court will still be justice. these is hard to do. okay. ah, german chancellor, anglo merkel announced his harsh curbs on the unvaccinated. those rallies continue against mandatory inoculation amid a surgeon cove. it worries over the new on the chrome strain. as rushes topped up about notes, the u. s. has torn up practically every treaty with moscow. so again, of reforms so that the kremlin won't take kindly to even more hot sanction threatened by his u. s. counterpart of talks in sweden. had a trope of documents appears to show the u. s. government failed to prosecute cia employees suspected of child sex abuse. ah, hello, there life from moscow. this is art international. it's 10 in the evening on thursday

here in the russian capital 2 in the afternoon in new york. we're going to start, we can wrap up what's been we've been following over the past few hours, the reports of a man who paced outside the street outside the un headquarters in new york with a shotgun held to his own throat. he's now being taken into custody over the last couple of hours. large numbers of police and law enforcement vehicles have been responding to the incident and the area had been cordoned off. all you and staff had been ordered to remain inside the building as a security precaution. the authorities had caught and off the area and told people to stay away as they detained the men. or more countries saw detecting the new cobit strain army crumb among the latest or india, switzerland, and iceland. in germany, the government there has announced tightened restrictions on unvaccinated citizens had this considering making jabs mandatory as outgoing chance. langler merkel says vaccinations are the only way after the crisis via the end. when aside,

we will reserve access to cultural and recreational facilities and events throughout germany only to those who have been vaccinated or cured. it is also possible to do an additional test for those with a complete vaccination plan though every day. shops like supermarkets are excluded reagan dental, often or with all the measures being imposed. not every one in germany thinks than necessary. one anti mandatory vaccination rally and munich on wednesday led to classes with police. you can say leasing to foster. com people down. the protest was also held in solidarity with a similar demonstration in austria that was held a day earlier. that's the novel ways to treat the sake germany, a clinic in bavaria. this illuminating the rooms of covered patients with a red light and try make conditions more comfortable and relaxing. or the other effect of this is it also makes the number of coven case is clearly visible from outside the building. and quite a few of them, as you can see, germany's chance at a bale of shots, his voice,

his support for compulsory vaccinations. he said that he once $30000000.00 people to get the jap by the end of this month. but critics say that's not enough time for ologist. thomas schultz from the hanover medical school points out that to achieve that feet that would have to be more than a 1000000 vaccinations per day. it has been kind lucas seeker, if you will, have to vaccinate 1250000 citizens per day managed. and an early summer when vaccination preparedness was high at that time, many people were vaccinated. in the meantime, it has become more rare. the problem is not the injection, but the education. we need to find a clear legal solution so that no one is held liable if there was a vaccination problem. technically it is certainly possible and many other countries do the same. i have never been a fan of compulsory vaccination, but i think we have to do it. as we see there will not be possible to vaccinate 90 percent of the population. otherwise we need that to deal with delta. and a former chron turns out to be more dangerous than we will have to achieve such a high vaccination rate. there is no other way to do that except with compulsory

vaccination. the vaccinations will work at least to some extent. it won't be that the vaccinations don't work at all against army cred. we can be sure of that. the question is, how effective they will be. if we assume that the vaccinations will not work so well against the army kron. it is important that we achieve a high vaccination rate. that is the most important thing. that is why we have to vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate, and boost boost booster. and here are in south africa, the country that 1st identified the very end daily, new covered cases of double dare in the past 24 hours. but everyday life there is continuing pretty much as normal with shops and restaurants, remaining open artes policy or is there kim, south africa approaching a cobra positive case per day? now this is a 20 percent increase from what the figures were just a few days ago before the commute perfect value and we conduct was discovered the world is terrified and like this. so can you imagine that south africa to wait for

1st came forward and i tend to type in the strain. you have people here with who are just the fighting officer, the waste on open. nobody, as you can see, social distance thing. nobody is wearing moss. i'm one of the few people here and just i think i'm the only person who's wearing them off and even that is on my turn being out is, is, or is it is right by. you can also not limit your life for living in fear. because if you live in fear, you will always be consolidated to the circumstances that you are in for like going against rules. so we don't, we don't, we not very law abiding citizens in many cities around the world. you have to show a cause a passport when entering a restaurant. in other words, keeping vaccinated. hearing south africa, no such thing exists. and this is a country way 70 percent of the population has not been vaccinated. and the entry factors are using, and that's new on the, on varian. as at vaccinations don't work. the only thing you need to do in south

africa when entering a restaurant, it's put on some sen. we only gets an entire and sometimes it gets screamed, sometimes on his screen. okay, temperature, which is the temperature to the mean back off when. well, some people can go to a restaurant during the 19th, but because of the ignorance, nobody actually take it into consideration. so i feel like the safety protocol letter, please put in place and not enough to ensure that everybody is safe. you can only assume that everyone is vaccinated. who's you would never know? so if you vaccinated, you did your pot to sounds like of the population to remain calm. he says that there is enough information known about on we can at this stage not to justify that restrictions. however, he has war that he might consider mandatory destination for some activities and for some location. it's the situation to terry. in the meantime, the sub to open,

the restaurants are open to schools open. you can travel any way in the country you want. you can wear moss keep enough, where? moss, you can social distance, you cannot social distance. in fact, what more south africans are afraid off is not a locked down, rather than i'll be con. policy a r t to hand is the south africa rushes top. diplomats into his u. s. counterpart of our teds talks that the organization for security and cooperation in europe, meeting in sweden, trading warnings of a military escalation in eastern europe with washington threatening to further extend sanctions. moscow says that it will be forced to respond reporting next. his peter oliver. i suppose you can't get to grips with bridging wat, divide to you unless you get all of those problems out on the table. it certainly seems to be the way diplomacy is being carried out here in stockholm it on the sidelines of this o se ministerial conference, as the former minister of russia said gala from held a meeting with the secretary of state of the united states,

anthony blinking. what we heard from said gala rolf was a list of issues he has and what russia has with the way that russia has being dictated to by nato, by the united states. and by the west. he said, time and time again, the western partners of russian nato, the united states. everybody else saying that they had either miss on st. misunderstood or deliberately misconstrued the minsk agreement. and until that was properly adhered to, that it could never ultimately be a reality on the ground. talking about treaties though, said gala, for all pointed out that there is a real lack of agreement to concrete, written down when it comes to russia and the west for those continues to escalate the situation directly on our borders. and as for military security and the euro atlantic region, it continues to deteriorate. there was only one treaty left between russia, the united states, on the limitation of strategically offensive weapons. the treaty on short,

a medium range missiles and the open skies treaty were essentially torn apart by our american colleagues. a, sag 11 off also said that in the very near future, moscow would put forward a new security strategy and new security packed that it wants to see. have some certain things written down in black and white. as far as the relationship between nato and russia. ghost now, antony blinking, the u. s. secretary of state also had given a press conference following that meeting. he said that as far as he was concerned, and as far as the united states was concerned, russia posed a significant risk to the security of ukraine. and he said that if there was any increase or any action taken by russia to further increase, those are those risks that were posed that they would be serious consequences. there would be serious consequences for brushing aggression toward ukraine as well as some of the efforts that we see russia taking to try to

destabilize ukraine from within. well, the problem with sanctions, of course, is as they always result in counter sanctions and fight said gay law for all did say that there had been essentially a failure of diplomacy from his western partners and said that if serious sanctions were imposed on russia that there would be consequences going back field awake that usually posterior group. know if, if new as they say hellish sanctions follow and of course we will react. we cannot not react well, will be our response. it will be seen. i do not want to guess what the west will decide to do, threatening some financial sanctions, new sectoral sanctions. this is a dead end road, and in the end, you will back fire on the initiators of these illegitimate unilateral measures the secretary of state of the united states and the foreign minister of russia were never going to get to the bottom of all of the problems between the 2 countries here in stock co, what we may potentially take away from this is something that anthony blinking said

after his and his meeting with said galen, for all he said that had been a frank and full discussion and honest and sober and debates and they both have foreign ministers, both senior diplomats will take it off away to their respective presidents and we may well see some more discussion it that much higher level in the very near future evidences come to light that some c i employees have been involved in child sex crimes, a trove of documents, has revealed an apparent failure by the u. s. government to prosecute. c. i employee suspected of child sex abuse. he goes on over pulse, more than $3600.00 pages of deeply disturbing material. 75 of them ever more. so the part of the trove logging sex crimes against children committed by at least 10 cia employees and contractors in the worst of cases against very young children. when had inappropriate sexual activity with an unidentified 2

year old girl committed to having inappropriate sexual contact with funder, then 6 year old on 2 separate occasions, the p b voted unanimously to recommend termination and revocation of his clearances. the eastern district of virginia u. s. attorney's office declined prosecution of based on taint issues. this individual whose identity was clothed by a code name along with everybody else was fired but never charged according to the papers. another ca, employee was caught with thousands of inappropriate images of children on his work, laptop. the agency employee had used his united states government, laptop computer to view approximately 14000 images of pornography, of which 1400 were of under age individuals. the united states attorney's office decline prosecution of in favor of administrative action by the agency in view of the p. b. recommendations is recommended at this case, be closed with no further action was any legal action taken against them?

well, the answer to that question remains a mystery. none of the $75.00 pages mention anything of the sort. they do mention a cia contract to them who crawled into the darkest corner of the internet and thought he was seducing a child. the child, luckily, turned out to be an undercover of b. i agent from allegedly solicited an undercover essay from the fbi i in an online chat room, in an attempt to travel interstate for the purposes of having sex with what he believed to be an under his child. the case is being closed, the agency terminated the contract with the individual, and again, apparently no further action was taken. yet they say they take such crimes very seriously. while we cannot comment on the reasons why specific cases with declined, we do take very seriously any allegation the all prosecutes is declined to potential case based on an improper assessment of the relevant factors. accept

according to unconfirmed reports, the c i a was actively unenthusiastic about the idea of legal action against its employees and contractors concerned more with the risks of classified information being compromised in the court. crossfire, c, i, a, officers and contractors can commit the most heinous crimes, crimes against children, and not be prosecuted. they are very good at covering up crimes. all they have to do is say, sources and methods. all they have to do is say that they want to protect classified information. there should have been whistleblowers at every step of the way. and the reason why it took so long for this news to finally see the light of day is because the cia fought it in court. this is what the polygraph is for. it's supposed to weed out perverts and criminals and crazy people, unless there is serious change inside the cia and certainly more transparency. i don't see this changing at all. and it took years for these papers to even become

public and reveal that apparently the c i a badge is a real life equivalent of a get out of jail free card even for the worst of crimes. we've sent a request to both the c i and also to give us attorney's office for virginia to gather comments about these cases. if we do hear back, we will tell you of course, what they say except to 30000 households in the u. k. a without electricity for a 6th day after a huge storm caused the biggest power disruption in more than a decade and claimed the lives of 3 people. northern england, the parts of scotland were worst effected with many residents forced out of their homes. i come home. it's what it feels. look like, i have no roots, it's a bit tough. sorry, i didn't mean to cry, but it's been hard like we brought our animals at home and she, we are going to go for each other one today. and it is that feel very unsettling is

still trying to work and take the kids to school and carry on like normal. but everything feels of saddam, you really have a base, so spit hard. well, tens of thousands of people in the north of england are still living without electricity or a power supply for a 6 consecutive day now, and it feels like there's simply no end in sight. as many people have been told that power won't be restored until at least another week. now i'm in south lakes in cumbria. what people are really quite desperate now to try and find a warm place to stay. hotels like this one have indeed open up their doors is being funded by the local counselors, nearly 1800 people are still in a near on black out in justice area are alone really. that includes those most vulnerable, like the elderly, those living alone as well in as i can really say, absolutely freezing weather conditions. now the local counselor who's been relentlessly working day and night to try and re home people. she says as the

community that's really come together, she hasn't seen any support from the government. the government is not in the community has done everything. it was only yesterday that we gotten the 1st and teams going out and actually attempting to find people. but that was 5 days into this with as a say minus 5 degrees to 2 degrees temperatures. if he were to head all people who in a room with no heat, no lights, no food, no means of a hot food, no hot drink. if you to say that, that agent for one night's he would say that was extreme, but that to that, and it's been ongoing. well, the prime minister boris johnson says he's extremely sympathetic to all of those that have been affected whilst the business secretary, he says that the government is ensuring that people are comfortable when he was taken to task in the house of commons by the opposition. what is the government

doing to help the most vulnerable residence in durham to get the help that they need not to moral, not next week, but to day, we are working with the job of the local residents for the 1st instance. in the 1st instance, to find out what's going on to coordinate local responses. and then the government has very, very focus on helping them to get what they need to make the situation much more comfortable for people haven't been comfortable. that's certainly not the reality here or tool. i've heard numerous stories from many different people saying that they've been waiting days to get a response from the power supply companies only to be sent a generic text message saying that they are working to fix the problem. now we've seen that damage really caused by storm all when we have seen debris in the roads, live wires, power supply wires simply on the roads and even in people's garden. so this is no

exaggeration to say, it's been an incredibly traumatic time. we went to blackpool to stay the but the commuting is just been so hard. obviously we've left a house, we've left animals and we just left for blackpool. and i finally got hold of somebody when i was in blackpool, who said, we do know of your fault because the 1st few times we had friends phoning for us and they said, or they don't know of your fault, we flag them down and they said they don't know of the faults, and then i did get hold of him. they said, we do know of your fault now, and just to be patient and to wait. so we're waiting. we haven't heard anything yet . so when they gonna fix it, well, the government and power supply companies say that this situation is totally unprecedented. and of course, it is storm all and has the wind speeds up to 98 miles per hour and some areas of the country, the snow has just continued to full. it all really feels like the united kingdom isn't really prepared to deal with a situation like this one. but it has taken some areas almost back into the victorian era and leaving families attentively in the dark. just

a few weeks christmas to else to the head on the program to night, the asylum seek a dispute between the u. k and france deepened as president micron reportedly labels the british prime minister, a clown. take a look at that for you. among all stories off to this ah ah ah

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with oh, hello again. cove it is no longer a disease that only puts at severe risk elderly people and those with pre existing medical conditions with doctors now warning, the younger people that becoming more susceptible to new variance. we visited a child health clinic here in moscow.

ah, ah, what age are the children here and what condition are they into one of our children at age from one month to 17 years, the conditions varied severity for children, her severely ill and in the intensive care unit. but unlike adults, co related pneumonia is less common among children, but it still happens. listen showing 3 to full and c t severity to period form. so this means complete lung damage, almost 100 percent or store. or what is especially alarming is that very importantly, just like an adult, there's a tendency for the disease to rapidly develop. meaning that at some point, no 10 percent of the lungs are affected. and then suddenly it's up to almost 100

percent. yes, that's exactly what we've been seeing, especially when parents wait too long to call a doctor. how old are you? 10 years out there. exactly. how do you feel? no, sometimes i have a headache, but i'm okay. that's not a my point. how long have you been ill? 10 days already? oh yes, i'm in my 2nd week, which are age puts are at risk, which is we've actually seen the highest incidence. right among teenagers, 2 thirds of the children, a school age. kids look between 7 and 17 years old is because they are hanging out together and contact and each other all the time. right. among other things, yes, you now to them, it's mostly tmj is that become and thanked it because they always hanging out together also because statistically, they demonstrate a more severe cause of illness than individuals of other ages. don't get rid of them because their bodies are growing so fast. and because of their hormonal processes, yes,

mono bye grounds. and the physical transformation can influence the illnesses more that the lessons are affected by more risk factors related to the course of the disease. for you to chew it, the game is ended, nobody is it, and it's not a harmless disease. it's not sorry that we sound the alarm and there is a disease for which there is no medicine. we have to day the course of the disease is unpredictable. we don't know why someone has it hard and someone else has an easy human. we, as we know there are risk groups, but for some unknown reason with a severe case of the disease and it can be observed among healthy children. ah, here's a child and eventually wearing an oxygen mask. well yes, the child is really missing his mother, which is logical. that's why we always talk to him. the doctors are always with him . otherwise, he can tear off the mask that children are getting much sicker than in the 1st way . and worse than the 2nd. and 3rd or yes, worse than waves 2 and 3,

which in joker as yours are for us near your full complications, develop very often as the coated. i do not depend on the severity of the disease or even children who have shown no symptoms, face complications. what do you think about vaccinated adults? i think it's a very good idea. you're dreaming? yeah. hasn't died. there is no time to wait for children. are also a source of infection, which if children are not vaccinated, will not be able to grade the necessary collective immunity, which will have all been talking about her so love yet that works in that are both with the vaccine works. so what should the concerns be here? the theoretically, we understand that this vaccine cannot be more dangerous than ada. no virus infection. well, some of the vaccine is infectious for cell, but not for the body in between. at the level of the organism, the virus does not reproduce the earth, was any real sinew, priesthood, ah,

his lead by a clown. that's how the french president branded boris johnson. as francis form a u. k, amvoy warns relations of hit that worst in more than 200 years. leading and pain from johnson's party brushed off microns in cell calling his anti british stance a pantomime, designed to win votes ahead of next year's french presidential election. and mcroy allegedly made thee deeply under blue matic remarks in a private conversation after a growing number of public rouse. bobo talks to me, full speed, everything is going well. we have grown up conversations, but he strikes me before and after, as having an inelegant way about him. it's always the same circus. it's sad to see such a great country with which we could do so much led by a clown. while the latest spat mcclintock a fence to a letter, johnson tweeted that appeared to blame france for record flows of asylum seekers. paris promptly scrapped its invitation to the u. k. to crunch european talks on migration. last week, of course, 27 migrants died,

attempting to make the perilous journey across the english channel. as the inflatable boat capsized, it was one of the deadliest events since the migrant crisis began. france and the u . k. of also been at loggerheads in a post breakfast dispute of a fishing rice. even so some of the british premier's fellow party and peace have been rallying to his defense thing. we're in to pantomime season on we and as the french election coming, as i'm pretty on out for word. because the prime ministers in the town is the elected prime minister of this country with a very big mandate leading this country through the pandemic. i'm surprised to hear that and, and disappointed and openly am sure that we can continue to try and work together to tackle this unconscious that we will. i will hope that we will get a formal response back. marty host of former british m p. george galloway says, world leaders should refrain from making such bitter comments about one another in public discourse. o me, old fashioned, but i don't think the heads of state and heads of government should be publicly talking to each other and about each other in this way. it is indeed

a toxic on tong corby all that we have now. but if bodies johnson is the circus clown, i'm afraid the manuel micron is the circus dwarf and the british and the french deserve better than the leaders that they have. but they're the only leaders that we've got and they have to go on with resolving war arm. i think post partum politics. this is a anti nato, a post natal depression, on the part of the french and the e. u. in general. we have left them, they find it impossible to bear. they want us to fail. they want us even to suffer, and they are ready, as is abundantly clear every day to permit the floor of thousands of people every week trance has the opportunity to elect a new president. soon i hope they take the opportunity to make

a change. just as i wish that the british people could make a change. i'm satisfied with neither of these do leaders. but as long as they are the leaders, then they have to obey diplomatic norms. the official ceremony tomorrow, the end of anglo merkel, 16 years, as chancellor's just ended, she surprised some by choosing a punk rock song from her gift to play out. at the event the $974.00 east german hit. you forgot the kind of film as about a young girl telling her boyfriend for failing to bring the right camera equipment on holiday. each to the room, a mercury grew up in east germany, also handed a ceremonial red flower to defense minister and a great cramp caribella. military chiefs saluted the outgoing chancellor, dressed all in black. you summoned germany have dumped the mother of the nation, has one of its longest serving leaders. ah,

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