ros: i am ros . welcome to outside source.zer says the booster shot so -- shows promise in protection against omicron variant. the u.k. government introduced stronger covid-19 restrictions. >> there is evidence that the doubling time of omicron in the u.k. could be between two and three days. ros: covid passports will be mandatory at nightclubs and people have been told to work from home. the former press secretary resigned today over this video and which he jokes about a christmas party -- she jokes about a christmasarty and lockdown. >> for all of you who lost loved ones and struggled with their busisses, i'm truly sorry. ros: olaf scholz has been sworn in as chancellor, ending angela merkel's 16ears. ♪ it's been just two weeks since we found out about the omicron variant of covid-19 and there were fears it would reduce vaccine protection. we have some decent news. a third dose of the pfizer by intact vaccine appears to's -- to successfully neutralize this variant. the third dose increases antibodies by a factor of 25 and co

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source." tennis -- women's world tennis association has suspended women's tennis in china, saying it remains concerned about the safety of peng shuai. they say they could not guaranthe safety of players if the tournaments went ahead. best-selling author alice sebold has apologized after the man convicted of raping her has had his conviction overturned. we will hear from the lawyers who helped clear his name. a major moment for the u.s. supreme courthearing a case that could overturn a women's right to abortion, an issue largely decided alongside party lines. pres. biden: i support roe v. wade. >> we are asking the supreme court of the united states to overturn roe v. wade and restore the sanctity of life to the center of american law. ♪ ros: let's begin with the developing story in the world of sport because the women's tennis association says it is suspending all tournaments in china after chinese tennis star peng shuai disappeared from public view for three weeks after she accused the top of

. ♪ ros: i'm ros adkins with outside source.ata from south africa suggest the new coronavirus variant is not as severe as previous variants. scientists say this train may be milder, but experts are cautioning more data is still needed. u.k. is racing to deliver booster jabs to all adults a the new variant takes hold. >> in the capital, it probably represents 40% of the cases. by tomorrow, it will be the majority of cases and it is increasing the whole time. ros: the u.k. says one person has died from the new strain, which counts for 20% of covid cases in england. in the u.s., more than 100 people are still missing in kentucky after tornadoes ripped through six states over the weekend. and we will look at the controversial finish of the abu dhabi grand prix. let's begin with the global spread of the omicron variant. early data from south africa suggests the strain causes a lower rate of serious ill and death than previous variant s, however scientists warned it is spreading more quickly than any previous strains. i mr. boris john

. ♪ ros: i am ros atkins with "outside source." boris johnson under pressure.vestigation into rule breaking at chrimas parties said to be held at downing street last christmas. conservatives being fined for breaking campaign finance rules over the refurbishment of his plant, and covid rules adding to pressure. also, senior u.k. lawyers investigating china's treatment of its uyghur majority. the unofficial tribunal finds the chinese state carried out genocide. >> the tribunal is satisfied they occurred as a direct result of policies and speeches promoted by president xi and others. ros: the world health organization morning wealthy countries against hoarding coronavirus vaccines is the omicron variant continues to spread. ♪ pressure on prime minister boris johnson is coming from several directions. first, the christmas party at downing street a year ago, or possibly parties, which would have broken covid eyed lines. a government investigation launched mr. johnson is being expanded to include two more events. its initial scope was the party at downing street on d

: i'm ros atkins.re in the bbc news room. our lead story is that officials say they believe the new covid-19 variant was in europe earlier than thought. test samples show omicron in the netherlands 11 days ago. here in the u.k., the head of britain secret intelligence service, mi6, made a rare public appearance. richard moore goes by the pseudonym "c"nd spoke to the bbc. here he is explaining why he has gone public. richard: in a modern democracy, it is important that from time to time, judiciously, i, and share some thoughts on what my service does, the challenges that we face, and indeed how we will need to change to meet those challenges. ros: you heard the mention of challenges. three in particular were a focus, china, russia, and rate of technological change. let's start with china. richard: it is trying to harvest data from around the world. it is also trying to use influence through its economic policies to try and sometimes get people on the hook. i talk about data traffic and debt traps. ros:

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. geany is saying goodbye to angela merkel.eremony marks her stepping down as chancellor after 16 years. we have seen a marching band and angela merkel also chose the music, including the punk track from the 1980's. south african health officials say the omicron variant could be driving a sharp increase in coronavirus infections, which has tripled in the last few days. >> cases are going i'm really fast, faster than any of the previous waves. ros: the international olympic committee says it has managed again to speak to chinese star peng shuai, as concerns continue for her safety. let's start in germany because it has been giving chancellor angela merkel a grand sendoff as she plans to step down after 16 years in charge. the moment was marked with a traditional military parade. this is cald -- it is a huge honor given to outgoing ministers. chancellor merkel has been a leading global figure for the past 16 years. let's listen to what she had to say. >> as i stand here before you today, i feel thankfulness and humble. humble tha

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."erland is alert his country to introduce covert restrictions including a mandatory work from home order as the omicron variant spreads through europe. the u.k. record record numbers of infections but boris johnson has decided against tougher rules at the moment. prime minister johnson: we will have to reserve the possibility of taking further action to protect the public. ros: a special report on the deadly repression of civilians carried out in myanmar after the military seized power. we will also talk about tennis star peng shuai who has retracted accusations of public assault but there are still concerns she is speaking under duress. >> i must emphasize i have never said or wrote about anyone sexually assaulting me. ♪ ros: w will bring you updates on the pandemic from a number of different countries. let's start with switzerland. it has brought in new measures today, the latest country to gin new measures in response to the omicron variant. the netherl, france, ireland, and denmark

ros: i'm ros atkins with outside source. we are in the bbc news room. the u.k.orded his highest number of coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic. the omicron variant gathers pace. a committee in the u.s. congress is continuing its investigation into the storming of the capitol january 6. two former figures in the trump administration face prosecution for refusing to cooperate. the investigation extends to extremist groups suspected of being involved in planning the attack. the committee is soon to hear evidence from this man, the former leader of the proud boys, its members were among those who marched on the capital. the proud boys are one of three groups the committee believes were involved in efforts to overturn the results of the election. the riots on and you saw hundreds of from supporters storm the building -- trump supporters storm the building that houses u.s. congress. the right left five dead and dozens injured. >> the proud boys was a far right militant group that had made preparations to come to washington, d.c. on january 6. they were at

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ros: i am ros atkins. this is "outside source."are watching a statement from joe biden on the pandemic. president biden: this is real, i mean it. we have to let them know we have our backs. finally, we are making sure covid-19 no longer closes businesses or schools. last week, a federal court reinstated my administrati's vaccination test rule for businesses with more than 100 employees. it requires employers with more than 100 employees to protect their workers on site and indoors with the requirement that they be vaccinated and tested each wee or go home. these rules keep workers safe and keeping wkers safe will help keep businesses open. when people are vaccinated or testing, they are much less likely to get sick and muchess likely to spread it to others. customers are more likely to shop because they know it is a safe environment. i know vaccination requirements ar unpopular for many, they are not even popular for those who are anxious to ghem. my administration put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life a

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with me is ro khannen, a democrat from california. thank you for joining us on this.t. talk to me about the latest we're learning when it comes to the powerpoint presentation. the number of times this colonel met with meadows. >> yeah. it was a shocking and appalling presentation. i mean, the presentation said that president trump was ready to declare a national emergency in the united states of america. you hear of those things in other countries in russia or china or other places. in america, he was prepared to declare a national emergency, and then there were all these proposals were how he would overturn the popular will, subvert democracy. it shows how close we came to having him take the election away from president biden. now all the committee is asking is for mr. meadows to answer questions about this powerpoint presentation. he served on the oversight committee. he understands the importance of it. and i still hope that he will come in and answer those questions. >> so, what's interesting to me is to a certain extent this powerpoint is in our rear view. talk

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ros atkins there. much more from him and the team online. now, to a story which was born to run. the veteran us rocker bruce springsteen is selling his master recordings and publishing rights. the buyer is the entertainment giant sony, and the price? $500 million. for that, sony gets 20 studio albums and songs which generated around $15 million in revenue last year. in case you're not familiar with the springsteen back catalogue, here's a little taste of one of his hits, dating back to 1984, dancing in the dark. #, home in the morning #, home in the morning # go to bed feeling the same way # go to bed feeling the same way # even if we are just dancing in the dark... i was hoping they would play hungry heart there! so why have musicians' back catalogues become such big business? joining me is robert levine from billboard magazine. your magazine actually broke the story. there was a lot of speculation about whether this was going to happen. how big it payday is this? ., , .., . , is this? one of my colleagues ed crisin is this? one of my colle

last week. indonesian officials say they will not offer refuge to a group of ro hang out on a stranded boat. they say the vessel will be turned away, but they will help repair it 1st in a providing food was 1st haunted by fishermen on sunday. and in the us, the centers for disease control has shortened the recommended time. people should isolate when they're tested positive from 10 to 5 days present. joe biden says health system is prepared for a soaring number of call the 19 cases, but as admitted the response hasn't been sufficient. while i speak to wafa sadder about this, she's a professor of epistemology and medicine at columbia university and is joining us live on the news. our thank you so much for being with us. so this, the cdc reducing isolation period for gov. it positive people saying the change is motivated by science? is it what are your thoughts about this decision? well, i think and we, we do have evidence as of now that says that people are with coping 19 are most likely to be infectious, meaning that are most likely to transmit to others in the day or 2. prior to that

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k for the 3rd day and the ro, 93000 infections were registered on friday. and in the u. s. k, with 19 infections of search by 40 percent compared to november with hospitalizations up to 45 percent. severe damage as well as food and water shortages are being reported in some areas of the philippines, devastated by super tight food. right. the number confirm killed is now 233 with many more missing in the flood hit areas and the rain and all that. iraq's expected to hamper escripts following flash floods told people have died in the deluge. the ethiopian government says the federal army has regained control of 5 new cities from the growing rebels. one of them is the strategic city of wealthier, the last stronghold of the people's liberation front in the northern region. and if you're a p and government spokesman, it's forces laws and unexpected large scale attack piece that it calls the heavy loss of life and equipment. not even human rights counselors also overwritten objections from ethiopia to launch an investigation into potential war crimes. investigators say they receiv

that's something i can't get into with you, ros.was saying earlier, protection of our sources is of the utmost important to us. and that means notjust protecting the source's identity but protecting how material comes into our hands. well, as of course you know paul, and everyone listening, at prime minister's questions earlier, this was the dominant issue. and borisjohnson turned to the video that paul had obtained. i apologise unreservedly for the offence that it has caused up and down the country and i apologise for the impression that it gives. but i repeat, mr speaker, that i've been repeatedly assured since these allegations emerged that there was no party and that no covid rules were broken and that is what i have been repeatedly assured. and pippa, as you listen to that and you listen to the prime minister saying essentially your description of the event that you reported on is wrong, how does it feel? well, it's no different from what they've been saying every day this week, frankly. i guess it comes down to a couple of thi

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the famous russian colossal come guns to again joined on the line now by geopolitical unless colonel ro hits death. colonel, welcome. first of all, this really was packed. i shouldn't be anything. nobody had been brought a long time back. mentioned that the guy we did talk me a little bit of russian so i can pick a few places here and it was much appreciated. a nicely spoken this deal, a 10 year security packed. first of all, what does each nation get out of that? alright, i think in many ways this bill is a little digging nato and it got to get, he's forward. are you know, of the, your kind of interaction with actually, when he was even the soviet union. and we have been dealing with procurement of a lot of hardware promise. you know, what this actually looks at is how we can go together to create nice technologies having a lot with most. so to say there is, there is a great deal of awareness bought at the handle for administration and russia. mister vladimir will be in our prime minister in the morning to take the story of manufacturing and india has been, so venues go on with any mor

what are known as trigger laws that at the moment that ro, if it were to be overturned at the moment that that is announced, which could come in june of next year in those states, abortions could be ban outright immediately. and then their, oh, total of some $26.00 states who have conservative majorities that are also going in the direction of banning more and more abortion. so certainly the real life consequences of this decision may be seismic in the grounds of reproductive rights . heidi, thanks very much indeed. that's heidi joe castle reporting from washington dc. your gun is deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles and on group and fellows airstrikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday. as part of a joint operation with the congress army, they are in groups based and eastern congo, and it's set to have links to weisel. uganda blames it for 3 bomb attacks and its capital. come paula? earlier this month, your gannon troops entered the i see the nobility crossing in north keybo state, its a forest area which makes it difficul

we're going to talk to congressman ro khanna about congress' plan to get it all done by the end of the year. >>> and happening right now, tens of thousands of russian troops have deployed to the ukrainian border, as president biden is set to virtually meet with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. >>> and turning now to some breaking news on the pandemic. new york city mayor bill de blasio has just announced the vaccine mandate for all private employers. a mayor also announced that kids ages 5 to 11 will need proof of vaccination to dine indoors and to attend other entertainment venues. that program will require two doses of the vaccine, that's an increase from one shot. all of this as those new travel restrictions imposed by the biden administration are playing out in airports across the country right now. nbc's antonia hilton is at new york's jfk airport. antonia, good morning. what are the rules there and how are they playing out on the ground? >> reporter: good morning. so as of 12:01 a.m. this morning, we are looking at a slightly new travel landscape and anyone who is alrea

migrants, while the country's borders remain largely closed due to cov, 19, the damaged boat carrying ro hang a migrants near indonesia is being towed to shore. the boat of mostly women and children was left to drift for days. denisia, this government has decided to give them shelter. hong kong chief executive kerry lamb has defended the raid on a pro democracy media outlet saying the police acted within the law. 7 current and former journalist from stan, news were arrested on wednesday. the us is calling for their release. gamlee, tight donnelly, emily, tycho yamaha don't let the, it's not like what you said, that we're targeting particular media organizations or media organizations with a certain stance. what we target is activities that contravene the law and the action is taken based on investigation, or the decision is made by the department of justice. and then the case will be given to court to make a ruling and impartial ruling. mourners occurring in cape town to pay their final respects to south african anti apartheid icon. archbishop desmond tutu. he's now lying in states at sa

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