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with me are george eaton, senior online editor of the new statesman and rosamound urwin, media editornday times . tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the i reports that the number of covid—19 patients in hospital is climbing — but serious illness from omicron remains lower. the daily telegraph writes that the nhs test and trace is incorrectly telling people to isolate for ten days, despite official guidance cutting it to one week. the guardian reports that uk households are being warned of the �*year of the squeeze�* as cost of living soars. the daily mirror writes �*new year, new hope�* — adding that there is a growing belief that omicron will not swamp the nhs, despite the huge surge in cases. the financial times reports that is was a �*blockbuster year�* for markets as companies raised a record $12 trillion by selling stock and issuing debt and loans. the daily mail leads on scientists calling for the self—isolation period to be cut to five days — from the current seven. and the times also leading on the story saying that the prime minister is being urged to stave off an nhs s

with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman and katy balls, deputy politicalr at the spectator. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the metro leads on a picture of boris and carriejohnson, with the headline �*mum's the word' after the pm's wife gave birth to a healthy baby girl as mrjohnson continues to face a difficult week. the telegraph is reporting that the pm's standards adviser, lord geidt, is on the verge of quitting, after accusations borisjohnson misled him over the refurbishment of his downing street flat. the i newspaper talks of possible replacements for borisjohnson, if his position becomes vacant. it says supporters of rishi sunak are canvassing support and foreign secretary liz truss is �*wooing' backbenchers over dinner. sienna miller makes the front page of the guardian after settling her phone hacking claim. she says the sun's discovery that she was pregnant in 2005 forced her to make decisions "about my body that i live with every day". so let's begin... rachel, do you want to kick us off first with the metro? mums the word. a bit of go

with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman and katy balls, deputy politicalditor at the spectator. just to bring you at home at the date on the front pages... another tough day for borisjohnson on the front of tomorrow's papers. a yougov poll for the times suggests the conservatives have slumped to their worst rating in 11 months. another day — another lie is the headline on the front of the mirror. the paper says the pm is accused of being untruthful over how refurb costs of his downing street flat was paid for. staying with that story and the telegraph is reporting that the pm's standards adviser, lord geidt, is on the verge of quitting, after accusations borisjohnson misled him over the refurbishment of his flat. about 50 tory mps are prepared to vote against new restrictions, reports the daily mail. the mps describe the plan b measures as draconian, unjustified and contradictory. the i speculates about possible replacements for borisjohnson, if he leaves no ten. it says supporters of rishi sunak are canvassing support and foreign secretary liz truss is �*

new york city. you just saw the moving tribute to a life-long statesman bob dole.states across the country. the daily average is back over 120,000 cases and on average we're losing 1100 lives every day. so much of the attention is on the omicron variant. but delta is driving this surge. and even though "the new york times" is reporting 200 million americans are now fully

statesman. >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening covid omicron is spreading the science, however, is still out on how it will impact the pandemic local and federal leaders are taking preemptive action now with new requirements and new mandates but as we all await more data, it's delta that's causing serious problems and remains the most imminent concern. the cdc director says delta still accounts for nearly all new infections nationwide. we're once again averaging about 120,000 cases a day. johns hopkins reports that's the highest total since late september. covid hospitalizations are also rising once again. they've increased by more than 28% over the past month alone. what we don't know is what will happen as omicron increasingly enters the picture right now nbc news reports at least 18 states have identified cases of the new variant so far but dr. fauci says some early signs appear to be encouraging he says the data shows omicron may not cause as severe disease compared to delta. >> though it'

new york city. you just saw the moving tribute to a life-long statesman bob dole. we'll have more on his life and legacy ahead. >>> right now we're tracking the alarming rise of covid cases in two dozen states across the country. the daily average is back over 120,000 cases and on average we're losing 1100 lives every day. so much of the attention is on the omicron variant. but delta is driving this surge. and even though "the new york times" is reporting 200 million americans are now fully vaccinated, doctors, they're struggling still to keep up. >> our whole team is exhausted. >> us nurses, other co-workers, respiratory therapists, we are tired. >> it's so frustrating when you have this continuing to occur when it's really self-inflicted. >> meanwhile president biden is set to hold another high stakes call. this time with the ukrainian president, days after his call with russian president vladimir putin. and this morning we are learning of the unprecedented sanctions, the biden administration is weighing against russia. plus new fireworks between former president

news for those hoping to have dungeness crab on their christmas dinner table. >>> armor senator bob dole was remembered today as a father, hero, and statesman, one of the longest-serving republican leaders passed away sunday at the age of 98. we have more on how friends and family remembered him at his funeral. >> reporter: the solemn funeral service for the late senator bob dole included music, and touching stories from colleagues who knew him best. >> he never lost his sense of humor. he never lost his sense of integrity. >> reporter: pat roberts praised his mentor for never forgetting his roots. >> a kansas star who truly shined through difficulty. >> reporter: president biden spoke about his ability to reach across the aisle and get things done. >> you want government to work. to work for folks like him who came up the hard way. >> reporter: his daughter remembered her father as a dog lover and someone who always tried to do more for others. >> he set a personal goal to help at least one person every day of his life. >> reporter: she read from the farewell letter he wrote before's death. >> i believe in the future of the united states of america. i love you, dad,

statesman who guided the united kingdom through the second world war. - where there is heroism, there will always be hope. - [margaret] as the disgraced media executive controlling fox news. - into a racial issue. - wider! go to the wide shot. i wanna see her damn legs. - [margaret] or maybe even as one of the biggest villains in cinematic history. - you're a monster. - i'm not the monster here, you are! - [margaret] actor john lithgow has collected tonys, emmys, and golden globes for his wide-ranging roles on stage and screen. he found a new muse in the trump era. - trumpty dumpty wanted a crown, to make certain he never would have to step down. - [margaret] and is now a best-selling author and illustrator, using the power of poetry to take on the former president and all the scoundrels who came before him. so can comedy save us from tragedy? what does john lithgow say now? - [narrator] firing line th margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, charles r schwab, the fairweather foundation, the asness family foundation, and by the roslyn p walter foundation, and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens, inc. and pfizer, inc. - john lithgow

statesman like few in history. ah, hello your world, whether update the gains in australia and we've got rain falling in all the wrong places across flood stricken areas of queens and new south wales in victoria. now the other story we're following is the high heat here. so i put the colors on the map, the darker the red, the higher the temperature looked toward perth at $37.00 degrees. it looks like the heat, at least here, will not break until we get toward the end of the week. thanks in part to switch and wind direction. afternoon zealand rate. now the capital region picked up a months worth of rain and 14 hours and we've got another batch of it coming your way on tuesday. wellington's got a high of 17 degrees where we go to southeast asia, right now a disturbance spinning just south of java island here it's so in a lot of rain for west java, a southern sections of sumatra. and then rain is steering into silver ways. the risk of flooding in all of these areas, we got to be on the lookout for flooding for is sir portions of the philippines right through to central areas. this solid band of rain is closing in on cbs city on tuesday after japan strike with some rain fo

new year. there is a nursing shortage, your patients need you without accompaniment and choreography, thank you. this is a big grievance i have had throughout 2021. our elder statesman to stop talking about the past, that includes corn pop and the election that went pop. >> president biden: my dad used to say remember. joey baby, grabs my cheek. >> corn pop was a bad dude and he ran a bunch of bad boys. >> americans want leaders that look to the future and point the way forward, not revisit old tales from the past. is much as i review the things of the past and i do i hope we see no more reboots in 2022. this year we have sequels or prequels of the matrix, bill and ted's excellent adventure, home alone, the sopranos, the wonder years, sex in the city, be honest, the nostalgia was not worth the trip, you can't re-create what was, let's create new franchises for this generation, for this time, not regurgitate the past, badly. i grieve the pairing of younger pop stars with worn-out acts far past their prime. they look no better next to a pop princess though you can decide which pairing this year was more offensive. >> let's sing anything goes. nowadays anything goes. i

statesman or so these are actually moving on from the leasing. but then also how to go into those between these and the girls boxes demand, konami said to the with a new bill, energy, slaves, cancel calculation and the rest. but of course there are 2 issues. the big only going to exam one is a lot. and i think for the u. e to play more delicate, so all that is owed, like you to, to, to play there is a feel feel, or source on general eventually some of the long. but also the nuclear issue is i would like to see you, we parked off in the lines versus salon and you explained too much is walking a tightrope and one more delegates game. but also let's remember that in the back on there is also the philistine an issue. the thing the street, at least in the lease, is still an important issue and its own was in the big lounge off any normalization between israel in slavery. it's interesting that men that were the orchid traitors of many of these abraham accords, both net and now and, and of course president trump are no longer on. 7 the scene right now, how do you see this a going forward? do you see any other countries finding out to neighbor mccord's? havin

news. former republican senator and presidential candidate bob dole died this morning at 98. condolences continue to pour in. president biden called dole a true friend and an american statesmanse correspondent kelly o'donnell has a look back on his life. >> reporter: bob dole has humility and dry humor. >> i want to thank the voters that said kind words about me. they're probably not true but they were nice. >> reporter: respect earned and capped with a congressional gold medal in 2018. dole's storied career brought congress together in a rare vote to pay tribute to this world war ii veteran and son of kansas who achieved so much. impaired by war but never deterred. in his 90s dole returned to kst cans to visit every county one last time. >> one time i can say to you that i don't want your money. >> reporter: from the roots in russell, kansas, dole joined the army in world war ii. gravely injured in italy, dole gave credit to the people of kansas for putting the dait in him. >> i was in the 10th mountain division. >> i'll be darned. >> reporter: elected to congress in 1960 and the senate in 1968. fared to daughter robin from the first marriage. in 1975 he married elizabeth.

news along those lines from the great state of texas. this is a story broken this week by the "metro" columnist at the "austin american-statesman," bridgett grumet. she said, quote, i am worried for our democracy. so is travis county clerk dana debeauvoir, the county's tough as nails elections chief for the past 35 years, now speaking publicly about a serious threat she faced this year, an effort by texas republican attorney general ken paxton to charge her with a crime for her handling of the 2020 election. she says, quote, i don't take kindly to being threatened and feeling i can't speak back. to be clear, attorney general paxton did not succeed in his efforts. but earlier this year he tried to indict debuavoir over unlawfully obstructing a poll watcher, a class a misdemeanor that could bring up a year in jail. it was a pretty trumped-up charge and it did not fly, even in paxton's hand-picked venue of williamson county, known for more conservative leanings. a grand jury returned a no bill in april, meaning they refused to hand down the indictment that the attorney general asked for. it all sounds so tidy in the past tense, but debeauvoi

and now there is more news along those lines, from the great state of texas, this is a story that was broken this week by the metro columnist at the austin american statesman, her name is bridget. here is how she opened her story this week she said quote, i am worried for our democracy, so is travis county clerk, the county's toughest nails election chief for the last 35 years, which is why they are speaking publicly about a serious threat she faced this year, an effort by texas republican attorney ken paxton to charge her with a crime for her handling of the 2020 election. she says quote, i don't take kindly to being threatened and feeling like i can't speak back. to be clear, attorney general paxton did not succeed in his efforts, but earlier this year he tried to indict double far on the charge of unlawfully obstructing a poll watcher, a class a misdemeanor that could bring up to a year in jail. it was a petty and trumped up charge and it did not fly, not even in the venue of williamson county, known for its conservative leaning. a grand jury their return to no bill in april, they refused to hand down the indictment that the attorney general asked for.

statesman who guided the united kingdom through the second world war. - where there is heroism, there will always be hope. - [margaret] as the disgraced media executive controlling fox news wanna see her damn legs. [margaret] or maybe even as one of the biggest villains in cinematic history. - you're a monster. - i'm not the monster here, you are! - [margaret] actor john lithgow has collected tonys, emmys, and golden globes for his wide-ranging roles on stage and screen. he found a new muse in the trump era. - trumpty dumpty wanted a crown, to make certain he never would have to step down. - [margaret] and is now a best-selling author

leader and statesman with a demeanor harkening back to a day where the members abided by a certain code, putting country over party. our thoughts are with elizabeth and the dole family. >>> new tonight, he helped the school shooting suspect's parents when they were wanted hours by the police. now he's come forward. we'll tell you when he's saying about the couple. >>> millions of students and staff have taken part in school shooting drills but the drills may actually create some deadly situations. >>> and we're calling out those republican lawmakers going all in on pandemic denial. more in the cnn newsroom. ( ♪ ) you found the one. now find the ring at zales, the diamond store. ♪day to night to morning,♪ ♪keep with me in the moment♪ ♪i'd let you had i known it, why don't you say so?♪ ♪didn't even notice,♪ ♪no punches left to roll with♪ ♪you got to keep me focused♪ feel stuck with student loan debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi— you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi— and get your money right. ♪ from a pioneer in photographic film to a master of the digital age, we'r

statesman and a great american. he made a huge difference in my life and will be missed. and now at this time, i'd like to recognize the gentlewoman from new york, my friend, ms. tenney, for three minutes. ms. tenney: thank you, mr. estes, for holding this. we really appreciate your remembrances and so many members remembering senator robert dole. as his body lies in state in our nation's capitol. this is an honor we reserve for only the most deserving americans who have rendered such great service to our country. senator dole was rightfully earned -- has rightfully earned this honor. bob dole's life displayed courage at the highest order. he was wounded in northern italy. he carried his wounds for the rest of his life with grace, dignity, and great compassion. bob dole became a champion for veterans and those also living with disabilities. the shadow of senator dole's political career looms large. his tremendous influence on american political life over the last half century does not need to be restated for now i will just say this. that from a presidential campaign to the senate floor, bob dole was an unyielding opponent, a steadfast all