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doctor thomas, just looking further afield, a lot l looking further afield, a lot of these chinese madetheast asia. how do you see the development of omicron in light of that, the fact that those vaccines have been used in this part of the world? ~ . , . been used in this part of the world? ~ ., , ., , world? we are seeing a surge since december _ world? we are seeing a surge since december of _ world? we are seeing a surge since december of omicron i world? we are seeing a surge since december of omicron in world? we are seeing a surge i since december of omicron in a lot of southeast asian countries. but even before that, there was a move by a number of these countries — indonesia, thailand in particular — towards giving these people who have been double inoculated with a third booster shot from, for example, pfizer. it's helping building a people's immune systems by mixing vaccines. if that strategy is followed and if there is a greater reliance on there is a greater reliance on the mrna technology, which seems to provide a greater degree of protection, then it's going to be pretty m

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they're looking at a t o p in the t p l f. they're looking at obviously a resurgent military presence around taiwan. they're seeing a continued attacks on china about what's happening in jin chang. how long do you think the shanghai corporation, organization, states which include russia, of course, on china. i just going to say, hey, we are allow this to keep on going before they start to militarily engage with the warships, nato nations ascending to all these places. and, and armaments, i don't see the shanghai corporation organization, wonderful organization that is actually challenging the power, the united states. and is obviously a bit of an arm wrestle going on at the moment about control of the ceilings in the south china sea and so on. that's principally between the united states and china and, and i, well, those 2 countries will have to decide what level of competition they're ready to engage in. and how much further they're willing to go. the 1st one is obviously taiwan. and again, let's hope that as my sense of said,

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so as the niners take it down to l a looks like a good one for game day. we'll be talking more about that in a second. but first we got a look at the bridge is just for a sec because they have been really foggy. and we've started to see traffic picking back up. it's an 18 minute drive across the bay bridge. nothing the exceptionally bad there. but just your normal commute conditions. san mateo bridge, very foggy indeed, with 14 minutes to get you across it, richmond center fell. there's a modest back up before the toll plaza. the golden gate bridge. also looking at some fog overhead highway 4 is now seeing some improvements. we had an incident up there earlier. the left lane is now cleared. but you still been set back. damage has been done from antioch to concord. it's a 41 minute drive. back to you. darya. >> thank you. and you know what we have here, my favorite >> it's the beacon of light, but quite tower isn't like it normally is. i give the sound affected to see it or read. yep, that's in support of the niners because they're going to beat the rams th

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l-o.com. >>> looking for just one more chance to celebrate the long barrier-breaking life of betty white? cher. she is singing the "golden girls" theme song. it's a new version of "thank you for being a friend." even more fascinating, where cher filmed the video. she recorded it onstage 5 where the long-running nbc smash hit was taped on friday nights between 1985 and 1992. what is all this for you ask? well, monday nbc is putting together one final celebration of white's life, exactly one month since the passing of her 100th birthday. it will be as star-studded as you can imagine. ellen, jimmy fallon, goldie hawn, and many, many more are taking part, even president biden is going to pay tribute to betty on monday's special. you will see never-seen-before footage of betty white if you tune in on monday night on nbc. check your local listings. list. >>> as we begin a new hour, biden's growing list new reporting taking us inside the president's progress in selecting a supreme court nominee. policy free is running on nothing, a way for republicans to win more on the idea or lack of ideas bei

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