little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony8 years old and she said that her grandparents lived here before this all became, like, a big tourist attraction. >> anthony: is their situation protected by the state? they're allowed to live here by special, because they've been here so long? >> ha: actually, the government now is in fact reaching them to move back to shore because that's better for the children's education. [ woman speaking vietnamese ] >> ha: they said that they're happy to move back because it's better for their children, but they've been living here for many, many centuries and all they know is fishing. >> anthony: right. [ thunder crashes ] ♪ >> anthony: just another day in paradise. a tropical downpour in a working-class neighborhood on the outskirts of hanoi. the lady selling vegetables and gum and cigarettes taking a nap under a piece of corrugated tin has no idea what's about to happen. >> secret service: can you turn around for me, sir? [ horns honking ] thank you, sir. ♪ one, two, get down ♪ ♪ [ whistles b

anthony: 64. how many generations has your family lived here? ll these things with only their hands. they didn't have any machines. can you imagine that? >> anthony: hamdan al saqri, his father ali, and his uncle halal, come from a very long line of hard working farmers. they all grew up here, generation after generation. a tribal area of ancient villages and terraced farm villages and terraced farm land, which have produced pomegranate, nuts, and dates, the premier cash crops of oman for many centuries. but, like so many places i go, so many traditional agricultural communities the young men and increasingly the women are looking elsewhere beyond the farm to seek higher education and opportunity in the city. >> anthony: this is a common story, i mean the young men, they go to university, you know? >> hamden: i have to study there, because you the future and i want to get a good job. >> anthony: many young omanis study abroad, they study in america or england, but most of them seem to come back. >> hamden: they're only going outside to study and

settlement has been reached with the company that operates the pipeline abc 7 news reporter laura anthony hasrotecting our environment is part of building a better bay area while we can't undo the damage already done to the community and the environment. we are here today to secure justice for the incidents of walnut creek justice according to california attorney general rob bonte is making a major fuel pipeline operator pay for the costs and damage done after 63,000 gallons of gasoline spilled into a walnut creek canal last december the public should know that when spills happen in california cdfw will take action and we will hold those parties responsible. you have not communicated with us and you continue not to neighbor peggy dodds is upset with state officials saying she and other impacted residents were not included in the settlement sfpb a subsidiary of kinder morgan has agreed to 18 months of probation and will pay 2.5 million dollars in fines to settle two misdemeanor criminal charges in a statement. the company said while we disagree with any allegation that sfpp acted unlawfully in

anthony: no! >> bondi: not a bit! hae were co-conspirators in those days. we weren't citizens. the new authority is the new power, it is exactly as anonymous as the old power. no phone number, no access, not a chance. >> anthony: there has been for some years an art community in vegas. you know, like art, that makes your life, all our lives, better and makes us think. granted, vegas is a town designed to make you not think. to separate you from your money in as pleasurable a way as possible. so pleasurable that even after you limp out of town, leaking from your ass with nothing in your pockets, you want to come back and do it again. reflection, not so good. as a resident, what are the general rules of survival? >> bondi: don't cry about being broke. i mean, if i'm broke, more than likely it's because i threw away my money, and too bad for me because i didn't get lucky. >> anthony: don't cry about being broke, okay. what's another one? >> bondi: i'd give that one. well, it's a smile. that is, that is absolutely local char

settlement has been reached with the company that operates the pipeline abc 7 news reporter laura anthony hasrotecting our environment is part of building a better bay area while we can't undo the damage already done to the community and the environment. we are here today to secure justice for the incidents of walnut creek justice according to california attorney general rob bonte is making a major fuel pipeline operator pay for the costs and damage done after 63,000 gallons of gasoline spilled into a walnut creek canal last december the public should know that when spills happen in california cdfw will take action and we will hold those parties responsible. you have not communicated with us and you continue not to neighbor peggy dodds is upset with state officials saying she and other impacted residents were not included in the settlement sfpb a subsidiary of kinder morgan has agreed to 18 months of probation and will pay 2.5 million dollars in fines to settle two misdemeanor criminal charges in a statement. the company said while we disagree with any allegation that sfpp acted unlawfully in

anthony has covered this case since the very beginning nearly 20 years ago now and was one of the few reporters inside the courtroom today. face to face with his late wife's family for the first time in nearly 17 years scott peterson looked them in the eye in a redwood city courtroom as they blasted him for killing laci peterson and her unborn son connor 19 years ago today you were in the midst of planning lacey's murder sharon rocha told peterson lacey's dead because she loved you. she trusted you she believed in you earlier lacey's sister amy rocha. lee told peterson it makes me sick to be before you now even though the death penalty has been lifted you will be penalized in this life and after after the rocha family spoke the judge recents the 49 year old peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole bringing an end to his long stay on san quentin's death row. he's been in prison for over 18 years for a crime. he did not commit. that's a very heavy heav. ode to bear i was sitting in the front row in court just a few feet from peterson. he was listening intently as lac

anthony has covered this case since the very beginning nearly 20 years ago now and was one of the feweporters inside the courtroom today. face to face with his late wife's family for the first time in nearly 17 years scott peterson looked them in the eye in a redwood city courtroom as they blasted him for killing laci peterson and her unborn son connor 19 years ago today you were in the midst of planning lacey's murder sharon rocha told peterson lacey's dead because she loved you. she trusted you she believed in you earlier lacey's sister amy rocha. lee told peterson it makes me sick to be before you now even though the death penalty has been lifted you will be penalized in this life and after after the rocha family spoke the judge recents the 49 year old peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole bringing an end to his long stay on san quentin's death row. he's been in prison for over 18 years for a crime. he did not commit. that's a very heavy heav. ode to bear i was sitting in the front row in court just a few feet from peterson. he was listening intently as lacey

i know anthony has his own a sty to tell but i wonder what do you want people to know about sex addiction and what that is? >> we were seeing therapists fairly regularly. i think the biggest thing i learned enough period where i really embraced the process, because what i didn't understand i had to let go of this notion as somebody that has had so much control in her life, i am very good at organizing and control and to me i had to accept there were some things you couldn't control and for some people as i learned in therapy when they are in the midst of addictive behavior, they do things and consider things that they never would when they were sort of in a much more present state and so i had to be open to that. i had to be open to it and understand it. it's not just one week or one month. it's a long process. he is still committed to the process. you have to remain committed to the process. for me it is less about what they diagnosed him with and it's how is he a good father for our child and he is a good parent. i know that's the most important thing to both of us and we've managed to

. >> anthony has a story to andy does and their things in the book that i don't share and i saved anthony story to tell her they do t try to tell it from te perspective of how it impacted me and the relationship so i take the readers down memory lane so people are captivated by this dynamic smart hard-working public servant and then to go through a marriage that quickly turned into a nightmare and the ups and downs we went through as with tried to navigate ringing a child into this world. i was pregnant after the first scandal broke and tried to figure out how to navigate or mental health and how to find help. we didn't know how to make it work and it took us a long time to get to that place and it took me to a pretty dark place before it got to the other side in order to write this book and share my story and one of the reasons i did it was i think there were plenty of people in the world that had to endure or are enduring what i had to and maybe i can help them in some way. >> you mentioned that it was therapeutic. >> it was, tremendously and the reason i started it in my early life i t

. >> anthony fauci has now spent the better part of 18 months promising the american people the normalityright around the corner but something he said last night reveals that he doesn't want that, never did that. alec berenson band on twitter is not banned here. why he knew this all along but first the covid warriors might himself, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> i'm not going to shut down the economy. i'm not going to shutdown the country. i'm going to shutdown the virus. >> of that going, shutting down the virus. despite three widely available and free vaccines along with employer and government mandates nearly 352,000 americans have died of covid thus far during biden's first year in office and while he didn't shutdown the economy, his reckless agenda has flattened the curve on wage and gdp growth. inflation soaring, eating up wages, the price of gas, food, housing climbing and millions of americans are out of the labor force because of vaccine mandates or unemployment checks. the only bright spot in biden's america are the bright red ones run by republican governors who knew e

>> anthony: well, he has a number of devices. thony: no, no, no. they're thoroughly sanitized after every customer. stay in place. if you move you're, you know -- don't try this at home, folks. one wrong move to the right or the left and the patient could lose all memory of life before 1985. which, if it includes kenny loggins, might be a good deal, but i digress. >> anthony: oh yeah. here comes the good part. oh yeah. that's a rush, right? >> eric: it's like, uh -- >> anthony: the road to enlightenment, right there. >> eric: ah, now the massage. >> anthony: oh, and you might as well straighten out eric's neck while you're at it. >> eric: whoa! don't do that. ah! >> anthony: oops. that didn't sound good. so, you ready for the ass cleaner? he's coming, he'll be right over. same tools as the ear cleaner, by the way. as i explained to eric, a true artist must never stop learning. the japanese have a name for this principle and the intended pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment -- kaizen. [ teacher speaking chinese ] >> woman: today

she is a very good cook. >> anthony: bijan, like so many other iranians i've met, has been kind enoughally good. >> maeimeh: my mom said that iranian people loves guests, and they will never get tired if the guest likes their food. >> anthony: mmm! >> maeimeh: this call it fesenjan. >> anthony: a stew of fried chicken, onion, ground walnuts, pomegranate, and tomato paste. and this fruit, there's some kind of fruit? >> maeimeh: yes. there is a dried apricot inside this as well. >> anthony: delicious! so good! >> bijan: needed around 24 hours' time. >> anthony: these are very sophisticated, very time-consuming dishes to prepare. always from scratch, and always in excess of what you could possibly need. you tend to kill your guests with kindness around here. >> maeimeh: tilapia. that fish is from the south of iran. >> anthony: from the persian gulf? >> bijan: persian gulf. >> maeimeh: yes. and this one is from north. we call it mahi-ye halva. >> anthony: maybe if i could try some, uh -- yes, thank you. >> maeimeh: of course. and that one is gheimeh. we made it with beans, meat. >> anthony

lara anthony has that part of the story from the east bay. laura: health officials urge people to focus on existing precautions rather than worry about whether there will be a return to mandates for lockdowns. >> if it spreads more easily than delta, it has implications. if it breaks through vaccination more easily,. that has implications those are things that are really important to know. >> my supposition is this will be like delta, like what we have right now. maybe it is more transmissible. maybe the vaccines are less advantageous. it will not be as dire as everyone seems to think. laura: the impact may be lessened thanks to the high vaccination rates in the bay area but there is work to be done. >> are most important response is encouraging everyone has been vaccinated to get vaccinated, and for people who are eligible for the boosters to get boosted. laura: best advice heading into the holiday gatherings, make sure everyone is vaccinated, and consider the option of testing. >> we want families to evaluate their own risk depending on who

and in no anthony has his own story to tell but i was just wondering what do you want people to know about that, about sex addiction and what that is? >> from my perspective and i never really, we were seeing therapists fairly regularly. i think the biggest thing i learned why really embraced the process, because it did not come what i didn't understand i had to let go of this notion as somebody who has had so much control in her life. i'm very good at organizing and control, and to me i had to accept that there were aree things you can't control and for some people, as i learned in therapy, that people when they're in the midst of addictive behavior they do things and to consider things that they never would win they were sort of and in much more present state. and so i had to be open to that. it's not that i thought he messes to have bad therapist because we didn't. i had to be open to it and understand it. you go into therapy and it's not just one week are one month. it's a long process and for him he is still committed to the process. you have to remain committed to the process.

you are a sect of state anthony blinking has met russia's one minutes to study love as they divide between moscow and washington widens of ukraine. lincoln says he remains concerned of what he called russia's aggressive policy towards. kit loves, adamant. russia will protect its interests. jeffrey epstein's former house manager has told the delane maxwell sinks trafficking trial, he remembers driving an image victim of the late finance, yet one, unless he said he took the woman to epstein and maxwell, and she was about 14 the woman. now 41 testified earlier that maxwell watched epstein sexually assault her as a teenager and tonya's right. handling giant dd global says it will deliver on the new york stock exchange and pursuer listing and hong kong. instead, the company pushed ahead with its 4000000000 dollar initial public offering in july, despite warnings from beijing about data security. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after hours in a world statement, thanks a lot bye for now. sediment and development have altered the course of the revenge . it no lo

so there is deep concern that this is a problem that has to be address anthony fo 2 is speaking to the national press club just in the last couple of hours. and he made the point about hope public health has become politicized. and many of those who aren't being vaccinated would identify themselves as republican. he says it's ok talking about freedom, but other people deserve freedom as well. freedom from staying away from those who may be a symptomatic but are still carrying the vaccine. that's a huge hurdle for joe biden to overcome, particularly when he talks to the nation. because there's going to be a lot of people who are going to sit back and see. we don't care what you see. we're not doing it. alan fisher and washington d. c. thank you alan. the british prime minister barak johnson says he is looking at quite all kinds of measures to stop the rapid spread of the only constraint. at least 12 people have now died from that variant in the u. k and hospitalizations in london, a rising steeply journal reports so far in england government guidance against the omicron variant has focu

your 2nd est anthony, blinking has met russia's fun secretary. you said the lab rob is the divide between moscow and washington widens of a ukraine blink and says, he remains concerned that what he called russia's aggressive policy towards kids. lab work is adamant. russia will protect interests and chinese right. handling giant dd global says it will d list from the new york stock exchange and pursuer listing in hong kong. instead, a company pushed ahead with its 4000000000 dollar initial public offering and july . despite warnings on beijing about data security. for those were the headlines and continues here now to 0. after hours they were world stage, and thanks for watching bye for now. ah ah, a nurse and tiffany, him who did eat so wouldn't be as if you'd had em. let's see him up after the su, oklahoma could only love it that beautiful phoenix because it was a bit of an emergency when i was up. and i mean, they even looked very off. he sent me to let them in the house, you know, and also i with hired, we did some american net, e and making

laura anthony has the story of two women very close to peterson with two very different opinions aboutinnocence. >> scott still appears to be vacant and emotionless. even with the mask on. laura: one day after scott peterson was resentenced in a redwood city courtroom, his half-sister says he still has no doubt that he is guilty of killing his pregnant wife, lacey, on christmas eve, 2002. >> that behavior i witnessed was not that of a grieving husband or a father to be. it was that of a roaming bachelor. laura: in the weeks after lacey's disappearance, scott peterson sometimes stayed with her and her family at their berkeley home. >> went to the store and got cocktail mix to make something called sextinis and he was serving them to our babysitter. just a lack of interest in looking for lacey was very apparent. laura: scott peters -- >> scott peterson is innocent. laura: her comments are made in stark contrast to -- in his appeal for a new trial. >> we will you back here for two months -- in two months for a jury misconduct issue. that is not where the problem started. the problem start

you are sexy of state anthony blinkin has met russia foreign minister survey laboratory. as the divide between moscow and washington widens over ukraine, lincoln says he remains concerned of what he called russia's aggressive policy towards kia. jeffrey epstein's former house manager has told the gain maxwell sex trafficking trial. he remembers driving, alleged victim of the late financier. one less, he said he took the woman to epstein on maxwell, and she was about 14 chinese ride hailing giant dd global says it'll d list from the new york stock exchange and pursue a listing in hong kong. instead, a company pushed ahead with its 4000000000 dollar initial public offering in july, despite warning some beijing about data security. so those were the headlines and news continues your knowledge a 0 after witness state you invent watching bye for now. a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict is not the only a skillful doctor who is also known for his time for delivering babies and treating women were medical services are limited. you're truly a doctor of human

. >> a lot of finger-pointing at jimmy g, but anthony flores has how the team come up short. >> theye tightens on a field goal in the last seconds. the faithful were out in force. there was a lot of red in nashville. jeff wilson jr. with the first score of the game, and san francisco dominated early, and the momentum of the game changed three throws by jimmy g. the titans had their first lead of the game, and garrapalo ties the game with two minutes to go, but with seconds remaining on the clock, the titans kicking a 44 yard field goal to win it 20-17. >> in a game like that, we were rolling early on and got sluggish in the middle there. i don't know. it's tough when you let one like this slip away. >> you want to win the games and you want to dictate stuff, you can't give other teams a chance with the penalties and mistakes we had. >> in nashville, tennessee, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> let's go january 2nd. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," we're tracking a soggy start to your christmas eve. >> yeah, take a look at all this rain that we are tracking on storm ranger all

i would ask you and your listeners, all of our response to covid, directed by people like anthony fauci, has? we have 785,000 deaths. i just checked john hopkins math. about the same number of deaths under this administration, and they have had the vaccine versus the previous administration, and of course the blunder throughout this is we have completely ignored using cheap generic repurposed drugs. there's literally many of them available to treat this disease early. we still send people home afraid, alone, tell them to do nothing until you get to the hospital. and then we offer remdesivir which by the way under the vaers deaths reported remdesivir. the fda is trashing ivermectin and pushing more boosters. the response to covid has been insane and unfortunately it hasn't worked. >> maria: why does the administration not recommend things that are easily available like something like an ivermectin which has been on the market for a long time treating similar symptoms or like you just said remdesivir? pfizer is going to make 90 plus billion. they are going to generate 93 billion dollars in rev

has deteriorated. and so there is some imperative verse for the 2 sides to talk to the st. anthony blanket has condemned attack by me on most military which killed at least 35 people in kaya state on christmas eve. women children who saw from a group save the children were among the dead blinking edge countries to stop selling weapons to the military to prevent more trustees. okay, those headlines nice. continue here now to 0 off the inside story or mind the lot small on a website out there don't come to stay with us in what's fueling intolerance in india? religious minorities are set to be victims of hate feet. the prime ministers government is under prussia to this trend, but will do so. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hasha marabella. human rights organizations around the world are sounding v alarm on india. they say hate speech is fueling violence and intolerance against minorities to levels never seen before. attacks against muslims and christians have been some of the worst seen the country. some politicians, especially those with ties to the ru

. >> will: anthony fauci has been proven wrong on almost every issue.s past time for him to resign. it's amazing he holds any power. one reason he is it is because so many of his people work in the media. here is one member of fauci's cult. >> i am a fauci groupie. i am a thrice vaccinated and mask inherent. i could watch fauci spit truths all day long. tony fauci a beloved advisor who has knowledge. >> going after fauci was abhoren and political effort. >> it's the muzzling of dr. fauci and trusted by the public. this man is a jewel. he is an international treasure. not just a initial treasure. -- national treasure. >> will: charlie hurt joins us now. i can hear you laughing. should anthony fauci still be employed by the federal government? should he be fired? >> oh, of course he should be fired and should have been fired back by president trump at the begin of all of this. it was obvious he was getting everything wrong. obviously that is not happening. if you look at the past 2 years of this pandemic 2 different presidents from 2 different parties and

professor anthony gordon, thank you ve much. ., ~ france has recorded more than 200,000 new covid—19uropean record and means that two french people are testing positive for the virus every second. to try and quell the rising numbers, the french government says people should work from home at least three days a week. here's our france correspondent, hugh schofield. one of the remarkable things about this latest spike here, as elsewhere, it seems to me, is that the numbers are, you know, sort of stratospheric, but we haven't seen the complete panic and breakdown of health services which you might have expected, given that these numbers are so high. they're the biggest numbers since the start of the epidemic, as you say, tuesday, 180,000 daily cases, which is nearly double the 100,000 that we recorded at the end of last week, and every expectation that it'll go even higher. the health minister spoke of there being 250,000, 300,000 cases a day by the middle ofjanuary. and yet, you know, there is not the same complete panic about the health system that there was. yes, they're worried, but

secretary sajid javid has said there will be "no further measures before the new year, but of course people should remain cautious." and in the us, where joe biden�*s top medical advisor dr anthonyci has warned that there could easily be 500,000 cases a day in the coming weeks, the centers for disease control has halved the recommended isolation time for people with asymptomatic infections, from ten to five days. we'll have the details on that change in the us and the science behind it in a minute, but first we start with the new measures in france. the bbc�*s azaday moshiri reports. with the festivities over and memories made, france is now snapping back to the reality of the pandemic. president macron convened a remote cabinet meeting to review the latest data on the 0micron variant. and his government's verdict is clear — cases are surging, and more restrictions are needed, at least for the next three weeks. starting on monday, all public gatherings will be limited to 2000 people for indoor events, and 5000 for outdoor ones. all spectators will have to be seated at concerts. food and drink can only be consumed while seated at bars and restaurants. and they will be banned on a

anthony: wow. the way it's located, someone has to tell you about neirs tavern.k you're worthy enough to discover such a historic and cool little place. >> anthony: now, it's historic for a lot of reasons, at least in my mind the greatest american film ever made was shot here. a lot of it was shot here right? >> loy: about 15 percent. >> anthony: okay, so which scenes were shot here? >> loy: it was a very pivotal moment of the movie. >> anthony: okay, so that's the moment wait, wait, wait. let me remember it. is he right there or is he right here. >> loy: he's right there. he looks over at morrie and you know he's decided morrie's going. >> loy: morrie's going, you might as well just knock everybody else off. >> anthony: well no, moorie was a problem from the beginning. i think any reasonable businessman would've -- you know, here's a question it doesn't have nothing to do with anything. you're working for the mob and you've been having some disagreements with your business partners, why would you ever get in the front passenger seat when someone else is sitting

anthony flores has a preview of sunday's game. >> reporter: when the 49ers run onto the field in seattle nfl. deebo samuel. number 19 is having an all-pro season as a dual threat, catching and running the football. but a growing strain will keep him out of sunday's game against the seahawks. >> guys have to step up whether at running back, receiver, with the ball in your hands, all those little things. >> regardless who breaks it, whether it's deebo, you know, real good blocking and having a good runner, a chance to, you know, break a tackle and make an explosive not just six-yard gain and the more big plays you get, the easier it is to win. >> reporter: the 49ers without one of their defensive stars, a bad hamley, kurt warner. aziz al shea air will take over the duties against the hawks. >> who he is, what he means to his team is going to be missed. but as far as for me, i prepare different. i really don't. >> reporter: despite seattle's 3-8 record, preparing the play the seahawks is always a challenge. doesn't matter if the game is in the bay area or the pacific northwest. the hawks be

has deteriorated. and so there is some imperative therefore, the 2 sides to talk us actually site anthony blinking has condemned to an attack by me on my military was killed at least 35 people in kaya state on christmas eve, women, children, and 2 still from a group save the children were among the dead lincoln edge countries to stop selling weapons to the military to prevent more trustees, thousands of fled into neighboring thailand. one of russia's most prominent human rights groups has been ordered to shut down by the supreme court memorial. international documents abuses committed by the former soviet union. prosecutors accused group of distorting history. memorial international says the accusations are politically motivated. those are your headlines. nice continues here now to sierra alta al jazeera correspondence naming us ah, my grandfather, matthew reddened off the scheme was well known for working with the contract is he competed for the chance to design and build the new apollo space suits. one company, i'll see. dover went to great lengths with the publicity stunt that showed their suit pla

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln has met with his russian counterpart sergey labrador, to discuss moscow's trip build up along the border. thinkin, says he is deeply concerned about what he calls russia's aggressive policy towards you credit. now, uganda is increasing its deployment of troops and neighboring democratic republic of congo in order to fight an armed group called the allied democratic forces. uganda blamed the adf for 3 suicide bombings and its capital. last month, the deity is government spokesman is told out of there. that special forces from both countries are conducting the joined military operation. for patrick maria also told me the d. r. c's government has been speaking to local communities, there in an attempt to gain their support for the operation. we are fighting terrorists, you know, fighting tories are very complex issues. that's why we decided to get our, our digital services. and now we bring together hospice or prostate walking the grounds to make sure we are rigid, seeing if we can, would you see reduce 100 percent of their procedure. we will do so by

anthony fauci has encouraging news tonight on the new variant, omicron, saying that so far, it appears that it leads to less severe disease. >> it's too early to be able to determine the precise severity of disease, but inklings that we are getting and we must remember, these are still in the form of anecdotal, but hopefully we'll get a much clearer pict picture, but it appears with the cases that are seen, we are not seeing a very severe profile of disease. >> reporter: dr. fauci still underlines that the new strain spreads faster and they've now identified people sick with the strain in 20 states. >> the almost vertical inflection of this clearly argues towards a high degree of transmissibility. >> reporter: late today, the world health organization came out and agreed with dr. fauci. >> at the moment, at least the preliminary data doesn't indicate that this is more severe, in fact, if anything, the direction is towards less severity, but again, that's early days and we have to be very care 68. >> reporter: the ceo of pfizer safes his company could have a vaccine for the new variant

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you as x, you say anthony blinkin has condemned an attack by me on mas ministry which killed at least 35 people in kaya state on christmas eve. women children and to saw from a group save the children, were among the dead blink, and urge countries to stop selling weapons to the military to prevent more atrocities. it comes as the military, which sees power in a coup in february, continues on offensive against om groups in the southeast, thousands of people to fled into neighboring thailand. tony chang has more from the ty bought a town of may salt. the law quanch's day, we have had a few little clashes. we heard her, some bangs inside ma'am. um, but the fighting seems to have moved in from the immediate border area. that's what the time military were telling us. they seemed a lot more relaxed, very different from yesterday when we saw her fighting, really right up to the river. moy, that's the, the border itself and villages pouring across. we even saw an attack helicopter operating along the border. a lot of villages said that that was the thing. they were really most scared about. t

dr anthony fauci has warned that christmas travel will increase the spread of the 0micron variant, evenully vaccinated. dr fauci, who advises the us government on the pandemic, told nbc the variant was now "raging through the world" and on current trends the spread of 0micron could put serious stresses on hospitals. germany has become the latest european country to ban most travellers from britain, to try to slow the spread of the 0micron variant. german nationals and residents will still be allowed to enterfrom the uk. they must have a negative test and quarantine for two weeks, regardless of whether they have been vaccinated. and germany is the latest of a few european countries to up there travel restrictions, especially when it comes to british travellers. this is something we will discuss in detail in around 25 minutes' time, i'llspeak detail in around 25 minutes' time, i'll speak to the chief executive of trafalgar among other guests in our business coverage. let's get some of the day's other news. goldman sachs has downgraded its outlook for the us economy after a democratic part

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i should be was you know, you a secretary of state anthony blinking has met russia's foreign minister survey. love rob as the divide between moscow and washington widens blink, and says he remains concerned about what he called russia's aggressive policy towards ukraine. but the foreign minister, but la rove is adamant that the but russia will protect its interests. bernard smith reports from moscow. this was the 1st face to face meeting between anthony blinkin, insert a lover of sins. joe biden became us president. the us secretary of state use the encounter to warn russia of the serious consequences, including sanctions. if it invades ukraine, it's now on russia to de escalate the current tensions by reversing the recent trip build up. returning forces to normal peace time positions, and refraining from further intimidation and attempts to destabilize ukraine were watching the situation very closely, were in close contact and coordination with our allies, russian back separatists in eastern ukraine had been patrolling these trenches for more than 7 years after russia next crimea, no

s. top diplomat, anthony lincoln, has said it is unlikely gas will ever flow through it, repeating the claim of moscow's aggression against ukraine. daniel shaw, a professor at the city university of new york questions whether other countries would be allowed to behave like america does. this is part of the ramping up of economic, military and diplomatic pressure on russia, its nato in the us. they continue to encroach upon rushes borders. the absolute hypocrisy that's on display here with blinking biden's threats to try to cripple the rushing economy. imagine if it was russia surrounding the united states. the way the nato in the u. s. continually encroaches into the black sea into estonia into ukraine. so ukraine is the latest justification to continue this new cold war . this new global class struggle was really behind. this is fear in us ruling circles of a sovereign strong russia. a dark day for journalism is how gillian a sanchez supporters reacted to the british high court ruling on friday that the wiki leagues founder can be extradited to the u. s. washington. one, it's appeal

next year of states, anthony blanket has met with russian farmers to rob. as the divide between moscow and washington widens tensions, remained over moscow's military build up near the corner. you press the button administration is resurrecting donald trump's controversial remain in mexico policy following a court order. policy requires asylum seekers to stay outside the u. s. while they wait for their hearings. iran has submitted to draft proposals to european powers, negotiating the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. it is the 7th round of talks to be held in vienna aimed at bringing iran and the u. s. back into the deal they meant to limit ron's nuclear program. in exchange for sanctions relief on thursday, israel's prime minister natalie bennett, called for an end to talks accusing iran of nuclear blackmail. in his words, alhashan has more rounds, dropped proposals from vienna. there are 2 lines one on the sanctions. really, the 2nd is on iran, rolling back, it's measures the post 2018 measures. and from that there will now be waiting to hear from the wa

the leading infectious disease expert in the united states, dr anthony fauci has warned that christmasthe 0micron covid—19 variant, even among the fully vaccinated. dr fauci said that on current trends the spread of 0micron could put serious stresses on us hospitals. he urged more americans to get the vaccine and booster shots. let's talk to eric feigl—ding, he's an epidemiologist, health economist and senior fellow at the federation for american scientists. he joins me from washington. thank you for your time. do you share anthony felt she's anxieties here? i share anthony felt she's anxieties here?- share anthony felt she's anxieties here? ~ ., , anxieties here? i think anxiety is an understatement. - anxieties here? i think anxiety is an understatement. many . is an understatement. many epidemiologists have a sense of dread because 0micron is, by all accounts and models, more contagious or equally contagious or equally contagious to measles and 0micron spread is evasive against previous immunity, whether vaccines or previous survivors of natural infection. sorry to interrupt, we hea

s. secretary of state has cut short the 2nd leg of his se asia tour after a journalist accompanying him. tested positive the coven. 19 anthony blinkin has been trying to firm up ties in the region to count that china's influence. he has criticized beijing for its aggressive policies in the region. lincoln and senior officials tested negative in kuala lumpur. plenty more still to come on the news hour, including the leaders of china and russia, made as the west pressures moscow over its troop build up on ukraine's border bangladesh marks 50 years of independence from pakistan. we look at the remarkable progress. it's made. the challenges del ahead and one of our agents is all time gray goal score is announces his retirement because of a heart condition. we'll hear from sergio guerra later in sport. ah. the ukranian president is meeting is german and french counterparts to discuss rising tensions with russia. one of them is the landscape in brussels for the ease eastern partnerships summit, france and germany are the main brokers for peace between ukraine and russia. moscow as a master 100000 troops on its board stoking fears

she will now be led back to the metropolitan detention center. us next, your state anthony blinking has called on china and hong kong to release staff members approach amongst the media outlet who are arrested on wednesday. 7 current and former staff members, the stan, knees were held on suspicion of publishing. additional articles, homes and offices will also rated the new says it's shutting down. offsets assets were frozen. the unsecure to counsel has demanded accountability for the killing of $35.00 civilians, including children. and may i must kaya estates, and the states calling for an immediate cease fire. the fighting has escalated between the military and ethnic can armed grapes. thousands of refugees are, shall strain in neighboring thailand. tiny cheng reports from the ty bought a town of may soft. trade resumes across the time. yeah. mar border of the weeks of bitter plaiting in the area. long boats laden with goods bearing their loads to and fro. the murray river that divides the 2 countries has been quiet for several days. the further inside manama fighting has been fierce.

anthony robinson has been linked to four women whose bodies were discovered across the state. police believe robinson found his victims on dating web sites, met them at motels, and after killing them, moved their remains in a shopping cart. police believe there could be other victims. all right now to golf. tiger woods is roaring back to competition this weekend for the first time since his near-fatal accident in february. he'll be teeing off at the p.n.c. championship in orlando, alongside his son, charlie. today, the 12-year-old showed once again, that he's a chip off the old block with this shot in pretournament play. oooooh! that was for eagle. charlie also dazzled with this putt. his proud dad says he's overwhelmed by the support of fans and just wants to have fun. >> it's been good, good to be out here and playing again and to be out here with my son like this, it's the best. >> o'donnell: woods, who is 45, has said his full-time career as a pro golfer is behind him, but he'll play in select tournaments like this one. all right, it's friday, so cbs' steve hartman is next