music ceo on wonderful said little squiggly ah, on polluted but are one. why do you think that us them, i mean, on i, besides, and we still live by the moscow time and headlines this wednesday. a british parliamentary inquiry funds to the government bulge. the early stages which coven pandemic responds. feeling the grades that those who lost relative. i lost my grandfather. best friend of a day that my family had this, this isn't a personal kind of emotional trauma. view your health care workers get more time to avoid the code. the job on religious grounds

after protests erupt over mandatory in. okay, lation. sorry, so, but people in cologne. no divided over muslim. cold press being heard across the german city of the local authorities gave the greenlight to them being broadcast on fridays. we put it up for debate. it's not the majority. depending on which city latitude, 90 percent last minute. other religious groups are presented in the same way, should also be the why they were a good morning for russia. this is our national kevin. oh and he had lived with you from a world the century. moscow with the latest for the next half hour, then started with this law code stories rubber bringing in this morning a damning parliamentary inquiry claims. the u. k. government gravely mishandled its

initial response to the coven pandemic, saying thousands of death could have been prevented. despite that, as senior officials repeatedly avoided every opportunity to apologize with more shot, it is edwards dusty. next, it's called corona virus. lessons learned today, and it finds that number 10, delaying the locked down back in march of the 23rd and 2020 was one of the most important public failures in the history of the united kingdom was still, the government's handling of the pandemic actually led to 20000 unnecessary deaths, but a capital minister unfortunately, was unable to refuse or even try and apologize for those claims. came to start when apology thought i would have thought, well, no, we followed the scientific advice we we followed the scientific advice. we protected the n h s. we took the decisions based on the evidence reformers. but of course, we've always had with something so unprecedented as the pandemic there will be

lessons to learn. so it's sort of very gracious look there from stephen box in a cabinet office minister who actually ends up very into the refuse to apologize some 11 times. but looking deeper into this reporting question, it's quite hefty. it's a 150 pages long and almost a year ago to date was when it was 1st established. when this inquiry really began . now they looked at many key areas, including the preparedness for pandemic, social distance thing, social can impact onset and communities. plus, of course, the vaccines as well. well, it's an incredibly traumatic and triggering day for many, for instance, my best friend who lost her mother during the pandemic tacoma. it and she's incredibly furious. the government for its handling of the pandemic was she certainly not to learn this thousands of brewed families up and down the country

who are finding this report a very difficult read indeed. so i lost my grandfather and his best friend of a 2 years when the next day. so my family have really had to have changed from it, but this, this is a personal lender. you know, some kind of emotional trauma. however, the government want to go around. 3 you know, treating pandemic in the future. i think this is a big society wake up. we've got to stop letting these on to rule. straight out a private school, people run things. they don't understand. why is it that we allow prime minister, we're not to, you know, common sense to run serious and then it absolutely. everything is down to them. and when you look at the very beginning, there's from them as well. i've talked about the community. now we're not willing to base on the plane. it's not right to let the sick in the old fall behind. and if

that's the kind of our government entered with, we cannot supplies it so many die. it just stands to reason that this is exactly what i expected and they really don't tell. now, a whole barrage of a criticisms really came out in this report noting very quite big concerns, including access to p. p, the government much held track and tre, system, which fundamentally was flawed. also suggesting at the start of the pandemic bar, as johnston said that the care homes would not be affected. now we know, in hindsight, they were actually the was effected. but the key is finding really days back to some 20 months ago, that key date of march, the 23rd, when the united kingdom entered its 1st locked down. well, this report says, scientists were talking some 2 months prior to that about how ready the u. k. was in terms of dealing with upon demick of this scale, and actually all keys to the government acted far too slow. it is now clear that

this is the wrong policy and that it led to a higher initial death told them would have resulted from the more in fasick early policy. in a panoramic spreading rapidly, an exponentially every week counted. while boris johnson, the prime minister and his government have always maintained throughout this pandemic, the policy is guided by the day to the science and always maintains that it just simply put policy into place by the evidence that was presented to it. also says, is sticking by its promise off, allowing a public inquiry into the pandemic. i'm the government handling of it as well, but that won't come until at least next spring. just to say that this very report, its aim is not to point the thing, those of blame, that is a quote within this report. but some already say there is only one direction of blame to point the finger and that is squarely the government. so i've been saying

the last. 1 couple of years my group members, government been an absolutely terrible job. and this is what happens when you have leaders in charge of nursing society. they don't know what they're doing. they didn't follow the science, they didn't listen to the expert and they didn't listen to other countries. that warm disgrace, they didn't listen. and also they didn't think about the lives they thought about the money they for about the business contract. and they didn't close, the board is simply just letting people die, a 100000 people today and on someone like orest, johnson prime example of what is wrong in british politics. and i just feel if nobody stands up point out that this is dennis side is just something that someone has to stand up and say, because like i say, and i and i culture so many people will just take it on the chin. not i think that taking on the chin is not something that this, you know, unprecedented situation, deserves new york health because of temporary,

been allowed to avoid mandatory vaccination against coven 19 after a federal judge is extended an older for them to apply for religious exemptions. the been a series of protests against compulsory not kill ations to contribute nika, house reports from new york. oh. 6 dear else, out of thurgood marshall courthouse, where cambridge, the blasio is being held. michael kane is fighting for another injunction for all the teachers of new york was specifically himself in 10 plaintiffs who were denied the continuation of the restraining order last week. and another court case. mccain said he is optimistic that the judge will hopefully uphold justice to day he said that the fight won't stop here and that he still has to prepare for what may come in the future. now people like michael caine said that they are unsure of how their family were proceed. our case is 10 plaintiffs who lost their jobs at this point are the majority of us are on unpaid leave because we would not get the cov id

vaccine. and the majority of us also filed for exemptions, medical exemptions, religious exemptions, and the majority of us were denied those exemptions. we believe that the exemption process was fraudulent was a legal and unconstitutional. a lot of teachers and health care workers have said the same thing. harvey said that this is a hill we're dying on that every now and then you just have to take a stand. these protests are not something has only been happening to day. whatever day that i've been here, there has been a protest around the city and they said, this isn't going to stop any time soon until these mandates in. and what i'm finding here as a left is organizer is. it's almost kind of like a tower of babel culturally, because there are christians, there are transfers, there are republicans, there are left dest, you left the left. there are people in just waking up many more teachers in health workers are coming in and even we think we're going to be getting police and firemen. i think there's something important to note here. if you look around the

crowd here, this isn't like a bunch of conservative way guys slept. we've been told by the mainstream media. there are people from, like i said earlier, several different walks of life, black, white to asian, everything. and so there seems to be a lisa, misinterpretation if we're being charitable of the narrative, according to the mainstream media, we're waiting to hear all the results of this injunction. it could come today, however, it could take until thursday to come through. but when michael kane comes out, we'll go ahead and ask him how he feels the injunction were proceed going forward. we lost this battle right now. we didn't lose the war at the children right now in new york are suffering and you see it and reports that are breaking all over the place. people from central, who haven't been with children ever, are now power professionals that are working with disabled children as if anybody can come in and fill these shoes. i know i have not been replaced at my job. i'm a special educator and there are children not receiving their services right now

because of that. are a 92 percent of the state's health care workers have received at least one coven job. that's one of the highest rates in the country. the states governor backs the mesh it saying is vital for combating the spread of the delta variance and keeping new york is safe. how swift vaccine roland, so sipping blame for a disruption to air traffic in the u. s. again, today, one big airline cancelled almost a 100 flights tuesday, i think, to the thousands, it's already grounded in previous days. southwest blaming the weather, but others pointing to staff shortages after it implemented vaccine mandates for all 56000 employees. had it moping reports on it. chaos and airports across the country as flights from a major us airlines. southwest airlines have been canceled. now this comes shortly after move by the southwest airlines pilot association, the labor union that represents over $10000.00 pilots,

that southwest airlines filed for a temporary block on a move to mandate vaccinations, federally mandated corona virus vaccinations. now they have filed a lawsuit against those mandatory vaccinations and they are asking for a block on the vaccinations until this lawsuit regarding us labor laws and how it applies to these vaccinations can be resolved. now the union was quick to step up and say that they were not responsible for the cancellation of these slides. this was not a strike. this is what they had to say. southwest, i point to their how they manage the network, how they're i t also supports that network, but once a little hiccup occurs, due to the internal processes, our pilots are getting to where they need to be. we've been sounding this alarm for about 4 years and have seen very little approach to correcting its. southwest airlines came forward and said that it was not a bad decision from the management. as the union alleged,

it was rather weather conditions that caused the cancellation of thousands of flights. now, many conservative and republican voices have spoken up and given a pretty strong view of how they see the situation, jo biden's, illegal vaccine, mandated work, suddenly was short on pilots. in their traffic controllers, i stand with southwest airlines, employees who are fighting against these mandates. this isn't about the vaccine. this is about freedom. why is the weather only disrupting southwest? now at this point, it seems the issue as close to being resolved, that people are looking at the current flight schedules and expecting that things will return to normal. the questions remain about what caused the panic and cancellation of thousands of flights. oh, from cove religious stories for minute muslim calls to prayer will be heard across cologne. in germany, how to local authorities gave their approval for them to be broadcast overload speakers on friday afternoons. city officials say the movers have gesture of respect. cologne central mosque has been

a flash point for anti muslim sentiments before, but the mares defended the decision. now. cologne is the city of religious freedom and diversity. those who arrive at the main train station are greeted by the cathedral and accompanied by church bells, many cologne residents, and muslims, allowing them where's in call is from a sign of respect. so all $35.00 mosques in western cologne will be able to play the call for up to 5 minutes. the initiative comes as part of an agreement between cologne officials in the muslim community mosques seeking to broadcast. it will though have to comply with the limits on the volume and also notify neighbors in advance. some locals we heard from there are divided about the decision in his anger can can say, i think that's great because the muslim community is also included. this is also very nice for the muslims, just as the churches ring a bell, the mosques can also make the call to prayer. i think this very great. all fallen

thus as sir. oh, it's nice for multiculturalism. germany says we are here. we also take care of muslims, which unfortunately some political parties don't do any more. it makes me happy when i hear it. it's a piece of home on the various finances and shim, i don't think it's bad, but i don't think it's all that great. either. i live directly opposite, so i hear it all the time. the fact that you now have to listen to what is being said, whether you want to hear it or not, i don't think it's the best thing. oh, well that's, it's been is false. i think it's wrong, i think religion is something personal. you don't have to bar all the people around with it. when they call out in foreign language, i think that's really bad because then the people don't know what they're actually saying or to discuss this many sided issue, some or we put it up for a longer debate. this fear of us not only in cologne is not only in germany, it is everywhere, unfortunately, in the name of their hijacking,

their based project in the religion of islam and misusing it for their own cause. this leads basically to, to lack of trust. he's lamb is not the majority in germany, this depending on which city last that still 90 percent of non muslims, muslims are a part of this country and this society. so as other religious groups are represented in germany. the same way most than should also be able to be repaired, represent cologne, may miss andrea, who just are beach, who just delivered. and her city who's asked boat in front of his land, bowed down, and welcome vis demand into us what phase demanded without asking the people that alone was officer doing anything. it's nothing new going away because it's basically what the constitution, se, se i think. and if the relationship to the muslim community in cologne in the

low place is good and then harmony can be there. you know, allow a, bab, has a certain history does not just allow is greater, but it became and be the call of the g had. so it has a very negative history. this cause has a history of violence. you see the call of pears, not something like some magical saying or some magic. you know, we don't need it anymore. you muslims have watches now amended call of the worst thing comes from the 7th century. then people didn't have to watch it. basically, a tradition in islam where you praise the lord, praise a law, praise god, and you basically call people to the prayer. if you watch in the cart this morning at 17, in a bit policy our morning, this is alex, hey, now this is ahead. her moscow launch is free, co, good coasting across the city. in response, i go ha, soaring numbers a day, the cases this good, all and all for the old, isn't it?

run the world a correspond, it gets checked out. so after the break progress driven by adrenal shaped bankers and of those with who dares sinks, we dare to ask oh, well, it shows the wrong one. i just don't hold any world. yes. to shape out the same becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail.

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah. so ah hello again. britain's popular press that is taking aim at a particular tabloid to day, which claims kremlin spies stole that formula for russia. sputnik vaccine from the u. k. the store in the sun was widely picked up by other outlets, but now at least one rival newspapers retracted its article and apologize, but not the sun. the kremlin spokesperson responded to it all by describing the papers being famous for anti scientific publications. as he goes down off reports,

the son published this report, they branded it as their exclusive, and it was based on anonymous sources. that was the main well discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was oh, peggy sourced. and basically they claimed that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move, you know, came in probably, snuck into into, into the lab and well, hacked of all the information rules and snatched the vital information on the asterisk. and because oxford vaccine and so but right now the russians, they have stepped forward saying that it is completely false the release, the statement so another tabloid of the daily express. they were happy to pick up the story and republish the story based on the sons article. now they have well retracted whatever, whatever they had to say and swapped the story. the original story for basically

a statement from the russians is something that they had to republish have a lesson. it has come to our attention that this was full of the information about the inventor of the sputnik the vaccine gamma la national research center for jamie ology and microbiology is publicly known. the article also contained false information. as an apology. we are happy to set the record straight and publish the following statement from the russian direct investment fund. while the technology behind the vaccines, the astrazeneca and sputnik, we are indeed similar. astrazeneca is based on well tissues and will something that they've got from chimpanzees. while sputnik v is based on the human platform, so they are using very different materials from to do very different biological species to well, to base their vaccine on. also on top of that sport and agree was the 1st vaccine to be registered in the world. and came well before astrazeneca and its efficacy was proven to be higher than astrazeneca by the land said, one of the,

one of the world's leading scientific journals. so splitting, if he was actually in the top 3 only surpassed by the plight plaza. and the madana jumps, so one would assume that while the original, which is as the sun is claiming at the present, it is vaccine, that the original should, will be superior to clone and to rip off. but well, the fact show that it isn't, it isn't like that. and even on top of that split mccree developers are right now elaborating with astrazeneca to make vaccine more efficient. well, the daily expresses so far, one just one outlet to well, to confront. if i may say so the son with this information and to will openly step forward and say, well actually that report that we were published was not true. so now the ball is the sun's cord, which is so far sticking to its guns as well. probably you would, if it's your exclusive, probably they're, you know, well,

reaching out to their sources to get some information to back. there are journalists, but the british security minister, minister of security when confronted when asked whether or not this report was true, he hesitated to back. the sons claims have listened. can't comments won't comment on the specific case, but it would be fair to say correct to say that we face threats of this type that are different. they're more sophisticated, they're more extensive than they ever have been before. well, so essentially everything that he has had to say here is, well, in plain human words, not political talk that, well, the british government is facing cyber threats. and so that's it. and nothing about something being stolen. so we'll see the sun reacts to the new revelations in any way given that other, while other other outlets have already called their reporting opaque leave sues. so we'll see if they just decide to plot the whole thing slide. he goes start off with

a cellular on tell the spot that rushes daily corona, virus infections and deaths. so hovering near all i'm highs now with moscow. maybe not surprisingly, been the most affected region in a bit. try to curve the spread here in the capital authorities of launch free testing in 20 centers, including the city's largest shopping miles to poker polled from one of them. we're here in the heart of russia's capital in moscow, on the red square in the gloom department store. for a while, it's been a place for people to get vaccinated, but now it is also one of the 20 centers that gets out free. express, coven tests. these centers are being opened up as cases in russia continue to search in just the last few days. the number of new daily cases across the country has climb to almost 30000 figures as high as last winter with most of them being in moscow. however, many medical experts think that this is actually reaching the peak and that these numbers is rising numbers in cases are actually due to more tests being readily and

easily available. and that's kind of why the also thing that this could be signaling an end to the search. because the more tests, the more cases are confirm, the more people are treated and less people get infected. well, this is the actual test site in the room where people have been steadily flowing in throughout the day to get their free express tests. all they need to show is their passport or a child's birth certificate. meet doctor andre logical. he's overseeing this test site and is responsible for making sure everything goes smoothly, and that the necessary steps are taken in case of a positive result ever experienced this year. this express task allows you to discover if a patient has potentially infected within 15 minutes or less, it's your guys chorister, though it's so quick. how reliable is it ever so we, it's a special analysis that allows you to get results in a short time and it's reliability is very high. nobody answers that, but if the result is positive, will another test occur?

3 of them business law. uh huh. of course, from the express test results, we tentatively assume a patient is infected. therefore, all of those who test positive are additionally tested via the p c. our method. and after receiving the final results, we make a decision regarding treatment, or we decide to stop the self isolation which the patient d as to until the results are obtained well time and take the test. hopefully no surprises and that's it. now just got to wait 15 minutes and the results should be in well find, find out by test results. monday with less humor. my case order thing simple, i'm healthy. i can carry on with my dear life now worrying about infecting anybody

. so that's the test process, free, easy, and reliable medical experts hope this approach will lead to much more test being done, which will lead to earlier detection and better treatments of the virus. and eventually that should result in a zip over the recent surge of cases across russia. yes, hope so, right. this front cheryl says up a bit, some pretty pictures, honey, to end the bullets in before we go in italy and towns been completely transformed into a film set. the small sicilian fishing ports hosting the shoot for the latest installment of the indiana jones franchise a ah ah, ah, ah,

ah ah, ah, it's a beautiful story in enhanced your policy beauty that a whole city has been transformed is great. you build it unable to follow to welcome many tours in the coming years. it's a wonderful advertise with, but i saw the film shoes and i took a photo of. it was quite exciting. we traveled to 5 hours by train me to see the production, and now i hope that again, i'm looking all and the own assumes it's unique and really very beautiful. the generally if this for that it would be usual for questions to sleep is something different. and exceptional, personally fall disgracing around with

the adventure. continue say this is so far from the true my heading state side for our latest news feeds. huge show up to break. there are moscow. it's coming up to let me tell you an exact time. it's 29. minutes pass it out to work today. whatever, whatever you do it of a good one, kevin, always starting off. good bye. ah . what happened to the idea of tolerance in our politics? conservative. see their world being up ended. liberals view conservatives with contempt. of course, the media only makes things worse. have we all lost hope and compromise and peaceful coexistence? ah, were you thinking just because there was no more american troops,

afghanistan, taxpayer dollars were no longer be available as well? when you were wrong in the united nations is already saying the only answer to the problems in the region is more aid from other countries. we will tell you how much money america is committed and the chances those taxpayer dollars of actually getting to the people. and not straight into the hands of the taliban and know a fighting chance against china. a warning coming from the former software chief at the pentagon, we will tell you why nicholas shalean quit and why he feels the united states. we dominated in almost every public aspect by the chinese in just 15 to 20 years. and here in washington dc, you are more likely to die from a gunshot wound in the corona virus and the present. so why is there still a state of emergency in this city which is forcing multiple.