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. >> the world view, let's go to raf sanchez. raf, i want to talk about how some other governments are reacting. but there's at least a confirmed case where you are, in israel already? >> yeah, that's right, chris. one confirmed case here. this is a traveler who returned from malawi. there are two other suspected cases. all three of those people are in isolation. all three of them were vaccinated. we shouldn't necessarily draw too much from that, but it is worth saying. the israeli prime minister is getting the public ready here in israel for potential further spread. he said earlier today, we are currently at the threshold of an emergency situation. and he has ordered the most aggressive action so far we have seen anywhere. israel has banned travel from most african nations, with the exception of a couple of nations in north africa. that's further than what we've seen in europe. as gabe was saying, the uk is stopping flights coming from south africa, from five other southern african nations. a number of other european countries

raf sanchez, thank you for that report. >>> we want to bring in dr. anthony fauci he, of course, is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. fauci good morning, thanks for getting up with us here. we're. >>> going to try to break it down for folks with real questions about it. the first question is, what makes the new variant so different and so concerning? >> well, it has a large number of mutations, particularly that relates to its ability to bind to the cells in the nasal and lungs, namely related to transmissability. you would predict from looking at the mutations that have been identified that it likely will be more transmissible. we don't know that yet, but you have to be careful and assume that that's the case. it also has a bunch of mutations that would suggest it could evade the protection, for example, of antibodies and perhaps even plasma for people who have been infected and recovered and possibly vaccine. these are all maybes. but the suggestion is enough and it seems to have real spread rapidly in so

les, his carer, was a former raf veteran.ar was hard because when i found out about covid... i was off for four months. they rang me up and said would you like to come back? yes, i would like to come back. we are for young people, but we are not elderly care. if you have autism you don�*t want to be locked down, you want to interact with the right support staff. now as the government says all nhs workers must be double vaccinated by spring, the care sector is asking for its vaccination deadline of this thursday to be put back. please do not implement the 11th of november vaccination cut—off date, it will be a disaster. by all means push people to get a vaccination but if it is implemented it will be a massive problem. recruitment and retention remain a challenge but the government insists its decision is based on protecting those across the care home sector from covid. just as we are talking about it, the latest statement from the house of commons. across the uk, the overwhelming majority of us have made the positive choice t

. >>> but first, let's go in depth with nbc's raf sanchez in tel aviv. raf, i'll start with you and this developing breaking news on the omicron variant. there is a new country involved. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, alex, there's actually two. in just the last hour or so, both germany and italy confirming they too now have cases of omicron. all those cases in travelers who recently returned from southern africa. they are part of that rapidly growing list of nations that have identified the variant within their borders. also on that list, the uk, which has two cases. prime minister boris johnson just wrapped up a press conference in london where he announced tighter border restrictions to try to slow what he called the seeding of the variant inside the uk. from now on, if you're landing in britain, you're going to have to go into self-isolation for two days until you can produce a negative pcr test. now, the prime minister admitted there is a lot we still don't know about this variant, but he would prefer to be aggressive now. i want you to ta

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joining us now from tel aviv, israel, is nbc's raf sanchez.about the new measures being put in place from israel and what you're seeing. >> reporter: israel is manager aggressive than any other country. late last night, the israeli cabinet saying in a statement, they are banning all foreigners from coming into the country. that ban comes into effect in eight hours' time, and it is going to last a minimum of two weeks. that is a decision that is going to hurt the israeli economy. israel just reopened for tourism a couple of weeks ago. but the facts that the israeli government is pushing ahead with it shows you just how determined they are to keep this variant out. now, as you said, in the last couple of hours, dutch authorities have announced that they have found 13 cases of omnicron among passengers who were on those last two flights from south africa to the netherlands on friday. and this was pretty stunning. on those two flights, there were 61 people who tested positive for both omnicron and other forms of covid. so they are going to get a l

but back to the breaking news on omicron and nbc's raf sanchez who's following the latest developments for us from tel aviv. welcome to you. this is a story that's developing with lightning quick speed. it seems every hour there's a new wrinkle, so what's happening this hour? >> reporter: yeah, alex, prime minister boris johnson of the uk just wrapped up a press conference in london, and these were the most extensive remarks yet we have heard from a western leader about omicron. he spoke in much more detail than president biden has so far, and he announced new measures to slow what he called the seeding of the new variants in the uk. there are already two confirmed cases in britain, but from now on, travelers landing in the uk will have to self-isolated for two days until they can show a negative pcr test. now, the prime minister also spoke in some detail about what we know so far about the variant. i want you to take a listen to that. >> it does appear that omicron spreads very rapidly and can be spread between people who are double vaccinated. there is also a very extensive mutation

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raf sanchez has the latest. good morning to you. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning. this was supposed to be a night of music and fun but instead it ended in tragedy. thousands of young people were caught up in the terrifying scene. and a major police investigation is now under way to try to figure out exactly what happened. this morning, houston reeling after deadly chaos at a music festival. at least eight people killed and dozens injured when a crowd surged last night at the city's astro world festival. one of those hurt just ten years old. >> approximately 9:00, 9:15, the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage. and that caused some panic, and it started causing some injuries. people began to fall out. >> some 50,000 people in the crowd, there to see headliner travis scott, who also organized the festival to raise funds for his youth charity, the cactus jack foundation. but earlier in the day, possible warning signs of a situation spinning out of control. hundreds of festival goe

we're going to leave raf sanchez right there with the very latest. thank you. >>> joining us in the meantime is shaun bess set who actually attended the concert. we're glad you're physically okay. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> where were you when it all happened? >> i was toward the middle back because i didn't want to be toward the front. >> and what did you see and hear? >> during the time i didn't know what was happening at the front. back where i was, it was a lot more calm, but toward the front, i knew it was a lot more compressed. i tried to stay back and away from it. >> talk to us a little bit about what you knew at the time and then what you learned afterward when you and your friend ended up getting a ride home. did you stay until essentially the concert ended because of what was happening and then you didn't find out until later real damage here? >> yes. we left. the performance ensed. i didn't know anything was wrong. we went and got food and got a lift back to our hotel, and on the way back to our hotel, i was on social medi

>> yeah, raf, as you were speaking we were looking at live pictures from one of the main plazas nearking -- in effect in days there in austria. you see the scenes right there. raf, thank you. >>> coming up next, thanksgiving without some of the fixings, how supply chain disruptions may have people forking over more money for dinner this year, that's if they can find their favorite brands at all. >>> back to the history making 85 minutes. that's how long, of course, kamala harris was acting president. she became the first woman and person of color to hold that role. but it's the recent criticism that's aimed at her that's now getting attention. we're going to explain in our next hour. this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevate

>> raf, thank you. for more on this we are joined now by houston fire chief samuel pena joining us on the phone. we heard from him at a briefing a few hours ago. chief, thanks for being with us and we're sorry you guys are dealing with this today. >> caller: yes, it's a very sad and tragic night. thank you for having me on. >> chief, is there any -- are there any developments since that overnight briefing that you can tell us about in terms of the number of casualties and what early investigations have found? >> caller: no, at this moment what we know is that we have eight people who have died as a result of the injuries suffered at that event. that number may rise because we did transport more people in critical condition. we took 11 that they were performing cpr en route to the hospital. a total of 23 patients were transported throughout the -- at the -- after the mass casualty incident was initiated. so, you know, that number, hopefully it doesn't, but it may rise. but right now it stands at eight. w

raf, thank you so much. we'll check in again with you in the next hour. >>> the u.s.certainly on high alert for cases of omicron to be detected here, potentially. new york has declared a state of emergency to prepare for the very worst amid warnings that the variant could already be here in the country. nbc's stephanie stanton joins us from tampa, florida, a state that has final seen its covid case numbers drop, stephanie. how are folks reacting to this new threat? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, alex. it is a much different picture here in the state of florida. as you know, in recent weeks florida has enjoyed the lowest covid case rate per capita in the nation, tracking six cases per 100,000 people. the seven-day average of covid cases, 683 cases. florida has not reported data to the cdc, i should say the cdc hasn't released the latest florida covid case rates from the past week because of the holiday weekend. so we didn't see any reports from thursday or friday. so everyone is waiting to see if those low rates will continue here in the state of florida or if we'

thank you, raf sanchez. let's go now to nbc's josh lederman in nantucket, massachusetts, of course where the president is spending the weekend. josh, welcome to you. so what steps, first of all, is the white house taking to get ahead of this variant? >> well, first and foremost, it's this travel ban, alex. a step the white house did not take lightly. president biden and his aides were watching this situation evolve closely over the thanksgiving holiday wanting to see what the w.h.o. was going to do at that emergency meeting yesterday, so even as the uk, the eu, other nations were putting these travel restrictions into place, the white house held off until the w.h.o. officially called this a concern, gave it the name omicron, and at that point president biden took some time out yesterday morning, about a half an hour that he stepped away from his thanksgiving weekend holiday occasions with his family to meet virtually with dr. fauci. officials from the cdc as well as members of his coronavirus response force,

raf sanchez is following us. how is the international community reacting to these new imag images?rld is reacting with skepticism, frankly. we have not seen or heard from peng shuai in three weeks. as you said, her social media presence has disappeared. and all of a sudden in the last 24 hours, we get these series of videos from chinese state media which allegedly show that she's well and free. i've watched these videos with our mandarin-speaking colleagues at nbc news and there's a couple of unusual things about them. for starters, we see peng shuai, but we don't hear from her. she doesn't speak to the cameras or the people around her. she certainly does not say that everything is okay at any point. also, in the video published last night, which allegedly shows her at a restaurant in beijing, several of the people at the table with peng shuai make repeated references to the day's date, in a way that's pretty unnatural. and it feels like they are trying to establish for the viewers' benefit, that this video was definitely filmed on saturday. now, this is not convincing the women's

nbc's raf sanchez is in tel aviv with more on this. good to see you again.ng travel restrictions. also these enhanced policies all over the world. expand on this for us. >> reporter: yeah, yasmin, governments all around the globe are scrambling right now to respond to the omicron variant. in the last couple of hours, the uk announcing a new set of tighter border controls. from now on, when you land in britain, you're going to have to go into self-isolation for two days until you can produce a negative pcr test. the uk is also tightening the rules around masks. masks are now mandatory nationwide on public transport and in stores. the british health secretary was speaking a little bit earlier, and he acknowledged there is still a lot we don't know about this variant, but the one thing people can do right now is get vaccinated and get their booster shots. i want you to take a listen to what he had to say. >> this is a real reminder to us all that this pandemic is far from over, and if there's one thing that everybody can be doing right now is if they're eligibl

i want to bring in nbc's raf sanchez in tel aviv, and nbc medical contributor dr.ckstock to talk about this. let's talk first about some of the updates that we're learning, the confirmed cases of this new variant, omicron, where they are, how many, and the travel restrictions now in place coming into the united states. >> yeah, yasmin, the list of countries with confirmed cases of omicron has just been getting longer and longer over the last couple of hours. in europe, the variant has now been found in the uk, germany, italy and belgium. and just in the last hour, dutch authorities are saying they have suspected cases. now, all of these are linked to travelers who recently returned from southern africa. the uk has two such cases. prime minister boris johnson held a press conference in london earlier in response to the variant, and he announced he is tightening britain's border controls. from now on, when you land in the uk, you're going to have to go into two days of self-isolation until you can produce a negative pcr test. i want you to take a listen to what the p

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>> raf sanchez, thank you. let's bring in our medical contributor, and let's start with what we do know. according to south african scientists the omicron variant has more than 50 mutations and is likely to be more transmissible but that is based on limited data right? >> that is right. there are a concerning number of mutations against the spike protein and particularly the area that approaches to the ence the concern about increased transmissibility. >> which is part of what we don't know. it is not clear if it is more transmissible in the real world or if it will evade immunity from prior infection or the vaccine or if people will get more sick from this. dr. fauci is saying we'll know more in two weeks. everybody wants to know what is taking so long. >> all vaccine manufacturers right now are testing how effective their vaccine is against this variant. they are also doing real world analysis in south africa to answer all of these questions. unfortunately, it just takes a few weeks to get all of this data. >

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the biggest issue in georgia is the in the raf 1993. what did you make of the effort to honor the vote by the arizona senate, the 2020 vote, and is there a move afoot in georgia to do a similar thing? guest: well, if you look at what we've done in georgia, people talk about what a frantic audit, but we did a 100% hand recount. we hand-recounted those and verify the original results come and scanned it through a final time and that was similar to the other two counts. we took a statistically significant sample size of the machines that were used to verify that they hadn't had anything done to them and that the counts were accurate. we did a signature matches study in cobb county, university of georgia right now is doing a statewide audit study. we have done studies like that. what happened in arizona at the end of the day, president biden got more votes come and that was president trump's people that were doing that ninja audit. hopefully that would put it to bed. i know this ups people understand, the three data points i gave you earlie

we want to bring in raf sanchez. what more do we know? >> reporter: yasmin, this is a call that may raise more questions than answers. the ioc says that today its president thomas bach had a 30-minute video call with peng shuai. that is significant because this is the first known call that peng has had with anybody outside of china in the last three weeks since she disappeared from view after making the sexual assault allegations against a former member of the communist leadership. now the statement from the ioc based on the readout seems to basically accept the line that has been put out by chinese state media that peng is fine and nothing to see her. peng shuai thanked theioc for its concern. she is safe and well and would like to have her privacy respected at this time. the first thing is that president bach was not alone on the call with peng shuai. also on the line is the vice president of the chinese olympics commit tee. viewers at home can make their minds about how free peng shuai may have felt to speak out given a senior chinese

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. >> raf sanchez for us. >>> i want to turn to the white house's response, what is happening here on the ground. the president arriving about, in d.c. moments ago en route to a briefing with his covid response team and dr. fauci as well. nbc's josh letterman is in nantucket, massachusetts, where president biden was spending much of the holiday weekend. just departing there a couple of hours ago. the travel ban on eight african countries. we are obviously hearing this is happening across the world as well along with here going into effect tomorrow. tell us more about what we are hearing from inside this briefing. any readout as of yet? >> not as of yet. in fact, we are not exactly sure whether it has started as president biden just got back to the white house within the last few minutes. as he touched down at andrew's air force base, got off air force one, we did hear very briefly from president biden when he confirmed that his number one priority upon getting back to the white housa from his thanksgiving vacation is this briefing with dr. fauci and members of the coronavirus task for

nba's raf sanchez is on the ground in tel aviv. gabe, what do we know about this emerging variant? >> good morning. well, public health officials around the world saying we don't know a whole lot, and that is why, jose, during this meeting today, the w.h.o., of course, as you've been mentioning has convened this emergency meeting to discuss the variant. w.h.o. officials are urging countries around the world not to hastily impose travel restrictions, even though a growing number of countries are imposing those restrictions, but here in the u.s., dr. anthony fauci was asked in an interview this morning whether there are any plans to roll back any of the -- or to impose, i should say, restrictions on travel, and he says there are no plans as of yet. that essentially, scientists will have to take a closer look at this. but this is certainly causing a lot of concern around the world, jose. you mentioned hundreds of points, the dow plunging about 900 points so far today, and there are fears about what this could mean going forward. jose, i should say over the last couple months we've loo

the biggest issue in georgia is the in the raf 1993. it says you cannot take people off voter rolls 90 days before the election and have to put them on 30 days before. we have such a mobile society with 7.5 million people. that means 11% move each year. in 90 days, that is 200,000 georgians that have moved. we have a very dynamic, mobile society. host: let's hear from nate in parkville, meriden -- maryland. you are on with brad raffensperger. caller: good morning, secretary raffensperger. how are you today? guest: great. caller: ok, terrific. i have a question. do you believe that a secretary of state should actually be in control of the ballots in an election that he is running in? guest: the secretary of states run for reelection. out of the 50 states, probably 40 are elected. they will typically run as republican or democrat. some states appoint the secretary of state. when they do, that is usually a democrat governor appointing a democrat secretary or a republican governor appointing a republican secretary of state. you really canno

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i had continued within the raf, doing a lot of secondary duties, a lot of extra work.e time, the mod, the sort of explain the fact that, you know, why am i being kicked outjust because of my sexuality yet you tell me that i've got exemplar service? and it just came back the same side response each time, the fact that i was incompatible to save his life because i was a homosexual. and was incompatible to save his life because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997. because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997- so — because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997. so when _ because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997. so when the _ because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997. so when the reason - because i was a homosexual. and that is in 1997. so when the reason is - is in 1997. so when the reason is laid tomorrow, i would imagine it's a mode of pride, have a look you can see it there. —— when the wreath is late. it also bittersweet because of the pain you and many of your colleagues have been to get to this moment. . . , . , , , moment. the charity was set

it's only actually been operational with the raf and the navy for the last couple of years.he british armed forces at the moment, to lose one now will be a massive concern. that's why there will be an intensive investigation to work out was as a technical problem, was as some form of human error that made of played a part in this? the mod says this was a routine flying operation, they don't believe any hostile engagement was involved in the loss of this jet but they will be trying to work out exactly what went wrong. because these are hugely expensive machines and this is supposed to play a major part of britain's air defences in the future. let's turn to the situation on the eu belarus border. the polish government says migrants camped on the belarus side have begun to pack up and leave after ten days of confrontations. the deputy interior minister, says belarusian authorities had sent buses to collect migrants from the border crossing near kuznica. several thousand people have been camping near the border in the hope of reaching the european union. adam easton is monitorin

it's only actually been operational with the raf and the navy for the last couple of years.y there will be an intense investigation to work out was this a technical problem, was there some sort of human error that may have played a part in this? the mod says that this was a routine flying operation, they don't believe any hostile engagement was involved in the loss of this jet, but they will be trying to work out exactly what went wrong, because these are hugely expensive machines, and this is supposed to play a major part of britain's air defences in the future. now, fans of the american version of the office are in for a treat — brian baumgartner, who plays the toup —wearing accountant kevin malone, has just published a new book. 16 years since the show first aired, he has been back to interview all the cast and crew that worked on the show, to give us the behind the scenes low—down on what has made it so successful. and fortunately brian in real life is better with words than kevin — take a look. at least once a year, i like to bring in some of my kevin's famous chilli. t

bbc london has been speaking to 96—year—old gilbert clarke, who left jamaica aged 17 tojoin the raf.there's a big explosion. that's once you've gone down. at first, you know, you'd be terrified. but then after a while you get used to it. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. 0n the tube there are minor delays on the circle and metropolitan lines. and thejubilee line is part suspended finchley road to waterloo because of a signal failure. 0nto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. once again it's a mild start to the day across the capital, with some of our temperatures in double figures. we will see a bit of wet weather around today in the form of showers, and it is going to be quite windy. there is an area of low pressure tracking quite far to the north and west of us. so, a blustery day, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout. we will see a line of showers possibly moving eastwards as we move through the morning. so, some showery outbreaks of rain there, but lots of dry weather arou

the biggest issue in georgia is the in the raf 1993.t says you cannot take people off voter rolls 90 days before the election and have to put them on 30 days before. we have such a mobile society with 7.5 million people. that means 11% move each year. in 90 days, that is 200,000 georgians that have moved. we have a very dynamic, mobile society. host: let's hear from nate in parkville, meriden -- maryland. you are on with brad raffensperger. caller: good morning, secretary raffensperger. how are you today? guest: great. caller: ok, terrific. i have a question. do you believe that a secretary of state should actually be in control of the ballots in an election that he is running in? guest: the secretary of states run for reelection. out of the 50 states, probably 40 are elected. they will typically run as republican or democrat. some states appoint the secretary of state. when they do, that is usually a democrat governor appointing a democrat secretary or a republican governor appointing a republican secretary of state. you really cannot

the biggest issue in georgia is the in the raf 1993.ys you cannot take people off voter rolls 90 days before the election and have to put them on 30 days before. we have such a mobile society with 7.5 million people. that means 11% move each year. in 90 days, that is 200,000 georgians that have moved. we have a very dynamic, mobile society. host: let's hear from nate in parkville, meriden -- maryland. you are on with brad raffensperger. caller: good morning, secretary raffensperger. how are you today? guest: great. caller: ok, terrific. i have a question. do you believe that a secretary of state should actually be in control of the ballots in an election that he is running in? guest: the secretary of states run for reelection. out of the 50 states, probably 40 are elected. they will typically run as republican or democrat. some states appoint the secretary of state. when they do, that is usually a democrat governor appointing a democrat secretary or a republican governor appointing a republican secretary of state. you really cannot take

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