low recess. chief negotiator says americans, under estimate the gravity of the situation, these are ominous words. what will be the cost of this failure ah why why? why. 2 a is no surprise, no happens every all the time, but he sent some of his legs, a club with the media. they picked up a new store. they did the store, they pick up on like like a good that they did an open in advantage of a, a deal with. and it has to change that has to be in here in the ship to listen rather than just ordering around generations that are getting fed up with their getting caught up. and even though they don't have what we call a, a organized education, they're intelligent individuals. and so they understand what it is to be old friends. they know with someone to try and go press. and as you see out here, now they're fighting. and i think that is going to be more in just fergus in the just gonna is going to expire a few of if you with, oh, are you with while i ask your question, i'll listen to you and i want to listen to the best parameter. you brought a good answers, the right answer. they gave me no man,

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plus, an ominous warning about how many will be infected. joining us to answer our questions, infectious disease specialist dr. peter 10 home. great to have you here. >> always a pleasure. thank you for having me on. kristen: we will start big picture. omicron, i read accounts for 98% of covid cases now. where are we with the surgeon now? are we peeking yet or close to it? >> there is some initial -- there is good evidence from new york that they are starting to crest. new york is not san francisco. meaning we may crest overallst e earlier than new york because we are warmer. new york is plagued with inded w gatherings, really difficult to escape the cold weather. we are hoping, back to your question, that we will peak in the next week or two, and then we will be downhill, three to four weeks into the dissent. kristen: the national story now is the hospitalizations are at an all-time high during the pandemic. how is it here? how is it in the bay area, are we running out of capacity or are we ok? >> we are on the edge. as opposed to one year

this was the moment he'd waited for to voice his ominous warning about the threat of communism in europeurchill had always possessed an uncanny premonition of history. his rich oratory often inspired a broad range of reactions. his moment in fulton would be no different. everyone anticipated controversy. churchill did not disappoint. >> -- in the baltic to -- in the adriatic an iron curtain has descended across the curtain. behind that line lies all the capitals of the asian states of central and eastern europe. warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest, all these famous cities and the populations around them lie in what i must call the soviet sphere. and all our countries in one form or another not only to soviet influence, to a very high and -- [inaudible] increasing control from moscow. an a attempt is being made by the russians in berlin to build up a quasi-communist party in their zone of occupied germany by by showing special favors to groups of left-wing german leaders. at the end of the fighting last june, the american and british armies withdrew westward in a

again, sort of an ominous sign. russia did that with family members of people who work at their embassy in kyiv. thousands on heightened alert. there are reports that the u.s. is considering deployments to backstop some of our allies in the region. that could potentially happen with short notice. and military to backstop our own military in case of russian invasion. there's a lot going on in terms of another potential putin war. but nobody actually knows if he plans to do it. nobody knows if he plans to do it now. especially since he started this military buildup up on ukraine's borders months ago and it's been building, and building, and building, incidentally, i don't know if he cares there's no sign all those months he's building up support on the ukrainian border there's no support that support is building with the russian people for russia to launch another war there. that's the nice thing about doing away with democracy. who cares what the people think. it's not like they get to decide who their leaders are. h

a black box to me sounds pretty ominous.ewers coming to this for the very first time?- for the very first time? thank ou for for the very first time? thank you for having _ for the very first time? thank you for having me. _ for the very first time? thank you for having me. as - for the very first time? thank you for having me. as you - for the very first time? thank i you for having me. as you said, the black box is a device that will record every step humanity takes towards or hopefully away from this impending climate catastrophe. just like an aeroplane flight recorder, if the plane goes down, we find the plane goes down, we find the flight recorder, we find what went wrong and we hope we don't mistake that —— we don't make the same mistakes. as we get closer to this catastrophe, we need to make sure whoever is left over afterwards won't make the same mistakes we did. my goodness, that does sound pretty ominous! if you were going to put something in today, what would it be? it has already started _ today, what would it be

his chief negotiator says americans under estimate the gravity of the situation, these are ominous words. what will be the cost of this failure? ah, with join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me ah, well, going back to the kaiser report i max or time that turn to well rector of wall street dot com wall. welcome back, carmax. thanks for having me back now you call it the most reckless fed ever be the federal reserve bank in washington. d. c, elaborate on why and how well the fed has still is still in refreshing interest rates to 0, and it's still printing money even though it at a slower right. them before. and it's doing so even while inflation is measured by regular c p, i is now nearly 7 percent in this measured by c p w, which is for urban wage earners. it's, it's over 7 percent. and there are no indication that this inflation wall somehow go away on its own. i'm in this thing has started for the flood gates of open. yeah, this thing is going at the fed is instituti

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su: managed to avoid this ominous pattern for another day.oin and rivals are trading at this moment could there is green on the screen and it looks like this asset class has risen along with stocks on fed chairman jay powell's remarks during his confirmation hearing. it is hard to realize that for bitcoin no above 42,000, it jumped below 40,000 on of the past 24 hours, which puts it up 40% below its november high. you can see it is moving a little under but drop into the one week declines and you will see they are all double digits for bitcoin, for ethereum and so that shows it has been a rough week. both bitcoin and the theory him -- and ethereum have faced a pattern whenever an assay drops below its 200 day moving average and what it tends to indicate is downward momentum ahead. those who follow the technicals as they apply to bitcoin have said it has been a murky signal in recent years. no surprise that coin reacting to a lot of the macro developments. it really soared in the past year and a half where the fed has poured into liquidity --

again, sort of an ominous sign. russia did that with family members of the people who work at their embassy in kyiv last week. now the united states has done it with family members with the staff from their embassy. thousands of u.s. troops are on heightened alert, they are considering significant troop deployments to help allies in the region that could put happen on short notice. we are sending all sorts of military aid to ukraine to help them box up their own military capabilities. there's just a lot going on in preparation for another potential putin war. but nobody actually knows if he plans to do it. nobody knows if he plans to do it now. especially since he started this military buildup on ukraine's borders months ago. and it is been building in building in building. >> incidentally, i don't know if he cares but there is no sign during all of those months. all of that time that he's been building up his forces on the ukrainian border, there is no sign that support is building among the russian people. for put

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for chelsea it is ominous. just two months ago, it was a three horse race.one team is way out in front. the game with just five minutes old when he landed the opening goal. a nightmare errorfrom him, a defensive mistake. united surged forward again and fernandes got his second. stephen gerard set up his liverpool team—mate. and then continue with the equaliser finished 2-2. continue with the equaliser finished 2—2. villa up a place. united are seventh. at the opposite end of the table was heartbreak for newcastle. at the opposite end of the table, there was heartbreak for newcastle as watford snatached a late point at stjames' park. where boos rang out at the end — claudio ranieri the more relieved man with both sides battling for premier league survival, joao pedro got the equaliser two minutes from the end which keeps watford out of the relegation zone. allan saint—maximin had given newcastle the lead, but the point sees them remain in the bottom three. and norwich are now above newcastle after beating everton. michael keane sliced a clearance past his own

the ominous sound of tear gas fired on protests as by security forces. on saturday, a crowd gathered in the keno fast those capital wagons do, grew dissatisfied with the government and president rock of boris inability to control that you had an insurgency. this troubled the country, the 7 years useful crew, earth or maps. rock must go. we all agree on that. we believe that the government is catastrophic as well. good luck. we're not a capital peak, catastrophic in always, especially when it comes to security, it will apply reply security day when a panel member the next day, further signs of unrest. this time from the army. heavy gunfire coming from several barracks in the capital club, disrupted internet connections prompted fears of a clue. the defense minister was quick to get on the air to deny the government had lost control. mommy, emergency lydia lamar, the government has confidence in the army which remains committed to the republic. we asked the people to remain calm to carry out their duties. we are following the developing situation so we can

an ominous report from climate scientists. the past 7 years were the warmest on record and european experts say urgent action is needed. we'll ask.

plus an ominous report from climate scientists. the past 7 years were the warmest on record. and european experts say urgent action is needed. and a fraud legacy. the u. s. military's infamous guantanamo b. prison still open, still highly controversial. exactly 20 years after the 1st prisoners arrived. aah! on layla wright, thank you so much for joining us and we start our broadcast with a dire warning from the world health organization. the amok on corona virus variant has become dominant on the continent, and at the current rate, over half of all europeans will become infected by the end of winter. here is what the world health organizations, europe, director said. 60 of the 50 countries in europe and central asia have no reported cases of omicron. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus invest in europe and this know spreading into the balkans. at this rate, the institute for health metrics and evaluation forecasts that more than 50 percent of the population in region will be infected with mcclung. in the next 6 to 8 weeks haskell there, a speaking moments ago wanna reac

also coming up an ominous report from climate scientists. the past 7 years were the warmest on record and european experts caution. urgent action is needed and a fraud legacy. u. s. military is notorious once animal bay person, still open, still highly controversial. exactly 20 years after the 1st prisoners provide ah, i'm layla wright. thank you so much for joining us. while we open our broadcast with a stark warning from the world health organization, the alma crohn corona virus variant has become dominant on the continent. and at the current rate, over half of all europeans will become infected by the end of winter. here's what the world health organizations your director said moments ago. 50 of the 50 countries in europe and central asia have no reported cases of on the con. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus invest in europe. and this no spreading into the balkans at this rate. the institute for health metrics and evaluation forecast that more than 50 percent of the population in region will be infected with mcclung. in the next

the ominous sound of tear gas fired on protest as by security forces. on saturday, a crowd gathered in the keener fast those capital wag due, grew dissatisfied with the government and president rock of boris inability to control a j. had it been certainty? this troubled the country for 7 years. if all grew earth or maps, rock must go. we all agree on that. we believe that the government is catastrophic . little grew law. we're not a capital fic catastrophic in always, especially when it comes to security. you can apply reply security day when i'm panel member. the next day fir the signs of unrest. this time from the army happened. gunfire coming from several barracks in the capital plus disrupted internet connections. prompted fears of a to the defense minister was quick to get on the air to deny the government had lost control at the moment. it is, you know, due to the government, the government has confidence in the army which remains committed to the republic. we asked the people to remain calm to carry out their duties. we are following the developi

low rushes. chief negotiator says americans, under estimate the gravity of the situation, these are ominous words. what will be the cost of this failure? yes, me ideally look if you will. i, lisa typical, there is only 9, but already a university student that away means rational. what if anything, a given the kids to teams and you must appointment. let's see. yep. you got the glass doors to deal with the get it then noble to a meeting with us. and so the last 8 months wanted younger terms that he may come from no recalls. he will show control such programs. now, bush 19 and of course with level your special i will the yeah my but i say the best way to get what the plan was to get touch him was in your mind shifting this, i'm doing it for doug that he was as much i knew as with susan capability to do to prove it, when you most of judge, leave you uncle, he put his teacher over was also reason is balise. we'll come on. good, good. ah was eyes turned to brussels for the next round of rushes. security talks with the west rushes, washington envoy wants that u. s. officials remarks are trying to

low rushes. chief negotiator says americans, under estimate the gravity of the situation, these are ominous words. what will be the cost of this failure? a, with tonight view establishes a new national security unit to combat domestic terrorism just as america marks the anniversary of the january stakes capitol hill right. elsewhere, as i said to brussels for the next round of russia, security. talk to the westlake today, big talk. we look at the grad work that's been laid during talks between russia in the u. s. so far more problematic policy for the british prime minister league. well, is revealed a 100 downing street staff provided with whose he gets together during the 1st and their heavy national lock down there in 2020 and he's 20 years since the 1st detainees arrived at the notorious us guantanamo bay detention center. we speak with former inmates.

for chelsea it is ominous. just two months ago, it was a three horse race.. at the opposite end of the table, there was heartbreak for newcastle as watford snatached a late point at stjames' park. where boos rang out at the end — claudio ranieri the more relieved man with both sides battling for premier league survival, joao pedro got the equaliser two minutes from the end which keeps watford out of the relegation zone. allan saint—maximin had given newcastle the lead, but the point sees them remain in the bottom three. and norwich are now above newcastle after beating everton. michael keane sliced a clearance past his own goalkeeper and adam idah doubled norwich�*s lead two minutes later with his first premier league goal. they held on to win 2—1 and are just a point from safety whilst the pressure grows on everton boss rafa benitez. wolves�* good run continues as they beat southampton 3—1 at molineaux. goals from rauljimenez and captain conor coady helped create a comfortable cushion, and adama traore scored his first of the season in stoppage time to stif

the fact they've agreed to take the case i think is an ominous sign. >> our justice correspondent pete williams there. thank you so much. opening statements just getting under way in the federal trial of the three former minneapolis police officers who were with derek chauvin when he murdered george floyd. we'll get the latest on the other side of the break. and why dr. fauci says things are headed in the right direction and we could close to the other side of the omicron surge. >> i believe in the next few weeks we will see as a country that it is all turning around. y that it is all turning around. and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that you can pick the best plan we keep moving forward. we discover exciting new technologies. redefine who we are and how w

, and the australian open ominously.e also wonder if alex hawk, the administrator waited until 6:00 p.m. on a friday to really try to shorten the amount of time that djokovic and his legal team would have to mount an appeal before the australian open. just runs out of djokovic for preparations and participation in that event. >> and if djokovic appeals, can he stay in country while he appeals? and can he compete while he appeals? or will he be locked in a detention center? >> these are good questions. these are questions we'll hopefully get answers to soon. i think now if he decides to appeal, he would be sent back to the same detention center he spent several days in last week that would be the thought. if he is no longer a valid visa holder, he wouldn't have the right to stay in the country. he could theoretically decide not to appeal and be on a plane within hours out of the country, and he could also stay and fight. >> and likely reaction? because i don't think you've had a chance to serve a reaction just yet. this i

. >>> next to the ominous scene in texas that looks like it could be straight out of an alfred hitchcock>> you guys, this is a sign. i don't know what the sign is, but it's a sign. this frightening scene played out at a parking lot in frisco. thousands of grackles overhead and menacingly perched on cars. >> grackles are known for being noisy, aggressive and prone to flying in giant flocks. yikes. needless to say, many of those cars needed to hit the car wash, too, if you get what i'm laying down there. >> i got what you -- i smelled it, too. this is not -- i'm sorry. i don't even know what superstition that is, but that smells like trouble. >> it was stormy, cloudy. >> coming out of the trees. huh uh. >>> from brazen birds to menacing marsupials. >> this video was captured of a mob of kangaroos. i think i prefer this over birds. >> it shows a large group of roos occupying a front lawn and eating up the grass. the thing is, you don't want to confront them about it, because if a kangaroo squares up on you, what do you do? >> run! >>> right now on "america this morning," remembering bob sag

. >> chad sends lori this ominous text message.w weeks, i get to escape and have amazing adventures with my goddess lover, but then i have to return to my place under the stairs, feeling trapped. but i sense permanent freedom is coming. >> reporter: in october 2019, tammy dies in her sleep. originally her death was not seen as suspicious, but authorities later open an investigation. >> everything was happening so fast. in july, charles vallow died. by september, j.j. and tylee were missing. mid-october, tammy daybell died. early november, lori and chad are off to hawaii to get married. >> the photos are great. but the one thing you notice about them is it's only the bride and groom. >> lori's 7-year-old son, j.j., is not there. neither is 16-year-old tylee. >> reporter: alex also got married in november, but weeks later is found dead in his new wife's bathroom. the medical examiner ruled that he died of natural causes. by late december, rexburg police, along with the fbi, issue a press release announcing that j.j. and tylee are mis

friday russia denies reports it has already begun to thin out its embassy here, which could be an ominous sign or just more messaging from president putin. lester? >> richard engel in ukraine tonight. richard, thanks. >>> up next, drug dealers selling deadly pills on social media. our exclusive. we ask if snapchat is doing enough to fight it ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeedin

the personnel in the embassy and kiev and other consulates across ukraine and that apparently is ominous have tdenied that report. they say their consulates and embassy are operating as normal. but you do see a lot of signs in that area around ukraine that things could be escalating. right now the russians are in sniper drills in their southern military district. that's one of those districts that actually borders ukraine. and the other thing is that the russians actually announced today that they have put and are starting to put troops into belarus. they say there is going to be large-scale military exercises with the belarusian military in belarus in the middle of february. that also borders ukraine. the ukrainians saying they are increasingly feeling enkirk culled by russia, could they believe a russian invasion is inevitable? >> they are preparing for it. and by the way, wolf, the u.s. looks at a range of possibilities here from a full-scale invasion, that is tanks rolling across the border, airstrikes. something short of that, really an increase of what we have already seen. russia

that is an ominous sign.ontinuing to press what is a solidly western redline, russia may be showing its hand. president putin may not intend this weekend of talks to succeed at all, but rather use them as a pretext for war. >> from washington, roslyn jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted. >> wendy sherman's assessment was that the meetings monday, about eight hours of talks with sergei probably cough -- they were straightforward, again, wendy sherman's language here but she said this was not a negotiation, this was really the attempt, she said, for the u.s. and russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since the meeting last summer between presidents putin and biden. this is a situation where sherman says the u.s. is steadfast that it is opposed to an invasion of ukraine, although it was not specifically discussed at the meeting. she did say the u.s. is trying to find a way to resurrect the intermediate missile treaty that the u.s. and others say the russians have broken by stationing

sometimes the ravens just want to play football, which doesn't seem to fit their ominous meaning. ravens throughout history of been connected to bad omens. death. they, they were one of the 1st birds because they're so intelligent to, to follow men into battle. and so they do have a dark connotation about them. but here the tower of london, it is a little bit lighter because she, they leave the town london will crumble and a guy home before the kingdom. so is a good omen here. ah. every night christa escape says good night to his ravens. it's the end to another day when he has saved the entire nation from doom every winter between november and january, something very special happens on the german island of hello go land. the birth and the breeding of gray seals will during this time, young pups are born and raised here on the when protected dunes before they discover the water. and while it may be tempting to approach the adorable animals, visitors are only allowed to witness these incredible scenes from a distance on a special trail or euro. max reporter hendrick belling went there for

so these are very ominous projections can before we let you go as there, a silver lining here somewhere. >> i mean, the silver lining is that where is it? where it resilient were. >> the a constitutional democracy that has survived an incredible civil war. a nearly torn apart that is overcome the issues of slavery that is done everything that it can to train make life better for its people that i think if we can just focus on that and we can work together and that but again, can we will we and will the people who are running for office know? ultimately subscribe to that? american did the grand american experiment rather than one that simply is authoritarian. and it is and is we're should the idol of the single politician. that's what has never been what america's about. and if we can just remember that, then will be will be okay. but that's the that's the challenge for the next next couple of years. >> but fortunately, that feels like a big ask right now. we have to leave it there and we appreciate your insight and perspective tonight. that's michael yaki, our political analyst. thanks,

. >> a lot of people are finishing up holiday travel this week as the skies have been ominous throughout the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. so much rain the past several weeks. lawrence, a as you look ahead, what you see. yes, seen a few more storms coming our way. i think. >> january may begin to improve a little bit as we head down the road. but right now more storms kind of lined up outside tonight. all that leftover moisture from those raindrops giving way to some fog. so we're going to see some thick fog developing, but the long range looks a little bit different now as we're going to see the pattern kind of shift a bit right now, high pressure going to build in tomorrow. looks like a nice day. it's going to be nice dry day. but you can already see what setting up off the coastline. and here we go. that drops in as we head in toward friday morning, probably for the commute early on friday drive by the afternoon and then as we get the weekend looks mostly dry as high pressure whole long. but you can already see that next system up the coastline. maybe bring

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you have an ominous sign coming from russia, a half-baked plan coming from the united states and the president of the united states, a commander in chief is that this would be the biggest invasion since world war ii at a time in which he goes to buy a mug of his vice president and yes, eats ice cream. the optics are not good in the optics do matter. >> harris: yesterday i had on admiral john kirby who was a spokesperson for the pentagon and i thought it was interesting that he says that they've been doing things to try to keep this from happening. but among them and things they are doing most recently is spending money. now with our troops, men and women, our treasure, our blood, our people perched in case somebody hits a nato ally that surrounds the ukraine, it seems like the stakes are so much higher than we have been led to believe. >> kayleigh: that's awfully right. and it's unsurprising because this is the same pattern and the same playbook that we seen from this present in the pastor he has assured us that the afghan exit would be concluded gracefully and successfully and inste

. >> reporter: more ominously, those numbers could be fractional. driving this epidemic, people who are undiagnosed, either asymptomatic, or mildly symptomatic but untested. >> this place is so busy. it's so packed. we have patients coming in all the time. >> reporter: more worry spots. hospitals. overwhelmed by sick patients and sck staff. >> majority of these people are not vaccinated. i can't get 'em out of the fricking waiting room. i can't get the sick people out of the waiting room to get 'em away from these people with covid. >> reporter: on covid's front lines, the pentagon has sent enforcements into hospitals in wisconsin, montana, and michigan. many doctors say avoid going to the er, often a covid hotbed, especially for children. >> if you are going to have people getting together and you have children that are unvaccinated, they will be the bull's-eye for, you know, for omicron. >> reporter: across covid america last week, almost 400 children a day were hospitalized for the virus. that's a 66% increase from the week before. >> probably se

an ominous reports from climate scientists. the past 7 years were the warmest on record and european experts say urgent action is needed. well, as germany's climate minister, what he's planning on doing to cut carbon emissions, also coming up, pull back, cause ex dance president says russia where troops will withdraw completely from the former soviet republic over the next 10 days. after helping suppress protests across the nation. plus a lot legacy. the u. s. military's infamous montana, moby prison, still opened and still highly controversial. exactly 20 years after the 1st prisoners arrived. and under present bind, it's only set to expand. and a medical breakthrough in a world 1st to us surgeon successfully transplant a genetically modified pig heart into a human patient raising hopes that animal organs could potentially ease a chronic donor shortage. ah aah! on my life, thank you very much for joining us. the european union's climate monitoring agency has released a heroine new report showing just how much global temperatur

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