ride—hailing giant didi is to delist its shares from new york amid growing scrutiny of chinese tech giantset more now on our top story this friday — the warning by the world health organization that all countries must prepare for coronavirus surges linked to the new omicron variant. europe's biggest economy germany is to bar unvaccinated people from much of public life. only people who've been vaccinated or recently recovered from covid will be allowed in restaurants, cinemas, leisure facilities and non—essential shops. outgoing chancellor angela merkel called the measures an act of "national solidarity" and said vaccination could become mandatory nationwide next year. christian schulz is an economist at the global bank citi — he's in bad homburg near frankfurt — thank you forjoining us today. good morning.— we're talking about 28% of the population to be excluded from many aspects of life in europe's biggest economy — how big a financial domestic blow could this be? we know lockdowns are hurting the economy, especially in april 2020, the first wave. in the second and third wave the impact

the can tell you errors are those giant inflated lips on top of our economy. anybody who looks from the outside can see this. they could see that we have giant fish lip economics, the wealth and income gap. i think that's why you're seeing all that sort of sense of deplorable. all the of hoaxes created like russia, gay, all those sort of things in order to justify in their mind. now, i personally had a roommate many years ago 2025 years ago who had nothing until she inherited something like $50000000.00 overnight. and she became like this sort of thing where she justified it. she kept on having to write herself messages that she deserved this money. she worked hard for this money. she worked like she didn't work hard. she inherited a whole bunch of money from a random, great aunt that had just left her this money that she wasn't expecting. so they, the justification is the projection all the psychological issues they have with at the guild. is there every night on cable news now? ray dalio looks at it and what he says is that, for example, when close elections

however, the giant forest was saved, fires torched at least 2000 giant sequoias. >>> will, the proverbial calm before the storm with bay right now as this is how lake margaritas looked this morning. check out the bay this morning. we have a fixed camera up there, darren? >> this is what he did a lot of work to get up there. >> i went with the camera on my back. hiked up there, got that just for you. >> there is a lot going on. >> we have somebody on staff who does a lot of hiking up there in the winter, which is usually why we have great pictures. feel free to send with him. it is lit up on the radar and we should get ready because it is going to rain a lot for about the next 2 to 3 days. it would mean consistently. this is not going to be as impressive as the big atmospheric river that came through in october. if we put that on a scale of 1 to 5, that one in october was like a five. this one is going to be like a two over the next couple of days. it looks good now but let's watch how this plays out here at home over the next two days. we will start this out tonight at 9:00, it doesn't st

. >>> straight ahead in sports, as the clock ticks down on a baseball lockout, the giants? businesses a usual. >>> and in ncaa soccer, a champion is back for more in santa clara. >>> streams today on cbsn bay area at 8:20, how resell bots are causing difficulties for holiday shoppers. you can watch cbsn bay area on kpix.com or the kpix natio ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ >>> baseball up top, and time is running out on avoiding basketball stoppage. major league owners and players remain apart on a new collective bargaining agreement. after 9:00 p.m. tonight, it will be its first work stoppage since 1994. >> it's official, giants pitcher alex wood is staying if that uniform. the club gave him a two-year $25 million contract ahead of the lockout. the veteran lefty won 10 games last season. his first with san francisco. what else coul

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the chip giant has apologized to its customers and the general public for a letter to with suppliers will go to new york for more details. also coming up, europe's energy crisis deepens as russia supply of natural gas to the remains in question. is moscow playing politics with gas deliveries? we take a look and we take you to the canary islands, where hotel operators are once again facing a wave of canceled bookings due to travel restriction. welcome to g w a business i'm chelsea delaney. thanks for joining us. joe. biden has signed a law banning imports from the chinese region of jong and already one major company is facing retaliation in china. that is in tell the u. s. semiconductor manufacturer that has apologized for angry the chinese government after it call that it suppliers to avoid goods and services and vision. john region, the company set, its intent was to comply with the new u. s. law. the united states, the european union and other countries, have accused china of a brutal crack down on the muslim, weaker minority, and the use of force labor camps. and john, now for mor

pharmaceutical giant pfizer says a 3—jab course of their covid vaccine is effective against the omicronariant. and the beijing boycott grows now canada and britain say they won't be sending officials to the winter olympics. and the japanese billionaire who's become the latest space tourist. hello and welcome to the programme. there are increasing doubts about the new coronavirus restrictions announced by britain's prime minister, borisjohnson, amid public anger over allegations his staff held parties in breach of lockdown rules last year. the new restrictions include that from monday people in england will be encouraged to work from home wherever possible. but more immediately, from friday, face masks will have to be worn in most public indoor venues. and the nhs covid pass will now be mandatory for nightclubs and other venues with large crowds. but the anger over the alleged christmas party last year and the video of government advisers apparently mocking the restrictions has led many mps to question the prime minister's credibility. laura kuenssberg reports. hemmed in, borisjohnson st

i'm in munich to visit the top sound designer at german car giant bmw group.ome groundbreaking in—cabin sounds with hollywood film composer hans zimmer. the sounds underlies the soul of anything. and right now we are at a really exciting point, shaping the sound of the future. yep, bmw is taking this seriously with hans and renzo taking inspiration from female vocalists... and even this... strikes chord all of a sudden, it comes with an idea of a beatles chord with a guitar. we got all sorts of percussion instruments and we began to play around with the guitar in a way that actually one does not, with pieces of glass, pieces of wood and just recording and some of them ended up being part of our composition for bmw. you see how the sound, it's much smoother. a little more metallic maybe. yes. tubular, tubular bells, that's the right word. it's not being rough on the exterior. it's more like an introverted kind of driving. as compared to the sport sound, where it's more extroverted. it's pushing. it's pushing much more. bmw owners can expect some of the new in—c

could the giants be in jeopardy? what we learn just 90 minutes ago. we don't know exactly where he is. >>> a san jose murder suspect released on zero bail flees to mexico. how did that app? tonight we get answers. tonight omicron is here in the bay area. everything we know about the case. and what you need to know the next time you travel. a sign that california's water crisis might be getting worse. tonight the state is about to make an unprecedented move. breaking news, major league baseball's first work stoppage in more than 25 years is now underway. the collective bargaining agreement expired two hours ago. and owners immediately locked out the players and there's no telling when it will end. the two sides have several months to negotiate before the lock out could affect spring training or opening day. we did reach out to both the giants and the as tonight. we haven't heard back. good evening i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. after murder suspects were arrested, charged, and released with zero bail. san jose's top cop and city leaders are s

the country has been gunning for the online giant is pay a minimum global digital tax. while european union regulators have also accused the site of using data from independent merchants to unfairly competing against them with its own products. amazon has also seen itself face spines for abusing dominant market positions in italy. recently, to all of this is making europe a much more hostile environment for the company. and it seems that this is only the beginning. it is a fight of unequal forces. legislators must protect the week from the powerful they are the gulliver's, and we are the lilliputian next to them. it shall be done through a law that has binding power. in this case a lot on shipping face. they are growing day by day, like all big tech corporate patients. this is exponential growth. how can we resist these almighty giant's monopolies become omnipotent, more powerful than state? this is alarming. we have become hostages. i hope the legislators will include a new anti monopoly law in that agenda. the question, these monopolistic structures which absorb every

we'll get to the giants of politics and sports, john madden and harry reid. but we begin with the fight against the omicron variant. >> it's spreading so quickly, we're seeing the highest level of cases since the start of the pandemic. and hospitalizations are surging up 25% in california in one week. >> the virus is one factor about the travel nightmare playing across the country. virus-related staffing shrtages, along with bad weather, forced airlines to cancel more than 1,000 u.s. flights once again on tuesday. >> new data is off on the testing for omicron. em nguyen begins our coverage. >> reporter: we are learning more about the omicron variant, including how early data suggests that the covid antigen test may have reduced sensitivity to the new strain. it still does detect it. this is when new york students go back to schools, as long as they test negative. the cdc is cutting down the estimated covid-19 infections to about 59%. meaning, the new variant only just now became the dominant strain. it dropped from the previously estimated 73%. >> omicron is

and regulators around the world, including here in the uk, are waking up to new ways to shape these giantsobal media. or at least squaring up for a fight with them. nevertheless, many of the biggest headlines this year came from more traditional media. presenter piers morgan left itv�*s good morning britain after saying that he didn't believe a word that meghan said in that interview with oprah winfrey. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. ..what? from race to mental health, progressive californian values to the british monarchy, every element of oprah's interview with prince harry and meghan has been catnip for the frenzy and fury of today's culture wars, in which all of us are pitched against each other. has she said anything about... sometimes, it boils over. but yet you continue to trash her. ok, i'm done with this! broadcaster piers morgan left itv, unwilling to apologise for saying he didn't believe meghan�*s claims. the next morning, morgan was bullish. no, i believe in freedom of speech. i believe in the right to be allowed to have an opinion

you semi conductor giant intel has apologized for angering. the chinese government operate called on suppliers to avoid goods and services division john region. the company started intent was to comply with the new us law banning imports from the region where china, china stands accused of birds, brutally suppressing the weaker minority and you're up to date with you w business. i'm chelsea delaney in berlin for me and the whole business team stay healthy. and thanks for watching the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and context? the corona virus update because 19 special next on d w. and what secrets lie behind these discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d w world heritage 360. get the out now. i guy. then german with d, w at any time, any place losing video, nevada they have like a bit of zones to sing along to download is the combo t from super safe. once eats a tie, a varied courses put it

. >> brian: giants are just terrible. [laughter] >> brian: don't laugh. >> thanks for having me and merry christmas. >> brian: happy about buck show walter. he is now on the board of the new york mets. now covid hysteria is not exclusive to sporting events and broadway shows. also front and center in our schools and mask mandates are dividing parents and administrators. so, let's follow the science. in september cdc director are a chilly walensky hailed a study arizona masking played a large role in keeping covid out of the classroom. >> the study done in arizona published on friday demonstrated that in jurisdictions that had masking in school year were three and a half times less likely to have outbreaks in the school. >> brian: really? interesting. the numbers way out of proportion. hit the airwaves to tout this number and this study on cbs on msnbc, and maybe in her household. they used it to justify masking on every kid from 3 to 17 when a journalist tried to look at the data it was overrun with errors. >> no one actu

so it's actually benefiting san francisco based tech giant. best buy shares, plunge on margin pressures organized, retail crime, a look at the organized resource crime in the u. s. and how e commerce turned it into a big business. stolen goods get sold to law abiding americans by 3rd party vendors on big e commerce sites that profit from legislation to control. it struggles shares of, of, of best buy, plunged by 12 and a half percent. and one day last week because it was, and they announced that they had so much inventory theft from these organized gangs that it actually started to hit their bottom line. but what happens with all the stolen goods is, you know, we've always had stolen goods. retail outlets have always had people come in and steal their goods and then they'd have to try to find a place outside somewhere to sell them on the street. well, these people are setting up shop on amazon or ebay and just selling them to people who think it's just, you know, they're buying that luxury good on amazon and it gets delivered. that's how they'

it's up to democracies, as much as any tech giant, to shape our digital future.ichai on the bbc iplayer or listen to it as a podcast on bbc sounds. facebook made headlines earlier this year when it blocked news content in australia in a row over proposals to make it pay for news on its platform. here in the uk, the boss of the competition and markets authority described australia's proposals as sensible and said maybe the uk should consider following a similar route. dr andrea coscell also described google and facebook�*s dominance of online advertising as "a problem". the western web today is based on free and open access. you don't pay for links. but the price of that freedom is that we leave personal data trails that are monetised by the likes of google and facebook, giant advertising companies. in a rare broadcast interview, the boss of the competition and markets authority said that google's 90% share of the uk's search advertising market is a problem. and then he turned to facebook. there's a £5.5 billion, according to your own cma figures £5.5 billion disp

and indian tech giant has had dizzying success during the pandemic adding millions of subscribers toniques and a high—pressure work environment, the bbc has learned of several allegations against the company as it pursued its hyper growth path. it has denied these allegations. it's the sponsor of the indian cricket team, and endorsed by bollywood's biggest superstar. but according to some, the online education company byjus is not without problems. translation: their sales representative _ problems. translation: their sales representative came - problems. translation: tia: " sales representative came home and asked my son lots of difficult questions which he couldn't answer. my child and they were completely demotivated after their visit. this man's story is not unique. the bbc has spoken to several former employees and customers in our investigation into the company's selling to x. parental anger against byjus is growing, at least from some of it customers. their allegations: and online forums, scores of positive reviews and happy parents but also hundreds of complaints from unhappy

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it comes less than 6 months after the check giant listed in the u. s. and the 1st place. so why is db making this move? it's really unfortunate for d d. it's really bad timing since it's launch just trying to launch their own financial markets, tightening campaign and attempt to reign and it's tech companies from getting too powerful. so regulators have as t p to formulate plans to be list from the u. s. over concerns about leakage sensitive data and the stem from the fact that d d didn't resolve out standing cyber security issues that the authorities wanted to solve before ip. but now this, the listing pressure isn't coming from just china alone. it's also coming from the u. s. side as well, the, the announcement comes less than 24 hours at the u. s. scc finalized rules that allow it to deliver for in stock for failing to meet audit requirements. now these rules will let it implement the us holding foreign companies accountable act to oversee the audit of public companies. so given the increased regulatory scrutiny and now facing the us, it makes it not worth it to list

i g insurance giant. we bailed out all the big banks. they were willing to do that too. but you know, they're better rabbit. they've been running their society with a powerful government so that they're taking steps to hone in on and to undo that bubble before it reaches a level of collapse that for the and i did stage to do similar. i think most of the world is seeing. they that they can manage these kinds of problems because they've been doing a really good job of that for the last 25 years. and we know that the us certainly can't criticize when it comes to taking certain measures. now when it comes to those fears of a global contagion, we've also heard many people suggested could be a lehman brothers moment. now i want to talk to a clip from back in september when we talk to you about these very fears. take a listen. so this is a special industry with special financing arrangements and a government program that they're carrying out very little chance that the government would allow its prestige to be questioned by not coming in directly and indirectly to fix this situ

with the giants all afternoon.scott with time to stand in the pocket and find dalton schultz in the end zone. the cowboys get a rather routine 21 to 6 win their 10 and four safely in the playoffs. giants fall to four and 10 this is never good development for a team trying to stay in the playoff picture. carolina kicker zane gonzalez injures his quad in pregame warmups. that means emergency measures are necessary like drafting wide receiver brandon zylstra into action in an ad lib tryout. didn't really matter. that's buffalo in the red pjs, josh allen gabriel davis for 14 yards and scored the bills with 31 to 14 winners there, eight and six. they would be in the postseason right now. the panthers are five and nine. and all but eliminated. denver and cincinnati. two teams trying to stay in the playoff battle. broncos quarterback teddy bridgewater goes airborne on this tackle in the third quarter. bridgewater goes face first into the turf, all the safety precautions taken as bridgewater was taken from the field and to

the man, the diminutive man, was a giant.is, this little archbishop would come up laughing, a ball and bundle of energy in all directions. and then these great words of wisdom would follow. >> reporter: he was indeed a giant, richard. he was short in stature but he had a towering image around the world, this man who spoke out against apartheid was one of the leading figures against white minority rule in south africa, was critical of the apartheid regime, then critical of his own partners in the struggle when they took over power, the african national congress. he was critical sometimes of president nelson mandela at the time. he did not shy. he did not mince his words. and imagine the kind of stature this man had in south africa. i remember a couple of years ago, flying to capetown, when everybody had boarded, archbishop desmond tutu came on the plane. he was one of the last people to board. a big round of applause. people were clapping, some people were standing. because he had this larger-than-life image in the minds of so

the whole world is scared about these 2 giants that keep provoking each other. i think is it exhausted policy. we need change from both sides. professor richard wall, thank you so much for your time and insights day. always appreciate it. thank you. and time now for a quick break, but when we come back, we take a look at a year of ransomware tax in a giant here for the crypto currency industry was back in a flash, me oil and gas manufacturing, electricity, telecom transportation. all of them now have a type of infrastructure connected to the internet for clarity, realizing there's disruptive potential so that those countries can't ignore it because it threatens national security issue. but if we take them to you countries, virtually all of them subscribe to certain doctrines and maintains selling but tell us forces. they are a cyber army on behalf of a country. that's their job. who i was diagnosed with cancer in 2005. when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in ameri

i g insurance giant. we bailed out all the big banks. they are willing to do that too. but you know, they're better rad it. they've been running their society with a powerful government so that they're taking steps to hone in on and to undo that bubble before it reaches the level of collapse that forced the united states to do similar. and i think most of the world is seeing they, that they can manage these kinds of problems because they've been doing a really good job of that for the last 25 years. and we know that the u. s. certainly can't criticize when it comes to taking a certain measures. now, when it comes to those fears of a global contagion, we've also heard many people suggest as could be a lehman brothers. no man. now i wanna talk to a clip from back in september when we talk to you about these very fears. take a listen. so this is a special industry with special financing arrangements and a government program that they're carrying out very little chance that the government would allow its prestige to be questioned by not coming in directly and indirectly to

. >>> now to honoring a giant of the senate.eid, the democratic senator who served five terms and helped steer the passage of the affordable care act as senator majority leader died tuesday at the age of 82 after a four-year battle with pancreatic cancer. maryalice parks is with the president in delaware. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: mary, good morning. the former senator from nevada had been sick for some time. he was soft-spoken but will be remembered as just a force of nature in washington. he grew up in an extremely poor family in a tiny mining town in nevada. his childhood home had no indoor plumbing, yet he rose through the ranks and served in the senate for 30 years, one of the longest serving majority leaders in the nation's history and he was a masterful tactician, stubborn, dogged, a fighter in absolutely every sense. he was literally an amateur boxer known for taking on the mob back in nevada and people always said he pulled no punches. >> he certainly did not. maryalice, he was the driving force behind so mu

i'm in munich to visit the top sound designer at german car giant bmw group. some groundbreaking in—cabin sounds with hollywood film composer hans zimmer. the sounds underlines the soul of anything. and right now, we are at a really exciting point, shaping the sound of the future. yep, bmw is taking this seriously with hans and renzo taking inspiration from female vocalists... ..and even this... all of a sudden, it comes with an idea of a beatles chord with a guitar. we have all sorts of percussion instruments and we begin to play around with the guitar in a way that actually one does not, with pieces of glass, pieces of wood and just recording, and some of them ended up being part of our composition for bmw. you see how the sound, it's much smoother. a little more metallic maybe. yes. tubular, tubular bells, that's the right word. it is not being rough on the exterior. it is more like an introverted kind of driving. as compared to the sport sound, where it's more extroverted. it's pushing. it's pushing much more. bmw owners can expect some of the new in—cabin

the whole world is scared about these 2 giants that keep provoking each other. i think is it exhausted policy. we need change from both sides. professor richard wall, thank you so much for your time and insights day. always appreciate it. thank you. and time now for a quick break, but when we come back, we take a look at a year of ransomware tax in a giant here for the crypto currency industry back in a flash. mm i ah, it's update on you being a no, no, no, no, but i did not. i am having my middle now. i own my head up my laptop that has a knuckle. my love bob again thought, no, well i'm going out there to be a well, i mean happy lation, suburban i thought yeah, it's not in the and many of the school the delta would be the sort of p i cool, you know, going to get a car sure, any more transmissible than delta and not what's happened. you got something which has popped up with more than 30 changes in that spike protein that we're all interested in. it's accumulated, all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one virus. and that raises some very intere