our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, is there. charlotte 7 charlotte?ch quieter— charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than _ charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than before - charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than before the i much quieter than before the pandemic but the thousands of people arriving here today will be affected by these new restrictions and many have told us they did not know about them before they had got to the departure airport or even before they sat on the plane. these passengers here at gatwick are some of the first to be affected by these new rules. the omicron variant was only reported to the who last week, but its impact is already being felt. anyone coming into the uk apart from those inside the common travel area will now have to take a pcr test by the end of the second day after their arrival, and they will have to isolate until they receive a negative result — another blow for the travel industry. it is unwelcome news, of course, for everyone, but i don't think we can say that this wo

okay, well, thank you very much for that up data there. charlotte, charlotte davinsky, in paris, and before that, to our thanks to poorer a slave who's in cape town at the moment in south africa for we discussed this with had am re, she's from the wits research institute and does say that the new shrine, they show more mutations than ever before, and they don't know whether the virus will overcome vaccine antibodies or not. the concern about this variant is that it has a large number of mutations many more than we've seen before. some of these mutations we've already seen on other variance, and we know that they can be associated with increased trance this ability and possibly increase what we call immune escape. what that means is that they're more resistant to the protection that you get from vaccines. we've also seen that mostly initially in young people, and i haven't yet heard anyone talk about the lack of smell and taste with this variance. we also have noted, and this is true if you see the reports that we're getting from other countries as well, where they're also now identif

lomelo ball came out hot 4 threes and 15 points in the first quarter for charlotte.ut check out these passes ahead that jonathan kamingo the rookie had nine off the bench and then curry, this is just crazy. no, look behind the back to jordan pool. splash slam steph had 10 assists game tied at 57 at the break final seconds of third curry and the bank opened on sunday in charlotte. steph had 24, but just three of 13 from downtown terry rogier has the name scary terry. look at this scored all 20 of his points in the second half hoop and the foul hornets of four. and under a minute game tied miles bridges had a team-high 22. this gives charlotte the lead for good warriors lose 106 102 snapping these seven game win streak, you know you go out on the road for the first time in a while. maybe you have a little false sense of security after. know seven straight home wins and got to learn from it winning games on a roll. a different level of intensity of different level of focus. we never really put our imprint on the game. and when you don't the game can go either way that's

i charlotte, charlotte pinsky. there are from pars now the british medical journal has published a whistleblower report claim. there were series flores and phases cobit vaccine trials last year. the research behind the claim says that she was fired the same day. she raised her concerns and also says that u. s. authorities refusing to investigate artesia because you donna has more details. so all these revelations they have been published at the british medical journal, a very respected science paper. not some tabloid, that has a history or well is known for publishing some unverified information. and so that article it details the allegations of a whistle blow of a woman who used to be part used to be with a contractor with a company called ventana. so what does this vin tarver your firm has anything to do with the pfizer and it's vaccine you might ask? so it all goes back to the 3rd phase of clinical trials on the vaccine. some might argue that it's the most important phase. so pfizer to do the these trials, it hi

so let's get more in this time to speak with correspondence. charlotte davinsky. charlotte just take us through then this latest development. so that's why it comes the z european council president show michelle is in war. so to have talked with the polish prime minister in a show of solidarity over what's happening at the moment on the border with poland with this migrant crisis. now this is very different to what we've seen over the past few weeks and months where there has been massive criticism from your institutions. again, poland does this mean this argument to the rule of law and judicial reforms in the country? but it does seem as if the you now is founding together as it sees this crisis appearing once more on its frontiers, this time on its eastern borders. no. what's the accusation here from the you that it's being orchestrated by bell roofs in response to the functions that are being put in place by the you. but there are also accusations from other members in the, including germany, on poland itself that this is being destroyed by a wide range of countries and just valer

thanks. charlotte. charlotte kaminsky reporting there from jordan from i berlin's chief of police is apologized, are for offices were photographed exercising on the cities holocaust memorial. are these images reportedly taken by the police themselves, see, show men in uniform doing pushups on the blocks, off the memorial. the police chief had the strong worst to say after the incident. this behavior by colleagues is a disregard for what this memorial stands for and does not correspond to the respect that must be shown to it. this undermines the remembrance of those who a method where we talk to a holocaust researcher, who does think that education is the only way to prevent the sort of thing from happening. and that we have to teach at school. there when you burn a cat's tail, it's, you know, everybody gets horrified, but when you stand on something which is ok, there is actually a certified to another person. it's not. and sanctified in a very, in various ways. now they knew what they're doing and the fact is that we are playing with fire radio. we are, you know, because if we're no

i'm from charlotte, north carolina. and it took me probably close to being in my 40s or so until i actually felt comfortable talking about, how can i say, my southern upbringing and the spirits that have guided my life. i wanted to start out, you know, just talking about the current context that we're in. we've heard a lot about the 1619 project. but this idea for most people of color in this country, particularly african americans, is our time in this landscape has been long, but our freedom has been very short. and so how we begin to kind of think about ourselves in a place that at once is foreign but is also very familiar. you know, we have to find our own path. and as someone working in landscape, i've been keen to look at -- and i've taken the same maps and looked at the establishment of landscapes that we tend to canonize. they hold sacredness in the way we think of our country. if we think of the middleton plantation, the 1730s, i remember in undergraduate school, it was the first colonial gardens. mount vernon,

charlotte: possibly so. think there is clearly a correlation between places like austria, where vaccinations have been less successful, versus somewhere like spain, where vaccination rates have been very high. so i think you had one piece of news the market managed to cope with. there is certainly no evidence the u.s. is moving into a lockdown. but another piece of new slow may push some people over the edge today. but i think we need to remain reasonably calm and make sure we work out they have the facts, rather than reacting just to the new slow -- the new slow -- the news flow. kailey: will central banks have to move because of inflation even if the growth outlook may be deteriorating? charlotte: it is a bit of a difficult conundrum for the central banks because continuing with these rhetoric's is not actually going to help situations usually. so the bank of england have been talking very hawkish running up into their decision in october and november, and then didn't actually act. so if we continue to see

just one loss heading into tonight's matchup with charlotte. that, of course, is steph curry's hometown. >> and he's played pretty well against the hometown team, his 5. '07, shooting percentage against charlotte is his best against any teams ahead of tonight's edition. go. let's check in steph curry course, back where it all started and father dell is now a tv analyst for the hornets will put us up in the 1st quarter. who was slick move to the basket for the layup. got all of that. but the dubs down 3 after one warriors in transition now steps to the jonathan. coming up for the he had 7 points in the 1st half late in the second. now backwards. it over his head to a wide open. jordan floyd got to love that. it's tied 57 all at the half. we go to the 3rd quarter. andrew wiggins, the 3 pointer. he nails and that would make it the end of the quarter. steph. from 37 feet out. sit in love. that puts the dubs up one going into the 4th. now the 4th quarter lamelo ball. back to the rack for a nice floater under a minute to go in this warriors down by t

it's the next step. >> reporter: way to go, charlotte. contra costa county is talk about 30 to 35 schools that will host vaccination sites. details are still coming. late today, you know, we heard other details from around the bay area. solano county will have the child vaccine at the fairgrounds, starting on the 10th. there's this sort of coming together day by day as all these counties and cities figure out how they will disperse this, on top of everyone's pediatrician, who has probably got a phone ringing off the hook. >> it feels a bit like when the vaccine first came out last spring, where there is high demand, and everybody is figuring it out. it can be frustrating in the beginning. >> reporter: give it a couple of days, then a week. >> good advice. >>> for everything you need to know about getting your child vaccinated, including where to sign up, had to kpix 5 him and click the banner at the top of the homepage point >>> a live look at our bay area ridges. skyhigh gas prices hitting everyone hard at the pump. the regular gallon of

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also love steph curry when it goes on to charlotte. can you imagine? >> no other nba player gets as much love when he goes home and people are learning liaerally cheering for him. the home team, the special anything crazy >> feels like he steps it up. we'll be right back. well, that's not something you're this is video from the san diego zoo. a baby giant anteater. >> searching for its next meal. the zoo posted the video to facebook and giant anteaters have terrible eyesight. >> but they make up for it with their incredible sense of smell. they can detect odors 40 times better than humans can making it much easier to track down. to snack on and eaters are also surprisingly very good swimmers in the use those. shots is a snorkels. who knew? >> distinct sound. imagine having >> well, >> boy, kron 4 news at 10 o'clock you especially you year. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 o'clock, a san francisco house of worship targeted by vandals. now investigators are looking at whether or not it wa

so how can the future of charlotte be unmitigated and new and this kind of future and this lasted for 25 or 30 years. recently i was back in charlotte and i was working there and i noticed that they had changed that entire introduction to the city with his new set of images and it was, you have to remember charlotte was incorporated in 1768 and wondered who is that blackeye, why was there a black guy in town party and it turns out that he was depicting so going back and looking did they have slaves was as a free land and why and 95 do we choose this and i would argue this path of how the city's really reclaimed history and they want to rewrite the narrative in charleston, you notice from your reading list, you're seeing a lot of life from the early part of the 20th century to changing the narrative of the civil war and how you actually allow the history for the blacks to be present along with the white history. and i mentioned mayor riley in the project in the constitution and this was like 1998 or 1999, that the doors of the confederacy and cleaned it off in meditative yards and made

hi charlotte. what else is he accused of? what did the court decide? well this is alexandra bonilla who as you mentioned was the deputy chief former chief of staff for president michael. this is the man who was chiefly organizing the protection of president mark on mainly during his presidential campaign, back in 2017 and then not 1st year and over, but he was in office. this is a man who is incredibly close to not just a manual, michael, but also to his wife, the cool to find him guilty of several offences including fruit to use of paper matic, passport. and as you mentioned, that assaulting to protest is during a made a protest. so this is something that, and back on the 1st of may, back in 2018 where bonilla had asked to go as an observer to watch what the police do during a protest. these are protested, often turn quite violent at the fringes. and he said he wanted to see how the police carry out their jobs, but instead of just observing what happened, he got involved and then assaulted some of the protesters that was captured in the video. as you

picking torture and humiliation created a global shock wife thought i will grab it as our latino charlotte duffy of baltimore le. doctor meadow's health and his common kind of off the other. so when would you deny that mccain? one opinion with the financial, i dont know us as a one us but don't want to jesse other well home. you stack going and you 100 the wrong key resistance group and some groups began to kidnap foreigners. at this time, the u. s. accused al jazeera of encouraging on groups. one report even suggested that president bush considered bombing al jersey was headquarters in doha. what an eminent doubt of to the letter curl a little, quoted emily, kia, celeste, margaret lula cannot lead billus out within his family, comes at a young. i'm a 33rd for he'll. a sub will exert classwork of the morality fairly. how alicia elaine will come to her called lake to her feet xander live fella, dfi decision about it very stupid. in ramallah the ailing p l o leader yasser arafat remained in his west bank headquarters out of fashion as close as 8 was surrounded by israeli tanks placed there b

the warriors try to make it eight straight wins and steps hometown of charlotte. we've got your highlights and post game reaction is this one came right down to the wire, and it was a pretty good day for the 49 ers and joe. they didn't even play football game today. i mea, they didn't lose. well, we're going to explain and look ahead to tomorrow night's monday matchup with the rams, and it is a full half hour of sports coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap. all right. we'll see you then but first after the break, see what it takes for ups to get packages to your door during the to help speed up the delivery process this holiday season and as eliana gomez reports, ups says it can process more than 550,000 packages per day in november and december. it was the month before christmas. when all through the ups hub. not a package was sitting, not even a box. 11 miles of conveyor belts, treat the packages with care. we would be able to process this speaks season over 550,000 pieces. per day between november and december and hopes that shipment would soon be their example of

and it was absolved in 1995 in winter member that charlotte was settled in 1750 incorporated in 1768 and i was wondering who is a black guy like why was there a black guy in town, there is no black eye in the middle of the town lies going up and it turns out that he's depicting the railroad so going back and looking did they have slaves in why did we choose 95 to depict the history and i would argue this. reclaim the history and rewrite the narrative in charleston, you are saying a lot of the life in the early part of the 20th century changing the narrative of the civil war and have you actually allow for the history. and for the blacks to be present alongside the whites in the history i mentioned that fmr. mayor joseph riley and also in macon georgia and the project that i now involved in. this wasn't 1998 and 99 and we cleaned off and we made a set of - the talked about this, blue-collar relationship and we wanted people to see that something was hidden and we wanted it to make it more visible. then i placed a cotton mill next to it and i wanted there to be this tension between thi

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talking throughout chaos in the caribbean or a french correspondent, charlotte facebook is delaying the introduction of encrypted messages on all of it. spunk forms that hold up though, as being resisted by governments, including the u. k. the home secretary claims police need the ability to read people's messages on social media ortiz shandey edwards dusty has more down the stunned off between authorities and big tech. it's been 5 years since what that rolled out and rendon encryption. it was hailed for allowing people all over the world to communicate securely and freely, but in tandem with some tough question, officials, what's up instagram on facebook? no matter it's tracking is feet. we're taking our time to get this ride and we don't plan to finish the global rollout of and to, and encryption by default across all our messaging services until sometime in 2023 . we believe people shouldn't have to choose between privacy and safety, which is why we're engaging with privacy and safety experts, civil society, and governments to make sure we get this right. technical as encryption can

this big system, he on his way up through the northern part of charlotte, left a few centimeters now on the ground. fatty was cold enough for a while to be really freezing icicles, for example, hanging off the gutters but overseas some people enjoyed it. that the snow was soon milk spacings up to 8 degrees during tuesday and was fully at the sky east the northeast. so hobbins got my start with the backwash when these met, should he so sauls down to 9, and that, echoing cross eventually hit the western side of honshu or kado. i think this would be the 1st snow, for example, for geometry of the season in showers fairly frequent shells calling on this norton sure is up to 12, beijing that this cold air has pushed all we're down to the south. hong kong dropped bad 8 degrees in the last couple of days, or will it done a time to get to wednesday? that's about where it should be. now, this is the proper feeling of wind to know equally, the ne monsoon is set in north nicely. there's been excessive rain fall in time, another including chin i. st flooding again this more to come here and insur

davinsky in paris to fill in the blanks on that one for us. charlotte, it seems to have gone from tragedy to acrimony in just a number of days ticket through the fall then between london and paris, if you will. yes, that's why president michael now we are having that blistering attack directly at the u. k. prime minister boris johnson. this follows i just a fuel was after we found out that the french interior minister had essentially barred his u. k counterpart from coming to a meeting over the weekend where the current migrant crisis was due to be discussed . that means pretty patel will not be there. to represent you, k as frocks meets other countries such as belgium and the netherlands to find out how they can stop at this crisis from continuing this, all of course results following a tragedy early this week in which 27 people lost their lives. when they dingey capsized as they were trying to cross over the english channel. now, boris johnson published this latter on twitter, which was talking about cooperation. what could be done between the 2 countries that has really irked france at

warriors early 9 for 39 from deep, two and a half left, charlotte up one, floater. he was fouled. free throw made it a four point game. golden state down two. green rocked the rim, tie game with 45 seconds left. miles bridges, not quite a sky hook but he will take it, put . on by rosier who is five inches shorter. hornets won 106-102. 49ers business week 10 belongs to them and l.a. rams now, only game left, monday night football at levi stadium. oh snap niners last home win against the rams october 2020. it was a rough one last week against cardinals. they turned the ball over three times, had all sorts of trouble tackling arizona ball carriers. how can they snap the losing streak at home? >> when things aren't going right, everybody is trying to find an answer. gotta fix this, gotta fix that. you aren't doing this right, you aren't doing that right. at the end of the day we are turning the ball over and not getting enough stops on defense. there are a billion answers that people want to solve, people on their couch, people at espn, reporters, yeah we want to fix it and win games.

laura: what do your friends say about the attention you're getting to >> my friends are like charlotteened? this cannot be real. >> i met your parents yesterday, such great people, the reason you are the way you are is because of them. they are clearly raising you right, god bless your family. we saw video of you accepting theward and you got emotional because you didn't know you're getting that award. what was your reaction when tucker carlson, one of the biggest stars on fox news presented you with a young patriot award? >> i was standing there and sucker comes behind me and is like here is this young patriot award. i saw his face, this can't be real. carley: last might was filled with patriotism and inspiration. you woke up early. eighth grader, what time did you wake up? >> i will cover 3:53 exactly. carley: she can do it all. thank you for joining us, what an incredible girl. >> so much more in the second hour of "fox and friends first". we will head back to hollywood, florida to catch up with the aforementioned pete texas who hosted the patriot awards, brian kilmeade, joe college

but there were also rallies in seattle, chicago, charlotte and other cities across the country. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now live outside the company's headquarters in menlo park with the story, alyssa. well julie my some protestors. i talked to told me they're worried. they have family members living in india, who they say have been targets of hate and violence. they want facebook to be held accountable. the reason why they say that the company does not do enough to curb hate speech and miss information. his brother bears book fairs, book protesters rallied outside the meta headquarters in menlo park, calling out facebook, accusing the social media giant of inciting violence against muslims in india. basically we're trying to bring awareness to the masses here about what facebook has been doing. in india got technically promoting hate and david ali said social media has pitted religions against each other, he said. neighbors are turning on neighbors and facebook has played a large role in politics and real world violence. these organizations are. openly inciting bombs

hi, this message charlotte wall. they're using pepper spray and water and tear gas against the children. is this the human rights of europe? 10 days we've been here without water temperatures or mine is 5. and what can we do? where are the human rights organizations? we were a good country. they invaded iraq in 2003. we've lost everything. we've sold our cars and sold our houses. they've destroyed our country and now this is their human rights ledge. vienna martin. the live glom on in nevada. we haven't slept since yesterday. our feet are freezing and the only word we can hear is attention. attention to good, we have kids, we have wives, you know, if they don't want to allow us through them, return us back to our countries. we haven't eaten for 5 days, only little foods available for women and kids. we need a safe place. we need a safe country on it certainly is an uneven fight. washington ogden is a. poland wants to show the world. it is defending europe's border against a by the routine dictator using desperate peo

first he strands people in afghanistan and now the charlotte airport.ll in effect. >> greg: what happened to that story? >> jesse: we will get to that. >> harold: ever been to get vaccinated. up next, alec baldwin publicly speaking out for the first time on his movie set shooting. i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for small business. high thryv! ow. get a free demo at thryv.com. kids can change minds. they can even change the world around us. packed with protein plus 21 vitamins and minerals we nourish them with carnation breakfast essentials. because today could change everything. ♪ ♪ >> katie: alec baldwin speaking out on camera for the first time since the tragic movie set shooting that left the film's cinematographer dead and the director wounded. >> they were accidents on film sets from time to time, but nothing like this. this is a one in a trillion. she was my friend. the day i arrived, i took her to dinner wit

it was really the only bright spot for charlotte. he nails the 3 there. 39 9, including 5 trade. 3rd quarter. the warriors go on a 21 to 3 run area. big n gp 2 big part of that. the fence got buckets. steve kerr was best tiger woods 4th quarter. steph curry. he only had 5 points coming into this quarter. but he woke up that 3 put the warriors up 13 the hornets get to within 7. but steph, what the shot boy. 94 to 84 warriors. he had 10 points in the 4th, then kerry pain offensive rebound. flex on them. check them out. 14 points off the bench. the warriors win this 1 one great did not score in his return after the game. steve kerr spoke on pay and new tonight. >> he game while he was out there just changed everything with this defense is and 3 steals. but i think he had several more selections of and led to he is. just an electric athlete. the pushing it to the point where you're going to have to pretty much use them on a nightly basis or is it still gets. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what m

and that level goes all the way to brussels. charlotte, even ski ot paris, can moving the program on germany is considering sweeping new coven restrictions for the on vaccinated. the rules will apply to no small number. 14000000 adults mirroring a controversial system now in place and neighboring austria. but with berlin preparing for a power transition, the timing's complicated peter all over explains alarm bells ringing in germany. the country's covert numbers. a cause for grave concern, so much in fact that those that are looking to form the next government in germany . well, they say more restrictions on needed. i listen, a smile is a so 1st of all the situation we're in is dramatic and therefore consistent measures the urgently needed within the framework of the current legal situation. but also beyond that from december, about we're currently discussing the rules that will apply over the winter. from december onwards. when this week has seen a continuation of high coven infection numbers across germany, while the 7 day average of that is reached, never before seen levels. from

the matchup was with the hornets payback in steph curry's hometown of charlotte.s wasn't quite the homecoming. he in golden state had in mind. we'll show you what happened. now steps father's dell, of course, played most of his career in charlotte and now he's a tv analyst for the hornets called his son's game 1st quarter. steph. who was slick move to the for the layup. but the dubs down 3 after one quarter warriors in transition. its staff to jonathan kuminga for the dunk. the rookie with 9 points in the 2nd quarter late in the second step houses backwards and over his head to a wide open. jordan poole type 5757 at the half love george. well, 3rd quarter its andrew wiggins. from beyond the arc cans. the 3 pointer. he had 28 points in the game end of the quarter. steph from 37 feet out. banks. it in that for the dubs up one going into the 4th curry finished the game with 24 points. maybe not enough 4th quarter. lamelo ball to the rack for a nice floater. he scored 21 in the game now tied at a 102 with 45 seconds left myles bridges makes the shot over draymond gree

charlotte. warriors in hornets locked up in a good one and meeting for the second time in 11 days.third quarter. kelly oubre knocks down a three to give the hornets the lead, only to see the warriors come down and take the lead back as curry blanks in a long, three at the buzzer. but the warriors will turn it over here in the fourth quarter, and then here come the hornets. just from not playing with its uber to the hoop for a layup, and then he gets called for his second technical of the game when he gestures to the refs that there should have been a foul call. that was it for you. bray, who was ejected. after that basket. and now they're tied at one to with less than a minute left miles bridges hits the shot to put the hornets ahead. they hang on for 16 to 1 to win. the warriors winning streak ends at seven games, they'll be in brooklyn. to play the nets on tuesday night high profile matchup today and women's college basketball with texas coming to maples pavilion to take on the defending national champions stanford leading here in the third quarter and forcing a turnover after th

i miss the the charlotte hornets are in town which brings a few unique storyline.rriors trendy nba draft or james wiseman first ball when the rookie of the last season has been a point of contention on twitter who should they have taken. ball is looking like the better pick right now, but it's still early games. >> have been hurt. this is also the return of kelly wright who you've been seeing on video. he spent last season with the warriors. he had an up and down 10 year with the dove. but he per enjoyed his time coaching would be good to see. kelly. um, it was fun having of did a good job for us. >> it was really happy for him that he landed in a place where he could contributing to play with the young the the plays the way they do. i think i think you'd be a great fit with charlotte and look forward to saying alone through. >> the forty-niners were at work. prepping for the cardinals this sunday at levi's stadium, jimmy garoppolo and company were happy to see a familiar face during the team's walk through all pro tight end. george kittle was back after a three-ga

and as arty charlotte gibbons, he explains, they are being treated very differently to those attempting to cross viable hours. what a difference a route makes. in the last few days, hundreds of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea flimsy fishing boats found themselves rescued and brought to you repeat land. since the start of this year, more than $50000.00 migrants have used that c route reach italy that's an 85 percent increase compared to the same period last year and almost 500 percent more compared to 2 years ago. by landing on your ex mediterranean coast, my grants find themselves greeted by agencies there to lend a helping hand fly just under 2000 kilometers to another e u. country. and the reception couldn't be more different around 3000 migrants, desperately trying to survive in no man's land as winter sets in n g o z. and agencies can't even get full access while the path to freedom is blocked by fear cast by water, cannons by barbed wire. in a bid to shore up the eastern european borders. poland is going to construct a war war that would be partly paid for by the european u

military hospital witnesses se i sell fighters entered the hospital and clashed with security forces. charlotte balice reports from cobble oh, when a cool consensual cobble and telephone security forces run towards the side of an explosion, smoke leads them towards dalton military hospital, across the road from the now abandoned us embassy. one device was jason aged at the hospital in truth, allowing attackers to move in for a few minutes later, 2nd exploded inside the compound. this man films from inside the hospital repeating, god have mercy on us. as he watches the attack take place. people shelter where they can despise from the explosions. burn and gunman move between buildings. dozens of others managed to reach the back of the hospital. compound, watch towers, insecurity walls that were meant to keep them safe in size. now the biggest obstacle to escape above afghani was helicopters, circled, flown by pilots from the previous government. when a part of the telephone's defense hello responded by sending the special forces to the side of the attack. after the 1st explosion created quite a l

2 thirds of respondents believe white christians could be under threat from muslim immigration. charlotte dubin skate takes off the story with an election around the corner, hearing france questions about the country's identity, and whether it's losing it all being raised. the campaign is shifted to the fringes of the right even before it's even really begun and fears that france's traditional values are being replaced or rife. one poll showed 27 percent of respondents were certain that christine populations were being threatened by extinction. 34 percent thought that it was probable, the fear is that museum immigration is de posing traditional white communities. while these ideas are certainly being peddled by read, you write politicians, they're not the only ones with even nickel sandra, right? joining in you have people of foreign origin who are driving out little by little one in demography. we call the natives. eric seymour, a french pundits and the presidential hopeful, has been far stronger than that. in his latest book, he says, the suburbs of paris are being colonized by muslims,

he won pucca f fremont. bradley santa however, had a fee that natalie it at the curb can fee in charlotte and want us off as the conflict escalated. so did the number of casualties civilians, iraqi fighters resisting the invasion. and american soldiers al jazeera report has provided a realistic and close up view of the mountain casualties on all sides. oh, i'm ready. it's the coma. her phil arak, that the la jones emily came. so what do i be sold for? an account we had the massage fatal day. laraca was it's janish, indiana mom, thought of him column from i'm with the regime b d map or but then i'm also with but then also that i the left and that had this were danny. yeah. cannot had the that george matty is any you should if you had a hollow chevy that it and no liquidity that the us were, unless the model, but i honestly wish them, but can it's a would sure to beth's i'll connect, which is sierra, ne, a. so what is wrong with mickey in any you saw born fi update in fallujah, west of baghdad, a major u. s. military operation was launched in april 2004. while the u. s. claimed it was killi

true. charlotte, even ski r t kelly are we spoke to steve, move about this, he's the director of the center for migration and economic prosperity, and he explained how human trafficking has become a big problem for the u. k. well, there is a growing problem in the united kingdom of an underground market for jobs, which is creating a black economy that is growing ever more so. illegal migrants who are basically economic migrants paying millions of pounds each year to people. traffic is to avoid the legal routes and, and avoid any lawful way of living in the united kingdom. very few people, traffic has have been caught even fewer have been prosecuted and imprisoned. and as a consequence of that, part of the growing black economy in the united kingdom is basically what's called debt financing. and illegal migrants will pay a people trafficker a sum of money. and if you can't afford it, the people trafficker will lend him the money. and when he gets to the united kingdom, that person has to pay the people traffic back really high rates of interest. so the people traffic is, have them alm

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so the intervention has not help matters, has only made things worse. charlotte dubin ski now reports from paris. man de tree vaccination of health workers was the straw that really broke the camel's back. a legal requirement that's been in place since the middle of september across all french territories. it is one that is being resisted on the caribbean island. oh, well graham, that is the problem. the health pass obligatory vaccination. we have no more freedom here. so we have become violent, that's it. so this problem has been present for a long time. in any case, what we must take from this is that all the french colonies are places where there is misery and violence. and this is going to remain like that are local then the document catalog aware, already been making demands. we have several points to discuss him. unfortunately, it was necessary to arrive at this point, my none the less, they were elected representatives who listened, but they were not able to understand what we had to say. unfortunately, again, the youth is fed up with this. if they had listened from the day, on

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and charlotte mentioned there, scientists say the new variance has an unusually high number of mutations. although there's so far new evidence that it's more deadly or the previous strains. an important aspect, i, russian biologist told us why though it's raising along if this very and indeed is proficient, more proficient and delta and can substitute delta then it's not the question of if, but the question of when it's very clear that this has been strained up emerged in probably single individual which had a case of long code. it probably was a suppressed immune system where the variance had gradually accumulated multiple mutations well being in a single person. and then was released in the environment and started talking. you individuals, what they can do is just slow down on the distribution global distribution of you very young to happen. whether they are restrictions not. and just to focus on one nation germany, it's continuing to see a surgeon coven infections with a new daily record of $76000.00 plus cases on the situation has been compounded by the army kron variant. according t

salut, charlotte. ca va? [hi, charlotte. how are you?] bonsoir. [good evening.] hi, charles.ine, thanks. - the community alanna was talking about? well, this is it. let's go get some wine. have a seat. thank you. would you like red or white? yes. yes? okay. what a setup! it's absolutely amazing. great. there you go. thank you. hi, chelsey. it's really hard to interview you here today because you're talking to me and then you go: "hey! how are you?" that's awesome. sorry about that. no, don't be sorry. it's... example! did you envision back then, when you were fighting the fight, that you'd be sitting in this back alley on a beautiful summer's day with all of these people? this is one of the major changes that i am so thrilled with, that so much social cohesion came out of everything that we've been doing. everybody gets together, has a good time, exchange ideas, asks about each other's kids. is this something that could extend even further in montreal? sure. i think so. and i think one of the things that people have to look at is not just perhaps building new co-ops, but taki