yoon indicated the police's response was inadequate. presidential office said president yoon suk-yeol was informed about the incident at around 11:00 p.m. on saturday. south korean media say senior officials slow response to the chaos may have been a factor behind the large number of victims. they suggested those officials will be held accountable. two japanese were among the dead, one of them was 26-year-old komikawa may. on wednesday her parents visited a venue were flowers were laid. many people have visited the venue to mourn the victims. >>> parts of brazil remain in chaos as supporters continue to refuse the defeat in sunday's presidential runoff. thousands who support the outgoing president rallied in front of the military facility in the largest city. they call them the army to intervene to prevent de silva from paying office. brazil was under military dictatorship until 1985. a former army captain has cultivated strong ties with the military and says he assumed power after the 2018 election. the defense force is silent since th

she called yoon and his aides idiots. she said the south had not been a target under moon jane. he was un's liberal predecessor and sought reck sreconciliation with north korea. it said pyongyang is trying to blame seoul for the current tensions on the korean peninsula despite the north's repeated missile launches. >>> shanghai disneyland is set to reopen on friday after daily coronavirus infections in china hit a new high this week. shanghai disney resort says it will open the amusement park while strictly following pandemic control measures. it has been closed since late october in order to prevent infections. the operator says some attractions may not be available. it says all guests must show negative results of tests taken within 48 hours. the announcement comes as china reported about 29,000 new cases on wednesday. the figure tops the daily record marked in april when shanghai was put under lockdown. the chinese government aims to revive economic activity. it eased some of its severe anticoronavirus restrictions earlier this month, but the authorities have made clear they

you know that in china, when we talk about such matters, eunice yoon and myself are typically blacked out. they don't want us talking abou that i have not heard about blurring out of world cup fans. we are all seen without masks and keunice, you are wearing on now. thank you, eunice yoon. >>> and the factory in china is adding pressures on the iphone 14 the retail holiday shopping season and apple has been trying to increase sites at china and ship supply chain in asia as well for the iphone 14 nearly all iphones are made in china. let's talk more about this with sophie lund-yates. so sophie, you heard eunice's report this is a key part of the world for apple. does this mean apple is possibly doomed to a supply constrained holiday shopping season? >> hi, yes i know we are sick of hearing this word. unprecedented set of circumstances. there are a couple of things playing and quite concerned with the january results that we will be getting firstly, the weakening of the consumer spending power. particularly in the u.s. that's a problem on its own. you look at the supply problems and by s

eunice yoon with the latest from beijing.hank you very much. >>> to the broader markets as we wait for the speech from jay powell into the inside policy pivots we use that word a lot today ahead of that, a tweet reply from elon musk just this morning urging the fed to pivot sooner rather than later, reading, quote, trend is concerning, referring to a possible recession, fed needs to cut interest rates immediately they are massively amplifying the possibility of a severe recession. joining me on the 411 is ben emons. this is very interesting elon musk carries a lot of sway in the business world and otherwise and even he is calling for the fed to cut interest rates is that the appropriate action, or do we still have to fight inflation more force fli >> good morn, dom. yeah, i think they're fight inflation camp there's a rise in inflation expectation rates. that's a concern and problem although elon musk is pointing to the effect it's having on the economy, the fed is still in the mode of, we've got to bring this rate up to a le

professor sung-yoon _ supreme national past. professor sung-yoon lee. _ supreme national past.uch sung—yoon lee, thank you very much forjoining us from massachusetts. poland has confirmed it will build a fence on its border with the russian exclave of kaliningrad. the government says it is trying to prevent what it fears could be another migrant crisis — similar to what happened at its border with belarus, last year. this is the polish defence minister. translation: due to the disturbing information that the airport in the kaliningrad oblast region has been opened for flights from the middle east and north africa, i have decided to take measures that will strengthen security on the polish border with the kaliningrad oblast by sealing this border. therefore, the work undertaken by sappers, by soldiers of the polish army, on the construction of a temporary dam with the kaliningrad region, will begin today. kaliningrad is a piece of land sandwiched between lithuania and poland that serves as a base for several russian military assets it has become a flashpoint since the invasion o

protests continue to impact production for companies like apple ahead of a big holiday season eunice yoonve from beijing with the latest. >> reporter: most of china's iphone city or zhengzhou in central china is in lockdown until tuesday, this comes after protests had erupted at the foxconn facility there, which is responsible for about 70% of the global iphone output, including of iphone 14 models. foxconn has apologized for what it described as a technical error in worker pay which was in part responsible it seems for those protests foxconn offers about $1,400 for recruits that choose to leave the facilities and apple has sent in staff saying that they're working with foxconn to address some of the employee complaints. the turmoil raises questions in terms of whether foxconn is going to be able to meet the internal goal to get the facility up and running by the end of the month otherwise, an export hub has denied there will be a city wise lockdown in guangzhou however tonight they announced they're suspending public transportation and all residents must stay as home it's coming as withi

the president yoon ssangyong said he was struggling to process his grief after one of south korea's worstver disasters. the accounts from the survivors of the tragedy tell a story of chaos and confusion. one man who was in the alleyway during the crush told me he climbed up onto a ledge to stay safe where he watched the horror unfold. someone pushed from the back. then we were here, like it was quite a few times. then i realized something's going to happen. there's no way we can breathe. so everyone lifting up, and that's what they're doing, like taking, like, the last breath and things. so kind of suffocating. the crowds had moved into the narrow alleyway near to the main subway station from three different directions. the following day, forensic teams scoured the scene, still littered with the remnants from the night before. we don't know exactly what caused the crush yet, but we are starting to get a better picture of how things unfolded. if you see the alleyway just behind me, which is where it happened, it's very narrow. and we know that thousands of people were packed into that spac

we have eunice yoon with more. >> reporter: it is rare to see them in so many different cities, seema. the security is extra tight today here in beijing and shanghai after the protests really showed a very strong sense of defiance among the people here. arguably the most resistance we have seen since the crackdown on tiananmen square in 1989 protests held in beijing and shanghai and guangzhou and chengdu and other cities the focus of the public anger was mainly directed at the covid controls there were indications that people were angry about other things as well in fact, people were holding up white paper which they were saying is a protest against censorship some calling for xi jinping in shanghai to resign now the leadership here as signalled for the most part it is sticking by the zero covid policy it is willing to curb some of the most excessive measures and state media has been running editorials today and yesterday zero covid is science based and effective. that they also have been warning local officials against what they describe as excessive covid layers now for context, acc

we have eunice yoon with the latest >> reporter: seema, one manufacturing 0hub appears to gt relief soonthe iphone city of zhengzhou foxconn has a factory spilling out to escape the covid curbs and spread the city announced it will be lifting the lockdown as of today which in theory should help the company to return to operations back to normal the decision is a bit of a surprise because of the number of reported cases today in the city was 95. that is for a city of12 millio people globally, very low at the same time, much higher than when the lockdown first went into effect so the protocols have not yet been eased that is creating a bit of confusion and uncertainty for foxconn and other companies there which has been facing a fallout for workers. officially, the company says that its production won't be affected however, an official news outlet quoted a factory manager who said this if they do not retain enough workers, they could see production fall by 50% he said the company now is looking for various ways to create financial incentives to keep the number of workers they need >> eunic

eunice yoon is joining us from beijing with the covid infection wave eunice >> reporter: dom, beijing is a near ghost town after two new deaths and covid cases hit fresh highs. the city authorities have said that they are now closing more parks, malls and urging residents to stay home they also are requiring a negative 48-hour covid test as of thursday for more public places now, beijing is one of many cities around the country seeing fresh covid cases hitting fresh highs. the total count for the country as of this morning was 29,000. obviously from the zero goal perspective, that is a large number given the size of the population at the same time, it is alarming a lot of authorities in what they describe as a grim situation. beijing is now conducting mass testing. guangzhou is imposing tighter lockdowns. out in the west, they will have stricter stay-at-home measures there was research out today localities account for 20% of the china gdp. those localities are under some form of lockdowns or curbs it is not so far away from the situation we saw back in april when shanghai was in lockd

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arresting people over the violence as leaders face growing backlash over the policies we have eunice yoonh more on the story from beijing good morning, eunice >> reporter: frank, police confirmed they arrested 7 people after the video online showed haz-mat workers meeting up to residences that video has been censored online the tensions of the zero covid policy remain. including the foxconn factory. china appears to be moving into hyper drive to try to get the iphone city back up and running. official media reporting that the search for workers to supply the plant has gone beyond the city and to the province officials have now been enlisted to track down experienced workers mainly from the foxconn plant and convince them to go back with special bonuses to reach as high as $420 and 20% wage increases this shows the intensifying conflict with the government's priorities of zero covid and economic growth. for the most part, zero covid has been winning out it is not clear how the foxconn situation is going to play out a seven-day lockdown of the industrial zone that houses that foxconn facili

calls for xi jinping to step down so far failed to materialize for the second straight day eunice yoon is joining us from beijing with the latest there. eunice >> reporter: dom, residents were focused on any comments from the top health authority that could potentially lead to some easing of covid curbs the good news is the health authority will ramp up vaccination efforts among the elderly, but stopped short of a mandate which people believe is needed to get the vaccination rate higher. the authorities have also made comments about the complaints about covid curbs. not commenting on the protests saying that much of the problem was on the implementation at a local level. in other words, we are not really seeing a big difference in china's approach right now to zero kocovid. it is zero covid and trying to ease excessive measures on the local level. one thing that was heartening to investors was an unverified report or chatter, dom, which is interesting. making it clear this is an unverified report. some discussion about the leadership could be looking for and may have already approved t

leaders there making a pivot on the country's strict covid policies eunice yoon is joining us now from beijing on the fast-moving developments eunice, what exactly has changed? >> reporter: seema, you or i might call this a pivot, but the beijing leadership says they are sticking by zero covid, but optimizing control. still, the market is interpreting this as relaxation. for those who want to come to china, for example, if you are a foreign executive, there is good news for you here. the government says they will trim the centralized or government quarantine from 7 to 5 days still do 3 days at home here assuming you have a home here. there is a policy with airlines with a problem with china would suspend flights with cases on them that policy has now ended. finally, a requirement to have two 48-hour negative covid tests. that has been dropped to one the tweaks for zero covid are being applied to the country they eliminate some of the more extreme measures for close contact for example, the quarantine in government isolation facilities have been cut from seven days to five. they are cal

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let's get to eunice yoon in beijing to talk about apple, foxconn and some of these restrictions, eunicewhether this was in some way apple's attempt to register their dissatisfaction with industrial policy >> reporter: well, apple was saying that they are working very closely with their supplier here, foxconn, on trying to improve the conditions for the workers. foxconn said that the zero covid policy has forced it to revise down its forecast for q4 this is really important quarter for taiwan companies, so it's a pretty big deal. the company, foxconn, said they hope to resume full capacity as quickly as possible, and that means to the company reorganizing the facility to further restrict the movement to factory and dormitories, but at the same time, of course, improving the conditions for the workers to maintain them and attract new ones they're offering a lot of cash, bonus for one-time bonus for anybody who wants to return to the factory. $69, pretty hefty in chinese terms. and also they're recruiting with 20% bump in salary for new folks to come to the factory now, official media is q

our eunice yoon joins us eunice. >> reporter: thanks, dom the industrial area that houses the foxconnacility says it's going to reimpose very strict covid controls so these are quite harsh the authorities said there will be no transportation except for essential services, that everyone is going to be ordered to stay inside and also to work from home. they're not going to even allow people to go outside and buy groceries. the only time you are allowed to leave the house is to take part in the mass testing rounds so this is seen as potentially very disruptive for the foxconn facility, which has already been hit with a lot of worker issues. they say it's going to last until november 9th again, it was triggered because we see what in a chinese context is a surge in cases of a reported 359 for a population of 12 million of course, globally, this isn't a very significant number. but, of course, it is enough to motivate the beijing authorities and have a lot of people concerned about the foxconn facility, which is responsible for about 80% of the production factory of the iphone 14 the nio e

beginning with eunice yoon in beijing, pippa stevens on the commodity ripple and steve kovac at the apple impact. eunice, start with you and the latest development over what's been an extraordinary weekend. >> reporter: absolutely, tyler shanghai residents complaining tonight that police at transport hubs have been checking their phones asking to see if they have vpns or foreign apps like instagram, twitter or telegram, the encryption service, twitter, a telegram often used by protesters as well as activists to communicate now, this is all coming after a weekend of protests erupted in multiple cities including here in beijing triggered by a deadly building fire in the far search city, which many people suspect could have been worsened because of covid controls. now, much of the public anger is being directed at the zero-covid policy however, there are some indications that there's a wider dissatisfaction with the freedoms here. in fact, in beijing, there were several people who were olding up blank sheets of white paper to protest censorship in shanghai even people calling for the resigna

eunice yoon is live from beijing with more. we've been seeing you on our airwaves all morning, but i'm blessing your reporting is being blacked out on the ground where you are in china >> reporter: yeah, i would guess so that's been happening all this week whenever we talk about any type of protests or other frustration with the covid curbs. dierdre, one interesting development is shanghai residents are complaining online that police are checking their mobile phones at transportation hubs to look for foreign apps, such as instagram, twitter and telegram telegram is, of course, the encrypted messaging app, and it is often use bid by protesters s well as activists to communicate. otherwise, security is extra tight, not only in shanghai but also here in beijing this is after the weekend protests which erupted in multiple cities. not only, of course, here in beijing, but also in wuhan where the pandemic started the protests on the whole were sparked by deaths at a building fire in the far western city, which many people believe wer

case here a lot of people questioning zero covid these days >> eunice, thank you very much eunice yoontalk to you soon >>> all right. check out apple shares we will dive deeper in the stock performance in the next hour >>> coming up next, a few hours away from the opening bell a holiday short session closing at 1:00. still talking about the markets. reminder, you can watch or listen to us live anytime on the cnbc app is it possible the only thought that comes to mind is... ♪ finally? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. happy black friday day after thanksgiving we hope you had a wonderful holiday with your family we hope you are feeling up to it today. look at the markets. we are open until 1:00 p.m in the pre-market, you see a bit of mixed action. dow futures up 50 points s&p futures up 4.5 nasdaq futures down 14 at least for now >>> joining us to talking markets ahead of the last day of the short trading week is zachary hill head of horizon investments. i see from your note

eunice yoon, we'll talk later.icture and china's impact, let's bring in ceo charles delara. charles, it's great to have you back welcome back. >> good morning. good to be with you this morning. >> before we talk about i guess the fed and sort of monetary policy, impact from china, yellen this morning at a conference did suggest as others have that it might renew some of the supply chain worries we had earlier in the year. >> well, certainly that is a risk here. i think we just have to monitor closely the evolution of the lockdown policies in china to see if there is no significant easing in the lockdown i think we could see renewed further supply chain difficulties which could put further pressures on price levels on the other hand, the chinese economy is clearly in a relatively weak state, especially compared to its historical performance i think we have to monitor the situation closely to see which way it goes in the weeks ahead certainly we have not yet seen any dramatic move toward reopening the economy, nor ha

united states, like south korea and japan have both have right when governments now new south korean yoon government is a very right wing government and they're happy to support us initiatives and to try to isolate and really to contain china. but most of the asian countries are not doing so. and you look at india, for example, the united states efforts toward winning india. should you as side when it, what you see, what's happening with india increasing is purchase of russian oil despite u. s. pressures, despite u. s. threats, as well as india's dependence on russian arms. and so this strategy most of the world does not want to have to choose between the united states and china, or the united states and russia. and so the u. s. policy, this idea about the united states been back, which is the the bite and mantra and look at what biden has done. he came into office and surrounded himself with hawkish right wing advisors, 16 of whom are come from the center for new american security and others like blinking our stay, ours. secretary of state, you know, supported the event or afghan, the in

kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim.next 7 month-old child. >> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling. >> case. 29 year-old celina juarez made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way. santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until 03:00pm. on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evidence shows that she picked up melanie and forcefully held her against

president yoon suk—yeol told a cabinet meeting that south korea had to improve its crowd control measuresl's grief travels far beyond those who have lost someone. the whole country is mourning. as it learns the names and stories of the young people needlessly crushed to death. this narrow alley where they were celebrating halloween became so packed, they couldn't breathe. man's friend called him as the crush started. the woman next to him was unwell, he said. then her hand went cold. he hung up. it was the last i heard from him. he was 21. he loved hip—hop music. he worked in construction but dreamed of being a fashion designer. this public altar gives people who are not necessarily friends or family with those who have died a space where they can come and mourn. it has particularly resonated with young people here, and young women, who we now know make up most of the victims. all the victims are the same age with me. so... i don't know, it just feels so sad. i just want to pray for them. the families gather at funeral homes around the city. here, james and his friend await burial. two fr

our kron four's haaziq mod-yoon tells us what happened. >> intense gas fire erupts while the construction crew was working here at frederick and grant street in concord wednesday morning. contra costa fire protection district captain billy small and their role in fighting the blaze. so roughly about 10, 30, we received a phone call. >> are 9-1-1, dispatch a large vehicle on fire with a possible gas. great. we saw that that vehicle was well involved with a flames from that vehicle and the gas. great. you know, approximately well happy 50 feet up in the air at that point. we hose lines to help protect the surrounding homes. no damage was caused homes. there was some damage to the cars that were parked out front. those damaged vehicles belong to our total sainz who has lived in this home for 25 years to it. this is flame is coming out to my house. look at these melton that color. >> he's met and the car is built and discarding it in he says that he's afraid that the heat may have also damaged his solar panels on the roof of his home, as well as his fruit trees in the front. yeah. like or eve

kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> city leaders in san francisco have got a new attitude for union square this hosiday season aiming for it to be one of the safest locations in the city. we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the which we plan to make this one of the best and safest times during the holiday season. for those who come to san francisco, we have officers out that you will see. >> but they're out there for a purpose. and that purpose is to arrest people who don't get anyone who is caught engaging in such conduct will be held accountable and will face consequences. this is the new day. >> this press conference is kicking off san francisco safe shopper initiative here in union square, which was the infamous location of last year's flash mobs caught on camera. shoplifting video seen around the world in response to that sfpd launched a new safety initiative. the results last year from november. 20th through december night. police say there were major decreases in assaults, burglaries, larceny and motor vehicle thefts. this year. they're bringing it

levels >> wow eunice, well said, and we'll obviously monitor with your help later on today eunice yoonn beijing, thank you so much. when we come back, early report cards on the holiday shopping season, including some interesting data involving walmart and amazon in fact, take a look at an amazon warehouse in new jersey as we start paying attention to cyber monday adobe looking for record numbers there as well. take a look at futures more "squawk on the street" continues after the break. don't go away. (vo) this is more than just a building. it's billion-dollar views. perfectly located. an inspiration. and enough space to start an empire. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. >>> some new data shows the holiday shopping season off to an upbeat start. according to adobe, online sales topped $9 billion for the first time electronics among the major growth drivers, and as for in-store and online, mastercard says u.s. retail sales up 12% from a year ago. that excludes automotive morgan stanley mentions lulu, victoria's secret. >> i think lulu is having an unbelievable holiday it

kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim. the next 7 month-old child. >> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling. >> case. 29 year-old celina juarez made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way. santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until 03:00pm. on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evidence shows that she picked up melanie and forcefully held her against her until she was unable to freeze license alleges that this behavior went on for over 10 minutes even after melanie. >> was unconscious and not breathing. she continued to hold her against her body for 2 she then lead melanie down. picked up sorry for students to the same with her. >> according to cour

and while president yoon said that korea lacks capabilities in crowd control management and other officialsd in itaewon last weekend, it was actually expected that that many people would gather in itaewon for the halloween festivities. and we have seen numerous demonstrations, parades, protests, world cup gatherings, k—pop events over the years that were all managed and controlled by the local police, so in a way, the people are discussing government responsibility and they are holding the government accountable for this recent tragedy. just in terms of the public safety measures that we have seen in the past, as you point out, and what experts recommend that was areum jeong there, speaking to me and little earlier. let's turn to ukraine now, where many areas have been devastated by vladimir putin's war. but it's worth reflecting on what it has done to putin's own country. in russia, there are signs of growing repression and state control, as well as escalating economic problems caused by sanctions and a brain drain. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports from st petersburg on how russia

kron haaziq mod-yoon was there and has this report. >> so at this point based on the numbers, we at theint now where we believe we can declare a victory in this race. >> i'm feeling pretty good. san francisco mayor london breed and newly elected san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. we're in chinatown, taking a victory lap the day after the good morning. good here is mayor breed giving shout out to all of her appointees. matt dorsey, ahead to see our district attorney. >> i'm in the place she's and to see school board members. >> and a great place, including our community college board member that i point are out grain. >> a decisive win. i think as i tried to make clear for the last 4 months, san francisco is no longer safe haven for crime. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins on what this victory means now that voters chose her to be the city's top law enforcer. for me, it is certainly affirmation that the people of san francisco are interested in accountability being restored to the criminal justice system. they truly understand. i think that we can have both. we

kron four's haaziq mod-yoon reports on the official complaint filed today and what comes next for thestrict's payroll challenges. >> so many folks have been impacted by by a lack of solution on payroll issues. there's never been this many issues before. >> the primary issue being teachers not being paid, what they're owed over the past 9 months for services to the new empower payroll system in de san francisco unified school district, the san francisco teachers union about this unfair labor complaint with the state employment relations board. union president signed corey ill and how the complaint moves the needle forward. and teachers getting accurately pay. the charges that we filed is the beginning of a suit abroad. union white suit against the district for failure to comply to the contract that we have the issues related to the empower payroll system prompted s up usd superintendent doctor matt wayne to announce a payroll declaration state of emergency, which include removing bureaucratic barriers to compensate staff who experienced issues of nonpayment, partnering with the city an

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people are calling out the failures that brought this tragedy and while president yoon said that koreaher officials have said there were not any guidelines to manage the crowd last weekend, it was actually expected that that many people would gather for the halloween festivities, and we have seen numerous demonstrations, parades, protests, world cup gatherings, kapok events over the years that were all managed and controlled by the local police, so in a way, the people are discussing government responsibility and they are holding the government accountable for this recent tragedy —— k—pop events. just accountable for this recent tragedy -- k'p°p events-_ -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public — -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public safety _ -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public safety measures - -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public safety measures that l -- k-pop events. just in terms of. the public safety measures that we have seen in the past, and don't act as you point out, and what experts recommend, both from the sides of officials managing that event a

been speaking to here all afternoon and into the night want the resignation of south korean president yoonthe tragic loss of life on saturday night. clearly, we know that there have been police failings. not enough officers were deployed on saturday night, there was nowhere near enough planning, huge numbers and little to no thought being put into things like crowd control. whether the responsibility goes all the way up to government levels, and ultimately to the president, will be something that south koreans will have to decide. but one thing is sure — over the course of this week, the initial grief and the shock felt by so many south koreans has turned into anger and has turned into a desire to get answers as to what went wrong. sinn fein's vice—president, michelle o'neill, has been addressing her party's conference in dublin. sinn fein became the largest party in the stormont assembly at the last election, but ms o'neill has not been able to take up the role of northern ireland's first minister, while the dup refuses to go back into an executive. our correspondent emma vardy is live in

at least a 155 people were killed in the crowd surged during a halloween festival present. yoon secure has admitted that south gray is behind when it comes to standards of crowd control or rubber bright is apt memorial in it . so rob, it says was happening that how people coping in the wake of this enormous tragedy. these memorial alters, have been set up across the south korea, so the thousands of people to come and pay their respects. they lined up patiently, silently. they lay flowers at the altar sign books of condolence, and so we have just had the leaders of south korea is different, but these orders christian churches, even the representative of confucianism, all coming along as one group a show of religious solidarity. i think there is a sense here of national healing that this is a country sharing a collective trauma after what took place and in fact, the country's prime minister handbooks, who has been addressing that very issue at a meeting tuesday morning. the government has agreed to offer counseling services to people who was among the 10s of thousands of people in each o

been speaking to here all afternoon and into the night want the resignation of south korean president yoonnment are responsible for the tragic loss of life on saturday night. clearly, we know that there have been police failings. not enough officers were deployed on saturday night, there was nowhere near enough planning, huge numbers and little to no thought being put into things like crowd control. whether the responsibility goes all the way up to government levels, and ultimately to the president, will be something that south koreans will have to decide. but one thing is sure — over the course of this week, the initial grief and the shock felt by so many south koreans has turned into anger and has turned into a desire to get answers as to what went wrong. twitter�*s new owner elon musk has defended his decision to sack about half the firm's workforce without warning. mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day. he's insisted twitter�*s commitment to content moderation remains unchanged, despite the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an

before the end of this year, south korea's president's yoon secure has cold for safety measures to prevent crowd accidents. after a 155 people were killed in a crowd surge during halloween festival. on saturday, the president prime minister and former un secretary general have joined warners at one of the many memorials setup in the capital sole and investigation has been launched as well. right. mcbride is at that memorial and so so tell us what you've been seeing. robin, how people have been paying their respects and coping. that's right. these memorial alters, have been set up all across south korea for thousands of people to come along and line up and pay their respects here in downtown sol outside city hall. this is one of the larger ones. it's getting up to lunch time. here we only see the lines at length, and as more people come from surrounding offices. early a tuesday we saw south graves. religious leaders come along here as a group. they are the representatives of the main body's orders. the christian church is even the representative of confucianism here, coming along as a group

eunice yoon joins us from beijing. hi, eunice >> reporter: joe, the authorities said they have made some progress with the vaccination of the elderly they say it is 65.8% for those who are over the age of 80 and those are the people who would have one shot. better than before they said they are ramping up the vaccination drive. however, there was no discussion of a mandate that is something that a lot of experts believe that china would need to try to overcome their vaccine hesitancy here the authorities had also not directly acknowledged the protests in any way, but did acknowledge there were complaints about covid curbs saying the issue is the implementation and excessive implementation of the covid curbs, but not covid restrictions it is telling thaws beijing is sticking by the zero covid approach while mitigating the more egregious measures. what was interesting today and really investors latched on to and gives us a sense or window into the mindset and sentiment is the unverified discussion that the leadership has

president yoon suk—yeol told a cabinet meeting that south korea had to improve its crowd control measuresvers in brazil who support the outgoing presidentjair bolsanaro, have escalated their protests against his election defeat to luiz inacio lula da silva. they're blocking roads throughout the country and there are concerns the roadblocks could disrupt food exports and cause economic chaos. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi has been charged in a state court with attempted murder, burglary and threats to a public official. mr pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, needed surgery for a skull fracture, along with other injuries, following the attack on friday. he is expected to make a full recovery. the accused, david depape, will appear again in court on tuesday. to ukraine now and a special report on