding was requested following the attacks but seems to have landedsignificantly. for rural com

most em big and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the west african block eco was, has suspended burkina faso after last week's military coup. the regents heads of states condemned the takeover and called for the release of ousted president, osher, cowboy, who was detained in the qu, leader of the new military junta says, constitutional order will be restored when the conditions. alright. we turn our attention to sudan and the broadening crack down on pro democracy protest. scores of protesters have been killed by security forces since an army cru. last october, demonstrators gathered earlier this week in the capital harton to demand justice for the victims. and 2 more were shot dead on despite the danger, more people are taking to the streets, increasing pressure on the regime. dw correspondent, increase reports from the capitol a call for action for demonstrators. incidence, capital 2, including sheriff up to the since the military crew in october, people have taken to the st

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yes indeed are what, what will they, they can em decided to do was effectively, i make it very, very easy for you to say yes to everything and carry on, read your browsing. but if you wanted to opt out or that could take a really, really long time to be a really long winded process which can preempt the whole idea of choice. because remember, i, once you start giving people too much of a choice, or in a way you thinking away some of the choice because you know, hold on a feed there for 10 minutes and install thinking about yesterday signal to that. on the did the idea of the law of the european law. remember, it was to make things really, really easy for him. the news and not to complicate the lives yet. i want to ask you because you know that we hear, we hear these fine stories quite often these days. and at the end of the day, even if it's a 140000000 or 200000000 euros and a fine. these are just a fraction of big tech revenue which runs into hundreds of billions each and every year g think these firms will just pay up and then just continued business as usual they, they will pay o

is em all the worse of any u. s. president? why is he so unpopular? that's a really good question. i think part of it is been this lingering pandemic we heard, you know, coming in here that people all over the world that especially in america, are just tired of what they feel like is a pandemic. that just won't end. there's also some issues that are being penned on biden, that aren't necessarily solely his responsibility. for example, rising inflation that hurts families ability to put food on the table. but as we know, folks in europe are feeling the same crushers and, and finally that, as we've discussed, that messy withdrawal from afghanistan, it's still really lingers in the psyche of is he capable to do the job that we need him to do? the bible was elected on a promise to heal a deeply divided country. has him managed to do that? that's a huge factor behind why even his poll numbers are so low, gallup just released to pull that said, it is a historic polarization in america. as we know, there are is just the one year anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. so i think no,

particular on a couple of things. firstly, we've had 3 large ways before which is given us 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 in austin 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 a different experience. and then also at the same time it is summer and people can gather more outdoors and, but in the same time it is also the festive season and the christmas and new year's holiday and have 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 and rebel all of it. but i do still think it is in the dark coming out of south africa at the moment is quite reassuring. right now there is another, another variant on the radar b r i h u, which was identified in france back in november. is this is this, should we be worried about this, or is this ju

russia has said that they have every right to, to defend himself if this expansion at those continue em. but just on the question of the so called invasion is it, we're in the west, them is saying that it is about to happen. and that question was raised right at the start of the precedent. and we can get a little bit about sig, elaborate answer to that right now. american nato seemed to have made it very clear that not going to, it's a give you the secure to guarantee. if you don't get the guarantees you've said that you need, that there will be a military response. what does a military response actually mean? could you, could you lay that out? are you ready to use military force to ensure that ukraine never joined nature purchase mccarthy? now, only western colleagues, gas using tea leaves, they mediately grab the sanctions bass on as we are for everything being decided on the basis of mutual respect and a balance of interest. the position of russia presented by nato is based precisely on the balance of interest. and is aimed at the security of europe as a whole, including russia. anit

em page harry, mariani escaped thing about europe caving in to washington on anti russian rhetoric . they'll probably mostly to get a real hysteria. i get the feeling that the russian army could be in paris any day . like if everything continues like, what do you think the real reason? i think some people just need to gain prestige. she's the 1st the us, as we know, the laptop can a stand on the most miserable way. second, nato, which needs to justify its existence. so i will also mention ukrainian president zelinski was habit, extremely difficult situation in the country. basically, all these people need the pressure to build up though at the same time, i notice that almost all the media repeat the same information over and over again to george. let's not forget that almost all of this information secret satellite imagery. so comes to us from one source in the us. of course the united states is our best allies. but let's remember that we have to stabilize the entire middle east because this very ally explained to us that there are weapons of mass destruction. there it is very often