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it is an ongoing scenario, and l to leave it there.g scenario, and as to leave it there. it is an - ongoing scenario, and as we have already mentioned, it is our top story online, so there is more detail there as well. the debate over covid mandates is heating up in the us. some financial giants like citigroup and jp morgan chase have told their employees they'll be out of a job if they don't get the jabs, or receive a religious or medical exemption. but some workers are walking away from theirjobs, saying the new rules have gone too far. samira hussain reports from new york. daniel thornton is a married mother of four. —— danielle. she lives in missouri, and for the last eight years worked remotely out of the investment firm citigroup. it was a job she loved and a company she believed she would retire with. but an email from believed she would retire with. but an emailfrom hr made it clear she had to make a choice. at the covid vaccine or lose herjob. what was it like for you, to get that email? shocking, to say the least. i actually

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is this is a way of trying l to destabilise the west? government really switch off nord stream i if russian tanks roll into ukraine? will 'londongrad' suddenly, i you know, with a conservative government with close ties to many russian oligarchs, will they shut off the city. of london and their access to their money? so these are questions that are all out there. i as forjoe biden, i suppose the fact that he raised - the question is- the important thing. steve. yeah, i mean, the — there are many issues which we don't know yet, including what putin is aiming to do, but what i would say is that while it is relatively straightforward for the west, in inverted commas, to come round with a sort of broad condemnation for what he has done so far, it's much harder in practice. i mean, michael's mentioned london and the russian wealth in london, which is, you know, various governments have thought about extracting in various ways or making it harder for them, but never do in the end, because the money — well, they need the money. and each country

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would l trip. goodness me, the beach l boys on stage again? would you get tickets? do let me know.on bbc online today. you can see there the headline we have mentioned, "us orders members of embassy staff to leave. as this ratchets up, we look at the impact of the threat of sanctions and also what the implications could be for the russian economy. i'll be back in a moment. hello there. high pressure has kept most parts of the uk dry through the weekend, if rather cloudy. and high pressure has meant a dry start to january 2022, only seeing around about 50% — half the rainfall we'd normally see by this stage, and there's not a great deal of rain in the offing this week — certainly not for england and wales. we might see a little bit more midweek across scotland in particular with a low pressure approaching but for the meantime, the high pressure is still hanging on towards the south. there's a weather front to the north and that has given a few millimetres of rain during the day on sunday. it's sinking a little further southwards on monday but coming into that high pressure, it's a w

well, you are l consuming intent there. airtime. well, you are - consuming intent there. intent. they are covering it a lot and that's a fair thing to say. msnbc is covering up a lot and framing it in a different way. cnn is covering it its own way. the option here is to not cover a major committee work on investigating an attack on the us capitol and focus on biden�*s agenda and infrastructure. that iss an editorial choice to also covered january 6 a year after, but i see january 6 in a different way than the committee. the committee sees it framing at least congressman cheney has trump being idle that's not the story. trump may have been idle for a few hours but the story is the weeks prior and the intent was there to disrupt elections. and the other reason — i'm not giving msnbc credit here — the reason they keep covering this is the aftershock of january 6 is not that this was an isolated episode. attempts to frame the 2020 election as if i get an election continue in a rampant rate in many states to the point where people are trying to run for office seeing the elect

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the allegation is they are l undermining the nato solidarity.son they historical reasons why germany has been extremely cautious. at the same time i think germany really has the biggest chip on the table because we all know it's not really a military deterrence which given neither the united states nor europeans were willing to go to war and have made it abundantly unfortunately perhaps clear so it is an economic response that will make an economic response that will make a difference and the fact that germany has made it clear that it is on the table and the foreign minister has been very exquisite about this and it's a real turning point in this conflict.— point in this conflict. thank you for bein: point in this conflict. thank you for being on — point in this conflict. thank you for being on the _ point in this conflict. thank you for being on the programme. i as of today, most of the remaining covid restrictions have been lifted here in england. it's no longer �*legally�* compulsory to wearfacemasks in indoor venues including shops. ad that

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well, the l striking thing has been this to last.been how slow the labour force has recovered from the pandemic. we have had the labour force, what we call the participation rate, the share of adults who are actually either working or looking for work, but has taken much longer to recover, there has been quite a lot of access and early retirement as well. so that is hampering the labour demand and it is making it harderforfirms to find demand and it is making it harder for firms to find people to fill the roles they are looking for. i don't think it will be over anytime soon. i think the first six months of this year, it is going to be a very significant story and very significant for the federal reserve as well.- significant for the federal reserve as well. ., ., reserve as well. you mentioned the fad. reserve as well. you mentioned the fad- all _ reserve as well. you mentioned the fad. all of — reserve as well. you mentioned the fad. all of this, _ reserve as well. you mentioned the fad. all of this, the - the fad. all of this, the

to remember about whojoe biden is. _ this year marks the 50th year that he will be in public life. lsenate, | i think he wasjust 28, in 1972, and he has always been a very, very staunch atlanticist. - and in the days of the i cold war, cold warrior. and my podcast this _ week is about how 30 years ago, when the when yugoslavia - disintegrated in violence, the us lagged behind. britain, france, - germany couldn't agree on when to have coffee, - much less how to, you know, monitor this situation. joe biden worked with bob dole in the senate, and it was theml who actually forced bill clinton's hand to finally bring _ an end to that crisis. i think he likes to. lead from the front. he's very comfortable i in dealing with russia. i mean, at this moment. the question is, - has he overblown it? to what degree has this been, - you know, a massive disinformation effort by vladimir putin, who is a master of it? . "yeah, i'm going to. put 100,000 troops. now everybody's paying attention to me." - and what happens next? if this is a way of trying i to destabilise the west, will germany really, w

this is l have _ normal fashion of politics. this is l have to — normal fashion of politics.gs about— usual. one of the tricky things about talking about donald trump has been really how different he has been _ been really how different he has been from other presidents, 20,000 lives and _ been from other presidents, 20,000 lives and he — been from other presidents, 20,000 lives and he told according to the washington post counter, the fact that he _ washington post counter, the fact that he would talk about grabbing women's — that he would talk about grabbing women's genitalia and he would cosy up women's genitalia and he would cosy up to vladimir putin into people to take bleach to solve their problems with covid—19. those were strange, but the _ with covid—19. those were strange, but the truly most unusual thing he did was— but the truly most unusual thing he did was try— but the truly most unusual thing he did was try to mail a coup to keep himself— did was try to mail a coup to keep himself in— did was try to mail a coup to keep himself in power. he is the only president

the san francisco 49 ers take on the l. a rams in the nfc championship game. this is video from a bar in walnut creek last weekend when the 49ers toppled the packers. crowds like this have bar owners preparing for large groups and ways to keep celebrations safe. all of us the staff mask both in the kitchen and the outside. we tried to see people between like open spaces as much as possible . at the athletic club in oakland, we saw a dj setting up. some fans were already in their gear like this fan who said it's the team's destiny to make it to the super bowl. i'm excited. are we going to do it? absolutely we haven't lost these guys in two years. the athletic club has 14 outdoor tables. inside there's touchless ordering and signs reminding people to mask up. luckily we live in a city that allows for us to be outdoors more so it's going to be fun to celebrate without being confined in spaces. general manager amy ramos said. they were busy preparing the kitchen, she said . on game days, some people show up three hours early to get a seat. we have the bartender do

even so, l these increases are still some in the most dramatic this woman has seen in 20 years.e families got impacted as well. so not lowers the lowest 10% or the people we think really need help but it has slowly crept to maybe 20% of the population, maybe middle income that might not even know where to get help in the first place. where to get help in the first lace. ~ ., , where to get help in the first lacer ., ,. ., where to get help in the first lace. ~ . ,. ., , place. what is certain is the number of _ place. what is certain is the number of families - place. what is certain is the number of families seeking | place. what is certain is the - number of families seeking help across asia has risen sharply. most of seen living costs rise, notjust most of seen living costs rise, not just for food and most of seen living costs rise, notjust for food and many most of seen living costs rise, not just for food and many are wondering will this be temporary or will the situation linger as the pandemic passes. finally let�*s return to the uk where from today a range of covid restri

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thank you for having l me.i think markets are continuing to positive mood from 2021, the s&p 500 which is the active benchmark index is up 27% from last year, and the first starting day of the year, i think markets are encouraged by the fact that omicron is milder than people previously thought and hospitalisation rates have not been getting up significantly, so it is not as sinister as people had previously expected, so that has been quite positive, and for apple, has been quite positive, and forapple, it has been quite positive, and for apple, it is a gigantic moment and it is really because the markets are excited about the markets are excited about the upcoming market launches such as the virtual reality headsets, continuing to deliver robust and steady earnings throughout 2020 —— 2021, and of course there is also a citation for a potential electric car or autonomous vehicle and also the fact that it's primary business, for example the apple store, has been doing very well. �* , ., ., , well. as we move int

to l. a to cheer on the team. also saturday, the 49ers are hosting what they call the los angeles invasion, a fan event at tom's watch bar los angeles. it's a chance for the 49 or family to find each other before game day, but we give that energy and they take it and deb are run with it. and jimmy throw some touchdowns and we'll get this victory down there for sure. the airport pep rally starts at 9:30 a.m. saturday. however it is at the gates so you'll need to be traveling in order to see it at sfo and ruben ktvu, fox two news alright, so this will be the third time the 49ers will face the rams this season, this one more crucial than the first two. that was the 49ers are one win away from the super bowl. and later in sports here from jimmy garoppolo and kyle shanahan on their unique opportunity. ktvu thanks to was the place to take in all the things niners on game day we'll get things started sunday at nine o'clock in the morning with our road to the championship show. pregame coverage starts at three. after the