so we hit the streets of quebec to see what the people that think about this. i think it's unfair to just suggest it's the responsibility or the fault of those that are unvaccinated. this is coming after decades of neglect and a dysfunctional health care system in quebec. you know that often pits people against each other. instead of the government taking responsibility, what i've heard is there's different reason why you might not have i committed and thought because you're against it. so faxing, all of these people to me doesn't make any sense. i'm pretty sure it would be good if everybody can choose what they want to to, to do with the vaccination. and i, i'm pretty sure it would be better if everybody would be back in, but we can't force anybody to have the vaccine. welcome back of province, is not the 1st place in the world to tax the and jobs in greece to the unvaccinated have to cough up an extra 100 euros every month. and plans are a foot elsewhere in europe. for example, austria is mulling a tax of over a 1000 euros a month. well, italy is considering

the views of david fry had lawyer undo trooper from quebec. thank you very much for your time today to thank you very much. armenian presidents, armin circus. ian how's announced his resignation after 4 years in office. in a statement published on his website circus. ian said the decision was not influenced by a motion. he explained that he doesn't have the necessary instruments to influence the concrete, domestic and foreign policy direct quote. well, the president had been under intense pressure since the 2020 were with us for by jim. in the disputed nicole cut back region, p. steel between your amount and back, who lead to months of protests in armenia and a rift within the government. all right, false testimonies and ruined lives next week, chronicle a timeline of torture, employed by us authorities since the 2nd world war. it's a tough watch. begins with with .

quebec has been one of the worst hit of canada's prove ins. the premier says only about 10% of quebec's population is unvaccinated, those people make up 50% of patients in intensive care. critics say such a penalty could face legal challenges. >> the worry is that it does set a precedent that this is the kind of thing that's permissible and so, you know, the same logic that applies to this measure would apply to, you know, taxing people because of certain other choices they make. >> reporter: after almost a year of pleading with people to get vaccinated, many european governments are losing patience with the holdouts. french president emmanuel macron says he wants to piss off the unvaccinated, but a growing number much places say it might be more effective to make them pay up instead. cnn, london. >>> french fashion designer manfred mugler tied at age 73. he was known for his provocative and exaggerated designs. he launched his first clothing label in 1973 before starting his self-named label. more recently he was known for styling iconic look

there were quebec people court very quickly because at 1st police were saying they didn't know who they were looking for. they didn't even know how many suspects they were looking for. yeah, but you can say, so it's a huge man. how it going on here. i never saw so much police on the countryside in germany. it was a big investigation going on and they search with all they had here. basically you can say, so you, they found and focus the investigation and search in the area of suits. but because they know that they're on the suspect who was identified quite soon, is living. so there they focus, there are research and they found him quite soon. and the 2nd arrest was only some minutes ago, as i said. so it was a good work by the police we can say, and a very a quick success. yeah. yeah. and how did they know who they were looking for? that's unclear right now. a spot is different police officers and they had some incidents at the, at the crime scene. but it was unclear if it's really this person they were looking for. and still, one hour ago it was uncertain if they really are searching fo

or as quebec puts it, the unvaccinated have a way to contribute to overwhelmed hospitals. we'll explain. >>> plus, the new poll has boris johnson going from bad to worse. the latest fallout from his party gate scandal just ahead. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. wherever they rest protection nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. >>> nato diplomats are meeting in brussels this hour with russian officials to discuss tensions over ukraine. their

quebec, canada, will be issuing fines to people unvaccinated to benefit the health care system. will also need to be vaccinated to buy alcohol at government-run stores. >>> american airlines jet scheduled to fly from honduras to miami. police say a man stormed into the plane, into the cockpit and damaged controls before trying to jump out of the cockpit window. unverified images online show him trying to jump. passengers were later flown to miami. >> reviewing a ground stop around the time that north korea claims it fired hypersonic missile, which the white house says didn't pose a immediate threat to americans. order left pilots and air traffic controllers confused. faa did not mention the launch, just said it was a precaution. >>> fbi is now investigating the shooting of a black man in north carolina at hands of off-duty sheriff's deputy, he claims the man attacked his truck but questions are being raised. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: protesters gathered in fayetteville, north carolina, in wake of the deadly shooting of jason walker. >> he's gone, ma'am. >> reporte

over sixty's. germany is new, chancellor, olaf sholtes is planning a vote on the policy next month. quebec could soon be the 1st canadian province to tax on vaccinated adults. premier francois lego says that they're placing a financial burden on the health care system. on tuesday, he announced plans for those with our medical exemption to pay a health care contribution. cobit 19 hospitalizations in canada of searched with the spread of the on the kron variant u. s. president joe biden has called for voting rights reforms to expand access to polls. speaking in the battle ground state of georgia, democrats alleged that republican states are imposing restrictions to suppress black, another democratic leading voters. either wants the senate to abandon its super majority rule, to pass the bills right to vote. and that that vote count. it is democracy's threshold liberty. without it, nothing is possible. but with it, anything is possible. while the denial of fair and free elections is undemocratic, it is not unprecedented. to think eddie is of a political strategist and george does not live from

it is the major source of energy for michigan, ohio refineries, detroit airport, and the southern quebec economies. about 640,000 barrels a day of light oil. it is critical to the upper midwest and central canada. canada has a treaty with the united states. we appreciate the u.s. sitting down and talking about this in context with the treaty, but we want to say to the biden administration, while you are begging opec to increase shipments, why are you talking to the governor of michigan to stop the efforts of interrupting the pipeline? josh: generally good news for alberta coppers. voters in alberta expect a valid budget coming from you next month? jason: we will see. the fiscal situation is improving. last year we were looking at an $18 billion deficit because of covid. we have been restraining spending, and the big bump up in commodity prices is putting us in the range of a potential balanced budget in the next couple of years. matt: you talk about pipelines coming down to the u.s. what about going to your east coast? wouldn't it be great if you could supply europe with some of the extr

quebec could be the next canadian -- be the first canadian province to tax unvaccinated adults. on tuesday, an official announced plans for those without a medical exams and to pay a health care contribution. covid-19 hospitalizations in canada surged with the spread of the omicron variant. u.s. president biden has called for voting rights reforms to expand access to polls. speaking in the battleground state of georgia. democrats allege republicans states are imposing restrictions to restrict democratic voters. biden wants to abandon the super majority rule. pres. biden: to have that vote counted is democracy's threshold of liberty. without it, nothing is possible. but with it, anything is possible. while the denial of free and fair elections is undemocratic, it is not unprecedented. host: a political strata list joins us -- a political strategist joins us live. what do you make of what the president had to say today? guest: i thought today the president and vice president of the u.s. sent a strong message to the american people, to the u.s. senate. that was a clear message, tha

the canadian province of quebec is cracking down on unvaccinated residents, officials there say. people who have not received the vaccine will have to pay a medical tax unless they have a ballot exemption. officials have not said how much that fee will be, but say it will be significant 90% of people in quebec have received at least one dose. but 45% of icu patients are unvaccinated. coming up at 11 honoring late actress betty white, the new mural and how it helps the cause that was close to her heart. two storms to the north one to the south and the impact it will make on our local forecast straight ahead. at first the michigan school shooting suspect makes his first court appearance , the plea there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. where police are investigating a deadly hit and run hearst heard of the incident around 8:45 p.m. i

series of cold spells from the latest real different temperatures will be on wednesday in auto and quebec. the cold window makes minus 3 and new york feel pretty roll. but the sun's above to compensate. now the cloud comes across, temperatures tend to rise, and then it starts to snow's has been a series of cold and less cold events. this is no exception. chicago shows it from miles 12 on wednesday goods and minus one. but it snows by the evening and that laughs at least into friday when it gets cold once again. if the article has not left and it has been felt all the way down south to the gulf coast but doesn't produce much snow, been in the rockies further west pacific coast and wind has been a problem. but the sun is out and the wind tensed. the di down may be helping the firefighters during fisting pretty settled weather throughout the caribbean and the gulf apartment or baseline there, which will bring significant rain to florida, maybe pops the bahamas and a few showers in your catan and the seasonal rainy's through ecuador. when it is part of western brazil, quite possibly the moon

the snow ravaged south—eastern provinces, with extreme weather warnings in place across ontario and quebec. power outages for thousands of homes, offices and schools closed and visibility at near zero in some areas. the streets are packed. the streetcar is barely moving. everything is covered with snow. never seen anything like this. over in the us, things are starting to improve, with the national weather service saying that although snowfall will continue, the storm will start to slowly wind down into tuesday. a state canadians can only anticipate. but for some, being stuck at home isn't the worst thing. stephanie prentice, bbc news. major airlines in the united states are asking telecommunication firms to delay the roll—out of 5g technology near the country's airports until they can upgrade their aviation equipment. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more. they are. talking about dire consequences. this 5g technology will be rolled out on wednesday. it was the cellphone company saying this is good for the consumer, faster data speeds, it will mean better mobile phone co

earlier this week, quebec's premier announced a new way to punish the unbacked. watched. >> we're looking at the contribution for adults accused to be vaccinated for nonmedical reasons. those who refuse to receive the first dose in the coming weeks will have to have a new health contribution. >> raymond: want a new health tax basically. how long before we see several policies crossing the border? >> i've seen discussion that if people do not get vaccinated, they should pay more or perhaps not even receive treatment. there was outrageous discussion of putting people at the back of the line in terms of receiving intensive care unit -- care if they refuse vaccination. you get the priority over somebody who has not received vaccination. the whole mandate issue and as you said in the opening segments, people who are vaccinated can still catch covid and spray to covid. i have friends and family were vaccinated that have covid and having to quarantine. the fact that we will punish people who are unvaccinated and turn them into so many lepers is truly an outrageous thing

o'ree, now 86, was playing minor league hockey in quebec when he got the call. >> on january the 18th, 1958, the bruins called and says we want o'ree to meet the bruins in montreal to play two games against the montreal canadias. >> o'ree did what jackie robinson had done 11 years early, integrate a white sport as a black professional. >> they sat me down and said, willie o'ree, we brought you because we thought you could add a little something to the club. don't worry about anything else just going out and playing your game. >> the speedy winger did and afterward, described it this way. >> it was the greatest time of my life i believe. i will always remember this day. i am going to ask you a question. i think i am the first -- you look like you are a little nervous? >> yes, it did. >> o'ree was talking about achieving his ultimate goal playing in the nhl, not making racial history. >> i didn't recognize i broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> reporter: did you encounter any racial hostility? >> oh, yeah. you know, from -- from different players and --

quebec actually opposed a vaccine tax on people that rushed vaccine appointments this week. is that something that we need to see? >> will something like. that we actually have to make -- along the last three decades to not impose any sort of penalties based on health status. we wouldn't want to see it unintended li used, like for women on reproductive rights. this is something very cautious for people. but the main thing, to offer people discounts -- we've tried incentives in our country already, remember the lottery and free checks. it hasn't worked so far. that's why these new mandates have come into the forefront. the possibility, and we are making sure that health care workers are vaccinated, and that they're required to. >> lotteries and free checks. we're living in dangerous times. thank you. >> coming up, he was born his royal highness but that is no longer the case. the 11th hour continues. e 11th hour continues. new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to

quebec, canada is providing evidence vaccine mandates do work. one day after the province announced it would impose fines on the unvaccinated, the health minister said there's been a spike in first-time appointments for vaccinations. the amount is unclear, but it would not apply to those with medical exemptions. 90% have at least one dose of a covid vaccine, but the government says the unvaccinated remain a huge burden on the province's health system. >>> meanwhile, the world health organization has a warning. do not take the omicron variant lightly. the w.h.o. chief says there were more than 50 million new covid cases worldwide last week. that is the most really in a single week, and that number was slightly underestimated. he added this huge spike in infections is being driven by the omicron variant. meantime, spain has reported its highest-ever covid-19 infection rate where the country's health minister said despite the rise in omicron cases, it is less stress on the health care system. germany said it should make covid-19 vaccines mandatory s

. >>> in quebec, first time covid vaccination appointments have spiked after an announcement that anyone who was unvaxed would be fined. 90% of residents have had the first shot, but those who haven't, they're still a burden on the public health system. the fine which has not been specified, by the way, does not apply to those who are medically exempt. prime minister justin trudeau said they are extending the rule to the rest of the country. >>> the pandemic widening the wealth gap in the divide between rich and poor countries may grow for the next decade. that is according to the world bank. the gap had been narrowing the last 20 years or so. the world bank predicts increased human suffering and instability because poorer countries have less ability to obtain and distribute vaccines quickly and they tend to have limited access to debt markets to cushion the economic pain. and inflation could be more of a problem for rich countries. higher food prices are more of an annoyance. for poor countries, they can cause mass starvation. >>> to capitol hill now and the fight for voting rights. pre

talk, from your perspective as the new quebec commander, about chinese presence in your aor and then more specifically, what we ought to be doing to counter it. >> so, thank you for that. i would like to say that china's playbook for africa is taking place in latin america now. and so, while there might be the news talks about i've watched a news program that was highlighting what is happening in africa. i think the news is a little bit behind and it's been happening in africa for years, and if we are not careful what is happening in latin america, we'll in five or ten years have the same impact. and so, yes out of the 31 countries, 16 dependencies, those belt and road folks, countries that have signed up for the belt and road initiative, the 19 of 31, i will tell you that i mentioned the cross cutting threads earlier that collectively challenge, or make challenges for our security and that has to do with covid, and covid is still very problematic in our nations and countries, in latin america. they have suffered pretty good at the hands of covid and are still dealing with that. and

people will move out of quÉbec. stuart: i have no idea what the end results will be but it is another a moment of declaring war on the unvaccinated. which is not terribly productive. thank you very much. >> vaccinated people are getting covid. everyone who has had it recently is fully vaccinated. what is with the vaccines? check futures again. look at the nasdaq up 116 points. "the opening bell" is next. ♪♪ clap your hands ♪♪ ♪♪ one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. look! oh my god... oh wow. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how important it is to know who you are and to know where you came from. doesn't that look like your papa? that's your great grandfather. it's like opening a whole 'nother world that we did not know existed. you finally have a face to a name. we're discovering together... it's b

quebec imposed a health tax on unvaccinated people resulting in a rush of new appointments this week. is that the type of policy that could work here? >> something like that. we actually have taken significant caution and regulations over the last three decades to not impose any sort of penalties based on health status. we wouldn't want to see that used for women for reproductive rights. this is something i am very careful to caution people to think ah that's a great policy but the complement to that basically offering people significant discounts could be an incentive. we've tried incentives in our country. you remember the lotteries and free checks and all sorts of incentives hasn't worked so far. so that is why the mandates have come into the forefront as a possibility. they're working. health care workers are getting vaccinated because they are required to like we do other things. >> lotteries and free checks. living in strange times. thank you. >>> coming up, he was born his royal highness. why that is no longer the case when "the 11th hour" continues. s (naj) at fisher investmen

well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a continental army which includes canadians as well as we invite others to join us in what was first of cours

in quebec adults who aren't vaccinated could be fined. that's driven up the numbers. we also know that in canada you need now to have vaccine proof if you want to go into a cannabis shop or buy alcohol. that is certainly going to get younger people to get the shot. should the united states consider any of this? >> i do think the united states should. i know that we're seeing this kind of playing out city by city, county by county and that's probably how it's going to have to happen. i'd love to see it at a broader scale. people want to return back to a kind of a society where they can go to theaters, restaurants, feel confident. we are still seeing people -- you've seen the data with people making reservations. people are still eating, eating out, but you're seeing more and more people reluctant to participate, especially as you point out younger participants. this is important to just get everybody vaccinated and a reminder that we need that global push. the other countries are doing t we need to focus on the countries that still haven't been able to get shots in arm

quebec today in canada announced that unvaccinated residents are going to have to pay hefty fines to help the overburdened public healthcare system. those reports that ikea significantly cutting sick pay for unvaccinated workers in the uk so they aren't essentially being paid to isolate for a long period of time and somehow benefitting from their lack of vaccination. do you support any sort of penalties of those types for unvaccinated americans? >> well erin, first, i understand people's frustration out there. this is a pandemic that we have been dealing with for two years and in moments like this when we are facing a national crisis, everyone needs to step up and do their part to help us get through that. and getting vaccinated is one way that you can not only protect yourself, but protect the people around you, protect our healthcare workers who are struggling right now under the burden of omicron. but while i do believe that, it is important for everyone to step up, my -- in my training as a physician, i was always taught that if people need help, medical care in particular, regar

. >> weaker and weaker >> exactly >>> the canadian province of quebec plans to impose a tax on citizens who refuse to get vaccinated against covid-19. the premiere said the tax is necessary because the unvaccinated are taking up roughly half of the acute care beds in hospitals and have become a drain on the health care system. the tax is still being written but will include an exemption for those with medical reasons not to get vaccinated. quebec is putting in rules to make life more difficult for the unvaccinated starting next tuesday, proof of vaccination will be required to get into government run stores that sell alcohol and cannabis you can't buy pot or alcohol if you're not vaccinated. >> i kind of like that i kind of like that as an incentive system >>> let's talk about china goldman sachs now cutting its 2022 forecasts for economic growth in china to 4.3%. that's down from an earlier 4.8% estimate goldman citing beijing's ongoing efforts to contain the outbreaks and their impact on business activity within the country. the bank says consumption will likely be affected by some of

i have -- i have a summer place that's winterized up in quebec on the st. lawrence, a beautiful part of the world. i'm going sit there and look out the window for a little while and watch the boats gogy by. i have lots of plans i haven't decided. of course i'm going play some hockey and i've really taken to curling, which is a crazy, crazy four-year phenomenon, every olympics and i'm going to be doing my curling. you know, i might have a little time to do some typing in between. but we'll see. >> well kevin, it is a well earned rest. we're going miss you well done my friend. well done. we love you and thank you so much for everything you have given to this network over the years. >> yeah, thanks tib. >> thanks, tib. >> just don't let me get emotional here. >> we won't let it happen. >> you won't have to play golf in iceland anymore you can go to florida now. >> well, you know, they got those, you know, they have got those blue lagoon hot pools or natural springs there. so after a rough game of golf you can go relax in there with, you know, while i'm doing a

let's take a quebec look of where we are with jobless claims, the dow opened 104 points higher, nasdaq looking for lower. 64 points off the s&p 500 up about 3 points it's taken a hit on the bitcoin and crypto now trading under 43 thousand the ten year is looking at 1.735. the number is about to cross steve leishman is standing by. steve. >> looking at u.s. jobless claims rose to 207,000 it looks like as it scrolls across my screen rising to 204 that's a little more than the expectation of 195 up from, i don't know if they were revised last week, yes, up to 200 so a modest increase there then i'm looking for the trade deficit. i think it's not a big deal, because we get the advance on that it's supposed to be in around 81-and-a-half, a big surge that came from a, got tighter in october and widened we think in november the expectation is bottlenecks ease off we might get better results on trade next year as this year as some exports out of the country. real quick, i was reading a forecast for tomorrow from pantheon, he says the high frequency data could be as high as a million because of