>> and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more serious illness. and you combine hat with the worst aspects of omicron really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. >> at some point, there is. too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can invade the same cell in your body by some random event. and then they kind of have children. doctor chin-hong says in this case, those children are delta kron. >> but he says your body may already be primed

it's called delta kron. >> it's made up of the omicron and delta strains the world health organizationnow it is beginning to really spread in the u.s. experts say they're not surprised or alarmed at this point. they don't consider it a major concern. >> so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta, which was a more serious illness and you combine it with the worst aspects of omicron really transmissible. then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities. it all. >> and doctors, of course, continue to encourage people to get vaccinated and boosted in order to be protected. pfizer's recommending a 4th dose of its covid vaccine saying the 3rd dose is proving effective against

now called delta cross. it was just ackn%wledged by the world health organization and kron and harry is live for us now in the newsroom. after speaking with in vax disease specialist about this. we be concerned about this newest variant. how contagious is it? what you find out? >> yeah, just in right now, it's very early on and they don't want to cause anyone to panic. they say we should be curious about delta kron. >> and learn more about it. but we don't know if it's going to be as significant as some of the other variants have been. >> a combination of genes from delta and jeans from omicron because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg. >> says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of all the crime really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty sc

you know how people the mississippi delta learned of the till story. that's the the news traveled north to chicago when it got to chicago it hit the media juggernaut of johnson publications who put it in. sorry the chicago defender the chicago defender the black the black newspaper chicago was then smuggled on the illinois central railroad back into mississippi so that people 10 miles from where the murder site happened could read about the murder and learn about it for the first time by a papers that have been smuggled in from chicago and one of the things i learned from that anecdote is that this was a subversive story. right if you were to go up and ask one of these people, do you know the story of emmett till? even if they did they would say? no, right because you had to smuggle this stuff in. it was stuff you guarded. i mean think of the if you've read the the biography of the activist and moody. she talks about learning the story of emmett till, but never talking about a publicly right all this stuff begins to complicate. what what happened in th

when it comes to sustainability, delta aims to fly l to sustainability, delta aims to fly with 10% greenere are already doing everything we can to get there. the current prices is not making it easier, if that's your question. it isjust is not making it easier, if that's your question. it is just pushing is not making it easier, if that's your question. it isjust pushing up the price to get to that future. what we really need is we need the government, the us government who continued to be quite receptive to create the bridge between us and the energy producers. the energy producers want to create sustainable aviation fuels. the airlines want to purchase it, but the cost to produce versus the cost to buy is at a level of three to five times of what's in the marketplace today. that is where the marketplace today. that is where the government can starting the investment and putting it to scale. we know the war in ukraine and the economic consequences it is causing around of the world could not have come at a worse time for your industry. you are alljust getting out from the pandemic. i want

it's called delta kron. and thank you for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman. hello, everyone. i'm jonathan mccall. that hybrid variant made up of the omicron and delta strains and it's just now been confirmed by the world health organization kron four's amid harry getting a chance to talk with 2 area bay bay area, infectious disease doctors today about this newest development. >> amanda, what are they saying? should we be concerned? >> well, it's still very early. so not so sure what we know yet about whether we're going to be concerned about it right now. it's just a variant of interest. and on wednesday, the world health organization decide to start tracking it, but they're not calling it a variant of concern just yet. >> is that future is of omicron? >> and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds prett

it's called delta kron. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. that hybrid variant is made up of the omicron and delta strains and has now just been confirmed. but the world health organization and harry getting a chance to talk with 2 bay area, infectious disease doctors about this latest development in the >> ongoing covid crisis. and amanda, were they saying? >> yeah, they're saying right now. delta con first started appearing in january, but now there have been more cases on wednesday. the world health organization decided to start tracking it, but they're not calling it a variant of concern just yet. >> is that future is of omicron. >> and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more

>>and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta, which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of omicron really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new. >>recombinant virus. >>has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. >>some point, there is. too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can invade the same cell in your body by some random event. and then they kind of have children. doctor chin-hong says in this case, those children are delta kron. >>but he says your body may already be primed t

he has to pay the dentist and claim from delta. i would like to ask delta to do an assignment of benefits which would save this member from going through this kind of process. that would be for the active and the retirees for their plans. the second item i want us to look at is the deductible for retirees. we went from $50 to $75. especially with $75 just for the premier and not the network. now there is no premier. that came up a few months back. so there really isn't a definite premier. it is now a combined thing. i would like to see this -- we would have to take a vote on that. at the next meeting -- we do the retirees next time. whenever that would fit on the agenda. i will ask the director. >> commissioner, you mentioned this to me yesterday. i have informed aon -- we've talked with aon about how we might integrate the questions that you have into the presentation that we will do on the rate recommendation for the retired dental benefits. i'm not says that we will integrate it into the recommendation because i don't know yet w

>> and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of omicron really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. at some point, there is. >> too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can invade the same cell in your body by some random event. and then they kind of have children. doctor chin-hong says in this case, those children are delta kron. >> but he says your body may already be prime

so delta was as virulent as alpha, and alpha, delta equally as virulent, but omicron brought it down in terms of bag weaker variant. ba.2 and ba.1 are basically equivalent. >> if i can decipher that, it's relatively -- it's not -- >> more mild. >> good to know that. >> correct, correct. >> we mentioned a few minutes ago the new state rules we've been talking about. no more proof of vaccine to get into mega events. are we going down the right course there? good idea? >> well, this is endemic management. this is what the u.k. has done. south korea will do it this next week. it's called endemic management where you don't have vaccine passports to get into a place because essentially you can spread the virus even when you're vaccinated, unfortunately, because we can't keep on boosting to get our antibodies up. so you can spread it not as readily, but even when you're vaccinated versus unvaccinated. so the point of vaccine passports early on was to protect people, but now we're in the same boat. >> we are moving forward. doctor, appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> that brings

. >>> the new covid variant that some are calling it delta cron. what you need to know this evening. >> good evening. we begin with a welcome and much needed change. our weather cam showing storm clouds hovering above the bay area tonight. rain is starting to arrive. >> let get straight to chief meteorologist jeff rai. we need every single drop. where will it start? >> with the coastline. san francisco up to the east bay, we are seeing a few areas of light rain. a little drizzle with those showers. that storm system is just offshore. as soon as we get a closer view at storm ranger, you can see that activity around san francisco and the east bay. a few heavier pockets offshore. that's moving to the north and the east. let's pick it up at guerneville tomorrow morning. we are expecting the activity to continue here for the early commuters at 5:00 a.m. we'll take you through full hourly looks of that rain tomorrow. as of tonight, we are seeing the rain numbers continue to slim. we're down 5.30 inches in santa rosa. more looks at the rain forecast this

10 to $15 more expensive, 10% more than what delta airlines plan to charge this season. you're ticket prices increased 78% a month for the past several months, even before the fuel a crisis. i think higher prices are we're coming. they're already here and we're only going to see more of that as we go into peak demand that summertime jp morgan investor conference tuesday, delta's president called the demand on president. >> saying, quote, it's really been the strong demand and better pricing environment that has allowed us to more than offset the fuel costs. >> executives from both delta and american airlines said they had record bookings last week and hope to return to profitability for the fiscal year. something that hasn't happened since 2019 henderson warns fuel costs continue to go up. airlines will have to adjust. we will see that passed on to consumers in some form or fashion, whether that's a direct correlation. do ticket prices or you see additional fuel surcharges where they come up with some kind of creative new fee to charge that they say is for your service.

delta cron? >> yeah, it is nothing to lose sleep about.is something to be curious about because it just really is a symbol of the fact that the pandemic isn't gone away. but this has been around since january and hasn't really kicked off, even though it has been around a whale. denmark but not much more so far. >> so very few cases worldwide. can this change? why are we talking about it now? >> well, it can change. with the w.h.o. acknowledging that it even exists, it means we pay attention to it. our countries can look for it. it is kind of an omicron world. and looking for something else is really important. as we constantly continue surveillance. >>> moving you forward, mayor breed is urging you to get back to down san francisco. it's been mostly empty. she announced a new plan called bloom sf. businesses are teaming up to hold a week-long series of events to welcome everyone back. there will be make, entertainment and food. >> because we are back. we are back. and now it's time to really appreciate life like never before. >> the events

so far it seems that the outside of delta kron >> is really looking almost exactly like omicron deltan has been detected in the united states. but at this point, it's not a major concern. >> both doctors say you shouldn't be surprised or alarmed to see covid you tainting again. it's a normal part of it happens all the time. but we never really knows. >> but we never really know how it plays out in the field of life until they really get so in the community. >> that was amanda hari reporting. now the infectious disease specialist did emphasize that the best way to protect yourself from this period or any other future. very we see is to go ahead and just get vaccinated. >> 6, 0, 8, is the time on the peninsula. group of thieves caught on camera breaking into a home in hillsborough. and we've got the video. take a look. this happened on eugenia way and butter not drive. and it was overnight on friday. you can see the thieves are in black. they walk out of the home with several items that they got away with and they took the owners suv, stole it from the garage, ended up finding that vehi

if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of all the crime really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. >> at some point, there is. too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can invade the same cell in your body by some random event. and then they kind of have children. doctor chin-hong says in this case, those children are delta kron. >> but he says your body may already be primed to fight off this new variant. so far it seems that the outside of del to run >> is really looking almost exactly like omicron delta kron has been detected in the united states. but at this point, it's not a major concern. >> both doctors say you shouldn't be surprised or alarm

only one is delta? only one is delta. >> lapook: since first being identified in the united states just three months ago, omicron and its sub-variants have almost entirely replaced the delta variant, which had caused more severe disease. earlier in the pandemic, the c.d.c. was lagging behind in genetic sequencing. now hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency funding have helped create a nationwide early detection system. >> walensky: we want to be able to detect about 0.1% of any new variant if it comes into this country with 99% certainty. >> lapook: and are you getting any kind of a hint that there's some new variant of concern? >> lee: no. not right now. nope. i mean, we're tracking things but there's nothing that appears to be, you know, the next omicron. >> walensky: we breathe a heavy sigh of relief when we don't see anything. >> lapook: but no threat is too small. in this covid-19 briefing, we witnessed dr. walensky ask staff for an update on what some are nicknaming "deltacron," a genetic hy

alpha and delta were more serious, but omicron was milder. we don't know what the next one will show. we know a lot of tools that will help, we know we need to resume masks, we can do that, we know ventilation is important. we know that our vaccines are protecting us right now from hospitalizations and death. and we have tests that can help us detect cases early and help make sure people stay home if they are infected. and really importantly, more and more treatments are evolving and that is also going to really help keep people out of the hospital and save lives as we get more treatments that work. >> dr. pan, i appreciate your time. thank you for that information. we're going to let you keep following the science and we're going to keep doing what we can to keep ourselves safe as well. thank you so much. >> good talk. >> great things to say. >>> it's 4:39 this morning. growing higher and higher. still ahead on "today in the bay," the rising cost of child care here in the bay area. we take a look at the strain that has on a lot of families.

it's a hybrid variant made up of omicron and delta strains. really scary. we spoke to local doctors about if we should be worried at all. kron four's. amanda hari has that story. >> features of omicron. >> and features of delta. because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta. >> which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of all the crime really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. >> at some point, there is. too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can invade the same cell in your body by some ra

it's consists of the omicron and the delta strains come. i will see and that is how the best we spoke to local doctors about if we should be worried. kron four's amanda hari has that story. >> well, it's got futures of omicron. >> and features of delta because of that, the new variant has been dubbed delta kron, although professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says that name could change. so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta, which was a more serious illness. and you combine that with the worst aspects of all the crime really transmissible, then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new. >> recombinant virus. >> has those qualities that all ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says both those variants were likely involved in creating this new one. >> at some point, there is. too sick leaning variance. so one person can actually catch to variance at the same time and not only that, the 2 variants can

delta and boeing don't have the best of relations deltas, currently the only major u.ut a 7 37 max on order. meantime boeing is trying to get certification of the max 10 before you. safety standard on cockpit alerts can take effect at the end of the year. so passing through airport security likely to get much faster over the next few years. the transportation security administration, suspending $780 million on special scanners. those devices rely on technology used in hospitals to quickly check internal organs. well, the new airport scanners allows travelers to pass through security lines without having to take out laptops or liquid bottles from their carry on bags. tsc has tested ct scanners for years at airports, including at oakland. and whether we are so excited about the rain chances for today, but at least from what i was noticing throughout the day is really kind of a disappointing system. the bounce a few 107 inch to it, just over 1/10 of an inch, not the rainfall we needed. not even like a medium soaker out there. at least for right now. still a few showers ou

then there was the alpha variant, delta and omicron, and fal and delta were more serious than earlier. but omicron wassed mier and we don't know. we do know, a lot of our toos will help regardless of how serious the next variant is. if we need to resume masks, we can do that of we know ventilation is important. we know vaccines are protecting us. we have test that's can detect cases early and really help make sure people stay home if they are infected. and really importantly, more and more treatments evolving and that will help keep people out of the hospital and save lives as we get more fremts work and more availability of treatments. >> thank you for your time. we'll let you keep following the science and we'll do what we can to keep ourselves safe as well. thank you so much. >>> new at 11 clog, the legendary bay area chef launch ad knew organic please program for west contra costa excuse. breakfast was served for all 27,000 students in richmond. organizers are helping to show that the new program aimed at making school meals more healthy is possible even during a pandemic. the pro

so, i speak to the bosses of delta air lines about the cost of flying in 2022.ver you arejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and welcome to the show. events in ukraine are continuing to reverberate around the world. and as the death toll grows, so do the calls for further punitive sanctions to be placed on russia. western allies, well, they have so far acted with unprecedented coordination to hit everything from russia's central bank to its wealthiest individuals. but so far, sanctions on the country's most valuable exports, oil and gas, have been more uneven with europe unwilling, for now at least, to turn off the taps. here is why. russia is the third biggest producer of oil in the world. pumping close to 11 million barrels of the black stuff every day. more than half of its oil exports go to europe. russia is also the world's second biggest producer of natural gas and accounts for about 40% of the eu's gas imports. and all of this means that last year alone, russia exported over $240 billion in oil and natural gas. placing an embargo on

it's called delta kron. >> it's made up of the omicron and delta strains the world health organization says it first appeared in january, but now it is beginning to really spread in the u.s. experts say they're not surprised or alarmed at this point. they don't consider it a major concern. >> so it sounds pretty ominous for years. if you take the worst aspects of delta, which was a more serious illness and you combine it with the worst aspects of omicron really transmissible. then you've got something that. sounds pretty scary. there's absolutely no evidence that this new recombinant virus. has those qualities. it all. >> and doctors, of course, continue to encourage people to get vaccinated and boosted in order to be protected. pfizer's recommending a 4th dose of its covid vaccine saying the 3rd dose is proving effective against hospitalizations and deaths. but but just not as good at keeping people from getting infected with the virus. pfizer will soon provide information to the fda and it is working on a vaccine that would be effective against all covid variants over the last 2 year

so, we have enough to worry about, and i don't think people need to worry about the so-called delta-cron. >> many people have had their two doses and their rooster of the vaccine. now pfizer is looking for authorization for a fourth dose for seniors. is that needed for the older population, and will it become a reality for the rest of us? >> pfizer has a vested in first and us getting the fourth vaccine, but that said, my guess is that at some point it will be a good idea, especially for people at higher risk. you mentioned seniors, people over 60 or 65, i would not be surprised if we hear about a recommendation for that within the next month or so. we will have to stay tuned. there is a lot of data that will come out, some even perhaps later this week and next week. we will have a lot more data to look at, but with the immunity we get from vaccines waning, this has been consistently observed now, at some point we will probably need a booster, at least for those at higher risk. >> thank you for taking the time and talking us through all of this. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> s

her family didn't want her to walk during the delta live given the risks at the oxygen camp. but then to cause a help saved her uncle who read you. my uncle searched everywhere in the state and he couldn't find medical oxygen and he finally got help here or say, now my family completely supports my decision to work here. i feel proud of being part of this out for doors whose lives were saved during this difficult time. drew me is a heal, but he says serving the community is integra to his faith. the temple off was free medical treatment and checkups as well as corona virus, vaccinations and tests that also providing support to families and financial difficulty due to the ban demik warranty by one families wanna go. you've adopted 6 to families who have lost able to administer the kronos on russia, vp their children, school fees, up to be send them food rations and groceries all got very bad. their cost onto one of them can start owning. suddenly rebuttal will things i found right now who are they do there? roger, but drew me says his team is already speaking to medical expert

but now nickname is actually outdated because delta is so rare now it is much easier to distinguish the 2 versions of omicron and ba 2 is now the dominant strain around the globe. it's the new omicron. it accounts for almost 35% of new cases here in the u.s. and that number's been going up. the good news is that overall cases here in the u.s. are way down since january. and today, the cdc director rochelle walensky said a ba 2 while more contagious is not necessarily more dangerous. >> there's no evidence that 2 variant results in more severe disease. no, nor does it appear to be more likely to evade our immune protection. however, it does have increased transmission in comparison to the related ba one omicron variant that circulated in this us this past winter. >> so just to easy to get really contagious, a kind of like a cold that everybody is getting here in the bay area. contra costa county health services is tracking wastewater samples to monitor covid infection levels county health officer, the doctor, henri, it's says ba 2 is something they need to keep a close eye on. >> every w

kron. >> it's a combination of the delta and omicron variants delta kron has been detected in france, the netherlands, denmark, and here in the u.s.. but experts say it's too soon to worry about this potential variant at this stage. researchers say it does not appear. delta kron spreads as easily as previous strains. although many signs point to the pandemic, waning of people are still going to have to keep wearing their mask while taking public transit, at least for a little while longer. the tsa has extended its federal mask mandate until april 18th. that applies to everything from airports to bar to ferries, to lift an uber. in the meantime, the cdc says it will work with government agencies on a revised policy for when the mask rules can be lifted. the mandate was set to expire on march 18th. this is now the 3rd time it's been extended. >> new tonight at 8 students in oakland will have to keep wearing their masks in classrooms through april. the 15th, the oakland unified school district says it is keeping the mandate in place because the district is concerned about a potential su

con el virus del covid-19 prueba aparecerán muchas variantes entre las más recientes esta ómicron y deltan y la responsable de la sería la variante ómicron. >> en las líneas son una o 2. >> el pasado noviembre los científicos descubrieron que ómicron se presentaba en ... se sentaron en la de a uno. la cual ahora poco a poco se convierte en la más dominante y ya se reportan casos en varios puntos del planeta. >> entre diciembre y febrero los cambios han aumentado de esta variante. >> algunos la están llamando deltacrón pero no hay que confundirse ya que la línea de dos no tiene ninguna relación con la variante delta. >> más de 50 mutaciones. >> muchos se preguntan si las vacunas eran o no efectivas para protegernos de la mutación. >> hay personas que se han afectado con ómicron pero los íntomas ahora son leves porque tienenuna protección cruzada.>> así que según los expertos las vacunas y si son efectivas contra esta nueva mutación. >> los científicos van a estar atentos para ver qué sorpresas trae este covid-19? es altamente infeccioso. >> más de 1700 personas firmaron una petición para d

delta's president called the demand on president it. >>saying, quote, it's really been the strong demand and better pricing environment that has allowed us to more than offset the fuel costs. >>executives from both delta and american airlines said they had record bookings last week and hope to return to profitability for the fiscal year. something that hasn't happened since 2019. henderson warns fuel costs continue to go up. airlines will have to adjust. we will see that passed on to consumers in some form or fashion, whether that's a direct correlation. do ticket prices or you see additional fuel surcharges where they come up with some kind of creative new charge that they say is for your service. but actually, it's just to cover the cost of fuel. >>that was janel forte reporting for us. according to a new analysis, travelers spent more than 6 and a half billion dollars in domestic flights in february. that's about 6% more than this time in 2019 and a first since covid decimated travel. well, we've got some breaking news for you right

the delta and oh macron strains.ectious disease expert about what this signals for the u. s. both of the new variants that people are talking about reading about. they look very much like omicron . so in in delta cron spawn of omicron, plus delta they outside looks exactly like macron and nba two. it's essentially omicron to the immune system. so if it does come here in larger numbers. we already know how to deal with it. it's not like a pie or rule or sigma. so that's the good news. public health experts expect the u. s will better handle these new variants because of the work of vaccinating and boosting the most vulnerable. alright 8 17 bar has been an issue for riders and drivers in the east based cell. it has, although right now it's mostly an issue for people who are trying to go to the dublin pleasant and station. you can't go there right now. you have to go over to west. dublin, pleasanton. dublin, pleasanton. that station is closed and you cannot get on a train. they're going anywhere in the system, and that'

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pent-up demand for travel and it's growing and it will continue to grow so that's why i bought delta i thought you got it at a pretty good price here. it was beaten up >> you bought more xpo, gxo and if things in the economy have gotten so bad and it's interesting that you add money and maybe a story stock is with that one, but jabil as well, economically sensitive names as you're dufrming on the economic picture. >> first of all, i mentioned brad jacobs. he announced he's spinning off of part of xpo and the value on the back of the envelope is about $100 a share so if you take a look at what he did with gxo, that was underestimated, and they're an outsource, so you own a nike sneaker, you return it and it goes to gxo and it goes to reverse logistics. if their customers are apple and it's nike and gm and pick a company. they're doing the business if you outsourced them and you pick up 200 to 300 basis points in the margin so with cost pressures on companies they'll outsource more, and i believe that you're in the front end of e-commerce and europe's behind us two-thirds of the busine

when we had alpha and delta rising in the u.s., we knew we were in for it. the same with omicron. this b.a.2 is different. it's becoming dominant but the cases aren't shooting up as much as others. there's something else going on we don't quite understand, whether there's partial protection from omicron against it or other factors that are in play. but it's not necessarily a slam dunk that the numbers are going to accelerate as much in the u.s. even though b.a.2 will go up as a variant. i don't necessarily know we'll see the big, sharp increase. we may, we may not, or get some sort of hybrid. we're all holding our breath. >>> thousands of veterans are sleeping on the street. stay with us.. need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so this info was kind of life changing. maybe even lifesaving. ♪do y know what the future holds?♪ >>> in our buried lead today, stories we think are not getting enough

so i speak to the boss of delta airlines about the cost of flying in 2022.oining me from around the world, hello and welcome to the show. events in ukraine are continuing to reverberate around the world. and as the death toll grows, so did the calls for further punitive sanctions to be placed on russia. western allies have so far acted with unprecedented co—ordination to get everything from russian central banks to its wealthiest individuals but, so far, sanctions on the country's most valuable export, oil and gas, have been more uneven with europe unwilling, for now at least, to turn off the tap. here is why. russia is the tap. here is why. russia is the third biggest producer of oil in the world. pumping close to 11 million barrels of the black stuff every day. more than half of its oil exports go to europe. russia is also the world's second biggest producer of natural gas and accounts for 40% of the eu �*s gas imports. and all of this means that last year alone, and all of this means that last yearalone, russia and all of this means that last year alone,

she is an african-american woman coming from the mississippi delta. she overcame a lot. >> the documentary tackles serious subjects such as her battle with bipolar disorder and not having anywhere to play after college at the top of her career. >> she was a superstar and yet the wnba did not exist. there was no place for her to play. it would not exist until another 20 years. that moment when you are following her staring -- story, her growth, her trajectory, the rocketship is taking off and and then suddenly there is no more fuel and it hank. that is hard -- no more fuel in the tank. that is heartbreaking to experience. >> have turned it down the nba to his family. she says she does not regret it because of the success her children have had. shaquille o'neal is the executive producer. >> he is extremely funny. he is always joking he is upset it is only 22 minutes. it needs to be longer. he was joking that he was mad at me that it was only a short documentary but at the same time, very reverent and serious about lucy's story getting out there. >> harr

i'm hot rhythm, delta c, especially those of large rivers are a hot salt of climate changing. does the effects of rising sea levels are especially noticeable? and that is just a man of spiegel and style car example done. then when there's a storm surge, the salt water from the sea will come significantly further in land ice when the sea level is high than it would if the sea level were lower. i'm needing it on the meals feet, a deaf higher vila. and since it's been channel lies, the rhone no longer flushes enough sediment into the delta, leaving little to stop surges from the rising sea models created by the european space agency from sample i data show that the camera could be completely under water in a 100 years even now the intruding salt water poses a danger, not only to coastal ecosystems, but to residential areas as well. that so gung, so think vasa, aunt on this already to day access to drinking water and a safe, reliable drinking water supply is a defining feature of whether an area can be economically successful. here, look like him sooner. zine can in the german sta

delta crohn is more of a scientific curiosity.s really happened there is went delta and omicron were circulating of the population, somebody or a few people got the same two viruses at the same. time on a single cell, delta and omicron, came together and exchanged materials. it's called a re-combination. there's only a free of those. they've been around for two months. but they haven't taken off. so we are hoping that there is no more than a scientific curiosity. >> okay. well, as i said, i have got better much quicker this time. hopefully a lot of our viewers who may have contacted covid as well, that maybe some hope for them. professor, it's good to talk to. you >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. let's go back to ukraine but the struggle to defend itself against russian aggression that has truly become a national effort. as well as civilians, veterans are taking up arms to defend their country. there has been another strike just a few miles from the capital of ukraine in kyiv this morning. one person has died. three people have been

the it don't have forced to the river into man made channels and disrupted the river. delta's natural course asked you aries like the romans play a special role in the water cycle? they are where fresh water and salt water, meat striking a delicate balance. flo state us out of them awesome flu season. i'm hot rhythm, delta c, especially those of large rivers are a hot salt of climate changing to the effect of rising sea levels are especially noticeable. and that is just a matter of spiegel and style car example done. then when there's a storm surge, the salt water from the sea will come significantly further in land ice when the sea level is high than it would if the sea level were lower. and i'm needing it on meals feet a deaf higher the ever and since it's been channel lies, the rhone no longer flushes enough sediment into the delta, leaving little to stop surges from the rising sea models created by the european space agency from satellite data showed that the camera could be completely under water in a 100 years. even now, the intruding salt water poses a danger, not only to coast

. >>> we are learning more about the hybrid covid variant nicknamed delta-cron. the world health organization says the delta-omicron combo has been detected in france, the netherlands, and denmark. however, so far it is pretty rare. as of march 10, just two cases in the u.s. have been reported, and a few dozen in europe. we asked dr. john schwartzberg from uc berkeley about this variant. >> we just want to go back to the way we were living, and we typically do it too soon, and we wind up at a higher level of cases, and the next variant builds on that. that is how this virus keeps taking steps forward, and we have to make this cycle. >> meanwhile, people over 65 could to be eligible for their fourth covid shot. pfizer applied for emergency use authorization for a second booster today. >>> still to come -- >> russian forces getting closer to the kyiv city center. what we are learning tonight about negotiations. >>> the part of california that did not listen to the governor's pleas to scale back water use. >>> how daylight savings is uniting the fiercely divided u.s

so in in delta cron spawn of omicron plus delta, the outside looks exactly like omicron and nba two.y omicron to the immune system. so if it does come here in larger numbers. we already know how to deal with it. it's not like a pie or rule or sigma. so that's the good news. dr peter chin han says that with rising numbers of vaccinated people and state and federal support, we will be more prepared. if a surge does strike the us there's more help in the pipeline for californians struggling to pay rent and utilities due to the pandemic, the state's covid-19 rent relief program says it's received an additional $136 million from the federal government as of today, the one year anniversary of its launch, the program has provided nearly $2.4 billion to low income californians. the state says it's helped 200,000 households statewide eviction protections remain in place through the end of the month. coming up. how the white house marks equal payday, plus the annual tradition of changing the clocks twice a year becoming to an end. i'm mallory vera in washington with details on a daylight savin

now compared to yesterday, we are warmer by the delta and still kind of cool by san carlos.clear night. hopefully you slept through that frosty start. waking up to these upper elevation winds which you are probably not noticing at all, because what difference it makes is the surface, the warmer start if you are looking at 9:00 temperatures. a look outside, nice and clear. the flag is not much of an issue with the wind blowing now, we do get a return to an onshore flow. they keeps numbers on the peninsula and san francisco on the cooler side. the rest of us, bit of a warm up. slightly warmer today, warming continues monday, tuesday should be the warmest day. look for minor cooling come the middle of the week. as we warm up again, there is some indication the end of this week we could see maybe a return of the rain. we are not talking atmospheric river, but those bits, what we are counting on as we get through what is really beginning to be the end of the rainy season, 63 today in santa clara, average high's in the mid 60's, upper 60's tomorrow. 72 for tuesday. as we get into

a beautiful home was destroyed by hurricanes laura and delta. she should be fighting cancer, not her insurance company. and peggy that teaches at the school of public health had five insurance adjusters in just the first 12 weeks after ida destroyed her home. how is that even remotely possible or acceptable. they are the only ones left with thousands of others across south louisiana. the day after hurricane laura made landfall, the owner hired a contractor so that he could get the restaurant back up and running as soon as possible. and instead he struggled with his insurance company until november of last year, had his payments been made on time the restaurant would have reopened by the end of 2020 and instead is slated to reopen this june, close to two years after the storm. and i can't wait to go back and eat there again when it does open. christian fellowship church of lake charles has a similar story. he wasn't able to get the insurance benefits and in the meantime the service was held in the outdoor pavilion in the louisiana heat. these sto

a beautiful home was destroyed by hurricanes laura and delta.he should be fighting cancer, not her insurance company. and peggy that teaches at the school of public health had five insurance adjusters in just the first 12 weeks after ida destroyed her home. how is that even remotely possible or acceptable. they are the only ones left with thousands of others across south louisiana. the day after hurricane laura made landfall, the owner hired a contractor so that he could get the restaurant back up and running as soon as possible. and instead he struggled with his insurance company until november of last year, had his payments been made on time the restaurant would have reopened by the end of 2020 and instead is slated to reopen this june, close to two years after the storm. and i can't wait to go back and eat there again when it does open. christian fellowship church of lake charles has a similar story. he wasn't able to get the insurance benefits and in the meantime the service was held in the outdoor pavilion in the louisiana heat. these stori

her family didn't want her to walk during the delta live, given the risks at the oxygen camp, but then casa help saved her uncle, where you, my uncle searched everywhere in the state and he couldn't find medical oxygen. he finally got help here or now my family completely support my decision to work here . i feel proud of being part of this out for those whose lives were saved during this difficult time. drew me is a heal. but he says serving the community is integra to his faith. the damper offers free medical treatment and check ups, as well as corona, lightest, vaccinations, and tests that also providing support to families and financial difficulty due to the pandemic be by one families, mom neglect viva. adopted 62 families who have lost their bread winner to the colonel. elijah e p. their children, school fees have debit card. you send them food rations and am groceries or will go back, visit their their course until one of them can start only gotten me real battle with other things like tom right now. they're local noah, but drew me says his team is already speaking to medical ex