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vaccination equals freedom parrott. >> did days away from an year at . could be scaled back due to covert concerns. >> thank you very much for it chicago mayor lori lightfoot th latest american city to require proofs of four that sarah feet and drink. that order goes into effect until january 3rd too give doesn't go into effect until then to get businesses a few days to adapt and train workers to get ready. president biden laid out his plans tuesday on how to handle the omicron surge. the hub public health bill in the art could become law or early in the new year. bring in fox news contributor. great to have you back with us. >> let's talk about what we heard from the president today. doctor, one of the things i didn't hear much about was the idea of early treatment, pills, what is going on on that front and is the white house engaged on that? >> we are dealing with a highly transmissible respiratory pathogen that's basically seate everywhere in the country. it's nearly impossible to contain it. we've got to bring attention no to early treatment, somethi

nick parrott reports. as the sun goes down in abu dhabi, the pressure goes up.appen is first in the crucial second session of qualifying. the tyre was an driveable, and he was forced to change tactics. he will now start with a less durable soft tyre. the final shoot—out for pole position that really matters. the weekend is being headlined by individuals but it was a team—mate that got verstappen through. perez provided a slipstream to help the flying dutchman go faster, and it helped. mercedes didn't copy that tactic. hamilton couldn't catch him. max did a great lap today so i couldn't answer to that lap, it was a fantastic lap from him. we are in a good position for tomorrow and i hope we can have a good race. we improved the car again in qualifying. so far this weekend, the car was a bit on and off but incredibly happy with this. this is of course what we wanted, but it's never easy, especially with their form the last few races. now i'm just looking forward to it tomorrow because that is most important. in the last six years, it is the person who has sat in f

nick parrott reports.ivalry which has defined english club rugby for more than half a decade. in the three premiership finals between the two, saracens have won them all. they got off to a quick start thanks to alex lozowski, but they struggled to keep their heads. billy vunipola's disagreement with a decision saw the ref move exeter within range for levelling. in challenging conditions, it was going to take a mistake or a masterstroke to make a difference. the latter came courtesy of simmons fining tom o'flaherty to put the home team in front, but they couldn't cut out the errors and another soft penalty saw losowski restore saracens' lead. with a few moments of flair, exeter resorted to brute force with captain and player of the match looked cowan—dickie driving through. simmons converting before adding a penalty gave the hosts are big enough lead to ensure victory over their rivals. elsewhere in the premiership, ollie hassell—collins' hat—trick helped london irish to a 43 points to 21 victory over newca

nick parrott, bbc news.mmentary on bbc radio 5 live from one _ live commentary on bbc radio 5 live from one o'clock. next to the premier league — where the top three all scored winning penalties. steven gerrard returned to his former club liverpool for the first time as a manager — but left disappointed after a 1—0 defeat. the aston villa boss received a warm reception from the anfield crowd as expected. it took the home side over an hour to break the deadlock, mo salah fouled in the box by tyrone mings. salah stepped up to convert the penalty — the win leaves liverpool in second place, a point behind manchester city. the penalty decision left steven gerrard unhappy. we are on a journey, we are at the beginning of it. it's about belief and confidence. there's a lot of positives to take from the game today, in certain areas of the game. but this is the level we're striving for. liverpool were good at times today, but we've lost it, in our opinion, to a soft penalty. because when you watch it properly, tyrone�

. >> >> hi, shannon parrott get the wall street journal opinion piece today talking about their withdrawshe real fault lies with the white house advisers who thought they could push through a nominee for comptroller of the currency who blows the banking system she wa going to supervise. >> the wall street journal is absolutely correct and i've see other legacy mainstream corporate media outlets out there talking about how this ha to do with where she was born o what was going on. know, the fact that she didn't get through with the bipartisan consensus and a good one for this country. you can't have the comptroller of the currency who stands antithetical to the banking system in the united states let alone wants to see the destruction of the energy industry. it took democrats and republicans to stop this. it had nothing to do with where she was born, it had to do with the radical ideas that she was trying to pursue in the comptroller's office and this was good that she is not going to be moving forward. >> her nomination is part of th entire issue of the economy which is a tough one right

even if you go back to something like the pompidou centre in parrott day paris was obvious fun to looking and you felt an emotional connection to it. his love of colour which went all the way through his work was another part of that i think. i think his legacy is that as well as trying to show that modern buildings could still create a civilised city. that they did not have to be a vast landscape of horrible, brutal concrete. he really stripped them out and allowed you in and allowed you to see how things worked. what were some of the buildings that stood out to you personally? well, i love the madrid airport. that exquisite terminal is magnificent and very, very easy to understand that it very, very easy to understand thatitis very, very easy to understand that it is not the kind of building that put some people off the way i know the lloyd's building in london does, although i've always loved it, but the madrid air terminal which has this magnificent set of columns that gradually change colour following the spectrum, going from red to orange to yellow all the way to green and blue a

so many opinions and views on the rights and wrongs — so what has it done for the sport, nick parrott than 2a hours a picture of handed out in abu dhabi, this formula one season is still being debated. there was controversy on the opening lap when really, that was allowed to stay ahead of max stopping. and controversy after the race directors rulings regarding the safety car with team right behind hamilton on fresher tires for the final lap. the outcome was inevitable with the dutchman overtaking the break—in to become well championed for the first time. he would invite for his funds. i had civen u- he would invite for his funds. i had given up all— he would invite for his funds. i had given up all hepe _ he would invite for his funds. i had given up all hope and _ he would invite for his funds. i i—f. given up all hope and then a he would invite for his funds. i i5.c given up all hope and then a miracle happened. the gods knew he deserved it. was that they driver. find it. was that they driver. and desair it. was that they driver. and despair for _ it. was that they driver. and despai

. >> reporter: jasmine parrott was home alone when the storm started ripping through her neighborhoodield, kentucky. one of the main epicenters of the storm. >> my mom was like, just get in the bathtub right now. >> reporter: she says minutes later, she went from being in her apartment to crawling out of the woods with no memory of how she got there. >> that's when i heard a loud noise, and that's when i started rolling, and ended up in the woods, dug myself out and went to my neighbor's, and she let me in. >> reporter: jasmine says that's when she realized how serious her injuries were. >> i didn't know my head was busted open. i didn't know i had a fractured ankle. i didn't know none of that until i got to my neighbor's and she let me in. i was losing a lot of blood. once i got in her house, then i seen it. >> reporter: also in kentucky our victor oquendo spoke to dr. grant fraser who said people immediately came pouring into the hospital despite having no power or way to call 911. >> multiple people came in by pickup truck, pulled up to the ambulance bay and ended up getting hauled

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