there are differences between the approach to this and amsterdam.es the families more in doing interventions with addictsdi but every one of the five major cities in new york and miami to make sure they have sufficient shelter to require they enforce laws including the public drug use campaign and they make a drug treatment and alternative to incarceration rather than completely optional whicht is what we've done in california. >> if i could say one thing, we just had a survey center that just yesterday released a report where we ask people to question it and others have asked where would you live if you didn't know where youou were and residents of big cities the majority of them want to leave and they b always kind of have. it's like 80% of people say that that would be the top choice of where to live which is down a considerable amount so there is something going on right now, not just san francisco but elsewhere where they feel like there's a crisis. he feels like you had a target on your back and when we ask people what is the number one issue

that's the basic view of the.and that's why you don't see homeless people in amsterdam . when you're in shelter you would be get some evaluation. if you need medical care including psychiatric care so it's also treatment first and housingis something that would be earned . what a lot of people want is their own room. and want their own apartments, their own video apartment. who doesn't want a studio apartment in amsterdam ? i certainly do but you have to earn it. i saw renc was a character in the book, a dutch social worker basically arguing with people who would be like i want my own room and he would say you can have your own room but you're not taking your beds or you can have your own room but you're not showing up for your job that we arranged for you so the housing is earned. shelter first, housing earned. that's the right way to do it . what we see in california is we have to private funding for the shelters because out of a utopian idea that people, everybody deserves their own house or their own apartment and this is official federal policy all they housing first

anna holligan is in amsterdam. the netherlands is now the new variant hotspot in europe.country. so the dutch health minister has, in the last hour, been updating people. 13 cases confirmed so far of the 0micron variant. but they're still conducting more sequencing tests so there could be more to follow. now these passengers arrived in the netherlands on friday, 61 of them tested positive for covid. they've been taken into isolation in a hotel. but those flights are still arriving so earlier today one came in from johannesburg, another one from cape town and that's causing quite a lot of concern here. because the netherlands is already battling a record—breaking infection rate. today in fact, new measures come into place, so bars, restaurants, cafes, nonessential shops, they have to close by 5pm. and this is to try to relieve pressure on the health service, the hospitals are overwhelmed so intensive care units don't have enough beds, operations are being cancelled and the boosterjabs are being slow to roll out here. it's the over 80s and health workers who are onlyjust be

this respect to the amsterdam bottle, which is an interesting a part of this talk, anyplace in the u.sopting that model, are they doing it in florida. i look forward r to eventually that you've got to get the message will come up and some people are doing it right, much better results versus others doing it wrong. >> so the short answer is that miami is doing a better new york is doing it better and it we decided to use the amsterdam in part because we thought it was an easier pill to swallow the new york pretty good friend san francisco who define themselves in opposition to the art. we s are like in san francisco because it's not like new york and it is prejudice but is not just prejudiced in the sense that one of the things of them about san francisco is that when you meet people, nothing of ever had anybody to be area asked me where i went to school. when i lived in washington dc i go to parties, they were like what did you to college nice media predict toys like is that how i'm going to be rank on the totem pole. and callum in california, we like that that is not the thing there's

amsterdam. i can't waited until jesse jr. and i fly over there. >> geraldo: you can bond. >> dana: i want to thank everybody for the warm welcome we gave percy yesterday. came on american newsroom as well. better behaved this morning. watch. >> i think he is an old soul. is he going to be big.

earlier, i spoke to the bbc�*s anna holligan, who's outside schipol airport in amsterdam.stry of health last night confirmed it suspected some of those passengers are indeed carrying the new variant, omicron. we are expecting confirmation later today, further sequencing tests are taking place. but flights are continuing to land, one due in from johannesburg in about an hour and another from cape town. i spoke to the airport earlier today and they said as soon as those passengers land, they will be subjected to pcr tests right away. these arrivals are causing a lot of concern in the netherlands, facing record—breaking infection rates and, of course, today, new measures are coming into place to try to stop the hospitals here from becoming overwhelmed. those people, when they arrived, there was quite a lot of consternation, wasn't there? they didn't know what was going on, they didn't feel like they were being properly informed? precisely. the airport told us this was an extraordinary situation and they are evaluating how it is being handled. today, a lot of the places people

amsterdam is one of the world city is — admission.ld city is now _ admission. amsterdam is one of the world city is now discovering - admission. amsterdam is one of the world city is now discovering cases. | world city is now discovering cases. 13 people were found to have it after flying 13 people were found to have it afterflying in 13 people were found to have it after flying in from 13 people were found to have it afterflying in from south 13 people were found to have it after flying in from south africa. the police even had to arrest a couple who tried to escape from a quarantine hotel. portugal has also announced it has got 13 cases, all involve a local football club where one of its players had recently returned from a south african trip. many countries don't want to take any chances at all. switzerland has toughened its quarantine requirements. britain is entering the country must produce a negative test and quarantine for ten days. morocco is stopping all international flights and japan, where covid infections are low, is doi

are expected in amsterdam in the coming hours over in austria. supporters of the far right freedom party are holding a rally against st. planned nationwide lockdown. ah, other that i'm how them i had seen this is out a 0 live from doha. also coming up with joining the calls for peer c authorities to provide independent, verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe. the white house adds to international goals for answers about chinese, tennessee are funky, why it hasn't been seen for weeks are over. i mean bill after surviving for days on the poland, belarus border asylum seekers, mainly from iraq and syria plead not to be sent back. well as begin in austria were members of the far right freedom party year holding a rally against tough restrictions. but the toughest measures taken yet at this phase of the pandemic in western europe. austria will go into a nation wide locked own from monday. people won't spill out to leave home except to go to work shop for essentials and exercise. and vaccination against coven 19 will be mandatory for every one from february. next year, we'll

she joins us from amsterdam, amsterdam, daniel van, urgent, welcome to the news hour. we've had 25 conferences. seeing something similar about deforestation. i think it was margaret thatcher back in the 99 team that started banging this particular drum. are we now about to see real change? to ask you friends of these pledges are really just like stories from a fairy tale forest. just to get the numbers since the last pledges were made in 2014, and these are pledges from the same governments from the private sector. they said they would hold before station in 2020. the private sector would hold all deforestation and remove it from their supply chains and nothing of that happened. so the deforestation has been on the ride ever since. only last year, over 4000000 pictures of tropical you much florence was lost at the side of my country, the netherlands. so this has to stop. it has to stop now. i mean, it's a 1000000 species, but extinction. it does use people's rights are violated. and of course this contributes to dangerous climate change as you've just explained. so no,

we also have steph rassen, who is an amsterdam fest. let's go straight to farmer de miller, who is in johannesburg for us from it. that's been a real outcry in south africa about these international flight bands. would have people been saying well, that outcry comes specifically from scientists and the government in south africa who have certainly been frustrated in the last 2448 hours saying that simply because south africa has done its work and has been transparent. now south africa's being punished by being put on the ritler says it's a justified and it's created unnecessary panic. the south african government is also says it will approach the u. k, as well as the european union to discuss some of the bands that have been put in place saying that they're not necessary. and that while they're about 50 cases of this particular variant in south africa, it's one that's also been detected in many other countries. and it shouldn't be assigned to south africa in particular. and that's simply because south africa, they say sciences here have

are detected with a single largest number of infections found on 2 flights that arrived here at amsterdam . shipple apple on friday from cape town, and johannesburg of the $624.00 passengers on board. $61.00 tested positive for cove at 19. the more than a dozen half the omicron variant, all and now isolating will the present 100 percent of the people who return from southern africa will be contacted. we also asked the municipalities to visit 100 percent of the people at home to check whether they are really isolating the on the con, variance now being identified in germany, italy, the u. k. denmark, belgium, chet, republic, and austria. we case is likely to be circulating in france according to the french government. the urge a message from brussels couldn't be any clearer vaccinate vaccine night vaccinate boost loose boost as much as is possible. because this boosting or vaccination arrays as a level of antibodies and stimulates the memory cells for covet a viruses. therefore, this is the police of the immune system. the europe wide response has been to restrict flights from several sout

on saturday, they've been demonstrating against the measures in amsterdam on friday night. there was rioting in rotterdam where hundreds of protest as gather to show their anger at the cove. at 19 restrictions, one commentator told al jazeera he's not surprised. at the protests, citing general skepticism of the previous government fell following a child benefit scandal. people simply don't trust the government and, and that is a cause, a huge, huge challenge for the dutch government and to overcome it. seeks to convince people to have vaccinations when it seeks to convince people of the need for a long down in bavaria in southern germany. it's the last weekend before a local lockdown for the unvaccinated. the countries health minister says a 4th wave of infections is so serious that a national lockdown can't be ruled out. and as police just at 1st click the alice dick it had the politicians organize this more strictly, we would have avoided this worsening situation with intensive care units being isolated. i think it's absolutely writing high time to react manhood with inc

measures as to tell a tarion. hundreds of people have also been marching through the streets of amsterdam a day after writing in a city of rotterdam. they are protesting government plans to restrict access to indo venues to people who can show proof of vaccination or, and negative test and demonstrations. also being held in cities across australia, where tens of thousands of people attended so called freedom rallies to protest restrictions, including no job, no job policies out there isn't any barber has our report now ah, gathering in vienna to say things have gone too far as governments around europe try to limit rising cove 19 infection rates. austria is bringing in a 3 week national lockdown from monday and it's making vaccinations, compulsory for everyone from next february, with fines for people who don't comply. 2 thirds of austrians are fully vaccinated . that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. vaccine skepticism has been encouraged by the far right freedom party, the 3rd biggest in parliament, which organized saturdays protest. you can see absolutely clear that where he

dozens of people who arrived at amsterdam's schipol airport from south africa on friday have covid—i9h health authorities are testing to see if it's the omicron variant. european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — meet for talks in calais today about how to stop migrants crossing the channel. and weather warnings are still in place in parts of the uk — as the clean up from storm arwen continues. hello and welcome to bbc news. the uk health secretary, sajid javid, is due to give more details about the government's new covid measures aimed at combatting the omicron variant — that's the variant discovered in southern africa. it comes after two cases were detected in essex and nottingham. from tuesday — all international travellers arriving in the country must now take a pcr test within two days, and self—isolate, until they get a negative result. all those who've been in contact with someone who has the omicron variant, will also have to self—isolate for ten days, regardless of whether they've been vaccinated. face coverings will once again become compulsory in shops a

they've been placed in isolation at a hotel near amsterdam's schipol airport. 600 passengers who were held for several hours after arrival while they were tested for the virus. the dutch authorities are carrying out further testing to see if there are any cases of the omicron variant. we can speak now to bbc africa's health correspondent, rhoda odhiambo, who is in nairobi. how severe is the situation on the ground? how severe is the situation on the round? ., ,, ., how severe is the situation on the round? ., ~ u, ., ground? right now in south africa a lot of peeple _ ground? right now in south africa a lot of peeple are — ground? right now in south africa a lot of people are on _ ground? right now in south africa a lot of people are on high _ ground? right now in south africa a lot of people are on high alert - lot of people are on high alert given that the who has named the variant as on the ground, and they are stressing the fact people have to observe the measures that have been put in place —— name two the vibrant as omicron. south africa is one of the cou

a big protest expected in the dust city of amsterdam. in the next hour, there was rioting in rotterdam on friday after a protest against covert 19 restrictions there. at least 7 people were injured and dozens arrested. 110000 cases were reported in the netherlands last week. the country went into a partial lockdown last saturday. in australia, tens of thousands of people protested against the cove at 19 vaccine orders and pandemic laws. rallies were held in each state capital including sydney demonstrators in melbourne, called for the scrapping of a bill. they say will give the state premier too much power more now from diana, from dana morse who is a journalist with the australian broadcasting corporation in melbourne. there are range of things that are being protested about around the country today is certainly the biggest day that we've seen for protesters around australia. and we had protest in almost every state and territory home today. the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has endured the longest lockdown in the wo

love is in the air for the new season of the hit nbc drama "new amsterdam."o this is what's happening. it's getting really interesting here because dr. floyd reynolds gets involved with a woman that's already married. but dr. reynolds doesn't have to be too worried about that because the husband of that woman, well, they have an open relationship. that may be the first time that topic has been taken on, on network television, but it's not all about love. he talked to us about how he's learned more about social injustices that happen in the medical field. >> the fact that black doctors get paid 35% less than white doctors do is something my character tell ourselves lead character last season. and just dropping these little gems of information that are wrong with the health care system are great. >> it's really a good show. check it out. "new amsterdam" tonight at 10:00 p.m. followed by the new hit show "la brea." you can stay up and watch our 11:00 news coming up after all of that. a fun packed night. >>> there's another thing trending for us. just a few weeks

the netherlands confirms that 13 people with covid on a flight that arrived at amsterdam's schipol airportn friday have the new variant of covid—i9. israel says it will ban the entry of all foreigners — it's the first country to shut its borders completely in response to the new variant. nearly 100,000 homes across the uk remain without power this afternoon after gale force winds created by storm arwen. properties in parts of scotland, wales and northern england are affected. power companies say they hope to restore supplies to the majority of homes later today. european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — meet for talks in calais today about how to stop migrants crossing the channel. now on bbc news, it's the travel show with lucy hedges. ifi if i scan this image i have an augmented reality view. i take a dip and tumble. and i discover an artificial rainforest in what was once a desert. but first, in a difficult couple of years in the global travel calendar, there has been one giant mega event looming. and of course, fitting for a giant mega event, that was happen in thi

the level and say 61 people who arrived in amsterdam on friday from two flights from south africa have is being carried out to see if there are cases of the omicron variant. caroline davis reports.- caroline davis reports. stuck on a plane — caroline davis reports. stuck on a plane as _ caroline davis reports. stuck on a plane as the _ caroline davis reports. stuck on a plane as the authoritiesj on a plane as the authorities trouble with what to do next. jack fletcher was one of 600 passengers was stopped at schapelle airport yesterday after flying from south africa. they were kept in the terminal for hours waiting for the result of new pcr tests. jack is one of 61 people that the authorities have said is positive despite being double jabbed and testing negative before he flew.— jabbed and testing negative before he flew. people were c in: , before he flew. people were crying. babies _ before he flew. people were crying, babies were - before he flew. people were crying, babies were carrying | crying, babies were carrying that my crying and i was told i was going to quarantine hotel in

these other initiatives in the hague, in amsterdam and elsewhere. do you, do you think we're at a turning point? do you think that there will be more pressure put on their ability to keep spinning the story for sure the, the entire decade that i've been working on climate change. we have seen this building momentum and unfortunately change usually come slowly. but you know, my, my research and others illustrates really close parallels between the propaganda techniques of big tobacco and big oil. pico is frankly, the new big tobacco. and so learning from that history it seems almost inevitable. there is such overwhelming historical evidence now, you know, documents is and piling up of the malfeasance of this and gas industry. and so yeah, to me it does seem there's an inevitable, etc. that accountability will come. the only question is, does it come soon enough to, to matter the most? because unfortunately, unlike most problems, global warming is essentially irreversible on an, in meaningful timing scale time scale. so it's not will never and hopeful

big protest is expected in amsterdam in the coming out for more in this. now we're going to talk to jeff hand maker. he is an associate professor at the international institute of social studies at erasmus university in the hague. thank you for being with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all about the, the current situation. we'll talk about the riots and the protests in a moment. but the current situation as a result, as it relates to covet and the number of infections. and whether the government has that has a handle on this latest outbreak of the model. you know, sections of course, on through the roof at the moment we have heard, well, in excess of $20000.00 per day. but who is the highest rate of infections? i'm sure you understand, since the very beginning of the panic hospitals over 40 years of care awards, i cannot take on anybody else. the government is taking a range of different measures. both. this is clearly not having an impact on the core for all dealing with the last 2 weeks. right? ah. so what do you make of the protests then that we've been

the netherlands says 61 people who arrived in amsterdam on friday, on two flights from south africa,for covid—i9. further testing is being carried out to see if they are cases of the omicron variant. caroline davies reports. it is all taking... stuck on an aeroplane as the authorities grapple with what to do next. jack was one of 600 passengers who were stopped at schippol airport yesterday after flying from south africa. they were kept in the terminal for hours waiting for the results of new pcr test. jack is one of 61 people the authorities have said are positives despite being double jabbed and testing negative before flying. people were crying, babies were crying, and the said, you're going to a quarantine hotel in amsterdam and we were put into the back of a van, a minibus kind of van, that had, to be fair, it looked like clingfilm or sheets or something hanging from the top, two guys in the front in hazmat suits. have you been told what will happen next? i've not had any e—mails, no text messages. no phone calls or anything, nothing at all. the airport says it was a unique situ

let's bring in stuff a vast than from amsterdam step. i believe, of 61 passengers from south africa that of tested positive for cove at 19. what more can you tell us? yes, so real concern here in the netherlands as well. the 2 planes arrive on friday after the flight band was announced. they were basically still in the air when that happens. so after they landed, they were all kept at the thomas for hours, then old test to $600.00 of them. and $61.00 has now found to positive said they're all in isolation here at the airport. the ship, whole, the artist would negative, could go home. and this is the 1st time really that the netherlands has taken such a stringent measures after planes arriving from countries that are suspected of having serious issues with cove it. and it's very, and of course, it's only now be known. we have won a known case in belgium, which is of course, a neighboring country here. and now in the last few hours, germany said they also have probable a case of omi on this said no, very, and, and also people, the experts

we were telling you about 61 people who had arrived in amsterdam on flights from south africa on fridayring from the dutch health institute that 13 cases of omicron have been found in the netherlands. 13 cases according to the dutch health institute have been found in the netherlands of that new omicron variant that first originated in south africa. we will bring you more on that as it comes into us. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. after the damage and disruption caused by storm arwen yesterday, today is going to be a much calmer affair with lighter winds but it will stay cold, and despite some autumn sunshine there will also be some wintry showers. this swirl of cloud here, that was storm arwen, that has cleared out into the near continent. still, though, our weather coming down from the north so a chilly feel to proceedings and there are plenty of wintry showers around continuing to affect eastern coasts of england as we go through the day. one or two across north—east scotland. northern ireland looking fairly bright through the afternoon but this c

the results from the 61 positive covey tests that were returned by passengers who came back into amsterdam shipple airport from south africa on friday. now we know that positive for cov, it, but tests are continuing to work out whether any of them have the on the chrome variance. so if there is a grave concern that the travel restrictions on that huge wave of southern african countries has not stopped the very end from escaping into europe and the scientists there on edge. okay, po brandon, there lie from london po. thank keep the yes. so what harris's top medical advisor says, the newly discovered on the corner cove, with 19 variants may already be in the united states. that still should not be a reason for panic, or the u. s. has joined a growing number of countries around the world that have band or restricted travel from southern africa, c, d c. and the state department of just issued what's called a do not travel warning. only evidence suggesting the strain at could of course be more contagious. van, the delta variance we have not detected it yet, but when you have a virus that is sho

also expected in the dutch city of amsterdam, where the government has reimpose restrictions. that's after they will riots in the city of rotterdam, on friday nights, and australia, tens of thousands of rallied in state capital cities against code 19 vaccine orders and a controversial pandemic bill or join us now from vienna is collette schmidt. she's a journalist at their standard, an austrian daily newspaper. thanks to be with us. so let's just talk about those protests that are going to happening in, in austria right now. there's no doubt the corona by canada, buyers cases are very much on the rise there. so clearly a lot of anger, how much of what we're seeing on the streets is reflective of the general public mood there. well right now they're about $10000.00 people on the street demonstrating against the law down against nations mandatory vaccination that will be enforced in february and austria. now this was presented by the government yesterday, but this demonstration was already organized weeks ago. also from the far right groups, there are a lot of people in asked yo

are expected in amsterdam this weekend. and on the other side of the world, protest across australia, against vaccines locked downs and a new log over over any bill. after surviving for days on the poland, bella ruth border asylum seekers mainly from iraq and syria plead not to be sent back. with joining the calls for peer c authorities to provide independent verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe at the white house adds to international calls for answers about chinese bennett. tennis stop, punctuate who hasn't been seen for weeks. i'm devin ash, with sports. we'll also hear from men's tennis number one, network name jacqueline, on that subject. and the gloves are off, out of the cats, are formerly one grown praise tensions run high, the rightful. i'm the savings goodbye. there were riots on friday nights in a dutch city of rotterdam. at least 7 people had been injured and dozens arrested. during protests against corona virus restrictions, elise declared in emergency and shut down public transport. protest

ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. 13 passengers traveling from south africa to amsterdam of tested positive for the new only chronic variant. 2 cases have been confirmed in denmark, another 2 in australia, morocco's followed israel, and banning all foreigners from entering the country for 2 weeks. oh, the toughest travel then so far since on a chrome was detected in south africa this week and frances housing and posting a meeting of european ministers to discuss migration. but the u. k. has been excluded. talks were called up to 27 people drama, trying to cross the channel between the u. k. and france. a conflict to need he of his tigress. states has spreads to other areas, including ne and afar, a region where most imports come through. al jesse was the 1st international news channel to gain access to the region since the fighting began. have a watch of this, this is what happened when report mohammed taught to walk whole was reporting live on air from the town of schieffer. and the medina, i am now standing in the heart of schiffer a city has it has been debbie center o

kathy hogarth there, she said there were about 1000 people there in amsterdam's main airport with a lacke what's happening with her attempt to return home. the uk government has released the latest coronavirus cases. in the latest 24—hour period, there were another 50,091 cases and 160 deaths — that's within 28 days of a positive test. more than 50 million people have received the first dose, 46 million have been fully vaccinated, and nearly 17 million have had a boosterjab — that's 29% of the population aged 12 and over. moving away from covid and turning our attention to the migrant situation and the current double medic row over all this. the french president emmanuel macron has accused the uk of not being serious about dealing with the migrant crisis. european ministers will meet on sunday to discuss the situation, after 27 people drowned on wednesday trying to reach the uk — but president macron confirmed that the home secretary priti patel can no longer attend that meeting, though uk officials still will. her invitation was withdrawn after borisjohnson publicly called on france to

in the netherlands, passengers on board a flight from south africa from amsterdam found out mid flight these restrictions came down and they were cordened off while official figured out exactly what to do. initially the industry was calling this a bit of a knee-jerk reaction. no doubt it's a gut punch to the international world. in the u.s. there were restrictions relaxed not even three weeks ago allowing foreign nationals to come into the u.s., that they were fully vaccinated. this is also happening during a time when -- 2.3 million people, it's expected sunday will be another huge day for air travel, just another wrinkle, that shows how quickly things can change in this pandemic era, jim. >> and more time for this variant to just travel all over the world. arlett saenz, pete muntean, thank you. >>> cnn's david mckenzie reports it could be weeks before we could start to get real answers. >> reporter: in a world fatigued by waves of covid-19, now renewed fear. scientists identified a troublesome variant of the coronavirus. >> there are serious concerns driving this spike in numbers. >>

dozens of people who arrived at amsterdam's schipol airport from south africa on friday have covid—19secretary priti patel — meet for talks in calais today about how to stop migrants crossing the channel. and weather warnings are still in place in parts of the uk — as the clean—up from storm arwen continues now the sport.

they've been placed in isolation at a hotel near amsterdam's schipol airport.und 600 passengers who were held for several hours after arrival while they were tested for the virus. the dutch authorities are carrying out more tests to see if there are any cases of the omicron variant. joining me now is clive wratten, ceo of the business travel association. thank you forjoining us today. so, the return of the red list. how have airlines and airports coped with this change and unable to respond promptly? good morning. sadly the red list is back, but the omicron variant is significant. in the last 48 hours, the airlines and travel management companies have been working hard to try to help people in their destinations that need to get home before the quarantine comes in. the last 20 months we have become used to it as an industry, sadly but we thought it was behind us, and it is back. so they are pretty well versed but there is still a lot to be done before monday, when the quarantine officially comes back in. so we are really working over the weekend hard to make su

came down with a lot of immediatancy in the neterlands, passengers on a flight from south africa to amsterdam found out mid flight that these restrictions came into place, and they had to be cordoned off in a particular part of the airport in amsterdam as officials waited to figure out how to go through. this is a bit of a knee-jerk reaction to some in the industry and also a gut punch. it wasn't even three weeks ago that the international travel world changed in a big way a 600-day delay in getting vaccinated and just any passengers, foreign nationals into the united states, now so long as they prove they have vaccinations and do not have covid with a negative covid test, they can come into the also. also the numbers for air trite right now are pretty much off the charts. it seems like the numbers were pushed up a bit by international travel and could likely go higher as people begin returning at the end of the holiday. >> just when we thought we were clawing our way out of the delta variant mess, what a gut punch. pete muntean, thank you very much. >>> south african health experts are -- as

anna holligan token to as early from amsterdam. - about 50,000 customers in the north—east of englandomes and businesses there are without supply as 12,000 customers in dumfries, fife and the lothian and borders areas. three people are known to have died across the uk as a result of damage caused by storm arwen. ross easton is from the energy networks. you represent the grid and those who play a part in the grid. what is the situation at the moment as you understand it? this what is the situation at the moment as you understand it?— as you understand it? this has been horrendous — as you understand it? this has been horrendous conditions _ as you understand it? this has been horrendous conditions we _ as you understand it? this has been horrendous conditions we have i as you understand it? this has been| horrendous conditions we have been seen from storm arwen. since friday we have restored about 800,000 customers who have been affected. they are back on power now, thankfully. but there are many customers without power and our engineers, thousands of them battling those conditions, sn

elsewhere pro tests against covid restrictions rock europe with violence erupting in brussels and amsterdams cases continue to surge. >>> sources tell cnbc an announcement could come as soon as tuesday for germany's coalition. >>> let's take a look at some of the market action, a different market monday versus friday. coming to the fore, the fresh lockdown in austria and concerns germany would follow suit across the nation as well investors regrouping and trying to put optimism on the table and tons of deals taking place as we start to travel through the session, more green moving onto the charts at this chase and we are slightly firmer and higher reversing course from friday trade a look at the individual movers across the major markets as well this is how we look at a level, the ftse, that had ranges over 7300 points is trying to pick up that lost territory, you have a third of a percent we are in a similar gain point level for the french market, the dax a little bit left behind, along with italian stocks and smi. a strong run out of the spanish markets up .6% a quick look at the individu

to here in amsterdam... to sydney in australia. people from round the world taking to the stage in glasgow, calling for action from those in charge. i don't have many expectations for the official cop conference but hopefully people will get together, put pressure on the decision makers. i don't know where we will be in ten, _ i don't know where we will be in ten, 20 — i don't know where we will be in ten, 20 years sol i don't know where we will be in ten, 20 years so i am with my mum, gran, _ ten, 20 years so i am with my mum, gran, grandad — ten, 20 years so i am with my mum, gran, grandad. | ten, 20 years so i am with my mum, gran. grandad-— gran, grandad. i don't believe it untili gran, grandad. i don't believe it until i see _ gran, grandad. i don't believe it until i see any _ gran, grandad. i don't believe it until i see any results _ gran, grandad. i don't believe it until i see any results and - gran, grandad. i don't believe it until i see any results and therej until i see any results and there is no commitments so we wi

dozens of people who arrived at amsterdam's schipol airport from south africa on friday have covid—19h health authorities are testing to see if it's the omicron variant. european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — meet for talks in calais today about how to stop migrants crossing the channel. and weather warnings are still in place in parts of the uk — as the clean—up from storm arwen continues now the sport. chelsea host manchester united at stamford bridge this afternoon in the premier league, with the visitors looking to impress their expected new interim manager ralf rangnick, with michael carrick is still in temporary charge of united today. the chelsea boss, thomas tuchel — a protege of rangnick — isn't ruling out a united challenge for the title. i will never write anybody off in this league and this game because it's a big club, first of all, but it is very experienced and individually top—level group of players. liverpool are up to second place in the premier league — a point behind leaders chelsea. jurgen klopp�*s side beat southampton 4—0. diogojota score

amsterdam went into a semi-lockdown earlier this week. we are confident that people have found a way around the pandemic and ill -- and will get back to normal. caroline: inherently, what you offered is exclusivity to some degree, cool, if you put it that way. how do you increase membership without making things feel too full? is it a hybrid model? nick: first of all, we will never overcrowd our clubs. the only way -- one of the main ways of expanding membership is opening in new, exciting cities. are members love new houses. we opened. -- opened -- we opened paris, rome earlier this year. they are delighted. we are going into new, interesting cities. caroline: this is your second public earnings, first public earnings? how are you finding being a public ceo? nick: i was a bit nervous about it, but i'm enjoying it. i'm enjoying the discipline, the smart questions, explaining the story and the exciting story of what is ahead. caroline: is there anything you think people are not going to get in terms of the story? nick: no. i think they und

we're meeting with the beeps and paris and brussels and amsterdam than we're and the and that the united nations in geneva. our community does not support or want or never consented to the devote access pipeline. well, should not come at the expense of indigenous people. it should not home at the expense of marginalized communities. so tell us, what do you think of washed a re having been in europe doing the type of work used to do there? well, i'm glad she went and she went in my stead. i'm confident that she can well hold her own. she comes from a circle, a whole ciocca, and that's just the way we are. i asked that this with people stand with us. how have you seen washed a we changed since all of this began a year ago. i watched her go through some pains because she was the national voice . so i'm very proud of her. and i know all the efforts that she made on behalf of all of our people. and i would never ask for anything more than what she did. she i'm not sad, which i thought i would definitely be, but i'm not we took a stand for our water, like we lived here and stood her ground. so

we're past the hour, and these are the top stories. 13 passengers traveling from south africa to amsterdam have tested positive for the new con, variance to case has been confirmed in denmark, another 2 in australia, the bulk of following developments from london. it was 624 passengers on 2 flights, one from cape town, one from johannesburg that arrived in the netherlands on friday. all 600. 24 were held for several hours while this testing was on the way and those that have tested positive for either the original variance. all the new variant are now isolating. we believe shipple airport in a designated hotel. it is, of course, one of the largest international travel hobbs in the world. and the dutch understandably are being very, very cautious about how they play this morocco has followed israel in banning all foreign is from entering the country for 2 weeks. they've impose the toughest travel bands so fast since the amazon very was detected in south africa this week. australia also confirming infections of the new variant to passengers coming from southern africa as sydney of tested pos