julie: global supply crisis sparing no one, not even ikea.se impacting these giants and what ikea plans to do about it. ♪♪ that the gun violence that record high in philadelphia last year, spilling into this year, at least three were killed, several others hurt several shootings across the city, the first victim discovered in 90 minutes. total of 562 homicides in philadelphia last year, most into the city's history. julie: not even the world's largest financial retailer ikea is safe from the impact of the supply chain crisis. i'm known for affordable prices ikea issued the following statement, unfortunately not for the first time higher costs have begun to affect the global economy, we have to pass parts of the increased costs on to our consumers. let's bring in university of maryland economist peter, thank you for talking to us. ikea is a go to for so many people, not only is it affordable, even college students rely on it heading off to their freshman year of college. the prices are going to rise an average of 9% stores around the world for

ikea cuts sick pay for unvaccinated staff who need to self—isolate because of covid. largest fossilized skeleton of its kind everfound in the uk — a sea dragon, ten metres long and 250 million years old. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel. after a weekend of fa cup shocks, can aston villa pull off an upset at manchester united, in the last of the third round ties? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tennis�* world number one novak djokovic has been back on the tennis court today after a dramatic courtjudgment in australia meant he was free to leave the hotel where he had been detained since last week. he says he still wants to compete at the australian open — despite the political row over whether he should have been allowed into australia. djokovic has confirmed he is unvaccinated against covid, but had a medical exemption to enter the country. at seven this morning, a judge in melbourne ruled that djokovic had not been given enough time to respond to the cancellation of his visa — and gave border officials 30 minutes to release him. the aust

jobina: supply chain issues are going to cost us the next time we shop at ikea. they say they will hike prices this year in stores around the world buying average of 9% .ikea says ongoing supply issues lead to increased cost for transportation and raw materials. throughout the pandemic the retailer says that has been unprecedented demand for home related products including storage and home-office items. want to start the new year with $500 million? i know i do. that is the powerball jackpot. no ticket matched all six numbers in the wednesday drawing. there has not been a winner since october 4. the last winner claimed a $699 million jackpot, the 5th largest prize in power but history. the drawing tonight takes place just before 8:00. conditions are ripe in tahoe. look at that. this is video from tahoe. the ski resort tells us they closed out december with 17.5 feet of snow, all thanks to the nine-day mega storm that dumped an impressive amount of fresh powder. they say this was the snowiest december on record for them which dates back to 1970. spencer has a lot m

that's the case for uk workers at ikea.mented at wessex water and in the us several major companies have started penalising unjabbed workers. it comes as firms struggle with mass staff absences and rising costs. victoria scholar is head of investment at interactive investor. it is interesting to see how companies, some of them have a very zero tolerance policy when it comes to staff who are unvaccinated while all this debate is going on globally about novak djokovic! about novak d'okovic! yes, if ou take about novak d'okovic! yes, if you take the — about novak djokovic! yes, if you take the example - about novak djokovic! yes, if you take the example of- about novak djokovic! yes, if| you take the example of ikea, it is a significant difference for workers who get around £100 for workers who get around £100 for a week of pay, unvaccinated, through sick leave compared to around £400 for vaccinated staff. we are entering into the third year of the pandemic and businesses are desperately trying to get back to normality after a

supply chain issues are going to cost us the next time we shop at ikea. the world's biggest furniture seller says they will hike prices this year in stores around the world buy an average of 9%. ikea says ongoing supply issues led to increased cost for transportation and raw materials. throughout the pandemic the retailer says that has been unprecedented demand for home related products including storage and home-office items. conditions are right in town to pull off these types of stunts. check this out. boom. that is amazing. this is video from tahoe. the ski resort tells us they closed out december with 17.5 feet of snow, all thanks to the nine-day mega storm that dumped an impressive amount of fresh powder there. palisades tahoe says this was the snowiest december on record for them which dates back to 1970. and i would argue that when i was sitting upstairs in our offices, it felt like that. spencer: it is cold enough to snow right here in the bay area right now. but not for a while. we have blue skies tonight. and it is really getting chilly. here's

ikea. >> heavy travel restrictions abroad. thinking about traveling to china?loth masks are not as protective. we will tell you why. >> a defiant school districts and students home to learn remotely. what is next? sandhya: i will let you know if the taste of spring will continue through the weekend. >> building a better bay area. this is abc 7 news. ama: taking a live look at sfo where flights have been you and far between. traveling from the u.s. to china could become impossible. the chinese government is blocking flights trying to limit the spread of covid head of the lunar new year in winter olympics. good evening at thank you for joining us. larry: ryan curry explains the e impact is being felt by bay area businesses. brian: february 1 is the chinese new year which traditionally brings many to the homeland to celebrate. the new year is happening the same week as the winter olympics but what was supposed to be a popular month for tourism and change into a series of lockdowns and travel restrictions to help limit the spread of the omicron variant. >> china is

for instance, furniture giant ikea said their furniture prices will go up 9% due to the backlog. that company, sure, but long term throughout the market. >> ikea like so many companies around the world is being forced to raise prices, and the main drivers of the price hikes that we're seeing from ikea, increase in costs in transport and raw materials. the question is how long will the pressures remain? on that the company offered a fairly pessimistic outlook. it does not anticipate a break in the foreseeable future and expects disruptions far into 2022. that is what we're hearing from companies around the world. the hope is, though, by the end of the year, some of these pressures will begin to ease. >> the pandemic truth is whatever happens in europe will happen in the u.s. you've been provided updates from london for the last few months. the uk is preparing for what it's calling wofrlts case scenarios with records over the holidays. fill us in, what's the latest there? >> in terms of the scale of absences we can expect over the coming weeks, the government is warning we could se

our business correspondent emma simpson has been to one ikea store and explains what's behind the mover unjabbed, they will get full sick pay. the difference is, if they are unvaccinated and are forced to self—isolate, coming into close contact with someone who has tested positive they are likely to end up with the minimum statutory sick pay of £96 a week unless there are mitigating circumstances, that is a financial penalty. wessex water is doing something similar starting this week where absence rates have double and that follows on from morrisons which cut its sick pay terms last year. it is worth pointing out some big firms in america have gone further, unvaccinated workers there having to pay monthly fees or some losing theirjobs all together, so what we are starting to see here, are some changes, ikea saying it is emotive and it could become a wider friend , trend. the latest official coronavirus figures show over 142,000 new infections in the latest 24—hour period. on average there were over 171,600 new cases per day in the last week. the latest figures show over 18,600 people i

but, ikea, you don't go to ikea because you want to spend a gazillionian dollars.ea, now that it is everywhere? >> no, they don't understand it. they live in the bubble of washington and how tone deaf to say that rich people are the ones hit by inflation. they have enough reserve. they will be fine. they will do whatever they want travel wherever they want unless fauci tells them they can't. they aren't in a bind at all. let me me assure you of something, bill gates and elon musk and jeff bezos are not going to ikea to buy furniture for 15th or 16th mansion, what hits hardest the consumer at the bottom of the food chain, not the top. kayleigh: there is no doubt about it, sad and unfortunate indeed. governor huckabee, you are the perfect person to react to this next topic, of course, the passing of betty white at 99 years old. you, like her, have a great sense of humor, understand the entertainment business and the significance of betty white in that space having a multidecade career. let's take a listen to betty white and ryan reynolds in a skit that they did. >> w

ikea. moving forward, finding solutions., hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> household will be able to allow up to four at home tests. ama: the u.s. general is a warning of the spread. julian: case rates rates rates in san francisco are soaring. where than 1500 residents are testing positive each day. ama: covid cases are also on the rise for teenagers and younger children across the country. the cdc is asking schools cancel extracurriculars to help the spread of omicron. we ask the doctor of pediatrics at ucsf about this. >> people hanging out and watching films in indoor spaces trying to do learning, people hanging out and taking off masks, those kinds of activities seem to be driving the transmission. that is why the recommendation is to do less of those activities. ama: there is a belief that transmission could be higher for indoor sports rather than outdoor ones. a stunned data from south africa on the rise and fall of -- based on data from south africa on the rise and fall of omicron. julian: those of you who have

and what it sets to achieve _ for ikea and what it sets to achieve.ople who wouldn't tests and people that still going to work sick because they— still going to work sick because they couldn't live without pay. as a result _ they couldn't live without pay. as a result the — they couldn't live without pay. as a result the virus spread. i think where — result the virus spread. i think where we _ result the virus spread. i think where we are now with a less acute version, _ where we are now with a less acute version, very— where we are now with a less acute version, very it's hard to distinguish between omicron and a normal— distinguish between omicron and a normal cold. i'm not sure this policy— normal cold. i'm not sure this policy is — normal cold. i'm not sure this policy is going to achieve what i don't _ policy is going to achieve what i don't think it's a good example to follow _ don't think it's a good example to follow. ., ., . ., , follow. there are other companies followin: follow. there are other companies following suit. _ follow. there are

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ikea.inutes, sonoma county implementing new restrictions that could impact businesses. here why some say they shouldn't have to be going through something like this again. reporter: across the state, thousands of students and can -- educators out with communicative diseases. the governor signing in order to keep school going. reporter: city leaders have -- sandhya: more like spring today than winter. elena how long it will last coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: in covered restrictions go into affect in sonoma county. they are limiting credit defense and residents are being asked to stay home for 30 days. in effort to stop the rapid spread of omicron. ama: abc 7 news reported was in sonoma tonight and explains even for businesses allowed to stay open, this could impact their bottom line. reporter: it's almost like march 2020 all over again. on wednesday, sonoma county residents will be asked t

ikea has cut its sick pay for unvaccinated staff. someone believes that they cannot be vaccinated, if they are a jehovah's witness, that could be discriminatory. however, ikea have actually made mitigating circumstances and said, if somebody cannot be vaccinated for particular reasons, they will take that into consideration and they may still pay them full six pay. it seems like they are protecting themselves against any discrimination claims that may arise.— that may arise. fascinating. so miaht that may arise. fascinating. so mi . ht we that may arise. fascinating. so might we see _ that may arise. fascinating. so might we see other _ that may arise. fascinating. so might we see other big - that may arise. fascinating. so i might we see other big employers going down this route as well, do you think?— going down this route as well, do ou think? : ,,:, , _, 4, you think? absolutely. if you think back to this _ you think? absolutely. if you think back to this time _ you think? absolutely. if you think back to this time last _ you thi

shocked, wasn't with citizens, they have to go all the way around and wants to satisfied, just like an ikea to day. they go on to the next floor with amazon sets of lean on it out of those office. so this one way layout began to muddle for the sample fair palaces of light, 6 inner city. and thus pot about through through the wisdom as a palestinian sha financing. ah, i am now on the way to light cease hip and mother and west to the district of clock fits. it used to be an industrial area, a working class neighborhood. the fall of the wall brought the end of industrial production year, but the factory hall to remain suddenly there was room for ideas and experiments that attracted artists and creative spirits. the best and most famous example is the cotton spinning milk. within a short time, it's taken over as the heart of like cease art scene to date, block visit popular, but expensive residential area. it was a rough diamant, but that is disappearing more and more. he industrial flare is still a life in some places. the vest back was once a vel factory to day. it's an open location for anyb

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keep to i learned that recession the bathrooms, too much crappy ikea. i'm of fact not only, not that i'm looking for a family with jak here protection for him. um, give myself a thought a in the stories that shaped the weak ukraine dominated both the headlines and the mines of nato states with lethal arms, ammunition and military equipment handed over to care. while the u. s. and u. k. prepare to send the troops to eastern europe, but not all nato members agree to weaponized ukraine. germany was slammed by allies for going against the blocks line while some spanish opposition party faith. it's not their country's war to wage. spain has no police in this conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all this is the pro cation of the united states and nato in an attempt to reshape the world order in which they are lose an influence. elsewhere this weekend to canada's prime minister is reportedly rush.

but we spoke with european political analyst and economist ikea hammer, who says us government's interests to diverge from those to the general public, especially in europe. if you, if you overly, say what you want as, as washington, people say no, no, no, we are not on the boat. we don't, we don't join you. we don't help you supporting the big interest on black rock in the military, industrial complex to support you. we are not, we are not in for the specially, not in the case of a war. we are not supporting this germany and europe once p. and the business interest of these few groups who seem to be ruthless in this case is not in the interest offered people. so you have to spin, you have to do pay news and you have to close the proper ground up front. and that's why all the media who are independent are a danger for them because they come up with, as you said, these arguments, whether people find out pretty quickly. know what the media tell us, what the mainstream media tells us is fate. what the independent media tells us this makes much more sense. what even r t has become a target of

k, ikea has just announced it is cutting sick pay for certain groups of unvaccinated workers who have to self isolate. does it for me in about 32 minutes, i will be back with another look at your newsday with such international ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true or his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. now we have e cigarettes. i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes a. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce are these are making the tobacco up into the workforce? i emotions medieval institutions. and then i go to like technology and the combination of these 3 very you could say historically distinct seeks fixes within our psycho physical makeup. i have rendered us pretty dangerous to ourselves too, but to the planet with .

all right, so that, that some work to be done ruler, eileen ikea, and youtube comments. thanks so much for being part of the day. show. appreciate you. i will leave you with a voice is the united system me on you and me a ah ah ah, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial pass. and their museums filled with artifacts, spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores, the heated debates are all right, from ownership admits activists taking matters into their own out of africa on a jessina talk to al, just a wild alarm is, can we listen? design is, are making serious efforts in order to in t and disrupt the channel. because here we meet with global use maintenance. i'm talking about the stories that imagined on how to see how the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response, w h l is the guardian of global health, delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across board is to speed up the development of te

k, ikea has just announced it's cutting sick pay for certain groups of unvaccinated workers as well. who have to self isolate that as a for me in 32 minutes, i'll be back with another full and fresh lucas new say with a start international. mm. well the pandemic, no, certainly no borders line to nationalities and you as emerge. we don't have authority. we don't of maxine who worried needs to take action to be ready people are gonna. 2 come with, we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been met. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith in the world corrupted? you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. now we have e cigarettes. i just

k, ikea has just announced it's cutting sick pay for certain groups of unvaccinated workers who have to self isolate. that's your news for this hour. i will be back with your headlines and about 33 and a half minutes. see with a start international. ah, no one else. so think wrong. i just don't want to see out dc because the african and engagement equals the trail when they find themselves will the point we choose to look for common ground? you know, everybody is concerned about that coin being upon his game, but in fact, that's the only thing out there. there's not upon his game, it's an open source project girl by volunteers find a policy, but there are a lot of policies out there. now we have e cigarettes, i was just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes and do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these sugars are making the tobacco tours ah, interaction of republicans in georgia chose the wrong way, the odd democratic way them to many people voted in a democracy, is a problem with 2020. now 22 going int

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ikea. ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers.d with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. be the latest city attacked by anti-mandate flyers. according to community members i spoke with, similar flyers were found in the miami area. police have increased patrols. nearly identical flyers were found in southern california last month. the jewish city council says that they are working with the san francisco police department and urging people from not shying away to going to synagogues. in the north bay, a bay area group held a rally today against vaccine mandates. they say is -- it is their first step in finding -- fighting orders. >> stop the mandate. reporter: this group calling themselves marin parents united and marc

ikea cuts sick pay for unvaccinated staff who need to self—isolate because of covid.

it comes after other retailers in the country, next, 0cado and ikea revealed they are only paying the staff if they have to isolate due to covid exposure. in england, unvaccinated people must isolate for 10 days if they are a close contact of someone with covid, even if they do not test positive themselves. but this has resulted in unvaccinated workers being more likely to take time off than their fully vaccinated colleagues, who no longer need to isolate in this situation. let's stick with covid vaccinations because france is introducing new rules on accessing cafes, cultural venues and long—distance transport. from today only people who can show they are fully vaccinated will be allowed to board intercity trains or eat lunch inside a restaurant. until now, unvaccinated customers had the option of presenting a negative covid test. joining me now from paris isjeremy ghez, co—director of the hec paris center for geopolitics and professor of economics. good morning to you. good morning- — good morning to you. good morning- we _ good morning to you. good morning. we know - good morning t

it follows similar moves from big retailers including ikea, next and ocado as staff absences rise.s who are told to isolate but test negative now get statutory sick pay of £96 a week. the price of orange juice climbed to its highest level in months, after us government agricultural forecasters said they expect the smallest florida orange crop since world war ii. the forecast is expecting 44 and half million boxes to be produced, which is 16% lower than last year's figure. india's prime minister — narendra modi — has called on collective action to tackle the grey area of crypto—currency regulation. speaking at virtual davos, modi said �*steps taken by a single country will not suffice'. elsewhere in the crypto world, spain has become the first member of the european union to order its financial markets regulator to clamp—down on crypto—currency adverts. promoters will now need to notify authorities in advance of posts promoting crypto. joining me now is swetha ramachandran, who's a investment manager at gam investments. lovely to see you. so this issue of crypto currency and how it

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