home that owns an hour to germany becomes the latest countries are clamped down on the unvaccinated as europe is shaken by a 4th wave of code cases over half a century. that's how wrong america's drugs watchdog once in order to release all the documents relating to its approval. defies is coded back seen. but the group of medics who requested it think point out that the government took much less time to approve the jab and american tv news network m s m b c. span from u. s. t. court room after one of its journalists miss allegedly caught stalking of bus will of jurors in high profile a case of kyle written act. ah, i welcome to go 9 o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching artie

international. now, mid the latest wave of k b cases hitting europe, a number of countries have placed more restrictions on those who are unvaccinated. germany is the latest after seeing a record. 65000 new cases in the last 24 hours. and angular merkel is calling for action loggins', host tomatoes. the situation is very serious, neg, judging by the current dynamic, then we're entering a very, very difficult situation. especially for all the people who work in hospitals and especially those in intensive care units. but we need to take action quickly. the idea of there being more than $50000.00 cases in a 24 hour period in germany seemed almost unthinkable. these latest numbers, 65371 of the highest that germany has seen since the pandemic started. and it has somewhat helped measures to be pushed through the

button. the stag on thursday that pile parliamentarians voted for that we'll place more restrictions on those that have not been vaccinated. basically borrowing them from large public events and things like sports stadiums as cinema's theaters as art galleries, the likes if you have not had not vaccination job now. and we've also seen in that, but our trunk show of new measures that health care workers will have to receive a mandatory cove at vaccination as well as those working in care homes. oh people's care homes had been particularly hard hit in germany during this 4th wave of cove at 19th. the measures overall, particularly popular with the german public, around 60 percent at the beginning of the week were saying that they were in favor of taking stronger action. however, not everybody is convinced this is the way forward. looked on. i think the low down is another unnecessary measure. nearly 70000000 people are vaccinated,

which means 3 quarters of the population could no longer get seriously ill. the main problem at the hospitals isn't the shortest of beds, but the shortage of staff staff called in sick and there aren't enough nurses to work in intensive care units. there were empty promises from the government that nursing staff will get a pay rise. i see you nurses or underpaid as it is. it's a struggle for those working to cope and patients of dying and large numbers in germany isn't the only country, as we said putting in place restrictions. i'm speaking to you from vienna, austria, it was the 1st country to put into play, say a so called ad lockdown of the vaccinated it came into force on monday, essentially. meaning if you didn't have a cov advice seen or you couldn't prove that, you recovered from the the illness to tell you basically we're only allowed to leave you home. a few going to buy food if you are going to do some exercise in your local area or if you are going for medical treatment, it affected around 3000000 people. what we have seen though is more and more countries follow australia is lead. in fact,

we've talked about germany as well as australia, looking at slovakia, the czech republic and greece all having either put in place restrictions against the unvaccinated or are planning to do so in the very near future. in fact here in austria, getting ready to go even further. and what we're seeing is in the west of the country and austria and in dissolved burg region, a full lockdown of everybody is going to come into force for monday. they're expecting not to stay in place for a few weeks. the idea being that everything can open up again in time for christmas, as long as case numbers do come down. that's a big if right now, when you look at the way things are going in austria, when you speak to people out and about on the streets though they're all mixed feelings about the activities, the, the measures that are being taken by the government. a sorry, say this is not a good idea. why do we need to lockdown both vaccinated? indian vaccinated can impact other people,

right. i'm just saying this is my opinion. were in favor, but also everyone should get their opinion and also the freedom. again, these are both and if i don't go to work, i don't need a vaccination. i don't want to get vaccinated every 6 months. as a supervisor, they says, well, so bad that we now have a new lockdown. you don't have to have it. it's unnecessary. everyone has been vaccinated anyway. well, those measures that have been put in place and measures that may well come into effect here in australia as well, causing such upset. we're expecting a large demonstration to take place here in vienna on saturday, which will be course keeping an eye on us. all events unfold here on our fate, harley there. now, europeans, not the only one trailing over caves, restrictions is an i cry. in the united states has hinted, jo biden's mandates against the unvaccinated death. the initial idea concerned

businesses with over a 100 employees with a possible fine of more than $100000.00. if workers went unvaccinated, but emer states have launched a legal battle against those measures. we discuss the issue with the panel of guests. think there's a couple of really important things are number one, the fact that you're going to have a huge backlash across here, right? because people are already frustrated with this idea of green passes vaccine passports, but there's a bigger issue here. and i think the bigger issue is the fact that yes, cases are rising right now. but there is no evidence so far that the cases are rising because of people who are on vaccinate. remember, we know the data shows an x, things don't prevent the spread of the back of the virus, nor do they prevent the contraction of the virus. how many of these new cases are actually the result of people who are vaccinated as opposed to unvaccinated? and if that is the case, that it makes no sense to create 2 classes of people and locked down the unvaccinated and let the vaccinated continue to infect each other. well, in speaking of this, you classes of people, i mean, and it looks like that's kind of what it's coming to culturally. you have the

vaccinated who are allowed to now do whatever they want, and then you had the unvaccinated, we're facing increasing restrictions. what are your long term impacts that especially in a region where we've seen protests over it over the last year, it was mostly the government's telling people to lockdown and giving them instructions in the last 6 months in america, they've been using the businesses to say we're going to mandate something, it's caused a different kind of attention from say, the real impacts. lots of people including vaccinated people are saying we don't trust what's coming from the government by demonstration, backed off on their december 8th mandate, their be they realize the public's against them. the real question is gonna be, is what happens in the local communities in california, where they do have those rules in florida where they don't, you know, we're going to see this kind of tension rising. but it's not only can you be that is that triggering new belt dan's new delhi is being put under restrictions. tgc heavy air pollution that later in the program will discuss further than you know, will of being told to stay in our homes. i live with 50 years,

that's high loan americans. drugs watched oak wants to publicly released or documents relating to its approval of the pfizer cade with faxing, a group of medics have asked for the info. under the freedom of information act, i'm pulling tag say the sta approved the jap, in just over a 100 days. this 100 a day period is the same amount of time it took the f. d, a to review the responsive documents for the far more intricate task of licensing finances cove in 1900 vaccine. it is difficult to imagine a greater need for transparency than immediate disclosure of the documents relied upon by the f. d. a. to license a product that is now being mandated over 100000000 americans. we have a situation here where because there has been a freedom of information act request filed for the information about how the vaccines were approved. we have the us food and drug administration stepping

forward and proposing to release $500.00 pages per month of the remaining $329000.00 pages. that would take roughly 55 years 55 years for this information to be made available. now the organization that filed the, the request public health and medical professionals for transparency says that if that pace of 500 pages per month proceeds that makes the freedom of information, act almost meaningless. and it discredits the food and drug administration promise to be transparent. the f d, a knew the intense public interest in that data and information. it should have been preparing to release the civil tenuously with the licensure. instead, it has done the opposite. this case is not about vaccine mandates, where the fines that can be held liable. this is a fire case where the only relevant issue at this stage in the litigation is setting a reasonable processing shadow. now it's important to note that one of the companies

that was involved in the trial of the pfizer vaccine has recently faced a little bit of a scandal brought to light by a whistleblower. this article was published in the medical british medical journal . now the report from last month in which we had a former clinical trial auditor for the pfizer coded vaccine raising deep concerns about patient safety and about data integrity. during the process, however, a spokesperson for ven tavia stepped up and discredited some of the other allegations that were published in the british medical journal. and this concern seems to have been discredited. so at the moment we have the lawsuit that was filed and we have these medical professionals saying they want this information. we expect us to be in court for some time, but at the moment the f. d, a is offering to release 500 pages a month of the remaining 329000 pages. and that would take 55 years over half a century. in reporting there now the u. s. tv network m s m b. c

has been barred from the high profile trial of ca. rittenhouse follows allegations to the freelance producer working for the company store the bus carrying the jury. he's john cutting reports now from outside the court in kenosha, wisconsin, pointing to the canal, police, and also the judge overseeing this case. bruce schrader, a, a possibly a freelance producer with m s. n. b, c was pulled over in the vicinity of the jury van after it left, the court house here last night. after day 2 of the deliberations ended, the jury generally goes to an undisclosed location, a hotel, you know, other location for the night. and this person was pulled over, suspected a following the jury van and even possibly taking pictures. and when i taught, when confronted by police told police that they were an m s. n b c, producer under instructions from new york to follow this jury van now and he said, is distancing itself at least a statement saying it was a freelancer and was never,

you know, given an assignment to do that. but bottom line here is that the judge is taking it very seriously and has bad now. and, and i said, be safe from further covering in the court the, the ongoing proceedings here is what the judge said. listen, please when they stopped him because he was following at a distance of about a black and went through a red light, pulled him over and inquired of what was going on. and he gave that information. and to stated that he had been instructed by ms. dia, in new york to follow the jury bus. so whether or not this guy was dead was following the jury van taking pictures remains to be seen. again, this is all kind of under the investigation under review. but if he was, i'll tell you this, that is not, that's a big no, no, as media, there are rules and regulations. we have to follow covering trials and cases in here in the united states. i'm sure overseas as well. but you know, here in the united states you, you never take pictures of the jury that's,

that's rule number one and it's for the jury safety and also to protect the integrity of the trial. so if the and us nbc freelance producer producer or whatever was following the jury that that is, that's a really bad move and it looks all it makes all of us look frankly. so whether that affects the overall proceedings results in a mis trial. probably not. again, it doesn't look like any pictures were posted on line or what out of the jury, but it's a serious matter. it's being taken seriously. obviously, as you heard the judge say that said we're in day 3 of the deliberations in the car . rittenhouse homicide trial. he's facing 5 charges and most serious charge homicide murder in other states that would basically if again convicted, you would spend the rest of his life in prison. the jury asked to see very important drone video, which is at the center of the defense team's motion for a mistrial. the defense saying that they did not receive the same type of high resolution video that the prosecution had. it's unlikely the judge will declare

a mistrial. based upon that, but it's the 2nd motion for a mistrial. the defense team has filed in the last week in regards to the case, a case that has really polarized many americans, those who support our it now say he was a hero, defending the property of businesses and homeowners. during the riots here and protests in kenosha, wisconsin back in august 2020. and then those who say now he acted recklessly. he was a vigilante. you should and never been here with god. he was already adding to a volatile situation that ultimately turned deadly with him, shooting and killing 2 people and badly wounding a 3rd. the others were give them wisconsin nashville to come to you this our gas prices in the you continue to so as germany suspends approval for the node stream to gas pipeline, we'll have a look at the details just after the break. blue

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welcome back, now newly disclosed documents prove the destroyer turned a blind eye to the mistreatment of whistle blow, shooting assange by british authorities. at least that's according to an expose, a, by the newspaper, the gray saying which does accused the government of betraying assange, an australian citizen. it says that documents show the destroyer. he refused to acknowledge you saw his poor health in bel marsh prison. something widely reported back in 2019 when assange was sent. there also claims that the document showed the destroyer lied by saying assange refused to get conscious assistance offered by cambra. the following years of diplomatic talks between australia under the western

states which included a sanchez fate were heavily redacted. before being handed over to the newspapers, source were destroyed. he doesn't, sir. it did offer conscience assistance multiple times to his songs, but all the offers have gone and answered. we spoke with the grace own article's author clara book. he says that a strayer should have done more for the whistle blower on british soil. never. i've written about julian's abuse in the hands of 5 boys authorities. i felt as if i'm writing my own a bitch re, if not deaf words. judy, this angel weekly is by any stretch of the imagination, but nonetheless, his tortures are very thought. warning to any generally still activists challenges the american imperial narratives. this should shock an outrage and disgust anyone possessed even near the vaguest shreds of humanity on the u. k. u. s. and the straightly and authorities in the countries respect your political classes, have been almost entirely silent. the scandal is an object disgrace will me more

new to publish report by u. k. inspect this has res, concerns over the increase fall and sim belmore prison. where such has been held for over 2 years and i expect to say that too many mate said, do you feel unsafe? and staff are not paying enough attention to those at risk of suicide. despite growing levels of self harm, the joan is behind the gray to an investigation told again he is shocked by will to son just having to go 3. it's well known that bell marshall extremely unsafe environment for people who are there. and likewise, we also know well that judy and is an extremely high suicide risk investigator found, the staff had not paid sufficient attention to the growing levels of self harm. there was very little oversight. ok, taking a prison is at risk of suicide. it does reinforce what we already know, but then equally does using office and really, really quite extraordinary starts. we speak to the absolutely well in conditions in which you know judy this and i mean a publisher of information who is, can know,

crime is exposed to on a daily basis so he can be left to suffer and die in a well, he and legal poetry you know, as long as he stays on the 20 for our lot going po, much london is merely respecting washington's legal rights to expedite him. and if he does me is one way or another that happened on the case. watch both sides can shift culpability on the other and carry on like nothing happened. again, it is completely shocking and agreed with winter on its way. europe's energy crisis shows no sign of letting up because gas prices have bounced back to the high levels that we saw in tell you burn, surround 5 times higher than they were just a year ago. now the increase comes right after germany suspended certification of the north stream to gas pipeline from russia. the countries energy regulator insist that the pipeline operator has to be registered as a german entity. while the nordstrom to the company is based in switzerland. we discussed the situation with clients, ernst,

a member of the german parliament. he says that those who will suffer the most from this delay of the public does exhibit the only correlates into sergio, which this is unfortunate because the german as well as european customers, will eventually pay for such delays into it is necessary indeed that the pipeline opening is expedited as soon as possible for the gas to start flowing and fill up the storage facilities. as i've asked the federal government, if the current gas price increase has something to do with russia not fulfilling its contractual obligations, i have received confirmation. the russia has fulfilled all its contracts, and there is no information proving otherwise. this notion rather shows that here we have politically biased people who blame russia for anything that goes wrong. greg, we do have other pipelines that operationalize, we still have nor stream one and several other pipelines that allow us to obtain russian gas. however, because the netherlands, norway are planning to cope gas production,

i see that nor to stream to will be vital to increase the gas a supply bringing i can only worn not to further politicize. the issue of europe's energy supply. germany alone has made plenty of mistakes and it will be very wrong to drive to the extreme. it is not that russia does not want to supply, rather it's a problem with those countries of transit that can abuse these circumstances. so i would like to warn you not to mix politics and not to take advantage of this situation around by the roost, as it may once again, eventually lead to a discussion about the fate of this pipeline was who config me. mom is energy prices are also surging in the united states. joe biden is calling for an investigation into whether illegal conduct on the markets is to plane. although the oil industry does argue that the spike in price is, is also due to mishandling by the white house administration. that's after the u. s . held a major auction for leasing oil production areas. she stays after biden pledge to

cut emissions and limit fossil fuels during the climate you and climate summit in scotland at the auction generated more than a $190000000.00 the highest in the past 2 years. meanwhile, the top oil industry association does blaine, the biden administration for the rise in prices at the pump. this is a distraction from the fundamental market share that has taken place and the ear advise government decisions that exacerbations turns in situation. economics professor jack resumes told us that the u. s. government like focus on spending more on dream energy any time say well, it's certainly not the favorable to green energy because what it means is that the focuses is increasingly and still on fossil fuels. a green energy is a for the future, it appears it's going to take several years for any of the spending. and of course, we don't know how much the u. s. will spend,

because most of it is in the legislation. call the reconciliation bill. that doesn't look like it's going to pass. we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now is companies attempt by raising prices to recoup the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact of the shut downs, or they're trying to make up the ground. and they're raising their prices everywhere. close companies will just exported anyway, so it probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action. but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for a compromise somewhere. and while he dinners looking for a compromise, the situation is going to get much worse. now new daily is considering a new locked em, but not because of cov id, it's actually because of toxic air pollution with authorities in the indian capital

. now awaiting court approval for the measure or the pollution has been linked to the deaths of more than a 1000000 indians each year with new deli notoriously called, the world's most polluted capital. made the crisis coal burning plants and construction sites have been closed. and school children and workers have been told to stay at home, my colleague and hawkins discussed the measures with a panel of guess in the short term. no, i mean doesn't. let's come down to human rights and people deciding what risks they want to take and how they want to live their lives. i mean, if people are formed, for example, that there is a high beta, small pollution that can say at home or where mosque. so choose safety motions, but surely, you know, putting, you know, these are these math measures in place for businesses, for schools, for construction sites. is this too much of a what some people call money sake? i think if we had a government messaging, whether it's coded, climate change or anything else, we'd be in addition to the emergency. when you,

when you're talking about things, you have to take measures and then you don't need lockdown. let's not get locked down or failure. last ditch attempts, when governments have no solution extremely popular, and i don't want to do when you've got an emergency situation where there's a massive peach in toxic pollution like half a moment at the local government, have to take some action to reduce the sources of pollution also people can still use public transport, they can walk, they can still cycle, but actually what they're actually talking about in terms of locked down, it's not locking down people, it's locking down vehicles. if you're walking out for environmental races, it's very device level. and because it will cause a huge amount of disruption or immediate, it's a lower plan to deal with this. what is a compromise that can be reached to protecting people's health and respecting

people of human rights and desire to live freely normally will compromise is true or she for the opportunity to be one of the big problems with the government's u. k is actually refugees that are by the issues, the alternatives. what if anything is shopped out and this isn't just for the national level, it sort of reiko for perceived government saw a free speech and you're being basically are the the trainer. we can have it ready for you to decide what is the best action of a lockdown? why don't is it supposed to be used as a last resort? when all the other policies there might be actually affected short term, but it shouldn't be used as a medium to long term solution. what we really need is a solution. solution in general are doing the measures

like forward because i think they just rock population a column b, c march. so it's better to actually take a long time. i want you to $83.00 of each se, watching our scenes national. that brings you up today to say 5, it's friday morning. we'll be back with more stories about home with is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe?

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attentions are high. violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be costs that would be significant to quote countries. border disputes don't go away, they just fester. something's going to happen. we're seeing high levels one to keep creeping in economic life. and i think with all the way of the disruption of global supply chains with spike in the cost of energy, we're seeing a way appearance of inflation. and i think all of these constitute on the economy, scroll down to sign risks, which could mean a window is still ahead of us despite the moderation of the severity with

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