paula? >> the prime minister weighed in with a statement saying australians made many sacrifices during the pandemic and they rightly expect the result of those sacrifices to be protected. can you give us some insight, paula, just in terms of how australians are reacting to this in the moment? i know it only just happened, but given all that has transpired in nearly two years and as the prime minister rightly characterizes it, sacrifices, do you think they will be satisfied with this decision? >> reporter: well, just briefly talking to family and friends about this, paula, there is no surprise that this has happened, that they have said this is what they expected to happen. no australian i've spoken to is happy about the situation because nobody comes out of this looking good. not tennis australia, not the government, not novak djokovic. but they do, many believe, that this was what needed to happen. as you say, the border controls in this country were among the toughest in the world. you ha

i'm paula newton.re watching "cnn newsroom." >>> serbian tennis player novak djokovic is being deported from australia. now the decision also ends djokovic's hopes of defending his australian open title and winning a record 21st grand slam. for more on this story, want to turn to world sports patrick snell here in atlanta with us and patrick, we begin with you. the drama for now for this tournament and the focus on tennis, i'm curious what you thought of djokovic's statements and what do you think that does towards maybe trying to heal what's happened in the last -- heal from what's happened in the last few days? >> reporter: i thought it was very conciliatory, very gracious in tone. i think that is something that stuck out at me. his statement was quite revealing. i want to get to this very quickly. tennis australia organizers, they just put out a statement saying that they respect the decision of the federal court so a brief reference to that in their statement wishing all the players well for the to

i'm paula newton.head here on "cnn newsroom" tennis number one novak djokovic is back in detention as he appeals a second visa cancellation. we will take you live to melbourne and belgrade. >>> plus, ukraine recovers from a cyber attack as the pentagon accuses an excuse to its neighbor. we'll go to those details. >>> and a winter storm sweeps across america, derek van dam tells us how bad it will be. and here's the thing, how best you can prepare. >>> so serbian tennis star novak djokovic is fighting to stay in australia at this open to compete at the australian open, failure to get vaccinated against covid-19 contributed to the pat of his visa. he's back in detention a day after being able to practice on the courts. and an appeal hearing will be the player's last chance to avoid deportation. paula hancocks joins me live. as you were saying, djokovic will have to wait to sunday morning melbourne time plead his case. why don't you brings up to date on what to expect and how this will unfold. >> reporter

paula? >> nadia, thank you so much for your reporting and a lot of parents have this top of mind right now. thank you. >>> i want to bring in dr. peter hotez, a professor and dean of medicine at baylor college of medicine. and dr. william schaffner, professor at vanderbilt medical center. dr. hotez, i want to start with you. i the hospitalization numbers are clearly troubling. what would you advise parents to do, especially parents with children who youare too young te vaccinated? what are the risks their children face? >> what's happening, paula, with omicron -- we saw a little bit with delta, but it's even more so with omicron and we've seen in in south africa and the u.k. as well. this is so highly transmissible that it's not necessarily that the virus is targeting kids. it's just that they're getting swept up along with everybody else. and many kids are getting admitted to the hospital and found after the fact they had covid because they've actually been admitted for other reasons. other

paula. >> yeah, sam.inue to ask for more military help and others as this goes forward in the coming weeks. sam kiley for us. >>> professor robert english is the director of european studies at the university of southern california. earlier, i asked him what he thinks about the allegations of what sam was talking about there, those russian so-called false flag attacks. take a listen. >> i think there's a bit of a propaganda game going on, on both sides. i have no doubt that russia has operatives in ukraine, they've had for some time. it seems kind of amateurish, imagine at the same time they're trying to secretly prepare a pretext for invasion they're hacking ukrainian websites and announcing they're coming. that's not consistent. for the russian part, they're accusing us of producing weapons and producing a genocide. i'm a little skeptical for both, it's part of the propaganda war that's ratcheting up at this moment. >> and that was professor robert english there and we thank you him for his insights. >>

>> i do, paula.irst of all, the failure to act during those 187 minutes, those three plus hours, that is crucial. i think it's really damning and i think it's really telling as to donald trump's intent. if he saw what was happening and it was not what he wanted to happen, it was not what he intended to happen, he could have and would've very easily taken action. it's not just the failure to act. it's the fact that he set this all in motion in the first place over the weeks and hours leading up to january 6th. i've said before i see potential federal crimes here. election interference is a federal crime. trying to obstruct congress from counting the electoral votes is a federal crime. we don't even have to get into the tricky first amendment issue of whether donald trump incited this riot or not. to me there is much more clear-cut crimes that could be applicable to donald trump and others in his power circle here. >> but if we take that a few steps further, you analyze and report extensively on merric

paula, he says he respects the decision. at the end of the day that decision means he has to leave australia. where is he now? what more do we know of his movements in the coming hours? >> reporter: well, paula, novak djokovic could be leaving within the next hour from australia. we don't have the details at this point but we know there are flights out this evening that he could take. it's about 9 p.m. sunday evening local time and you could maimage and you can imagine novak djokovic will not want to hang around now that he lost the court case. earlier in the day he was at the lawyer's office and he was escorted everywhereby two border force officials. his fitness coach was packing up weights and equipment, exercise equipment so looking like they are getting ready to leave. now certainly he has talked about his disappointment. the court itself, the decision was unanimous. there were three judges and they all sided with the government. they did point out though that it wasn't up to them to judge the merits of this decision by

>> it was, paula. i was there covering the event and officials were trying to obviously allow for social distancing but obviously when you have 15,000 people cramming into times square, that's certainly not very easy. now, they were requiring that everybody there be fully vaccinated and even wear masks, even though it was an outdoor vaccinated event. nonetheless, that has done little to calm the concerns of many health officials that worry that these kinds of large gatherings can certainly lied to another increase on top of what we're already seeing. new york has continued to stay on that trend of basically breaking its own record with another 76,000 people testing positive yesterday. look at hospitalizations, paula. this is certainly concerning here where roughly 7,900 people in the hospital right now. you can see that this is why officials are worried right now since technically many of those people who are vaccinated would potentially have to seek some medical attention and that is what could add mo

paula: el programa de ayuda podrÍa quedarse sin fondos.a. >> tambiÉn estÁ el Índice de fallecidos. hay sÍntomas a largo plazo. >> la mayorÍa de funerarias estÁn preparadas >> si el hospital no cuenta con una morgue ellos le van a hablan la primera funeraria que le venga a la mente. paula: saludo a fernanda ramos que tiene el pronÓstico del tiempo. fernanda: asÍ se ha estado viendo en el Área de la bahÍa. algo de nubosidad todavÍa presente con nosotros. nubosidad que se sigue acercando a nuestra zona. podemos observar actividad de lluvia pasajera. fÍjese cÓmo se comportan las temperaturas en el caso de que tenga que salir con un abrigo. no estoy esperando nada de lluvia. tome fotografÍas. pronÓstico libre de lluvia. un fin de semana estarÁ espectacular vamos a estar viendo ♪ ♪ hugo: buenas tardes, quÉ gusto saludarlos. arrancamos con la actividad en la serie a. "chucky" lozano se luce con doblete. abre el marcador . al 47 hirving lozano con una mala actuaciÓn. se reivindicÓ y anotÓ doblete. quedÓ lista la ronda divisional. los 49's intentan

polo, happy new year. >> thank you, paula.his year, workers standing in lines to get covid tested. that's because new york state continued yesterday, closed off the year, following that trend of shattering its own record when it comes to daily numbers of covid cases. about 76,000 new yorkers tested positive again yesterday. 7900 new yorkers in the hospital right now. that's certainly concerning as these kinds of numbers are the ones that really add strain to these health care facilities that have already been through the wringer when it comes to previous surges. that's one of the reasons fema is sending in sources, medical resources to hospitals throughout the state. because of these numbers that are not expected to drop, at least not immediately. there is hope, obviously that this wave could be potentially short-lived. and ultimately, we will see it. i was out here in times square yesterday, seeing the massive crowds. it's interesting new yorkers were greatly reduced in numbers, about 58,000 that we usually see prepandemic, t

paula: vuelva a saludar a fernanda ramos. de tiempo bastante nubladas. en mercurio se mantendrÁ en el rango de los 52. >> se estÁ alistando. no estaba captando nada de precipitaciÓn. estÁ llegando en zona del pacÍfico. se estÁ repitiendo en nuestra ciudad al norte. las temperaturas el jueves estarÁn bastante agradables. yo espero que tenga los planes al aire libre. el domingo completamente soleado. paola: llegamos presentadora: es martes 18 de enero. uno de cada seis caso de covid—19 en estados unidos afecta a un niÑo segÚn los cdc. los contagios obligaron a cancelar clases presenciales en el paÍs. la casa blanca estrenÓ una pÁgina de internet donde se pueden solicitar hasta cuatro pruebas de covid—19 gratis por hogar. le contamos cÓmo hacerlo. l

paula: sabe si su hijo usa algÚn tipo de drogas?on el sello n 30. >> esta es la segunda ocasiÓn en que se enfrentan cargos de homicidio. cÓmo saber si su hijo usa este tipo de drogas? >> hay que buscar la seÑal. >> es experto en esconder sus hÁbitos. >> mÁs triste, mÁs enojado. hay cambios anÍmicos. le ponerlos prestigio y cerraduras a su puerta y su habitaciÓn. si hubiere algÚn tipo de alimento como la leche por la acidez que puedes producir las cintas. no alina por lo general compra mucho chicle. ceceÑa otero aconseja revisar las mochilas para ver si encuentra algo sospechoso. todas estas recomendaciones las puedes descargar en nuestra aplicaciÓn de univisiÓn 14. paula: en quÉ condado se siente mÁs el cambio de temperatura? se lo pregunto nuestra me meteorÓloga. es bastante similar hacia el sur donde apenas vemos los 40 grados. procure mantenerse bien abrigado y hacer uso del atuendo adecuado. camino a casa no olvide su chamarra. las tuberÍas pueden sufrir de este frÍo congelantes. recuerde hacer uso de estas recomendaciones que p

paula? >> and the problem there is that infection continue to rise and there is still the danger of new variants. you know, as omicron continues to punish europe, though, and as we mentioned, the cases are high in places like france, as well. and countries still, though, continue to want to move towards that easing of restrictions. how does that square, especially with the protests that we just saw in europe? >> reporter: well, the protests are clearly against the vaccine mandates that you're seeing in some places, the vaccine passport, like you just mentioned in france. france is doing some of both. they're doing some more restrictions and also doing some easing. so this vaccine passport for 16-year-olds and over, to do a lot of things in everyday life goes into effect tomorrow. to get into a restaurant or bar, you need proof of vaccination. not just a negative test to get on a long-distance train as well. but at the same time, the french prime minister announcing they're going to allow in

paula? >> yeah. a lot to consider there, especially given that in some pockets, there is still that hesitancy, as we were just speaking with our other guest. al goodman for us in madrid, appreciate it. >>> now, a new wave of omicron in new zealand has forced the prime minister to cancel her wedding. ja cinda ardern had been plannig to marry her longtime partner, tv personality, clark gifford, sometime soon. they have one child together and it's not clear that their actual wedding date was. as ardern says, such is life. >> my wedding will not be going ahead, but i just joined many other new zealanders who have had an experience like that as a result of the pandemic. and to anyone who is caught up in that scenario, i'm so sorry. but you are -- we are all so resilient. and i know we understand that we're doing this for one another. >> now, as for the pandemic, the p.m. says new zealand health officials have reported nine new omicron cases in a single family household. the country is now on red light. it

i'm paula newton. right here on "cnn newsroom," the new year is not loosening the pandemic's grip across the world. we'll look at whether south africa's experience can give us a clue as to when the omicron surge will peak. >>> plus, we're live in the cnn weather center on the severe weather threatening millions of people right across the united states. plus, as russia continues its military buildup, president biden is expected to speak with ukraine's president today, to reassure him of u.s. support. we are live in moscow with the latest . >>> and we begin in the united states, where the latest covid surge is shattering records again. the u.s. is now averaging more than 394,000 new cases a day, the fifth day in a row a new high was set. and remember, that's the seven-day average. most states, you see it there, the ones in dark red, have seen daily case counts rise by 50% or more in the last week. now, so far, thankfully, hospitalizations and deaths are lower than the peaks that we saw in 2021, but that

todo esto paula: continuamos. el regreso a clases ha provocadorelaciones encontradas. hacer la tarea. >> cuÁndo te sentiste? >> feliz porque puedo mirar. >> se estÁ sintiendo segura. >> a mÍ me gustarÍa que este nuevo brote cerraran la escuela. >> yo sÍ, no hacen tarea y no hacen nada. >> me dijeron que durante esta primer semana el horario es mÁs limitado. >> regreso de manera mÁs lenta. sabemos que los padres estaban un poco nerviosos. podÍan tomar su almuerzo para llegar a casa. >> los estudiantes regresaron esta semana a las escuelas con mÁs medidas de seguridad. >> tenemos menos personal resultando positivo. habÍa 81 clases. ayer habÍa habÍa sÓlo 33.33 ya es un nÚmero mÁs manejable. >> me gusta estar en la escuela porque aprendemos mÁs. >> te gusta mÁs venir a la escuela? >> mÁs era la escuela porque aprendo mÁs. >> el gobierno federal comienza a distribuir mascarillas en el paÍs. este tipo de mascarillas ofrecen un nivel mayor de protecciÓn contra el coronavirus. hay mascarillas que son falsas. >> segÚn los centros del control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades esta fa

i'm paula newton. you are watching "cnn newsroom." the world is ring ing in 2022 after the pandemic. some cities celebrated as usual, while others opted for more scaled back festivities. new york city welcomed the new year with a party in times square. >> seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! >> some of the images we are used to seeing, but thanks to a huge spike of covid cases, it wasn't the same. audience was capped at 15,000 instead of 60. everyone had to be fully vaccinated and wear a mask. the scaled back celebrations come as the u.s. shatters the average daily case record again as the new year rings in. as you can see from the map, i mean, it is completely red. not much other than red. the u.s. set a record on friday with more than 380,000 new cases. that is the seven-day average. experts are predicting a blizzard of new infections in the coming weeks. officials worry that could lead to a tidal wave of hospitalizations, especially an among children. it is no wonder as covid child admissions are at a record high in the united

final thoughts to you, paula canny. what happens to her former boyfriend, sunny balwani. >> i would have watched the entire thing to see how the testimony came in. i might reach out to the prosecution, see if i can cut a deal. perhaps i'm thinking about it, i actually thought what if elizabeth holmes' lawyers went to the government and said hey, we can help you in your case against sunny to give some further consideration for her in her sentencing. so i'm sure there is a lot of machinations going on behind the scenes on each of the defendants teams to leverage a better result for their respective client. >> that is some fascinating incite. all right. paula canny and scott budman, thank you. i presume we'll be talking with you in the weeks to come as we grow closer to the sentencing day. we appreciate your time tonight. our coverage of elizabeth holmes continues at nbcbayarea.com and our nbc bay area app. very useful tools here 24/7. it includes a look back at the entire trial and a complete detailed breakdown of today's

paula reid begins our coverage out front. so, paula, you know, six people. this is a very big day and the first of the president's family now involved. so what else do you know about the phone records that i understand they both subpoenaed and obtained involving eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle, soon-to-be the former president's daughter-in-law. >> that's right, erin, this appears to be-let first time they have subpoenaed records related to a member of the former president's family. now, here lawmakers have subpoenaed and they have obtained records of phone numbers related to eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle who as you just noted is engaged to eric's brother, donald trump jr. now, it's important to note that these records do not show the contents of conversations or the contents of calls. they show incoming and outgoing calls. they show the length of calls. and cnn has previously reported that the committee has subpoenaed similar records from over 100 different people. now, this is significant because both eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle, they had a sign

paula? >> yeah, the extreme temperatures, it has been absolute -- i don't recall a time where i've seen these kind of temperature extremes and we're all going through it. derek van dam, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> now, colorado officials will bring in cadaver dogs today to er search for three people missing after a massive wildfire. officials initially thought no one was killed when the fire tore through boulder city, but now they now say that those three people are unlikely to be found alive because homes associated with them have been burned to the ground. natasha chen has more. >> reporter: not a lot of details about where they're from, but two communities here have experienced extreme loss, with hundreds of homes, up to a thousand of them potentially destroyed. some families are just now discovering that their home and everything they owned is gone. here's one family describing what they saw as the flames quickly approached and how they felt when they came back to the rubble. >> w

paula: Éstas son imÁgenes desde el puente golden gate. tenemos el pronÓstico del tiempo.oticias univisiÓn 14" comienza y a . buenas noches, los saluda paola berrueta. los desalojo no dejan de preocupara nuestra comunidad. el concejo municipal analizÓ las zonas para evitar desalojos. ramÓn adame habla de lo que sucediÓ en la ciudad. >> el consejo considerÓ nuevas protecciones para los inquilinos. finalmente se tomÓ una decisiÓn y esta noche se votÓ en contra de extender las protecciones para ciertos inquilinos. >> nosotros estamos trabajando en la campaÑa. hay desalojos. >> en richmond todavÍa hay protecciones. hasta san leandro tiene protecciÓn. >> una ordenanza que no dejen la cuerda floja a los inquilinos en santiago. >> va a proteger a todos los inquilinos. deben estar protegiendo a la comunidad. >> tienen la oportunidad de parar algunos desalojos. >> prohÍben las medidas por no pagar la renta. >> necesitan remodelaciÓn los edificios. >> en la noche hablaron sobre esta ordenanza de moratoria de emergencias. esto sucediÓ en la ciudad de sao pablo. si hay algÚn cambio se

paula?> melanie zanona, thank you so much. >>> joining me now senior political analyst and adviser to four presidents, david gergen and cnn analyst and staff writer for "the new yorker" susan glasser. david, the big headline from all of this is that someone talked. we don't know who, just that they were in the white house while trump was in his private dining room watching tv as the insurrection unfolded. there have been a lot of big developments, but this does feel like it could be a major turning point in the january 6th investigation. >> it may be. i think it's too early to tell. a lot of people are pretty set in their views and believe what they're told on fox news or someplace like that. we've already got two-thirds of republicans who still believe the big lie. so even with evidence, it may not shift things that much. but i do think we are getting closer to the truth and what we need to know is through the documents and through people like liz cheney and her bravery is exactly what the

paula: gracias, fernanda. drogas. >> yo no tomo hace 25 aÑos. >> en una ocasiÓn tomÉ y me perdÍ, no supe quÉ pasÓ. destruÍ todo, habÍa quebrado la mesa de centro, bueno, parecÍa que habÍa pasado un huracÁn. >> en quÉ momento decidiste buscar ayuda? >> decidÍ buscar ayuda en alcohÓlicos anÓnimos. tenÍan informaciÓn, sino no hubiera sabido dÓnde asistir. >> un conductor ebrio matÓ a una oficial, —— un oficial, este hecho dejÓ una viuda y dos hijos huÉrfanos. >> sentido dolor y sentÍ tristeza. no sÉ, quisiÉramos gritarle al mundo que aquÍ estamos para ayudarlos. >> aquÍ estÁ la ayuda, este es el grupo fe y esperanza. cuando uno maneja de noche o de madrugada es recomendable viajar en los carriles del centro. si uno sabe que tiene problemas del colo drogas lo mejor es buscar ayuda. >> fe y esperanza tambiÉn es el nombre de nuestro grupo. puedes volver a vivir sin ♪ >> continuamos, los trabajadores tendrÁnmÁs dÍas para cumplir con el mandato de vacunaciÓn. >> ella empezamos desde el aÑo pasado con esa transiciÓn. n

i'm paula newton live at cnn center in atlanta and we begin with breaking news. the australian government is trying to deport the world's top-ranked tennis player for the second time. the australian prime minister weighing in just minutes ago saying the decision to revoke the visa of novak djokovic protects australians, quote, sacrifices. the country's immigration minister lowered the boom two hours ago saying it's in the public's best interest for him to just go home.

el reporte es de marÍa paula ochoa. >> por varias semanas mary lucÓo contra la muerte entubado por covidales. >> no se habÍa vacunado por temor a las consecuencias y sufriÓ la peor de todas contagiarse con el virus, ahora siente que la vida le dio una nueva oportunidad. >> pero cada vez son mÁs los que pierden la batalla en la Última semana, en el paÍs, murieron unas 1800 personas un aumento de casi # 37% desde la semana anterior, solo en los Ángeles fueron 40 muertes por dÍa el nÚmero mÁs alto en diez meses casi todos no vacunados. >> las personas que tienen problemas crÓnicos y terminaron con complicaciones en el hospital. >> las funerarias de nieve estÁn viendo los cuerpos acumularse. >> un proceso de diez dÍas de antes, ahora lo estamos sacando en unas tres a cuatro semanas a veces hasta dos meses. >> mÁs aÚn con las ausencias de trabajadores contagiados difÍciles de reemplazar. >> solicitando empleados capaces de manejar el estrÉs, poder atender familias y saber que tienen al lado persona fallecidas. >> los hospitales no se dan abasto con 156 mil pacientes hospitalizados durante la

i'm paula newton at cnn center. we begin with that breaking news. tennis star novak djokovic has lost his bid to stay in australia and defend his title in the australian open. he now faces deportation. the hearing was djokovic's last attempt to stay in the country despite having his visa revoked now twice over his covid vaccination status. but the court ultimately sided with australia's immigration minister, who revoked the visa over concerns the unvaccinated star's presence could spur a rise in anti-vaccine sentiment. cnn is covering every angle of this story around the globe. scott mcclain is standing by in belgrade, serbia, with reactions from djokovic's home country. we also have reporters on the ground in australia. we want to go first to our own phil black who's been following all of this from melbourne. the judges a little while ago making that announcement. and i think beyond the actual decision, they really had some interesting things to say about what they were deciding in this case and what they weren't deciding in this case. >> paula, a

paula hancocks is live outside the facility where djokovic is detained. paula, what's the latest? have been some concessions made to the world tennis star and know he has been allowed, for example, gluten-free foods and some exercise equipment, but he has, according to his lawyers, been continually saying can he be moved elsewhere so he can continue to train for the australian open. that has been denied up until this point. there are supporters of novak djokovic outside the facility calling for his release. monday is the day and just hours from now we will hear whether or not he will be deported or whether he will be allowed to stay in australia and be above the australian open. now, we are hearing nor details about the timeline of how this evolved and raising questions, for example, december 10th, that was the deadline to be brought forward to tennis australia, december 16th when novak djokovic apparently tested positive. this is according to court documents. this is what his lawyers are saying, that december 16th was the first pcr test testing positive. the same day he was seen

paula reed is working the story for us. paula, what are you learning?ey want to talk to rudy giuliani eventually. chairman benny thompson told cnn the former mayor is an integral part of whatever happens here, he is on the list of people they would like to talk to at some point. not surprising. giuliani was personal attorney for president trump including in the lead up to the insurrection, one of the leading figures, pedaling false claims of election fraud. he was one of the speakers at the stop the steal rally that preceded the capitol riot. at one point told the crowd to engage in trial by combat over election results. as to whether they'll ask giuliani to come involuntarily as they have with other high profile republicans or if they'll subpoena him, thompson said they're working through the process and didn't give a timeline when this could potentially happen. giuliani's attorney robert costello said the outreach about his client was the first he heard about this and suggested any information giuliani would have would be covered by attorney/client pr

to paula reid's point.ther witnesses said trump is claiming executive privilege and i'm going to hide behind that until the courts route. i won't cooperate until they know what they say about the former president. 8-1. don't get that that often. 8-1 the court says turn over the documents. does that open the floodgates. does nip else now have a case to hang on to the documents? >> maybe mark meadowses has a conversation because there will be conversations that the former white house chief of staff that we as americans should agree, that that the white house chief of staff and the president should be able to communicate and there may be conversations that he had with his lawyers that also should be subject to some sort of privilege. but, no, allies of the president did not indefinitely hide behind this idea of executive privilege, that the court really threw water on last night. >> they threw water on it. it's interesting. again, you know, donald trump has three appointees to that supreme court. one of them,

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nacional, en los Ángeles han alcanzado los 200 mil nuevos enfermos, vamos con los detalles con maría paulara intentar manejar la balanza. >> antonio muy buenas tardes y mira nada más la línea de personas esperando para hacerse la prueba de covid-19 y de hecho, muchos madrugaron para asegurarse que iban a conseguir una y para garantizar que los resultados se van a entregar lo más pronto posible y es que el gobierno desplegó a unos 50 oficiales para ayudar en estos momentos de crisis. >> con congestión nasal y tos ivonne estuvo dos horas en línea para la prueba esperrando. >> pasamos por muchas partes. >> el problema es que muchos lugares están llenos y se tardan hasta 4 días para darte tus resultados. >> por eso en california ya asisten los oficiales de la guardia nacional en algunos centros y oficiales dedelaware se certifican como enfermeros en solo dos semanas. >> nunca pensé en mi vida que sería asistente de enfermero dice este oficial. >> los síntomas son similares a los de la gripe. >> algunos contagiados no están claros con los protocolos de los cdc. >> puedes salir con tu mascarilla

paula hancocks is with us live from melbourne.h what we extr expect to see in the next 24 hours. >> reporter: christi, djokovic's is in detention overnight tonight, clearly not where he would want to be so close to the australian open. he was detained this saturday morning. he was interviewed once again by immigration officials. he then had time with his lawyers to prepare for what's coming up on sunday, but he was constantly escorted by border force officials as he was in detention. 9:30 a.m. local time tomorrow, that's just about seven hours away is when the full hearing starts. this is where detailed arguments will begin. we expect it will be done within the day. certainly djokovic's lawyers said they want that to happen. time is of the essence. he is supposed to be on court for round one on monday. but we don't have any guarantees of that at this point. in court filings we had more indication of what the government argument is, what the immigration minister is arguing by cancelling the visa once again. he said it is in the pub

casos de covid-19 y por eso el colapso de nuevos sitios de pruebas, vamos con los detalles con maría paulaa estuvo esperando ivonne. >>estábamos de vacaciones y acá estamos. >> con ella también otros buscan saber si están contagiados. >> es que los lugares están llenos y tardando hasta 4 días para saber resultados. >> por eso oficiales de la guardia nacional en california asisten algunos centros y en clases relámpagos oficiales en delaware se promocionan como asistente de enfermero. >> nunca pensé asistente de enfermero. >> la variante Ómicron del coronavirus causa incertidumbre y confusión porque los síntomas son similares a la gripe. me dio calentara y quiero asegurarme que está bien. >> que puedes salir con tu mascarilla puesta. >> dice no es necesario hacerse la prueba de nuevo. >> después de 10 días no eres contagioso. >> pero con pacientes en la mayoría no vacunados . >> ana dice que es importante hacerse la prueba para ver si estás contagiado y prevenir más contagios. >> maría paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >> en medio de tanto contagio no se consigue tener una psotura común los pe

but let's cross live now to paula slayer. in berlin . hi there, paula. the new german government seems to be taking an increasingly tough line ticket through the latest. well, the latest is that we've heard from the german chancellor, all of sholtes who agreed with the leaders of the 16 states of germany to impose strict rules and regulations in an attempt to try and counter the spread of cove at 19, at a press conference that was held on friday here in the capital city of berlin. a new regulation has been put in place, particularly for restaurants and bars. now here, as you mentioned, access would only be given to people who have not only had to vaccinations, but in addition, have also had either a booster or a negative taste. so it's no longer enough just to have had to vaccination. if a person has had that booster, they will then not me to corrine team if they come into contact with a person who does taste positive for covert amongst the other things, there is to be a shortening of the quarantine or the self isolation period. and until now has seen a

este arreglo no es deducible como gasto médico, paula.se mudó con todas sus cosas. can i claim her as a dependant? te puedo ayudar con eso, lucy. pero no con todo eso. conseguí una chamba haciendo voces. ahora puedes deducir esas clases de voz. obtén el máximo reembolso sabiendo que tus taxes están bien hechos you do your thing. we've got your taxes. con metro by t-mobile recibe mÁs con el gran cambio a 5g. que tus taxes están bien hechos ahora con la selección más grande de teléfonos 5g gratis como el samsung galaxy 5g y una línea 5g sin límites por solo $25. solo en metro. abraham: cuando me dijer que mi niño tenía cáncer, pues todavía no podía creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron. abraham: la palabra esperanza para mí es que mi niño va a vivir más, mucho más. saint jude ha ayudado a nosotros el tratamiento de mi niño, para niño. saint jude para mi ahora es como mi casa y mi familia. quería aprovechar para agradecerle a isa de state farm por el precio de amigo que me dio. no es precio de amigo, los precios

paula hancocks joins us from melbourne, australia, with the latest. paula, this caused the uproar in a country that suffered through so many lockdowns. >> that's right, brianna. he has won the battle but maybe not the war. we know novak djokovic is a free man. we've been here from a press conference, his family in serbia says he's already gone on to a tennis court to practice, trying to get his mind towards the australian open. what we heard from the judge today was that he ordered him to be released, ordered that the government pay for all his legal costs and said that there was procedural issues with him being refused or canceling that visa, saying that he was not allowed to speak to his lawyer or to tennis australia organizers and that was incorrect. so now he is a free man, but we've already heard from the immigration ministry saying that they reserve the right for the minister himself to actually turn this over once again, and say that he personally will cancel the visa. we do not know if he will do that. we know that the ministry is currently lo

paula, let's turn to the january 6th committee now going after kimberly guilfoyle and eric trump. it's the first kind of direct action that we know of that the committee has taken against the trump family. is it clear what kind of information and detail the committee is getting that they were able to obtain from these phone records? >> with these specific records they obtained, they're not getting the contents of conversations. instead, they're getting some information about incoming, outgoing calls, the date of the calls, the lengths of the calls, a log for text messages but not the actual messages themself. as you noted, this appears to be the first time the committee has directly targeted a member of the trump family. the committee appears to be interested in eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle because of their involvement in the stop the steal rally. this information and data they're gathering, it may not be specifically for eric trump or kimberly guilfoyle. they can use this to match up what they know about other potential witnesses as they try to piece together who was talking

paula hancocks for us in seoul. paula, thank you very much. great to see you. >>> this is the scene in belgium, brussels. some 50,000 people demonstrated against covid restrictions on sunday. a clash between police and protesters led to a dozen arrests. when protests turned violent, police used tear gas. they also used water cannon you can see there. now, according to authorities at least three officers and 12 demonstrators were hospitalized because of their injuries. let's bring in cnn's scott mclane who has the latest from the weekend protests over restrictions and mandates. and, scott, let's start with those images out of belgium. what do these protesters want to see from the government? because covid cases there continue to spike from what i understand. >> reporter: yeah, look, isa, these protesters want to see the restrictions, the covid restrictions in belgium and across europe start to go away. right now in belgium, well, those protesters by the letter of the law should have been wearing masks because they were at a large gathering. the

i'm paula newton. here on "cnn newsroom" tennis number one novak djokovic is back in detention as he appeals a second visa cancellation. we will take you live to melbourne and belgrade. >>> plus, ukraine recovers from a cyber attack as the pentagon accuses an excuse to its neighbor. we'll go to thos

paula reid, thanks very much. let's bring in former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. also with us, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutors elliott williams. andrew, this indictment makes it clear the insurrection wasn't spontaneous. this was a plan, apparently months in the work by a dangerous extremist group according to the charges. what stands out to you? >> wolf, it's a remarkable indictment. it's 81 pages long, incredibly dense with lots of facts and communications between the co-conspirators. what it really highlights is this complicated and complex level of planning that went into the activities they undertook on january 6th, planning that involved financial planning, travel planning, pre event training in different locations, the procurement of weapons, the deployment of those weapons to a special place where they would be able to access them on the 6th if need be. so this was very clearly a premeditated, thought-out agreement among these 11 people and also followed by a number of specific acts that they undertook in furtherance of the conspiracy. very,

maría paula amplía >> el distrito escolar está listo para dar la bienvenida a sus estudiantes >> tenemos por ahora aprendan desde casa >> están contraynedo el covid-19 y tenemos en casa mi hija más chiquita no está vacunada >> los contagios lleva a los niños a los hospitales en cifras récords. lo que preocupa a muchos doctores >> sé que pensamos que la clase s el mejor espacio para los niños, pero el riesgo es más alto que beneficios. >> la directora de los centro para el control y la prevención de enfermedades aseguró a fox que la mayoría niños hospitalizados no están vacunados y quienes no lifican tienen más probabilidades de enfermarse >> un granregresó a clases la s pasada y miles de niños resultaron contagiados y cientos de maestros resultaron enfermos >> se reportaron enfermos al ver que escuelas no tenían suficientes medidas de seguridad >> exigimos mascarillas de más eficaces para todos los alumnos y maestros >> en chicago continúa discusiones para maestros y el gobierno que inste que deben ser presenciales. >> [habla en inglés] >> sabemos que el lugar más seguro para los niños e

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>> paula reid, thank you so much. let's talk about this with our legal experts. let me start with you. your take on this rarely used seditious conspiracy charge against 11 people all affiliated with the oathkeepers. >> well, jake, now we're starting to get somewhere in terms of this conspiracy investigation by the justice department. in my view seditious conspiracy is exactly the right charge for the gravity of the events on january 6th because it involves a conspiracy by force, which is a key part to prevent, hinder, delay the execution of any law of the united states. and in the case of january 6th it involved both constitutional provisions as well as statutory provisions, the counting of the votes, and congress's ability to facilitate the transfer of power. so a huge indictment by the justice department. important, also, in terms of the practice of the justice department ta hat they are speaking through their indictment, their charging document, itself, laying out all the facts in that court pleading. >> and the indictment is stark. these individuals allegedly

>>> all right, for more on the trial, let's bring in our legal expert, paula canny. let's start with what scott was talking about. a mixed bag of what was guilty and what was motte. not. it seems that the jury convicted her on the charges of where she defrauded investors but not patients. what makes that different? why do you think one over the other? >> i think it has to do with her testimony. remember, elizabeth holmes testified. so clearly what i take from the jury's verdict is that in some instances they didn't hold elizabeth holmes responsible. she didn't have any direct contact with the patients. it wasn't her doing anything. but, as to the investors, it was her words that enticed the investors to make the contribution to the business. and i think what the jury found is at that they didn't, that she knew at that what she was saying wasn't true. when she was trying to get that money. so i do want to say, this is a huge win for the prosecution. all they need is one guilty verdict. so they got four guilty verdicts. i mean, she will be sentenced. she most likely th

s. terrorists used ammonium nitrate in germany. chew has paula has set up an organizational structure and stored ammonium nitrate in spring. 2020 as will. i was banned in germany, but it continues to operate illegally. has more please lang, their haitian. much like okada and are likely going to take their time to pick and choose their spots where they feel like they can have maximum impact at the end of the day. their ross on the tray right is terrorism. just like drug cartels, terrorist groups like, has blown need to launder their money and move it around the world. often major financial centers are used in london, former finance watchdog and banker gram barrows has seen the practice close up. london is a kind of perfect stole new legal system, which is useful corporate structures which are useful that provides a loss of the toes with which to own the money. so companies, for example, that, that exists solely to, to move money around the world. 80 percent of global trade is done in dollars. so a few large banks play a key role, only they have license to inject dollars into the financ

erin. >> thank you very much, paula, with all that new information.r assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and david becker, who was a prosecutor in the voting section of the justice department's civil rights division. so, ellie, let me start with the plot that paula was laying out. 14 people tied to that subpoena. they are obviously not going to get all 14 to cooperate and it is a long process but do you think they will get a few? and is a few or a handful enough? >> yeah, erin, there is so much here and one thing we have seen this week is that the committee is really focused laser like on these fake electoral certificates and rightly so because on one level, those certificates are evidence of a broader plot to overthrow this election. but also, more narrowly, in my view, those certificates are the cleanest example yet we've seen of a potential federal crime. now, it is one thing to have talks, conversations. at some point, they cross a line into a criminal conspiracy. where that line is perhaps is debatable. however, it is a

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