the health and safety executive wouldn't respond to our specific questions about the items provided byout the items provided by clandeboye agencies. but it did tell us that "it was as a result of our checks that we caught a lot of ppe that wasn't safe and wouldn't have protected people. it says the pandemic necessitated a degree of pragmatism, "but our clear principle throughout was that protective equipment actually protects people. but the bottom line is that the government paid millions and millions of pounds to a sweet company for ppe that it couldn't use as intended. in this key phase of the pandemic during the first wave, the vital business of securing ppe needed for the nhs, was marked by confusion and delay. these contracts, and these aprons, clearly raise concerns for the public purse. but in wales, the concerns could be even more serious. remember that initial contract between clandeboye agencies and nhs wales — which saw the company provide 200,000 gowns when wales was almost out of ppe? those were the same as the items delivered to the dhsc. the items which the hse said sho

and safety. it was after the gowns came here that someone first realised that there may be a problem with the gowns. and documents we've obtained from the uk's ppe regulator, the health and safety executivest delivery arrived at the health and safety executive raised concerns. it flagged that while the consignments were labelled as fluid repellent, the items did not meet the requirements to be used as such. according to the hsc these were not grounds, these were long—sleeved aprons —— gowns. what followed was a summer of uncertainty. in the documents we've obtained, the department of health and social care spent weeks going back and forth with the hse, trying to figure out what they should tell the nhs about the clandeboye agencies items — whether they should just give them to dentists and not hospitals, if they could be used for single procedures, or even if they could be called ppe. as this went on, the discussion went wider. it turns out there are more of these items — known as a thumb loop gown or thumb loop apron — supplied by other companies. we showed one to ppe sales director rizwana hussain. well, i can tell from looking at this product, i've seen this product. it's a very commo

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and what the cdc is recommending now . >> reporter: executive say these requirements will remain in place until state and local safety health guidance is revised. this is for events at state wide venues with attendance levels of 1000 guests or more. >> it is something to deal with . just schum through the hoops. >> reporter: dr. jake scott says requiring children to show proof of inoculation or a negative test can prevent a fun outing from becoming a super spreader event. that was the case with the recent anime event in new york city. in california, people 12 or older must be vaccinated to enter mega events. >> there is a possibility of kids under 12 spreading coronavirus. especially in light of the emergence of the omicron variant. now that the adults are vaccinated, or a good majority of them are around here, we are seeing more and more cases that are stemming from kids. >> reporter: officials say the new policy takes effect december 9th at the sharks hockey game against minnesota. adding that the added safety measures main mean fewer coming in and more avoiding the indoor events. >> annex totally, i think people are stil

and immediate release. ssc executives say these requirements will remain in place until state and local health and safety guidance is revised. the updated mandate effects events being held at statewide indoor venues with attendance levels. of 1000 guests or more. there's certain things that i think we all just have to just deal with and just, you know, just jump through some of these hoops. stanford infectious diseases expert dr jake scott. says requiring children to either show proof of inoculation or a negative test can prevent a fun outing from becoming a super spreader event . that was the case with the recent enemy event in new york city. in california people 12 and older must be vaccinated to enter mega events. i do think that there's a possibility of kids under 12. spreading the coronavirus, um especially in light of the emergence of this new variant, the overgrown variant now that the adults are vaccinated, or a good majority of them are around here. um we are seeing more and more cases that are stemming from kids call during the game. ssc officials say the new policy takes effect december 9th the sharks

health, especially if. >> teenagers and even younger kids just yesterday the company launched a number of that teen safety kron four's anna wiernicki is in washington with the latest. >> instagrams top executives told senators today that the company is taking steps to protect kids online. but after outlining the apps plan, senators in the committee room called the ideas hollow. >> our nation is in the midst of a. he mental health crisis. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says data released this week by the u.s. surgeon general shows hospitalizations from suicide attempts among teens, rose 51% during the pandemic. >> and more teens are battling anxiety and depression. big tact actually. it. and those flames blumenthal blamed instagrams ceo adam on wednesday for knowing the negative effects instagram has on the mental health of young people and not doing anything about it. >> says instagram plans to roll out new parental control features of this march, including notifying parents if their child report someone in the app and allowing parents to set time limits. the parent knows best. what's best for their teams to the appropriate amount of time. >> should be a decision by a parent

what the cdc is recommending now in a media release, ssc executives say these requirements will remain in place until state and local health and safety guidance is revised. the updated mandate effects events being held at statewide indoor venues with attendance levels. of 1000 guests or more. there are certain things that i think we all just have to just just deal with just, you know, just jump through some of these hoops. stanford infectious diseases expert, dr jake scott. says requiring children to either show proof of inoculation or a negative test can prevent a fun outing from becoming a super spreader event. that was the case with the recent enemy event in new york city. in california people 12 and older must be vaccinated to enter mega events . i do think that there's a possibility of kids under 12. spreading the coronavirus, um and especially in light of the emergence of this new variant, the omicron variant now that the adults are vaccinated, or a good majority of them are around here. um we are seeing more and more cases that are stemming from kids during the game. ssc officials say the new policy takes effect december 9th.

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and their mental health, particularly teen girls. as we reported to you yesterday, instagram announced new safety features one day before the executive to sit in the hot seat. the safety measures include a reminder to users, hey, maybe try going for a walk if they spend too much time on the app. marsha blackburn that sits on the committee calls that a distraction, a preplanned talking point for the executive to fall back on. quote, instagram's repeated failures to protect children's privacy have already been exposed before the senate and now it's time for action. there's a way for instagram to warn you, the parent, maybe somebody's post is dangerous, and there's a way for you to find out how much time your child spends on instagram, but he or she has to turn those features on for it to work. and then musk says the u.s. should stop subsidizing for electric cars. tesla got a massive taxpayer loan that kept it alive in 2010, and tesla buyers got tax credits for buying tesla cars, and it sold so many tesla ran out of the credits. you could still get credit for buying a ford or even a porsche, and that is what he says we should get rid of

safety and well-being of our people. later today, i'll visit the executive medical center at johns hopkins, where some of our colleagues who've suffered from anomalous health incidents are getting treatment. all of us at the state department and across the u.s. government are intently focused on getting to the bottom of what and who is causing these incidents, caring for those who've been affected, protecting our people. critical to the success of our foreign policy are the investments we're making in ourselves here at home -- in education, infrastructure, research and development, and health. domestic renewal fuels our competitiveness and it elevates america's standing in the world. put it all together, and there is no question that we're stronger now than we were 11 months ago. we're stronger in the world. we're stronger at home. we're on stronger footing when it comes to covid, climate, and other urgent challenges. and we're in a stronger geopolitical position to deal with countries like china and russia, as they seek to undermine the international system that we've built and led -- a system that has made the world freer, more prosperous, more secure, m

executive agencies. such as, to take two, not quite at random. moratorium of centers for disease control or osha, occupational health and safety, safety and health administration to impose mandates on private sector employees. >> what do you think-- obviously, the reference of the supreme court overturned the eviction ban which went on for-- far outside of emergency powers and the also could be a judicial question. what do you think are the mo he is important decisions that have impacted american lives in the modern time? you know, i remember john roberts reluctant to overturn obamacare and going to this technicality on the tax mandate. and i find it hard to have a lot of faith in what's coming and that there will be a counter to many things, although, you know judges in the administration and kavanaugh. >> on modern times, depends what you consider modern. brown v board of education which gave the court a enormous prestige, and went defense against public people. and not just in the south. it was against the board of education of topeka kansas, this was a northern segregation story and the fact is that courts exist to stand against majorities.

safety of players. the players were concerned about their health because we had several causative quoted tests in several 4 consecutive days. and that was it. but at a meeting with league officials on monday, collab executives rejected the idea of postponing the round of fixtures scheduled for over the coming festive season. coaches who want to break now have no choice. we have no idea what will happen. we was, we will do tests, we will continue to test on a daily basis and we will go to training like we did for now the games must go on. but that could change if the british government imposed further pandemic restrictions or tom joy from dw sport can tell us more. he joins us from that. campbell in the u. k. welcome tom. initially there had been talk of a fire breaker pausing games from the 28th of december to try and ease the pressure on premise ship squads. so what happened at today's meeting? well, today's meeting saw the 20 premier league clubs come together to try and work our way through the current chaos. and one of the options on the table, as you mentioned, was the circuit breaker to pause a couple of the upcoming games. there are very many now come to i according to the current schedule, to play 3

safety of players. the players were concerned about their health because we had several causative quote tests in several 4 consecutive days. and that was it . but at a meeting with league officials on monday, collab executives rejected the idea of postponing the round of fixtures scheduled for over the coming festive season. coaches who want to break now have no choice. we have no idea what will happen be was we will do tests, we will continue to test on a daily basis. and we will go to training like we did for now the games must go on . but that could change if the british government imposed further pandemic restrictions. or tom joy from d w support can tell us more. he joins us from campbell in the u. k. welcome tom. initially there had been talk of a fire breaker pause in games from the 28th of december to try and ease the pressure on premise ship squads. so what happened to today's meeting? well, today's meeting saw the 20 premier league clubs come together to try and work our way through the current chaos. and one of the options on the table, as you mentioned, was the circuit breaker to pause a couple of the upcoming games. there are very many now come to i according to the current schedule, to play 3

health of teenagers and children. just yesterday the company launched a number of updates aimed at teens safety and kron four's. anna wiernicki is in washington with the latest instagrams top executives told senators today that the company. >> is taking steps to protect kids online. but after outlining the apps plan, senators in the committee room called the ideas hollow. >> our nation is in the midst of a. he mental health crisis. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says data released this week by the u.s. surgeon general shows hospitalizations from suicide attempts among teens, rose 51% during the pandemic. >> and more teens are battling anxiety and depression. big tact actually. it. and those flames blumenthal blamed instagrams ceo adam on wednesday for knowing the negative effects instagram has on the mental health of young people and not doing anything about it. >> says instagram plans to roll out new parental control features of this march, including notifying parents if their child report someone in the app and allowing parents to set time limits. the parent knows best. what's best for their teams to the appropriate amount of time. >> should be a decision by a pa

safety and well-being of our people. later today i'll visit the executive medical center at johns hopkins where some of our colleagues who have suffered from anomalous healthwants to get to the bottom of what and who is causing these incidents and caring for those ailments affecting our people. critical in foreign policy are the investments we're making in ourselves here at home, in education, infrastructure, research and development and health. domestic renewal fuels our competitiveness and it elevates america's standing in the world. put it all together and there is no question that we're stronger now than we were 11 months ago. we're stronger in the world, we're stronger at home, we're on stronger footing when it comes to covid, climate and other urgent challenges. and we're in a stronger geopolitical system to deal with china and russia as they seek to undermine the system we've built and led, a system that has made the world freer, more prosperous, more connected that has led our country to thrive. in standing up for the rule of law in democratic values and human rights, a level playing field that gives everyone a fair chance to compete and succeed. a

executive agency such as state for example it's not quite random. the power to have an addiction moratorium for the centers for disease control or the power of osha occupational health. health and safety, safety and health administration. to impose mandates on private sector employees. >> .. going to this technicality on the tax mandate. i find it hard to have a lot of faith in what's coming and that there would be a counter too many things although conservatives get judges out of trump administration. >> guest: depends on what you depends on what you consider that. brown v. board of education which gave the court an enormous prestige infusion because it went against public opinion and everyone knew it. americans remr brown v. the board of education was against the board of education of topeka, kansas? this was a northern segregation story. the fact is courts exist to stand against majorities. i give you my little central spiel from central illinois. >> host: as a michigander i'd like some who is also from around the midwest. >> guest: lincoln country. champaign county courthouse, typical midwestern, square big red sandstone codis. according to local lore link in a very prosperous tra

safety of players. the players are concerned about their health because we have several causative corbitt tests in several 4 consecutive days. and that was it. but at a meeting with league officials on monday club executives rejected the idea of postponing the round of fixtures scheduled for over the coming festive season. coaches who want to break now have no choice. we have no idea what will happen. we will, we will do tests, we will continue to test on a daily basis and we will go to training like we did for now the games must go on. but that could change if the british government imposed further pandemic restrictions. or tom joy from dw sport can tell us more. he joins us from campbell in the u. k. welcome tom. initially there had been talk of a fire breaker pausing games from the 28th of december to try and ease the pressure on premise ship squads. so what happened at today's meeting? well, today's meeting saw the 20 premier league clubs come together to try and work our way through the current chaos. and one of the options on the table, as you mentioned, was the circuit breaker to pause a couple of the upcoming games. there are very many now comes to i according to the current schedule, to play 3 ti