ah, one rescuer was found alive, he's one of our medics who was saving people right then, a small miracle after a horrific tragedy. one rescuer is found to live in a siberian coal mine after being presumed dead. i criminal negligence probe has been opened into thursday's explosion, which claimed over 50 lives also ahead on the program, a new strain of cobra is identified in south africa. i made fears, it could prove far more infectious than previous variance. we got to take all the russian investment fund, head, overseeing the rule. i told the sputnik vaccine the new variant, of course, has to be started. and we need to see how bishops does exist, and lic seeing site games in your area. so it shouldn't be bald, and we're in a monopoly. you should be ball court, folio different extreme technologies. just days after the migrant tragedy in the

english channel. the french president is incent, stopped. the british prime minister took to twitter to lecture horace of the crisis . ah, just after 70 m and mexico city 7 pm in duncan on for in the afternoon here in moscow this friday, november the 26. welcome to the news, our an art. see. let's begin by bringing you some pictures we received a little earlier from the russian emergency services of a rescuer who has been fined, alive after thursday deadly. my an explosion inside berea. his survival has been called a miraculous. the death toll has not been revised to 51. people with the recovery operation, no forced to be halted because of fears of another explosion was

ruined. so let me share some great news while the risky teams were working in the mind facing all the risks down there, one rescuer was found alive. he's one of our medics who was saving people right there. this wish him health present boulden has issued an award for the 6 rescuers including the recovered person. the other 5 will receive pos, humorous awards. all this is nothing short of a miracle. one of the rescue workers who was presumed dead as of this morning, has unexpectedly turned up, alive, reported, leaving, coming out to the rescuers on his own. he was one of those 6 missing rescuers who were declared yesterday to have not made it out of the mind when the operations was, were for to a halt. now this is obviously giving hope to the relatives of the victims at as of this point, there are now $51.00 victims. ah, instead of 52, that was initially reported earlier this morning. but unfortunately,

the authorities say that there's probably not much chance that they will find any more survivors. this is wanted of a kind miracle. as a matter of fact, the rescuer himself is right now in stable condition. however, it's important to know just how unusual the says, especially given the chaos and the devastation that was going on in that mine. a quick breakdown of what happened is basically that almost a full day ago at 9 am on thursday local time. there were reports of an explosion and smoke spreading throughout the mine. at that point, there were 283 people working there and most of them managed to survive. a one of the so i was actually spoke to us and describe the chaos of that situation. we pulled out the saw blade, then we heard a loud banged, and that was it. we couldn't see anything. there was gus everywhere. those who could drop to the floor and put on their self rescue devices. those who were able to came out, and those who couldn't, didn't. now,

behind me is the mine where this all happened. we've been here all morning and throughout the entire day, relatives of the victims have been pouring in odds, who 1st of all received the final word on the fate of their loved ones and pick up some personal belongings. things like keys, their cars, us some clothes, and what have you. obviously there were all the family members were all very distraught. these are the wives, the mothers, the daughters, the sons, close relatives of these miners who unfortunately died here. ah, now obviously people want answers at this points and a criminal investigation has been launched into at what led up to this tragic accident. and already there have been some arrests made of, namely the head of the mining organization, his deputy, as well as the person in charge of this particular mine. also, there were 2 safety inspectors arrested, who apparently carried out a safety inspection of this particular this exact mine just a week ago,

a week before this tragic accident. now while that criminal investigation is still ongoing, so obviously people want answers and hopefully will receive more of them in the near future. however, right now the thoughts are with those who lost their loved ones in this incidence. and hopefully, maybe despite the unlikely and us of it that more survivors could actually turn up, but we'll just have to wait for that. yet another highly infectious cobit strain has been identified this time in south africa. the world health organization has convened an emergency meeting to discuss potential risks. we heard from the head of the russian direct investment fund, which is overseeing the global distribution of the sputnik vaccine. he believes a range of different jobs still remains key to fighting the punting mc. i think it's very important to investigate because in your very out a so far i think has shown to be incredibly effective against all of the different

mutations. and we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a greater efficacy against bell to very and so the numerical course has to be started. and we need to see how additions as exists and mixing side games in your area. but also weekend really quickly about vaccine when you variant, if needed. and we believe that different countries support folio different like seats. we see as a monopoly walls and we're in a vacuum in europe failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about emma in a monopoly. it should be about the board folio of different extreme technologies, including russian vaccines, chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good. and all this report folio different vaccines can countries like themselves. so far, the new variant hasn't been officially named since being detected in south africa. it's also been found in botswana and hong kong. scientists say it has an unusually

high number of mutations, and they have described to this, quote, the worst so far. along with solutions, we believe the part of the ship between them are in the machine, and then the wire alexia mo, just put nick. so i chose, johnson and johnson astrazeneca provides a long be mule response that food allowed to avoid spikes is a, be a seen right now in europe in the us. because emma and they and then the vital partnership will provide full long been unity and just them are in a technology. we for example, in columbus trials in argent. jima showed that it's nick, like seeing increases ancient borders into cell response, looks uniform vaccine and pipes. and today we had the great meeting was our chinese colleagues on the investments to think about joint award on different maybe combination of maxine, so we all want to partnerships and we believe that different restrictions are based on vaccine ah, approvals are wrong that

a difference function certificate should be interchangeable and acceptable. so i think the world needs to comp understanding that it's not so much about extreme brand. it's about level of anxious bodies isn't really matters is sometimes very individual responsible people, how quickly declines for different people. so, but really when you will decide political and appropriate cheering more to a site and want to much better a global community, you know what im units for global community, different lexia manufacturers together to solve this big problem of the world, the head of the russian direct investment fund, they're saying that partnerships between vaccine manufacturers is going to prove vital in tackling the health crisis. well, i'm delighted to say we're welcomed and programmed by doctor simon clark, a microbiologist from reading university in the u. k. for his takes. i'm an hello and saying, but it is, are saying this new very and it's the worst one. so foreign, potentially, the most infectious. i won't need to tell you that every new strain discovery

essentially is given the same billing. are they just covering their box or should we actually be really alarmed this time won't pay for get very excited to have their own favorite variance and say that it is going to cause a problem. but this one has accumulated quite a few mutations in interesting parts of it, spike protein, the spy, payday of course, is sort of like the virus is key on its surface. and it's cut itself a new key. essentially, this version of the virus and the antibodies that are raised against the vaccines and 11 has a new section, might not work against this new version of the key. similarly, this new key might be bit more active and allow for better transmission of the virus between persons, person without lead to people becoming more ill or at this stage, we don't know. we don't know, just because the transmit more readily does not mean the course that,

that people are going to be sicker. but if you have more people, even if that sick, potentially then the burden on your health service, your health system could be greater. countries are increasingly moving towards cobit help passes for access to such things as travel, restaurants, etc. do do the latest developments. me not there. know, a waste of time if you very into is spreading well, it depends if it's spreading in places where they have those policies in place that suggests that they're not stringent enough. because if you break people's opportunity to interact with other people, you're breaking the opportunity to contract with virus. these things don't come out of nowhere. and there is only one way of picking them up from another person. so we have to look at whether they're stringent enough where they're strict enough, or whether they need to be used is part of why the restrictions on their

own. they may know worked. it was 1st detected in south africa, spreading to bus one hong kong. we know the vaccine uptake, it's relatively low in africa compared to other parts of the world for perhaps understandable reasons does not have any rule to play here or do you think quite possibly yes, we have a what population really this is. this is a reason we guys, there is transmission, of course, needs to be remembered try. there is transmission even in vaccination populations, but soviet so it's no guarantee that this came from an unvaccinated part of the world. but it is a, this 2nd significant for information, southern africa, isn't it? it is yes. and unfortunate coincidence, or we just don't know. we just don't know at this stage, they have had the infection numbers really low in south africa and we're doing a k. this is crop top and then number the start to,

to escalate. so whether that's coincidence, whether that's because we don't know. yeah. so the african scientists helping complaining of their countries being unfairly punished be because they did a good job and identifying this strain so quickly. do they have a right to feel aggrieved and not respected? i suppose that support the country needs not doors shut in its faith. it is simple they need but similarly, you know, in any country in the world, people will get very annoyed very quickly if they think that government is not keeping out or trying to keep out at least potentially new, potentially more infectious very. and i think that will be acceptable in the u. k. or anywhere else we've, we've learned a lot since we talk to, i remember speaking to last year assignment, but different variance and you know, but perhaps detecting things earlier. what can be done this for into appears to have been detected relatively early. do we have

a head start in terms of containing a can we learn from earlier mistakes were coded or, or do last year's events suggest that the council ready out of the bag at this stage of the cat will be out to the bag. it's just how quickly runs around the world. we know that it's, it's gotten to hong kong, i believe also, there are cases that have been the cases of it. israel, i suspect it's gone. i will swear as well, and you'll find that it's gone. places with no such dig surveyed in south africa has good surveillance because of their experience. we pay t v in the past, hong kong israel, all good surveillance. other countries know so much, you know, the u. k. russia were anywhere anywhere they can be infected from said countries. it doesn't have to come from southern africa. it's dispiriting though, isn't it? you know, if these new strains have the potential to keep coming along and evading the effectiveness of vaccines. you know, it doesn't take a grump to say that this pandemic never going to end. that's the thinking out there . when something, if this emerges, it's pretty depressing. yes, but you know,

those of us who deal with this sort of thing and the family sort of thing knew that it was always going to be the case that the, this was a possibility. while the vaccine verify past the concealment, they are essential. they were never going to be a silver bullet. and i do think the politicians in some part of the parts of the world. i have promised what they could be when really they shouldn't to time. so i'm, and thanks very much for your time today. awesome tribal, speaking to dr. simon clark microbiologist from the case reading university. a war of words hers are updated between france and the u. k. falling wednesday's tragedy in the english channel, when 27 migrants drawn the french president as lashed out at bars. johnson for trying to negotiate over the crisis via social media and not directly live now to ortiz charlotte davinsky in paris to fill in the blanks on that one for us. charlotte, it seems to have gone from tragedy to acrimony in just

a number of days ticket through the fall then between london and paris, if you will. yes, that's why president michael now we are having that blistering attack directly at the u. k. prime minister boris johnson. this follows i just a fuel was after we found out that the french interior minister had essentially barred his u. k counterpart from coming to a meeting over the weekend where the current migrant crisis was due to be discussed . that means pretty patel will not be there. to represent you, k as frocks meets other countries such as belgium and the netherlands to find out how they can stop at this crisis from continuing this, all of course results following a tragedy early this week in which 27 people lost their lives. when they dingey capsized as they were trying to cross over the english channel. now, boris johnson published this latter on twitter,

which was talking about cooperation. what could be done between the 2 countries that has really irked france at president mac korn, saying that, you know, this is absolutely unacceptable. this is what else he had to say. i just re secrete, emitted, i'm surprised by these methods says they're not serious. one leader does not communicate with another on these questions via twitter or an open letter, so that it will that letter from boris jones you cases. okay. it doesn't regret publishing it on a social media site, and it says that it was published in the spirit of cooperation. so what did the latter say that really irked france? well, one of the things that boss johnson suggested is that british police could patrol with french police here on french soil in a bid to eliminate this problem. and even worse, which really has put people's backs up,

is boyce olson suggested that any migrants that reached the u. k from france should be sent back. i propose that we put in place of bi lateral re admissions agreement to allow all illegal migrants who cross the channel to be returned. you know, the situation between the 2 countries has been pretty poor now for some time. they have been arguing over at several issues, but this really marks a serious decline in the relations france for its part is made lots of accusations against the u. k. it says the you case for to attractive for migrant. that's why people are risking their lives to cross the english channel. it says cache. and it for hand jobs are which are on the black market, are much easier to get hold of. and while people make asylum applications and waiting for the results that they often at given shelter, they given access to medical care and they given money such as around 40 pounds

a week. this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is our law. we're trying to pass at the moment, which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at unfavorably on your application. however, there are some that say that doesn't go far enough. and the called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders, but i see that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration and solemn policy unless whisker of the human rights act. now the u. k. says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, i mean, who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having. in this post breaks period, it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving. it shows on these terribly ad edits treacherous conditions,

and it says that it seen reco. it's high asylum seekers and they haven't been at this level for around 20 years. and in the last 11 months, more than 25000 people have crossed successfully over the channels. it says france just simply isn't doing enough. now the friendship reacted to that and said, look, it's pretty impossible to monitor every meter of coastline in northern france. it something like 300 miles long, the senior people hide behind some deans. it says it's doing whatever it can. now they were foot cools, full cooperation between the 2 nations as a result of that tragedy early this week. but what we're now seeing instead is war is turning out to be a serious diplomatic rift. taken us through the story from paris ortiz, charlotte, to mitigate resident joe biden has delivered his thanksgiving speech with the

message america's back. but it was far from a typical national holiday. what with an ongoing pandemic and inflation of a 3 decade high looking at how soaring prices have affected the celebrations. here southgate dealer this thanksgiving. it wasn't the talk he hoping for a pardon, but the president, because that this boy, the only thing that's not been hit by inflation us. i'll biden's ratings. but don't worry because his right hand woman has a slight grasp of the issue. a prices have gonna yes, they have probably why coming i decided to take advantage of a walk ship to paris to drop a cool $400.00 on a single cooking pot. so much better than over paying back home. now the average american though decided to reuse lost his pot for this year's turkey to keep the price of the thanksgiving meal down. but it still ended up costing 20 percent more than in 2020. so maybe if they'd listen to the mainstream media's top tips,

they could saved a dollar or 2, perhaps forgo the turkey. bear with me, i know that is the staple of the thanksgiving meal. however, some people think turkey is overrated. and so it's tends to be the most expensive thing on the table. maybe you do an italian feast instead. now if you shorten ideas where to buy things, you're cheap italian feast, i recommend puppy into your local branch of the dollar tree web. every item costs you guessed at a dollar for 35 years, that is been inflation popped along and it's now the $1.25 tree which might sound unprecedented and very, very bad. but actually, you know, inflation is nothing more than biden's enemies spreading rumors a lot of talk about inflation and nothing from you. but in general out there has been, um, it's become a political huddle. and while spending all your savings on a holiday meal might seem a big deal, you're really losing sight of the big picture here. they didn't really appreciate

that. within a year, the bite administration has passed 2 major pieces of legislation through both the house and the senate. now i wonder if the truck has have just been mandated vaccination amid a supply chain crisis. an historic shortage of drivers. appreciate biden. all those who this winter were probably see their energy bills jump by up to 50 percent. all those who might have noticed a cold christmas, but a dark one to people who are monitoring the electric grid are incredibly concerned about brown, out or black out. and wait, wait, wait, wait in the future or now. now and yes, bite and did release him next. oil barrels to fight rising energy prices. but some think he's just covering up the real problem. his own energy policy. that's why 14 states suit biden for stopping oil and gas leases. lawmakers want him to reopen the keystone pipeline and unions that backed him in the elections. now site,

you regret it. generally, there are too many fans of his. all that in green thing president by was energy policy is both weak and dom. but just as common has got a handle on inflation. the energy sack, which he knows has stopped. so don't worry how many barrels of oil does u. s. consume per day? i don't have it given how well things are going. it's really missile. wonder that biden's pannier 2024. we run. but you want to celebrate thanksgiving this year with only foods a had risen price the last year. you could have hotdogs, she's lettuce and cookies. so even beyond the economic and financial lecture of inflation in places, roy, individual style to action has tremendous social pictures, role is devastating. the by the administration is far more worried about making sure the blame is cast on the previous administration. as opposed to addressing the actual causes a better thing right now would be for the government to to observe some sort of

fiscal. busy and monitors sobriety, and what prices are go back to whether we're before the pandora. but it seems like, as has been said many years by democratic politicians are, they're not going to let a good crisis going to waste and they're going to take every opportunity they can to get the sorts of policies and the sorts of platforms passed, washed ok. and a side note to that story. the white house has reveal what joe biden himself. 8 for thanksgiving on the menu was time roasted turkey. sounds good on mam. jacobs. save re stuffing and unimpressive array of not one, not 2, not $34.00 deserts including pumpkin pie on chocolate chip ice cream. so no low cost turkey substitutes for the commander in chief. you'll be pleased to hear here. let's turn to another story. we're closely keeping tabs on africa fury over

a re similar cubans. saddam, it's not letting up despite the army reinstated. i said, prime minister on sunday there has been constant on rest. r t senior correspond murat gosti at he's there on filed the following report from a rooftop in the sudanese capital. well, these are the traditional thursday demonstrations here. so darling, our cartoon the crowd, these schindler thousands. we had seen many small columns forming in various neighborhoods before converging here and what they all want these for power to be handed over by the military to a civilian government. properly this time, without any acceptance, they bought the military step down. many people here feel betrayed by prime minister ham dock, who signed an agreement with the military, giving up a lot of civilian bower to the military weed. if you, with this agreement between hung dog and moran, and this give legitimacy and legal situation for a coup with a fuel system we want,

comp will not complete civil society and complete civil government decade allen, my body. but we are here to re emphasize the revolutions demands, which are freedom, democracy, and the spirits of the revolution or change needs to happen in this country in a way that evokes the noble uncompromising september revolution, which sorta demands to be met no matter the cost. my, my getting a safe, what does re it, why getting and see why did we all hug? fly? yeah, he get something good al, we all know that bad. it's not like this be wine handout of tear gas out, or something of the sort had been slide here, but we haven't seen any police there also ties burning are on the road. that is also a traditional part of these protests whereby brooks is to set them alighted major intersections, they, they barricade made up of bricks of stones to stop traffic. that is civil disobedience, but the crowd disease, very diverse. there are elderly,

here there are women, there are children are also men. all sorts of people from all walks of life. of these crowds are much smaller than what all get eyes is that poor, poor, they're also much smaller than we had seen earlier. many people at zag given up, many people no longer see the point in these demonstrations. they don't believe that any good change, positive change will come of these demonstrations after, after 2 years of them. so the crowds are much thinner than organized, had hoped they had, who, for a 1000000 people that come out the streets of hot dorm to condemn last month q. i, qx by the military and that also get them the civilian, the, the prime minister. i'm dr. deal with the military power sharing deal, which they see as a betrayal of the revolution. garage gosti, of in cartoon. now,

$200000000000.00 is predicted to be spent in the us this year on holiday travel on summer lines are preparing for the onslaught in unusual ways. including giving tie quando lessons to cabin crew news view shoes as that on a whole lot more. besides in moments ah, what a piece a new face has emerged. we don't have a therapy. we don't have a vaccine. whole world needs to take action and be ready to go. people are just, you know, come with them, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also

know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us, it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with i double membrane stretches which i like sex, which capture, pushes the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water, the incinerator of the cell, the licensing for degradation. so that's what we'll talk to you soon. americans are projected to spend close to 200000000000 dollars this year on travel during the holiday. but while the cost to go over the hills and through the woods might be higher this year, no matter your me, the transportation the fuses and the tempers are much shorter. we will discuss how

airlines are handling the crowds and those unruly passengers as some wonder if the industry is really prepared to handle the holiday rush. and also, another statue has been removed from a city hall this time, thomas jefferson joining a list of over $100.00 confederate statutes of from debt. there were torn down just last year, but as more calls for maine, for statues, from every period american history leading back all the way to her founding to be removed. will there be any left standing and is it fair to judge history with modern day standards? i am sky now here, and we're going to give you the $350.00 view of these issues on this special panel edition of news news use right here on our america. ah, maybe it is your desire to get out of the house or maybe your ambition to see love .