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pressure, making it all the more important to avoid another covert wave this winter patients admitted with omi, grow, and tend to have mild cases and are treated on normal wards. but staff shortages mean that some hospitals are already postponing non emergency surgery. so i'm not going to all of it in no trouble. we have to keep up with emergency operations and emergency care list on the tumor on the clock. we have a duty to do so, and we are doing that looking at the old school to anger anger, but we're putting off certain procedures as well, so long as it's safe to do so for the patient and so on with the german health care system is understaffed over stress and an urgent need of reform. this applies to clinics as well as doctors offices. sybil concentrate, i would like to see some big changes as a master's leading. don't make life harder for health care workers than it needs to be as much bureaucracy. and the system is to hierarchical and you've got too much jobs in health can need to be made more attractive life people are going to do them. muffin, choppy, the attractive, and come up loite

omi: no, that's so sad!ach with very important issues that they were passionate about, uniting in one day. yeah, no, i don't think so. i mean, certainly, you know, in our groups, for example, we never said this was a 5g rally, you know. no, i don't think so. you'd have to be pretty dishonest to do something like that. sean: so you don't think it was a strategy? naomi: no, i don't think there was any strategy. i've--didn't sniff out anything like that. sean: naomi cook is now on the committee of a political party opposed to mandatory vaccination, and she's backing plans for a new anti-5g party. naomi: our movement is growing all the time, so, as our movement grows, having a political party almost creates, you know, a platform that may be conducive to bringing about change. so, from that perspective, i think it's a very valid way to tackle the 5g problem. [protesters chanting] axel bruns: i think for the anti-5g groups, but also many other conspiracy theorists, a pandemic like this, a crisis like this, is very

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it's october, spooky seasony does this look spooky, very omis over the bay bridge with the fog fog layer building its way in this morning. it will stay strong until about 11:00. the santa clara valley is staying thick too. amanda mentioned it earlier, her drive from the east east bay was pretty foggy. it starts clearing and tapering ard the noon hour. even then we areg high clouds. at that point, it will start filling the bay around 6:00 this evening once the sun begins to set. daytime highs today are pretty mild. hih pressure is building its way and and that's going to warm micro climates. east bay is a good example where we are already seeing upper 80s, lower 90s. upr 80s near napa and st. helena. ae there, it will be a warm day. fr fleet week, we are expecting upr 60s and lower 70s in time for te airshow. we will talk about what what you can expect all weekend long. > >> we have foggy freeways, espey on the golden gate bridge which can be tough out of marin. they did issue a fog advisory as you head across the span. you can see it is looking murky, a little soupy. give yourself exta t

. >> i haveeen studying american social movements all omy adult life and particiting in them as well. i think ty are the key to derstanding why certain moments in the united states have become more humane, just society. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in ukraine, at least 19 people were killed and dozens more left injured monday as russia's military continued to rain bombs and missiles down on cities. the kremlin said the long-range air strikes were aimed at ukraine's energy and military infrastructure in retribution for a weekend explosion that damaged a y bridge linking russia to crimea, the ukrainian territory annexed by moscow in 2014. russian president vladimir putin has blamed ukraine for the blast, calling it an act of terrorism. this morning ukraine's military claimed to have shot down several russian crews missiles. russia's latest strikes came as the u.n. general assembly gathered for an emergency session on monday ahead of a vote later this week on whether to accept russia's recent an

but those new variants are omi omicron offshoots. a good chance this is going to get you a good edge from some of the new variants coming in from europe and whatnot. seems like a good idea for the president who is shaking a lot of hands. >> good to know. thank you. >> i feel like a superhero. i got my kids boosted and got them a flu shot last week. >> on the same day. >> on the same day. >> and they were not very happy with me that day. >> how did they feel the next day? >> they were a little sore. but at least they're better protected. >>> a case is under way in a manhattan courtroom. the star witness, the country's former chief financial officer who is also a close allies of former president trump. >>> and nasa is launching a study of ufos and other unexplained phenomena. it's happening in the sky, of course. what they are looking for. we'll get into it ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] e

network alongs with partners rebuilding together, san francisco department of public works, friends of omi, swinten builders and california native plant society held two community build days at randolph bright mini park and brother head park. these saw over 80 volunteers turn out and (inaudible) focused on beautification project such as addition of nature play space at randolph park and artwork mulch landscaping and improvement at the parks that make a big impact for the surrounding community which rely on the neighborhood parks to provide much needed outdoor play areas and dpathering spaces. in addition, as we discussed this morning the japanese tea garden in golden gate park held a celebration for renovation. the 100 year old pagota is (inaudible) serves as a feature of the garden the oldest japanese guard in the united states which included replacing rotten woods, replacing the roof, restoring the vibrant color, adding bells and handrails. one significant component, all the-completed in-house by rec and park structural maintenance crew. this monday october 24 rec and park will hold a ce

others have the support new mission improvement association and omi cultural participation project. >> we need the mta to act on transit improvement in this section are not enough. we need a sweep of improvements to slow traffic down and protect pedestrians. no other speakers in the queue. thank you for your comments. we will close public comment on this item 8 director cajina has a comment. i want to echo the comments that were centered in public comment and i have met with [inaudible] for a time now and mention thered is a park there. and a lot of differents folks use this corridor to acspesz city college. [inaudible] all the different places. and it is a tricky intersection because it guess right -- were the street but leads to the other side of 280. to act [inaudible] folks are regular low speeding there. it is a huge concern for the community. and i realment to congratulate and thank the cac for folk using attention on this corridor and supporting the residents of the neighborhood and [inaudible] i wanted to endorse a resolution and support the efforts that are going on to slow t