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over thursday disaster to protesters are killed and over a dozen injured by the french military in new air, according to local authorities, after an army con boy on the way to molly, was confronted by writers ah, broadcasting direct march studios, in moscow lines, this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us as we recaps a week's top story. israel is closing its borders to all foreign nationals for 2 weeks. as global panic spreads over a new cobit variant, dozens of countries have halted flights from southern africa, where the kron strain was 1st detected in your house berg. the restrictions have left air passengers scrambling to get out for many of them. it's already too late. the last plains to europe and north america have already departed ahead of travel deadlines and posed by government, while flights to major connection to hub such as doha, do buy, and singapore have all been suspended as well or cheese paul fleer earlier spoke with travelers at south africa, the largest airport. i did because nothing is nothing i can do coming yes, april. it's no

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i'd like to know on a scale of one to 10, where we are because i don't know how you communicate a new air of democracy around the world. and until america straightens out to its own house. but where do you think america isn't going? we can look at other one to 10 and say, oh, where a 8 and a half. i think the thing about what is a democracy, right? a democracy is when people are practicing democratic principles and we're not doing that. democracies are more than an election. yes, we had a lot election right. ok, but we need to be practicing it. and when we look at what's happening across the country with voter bills, with all of these clamped down, i think that's where we least. thank you. master daniel freed columnist, leaf lab and in political economists, david our thank you so much for your candor, this a great conversation. thanks for joining us today. thank you. thank you. so what's the bottom line is america the last place that should be preaching about democracy? a lot has been done in the name of democracy that just hasn't delivered for americans or for folks around the world. the

but just wanted to give you a look at what's happening at downing street >>> in terms of corporate news, air has received an order for 255 new aircraft from private equity firm indigo partners in what is the biggest deal since the beginning of the pandemic the total deal value for the a321 jets has not been revealed. indigo made the purchase amid signals pointing to a rebound in the travel sector. >>> speaking to cnbc at the dubai air show, air bus' ceo said it takes air bus into the second half of the decade, while outlining the company's priorities going forward. >> we have two challenges one is to put covid-19 behind us. that is the case we are still in the beginning of the recovery and it's going to be a bumpy road. we continue to see evolution of the pandemic around the world having impact on the traffic and the second one is obviously how to grow our industry in a way that is compatible with the decarbonization agenda that's a big challenge, we take it serious and our growth plans are factoring in as a transition from fossil fuels to full decarbonization. so we have two main challenges

they can to prevent a holiday covid surge. >> the new material is .3 of a micron, allowing us to filter particulate that we know to carry covid-19. >> airpassed through the filters approximately every 70 seconds. >> time for a consumer news. >> michael finney has a look at today's headlines. something we eat. >> absolutely. it may have been part of your upcoming dinner. a recall on birdseye -- consumers hurt their teeth and mouth, saying they discovered small pieces of metal or rock. multiple lots are being recalled, including some with best buy dates of november 2022. if you have the product, thorough it away or back to a store for a refund. we have details on abc7news.com. >> the acquisition of prepaid mobile service tracfone. the fcc voted to approve the $6 billion deal. there are several binding conditions, including verizon maintain the existing packages for tracfone subscribers and continue the subsidy program for low income americans. items at dollars treat stores -- dollar tree stores will no longer be one dollar. they are raising prices for the first time in nearly three years . starting next year, items will cost $1.25. the pr

electric vehicle charging station, new air traffic control towers, electric city buses,s electric school buses, maybe better amtrak service along the northeast corridor. in the years ahead, expect plenty of ribbon cuttings for clean energy and bike paths. it is the creation of the interstate highway system. much needed investments in your commute and how you travel, how you use the internet, how water gets to your house. here's the breakdown. roads, airports, bridges and railroads and pwrls for broadband and rural areas. half the new mope is new investments, better connecting america's ports. with an eye to environmental sustainability. money for water projects out west where drought and fire have ravaged communities. both from cyber attacks and extreme weather. and first of its kind investment to reconnect communities reversing damage from highways built right through black neighborhoods. america a's infrastructure earn a c minus earlier this year. the administration will decide largely who gets it. there are dozens of new competitive grant programs for huge long term projects. the tran

and when our india's top course is told government to implement emergency plan to tackle new dallas toxic air quality in dangerous small conditions. schools and the city will be closed on monday, as well as construction sites and government workers have been told to work from home. he deli, is often ranked the world's most polluted capital city at face is extremely bad air in the winter because of emissions from transport, cold fire plants and other industries, as well as the open burning of garbage, political man. but jo, me, problems, fe, elderly children, impatience, have issues related to breathing class or suffer from co. we'd have increased. we've seen that in our emergency ward and other wards. some patients are coming in with breathing issues. they're having severe breathlessness because of that. their auction level is getting compromised. there's a typically an hour being nebulizer. so definitely this is a big problem. this is roxy acne. my cell has more on the regulations introduced any daily the air pollution levels in delhi remained dangerously high for over a week. now the city h

she still going strong at 78 aired 20th book and 20th honorary degree. >> i want to read a quote from the new addition here aired it said "even if the world cut all fossil fuel emissions, food systems alone would make it impossible to limit global warming set in the paris agreement". your point is the food is 37% of admissions and not enough to just focus on fossil fuels. can you tackle that more >> i'm glad you read that quote. it's important that every sector plays its part. i wouldn't want anyone listening to think i'm not saying let's not worry about gas or building. every sector has to step up. food and agriculture in particular. more than a third of all emissions. agriculture, especially at rib business. demands for animal feed and factory farms that's driving deforestation. 80% of the deforestation of the amazon have been driven by demand for land for feed crop and cattle grazing and that's what we need to talk about. that's one of the messages we hope people hear from us. >> the past 50 years, something has changed. we are generally more accepting of the concept and eating more plant

al jazeera reporting of the arab israeli conflict broke new ground airing, not just palestinian opinion, but also israeli views with one of them or what. but he doesn't know what the i do it by them home to look, any modern technology enabled al jazeera camera crews to be present at key events throughout the middle east from southern lebanon to iraq. we're west and imposed sanctions. were linked to increased malnutrition among children. al jesse regained prominence during the so called operation desert fox, the joint u. s. and u. k. bombing campaign against iraq. alger 0 was the only news network to have reporters on the ground. to leave a lot of this exclusive covering from the, at the center of an intensive 5 day aerial bombing campaign, introduced al jazeera to a wider audience. ah, i remember comments when i worked for some of the other leading global networks. there were times when, you know, my line managers would say, hey, switch on al jazeera arabic, see what they're saying. looks like they've got into a place where we haven't been able to get into. i remember a comment that my

coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> air travel is returning the well closer to prepandemic levels as the department of justice now stepping up efforts to crack down passengers that have become more and more unruly. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. time in the holiday shopping season is here with millions of people probably buying their gifts online. >> returning them, though, if you need 2 could be a little difficult if that's how you bottom richard garrett takes a look at the web site trying to i don't that a little easier. >> ordering items online is easy but returning them can be a hassle. now a start

big signs of life, 2.45 million people screened at airports across the country yesterday, that say new air travel record of the pandemic, about 85% of the way where we were in 2019 and a lot of travel experts are saying those numbers are being pushed up for some reasons because of that resumption of international travel. jim and erica? >> pete muntean, jeremy diamond, thanks so much. >>> one common message over the last several days, best early response is vaccination and boosters, if you've already been vaccinated and experts are hoping the concerns over omicron will spur the millions of unvaccinated americans to get their covid shots. the world health organization says the overall global risk related to the new variant is "assessed as very high" at this point. >> jacqueline howard has been following all of this for us. what more to we know about the w.h.o. assessment? what should we take away from it? >> what we can take away from it the w.h.o.'s assessment is based how the variant has a large number of mutations. while the w.h.o. does say that the global risk is very high, the organizat

and when i resumed my weekly back and forth from home in new england, and after the shut down had clobbered air travel demand resumed, supply was to say the least challenged one week i went over to on canceled flights, and i sped an aggregate 17 hours on amtrak will you fair better with your next life? let's ask american airlines captain dennis tay, her who is communications committee chairman for the allied pilots association. captain, welcome aboard. well, thank you. it's a gracious welcome and happy to chat with you. a flight attendance. gracious announcements, always think last quote, because we know you have a choice which until recently, many did not, but things seem to be improving. when i connected in orlando last week, southwest had separate flights to dallas from gates one o 6 and one o 7 leaving within minutes of each other. so dennis, how close are airlines to resume in the schedules we knew in 2019? well, they're putting it on paper and as a pilot and the flight attendants, we are ready to roll. we saw during the pandemic, empty airports in the airplanes, and now we have the best b

extremely bad. air in the winter is of emissions from transport, call fi plants and other industries, as well as open garbage burning. poverty. mitchell has more on the regulations introduced in new delhi. the air pollution levels in delhi remained dangerously high for over a week. now the city has been waking up to take small visibility has been low and the situation gets so bad that there are times in the day you can actually taste the pollution. now after the supreme court abbas in order the deli government has announced some new emergency measures to control the situation. so schools for the next one week will hold all classes online. government officials have been asked to work from home for the next few days and construction, which is one of the big polluters in the city has been banned for the next one week . the government is also considering putting jelly on it to day lockdown to bring down the pollution levels. now the city is one of the most polluted in the world and remain so for the entire year. but the situation get especially bad during this time of year. and the reasons are, you know, the onset of winter, there's also the rise in farm fires and stubble burning in

air strike that kill dozens of civilians in syria. we'll have a day details coming up. and indians capital new delhi shuts down schools on construction sites. as it's air pollution worsens. ah hell i there will say charles becoming a little more y spread across central parts of the mediterranean over the next couple of days. i mean we do still have what remains of storm bloss worrying away about western side of the med. but as we go on through the next day, i'll say we will see that wet weather pushing over towards italy. he's in through sardinia and corsica, some showers to a little further north, sliding down across the low countries through germany, snow over the alps. quite a bit of that term for a time. there is that where to where the just started to make its way towards that western side of italy farther east is generally drive little on the course. i sent an access not too bad for the time of year there for many as we go on into our monday. similar temperatures haber brightest guys in to where northern past germany, they're back up towards a low countries, northern areas of france and

global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalistsin over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. kailey: let's talk more about oil. plunging is a delicate way to put it. wpi down more than 12%. of course, it all comes ahead of opec-plus meeting next week. joining us to discuss is julian lee, bloomberg oil strategist. this is the biggest move to the downside for oil since april of 2020, the height of pandemic media. is there technical factors or algorithms that plate, something exaggerating this? julian: it is possible. once you start getting big drops the algorithms again and exaggerate those. the background is many places are taking an extremely cautious view about the emergence of this new variant of the coronavirus. we have seen as the report said, the eu banning flights to southern africa. we have seen the u.k. put southern african countries on their red list, requiring quarantine for arrivals. the u.s. seems to be taking a slightly more positive view about this in awaiting more data. this reflects just how concerned

air show. airbus has secured a mega order for 255 new marrow -- narrowbody jets. >> the plane maker winning thetle of the skies against boeing. struggling to get it streamliner and 737 max models back in the air. bloomberg terminal subscribers can read more about those stories in our newsletter. >> supply lines on and i trade -- ni trade on your terminal. >> the sidelines of the dubai airshow, the triple seven and the 37 max. >> we have the 777x decertification. it is here today, flying. we met with tim today to talk about the status of the program. those are private discussions. we have confidence in what we are doing moving forward we would -- will deliver a high-quality product. we assured him we will be on that path. we will decide what the bright national delivery timing is for him. >> in terms of the inflationary pressures that the world is facing, how is boeing dealing with that? what are you seeing across supply chains? >> supply chain will be critical for us in the recovery. our major focus is continuing to gradually ramp up on the 737 max. we see human capital is one of the constraint

todaelectr cars like the new lucid air of luxury.miles of range is the closest thing is like 400. this is off the charts. >> reporter: ed loh is with motor trend which named the lucid air the 2022 car of the year. >> it has an astonishing amount of horsepower. it can get up to 1,111 horsepower. zero to 60 in 2.4 second. >> reporter: from cars like licid to well-known brands, the auto industry is embracing battery power. there's now an electric mustang, ford pickup truck, and the president recently took a spin in gm's new hummer. >> like something else. >> reporter: most electric vehicles need to be plugged into a charging station to get powered up, but this new truck captures the power of the sun. the solar panels can augment battery power adding about 30 miles after eight hours in the sun. >> it's going to be something which is going to be giving that extra range for customers on a daily basis. >> reporter: electric vehicles only account for about 2% of total u.s. auto sales. but that is changing. >> it's inevitable that we're going

already hit a new pandemic-era air travel record.verything who left town for thanksgiving coming home all at once. the numbers are really big. aaa predicted 48 million people would drive for the thanksgiving holiday. that number not far from where we were in 2019, before the pandemic. the bottom line here is the traffic is back and so is the expense. the average price of a gallon of regular, now around $3.40 nationwide. that's up about $1.30 from where we were this time last year. i talked to motion at the maryland house travel plaza, and they said the expense would not get in the way of their thanksgiving plans because they shuttered so many of their plans last year. and the air travel, numbers there also really big. 2.3 million people screened by tsa at airports across the country. the wednesday before thanksgiving. that is a new pandemic-era air travel record. the tsa predicted a record of 20 million people would fly for the thanksgiving holiday. and it seems like we're on pace to hit that. the tsa said this sunday after thanksgiv

for example, it has revealed that the new versions of air defense systems, the s 500, it's a new iteration of russia's main air defense system. that the 1st such complex will very soon joined the ranks of the russian army. this as the as 400 air defense systems which are being used and are being purchased all over the world. turkey being a prime example here, purchasing brushes as 400 systems, while the russian army is getting more of those as well, while they're waiting for the s 500 to a while to graduate and to join the ranks. also, the russian navy will receive a major technological update according to the russian president. by year 202770 percent of all the the equipment in the russian navy will be brand new. but given all that, the russian president has praised the state, the russian armed forces are in right now, is about linear would. it wasn't, wasn't it? in recent years, there's been a significant rise in the air defense capability of the russian on forces. a missile attack warning system is clear and efficient, will produce junior, so a bit of saber rattling here on behalf of th

in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay air news. the district attorney announced charges against nine people. ginger conejero saab was there as chesa boudin tried to answer some critics who say his policies are part of the problem. >> reporter: you know, some of those critics are right outside and you can hear them outside the d.a.'s offense as he made the announcement of the felony charges. that was the focus of his press conference this afternoon, announcing felony charges for nine individual whose have been arrested in connection with friday night's burglaries. five of those people are connection with the louis vuitton and one for the walgreen's. among the charges, grand theft, second degree commercial burglary. a question was repeatedly asked, is there a guarantee that the suspect also remain in custody until the trial. >> look, we all know that we're here because of crimes that occurred a couple days ago, that are outrageous and unacceptable. we cannot, we will not, and we do not tolerate that kind of behavior in our city. i ca

cbs news will air a special report on powell's funeral service, and you can also watch special coverage on our streaming platform, cbsn. >>> after months of fighting negotiations and setbacks, lawmakers are ready to move forward on president biden's top priorities. today the house plans to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure measure and the build-back-better plan. right now the social spending plan includes funding for climate change, a child tax credit extension, universal pre-k, and prescription drug cost reform. natalie brand has more. >> reporter: the house rules committee met late thursday to move forward with a vote on the nearly $2 trillion social spending and climate bill. >> we will probably be on the floor i'm told at 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: at her morning news conference thursday, house speaker nancy pelosi repeated the plan to vote on both the bipartisan physical infrastructure bill and the build-back-better act. >> we're going to pass both bills. but in order to do so, we have to have votes for both bills. that's where we are. >> reporter: in the latest negotiations, house

. >> this is the new normal air traffic has more than doubled from a year ago today and at the same time, airlines were asking staff to retire. it's not as easy as pulling them back from retirement there are systemic issues going on. throw in the coming storm on the east coast and airline delays could quickly start to mount but the vast majority of americans will be driving to their thanksgiving gatherings, paying $3.41 a gallon on average for gas, the most since thanksgiving 2013. a 200-mile road trip will cost roughly $27 compared to $17 last year on the jersey turnpike today, the early birds were getting ahead of the traffic. >> with the flexibility of working remote and other stuff nowadays, it makes sense to leave early on if you can. >> reporter: roads will be most congested on wednesday between noon and 8:00 p.m. then sunday after thanksgiving between 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. if you are flying, check in online and arrive early if your flight gets canceled, rebook yourself using the airlines app. >> tom, i know tsa agents are facing a vaccination deadline very soon. could that impact hol

new electric car. we'll show you what it looks like. >>> and the plan to scrub the atmosphere of excess carbon dioxide by sucking it right out of the air. you're watching "world news now." >>> apple is kicking the development of its electric car into high gear. the company is now shifting its attention away from a conventional electric vehicle to a fully self-driving car. apple is hoping the car will hit the pavement by 2025. no word yet on how much it would cost. >>> we're now seeing an innovative solution to reduce carbon emissions by sucking carbon dioxide right out of the sky. >> a facility in iceland is already up and running and scrubbing the sky like a giant air filter. ginger zee went there. >> reporter: iceland, not only a wondrous nation with so much to offer, 20 miles from reykjavik you'll find this power plant. >> we are standing here in the mossy lava fields which is actually a volcano. so we are harnessing the heat from the underground to produce electricity. >> reporter: part of that emissions-free electricity now powers another nearby climate change fighting machine. meet orca, icelandic for "energy." it's the largest d

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in johannesburg, the new restrictions have left air passengers scrambling to get out. if i can get on board now, i'll have to be an employee here waiting to go back to pay over. it is very serious thing, but on the other hand, always going to have new variance fraud on the whole. we gonna keep looking down every time we've gone, you varian, just a disconnecting one, going to the door and you pay is not for fear of heartbreaking people. i devastated just before christmas. mom really said for many people at the airport, it's already too late. airlines have canceled flights from south africa to the u. k . ahead of the approaching deadline. although flights to some other western countries including the u. s. a. continuing until monday. and we've got a correspondence in johannesburg and she'll later be speaking with travelers stranded there. in the meantime, our correspondent charlotte gibbons, he reports from paris as to how europe is coping with a new cove. it varies will this see for a mutant strain of covey. it has been described as being more transmissible than delta.

to limit the spread of the new variant. all air travel to these countries should be suspended. they should be suspended until we have a clear understanding about the danger posed by this new variant. so how do the beginnings of this new variant look when compared with its pre assess of his command on maria? when more you'll remember we started referring to variance by their geography, but then in may the w h, i renamed of all to try to avoid stigmatizing those countries. so that's now why we have, of course, alpha, beta, gamma, delta, etc. you say on this shot from covariance dot org little confusing way. but if we follow this greek alphabet naming system, then this new variance be 115 to $9.00 would actually be called the new variance and you that is. but when visualizing variance, it's always important to remember, they are constantly evolving in scope and science. now, this is from next strain dot org sound, a little ominous if the global picture of the variance over the course of the pandemic. now all of these ones that you see, i'm gonna circle them here, the greens and blu

global air -- global news on air and on bloomberg quicktake. i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg. haidi: we will have more analysis on the outlook for japan's economy later this hour. but first, the yuan rapid rises causing concern in beijing. this is bloomberg. shery: beijing appears to be increasingly uncomfortable with the surge in the yuan which rose to a six year high. let's bring in our chief north agent -- asian correspondent in hong kong. >> they are concerned with the currency so far this year. go back six years. in 2015, i remember when the market went into a tizzy because they devalued the yuan to boost growth. we have slowing growth in china now and a surging you on. --yuan. so we are learning that the china foreign-exchange committee set up a few years ago with oversight by the pboc is, according to bloomberg news, been instructed or, maybe, advised lenders, banks, and institutions in china, urging banks to limit speculative fx trading, to be risk neutral when it trading fx with themselves and clients and advised them to better