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we'll back in half an hour with mol. ah, ah. i am max kaiser. hey. fixed the money. 6 the world. stacy? yes. because if we fixed the money, we wouldn't have many of the problems that we do in this fi out world, right? the fear world right now is meeting the leaders of the fi out world are meeting. they continue to meet yet for another week, i guess at a up in scotland at cop 26. and we're witnessing the failure of their consensus model. that's what we've seen for the past 20 years as they have annual meetings. huge sort of con, fab's, g 8, g twenty's cop, 26, paris climate agreements, all the sort of stuff and nothing ever happens because of the incentive model built into the theat system. so. a one of the solutions, of course is we're gonna electrify the world, right? we're going to move off carbon, where d carbon i.

in trials the drug, called mol-new pira-vir, was shown to cut the chances of dying or being hospitalisedalf a million covid patients. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. a parable that can stop covid—19 extracts. explain the goal of scientists since the pandemic began. now, there is a new drug likely to be the first of many antiviral treatments. and though he tested positive for coronavirus on tuesday. and hasjust positive for coronavirus on tuesday. and has just started a five day course of the drug as part of the trial in liverpool. she's had cancer and is more vulnerable to covid—19. it's a life or death situation. i do have a family i need to think about and i need to be half of them and if this gives me the opportunity to be around for my son's wedding and everything else then so be it. idietitian everything else then so be it. when coronavirus — everything else then so be it. when coronavirus and _ everything else then so be it. when coronavirus and fax _ everything else then so be it. when coronavirus and fax sounds - everything else then so be it. when coronavirus and fax sou

because the mol leaves, of course, you know, are you're dealing with the ramifications of climate change. more than most countries in the world. climate change has meant that them all these as fighting for it's very survival. so without a drastic cut in emissions, just how dire could things get there? well, and, you know, 1.5 degrees itself. it's also quite diet, quite me tricks because the moral disease and entirely coral reef based country and corals ah get in damage and bleached continuously over the past 2 decades. we had seen more warming and so the mold is, will be facing huge consequences. he b tips, b, it be beyond 1.5 degrees at this moment, also via phase sigma. lot of damage. but of course, tell you roshan about 90 percent allowing him denial in southeast with coastal erosion and coastal engineering infrastructures to protect the coastal erosion from coastal erosion is quite huge expense which will be in billions of dollars if we are to fortify all the 186 or so islands inhibited by people. so we are facing this and also very important i expect is they increase in storm activi

their commission is currently unknown, of police have evacuated the south point mol, on the currently investigating the incident. on verified footage has been posted on social media, which shows terrified shop was running from the scene while a shop was in the mall, took the twitter as events unfolded. you can see there one reporter, aaron thomas said he was inside the shopping mall when the incident took place. sir, this is what he had to say. we're waiting to hear from security. what prompted the situation? we do know that police have locked down the area that are causing shoppers to avoid it as well. we'll get more information to you as the police department to give any more information on what's been going on. now we can bring the 1st pictures of a rescue who was found alive after thursdays, deadly mon explosion in siberia, which claimed the lives of $51.00. people have been previously presumed dead. these 1st was after his what miraculous survival. alexander, how do you feel? i'm doing great. will surely are you able to see better now? yeah. we're just going to sit where all burs

so is that coming to you from room by and context india, we take the time to deliver a fuller mol considered analysis of this country? it's politics and it's people to 4 episodes were taking a close look at what has perhaps been the biggest crisis. india has faced since independence covered panoramic this week, we're looking at the virus impact on the indian economy. the pandemic said almost no country in the world. some weather the better than the others. but the overall impact has been deep and will likely last a while. in india, inequality on unemployment or at some of the highest level they have been in recent years. i'll be speaking with jen cinema, a member of parliament from the volunteer agenda, representing the central government and professors just to devonne vice president of the indian society of labor economics. at the close of this week's episode will feature an excerpt from a piece of panoramic art music created through the covert month of this week. the artist drill featuring is a rapper from south india. the ah, i want to place before you to faces the theme. do the economy o

keeping the fully vaccinated in isolation. shoplifting and vandalism, as the festive season begins, flash mol been smash and grab robberies. put us authorities to the test and store about parents. the school in texas who had their personal details posted online after they spoke out against critical race theory, a mask mandates. we speak to one of them. he posted our personal information, our addresses, and told the internet to, to attack us. another guy threatened a bunch of us at a school board meeting ah, just into the afternoon monday, the 29th of december here of moscow. welcome to the program, live from ortiz world, use h q. my name is kevin owen, about 30 minutes of our latest for you, and 1st that alma cron is causing havoc around the world. the new coven mutations been highlighted as a variance of concern by the world health organization and has already been detected in multiple countries. there also fears it's highly contagious. even those who are fully vaccinated could easily get it. nations already started closing their borders to try to prevent its spread. while the 1st images of

let's have named natal as mol, her gender core is finally relieved. she's volunteering at the community kitchen in the outskirts of new delhi where she has been protesting with thousands of other formulas. she says it's been a difficulty for ha, good me. it was hard, but they go, nope, i want her to play electricity and old to come and go. they did everything they got to make our lives difficult, but we have finally, one pharmacy began protesting. soon after in just parliament, past 3 agriculture laws. they see a fable big corporations and leads them was off. while some rallies ended in violent confrontations with police 7 rounds of talk between farmers union and the government failed to end the standoff until this sudden announcement, but prime minister marines remotely withdrawing the 3 controversial laws is my unique anthem in the parliament session starting later. this month, we will complete the constitutional process to repeal these 3 agriculture laws, gone on no problem with a credit rating this victory. but see the announcement as the 1st step

as the festive season begins, flash mol been smash and grab robberies, put us authorities to the test and store about parents. the school in texas, who had their personal details posted online. after they spoke out against critical race theory, mask mandates. we speak to one of them. he posted our personal information and our address is the band told the internet to, to attack us. another guy threatened a bunch of us at a school board meeting.

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we're opening on nights and weekends to let mol more people get commercial driver's licenses. we need to pay good wages and benefits to truck drivers. a lot of the reason people don't want to be a truck driver, it's hard work, you have to be away from your family and it's physically exhausting. the last two decades, the wages paid to truck drivers have come down and down and down. the good news is truck companies are recognizing that, starting to offer become a more attractive profession for people. we have to work on the training but also paying people and making it an attractive job for them to take. >> sounds like you -- you don't think we need more labor in this country, particularly in the service sector? >> we have one of the strongest labor market recoveries we've seen in modern history. we need to do more to get people to work. we're focused on those drivers that will actually help americans get into the workforce. those are things like getting covid under control and also proviing child care. that is a here-and-now issue. that's not a tomorrow issue for a lot of famil

chapter of mol. he's one of the founding members of the kind of lutheran church community in washington, d.c., played a very important social role within the nation's capitol up until his very unexpected death in 1909. now, as kind of a eulogy for luther slater here, i do want to share just a few words that others wrote about him. now, friend answerworth who was one of his bosses there at the pension bureau describes slater and said that his loss to the department will be the most difficult to replace. which, you know, your boss said that about you, that is pretty nice. i like that. but a much more heartfelt memorial comes from one of the men who served along luther in the loudoun rangers. that is another loudoun county man named briscoe goodhart. in the memoirs he wrote that luther slater was not only obeyed ab respected, but loved by all. a large physically well built man, a true type of american soldier, and brave as a lion. so i think a very fitting tribute to a locally born soldier, a soldier wh

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the drug mol—nu—pira—vir was found to be safe and effective at reducing the risk of hospitalisation and, reducing the severity of the illness. in trials found it was most effective if it was given soon after infection. and the nhra which is the uk regulator has approved the drug saying it is safe and effective to be given as soon as possible after a positive covid test or within five days of symptom starting. it has been approved for people with mild to moderate covid and with at least one risk factor that could include obesity, olderage one risk factor that could include obesity, older age such as over 60 for example, heart disease,. the government has pre—ordered nearly half a million doses of this drug. the government says it is in talks with the nhs to see how quickly it can start rolling it out to patients through a national study. we don't know how soon that will be, through a national study. we don't know how soon that will he, do we? time scales not been put are keen to roll it out as soon as possible. there had been some expectations the banks would descry to raise the cost of