no more i'm joined by do have any political correspondent nina hobson in a good morning so i'm going to michael is made in the state premiers today we had some of the possible new measures that are going to be discussed what else could potentially be introduced. well i would say there are 3 key points that are on the agenda and that have caused a discussion already and one is of course that issue of the mosques some people in some regions have already introduced f.p. to mosques in public transport and in supermarkets but these social democrats he is say that they are too expensive but what they even can imagine is having a nation why not making it nationwide compulsory to wear medical mosques on public transport so that would include those doctors mosques that we all know from hospitals and they are significantly cheaper than the 2nd debate is about imposing potentially a nationwide curfew at night to stop people from going out but there's a lot of resistance against this measure and then of course the question is whether you can force employers to have more people work from home off

hobson now when you see which part of the city made up the ghetto you realize it was really the heart of warsaw. isn't used to ship if you take into account that the germans also carved off a piece for themselves what was left of warsaw for other residents was just a small part. of. the german housing district has been created for the protection of the german population at their request the police cannot guarantee germans living outside of this district the same degree of personal safety as is provided to those living within it hunts nazi party slighter warsaw. 'd night and day by rail in cops and buses jews arrive here from polish towns and villages. the individual vanishes in this enormous human mass people are crammed in individual faces around recognizable. the german army and civilians must in any event be protected from the jews immune carriers of disease the separation of jews from the rest of the population polish as well as ethnic germans is a moral and political imperative traffic in the center of warsaw has also been only minimally affected by the creation of the jewish hou

. >> chris hobson is the chief executive of nhs provider, the membership organization of the nationalservice hospital mental health community and ambulance services that treat patients in england. hei's been givingesponse about record numbers of coronavirus that's and cases in the u.k. -- deaths and cases in the u.k. >> it is very alarming. these numbers are going up rapidly all around. you're seeing infection rates go up, the number oinpeople dying up, the number of people in hospital with covid going up. jt really reinforces how serious this is. if i had one message for your viewers, certainly in the u.k., to be frank, is, it is really important to web server the rules on socialontact -- observe the rules on social contact. the only tools we have at the moment to restrict the spreaun f the virul we get the vaccines and places to reduce social contact. i would urge everybody, please followhe rules. that will reduce the number of people who die and patient harm. it will give the nhs the best possible chance that we really need to treat every single patient who needs help. >> the u.k.

variants and it being the dominant strain more and more but it is also patterned in the whole of hobson and literal however still it is very low prevalence so i'll only do next weeks will actually tell us more traction as if it is old and you see it very quickly over the next week or 2 but as you said these variants appear to be more contagious how are they achieving that. well there it is not good but it isn't all phenomena are for war or viruses and other microbes that sound can get more effects just have other advantages and whatever the advantages it's treacherous there's or other ways of to establish that or to. live to go bith the horse. it isn't foundation then these new terms or these variants will take over and become a dominant variant goods in about this or british area is that it does not look at all and be more lethal all the genic. this needs new strains are not really new they've been around for a couple of months now why do we know so little about these mutations. what we're not seeing and seeing all of us is. trying 290000 molecules he should sequence all the time which

and we have a huge lineup of guests today including dick parsons and mellody hobson, vice chair of the starbucks board and member of jpmorgan's board as well "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ ooh la la by cherie only from kohler. save without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. nationwide 5g is now included. switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back we have an update on the pandemic the united states reported a new single day record for covid deaths at 4110 deaths yesterday. new cases also set a record at nearly 269,000 this week alone, the united states has reported more than 1.6 million new cases and 19,000 new deaths new york governor andrew cuomo warning of potential shutdowns if the uk variant spreads in new york he said the danger is a surging hospi

it's almost a hobson's choice in a way.ng whether or not there was an inside job aspect to what we saw last week? >> yes. that is going to be investigated, because there has been rumors about the possibility that individuals we were escorted the day before. every aspect has to be looked at. how can you alter the outcome in the future if you don't fully understand what happened a week ago today? >> senator jeff merkley, we're going to show video later in the show. they were coming for you guys with bad intentions. thank god, as bad as it was, as rocking as it was to the country, it could have been a hell of a lot worse. thank god it wasn't. >> it could have been much, much worse. absolutely. >> senator, be well. >> thank you. >>> we're going to take a look at this question. i have no interest in going down some endless hallway of speculation, okay? and i'm not just going to act on rumors. but the question of how it was so easy for these people to get in. it can't just be about the capitol police, can it? was there any kind o

i wanted to be inside the stadium helping santos at times a different another pomade a supporter hobson louise made the trip from some palm knowing there were no tickets on sale for this manch. the american man can hold 80000 fans but only 5000 are allowed inside that that includes stadium workers journalists teams in their selected guests like some 2 span and one ball so obvious everyone had to test negative for cobra 19 to get access to the magic and i was and still is a monument to priscilla's passion for football but in 2020 it was used as a field hospital and became a symbol of the government's failed attempts to control the pandemic which has claimed more than 200000 lives the pandemic also loomed over the pre-match news conferences when teams usually talk about sports strategies in their hopes of winning the game not this time s. like ever that a person wants tons of a lot of it even more the real pressure is when we talk about life and death here it's a game and no matter what happens we'll go forward now people on the front lines like nurses and doctors that are fighting to bea

we can now speak to chris hobson who is the chief of nhs providers the membership adviser for the nationalmental health community and ambulance service that are treating patients in england. thank you very much for joining on bbc news. i wanted to get your reaction to the record figures that we just read out. and the high death rate just recorded today. they are very alarming. these numbers are going up and going up rapidly. all around you're seeing infection rates go up. using the number of people dying going out. the number of people in hospital with covid going out. it just really people in hospital with covid going out. itjust really reinforces how serious this is. if i had one message for your viewers certainly in the united kingdom, and i suspect to be frank more widely, is it really, really important to observe the rules on social contact. the only tool we have at the moment to restrict the spread of this virus until we get the vaccines and place is to reduce social contact. i would just search everybody, please follow the rules. that will reduce the number of people who die. it wil

let's pick up some of those thoughts with chris hobson. welcome to the programme.tal because of the christmas, new year period. how do you see this next immediate couple of weeks? morning, charlie. well, ithought immediate couple of weeks? morning, charlie. well, i thought the immediate couple of weeks? morning, charlie. well, ithought the piece by fergus was extraordinary and it demonstrates the power of television, so you can absolutely see what is going on inside our hospitals, but it is also community services and mental health as well, it is everybody under extreme degrees of pressure. and yes, you're absolutely right. if you look at the infection rates at the moment, you can see that we still got more pressure to come. the best guest —— guess we are operating on at the moment is the peak will probably come ina moment is the peak will probably come in a couple of weeks. i thought fergus bus p showed you that every hospital is doing everything it possibly can to expand capacity as quickly as possible. university couege quickly as possible. university college ho