doctor chris smith, thank ou. it is a challenge. doctor chris smith, thank you.r more countries have been added to the government's red travel list, meaning all arrivals into the uk, will have to quarantine in a hotel, for 10 days. angola, malawi, mozambique and zambia are the countries affected, bringing the total to 10 — now on the red list. our business correspondent caroline davies explains what we know so far when it comes to travel. it is still relatively small levels of tightening, by comparison to what we have seen, itjust even over the course of the last few months. things were really loosening up, the travel industry really felt like they had been able to get off the ground again. people were starting to book, notjust for this winter, but also for next year as well and the real concern is that if people start seeing things going in the opposite direction, they might lose some of that confidence as well and of course plenty of people will have booked to go away during the christmas holidays, may be people who have not seen family in other countries for a

chris smith who will become a deputy general in another few months time was a battle group commander in afghanistan. he got a report that there had been a negligent discharge of an ak-47 that killed one of his soldiers. he went down a come i got a hold of the leader that was responsible and asked why he wasn't taking the corrective action and that junior leader took umbrage saying once you give me the mission and intent i'm allowed to do whatever i need within that. needless to say, chris smith was taken aback and as well as many of the other authors they write chapters that are very defeated into victory. they do not hesitate to use them to train but they are also very frank and being self-critical. chris recognized that this was a deficiency that needed to be addressed and one that he did not realize had been a problem had he in fact got the mission of addressing it right away. tony rawlins who is now the deputy chief of the army for the australian army had the problem of the opposite direction. we all know that the commander's intent is supposed to be understood two levels up so t

dr chris smith is a virologist and he gave me his reaction to today's announcements i don't think thiss and i don't think the timing is at all unreasonable, we only learned about this in about the past 48 hours. time is everything, it does matter, because at the moment we know virtually nothing about this new virus. we have got a suite of symptoms that people have documented from south africa that sound encouraging, doctors dare say it does not seem to produce severe disease and that is a tick in the right box. we have got a genetic code and what we have been able to do is line up the genetic code for the variant alongside the genetic code for other variants of coronavirus like delta which is why you are seeing the stories of this mutation and this change and we have seen this one before at this one we have not, but what has got people worried, if you look where the changes are, they localise in the genetic code with the piece that it uses to make the outer coat of the virus and specifically the spike on the outer coat of the virus and that is what it uses to infect ourselves. it is al

platforms to come together we have young people visiting their grandparents and finding it fun to chris smithether than to talk on the phone. >> the creators work in great concert. >> i down in four or five or six shirts when people see a good show like "the qsquid game," the people start writing for it it's spontaneous, does that happens? >> i was also "squid game" character for halloween. i was 001. what we saw with many friends in society is an amazing responsive creator community that is latches on these trends and rather than in months but in day days leveraging the power of our tool set and our search and discovery brings these experiences to life. more and more trlove that. we had over 40 million people going and try on vans and experience vans when they could not in real tief >> amazing responsiveness of these kiep these kinds of trends. the advertising opportunity is $63 billion. >> that's a small fraction of what roblox made, is it? >> e we are fortunate, we are lilding it in a way that we created very high quality experience there is a initial for adv advertising. we have seen with

three of the members in the house side who voted for this, don young, chris smith, fred upton have servedd 135 years in the house of representatives. >> wow. >> they're three of the five longest serving members of the house. they have survived political waves up and down and don young was abandoned by house leadership in 2008 as he was facing three different fbi investigations. >> yes. >> he survived. they have their own identity and they are probably -- if they -- if their flights can get there on time, they will be there. i think they look at all of this with a sense of i've been around. i'm going to keep doing things. i have my own brand back in my district and i will survive. >> of course this raises the question, too, what do republicans run on in 2022 ahead of the mid term elections? how are they looking at the national landscape? we know republicans are favored by about 10% to win and that's pretty strong showing for them. and then it also comes if you break down the poll in swing states, the president's overall job approval rating is lower than the average, the 43%. it's as low as

chris smith of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. smith will vote yes on s.1095. the speaker pro tempore: frosm the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition. >> as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to h. res. 8, that ms. porter will vote yes on h. res. 10985. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote yes on h. res. 1095. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> smelgd fer as the member designated by mr. waltz of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: flue the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative roybal-allard, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on s. # 95. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? as the member designated by mr.

to david's point, congressman, republican senator marco rubio and representative chris smith wrote aetter to president biden about kerry's conflict of interest earlier in the week. as david was talking about, john kerry is okay wiping out more than 11 million american jobs in the u.s. oil and gas, coal industries but congressman like your reaction to john kerry caught on camera at the u.n. climate summit brushing aside a question about all of his conflicts of interest. >> how in your several months of meetings behind the scenes with china did you bring up some of those very contentious issues, such as use of forced labor in shinzhen for building solar panels? how did you address it? how did you overcome that reaching -- >> we're honest, we're honest about the differences. we certainly know what they are and we've a lick articulated them that is not my lane here. my job is to be the climate guy. elizabeth: congressman, he keeps using the same line, it is not my lane. he used it in testimony before congress in may when he was asked about china's oppression of the muslim uyghurs and usi

in petaluma, chris day smith. >> indeed, nightfall. that bear came down about 10:00 tonight. the bear said enough. came down. it was heading towards the area of petaluma golf and country club. don't believe it's a member. shelter in place has been limited. but people say just be on the safe side. if you saw emergency vehicles and a lot of activity at the caltran station in sunnyvale today, it was no emergency. it was a big drill. the exercise included traffic control and limited parking to make response to a staging area. the drill is required to make sure agencies are prepared for an accident or attack. >> a solemn day for the armenian community of san francisco, as they remember fallen soldiers. >> a year ago, soldiers fought for 44 days in artsock. today, bay area armenians gathered to remember the roughly 3,700 armenian soldiers who were killed in the conflict. armenia says about 250 soldiers are being held prisoners of war. >>> unvaccinated people in austria are in a nationwide lockdown, as covid cases and deaths rise in that country. unvaccinated 12 and older are not al

with me is our health correspondent laura foster and i'm alsojoined by dr chris smith, consultant virologistrotect people. people thought they _ back in, to protect people. people thought they were _ back in, to protect people. people thought they were afraid - back in, to protect people. people thought they were afraid not - back in, to protect people. people thought they were afraid not to i back in, to protect people. people i thought they were afraid not to wear them more often but it is a reversal of policy question up definitely in england, although the rules have always been tighter in england, although the rules have always been tighte— always been tighter in other nations, and _ always been tighter in other nations, and in _ always been tighter in other nations, and in scotland - always been tighter in other| nations, and in scotland you always been tighter in other - nations, and in scotland you will see lots of people wearing masks in bars and even nightclubs, but bringing it more in line, it is now putting the emphasis on it is time to wear masks again, because of the news about

this is chris smith. he saw kev�*s new challenge on this programme and decided he wanted to help.ning. he isa he is a powerful man, isn't he? and he is driven. he he is a powerful man, isn't he? and he is driven-— he is driven. he is a powerful talk as well in that _ he is driven. he is a powerful talk as well in that quiet, _ he is driven. he is a powerful talk as well in that quiet, understated j as well in that quiet, understated way. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. transport for london has warned about significant cuts to bus and tube services in london, because of growing gaps in its funding. tfl says the slow recovery in passenger income from its services and inflationary pressures following the pandemic, means it may need to cut bus services by a fifth, and cut tube funding by almost 10 percent. a new finance committee report describes a "managed decline" scenario. it will be discussed later today. a london nightclub has started offering urine and drinks testing after an increase nationally in reports of women being

. >> i now recognize representative chris smith of new jersey who is a ranking member of the subcommittee on africa, for five minutes. >> thank you for calling this important hearing, and to our distinguished witnesses, thank you for your insights and leadership. ambassador crocker, perhaps you could speak to the issue of how many americans and afghan allies were left behind, and what is happening to them right now. is there any hope for a rescue? but what is happening day to day to those individuals? to general mcmaster, in your testimony, you mentioned how our allies' confidence is shaken. our enemies, the jihadist terrorists, are claiming victory over a world superpower, yet at a previous committee hearing with secretary blinken, on the 13th of september, i asked him about the response of china, how are they internalizing what has happened here, especially as it relates to taiwan? we have seen a great uptick in provocation by the chinese military against taiwan. it may be the harbinger of further advancements. we don't know yet. the world runs on positive and negative. if the chinese h

. >> we don't know that, but you think that susan smith and scott peterson and chris watts, when theyd, they smiled with the corner of the mouth, we don't see smiling here, when people fake cry, when stakes are high, the fake crying is a sound. the corners of mouth down go down, they go up and they curve in a smile. hit google look at those murderers when they fake cried, corners go up, duping delight. a picture we brute for you, difference top right, we neil murdered his wife and newborn baby, bottom lift we have susan smith. killings her kids, drowning them in a car, she was dating a car that didn't want to date a woman with kids and chris watts who kill his wife, who was pregnant and his two young daughters, 3 and 4, look at the smile, they are moments they made the crying sound, saying they were sadness. boom. now to kyle, that is authentic sadness, we don't know the catalyst. nancy: he was 17 year. >> wow. >> he was 17 years old when is happened i think he is guilty of low emotional intelligence. nancy: that say mouthful, brilliant. but the question, dr. -- is he sad he did it or

republican s voting in favor with democrats, jeff van drew, john k atko, don bacon, adam kinzinger, chris smithbush, ja mal boman, alexandria ocasio-cortez and iona presley. >> what's your reaction to the six democrats that voted against the infrastructure bill? >> we knew. reporter: members of congress did vote on a rule that allows for the passage of build back better that social spending bill that focuses on the climate by and large, but things could always take a change in the next nine days or so, the question will build back better make it to the president's desk because the margins really are razor- thin in both chambers. we're going to be watching the president in about 15 minutes or so report back what he has to say. back to you. will: david thank you so much. rachel: thank you, david. will: since pete and i are out of breath let's turn it over to somebody with plenty to say dan bongino, host of "unfiltered" with dan bongino. pete: we also wouldn't fight. rachel: never. >> i love this show, you know, i watch it, i don't just work here, right? you guys are great. it was funny, i enjoyed

. >> reporter: chris johansen is the project manager for c.d. smithtion company building ascent. >> heads up, heads up! >> reporter: each enormous column is hoisted by a crane. special glue is pumped into the hole. then the column is carefully put into place. >> there's not one column, there's not one beam, one floor panel that is intehangeable. so, we have detailed plans, a lot of color coding and a lot of communication to ensure that we're installing things in the right place. >> reporter: all the wood is treated with a waterproof coating, and the building's glass facade will protect the timber structure inside, where about 50% of the wood will remain exposed. any wood outside is protected by sheeting, a water-resistant sealant and insulation. assembling the structure is comparatively quick, at least four months faster than if this was all steel and concrete. and chris johansen needs less labor for this part-- about a quarter of the workers. he says the work is also much less strenuous and dirty. >> one of the guys told me that, his wife is question

we'rejoined now by linda bauld, professor of public health, and the virologist dr chris smith.coverings but generally the caution that people take or do not take in terms of interacting with each other, that'll be a big determinant in what happens between now and the darkest months of the winter. �* .. now and the darkest months of the winter. �* ~' ., now and the darkest months of the winter. �* ,. ., , ., winter. i'm keen to get your reflections _ winter. i'm keen to get your reflections and _ winter. i'm keen to get your reflections and just - winter. i'm keen to get your reflections and just see - winter. i'm keen to get your reflections and just see if i winter. i'm keen to get your. reflections and just see if that mirrors well your rat. —— where you are at. linda. i mirrors well your rat. -- where you are at- linda-— are at. linda. i will reflect on what is happening _ are at. linda. i will reflect on what is happening to - are at. linda. i will reflect on what is happening to me - are at. linda. i will reflect on | what is happening to me close are at. linda. i will ref

lots of questions on this already this morning, we can try and get some answers with virologist dr chris smitht in more severe disease or they may evade the vaccines. those are the three categories we are worried about. from the data from south africa, it looks like the variant is more transmissible, it has a lot of mutations on the spike protein. we don't know if it will evade the vaccines or some of the immune response. or will it result in more disease severity? we don't know those things. science needs time now. it takes a while to produce these cultures needed, so in the land it can be tested for example with people's blood when they have received a vaccine. so we will know more in a week to ten days, maybe longer, and in the meantime that's why you see authorities taking action. the final point on this from me. in the uk in the meantime we need to follow all the meantime we need to follow all the precautions such as face coverings, distancing, ventilation, open the window, and importantly getting your vaccines, particularly the boosters. fin getting your vaccines, particularly the booster

i'm watching the feed come through this morning and certainly shows featuring will smith and chris helmsworthio" with tom hanks they've got a goal of 230 to 260 million new subs by the end of 2024 anyone can do the math and work out that they're not on the needed run rate to get to that target >> yeah. all right. they still say they will get there. i don't know how much is seasonal and how much was partially the initial burst, especially given how many people were home and looking for entertainment. high are you doubtful in terms of what they're offering that it's not enough to get them to the level they need be or will they actually produce enough content in future years that perhaps you'll change your opinion? >> they've certainly got a very strong road map in place i keep going back to the fact they're 118 million subs i'm not sure that the additional -- they've made all the announcements today. but you get into the theme parks half an hour early now there's limited release films dropping with amc over the weekend. what i'd like to see from disney is a much longer list of benefits for disn

now, the service is premiering 25 pieces of content, including series starring will smith and one with chris hemsworth and also making the film that was just in theater available to all subscribers and sharing first looks at more than 40 new upcoming titles. ceo said that to hit their subscriber targets which they expect they will, the new content is going to be essential as well would international expansion. the service did go live in south korea and taiwan today and launching in hong kong next week so, what's particularly notable to me about today's event, though, is it puts disney plus in the center of fan relationships off that streaming parts. parts division they get perks including access to disney world and disney land for 30 minutes before the park opens. and at those parks, as well, as disneyland paris special photo opportunities with characters and then for consumer products shop disney offers free shipping for disney plus subscribers and they're discounted ebooks, as well he sees disney plus becoming the center of a new metaverse. it's clear the company wants the subscription to

we can unpick this with chris smith and linda bauld. good morning to you both. we have built up high levels of immunity than, for example, germany. the final point, although this is probably less easy to defend, that may be a weather feature here in that some of the country is particularly hard hit are really in the colder months now and people are interacting indoors. those are all potential explanations.- those are all potential explanations. those are all potential ex-lanations. , ., , explanations. chris, what people will be concerned _ explanations. chris, what people will be concerned about - explanations. chris, what people will be concerned about is - explanations. chris, what people i will be concerned about is mainland europe is not so far, travel has opened up, should we be concerned about eventually coming into the uk? as that is a natural progression? one view is that actually europe is catching _ one view is that actually europe is catching up with where we have been and where _ catching up with where we have been and where we are going. we opened

trump detractors from the ranks of fox news and other places, with a few exceptions of chris wallace and i guess shep smith about their challenges and the inability to drive a single message aided by all the things that aid the trumpian gop? >> i think what you see is they mostly try to not really engage with all the things that are driving republican candidates and elected officials and voters around the country because they know that it's not just factually incorrect most times but it's a trap. it's republicans trying to bait them into talking about something that is a distraction and that is tapping into these culture wars. and i think democrats, truthfully, as you know, as well as i do, are really just trying to figure out a cohesive message within their own party, not even really being concerned with the republican party because it seems like the two parties are so far apart at this point and the republican party has become led by the more extreme folks in their party that democrats are not even worried with what they're doing. they're more focused on getting themselves in line. >> tim miller, alexi m

colletta smith, bbc news, in radcliffe. chris, how important and how much of a difference will this move make? it’s and how much of a difference will this move make?— this move make? it's a huge difference. _ this move make? it's a huge difference. it _ this move make? it's a huge difference. it has _ this move make? it's a huge difference. it has been - this move make? it's a huge difference. it has been very| difference. it has been very difficult at times to prove offences under the old legislation. you had to prove the call had been made all the messages have been sent. but now, alongside other countries, we have managed to open that up so that it will hopefully prevent people from picking up the phone, and it will make them think it is a lot easierfor the police to identify the fence, stop them and prosecute them. because road safety is all about education, as well as enforcement. if we can get the message out there that if you are using your phone, you are going to get prosecuted, it is going to be easier to prove the offen

theresa mentioned chris fult signs company in lima, lima just swore in a new mayor, sharita smith and the mayor of dayton attended the swearing in. amber mentioned the copper penny salon. vicky mentioned the charm farmhouse. she said she take food drives and help those in town who serve our community. they survived and thrive still. think about that. they survive and thrive. this pandemic hit so many small businesses hard. for so many of them they are still paying their workers because of p.p.p. it has helped ohio businesses survive. vaccines are bringing back customers allowing small businesses to thrive again. the bipartisan infrastructure plan the president signed just last month is going to mean investment earlier this -- this month excuse me -- is going to mean investment in communities and local communities. people in ohio and across the country remember how after the last economic crisis in 2008 and 2009 the biggest corporations recovered while large swaths were left behind. many communities watched as factories closed and investments dried up. we can't make that mistake again.