and i'm very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada, you know? is that what's going on here? is it -- is it national, uh, quebecois fervor? >> david: i think that's very much it. he's very much a patriot. i say all the time this is one of the most important restaurants, to me, in north america, if not the world. it's an art installation, if you actually look at it. >> anthony: the meal begins -- begins -- with a tower of maple desserts. good lord. sponge maple toffee. maple donuts. beaver tails. maple cotton candy. but, but, but wait, there's more. almond croissants, whippet biscuits, some nougat. >> david: yeah. >> anthony: ah, there we go. i think that's a first for me. i've never seen that done. >> david no? >> anthony: well, not with a hammer. let the madness begin. next, a whole lobe of foie gras with baked beans, on a pancake, cooked in duck fat, of course, cottage cheese and eggs, cooked in maple syrup. wow. that's awesome. there's a healthy salad, sautéed duck hearts, gizzards, and pig's ear, topped with a heaping pile of fried pork rinds

it was seen as establishing the catholic faith in quebec.nd i have to say from our modern perspective, we really have to admire the british government for being willing to allow catholics in quebec to continue worshipping as catholics, because britain was very much a protestant country, at the time catholics couldn't even vote in the mother country. and they didn't give catholics in quebec the right to vote but they did give them the right to basically tax themselves to pay for their church. in most colonies there were church taxes and you had to pay for the established church, that's the anglican or episcopal church in virginia and so forth. the big church of most of the colonists in canada was the catholic church and the british government tolerated that, allowed them to have church taxes for catholics. that infuriated the puritans of new england. puritan doesn't mean sexual pure purei -- purity, it means pure of catholics. the king, the parliament decided they would have an appointed council running things. that's a very un-democratic sys

, basically there's a land that's shaded here west of the ohio river and gave it to quebec. and you can't name anybody in virginia who was a leader of the revolution, jefferson, washington, franklin in pennsylvania, patrick henry. you can't name anybody who was a leader of the revolution in places like pennsylvania and virginia who also wasn't a land speculator. and taking part of that land and making it part of ohio or making it part of quebec that really cut the legs of the land speculators and made them really mad. so that's certainly a factor. >> well, i want to -- as we're getting closer to the end i wanted to open it up for you to say any closing thoughts. i know there were some other things you wanted to talk about where he comes out in the debate. >> let's do that one. will you go to the very i think it's maybe the second to last slide or the last slide. it's got two images. one is the same map -- but one is an aerial photo. that's it. guys, this is what i think it sort of encompasses the whole thing in the book. at the bottom is an aerial map where that was fought.

it was seen as an establishment in quÉbec. have to admire the british government, allowing a captain in quÉbec continue but burton very much applies about the country and they contact can tax themselves to pay for the church. and that includes in canada the catholic church and there was a certain power of god that allowed them to have this and go back. they were humiliated in terms of new england. and so it means purifying any catholic refugees. they were vigilant for catholics. they were furious that the catholics were part of this in a political way. and that includes and that includes 1874 and the act that took place there. all of the land and the rest of the ohio river and he was a leader of a revolution and he is a land speculator. and that includes what happened in quÉbec as well. that really cut the legs off of speculators for that way. so it was technically quite effective. >> there are many things to talk about in terms of debate when it comes to winning the war. >> when it comes to this there are two images and one o

in c quÉbec at that time catholics cannot even vote in their mother country but it did give them theht to tax themselves to pay for the church. added the 26 colony they had to pay for that church taxes and the established church is the georgian church that that big chore that most of the colonists in canada was the catholic church and the british government tolerated isthat allow them but that infuriated the puritans of new england. doesn't mean sexual. t back purified of any catholic messages. there were big it up against the catholics so no system would be tolerated. and then to let this tiny percentage of the quÉbec population so that the king and the parliament decided so that is fair and democratic system because as jefferson said but what really unified the colonists is that it took all of the land basically west of the ohio river and gave it to quÉbec and you cannot have anybody in virginia jefferson, washington, franklin patrick henry, and those are all speculators. >> but now this is the state of ohio that really cuts the legs off the next speculators so that is certainly a

in canada it sounds like march of 2020 allover in the province of quebec.re is a new curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. to curb the spread of covid-19. quebec reported 14,000 new cases yesterday, the highest number of confirmed daily cases since the start of the pandemic under the new restrictions private gatherings and dining out his band. indoor sports are not going to be allowed. all places of worship are closed except for funerals. ongoing rainstorm is not stopping the return of the rose parade. this morning is the deadline for floats to finish preparation so that judges can fix the winners. some had a head start because they were being built last year. you can watch the rose parade starting at 8:00 in the morning tomorrow. jobina: today is kickoff for the seasons college football semifinals. alabama taking on cincinnati and michigan versus georgia. both on espn. it is what happened in yesterday's duke's mail bowl that is stealing the show. south carolina beat north carolina 38-21. this is not like 5:26 in the morning content to me. mayo? alright. inst

vallee was found sunday at his cabin in quebec, canada. it's believed he died on christmas day. his death coming as a shock. the director was known as a health enthusiast who was said to have abstained from drinking and exercised frequently. he was also known to have practiced the health and wellness technique known as the wim hof method. which uses specialized breathing exercises and exposure to frigid temperatures, aimed at boosting energy and the immune system. >> i got to sue the hospital to get my medicine? >> some of hollywood's biggest names are posting heartfelt tributes. matthew mcconaughey who won an oscar for his work under valine's direction in "dallas buyers club," posting this picture, with the words, with a gentle hand and heart, jean marc was a true reever. and reese witherspoon saying i will always remember you as the sun goes down. i love you, jean marc. until we meet again. even justin trudeau posting a tribute saying his passion for film making and storytelling was unmatched. so, too, was his talent. >> vallee leaves behind two children. >>> a second time cap

is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing not fall in the days to come, it's going to get wet as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that grew up those storms. but for the east coast is going to dry up by friday from showers for new york and washington through wednesday and thursday. but there's still a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, we have a look at the 3 day. we're going to be touching 28 degrees by thursday with lots of sunshine. that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right funny and warm. ah vouchers. the revolt takes a road trip across strange spanish people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. one woman's journey seeking her heritage. i'm covering you insights into christian spots of the bush in them origin. it's a story that seems to have been barbara on counting the cost, the all new tourism, the world's richest land making a grab to control access to the trillion dollar

we've got some showers through the lower great lakes shield of snow in quebec and this disturbance it's going to swoop into mainland nova scotia, cape breton island, and newfoundland. so wet and windy conditions toward the south east, the u. s. gulf states were in the clear things looking good here. if i take you further toward the west, i think we, we just may do it. kansas city, a new record, 2002 on thursday. denver 23. that's while hope of where you should be, at the average 7 degrees, the record 26, so close, but no cigar op to central america right now. a run of rain through the yucatan peninsula plaguing can coon some heavy falls northeastern nicaragua, and our heavy rain is peter, and out the cross coast rica and panama bursts of rain to be expected toward the top end of south america. and now that stormy weather in the southeast to brazil. well that's pulling out toward the south atlantic. we've got some thunderstorms for baya blanca, so you go from 28 degrees on thursday, down to 19 that's it for me. so you against her? oh, the weather sponsored by casara always. what happens

so whites and wendy conditions and we got a swath of snow moving across quebec as well. con conditions for the u. s. se temperatures here really nice atlanta at 22 degrees, and some of that warmth. we are talking about dan for 23, while above average temperature in los angeles has come down just a bit. a run of rain to be expected for the yucatan peninsula, plaguing can coon or take our foot off the pedal for heavy rain. for coaster again, panama still going to be some range. it's not falling at the same intensity over the last few days. bursts of rain through the amazon base st bogota. it's got a high of 20 degrees. that stormy weather we saw for this southeast of brazil mostly pushes out toward that south atlantic, but still the risk of some showers for rio de janeiro on thursday. but what happens in new york. 1 has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people, the mayor of the city and now said you doing way with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in.

in the province of quÉbec, there's a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.indoor sports are kueng to be allowed, all places of worship are closed except for funerals. abc 7 news reporter gives you a look at the precautions being taken. reporter: in downtown san jose thursday, a packed house for a magical circuit christmas. nearly twice 500 seats sold, but a wave of calls and concerns before curtain went up. >> they went to know if we were having a show, if everyone was good. they went to get an idea of what is happening. reporter: they say the company has taken steps to address covid-19. stopping food and beverage inside the theater, so there's no excuse to take off your mask. elsewhere in san jose, evidence the pandemic is impacting new year's eve plans. at haberdashery sj, the owner or says -- stripes stuff being stretched thin. >> i tested positive myself. i'm sitting here quarantine. it is -- it looks like i'm sitting in my bar, it been sitting by myself or week. reporter: just across the street, marquis with the message new year's eve dj dance party. ch

reports, it's triggering tough new restrictions for millions of canada's second biggest province of quebecctor is warning canadians to keep the holiday gatherings small. she's now fearful that canada's public health care system will be overwhelmed if gatherings get out of hand. she's also warning everyone to ditch the cloth masks saying they are aren't effective enough right now. most canadians are restricted to having ten people or less their homes over the holidays but situation is most acute in quebec where cases continue to rise dramatically, and that province has now closed bars, movie theaters, casinos. it is sending some schoolchildren home early for the holidays, and it says the situation right now there is critical. >> reporter: i'm ben wedeman north of rome. in cities across europe, including landon, paris and rome, public holiday festivities are being cancelled as a wave of covid, including the highly contagious omicron variant, sweeps across the continent. france is seeing the highest number of severely ill covid patients since may of this year, and french officials expect the

the quÉbec meikle syrup producers, the so-called opec of maple syrup, has released 50 million poundsts emergency larder, nearly half the reserve. officials say booming demand and a short harvest. because the shortfall. it is the first time in three years the larder has been used. the u.s. announced a diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics in china. that means no delegation of u.s. officials will go. the biden administration is protesting against china's human rights record. the white house says athletes will compete. here is the white house press secretary explaining. >> u.s. diplomatic or official representation would treat these games as business as usual in the face of the p.r.c.'s egregious human rights abuses , and we simply can't do that. laura: china warned it would take resolute countermeasures even before it was announced. bbc's washington correspondent gary o'donoghue has more on the significance of the white house move. gary: there has been a lot of pressure across the political spectrum to toughen up the approach to china from republicans and democrats in congress. i t

vallee was found in his cabin in quebec, canada. it's believed he died on christmas day.is death coming as a shock. he was known as a health enthusiast who abstained from drinking and exercised frequently. he was known to practice the wim hof method, aimed at boosting energy and the immune system. >> i can sue the hospital to get my medicine? >> reporter: some of hollywood's biggest names are posting heartfelt tributes. matthew mcconaughey who won an oscar for his work under vallee's direction, with the words, with a gentle hand and heart, jean-marc was a true receiver. and reese witherspoon saying, i will always remember you as the sun goes down. i love you, jean-marc. until we meet again. justin trudeau saying, jean-marc vallee's passion for filmmaking and story telling was unmatched. vallee leaves behind two children. >>> in sports, the dolphins were in control on "monday night football" after a first quarter pick six against the saints. they're 20-3 win is their seventh-consecutive victory after losing seven-straight. that's the first time ever happened in the nfl. >>

according to his representative he died suddenly at a cabin outside quebec city over the weekend.has not been released. he won an emmy for directing "big little lies." "dallas buyers club" earned six oscar nominations. he was 58 years old. >>> coming up, spider-man breaks a record. how the latest movie is sticking it to the competition. how the latest movie is sticking it to the competition. (computer keys clicking) (mouse clicks) - shriners hospitals for children is awesome! my favorite people in shriners are the doctors and the nurses because they help people through life. wow, i was a really cute kid! (chuckles) but it's true! shriners hospitals for children is awesome! the first time i went to shriners hospitals for children, i was two months old. since then, they have helped me with over 18 operations, and thousands of rehabilitation hours. because of their care, now, i live a full independent life. i got my driver's license, and i'm going to college! your monthly gift provides me, and so many other kids with the care we need to just be kids. when you call right now, and give

in the province of quÉbec, there's a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.indoor sports are kueng to be allowed, all places of worship are closed except for funerals. abc 7 news reporter gives you a look at the precautions being taken. reporter: in downtown san jose thursday, a packed house for a magical circuit christmas. nearly twice 500 seats sold, but a wave of calls and concerns before curtain went up. >> they went to know if we were having a show, if everyone was good. they went to get an idea of what is happening. reporter: they say the company has taken steps to address covid-19. stopping food and beverage inside the theater, so there's no excuse to take off your mask. elsewhere in san jose, evidence the pandemic is impacting new year's eve plans. at haberdashery sj, the owner or says -- stripes stuff being stretched thin. >> i tested positive myself. i'm sitting here quarantine. it is -- it looks like i'm sitting in my bar, it been sitting by myself or week. reporter: just across the street, marquis with the message new year's eve dj dance party. ch

in southern quebec, research is monitoring the woodlands to learn how far is destruction is impacting cop and storage. so trees through photosynthesis take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into bio mass into wood, where they're stored as carbon, the more carbon that we have stored in biomass in the forests, the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing to managing this research can help guide local conservation strategies and influence town planning to mitigate impact on vital areas. ah, the thousands of years hindus are been performing the last funeral rights according to specific religious guidelines, including burning the dead. see mation is the traditional method of disposing of the disease. but with $8500000.00 hindus dying each year. funeral pyres exact, a huge environmental tool. felling over 50000000 trees, emitting 8000000 tons of carbon dioxide into the air. and adding to india's already critical air pollution problems. but here in delhi, a team of environmentally conscious engineers has adapted this age old tradition of cremation to today's

we'll talk more about that in a sec, but 1st to these we go some heavy snow through quebec n labrador and over the next little bit that could accumulate up to 25 centimeters . ok now to the deep south, we go here. so severe storms, thread of some hail texas, oklahoma, right through kentucky. and along that border with louisiana and mississippi on friday was found we go, things have quite it down across california. sunny conditions for l. a. with a high of 17 degrees, the big story, western canada, this blast of cold just a high of minus 1000 in edmonton by day. but by night those temperatures with the windshield could slip to minus 40 minus 50, especially in the peace region. heaviest bouts of what weather will be along that care being coast of central america some storms come in and go in across the caribbean, but also sunny spells and for the top end of south america, the rain will pile up towards the northwest of bolivia where we have seen some funny if we check in on this southeast corner of brazil is stormy. mix of weather rio de janeiro, sal polosa jolts and bolts for you on fri

it had to be played in an empty arena after a request from the quebec public health officials to slide to spread the virus, even with no home crowd. it was the canadians who won the game 32 in a shootout with that goes hand a caden, primary saving every shootout attempts, english premier lee clubs. we'll meet on monday to discuss the escalating covered crisis among teams. after 9 matches for caught off in a week, liverpool manager, yahoo club doesn't see the benefit of stopping the league though. 3 of his players, virgil vandyke, for beano and curtis jones, missed the 31 when ive been newcastle after testing positive clock says it's uncertain how things will go from here. it's wireless, it's know around us so long that it's not really likely that it will stay at 3 very close though. the boys so and have a lot of spare time time to go, where robo could pick it though, all of them are fully vaccinated. most 2 of them over to has already the booster. i'm and it still can happen. that's just how it is, but we have a really, really good chance to the boys get through it now without proper s

january 7th the montreal indians play the flyers in an empty arena thursday night at the request of quebecials. the nfl has reinstituted mandatory mask wearing indoors meetings must be virtual and activities outside team facilities are restricted, but the league is also making it easier for vaccinated players who test positive but don't show symptoms to return to the field health experts are urging vaccines and booster shots. the cdc says people who have a choice should get pfizer or moderna over johnson & johnson. after a review of new data on rare blood clots linked to the one-shot vaccine. and if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team had do abc 7. com slash vaccine and click on the big blue box. it's been 70 years since heavy duty trucks were banned from a stretch of 580 that has resulted in heavier truck traffic on 880 and critics say that it's created air pollution in west oakland, which disproportionately impacts people of color. it's an issue abc 7 has highlighted as part of our focus on race and social justice as we work to build a better bay area

skirting its way further east is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing that fall in the days to come, it's going to get wetter as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that brew up those storms. but for the east coast, it is going to dry up by friday, some showers for new york and washington thru wednesday and thursday. but they feel a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, if we have a look at the 3 day, we're going to be touching 20 degrees by thursday with lots of fun shine. that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right, sunny and warm ah, on counseling with cost, be all new tourism, the world's richest men, making a rab to control access to the trillion dollar bikes, industry. all cows been you call? why rich stations of emitted agriculture from climate change and how flowering cost lives in iraq? counting the calls on al jazeera, unprompted undone, interrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. oh, now to sierra. ah ah! you're watching out as

canadians and the philadelphia flyers in canada, it was played and you read off the request from quebec. public health officials to float the threat of the virus, even with no home crowds. the canadians managed a victory and issue out with that go tender caden primate even every now here's a site many go. fans have been waiting for the tiger woods back in competitive action. the 15 time major champion hasn't played a tournaments in suffering and serious leg injuries in a car crash back in february. but on friday he he did up at a program event in florida. he'll then play the main competition alongside his on charlie on saturday. back to fort ponies now and in some land have reached an agreement to terminate the contracts of midfielder christian ericsson by mutual consent. the danish international isn't allowed to play in the italian league since being fitted with a defibrillator after suffering a cardiac arrest denmark's open game of the european championship. he received life saving treatment on the pitch and hasn't played since that match in gene. ah algeria, ty, cantinas yet in the f

it had to be played in an interior now to request from the quebec public health officials to slow the spread of the virus, even with no home crowd. it was the canadians who won the game 3 to get a. she's asked with a gold tender caden primo saving every sheet out attempt. are they in england half of this weekend's premium? the football fixtures have been postponed due to outbreaks at clubs. actually united's game of bright, and one of those called off as united, would have had just 7 players available, had gone ahead. a total of 9 matchers had been cancelled in a week. manchester said he would need to play new castle on sunday, but said he coach beg guardiola at a canceling pre match press conference, often inconclusive cova test. speaking of newcastle, their gaming, as liverpool went ahead on thursday night and field was at full capacity. as la newcastle, last 31, liverpool were themselves missing. 3 players. you tested positive for covert. 19 virgil vandyke, sabina, and curtis jones. they manage a yoga club, says it's uncertain how things will go from here. it's viruses know around

canadians and the philadelphia flyers in canada was played in an empty arena after a request from quebec, public health officials to slay the spread of virus, even with no home crowd. the canadians managed a 3 to victory in a shootout with that gold tender kaden primo saving every attempt. now his a site to many go, fans have been waiting for tiger woods back in action. the 15 time major champion hasn't played competitively since suffering serious leg injuries and a car crash back in february. but on friday he took part in a pro i'm event in florida alongside his son charlie, tim woods will then play in the main a $36.00 whole competition over the weekend. i to walk to school for sure. right now i don't have insurance on my legs are quite right yet, and it's gonna take time. i told you guys in the bahamas, it's a long way away from playing target golf friday also marked the return of tennis legend raw found the tao. the spaniard has been away since early august because of a foot injury and he got some much needed for time. it's an expedition event. and abby dubey, the dow, though lost in

so whites and wendy conditions and we got a swath of snow moving across quebec as well. calm conditions for the u. s. se, temperatures here are really nice. atlanta at 22 degrees, and some of that warmth. we are talking about. denver, 23. well above average, temperature in los angeles has come down just a bit, a run of rain to be expected for the yucatan peninsula, plaguing can coon or take our foot off the pedal for heavy rain. for coaster again, panama still going to be some range. it's not falling at the same intensity over the last few days, burst of rain through the amazon basin bogota, it's got a high of 20 degrees. that stormy weather we saw for the southeast of brazil mostly pushes out toward the south atlantic, but still the risk of some showers for rio de janeiro on thursday. a reagan stories of resilience. and i get younger. a lot of us is one of them for but a lot of it yet, lloyd, them kind of tradition and dedication bloomberg was out a little more go above a short documentary by african filmmakers on the white 9 and the book make it africa direct on al jazeera lou ah ah,

january 7th the montreal indians play the flyers in an empty arena thursday night at the request of quebecublic health officials. the nfl has reinstituted mandatory mask wearing indoors meetings must be virtual and activities outside team facilities are restricted, but the league is also making it easier for vaccinated players who test positive but don't show symptoms to return to the field health experts are urging vaccines and booster shots. the cdc says people who have a choice should get pfizer or moderna over johnson & johnson. after a review of new data on rare blood clots linked to the one-shot vaccine. and if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team had do abc 7. com slash vaccine and click on the big blue box. it's been 70 years since heavy duty trucks were banned from a stretch of 580 that has resulted in heavier truck traffic on 880 and critics say that it's created air pollution in west oakland, which disproportionately impacts people of color. it's an issue abc 7 has highlighted as part of our focus on race and social justice as we work to build

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but we are going to see more snow roll across ontario into quebec and the great lakes. now behind it. it's a much clearer and warmer picture, but we are seeing another snowstorm sweep into that west coast of the us, bringing some snow and heavy rain once again to northern parts of california. it's dryer in that southwest corner. temperature is above average here. and as we move down to central america, well, it's going to get very wet indeed, for the yucatan peninsula in mexico. ah, the weather sponsored by casara always. in the next episode of a thrice nick tong doing to greenpeace croon on a voyage through the window. see, to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats. beneath the surface of magnificent desolation is just tv with live these it. so the remote is wilson and salt, tick sanctuary on al jazeera with ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here this hour left us gabriel burridge was one chili's presidential election. he's addressed hundreds of thousands of support is in sa

so white and windy conditions and we've got a swath of snow moving across quebec as well. con conditions for the u. s. se, temperatures here are really nice. atlanta, 22 degrees, and some of that warmth. we are talking about denver $23.00 above average temperature and los angeles has come down just a bit, a run of rain to be expected for the yucatan peninsula. plaguing can coon or take our foot off the pedal for heavy rain for costa rica and panama still going to be some range is not falling at the same intensity over the last few days. burst of rain through the amazon base in bogota, it's got a high of 20 degrees. that stormy weather we saw for the southeast of brazil, most of it pushes out toward the south atlantic, but still the risk of some showers for rio de janeiro on thursday. a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict is not only a school he's also known for delivering babies, treated women who medical services are limited. you're truly a doctor of humanity and hope to see world what was the don't to to mission with oh, the me again, you're watching. i just need a

is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing that fall in the days to come, it's going to get wet as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that grew up those storms. but for the east coast is going to dry up by friday. from shall was the new york and washington through wednesday and thursday, but they feel a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, we have a look at the 3 day. we can be touching 28 degrees by thursday with lots of sunshine, that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right funny and warm. ah. from the al jazeera london broadcast intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. this dick, it is a most consequential decade in events is dull, fought to many companies that are doing bad things in the front. in part 2 of human rights activists. q, me 19 and environmental. if we known in the teeth, the systems are not working, but the longer that you fight them, the more that things changed studio be u

snow on the northern flank of the system and even rain into quebec in canada butjust a closer look atwn which will eventually clear away as we go on to sunday into monday. did eventually clear away as we go on to sunday into monday.— sunday into monday. did keep followin: sunday into monday. did keep following reports _ sunday into monday. did keep following reports online - sunday into monday. did keep following reports online as - sunday into monday. did keep| following reports online as well sunday into monday. did keep - following reports online as well as here in our news because they will keep you up—to—date with further development in the region. health officials here in the uk have renewed their call for everyone eligible to come forward for a covid boosterjab — as new modelling suggests that without further restrictions, the uk is facing a bigger wave of infections injanuary. the omicron variant is thought to be spreading quickly, however scientists say there is huge uncertainty about how many people may need hospital care, and how much pressure will be put on the nhs. here's

so some heavy snowfall quebec in the days to come. but across at east coast, it does dry up nicely for new england. and from new york city, we're going to have sunshine coming through the temperature in washington dc dipping down slightly. thanks to that cooler, but plenty of sunshine around it's in the south the we're seeing once again some severe storms affecting places like mississippi, florida. we could see some flash flooding here from mexico. wet weather in the east and watch that weather is going to intensify. edging down into the yucatan peninsula. it can be very wet here, but it's looking rather fine and dry across the caribbean. ah frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken. luca show up, even though they're cap cbd, of the beginning there. what's that? i for informed opinions, pricing, politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most of the things that come out of these critical debate. do you think that they should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great. it's

seems the problem was a shorter harvesting season up north this year, prompting the move from the quebecrnment-sponsored cartel that controls some 70% of the world's maple syrup supply-- a clearly unfair chokehold that should be stopped by the world breakfast governing body but, as usual, the international house of pancakes is doing nothing. this is rooty tooty fresh and fraudulent. ( applause ) meanwhile, yesterday, barbados became the world's newest republic, because they ditched queen elizabeth as head of state. oh, no! plaiz oh, no, barbados. now who's going to serve no discernible purpose? and that's not all. on the same day, barbados also officially declared rihanna a national hero. ( cheers and applause ) and that allows rihanna to use the title of "right honorable" in front of her name. so now she's not just ri-ri, she's ri-ri-ri. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, across the pond in yorkshire, snow trapped 60 people in a pub with an oasis cover band for three days. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so it's true: hell can freeze over. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i gotta say, that-- ( app

even with a shortened isolation time of five days, places like quebec, where they're saying if you'reitive as a health care worker, you should show up. i think all of that is possible in the united states. >> and your main concern with sending health care workers back if they're positive? >> i'm concerned, you know, several reasons why i'm concerned. i'm concerned obviously for potentially infection risk of vulnerable patients. i'm concerned for the morale. the health care workforce has been decimated with injury for the last 20 months. this could be the end. 40% of nurses declared they're going to leave the job. 20% of mds say they'll leave the job within a year. that's unprecedented. >> the medical team in south africa that identified the omicron variant reported a small number of patients infected not only had an immune response against omicron, but we also saw those same people, those vaccinated, developed enhanced immunity to the delta variant. in their research paper, they say this is consistent with omicron displacing the delta variant and say if so, the incidents of covid-19 s

even with the shortened isolation time of five days, in places like quebec, they're saying if you are a health care worker, you should show up. all of that is possible inside the united states. >> and you are saying they will send health care workers if they're positive? >> i'm concerned there's several reasons why i'm concerned. i'm concerned for potential infection risk of vulnerable patients, even through the masks. i'm concerned mainly for the morale. the health care workforce has been decimated with more injuries minutes. 20% of m.d.s say they will leave the job within a year. that's unprecedented. >> south africa first identified the omicron variant. not only do they have an immune response against omicron, we saw the same people developed enhanced immunity to the delta variant. the incidence of covid-19 would be reduced and the infections may shift and become less disruptive to individuals and society. sounds like they are saying the pandemic might come to an end. >> possibly, john. that's optimistic end to the story. i think there's a lot of plausibility from that finding. you

kailey: it will come in hot quÉbec to be fair, we are likely knew it would come in hot pit i was talkingto michael mccabe -- it will come in hot. to be fair, we likely knew it would come in hot. i was talking to michael mckee -- jonathan: how do we respond to downside surprise? if we get one? lisa: great question. do people pushback or say that the fed will stay the course, because right now, even if you get a downside surprise, you are getting higher prices at the grocery store, at the gas station, wherever you go, affecting consumer confidence. i do not think anything will really push them off course unless it is a dramatic downside surprise, which would be bad news all around. jonathan: we went from cpi wednesday to cpi friday. does that work? lisa: i think it is fabulous. you have to do something a little bit more, like a cpi consortium or something. jonathan: i will work on it. futures up 14. big print not -- big print, big number, coming in a couple hours. crude rallying 0.6% to 71.34. the euro-dollar negative again, down 0.2%. the euro-dollar 1.1267. lisa: the notes for why we hav

they have a heavily fortified and very sticky warehouse in quebec. [ laughter ] they withdrew 50 millionnds of syrup from their strategic maple reserves. back in 2011, a group of thieves stole 6,000 barrels of emergency syrup. so they had to put in all these security measures. which is a great idea for a heist movie, by the way. [ laughter ] starring all fat action stars, wouldn't that be something? [ laughter ] and while this would seem to be their problem, do you know who the biggest consumer of syrup is? is us. we buy 60% of canadian syrup. they make 73% of the syrup in the world, and we buy 60% of it. it's like they opened a donut shop next to a jenny craig. they know we can't resist. [ laughter ] [ applause ] in other bad news, the cdc is recommending that every american adult get a covid booster shot. now that this omicron variant is on the loose. president biden said omicron is "a cause for concern. not a cause for panic." which is fine, but i feel like the only "cause for panic" for joe biden is when the five and dime runs out of malted milk balls. [ laughter ] the ceo of moderna

. >> jones: we have wineries today in norway, in quebec, in-- in british columbia, in tasmania, in--the south islands of-- of chile. >> stahl: tasmanian wine. >> jones: yeah, tasmania's really been burgeoning as really a great wine-producing region in australia. >> stahl: oh, well, that's interesting. tasmania is south of australia. >> jones: sure. >> stahl: so, as winemaking goes north in the northern hemisphere, are you saying it's going south... >> jones: south. yes, yeah. >> stahl: ...in the southern hemisphere? >> jones: yeah. it's going further poleward in both hemispheres. in parts of southern argentina and chile, and-- and parts of-- many parts of northern europe have started growing grapes. >> stahl: in real time. >> jones: in real time. >> stahl: so, if you really want a very vivid "now" example of what's happening due to climate change, go look at wine. >> jones: yeah, you can. people are experimenting at-- at northerly latitudes, that-- i'm amazed that in my career i didn't think i would see it. >> stahl: in the united kingdom, as a measure of its acceptance, english spar

teaspoons of sap there's but one teaspoon of the liquid gold. 73% of the world's maple syrup comes from quebecsweet elixir. this morning the problem is being solved much the way president biden takes pressure off gasoline prices. who knew there was a maple syrup reserve? >> the beauty of maple syrup is we can conserve it pure maple syrup sealed and pasteurized in all these barrels and we can keep them for many years. >> reporter: releasing 50 million gallons from the reserve. they believe the release of the treasured reserve should mean no shortages and no price increases. in vermont experts say there's been a direct detection to the pandemic. >> since the beginning of the pandemic, maple consumption has gone through the roof. people were looking for things to do and a lot of them turned to baking. >> reporter: you may think maple syrup and pancakes, but because three quarters of a cup of maple syrup is equal to s---er. >>> lots of people got new pets over the pandemic. now the list of the most popular pooch names in america the top five for boy and girl dogs coming up >>> and she was a singer