you schofield with the changes coming in an france. —— hughes schofield.en seeing a spike in the number of covid cases, and it has to led to president biden warning that some us hospitals could be "overrun". speaking during a virtual meeting with state governors, he said the us is generally well prepared to meet the surge of 0micron cases and its citizens need not panic. but he also urged americans to get their booster shots. because we have had so many vaccinated and boosted, we are not seeing hospitalisations rise as sharply as we did in march of 2020 or even this past fall. america has made progress. things are better, but we do know that with the rising cases, we still have tens of millions of unvaccinated people and we are seeing hospitalisations rise. it means ours hospitals in some places are going to get overrun, both in terms of equipment and staff. president biden. new york city has made it compulsory for everyone aged 12 and above to be fully vaccinated against covid, in order to access indoor entertainment and sports activities. it has also bec

that's one reason i'm not a fan of schofield.g schofield and god bless you he needs all the help he can get. [laughter] how do you love kilpatrick unless you are interested in cooper? [laughter] do you know why i said that? anderson cooper his can goes back to kilpatrick so when soldiers set i would like to have a chance to go on leave and the general said i haven't seen my wife and three and half years and a fellow said me and my woman ain't that kind. and that thomas cracked up laughing which is not common for him. so the good soldier got him laughing. i found this in the records about his work after the war was over and he wanted to transfer a guy out of his command because he was listed as a for the sister of the same name that can play an instrument. [laughter] it's hard to be a musician for can't play an instrument and then when he went to the west coast but then on a wide ranging inspection tour all the way to the northwest and into alaska that it was a total waste of space and it wasn't anything that seals so he didn't se

hugh schofield in france.ealth organization has warned a tsunami of covid cases continue to spread widely around the world. tedros ghebreyesus said the omicron and delta variants were continuing to put an enormous strain on global health care systems. delta and omicron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers, which again is leading to spikes in hospitalisations and deaths. i'm highly concerned that omicron, being more transmissible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. the united states has recorded its highest—ever seven—day average of new covid cases, according to a tracker maintained byjohns hopkins university. the moving average of new cases was more than 265,000 as of tuesday, surpassing the previous peak reported nearly a year ago. with omicron cases on the rise, health officials in new york have reported a steep increase in children admitted to hospital with covid over the christmas holiday. the us chief medical adviser, dr anthony fauci, has addr

thanks to hugh schofield for that.d the british socialite ghislaine maxwell guilty of having helped the late financierjeffrey epstein sexually abuse teenage girls. the jurors found the 60—year—old guilty of another four charges connected with procuring the victims and facilitating the abuse. she was found not guilty on one other charge. the convictions mean maxwell faces the possibility of spending the rest of her life in prison. ghislaine maxwell's lawyer has spoken briefly outside the court. we firmly believe in ghislaine's innocence. obviously we are very disappointed with the verdict. we've already started working on the appeal and we a confident that she will be indicated. everyone from the be healthy. have a happy new year. the bbc�*s aleem maqbool has this report into the background of the case. ghislaine maxwell will now finally pay for her terrible crimes. her victims were robbed ofjustice for decades, but four of them have helped put a now infamous sexual predator behind bars. each was from a troubled or cash

hugh schofield there.n cases globally has led the director general of the world health organization to make an appeal against complacency. tedros ghebreyesus said the omicron and delta variants were continuing to put an enormous strain on health care systems and staff around the world. delta and omicron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers, which again is leading to spikes in hospitalisations and deaths. i'm highly concerned that omicron, being more transmissible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. with omicron cases on the rise, health officials in new york have reported a steep increase in children admitted to hospital with covid over the christmas holiday. the us chief medical adviser, dr anthony fauci, has addressed the situation at a white house briefing. certainly, more children are being infected with the highly transmissible virus. and with that, there naturally will be more hospitalisations in children. it is noteworthy, however, that m

hugh schofield in france.tsunami of covid cases continue to spread widely around the world. tedros ghebreyesus said the 0micron and delta variants were continuing to put an enormous strain on global health care systems. delta and 0micron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers, which again is leading to spikes in hospitalisations and deaths. i'm highly concerned that 0micron, being more transmissible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. the latest from the who. meanwhile, india is introducing stricter restrictions to try and limit the spread of 0micron. authorities in the capital, delhi, have put the city on yellow alert, imposing a 50% passenger limit on public transport which has resulted in long queues outside metro stations and bus stops. the city is also shutting gyms, schools and cinemas. prime minister narendra modi is meeting with his cabinet later to discuss the rise in 0micron cases. away from covid. a special service is being held in cape tow

that's one reason i'm not a fan of schofield. if you're a big fan of schofield, god bless you, he needs all the help he can get. how do you love kirkpatrick unless you're anderson cooper? do you know what i said that? they're kin, they go back in line to kilpatrick. cooper is so much better. the general said, haven't seen my wife in 3 1/2 years and the fellow said, general, me and my woman ain't that kind. and they said that thomas just cracked up laughing, which is not common for him. this soldier actually got him totally goof awing, as you might say. his records after the war was over, he wanted to transfer a guy out of his command because the guy was listed as a musician and he said he must have possibly been mistaken for a sister of the same name who could play an instrument. apparently that hannah could not play a musical instrument. hard to be a musician if you can't play an instrument. and then he went after -- when he went to the west, to the coast, was actually stationed in san francisco at the presidio, he ends up on a

if you are a big schofield fan, god bless you, he needs all the help you can get. he is like patrick, how can you love him unless you are anderson cooper? you know why it's about? anderson cooper's can, sir he showed humor in a lot of ways, one soldier came up and said i would like to have a chance to go on leave, and the general said i have not seen my wife and three and a half years, and the fellow said, well general me and my women aren't that kind. he just craft up laughing. i found this in the records about his work after the war was over, and he wanted to transfer a guy out of his command, because the guy was a musician, and he said he must have been mistaken for a sister of the same team who could play an instrument. apparently he could not play a musical instrument. hard to be a musician if you can't play a musical instrument. when he went to the west of the coast, he was actually stationed in the san francisco city, he ends up on a wide ranging inspection tour all the way through the northwest and through alaska, by the way he protected that alaska was a t

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not all of us, one to be well adjusted and not suffer from schofield other mental illnesses. but my friends, i said to you, there are certain things in this world that are so unjust and immoral. that good decent people should refuse to adjuster. it goes on to then say, i never intend to just myself to religious bigotry, racial discrimination, mindless expenditure on military weapons. when people don't have food to eat, what are the economy says? i never intend to adjust myself to economic conditions or to take necessities from the many to give luxuries to the fuel. but millions of god's children are smothering in an air tight cage of poverty in an affluent society. if that was relevant in the mid sixties in the us, it's a 1000 times more relevant there and sadly relevant across the world. but in a inspiration, node e call in the world to set up a movement that never was set up. he said, i call upon decent men and women around the world to set up a new international organization to be known as the international association for the advancement of creat of maladjustment. so to t

hugh schofield, our paris correspondent.ions but what is your understanding on what the french government is saying? there has now been _ french government is saying? there has now been a _ french government is saying? there has now been a document _ french government is saying? there has now been a document issued - french government is saying? in- has now been a document issued by the government, which i havejust had a chance to look at and it sets out in formal language what the spokesman was saying on telly about an hour before, which isjust what adam was saying, there are going to be much tighter restrictions from saturday, first thing saturday, midnight friday into saturday and they cover two things. one, restrictions on who can come into france and there is a long list, which we have seen before, of what constitutes an essential travel and nonessential travel. basically, constitutes an essential travel and nonessentialtravel. basically, if you are going just for fun, nonessentialtravel. basically, if you are going jus

there are also no plans to impose an evening curfew, joining us now is our correspondent hugh schofieldnounced. tell us more about what has been announced-— tell us more about what has been announced. ~ ., , ., .., , announced. well, there was a cabinet meetin: announced. well, there was a cabinet meeting this — announced. well, there was a cabinet meeting this afternoon _ announced. well, there was a cabinet meeting this afternoon convened - announced. well, there was a cabinet meeting this afternoon convened by l meeting this afternoon convened by president negron at a distance, he's down in the south of france and spoken via video link with government up in paris, because of, as you say commit a huge growth of omicron related covid and really, very, very sharp increase, may they are talking about 250,000 cases a day by early january. it's the same, of course here as it is in other european countries and what's interesting is that so far, this unprecedented wave of coded in the crisis in the hospitals that we have had with previous waves, but they draw some caution, but they're also v

there will be limits on the size of audiences for indoor and outdoor events. 0ur correspondent hugh schofieldinet meeting, a special cabinet meeting, this afternoon convened by president macron at a distance. he's down in the south of france and he spoke via video link with his government up in paris, because of, as you were saying, the huge growth of 0micron—related covid, and they're projecting a really very, very sharp increase in the data. even maybe they're talking about 250,000 cases a day by early january. it's the same, of course, here as it is in other european countries, and what's interesting is that, so far, this unprecedented wave of covid has not been followed by the kind of crisis in the hospitals that we've had with previous waves. they draw some cautious optimism from that, but they're also very worried, which is why they are instituting these new measures to try and slow down the rate. there's nothing drastic here. people had been talking about curfews, maybe particularly on new year's eve. there's no new year's eve curfew. people had been talking about delaying the start of

heath balk al jazeera london. several people have been arrested during rallies in germany against schofield. 19 restrictions have placed in france for 10 dusseldorf on saturday. the country approved the vaccine mandate for health work as early as month. and the government is considering expanding this to the general population. thousands in spain have been demonstrating against the government's decision to introduce vaccine passports. spain began using the european union digital cove in 1900 vaccination certificates, and then after the curve rise and infection, people are required to show the document has been used by 5 and night gland in the us present, joe biden is considering further measures as cases rise, hillis resonation on tuesday, and he's expected to take steps beyond his so called winter plan. hospitals are under significant pressure. new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. alan fisher reports, it's the start of the biggest trouble window across the us for millions christmas and new year holidays start here. and the threat from the con varian

joining us now is our correspondent hugh schofield.ms of their severity?— restrictions in terms of their severi ? ., ., , �* . severity? cautious. but reflecting the hue severity? cautious. but reflecting the huge scale — severity? cautious. but reflecting the huge scale of _ severity? cautious. but reflecting the huge scale of the _ severity? cautious. but reflecting the huge scale of the infection i severity? cautious. but reflecting l the huge scale of the infection that we are expecting. they are talking about now are rate of 250,000, quarter of a million infections every day and a couple of weeks from now. if you look at the spread ability of omicron, it is far more contagious than its previous variants, and even though it's less harmful, it seems, nonetheless, it is spreading rapidly, and there is the same fear of hospitals being overtaken and overwhelmed if it is allowed to spread at a full rate. if there isn't some pressure put on it, so that is why they are acting in this way, but as in britain, there is a balance to be struck

here's our france correspondent, hugh schofield.t this latest spike here, as elsewhere, it seems to me, is that the numbers are, you know, sort of stratospheric, but we haven't seen the complete panic and breakdown of health services which you might have expected, given that these numbers are so high. they're the biggest numbers since the start of the epidemic, as you say, tuesday, 180,000 daily cases, which is nearly double the 100,000 that we recorded at the end of last week, and every expectation that it'll go even higher. the health minister spoke of there being 250,000, 300,000 cases a day by the middle ofjanuary. and yet, you know, there is not the same complete panic about the health system that there was. yes, they're worried, but, i mean, the hospitals are not overcrowded. i think there's about 3,000 in intensive care at the moment, which is going up, but still nowhere near critical levels. and i think the fact is that, you know, there's still some doubt and confusion about the real dangerousness of 0micron. people are worr

we're learning more about some of the victims, including 38-year-old dad and tattoo artist danny schofieldes was also shot and seriously injured though he survived. and 44-year-old community leader alisha cardenas. lucy kafanov joins us live from denver. cnn has learned the gunman who was shot and killed by police, he published novels with striking similarities to this rampage? >> yeah, it's chilling stuff, jake. police have identified the shooter as 47-year-old lyndon james mcleod. while this was first reported by the "denver post" cnn has reviewed a series of books the suspect wrote under a pseudonym in which he foreshadow someday of the murders that took place. chilling accounts that almost met reality from what we've heard so far. he listed several victims by name, including alisha and michael. the main character in that book actually bears the name lyndon mcleod. these are lengthy rambling works of fiction describing these murderous rampages. there are also social media accounts published under the same pseudonym which include musings about extreme views about what he saw as as the de

i've been speaking to our paris correspondent hugh schofield.e among the most stringent france has imposed upon the uk since the whole thing began. from saturday, you won't be able to come to france from the uk, for holiday purposes or work purposes. all tourism basically will be stopped from the uk, and commercial journeys as well or stopped. you can come if you've got imperious, compelling reasons, or if you're french and you want to go home for christmas or you've got an official residence in france. but all other travel is to be stopped. and for those who do come over, there are new rules regarding testing — you've got to get yourself tested before you come in after you come, and for 48 hours afterwards, you have to self—isolate until you get a negative result. so it's a big change, and of course it's to stop the over spill, which everyone fears will come from the uk, may be watching across the channel, hearing borisjohnson watching across the channel, hearing boris johnson warned watching across the channel, hearing borisjohnson warned abou

because my first duty assignment in the army was 25th infantry division in schofield barracks. i lived in the north shore, pipeline beach, big scuba diver, terrible surfer but i loved the water. so the shark comes with me everywhere. >> that's awesome. >> so we've tried this reporting before, and it hasn't worked. one of the reasons it hadn't worked is because we got the threshold wrong. you might remember that there's a material incident threshold that exists now and it turns out there's never been a cyber incident that crossed the material threshold incident level set by the sec. so you've touched on a lot of it but it's going to be post facto. that's a question. how do you build the trust to get over people's reluctance to share. and what are the assurances you might -- i think you're working on them, so let's recognize that. what are the assurances we need to get people to trust to share information in real time and not like two weeks later? >> go ahead, jen, you go first. >> yeah, i mean, we are -- what i would say is, we recognize all of those issues, jim. they've been ar

this is the telephone log for december 7 1941 from schofield barracks and the first reports of japanese paratroopers landing at the airfield comes in n about 10:00 and by noon they're getting reports there are japanese landing on the beaches . a lot of these are coming from 11:40, paratrooper troops are identified wearing blue coveralls with a red disk. many of these are coming from civilian police. could avbe airmen coming in but there are a lot of these reports and all of a sudden you've got this, these blue coveralls and red discs showing up all over the place almost like these guys from mars landing all over the beaches but there really was this sense that they were coming ashore and at the end of the day you got everybody out there with their springfield's laying on the beach is waiting to repel the invasion. understanding it's a zero-sum but what if they did decide to land on a lot and follow-up with some kind of a tape, could they have held it ? if they decide to do that. that's a major change but could they have done something like that at a lot who? >> i'm going to try my opini

this is the telephone logs for the 25th division for september 25th 1920, when the schofield barracks. the first reports of japanese paratroopers landing at the airfield, it comes in at about 10 o'clock. by noon, they are getting reports that there are japanese landing on the beaches. a lot of these are coming actually from the -- 11 24 parachutes landing and wearing blue cover all's with the red disk on their shoulders. a lot of them are actually coming from civilian police putting in these reports. could be airman coming, and hard to tell. >> sure. >> all of a sudden you've got these, if you would through, it these blue cover all's and red disk showing up all over the place. it's like these guys from mars coming down and landing all over the beaches. there really was this sense that they were coming ashore. at the end of the day, you have everybody out there with their springfield's laying on the beach waiting to repel the invasion. understanding it's a zero sum, what if they did decide to actually land on a walk who and follow up with some kind -- could they have taken, could they

hugh schofield is in paris. tell us more about the circumstances of this arrest.ule of this arrest. well, the news broke a coople of — of this arrest. well, the news broke a couple of hours _ of this arrest. well, the news broke a couple of hours ago, _ of this arrest. well, the news broke a couple of hours ago, and it - a couple of hours ago, and it appears that a man called khalid alotaibi was arrested this morning at the airport, boarding a flight from paris. the presumption was made that he was the same list issued by the turkish government. picked up on by the french border police, and they put him in custody. the initial time was slightly tempered by reports that maybe this is a case of mistaken identity. apparently, the saudi authorities have told off the record recordings of... maybe this is the case of mistaken identity. the french have said to us that they are checking the identity of the man, but i think we need to be cautious on that. we'll have to see. let's bring up a tweet by jamal khashoggi's fiance. shu, not forgetting the caveats that you've just

hugh schofield reports from paris. . uk. hugh schofield reports from paris. , . paris.ter on a website before you — you have to register on a website before you come over so that is one side _ before you come over so that is one side the _ before you come over so that is one side. the other side as testing has been _ side. the other side as testing has been ramped up, you will have to have _ been ramped up, you will have to have a _ been ramped up, you will have to have a test— been ramped up, you will have to have a test done within 21 hours or less than— have a test done within 21 hours or less than 21— have a test done within 21 hours or less than 21 hours before you come. that can _ less than 21 hours before you come. that can be — less than 21 hours before you come. that can be a — less than 21 hours before you come. that can be a lateral flow test or a pcr test _ that can be a lateral flow test or a pcr test and when you come you have to self—isolate at an address you - ive to self—isolate at an address you give to _ to self—isolate at an address you give to the —

lets hear from our paris correspondent, hugh schofield.oint in the last spring. so all sorts of alarm bells are going and so, looking at the chart of covid—19 infections just a week ago, it was just a tiny sliver at the top, but that has now become a stain at the top of the graph and in a few days' time, this what everyone is saying, it will become the majority of cases. and as we have all been saying, the transmissibility is such that they're preparing for a big rush in the days and weeks ahead. meanwhile, spain is requiring everyone to wear masks outdoors again. the government tomorrow is expected to approve of the reintroduction of mandatory use of facemasks when you are outside in the streets. it is measured as previously in place untiljune of this year and then it was lifted from the summer onwards. and the secret has been reintroduced. so if you walk around most towns and cities in spain at the moment, including madrid, use of the moment, including madrid, use of the most people are wearing masks in a way out on the streets and so, t

for more on this, i'm joined by our correspondents hugh schofield in paris, jenny hill in berlin andhey call the health security cabinet to discuss the spread of omicron and it is expected there will be new measures announced. nothing too drastic, but certainly a feeling that omicron is coming and something needs to be done. in these things in france are not good, we are heading towards a new spike, 65,000 cases of covid—19 every day been reported which has not been seen for a long time, most of those are not omicron, the vast majority are the delta variant, but it is widely believed that the number of omicron are being underreported because they are not properly diagnosed and it is presumed by the government that in the weeks ahead the proportion of omicron is going to rise very sharply upwards. it is in response to that expectation that we had yesterday the announcement that france is to introduce much stricter rules on travel from the uk, the uk where borisjohnson is talking about a tidal wave of omicron. the french want to delay this by november of that into the uk which is why t