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could i start with dominick? why com, please? thank you. dominic wagons go news for a secretary of how can the prime minister look so outraged at the idea of christmas parties down the street when they're on our photographs of him hosting one which lawyers seem to think show him, potentially breaking the law. and what does that do to britain's founding on the world stage? not credibility amongst allies. if i could also ask you about a russian ukraine farmer putin seems determined to invade ukraine. according to western intelligence, also seem to be suggesting that at least what difference will a few spurred words from liverpool made to that. on the 1st subject, the cabinet secretary is conducting a thorough investigation. all of that is, ah, events that took place for you'll appreciate that my focus has been on the very serious issues that we face globally. namely the specific issue that you raise of russian aggression and how that is countered. and what we've seen this weekend is very much united voice from the g 7 nations. he r

but dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. britain has reported record levels of coverage, 1900 cases, left wing politician gabriel bondage has been elected. she lives next president bar . it's 156 percent of the votes in the run off on sunday. far i candidate for the antonio comp congratulated bartch and urged his supporters to put political differences aside. going july and president sebastian pin yada is hoping burridge will lead with wisdom and fortitude. he's urging all political parties to work with the new government. they will have that that will disappear, gabrielle boring, will have to face new challenges, new difficulties, and new opportunities to succeed in this mission. it's essential that the government, the opposition and the all chill ends act with goodwill, saturday and conviction, with the spirit of dialogue, of collaboration and agreement, and with the spirit of peace and the condemnation of all types of violence. lawyers in new york, i'm making the closing statements in the thanks, trafficking trial of july maxwell. she's plead

the deputy prime minister dominick rob is refusing to rule out be restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. of the u. s. president's hopes of passing a major piece of legislation hangs in the balance because a senator from his own policy won't support his job by needs every democrats in the senate to support the idea to trillion dollar bill back. better bill left as politician, gabrielle borage has won chillies, presidential one of election. he secured 56 percent of the vote against his far right rival jose antonio cast. when sees porridge become the youngest president and chillies, history or latin america editor to see a newman reports from santiago. oh, the sound of euphoria overwhelmed the streets of central santiago. barbara. no dinner. tens of thousands of jubilant supporters of gabrielle, but each welcomed the impressive in hartford victory. the left wing can did. it will become chillies. youngest, ever president. i have the hope of the tiller with social justice at taylor. that's better for my daughter. the president elect a 35 year old congressman in former student leader, literal

but dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. brittany has reported record levels of code 19 cases with officials warning the full effects of the latest wave a yet to be seen. johnny hall has more from london. the scientists to advise the government say that the new year could come with thousands of hospitalizations and deaths every day. the government doesn't move very quickly now to try and limit all of that. and you've got to look at the soaring infection numbers. well, over double the number of new infections on sunday, compared to a week before 88000 and the realistic figure is probably higher than that to realize the urgency of the situation. the problem so far is johnson. the prime minister is he is now a court squarely between what the scientists are telling him what his own party is telling him and pays on the right of his party entity cabinet ministers on the right to talk about all this, saying they revolted in large numbers a week ago against restrictions and they're saying they will do so without any doubt. again, unless more tim

that's according to the countries deputy prime minister dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter. holidays britons reported record levels of cove at 19 cases with officials warning that the full effects of the latest wave ought yet to be seen. that's called life, not a london out as the rest. jonah hall is that for us. so we've got this huge spread of coven 19 across the country, particularly they're in london, the government refusing to say whether it's going to bring in new restrictions ahead of the holidays. what are it's scientific advisors telling it? well they're telling it in know, in no uncertain terms that they've got to move and they've got to do something and i've got to do something very quickly. the scientists to advise the government say that the new year could come with thousands of hospitalizations and deaths every day. the government doesn't move very quickly now to try and limit all of that. and you've only got to look at the soaring infection numbers. well, over a double the number of new infections on sunday, compared to a week before 88000

k, that's according to the deputy prime minister dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. britain has reported record levels of cobra in 1900 cases, where the officials wanting to full effects of the latest wave are yet to be seen. don't know how is life force in london, sir john? a soaring infection, right at the moment, is the prime minister at this point, preparing new restrictions. well, you've only got to look at the numbers. you've only got to listen to what the scientists are saying to think well, he must be actively considering some form of new measures and potentially as soon as this week, because the scientists are saying that by the new year you could easily see here, hospitalization and deaths. in the several thousands per day if something isn't done and done quickly to try and limit that. now, all of this, of course puts for his johnson and in a very awkward position it sees him caught between what the science is saying. and his own m. p 's and some cabinet ministers on the right of his party, who, of course, revolted in large num

so i thought of dominick's office and said you were to be kidding me.another issue out there where china wants get its way, five g.o.p. senators that are on the screen now are trying to limit the president's authority to impose tariffs. pat toomey in pennsylvania. we have buses here, bill cassidy, mike lee and ben stats. mike lee breaks my heart. doesn't surprise me about cassidy. by this would be a huge gift to the cc peer. how do we advance our interests when prominent senators still aren't seeing clearly about the threats posed by the ccp? >> to be clear, i am for more oversight of this administration through congress. in this case, give many who feel like they should deal china -- i view it from the other side. we need leverage. they understand strength and power. they do not play by the same set of rules we do. they steal intellectual property. the use slave labor. it's not a level playing field when it comes to china. but we need to do is basically things back toward this all started after world war ii. the united states created very favorable tra

. >> reporter: clinical nurse manager dominick armijo was filled with hope when the vaccines were approvedexico to get the shot. >> it was just that light at the end of the tunnel, and then all of a sudden, it was like wham, bam, here we are again. >> reporter: he couldn't have possibly accounted for the number of people who would refuse the vaccine. >> i, in the beginning, was an anti-vaxxer only because of my immune system. but not anymore. >> reporter: what was it that sort of kept you from going to get vaccinated? >> i did not have a very good immune system. >> reporter: a lot of times the doctors will tell you if your immune system is compromised, go get vaccinated. what were your concerns? >> my heart issues. i know there was a lot of clotting in the first few, and i did have an example of not a good reaction to a friend who did get vaccinated. >> reporter: she never got the vaccine. instead, she got a bad case of covid and was unable to breathe. do you regret it now? >> do i regret it? yes and no. i wish i had gotten vaccinated sooner. i wouldn't be here. that's the regret. >> repor

. >> good afternoon, i am dominick. i work in san francisco coalition on homelessness. i am calling the city to release the funds already allocated to provide housing and life saving services to vulnerables in san francisco. there are 100 families on the wait list for shelter funds that are allocated to move to the safe place. money is not released. families in san francisco cannot be left on the streets in vehicles or doubled up when we have the money to provide them shelters in hotels. thank you for your time today. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> [speaking spanish]. >> this is a summary. i am calling to have the funds allocated for dealing with homelessness to be put to work with the right programs. i am tired of seeing people living in cars and in the streets who are always vulnerable to bad situations. i am hoping the board just makes sure these funds are allocated to where they need to be allocated. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am maria. organizer in san francisco. i was former resident of hamilton family center when my childre

. >> good afternoon, i am dominick. i work in san francisco coalition on homelessness. i am calling the city to release the funds already allocated to provide housing and life saving services to vulnerables in san francisco. there are 100 families on the wait list for shelter funds that are allocated to move to the safe place. money is not released. families in san francisco cannot be left on the streets in vehicles or doubled up when we have the money to provide them shelters in hotels. thank you for your time today. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> [speaking spanish]. >> this is a summary. i am calling to have the funds allocated for dealing with homelessness to be put to work with the right programs. i am tired of seeing people living in cars and in the streets who are always vulnerable to bad situations. i am hoping the board just makes sure these funds are allocated to where they need to be allocated. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am maria. organizer in san francisco. i was former resident of hamilton family center when my childre