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laura: this is "bbc world news america." indiaces for another covid surge after dozens of omicron cases are found there. the nation's top doctors are warning of a third wave of infections. amid somewhat reassuring signs from south africa, the number severe cases are lower than in past outbreaks so far. the governor of kentucky says more than 0 people are still missing after deadly tornado swept through the region. plus, the u.k. has become the place to make tv drama. we will look at why, and here's a hint. game of thrones had something to do with it. ♪ laura: welcome to "bbc world news america." the pandemic is entering its third year and death tolls of covid here in the u.s. are fast approaching milestone of 800,000, the highest in the world. the omicron variant has been found in more than 60 countries, including india, where hospitals were overrun during the second wave of covid. experts are warning that a third wave driven by the very could overwhelm the country. our correspondent has more. the report contained some distressing

now, we all know that the ties between india and america have been strengthening. between india, russia and china have been strained over the years like the guest just mentioned. now, this is what's requesting to -- going to be interesting as the talks are held. india depends heavily on russia for arms supplies. it had the russia defense missile system. it faced sanction once the delivery of the s-400s begin. the last conversation about this by the united states department said they had not decided on a potential waiver and this is something india was aware of in the deal with russia. it still stands for strategic autonomy for the threat it faces from china and pakistan at its borders. so today when the two leaders do meet, energy, trade and defense will be high on the agenda, but india's balancing act with these two super powers will be interesting to see how true it is in the region having both countries have common interests in the region. rosemary. >> thank you, joining us live from new delhi, many thanks. appreciate it. >>> coming up, pope francis is wrapping

jonathan: it is inevitable it will be in america, india, and everywhere else. what we need to understand is what we don't know. it is to get the data to answer the three questions that i asked. lisa: i love the descriptions. we want to hang over the shoulders of the epidemiologists in labs trying to understand when they release the information. we don't know. jonathan: that is the problem with markets. you itch for something to trade on. futures are up 31 on the s&p was that we have a bounce, will it stick? coming up, later socgen on the rates market. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> apple has a problem it wasn't expected with the iphone 13. the company told suppliers that demand for its newest device has gotten weaker, a signal that some consumers decided against trying to get the hard-to-find item. apple cut its production because of a lack. president biden declared the u.s. is on the verge of defeating the coronavirus and now it is threatening to research. the omicron variant has been detected. the president will lay out his latest plan to quell the pa

i have met people from america, india, germany that went to sandringham on christmas day to see the royaline and their children, but making the safe decision in hoping that in 2022 herjubilee year she can do more commitments, attend more events and we know that there will be a service of remembrance for the duke of edinburgh in the spring that obviously she will want to attend and want to be a fitting occasion for her husband. for and want to be a fitting occasion for her husband.— and want to be a fitting occasion for her husband. for the moment, charlotte. — for her husband. for the moment, charlotte, thank— for her husband. for the moment, charlotte, thank you _ for her husband. for the moment, charlotte, thank you very - for her husband. for the moment, charlotte, thank you very much. i charlotte, thank you very much. charlotte, thank you very much. charlotte gallaher at windsor. let's get some of the day's other news. pope francis, has called for more solidarity with those living in poverty. in his christmas eve mass in st peter's basilica in vatican city, the 85—year—old pontiff, al

k, which like canada and united states, america and india or have the 1st 13 system. this is a terrible, terrible voting system because car from being a on democratic was going to provide for minority based government. it also means that you can get to political conscience and you never get her eyes ation. you get a, you know, 10 kind of opposition to views that results in slogans and in simplistic arguments. you don't get didn't get people trying to compromise or share all worked together. but you get division b, c, s, it is most dramatic in the united states of america by the divide between the republican party and the big democratic party is so big. and so deep as to be frightening and we've seen it and say was in the trunk. yes. that. so in the case of something like branch, it's now going to be perfectly neutral about it and tell you that i think it's the most disastrous idea. british politics of another 1000 years happen in the case that breaks it, that they will see a phenomenon, which is turns back on the idea that if people are worried about all sorts of thin

russia has been critical of india's membership in the so-called core group of countries, it's alliance with americaand australia. the coordinations are seen as a grouping to counter china's growing influence in this region. russia has accused them of courting india as part of what it says is a devious game. now all eyes are on ukraine with reports president putin could be planning a large-scale attack on the nation. on tuesday he has a virtual summit with president biden to discuss the issue. all of this could ratchet tensions between washington and moscow. as a friend to both, india's positioning with its allies will be watched closely in the weeks ahead. laura: nowthe hollywood legend mel brooks is still going strong at 95 years old. the man behind blazing saddles and the producers has a new autobiography called "what about me?" he records the highlights of his life in show business and his long marriage to end ben cross -- to anne bancroft. corrpondent: mel brooks is a legend, a movie legend, musical legend, and a comedy legend. oscars, emmys, bath does, grammys, tony's, he has won them all many

hansoti: the real india looks like rural america.accinated individuals, patients coming to the hospital scared. there is a fear -- they are getting prepared to be able to fight the new variant. tom: you get a cup of coffee with the leadership at pfizer, moderna, you sit down and say, here is the reality of helping the rich, poor, unvaccinated. how do you get the unvaccinated vaccinated? dr. hansoti: improving supply chain, providing vaccines, ensuring the vaccines reach the last village is really key, that includes partnerships with governments. in other higher resource settings, issues around vaccine sentiment and how do we combat anti-vaccine sentiment? lisa: you said india is getting prepared for the omicron variant to spread, akin to what we saw in the second wave, which was terrifying. what does that look like with the omicron variant based on initial evidence that we have? dr. hansoti: what we are seeing from south africa is while the infection is common, less patients are requiring oxygen. in india, a lot of patients died from

wolowitz: yeah, who remembers the guy who was trying to find india and discovered america instead?name again? (chuckles) now stop trying to steal our nobel prize. you come up with your own idea. yeah, that's not gonna happen. ellen (over tv): have a seat, thanks for being here. i feel the same way about you. this is nice. all my friends hanging out, watching ellen. it's like, what am i gonna do with my other two wishes? it's not nice. she's having on the scientists who are trying to steal our nobel prize. although i will enjoy watching her expose pemberton and campbell for the coattail-riding frauds that they are. that is ellen's brand, gotcha journalism. yeah, you should've seen her take down john krasinski last week. got him to admit he loved his wife. it was brutal. (shushing) all right, our next guests are a couple of physicists-- don't turn the channel. they've been doing some viral videos online about what it's like to be in the running for a nobel prize. please welcome doctors greg pemberton and kevin campbell. (cheering, applause) why does she even want to have scientists o

taser, drew her gun instead, and opened fire, killing spark nationwide. protests. states of america land in india is ne, is asking government leaders in new delhi to repeal a law that allows soldiers to shoot to kill the request comes off. the 14th civilians were mistakenly killed by the army earlier this month. tough natal has more from india capitol, new delhi now something then is still being treated in hospital for gunshot wounds. it's been 2 weeks since a soldier shot the coal miner and several others. during confrontations with villages, tinkin saw his friend die in front of him and feel lucky to have survived what wonder this child i was told that the army is there to protect the nation. i never thought they would fight it, fellow citizens. what do i see after the incident? i have lost faith in the indian army for decades, arm rebel groups. in ne, india had been fighting for secession most and now engaged in peace talks with the government. soldiers shot and killed 6 coal miners travelling in this pickup truck . earlier this month, the government said soldiers mistook them for rebel fighte

india. >> so when you came to america, you wound up working as a service station attendant? >> yes.nothing about cars. i never had my hands dirty before. >> the popularity i think was the first time that the equality door was kicked open for women to get the same kind of entertainment options that men have had for years. they could be rowdy, rude, vulgar even like men. >> i think it's a great place for role reversal. >> the men are allowed to go wherever they want. why can't ladies? >> reporter: steve wanted to expand the show to new york, but he'd need help. that's when a former television producer walked through his door. >> one day i get to chippendales, i knock on the door to steve's office and there's someone else in the room. and steve says richard, this is nick denoia. he's a producer, choreographer, he's won some awards, he's going to be producing the show. >> let's figure out what the women want and let's give it to them. >> he wanted the production value, the lighting, the sets, the choreography and the casting. he wanted all of this to be broadway caliber. >> the partners

happening in africa and india and europe and south america and asia and australia and new zealand are way ahead and so are some other countries. >> with that my favorite was about work because i think about apec to get a shot at to julia because she gave me a -- it opens and it's been sitting in my desk for a decade and i thought it was a fun thing but it would be something i would like. it did became a place where if you are having your period you could go to the store and you could get one. we have a ceo who is a woman and 20 years ago i don't think i would have felt comfortable saying period in the hallway without a bunch of people turning around and saying do we have to talk about this? where do you think we stand in our culture which is a tough thing to imagine right now but where this thing is accepted and understood and not something to hide? >> we are at an inflection point. i feel like we are further along than in the 1970s when gloria steinem wrote, the essay about menstruation and she wrote if men mensturate in they would resist women being in military school because they b

happening in africa and india and europe and south america and asia and australia and new zealand are way ahead and so are some other countries. >> with that my favorite was about work because i think about apec to get a shot at to julia because she gave me a -- it opens and it's been sitting in my desk for a decade and i thought it was a fun thing but it would be something i would like. it did became a place where if you are having your period you could go to the store and you could get one. we have a ceo who is a woman and 20 years ago i don't think i would have felt comfortable saying period in the hallway without a bunch of people turning around and saying do we have to talk about this? where do you think we stand in our culture which is a tough thing to imagine right now but where this thing is accepted and understood and not something to hide? >> we are at an inflection point. i feel like we are further along than in the 1970s when gloria steinem wrote, the essay about menstruation and she wrote if men mensturate in they would resist women being in military school because they b

america. growing anger on the border of india and myanmar after the indian army kills civilians in an ambush gone. the u.s. has led international condemnation of the 18 year jail sentence for a former opposition presidential candidate in belarus. sergei allegedly organized mass riots against the government. we can hear from our reporter who has more. reporter: at the ry beginning of the trial, the opposition leader has been given very serious charges against him. some of them had to do with civil unrest. he was accused of organizing and pushing people for their unrest. he's accused of sparking hatred in belarus society. this again comes as no surprise. i should also add that in the case, there were six participants in total and most of them have received a sentence between 14 years and 16 years. his jail sentences -- sentence is the bgest. laura: we go to india now where people killed by the indian army have rejected government compensation. the 14 civilians were killed in myanmar where there is a long-running insurgency against the indian war. families want the soldiers prosecuted. this report d

america. well, in my view, in the architecture, the indoor pacific and a group of countries including the u. s. india, australia, japan, in european union, many countries have come together to ensure of 3 open and intrusive indo pacific. india is an essential part with just leads, you know, understand that the, the don't what you're saying, asia pacific, that basically has a different country as the centerpiece and asia, the indoor pacific, as india, as a centerpiece. and india would be, i mean to be really, it would be very funny on the part of india to decline a methodology that could sit in the center piece and not any of the country in asia. so the end of it is very, very much rooted. now, it end in security consciousness. we want to re open it inclusive in your pacific and for that our american friends of a need to work with us. i don't personally believe that this particular transaction will affect that to us relationship, but may also add, you know, we had a very flourishing who people will treat you remember we, after the soviet union collapsed, we ensured that a very attractive, a very, very

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when you look at venture capital flows in latin america, it is second really only to india at this pointing markets. so there are potentials, and we will see what happens with agriculture. of course course commodity prices have been volatile. kailey: susan, as we look more holistically at the world economy as a whole, we saw throughout the pandemic they're being this handoff from monetary policy to fiscal policy. now you're seeing fiscal policy going the other direction, monetary policy, dipping on where you are, going in the other direction as well. what is it going to take to take the mantle? is it going to be the private sector? susan: we know that government spending and monetary policy can only stimulate economies for so long, until you run out of runways, actually going to do more. in the emerging economies we are talking about, in advanced economies, i think we have run out as well, as we see inflation that is transitory, but it depends on how long you define transitory as. i think we will see growth flowing in the next few years, but of course that is coming off very fast from 20

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can work out something that could be good for, as in india to well, maybe, maybe they want to make a child maybe that some competition that america is the biggest arms export or in the world. russia is number 2. so perhaps langley virginia is not going to appreciate it when other countries are buying weapons from russia. i wanted to ask you about this delicate dance of letting me put in india and china, as you well know how these classes, these board of classes and doc, and the kimber layers. on june 2020, it took 12 rounds of meetings between india and china to actually find some sort of resolution to that obviously. rusher it's friends with india. russia was friends with china. they both won the s 400. it putin doing a delicate dance right now. to, to engage with friends, both in india and china. do you think? well, it's amazing the board, china do not mind russia playing a constructive role as a facilitator or as an interlocutory, if not as a mediator. the thing is that, you know, in india have conveyed our concerns about our own security that are being hampered by chinese actions. why russia and in fact, the r i, c, russia, i

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if you don't have them in america they're coming from china, india and other places and we'll be farspectrum there. did you hear what aoc had to say about the smash and grab? here is the quote. a lot of these allegations of organized retail theft are not actually panning out. i believe it's a walgreens in california cited it but the data didn't back it up. has she seen the video? >> exactly. we've been playing this non-stop on fox. it is really happening. we've all seen it. you can't lie about it. what's interesting you see these communists, whether they were in venezuela or cuba or old soviet union. they lie. their policies have bad results so instead of acknowledging the results of that policy you lie about the result of the policy and that's what she is doing here. the right is calling her out but if you look at defunding the police, the problems that we're seeing in america with no cops on the streets, no bail for defendants and hardened criminals. you let out the people and this is what happened. aoc was at the heart of this movement. some people might have thought this, bill. s

from honolulu to alaska to hawaii, everywhere across america, planes are brought in and likewise from the british, from across the world from india, the pacific, the first bring in their planes as well and it's a mass conversion planes and these are trying to keep the city alive, it's a heart rendering story. >> it really is it's a beautiful story where everybody converged into the scale and works together. at the same time, a wonderful story, a great section of the book. great, so another question, you were surprised everything you learn, you know so much about world war ii, he written several books about it, this is your era, your area, you have so much expertise here and i'm curious as you were doing your research, you can't wait, i thought i was going to tell this story, was going to go here but i had this part of the story wrong, when you surprise? >> surprised me, i read a lot about the big three, when churchill, roosevelt met in crimea and the other big conference at the end was a conference where churchill and truman at that time, they meet. what surprised me was the extent to which both roosevelt and churchill and truman

the doctors and nurses not counting kaiser from north, south and central america from europe, asia, africa and india and the middle-east including those from the countries that we were told to be afraid of worked hard to keep me alive and i thank they will all. i am grateful for the nurse and support staff, some from ex odd tick places and work tirelessly without thanks and not mention the name in the medical reports, nurses rock, hospital staff rock, and i thank you. and i'm grateful to live in a city that values and respects my marriage. my husband was treated with the utmost respect and courtesy by medical staff during this ordeal and never once questioned or diminished in anyway. his advocacy -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments, sir. we appreciate the general personal nature of your comments but we cannot have you tie those items to any particular item and on that part of the agenda, and definitely not that item that was already disposed by the board of supervisors. but i let you continue only because you were really focusing on your personal experience. so, thank you for your comments. mr.

russia has been openly critical of india's membership of the so—called quad group of countries, its alliance with americagion. but russia has accused them of courting india as part of what it says is a devious game. experts say russia is also keen to keep india on side, despite its close ties to china. how important is india to russia? india is becoming a pivotal country which is a growing economy, which can economically, if not challenge china, but be an important player in the global game. - the russians are investing in india because they are hoping india - will provide them with that . strategic space that will keep them out of china's lap. they do not want to be l a junior partner to china. and now all eyes are on ukraine, with reports president putin could be planning a large—scale attack on the nation. on tuesday, he has a virtual summit with president biden to discuss the issue. all of this could ratchet tensions between washington and moscow and, as a friend to both, india's positioning with its allies will be watched closely in the weeks ahead. rajini vaidyanthan, bbc news, delhi. we will bring

we can all transition in america to evs if we can afford it people in emerging markets like india, nigeria, parts of china, they can't it is a big world out there. the global demand side is i think the side that people tend to miss the most >> without a doubt what you are seeing with the situation in europe is that a quick move to renewables makes things less reliable, a lot more volatile, and ultimately for them right now more expensive, and the developing world can't handle more expensive. they want cheap and available. so we think that the outlook on the demand side continues to look more robust into the next five to ten years, and this energy transition will take decades, not quarters or years so, you know, in the meantime we need fossil fuels and we're going to use them. >> do you think we are going to see increased production in the united states? i know the permian has held up pretty well. the rest of the country, more higher costs, they have not. the big majors, they're sitting on their cash. they're giving it back to investors, higher dividends, buy backs, et cetera will u.s. prod