and that's what a lot of scientists urban thinks they have been this worried since they saw the delta care. the deputy head of sedans governing council has told al jazeera that last month, military takeover was the best option to stop what was a spiraling crisis. gentleman hummed on day glo, also known as him, and he says they discussed it with all parties, including the detained prime minister, who he says was on board of della ham dock. has since been reinstated by the generals in a new power sharing deal comes in hitting it over here or what's happened on october 25th was the ultimate outcome of a long process. since that change started in sudan during such process, many discussions were made. and many initiatives were proposed by various parties, the prime minister himself proposed to initiated and during our meetings and the transitional partners council or the sovereignty council. with that cabinet of ministers, we made maximum effort, but we couldn't reach a breakthrough. at that point, we were left with 3 options, the best of which was the move we had taken. who was it was complete

delta with impressive surges, another wave is hitting in places like colorado. we are lucky in the bay area because of our high vaccination rates and we are careful. we have not seen a big delta surge here. it is a reason to get vaccinated, especially in the holiday season. delta is what everybody should be the most concerned about at the moment. >> for help finding resources for covid , we have posted information on kpix.com . >>> what a day on wall street, the market was already down on worries about omicron and things got worse after the chair of the federal reserve told the senate that the bank will consider stopping monthly bond purchases meant to lower long-term rates sooner than expected. here is where we ended the day, the dow dropping 652, nasdaq dropping to 45, and the s&p down 88. >>> the fed chairman told congress that inflation is likely to keep rising in the short term, skyler henry on what is driving it up and what the heads say could get us back on track. >> reporter: the federal reserve chair jerome powell and the treasure secretary warned a senate panel that uncertainty over the supply chain and the covid omicron variant may cause

i agree with the call on delta of all balance sheets, you have to be careful where you look and what the different airlines are kind of positioned for delta has the cleanest balance sheet, have gone through the most consolidation i think they're more positioned for recovery united is really focused on silicon valley, as goes silicon valley, probably where united will go. american airlines is starting to look and feel like a discounter. so i'm not sure how that's going to work out. i think delta is the better play of the three in the hotel space i think the hotels broadly have a lot of room to run now as business travel resumes. >> to your point on delta, that's obviously business travel play i want you to come to us from an airport. we can get your take and see what's going on behind you bob, turn to you if you want to put a point on it. looking across the travel space, we have seen big runs in these sectors. >> yeah. i would be a little cautious getting exuberant on things like international travel i was talking to travel agents this week about the caribbean over the holidays. we wer

also in the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch. they are on strike. the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session. the workers are protesting what they describe this difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices. you're looking at video of a strike just last month. this was the same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big part of the problem. workers walking out today included emergency room technicians and respiratory therapist. a spokesperson for sutter health says a proposed contract guarantees pay and benefits as good or better than others. and the area. it is not clear yet how today's strike is affecting patient care. the north bay fairfield. police say someone found a skimming device at this bofa atm. police say that the person. >> noticed a suspicious mirror with wires attached to the machines. you can see there. officers say the device was actually disguised as the atm to rear view safety marable the mir covered up a pinhole camera designed to record bank transactions card numbers a

but your capacity however, the crisis in india's health care sector was off of magnitude the country hadn't seen before. delta dental loan doesn't explain a seemingly collapse of so many hospitals at the most crucial phase of the fine demick indian health care system in mrs. mac struck, it did have some strength in the sense that the primary system was established right. independence. but what do you kinetic quickly, the sauce, and order a pain pain functions it needed to of and primary health care system was still neglected from the very beginning. and then it was. busy remind me that there would be adequate number of doctors and other areas to set up and the help desk system and, and get really impact between a funded neglected system and the private sector. watson fi. there is also a deep dependence on the site, which is not the portion of the debris in the country. so what we ended up with is on one hand that is provided in public system. and on the other hand, you have the private sector, which will be on profit driven. i'm reading in a regular to back compared with many other countries. india, whether t

delta region. so you want to be careful as you're hitting the road and driving outside. we're getting a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. and you can barely see anything that's going on. we've got the darkness mixed in with the low cloud visibility. so that's what we're talking about this morning. we're also getting a look at your radar currently, you've got some high clouds, but no major rain. we're really looking at the later portion of the week. thursday into friday. we could see some light rain there. so you definitely want to be mindful of that. we're tracking our future cast and you're seeing that far. we're talking about. and the high cloud coverage moving into the bay area monday evening definitely going to see even more intense pockets of fog and tuesday early morning. you're also seeing fog roll through by tuesday in the afternoon. that's when we're going to start to see conditions clearing out into tuesday night. you start to see pockets of fog continue to roll back in. and we're also looking at our satellite and radar for this week. so we talked

amongst women who are admitted to intensive care. 99% of those women are unvaccinated and the same, sadly, amongst women who died. and we also note that with the deltaomen are particularly severely affected, so they are more likely to need intensive care then with previous variants of covid and sadly more likely to have pregnancy complications and to die. so now really is time to get the vaccine. so the delta variant has made it more dangerous for pregnant women who have not been vaccinated with mac who have not been vaccinated with ma. ., , , , ., who have not been vaccinated with mac absolutely. the delta variant, we know that _ mac absolutely. the delta variant, we know that about _ mac absolutely. the delta variant, we know that about half— mac absolutely. the delta variant, we know that about half of - mac absolutely. the delta variant, i we know that about half of pregnant women have severe infections with the delta variant, whereas before that was only a quarter. so it is significantly worse.— that was only a quarter. so it is significantly worse. thank you very much indeed- _ significantly worse. thank you very much indeed. thank _ significa

the northbay valleys and the delta is where you have to be careful today. >>> you may remember dennishis time at the san francisco 49ers. he is now focused on community service to tackle food insecurity. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> he stocks a pop-up pantry the feeds 950 people. most have no clue he is a former 49er. >> i am dennis the food bank worker. >> reporter: at first, retirement was an easy. >> that was my identity and that is all that i knew. i got outside of myself and dealt with some demons. >> he credits alcoholics, alcoholics anonymous? >> my foundation was my grandmother and serving. you dedicate your life to serving? >> he volunteered six days a week for the san francisco marine food bank plus meals on wheels and other nonprofits. the food bank hired him to coordinate pop-up pantries. bank service. with dennis was a child his family was on the receiving end. >> and la, getting food from the food bank was essential. >> he was raised by his grandmother who brought him to skid row every week to serve the homeless.'s b mack dennis li

number one, there's a health care worker outbreak in the netherlands of delta, and actually cultured people's noses. the virus, they cultured it, put it on a plate, see if it grew in cells. and it didn't grow very well. why? because your immune response is trying to kill it. the second outbreak is in singapore. you can pass the virus to someone else, but the viral load comes down really quickly if you're vaccinated. totally makes sense. so the question is, and this is a true question in the setting of delta. if weight -- we swab a lot of delta, you will see it and a lot of people's noses. can it make people sick? kristen: you swab, you test positive. should you be declared ineligible if you don't have symptoms? dr. gandhi: in a real world, a real-world, research laverty, we would do two things. we would measure the viral load in your nose. they say don't use that as a clinical test. we would measure the viral load to see if you could pass it on. and we would measure its viability, its ability to grow in culture by looking at it on a plate. those studies have been done and you're not

the crisis in india's health care sector was of a magnitude the country had not seen before. the deltaplain the seeming collapse of so many hospitals and the most crucial phase of the pandemic. >> the indian health care system had several weaknesses before the pandemic struck. it had some strengths in the sense that the primary health care system was established right after independence. but it was fully inadequate and failed to serve the functions it needed to. urban family health care system was neglected, and under a false premise there would be adequate number of doctors in other areas. >> the health care system in india is between a weak, underfunded and neglected public health system, and the private sector. there is also very deep dependence on the private sector, which takes us to a large proportion of health care delivery in the country. what we ended up with is on one hand, based on optimal care that is provided through a weakened public, health system, and on the other hand, we have the private sector that operates n a -- on a profit-driven model. >> compared with many other

these bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking. the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session and so they're taking to the picket lines. the workers say they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions. an unfair labor practices in this is video of the same location. same hospital last month. there was a demonstration. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem workers are walking out from various positions emergency room technicians respiratory therapists and others. a spokesperson for sutter health says a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that are good or even better, then others in the area. it is not clear exactly will happen. if you're a patient going to the hospital today and how that might affect you. but just be cautious of it happening right now. crews at we're going to fix a water main that broke. it was around 11 o'clock yesterday on ralston avenue between south road and twin pines lane that the break happened. ralston avenue is down to now one lane in

mixture to go to our website at kron 4 dot com 6. '09, and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are going to be on strike. >> the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session. and so now they are striking. they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices and this is video of strike that happened last month at the very same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big are going to be walking out o- today, including emergency room technicians and respiratory therapist. a spokesperson for sutter health says that a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that are as good or better than others in the area. it's not clear how today strike might affect you if you have to go to the hospital. >> also happening right now. we've got crews in belmont. they're working to fix a water main break, which happened just before 11 o'clock on ralston avenue and south road between south road and twin pines lane. alston avenue is down to just one lane now in the eastbound direction. and we'

. >> it's 9.10 right now and he's based on a hospital be where this 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking the workers union says that center canceled a planned mediation session. and so they're upset about that protesting what they call difficult working conditions and also unfair labor practices. they say. and this is the same hospital that had a strike just last month. the union says that a big part of their complaint to staffing shortages. and so they're walking out today. the him impacting a lot of different positions. emergency room technicians will be striking respiratory therapist and others a spokesperson for sutter health says they're not sure how it's going affect there coverage today, but they do have a contract. they say that offers great benefits that are as good or better as other hospitals in the area and that they're going to continue offering patient care today. happening right now, crews in belmont are fixing a water main break. this is the area of where it happened between south road. ralston avenue. and if you go out and look at t

and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are on strike. the workers union says that cetera canceled a planned mediation session and that they are upset they're protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices. and this is video of a strike at the very same hospital last month. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem, too. and that they are walking out from various jobs emergency room technicians respiratory therapists and others. a spokesperson for center health says a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that as good if not better, then other hospitals and they don't know it's not clear what's going to happen. if will affect patient click care or not. just no this. if you do end up going to the hospital today could affect you and happening right now crews in belmont are working to fix a water main break this is a map of where it happened. 11 o'clock or alston avenue between south road in twin pines lane. so ralston is closed down. and here's why. take a look at what it

shown to be more dangerous, we know that there are more variants 32 versus 2 from delta so tough for vaccines to take care of all of them but that potential is a flash point for the market will it keep the fed on hold i'll look for them to accelerate the taper. and to tighten in the may time frame. i don't know i don't think it's a slam dunk at all >> it seems, brenda, at least for the moment and watching the ain intraday move and we can put that up if we could that the market is at least for the moment for today taking comfort in what we heard from the president and dr. fauci moments ago. no more lockdowns. no new ones at the time being. no more travel restrictions. and at least some level of optimism about vaccine efficacy. >> absolutely. you know, i think that it's certainly as time goes on we'll hear more data points. some suggest that perhaps the degree of overall illness is not as great with this new variant we don't know all those details just yet i think it's really important to maintain a diversified portfolio during times like this we are similarly positioned to jim in that we have not made any

country was that people who were now delaying care going back into the health care system on top of that coupling with you had the delta surge. so together you're seeing that, but i don't think it's the requirements that are at play, it's really the delay in care and the inaccessibility of the health care system. >> zeke, do you think the resistance of having the president be out there more forcefully on the mandate, because it is divisive and it runs counter to his other goal, which is to try to lower the temperature, get the country become together? in some cases a vaccine mandate, it's hard to do both things at the same time if you're going to push a mandate. >> chuck, i am not a communications expert for the president. >> i know. >> but i do think we've got to disengage the vaccines from the culture war as dr. shah says. the vaccines are about science, they're about protecting your family. and i do agree with the point you made, which is we want to get this economy moving. we want to get services going, people traveling, staying in hotels, eating in restaurants, going to the theater, going to concerts. we really ha

delta, now inflation. what is the possibility americans care more about different things that they don't necessarily see asnk you have to let -- >> inflation? you don't think they could tell you what inflation is. >> i don't think the average american could tell you what inflation is. >> i think they could tell you. i think that may be the one thing people will tell you, i'm paying more for gas. that's inflation. >> i agree with you. they can tell you what they're paying for milk, bread and eggs at the grocery store and gas. but when you talk about what's in the bill and the level being put in for public transit, road improvements and how that improves their quality of life, how it increases mobility, how it increases the good-paying jobs that will be out there for workers in various trades and skills of which there is a shortage, that changes things. these are good paying jobs and these are the type of opportunities that americans have been looking for to get access to the full prosperity of this nation. and i think that is the message, not the message of how much it costs, not the message of what inflati

care. the governor warranted residents that the delta variant has made going out to eat and shopping in coloradooloradoans are at least partially vaccinated. according to state health officials it's the remaining 1 million unvaccinated folks are the ones getting sick and crowding hospitals. nationally, there are hopeful signs the pandemic has turned the corner. especial with vaccine rollouts of tens of millions of children ages 5 to 11. thousands got kids size shots yesterday. luckily they didn't have to do it again. from d.c. to texas comfort dogs were seen working hard for kids who rolled up their sleeves. >>> up next, an exclusive one-on-one with climate envoy john kerry. you're watching "meet the press daily." you're watching "meet th daily. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive caben

delta variant, like the alpha variant, the u.k. variant, can you catch covid and catch another strain? yes, it's possible. as a doctor that works on the front lines, i've taken carethousands of covid patients, which included all of the variants, the alpha, the delta, the u.k. the bottom line we can get through it if we take the common sense precautions. wear your mask, wash your hands, if you get vaccinated, if you get your booster, it will be effective even the new variant. the concern is could i evade the vaccine? could it evade our anti-bodies, is it lethal or more contagious? that's what we're trying to determine right now. but in the meantime -- >> doctor, i want to -- how long do you think -- i mean, we're not going to hold you to this. if you had to guesstimate, how long to get answers to the questions? >> that's a great question. matter of days. pfizer is working to determine if their vaccine is effective against this new variant. in a matter of days. on top of that, pfizer can modify the vaccine to include against this new variant. we should be working on that now and be prepared to put that out now. that is under way as we speak. just a matter of days u

that suspect was linked to 8 shoplifting cases. 350 health care workers are on strike it's center dealt a center delta medical center in antioch. their union says that center canceled a planned mediation session between the 2 sides. and this is video of a strike just last month at that same hospital health care workers say they're protesting t difficult working conditions and on fair labor practices. the union says that staffing shortages is a big part of the problem. workers walking out today include emergency room tax and respiratory therapists among others. a spokesperson for sutter health says that a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that are as good or better, then others in the area. it's not clear how% today's strike will affect patient care. time now for a check of our weather. the rain is coming back to the bay area. this is a live look at radar for showing the rain. all that green on the left. that's all rain coming our way. so the commute may be a little tricky tonight. let's check in with kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr for what we can expect with the storm. they

delta. but we've seen already as it in morocco, suspended flies with germany. you care the netherlands because of the surge of coven 19 cases in europe. back in july and august, you had quite a remarkable search in cove with cases and also mortality rate. now, i guess the backdrop of this new development about omicron, do you have real concerns about a new wave in morocco that could be further exacerbated in case our mcclung crosses the board. us? why have just to come back? actually, if you allow me to, to the vaccines recruit just to say that there is other vaccines that they are not targets in the spike protein. so for example, the single farm, the novel back, some other vaccines they had with targets in just the spike. and hopefully this got this vaccine under the secondary, she vaccines that would be really protected against all kinds of variance for, for more. okay. i think it's clear doesn't rule will not just by shutting the borders, the virus will not be then we, we saw that before what we are trying to do more gradually. it just to slow the speed by which the

delta variant or covid-19. that's an issue. also an issue during the pandemic, many child care facilities in this country, i can speak for my city where i was mayor. many shut down because of no revenue coming in, kids weren't going to day care because parents were working from home. some places didn't open up and having challenges rehiring people because they were low paying jobs taking kash care of our mostprecious. our kids. that's part of are the issue. lots going on here but we have to continue to take one step at a time moving forward. that's why i honestly feel that as secretary of labor and i don't know if i would have said this a year ago, because i wasn't as familiar with this office, but as secretary of labor, we have such an opportunity and resources available to make investments, targeted investments in key industries in our country and scale people up in a very short period of time to new career es. we have to do more work and i've done this with secretary mundo from commerce. i don't think the days of putting a line in the sand between commerce and labor are over. we have to jointly work together because we're in

delta variant. the most important thing you can do is, vaccinated. if you continue to be unvaccinated, be careful, wear a mask. >> brennan: you're coming to the white house for the signing of the infrastructure bill. will you have shovel-ready projects for the spring? a lot of aspects don't take effect until 2023, 2024. how many jobs do you benefit from? >> we're ready to go. we were ready to go several months ago. i'll be excited to join president biden and bipartisan members of congress to sign the bill. we in colorado passed a bipartisan infrastructure package through our own legislature to complement what we were expecting up on the of the federal government, but also to get moving. we have projects under way, including expansion of highway 70, an additional lane each way, around floyd hill, to better access our high country and ski resorts throughout the year. >> brennan: do you have an estimate of job creationing from the itself bill and when those jobs will result? >> it will be, as you know, it's a 10-year investment package, so there will be jobs-- the fundamental is a benefit to people.

a lot of people got sick because of the delta variant and couldn't go to work or had to stay home to take care of sick people or fearful of getting sick so to get inflation back down to something we're more comfortable with requires that we get to the other side of the pandemic, you know, that the infections don't do the same kind of damage that the delta did. now, feels like we're moving in that direction, you know. more poem are getting vaccinated and it feels like the delta wave is starting to wind down and hopefully the pandemic will continue to move in the right direction and if it does i think -- the problems in the supply change will iron themselves out and inflation will start to moderate but as fed chair powell said that's not going to happen next month or quarter, this will be a bit of a process, probably not until this time next year. >> what about gas prize? is that still going to be a huge issue? is that in the same boat as these other issues ? >> it's very much related, but i think we're seeing the worst of the higher oil and gas line prize right now. what's happened, is you know

there have been more than three dozen strikes at health care facilities across the country this year, some during the deltatrike at kaiser would be the biggest by far, offering workers 2% annual raises along with a 2% bonus every year for four years. the nurses union says the deal comes with a patch paying new employees 15% less kaiser says that lower wage is necessary to bring down hospital costs. cornell labor relations professor kate says two-tiered weight is common in the '80s and caused more headaches. >> they end up backfiring we've seen this historically in the airline industry, in manufacturing. when do you two-tiered wages and benefits, you hurt moral e and quality and that causes more costs for employers. >> kaiser hasn't talked about canceling any procedures yet and says it has contingency plans in place but shep, if 30,000 workers go on strike on monday, that is a major disruption >> how could it not be bertha coombs, thank you >>> the vote, the republican jack ciatttarelli still not conceding in new jersey's governor's race. according to his campaign, it may consider filing for a recount. the

delta. lisa: even in the united states, also a decline in the number of health care officials in the great resignationas some people in the medical community have been talking about. we are seeing steadily risk off and pretty traditionally risk off with stocks down, bonds up. you can see s&p futures off the earlier lows. the euro gaining. that seems like somewhat of an aberration. the yen saw the biggest surge against the dollar going back to march 2020 at one point. this was the also gaining on that. the 10 year yield down nearly 12 basis points to 1.5 2%. complete retracement. also in the two-year yield, really seeing a massive move, and particularly the fed funds futures. crude lower by more than 6%. $73.56. got to think, probably the administration got what they want it for the wrong way. anna: absolutely, not by the means they intended. that is for sure. the stoxx 600 down by 2.5%, and we are seeing pressure on travel and leisure stocks, but also pressure on some of the big banking names across europe today as broader concerns around what this does to the european economies takes hold. we are see

the delta variant off the corona virus double charged the spread of cove it in india. in the 1st half of 2021 health care systems around the world have struggled with the virus. in 2020, there was stories of medics in new york wearing garbage bags. s p. p. in the u. k. in january 2021. ready so we're just, we're deployed to chronically understaffed intensive care was in the same month regions and brazil struggled with oxygen shortages and critically low cost. but your capacity however, the crisis in india's health care sector was off of magnitude the country hadn't seen before. dealt over into loan, doesn't explain a seemingly collapse of so many hospitals at the most crucial phase of the fine demick indian health care system and misses them in stock. it did have some strength in the sense that primary care system was established right. independence. but what do you kinetic quickly, the sauce, and order a pain pain to the functions it needed to of and primary health care system was still neglected from the very beginning. and then it was. busy remind me that there would be adequate number of doctors in d

say there's an urgent need to vaccinate this age group as the delta variant spreads any opportunity that we have to provide additional lth caree spread of that variants going to keep and the fda says it's reviewing reports moderna's covid-19 vaccine can cause heart problems in some adolescents, a recent study by sweden's public health agency showed a slightly increased risk of heart inflammation in young men. moderna requested emergency authorization for use of its vaccine in children ages. 12 to 17 back in june, the fda tells the drugmaker it may not deliver a decision until early next year. madura says there were no cases of heart inflammation among adolescents in its vaccine trial. in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. san francisco city workers are beginning to return to their jobs today at city hall. all municipal employees are required to come back to the office after a year and a half of being allowed to work from home. most are required to return in person for at least two days a week. all city employees must be vaccinated against covid unless they have a valid religious or medical exemption, officials say.

and the uk really fell under pressure with the alpha variant and delta variant and as we move into winter there is a concern that health care sectors will be put under pressure. the question is how virulent will this new variant be and whether or not it's more transmissible and, of course, its impact on vaccine efficacy, but we heard today from the european commission president today saying although there is a severance urgency right now, we do need that time to really look into this new variant. take a listen. ch. >> we are now in a race against time. why that? because we know not all about this variant, but it is a variant of concern, and the scientists and manufacturer need two to three weeks to have a full picture about the quality of the mutations of this omicron variant. >> now while there is still time needed to really get that full picture as mentioned, there is still a sense of urgency in the european union and uk, and some measures have come into force to really stem the spread of this variant. the most, of course, are the travel restrictions that the uk and european union both implementing travel restrictions on

of 0micron, even with the number of new cases of delta we have been seen at the moment, things like mandatory mask wearing and being a bit more careful it would be good to see those come back in again. i do think people have stopped doing it because it is not mandatory. i think you'll find in wales and scotland and northern ireland, more people are doing it, perhaps not hundred percent compliance but more people are doing it when is mandatory. if we are not required to do it, people stop doing it. if we are required to do it, i hope to see more people will begin to do it again. hopefully everyone hasn't thrown their masks away, and that will help us to keep the numbers down, regardless of what happens with 0micron. goad the numbers down, regardless of what happens with omicron.— happens with omicron. good to talk to ou. happens with omicron. good to talk to you- thank— happens with omicron. good to talk to you. thank you. _ as part of the new restrictions outlined today, four more countries have been added to the government's red travel list, meaning all arrivals into the uk will have to quarantine in a hotel for ten days. angola, ma

delta and you are in a real mess. where it is less pathogenic, less people will end up in the hospital, and then you don't care if it ise if it is more transmissible. that is one thing _ is more transmissible. that is one thing that _ is more transmissible. that is one thing that we _ is more transmissible. that is one thing that we are - is more transmissible. that is one thing that we are going . is more transmissible. that is| one thing that we are going to be watching and monitoring. in terms of the way the vaccines operate with this, what do we know about a? we had the prime minister talking about it. when you are looking at it, are you concerned that the vaccines that we have at the moment, that we have at the moment, that they won't work as effectively against this particular variant? to be honest. _ particular variant? to be honest, we _ particular variant? to be honest, we don't - particular variant? to be honest, we don't know. | particular variant? to be i honest, we don't know. we particular variant? to be - honest, we don't know. we see that there are a lot of mutations in these mutations are in an extreme

many people end up in intensive care, but if you look at the latest mutation, which was just detected in the united kingdom, for example, it's a sub variant of the delta virus. this the, this sub barian delta barriers is much less aggressive than the current delta barrys. so hopefully mutations not, we go in a bad directions. mutations always can go to a good direction where the barriers becomes less aggressive, less infectious, and less causing death and complications that potentially we are heading to that. but before that we clearly need vaccinations. so heard immunity is good, as long as a virus does not really mutate, but this one is a rock professor bob shop and believe at that. thanks so much for insight. great to talk to in the program today. how prof. i sub job job and from the boss t r o v and i thank so much no lights on curfew has been extended in the french territory of guadalupe and made unrest over all the overcoat restrictions riot civils as spread to another caribbean island, mont, and 8 it, serena had longstanding hostility against the authorities in paris protest breakout . so the covet measures rocking frances overseas territory. a

care workers. it is really demonstrating that as the vaccine immunity is quite effective, but as it dwindles through the deltaly naturally infected, previously infected are very robustly immune. in fact, the level of protection in the study seems to be 100% on the part of natural immunity. but now i want to be clear to you and your audience it does not mean to go out and get infected. it just means if you have been infected and particularly as you and i have talked about before, if you actually are positive with antibodies from a prior infection it is highly highly effective as robust as fully vaccinated person if not more. the study says you're more immune more robust. >> shannon: with that in mind, that dr. chief epidemiologist and the public health division says to the oregon public radio about prior infections, she said "think of coronavirus like a bag of skittles and i get infected by green skittles but i have immunity to the green skittles but unfortunately there are 20 other colors i'm not immune to. the facts and gives you 90% of what is left. so, if somebody has been infected prior, they are only the

delta has taken a different approach said if you're not going to do it, you're paying 200 bucks out of pocket for the health care insurance. >> and did not do it and he received accolades for walking a nondivisive line of trying to make it happen but not with blunt force trauma we talked to tony about how they decided to do it but if you're in a business where you already can't satisfy demand and your customers -- >> that's why they pushed z it off. it was supposed to take place december 8th they pushed it to january after the holidays. >> we'll talk to a vaccine guy after -- i think in the next, right after this, right after we go to break about why the vaccine companies got slammed. >> the one question i have is how often can you take these pills? i heard some varying degrees of you can take it a couple times a year, every few years. i don't know if you can -- i don't know what the situation is we should ask a doctor more about this i heard doctors from varying degrees. >> the merck pill is one with -- >> i think it was the merck pill. >> 1one's 50 and one's 90. i don't know if we need to -- >>> american airli

high or extreme stress on hospital intensive care units in nearly every country in the region this winter. right now, western europe is being hit hard by the deltahe new covid cases in the past week compared to the previous week. the darker shades of red indicate a growing outbreak. >>> cnn's correspondent joins me now from paris. good to see you. the w.h.o. issuing this dire warning to europe. how are leaders across the continent likely to respond to this as they deal with vaccine hesitancy and resistance to lockdowns amidst these surging cases? >> yeah, dire warning indeed. the w.h.o. estimates that there are now 4,200 daily deaths in europe, twice what we had at the end of september. so just a month and a half ago. how are leaders responding? first of all, a step late, frankly. as they did during the first, second, and third waves of the pandemic for most countries. most leaders in the european region have been taken by surprise by just the strength, the speed of this new wave of infections. that is why we're still seeing record highs or near record highs for daily infection numbers being set in multiple countries. and that's been the case in

travel and be particularly careful when gathering with family members not vaccinated and those who are immunocompromised. if people aren't excited to get vaccinated by elsa or delta, maybe the spectrum of omicron will inspire people to do what they need to do and get the primary vaccine series. if not, get boosters. >> we saw boris johnson said they were going to boost the booster campaign. dr. chu, nick, david and arlette, thank you for joining me. >>> coming up the president of ukraine is alleging russia is plotting a coup against him. we have details on that allegation next. if you wanna look fresh, fresh. you gotta eat fresh. eat fresh. that's why subway bought time in my shpoo ad. to talk about the new bajach. body, bounce, and baja. bounce. eat fresh. ♪ ♪it's a most unusual day♪ ♪feel like throwing my worries away♪ ♪as an old native-born californian would say♪ ♪it's a most unusual day♪ ♪it's a most unusual sky♪ ♪not a sign of a cloud passing by♪ ♪if my heart won't behave in the usual way♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. nothing kills more viruses,

delta and east bay and now the north bay. there's low visibility as we take a look at this friday morning. zero in novato, so be carefulay to work. walnut creek, it's also foggy there and temperatures in the upper 40s. the fog lingers for the next couple of hours. the rest of the day it quickly clears out and we will see sunshine as our temperatures head for the low 70s, reaching 73 degrees in san josÉ as well as cupertino and milpitas reaching 70 degrees. for the east bay, livermore will reach a high of 73 there and 71 in hayward. so comfortable this afternoon. make plans to spend more time outside with some upper 60s in the mission district, engel side reaching 65 degrees, and mill valley area 65 there and 75 in clearlake. we're missing out on the rain, but seattle and portland, it's pouring there. this is where the atmospheric river is targeting that area and producing flooding, so it will stay to the north. you can see the long line of clouds with the atmospheric river staying north to us, and then a cold front will sweep through on monday into tuesday. clouds but no rain here in the bay area. then as we go towards

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equally as transmissible as delta and then you are in a real mess, or it is less, less people end “p mess, or it is less, less people end up in hospital and then you do not carensmissible. that is one thing we will be watching and monitoring. in terms of the way the vaccinations operate with this, what do we know? we heard borisjohnson talking about it, when you are looking at it, are you concerned that the vaccinations we have at the moment will not be as effective against this variant? to be effective against this variant? trr be honest, we do not know. we see that there are a lot of mutations in these mutations are in the area that binds to human cells. that is what is extremely important for the immunity, so one paper, you might think that the vaccination might work less against this omicron variant, but the proof is a meeting of the pudding and in a couple of weeks we will know for sure. we are seeinu weeks we will know for sure. we are seeing different _ weeks we will know for sure. we are seeing different countries _ weeks we will know for sure. we are seeing different countries react - weeks we will know for sure. we are seeing different countries rea

delta variant. vonnie: america's latest covid-19 wave is taking its toll on some states' intensive care units.the country are seeing outbreaks as bad as ever. some data show in 15 states, cases with confirmed or suspected cases are taking up more icu beds than a year earlier. colorado, minnesota and michigan each have more than one third of icu beds occupied by covid-19 patients. the u.s. assets trade with india is falling short of its significant potential. washington's envoy made the comment on her first visit to india as the countries hoped to restart trade talks that stalled since joe biden's nomination. those are your latest first word headlines. rishaad: thank you. still to come, we've got clearing conundrum. a one billion-dollar evergrande stake in the hong kong system. is the embattled company's founder pledging? yvonne: plus, as the countdown to the equities trading opening in mumbai, we get the commercial property outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: china's economic slowdown testing the central banks policy and economists are still divided on whether more aggressive actions are nee

care about, and they're important too, but in virginia, maybe more. listen, i think when the rescue package passed, that was also before the delta variant had recapturedntry, so i think people were hopeful. biden comes in, we're getting shots in arms, got a rescue package. we can see the other side. here we are deep into 2021 and we're still struggling with covid, despite the enormous progress we have made. now you have cost of living that is high to the extent people are frustrated about lack of action in washington. that's happening. i also think mcauliffe has done a good job of trying to put youngkin on trial. but the national debate has been democrat versus democrat. >> for months. >> and that has to be part of next year, is have to do a better job of defining what democrats have fought for and won and how they delivered for you, the voter. but then you have to crucify these republicans. embracing white nationalism, embracing the insurrectionists. they extended the pandemic, talking down vaccines, talking down masks, lying through their teeth, basically they're very comfortable running race campaigns now. if you can't beat these guys in 2022, we h

delta variant last three or four-days. not a single market person said it was a big deal. everyone missed it out of hand. you said be carefulhe netherlands. should we be concerned? is sometime to make moves in our portfolio on the assumption it will come here? >> i think we should be concerned. i hate to be the canary in the mine again. the reason when i say this, i watch the news globally the u.s. consistently about four to six weeks behind what has been going on in europe and asia when it comes to the spread of new covid variants and the impact it had on labor availability and mask mandates and shutdowns. as you just said, germany debating what to do. austria already locked down. uk is seeing another spike in covid cases. the u.s. opened up its border fairly freely to travelers vaccinated. we know there are break through cases. charles, i am concerned. when i think about the portfolio i think the travel is going to be in for a bit of a rough ride. people will travel through the thanksgiving season. i think there will be continue to be a spike in covid cases in the u.s. through the holiday season. i think we'll see airline

careful not to label this from a region perspective. the variants arise anywhere, so we have to be respectful of that. kailey: if someone had a breakthrough delta variant infection, with a in theory have enough immunity from that that they would not be infected by another variant? is there a way to know that? sam: wouldn't i love to know the answer to that question. because i had delta and i have had a vaccination before. there is data. unfortunately, it is not the right answer you're looking for. there is data that suggests that if you are infected with alpha or the delta variant, your immune response is not very good at neutralizing the beta variant . so if this new virus is a variant similar in behavior to the beta variant, it is possible that those infected with alpha or delta, that that immunity will not be that great. that was just one paper i saw, and we have to obviously take that with a grain of salt. kailey: if you select there are more questions with ans -- more questions than answers on this thing. fears are growing that this new virus strain may spread more globally, and money markets are now offloading bets on central bank just ra

delta variant. vonnie: america's latest covid-19 wave is taking its toll on some states and tense of care units.parts of the country seeing outbreaks as bad as ever. government data shows any 15 states, patients with confirmed or suspended cases are taking up more icu beds than a year earlier. colorado, minnesota and michigan have more than a third of icu beds occupied by covid patients. china has warned it will punish businesses and political boehner -- put up a taiwan's independence after it find taiwanese conglomerate for eastern group. devil subsidiaries were fined for violating laws and regulations. when asked about the case, the thailand -- the taiwan mainland affairs say backers undermined, frustrate risks. chinese regulators have reportedly told some banks to issue more loans. reuters cites two people in banking saying the aim of the directive is to ease liquidity strains. the report says financial regulators told banks to ensure outstanding loans to project development show growth in november compared with october. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, power

, there are all the child care issues and the schooling issues that have arisen, the unemployment benefits were too rich, but that's gone away. so that's cleared out. the delta variant cases are receding. so one hopes at last a brighter future than the past seven or eight months, which have been pretty tough. >> all right. doug, helane, monica, lucia, thank you all. so much more coming up on this jobs day, live from carlstat, new jersey, my dad's hometown, including a major breakthrough in our fight against covid. that could be a game changer. plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be here to talk about what is being done to help businesses amid the supply chain crunch. i've got to tell you, all of these truckers, they want to know what pete has to say! know what pete has to say! ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike to and a full tank of gas.d. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. tha