selina does the government have any plans in place to increase vaccination rates?i mean that is a key priority. but health experts are saying it is coming too late, especially for the elderly population where they are way behind. only 40% of those over 80 have received the booster shot as of december 1st. and experts say that third dose is necessary to get enough protection, since china is using these less effective vaccines compared to the mrna vaccines used overseas. the fear is that even if there are just tiny proportions of severe cases among the elderly or under vaccinated, when you have a population of 1. 4 billion people that could so overwhelm china's health care system. so the other key priority is boosting icu wards which the government has pledged to do. so for some context here, china has less than four critical care beds per hundred thousand people. and in comparison the u.s. has at least 24 for the same number of people. but anderson this reopening it, has been so sudden abrupt that some people are panicking. rushing to hospitals even if they have onl

selina, the authorities crackdown on the protests. we're not see major demonstrations. twitter account? >> yes, anderson, he told me that every day he is still going through hundreds of submissions and spending 6 to 7 hours on the account every day. he's getting messages from people about all sorts of challenges across the country, including the continued covid chaos and restrictions despite the recent easing of rules. he started using twitter as a personal out lap because all of his accounts on chinese social media kept getting banned. he said he never expected to become this influential, and you told me that he hopes that one day he isn't needed anymore, because what he said is that it is sad and ridiculous that we have a painter in italy anomalously collecting footage from brave people in china. but as people in china try to get around censorship, the authorities are cracking down harder. the government recently announced internet users in china could be punished for even liking posts that authorities consider illegal or harmful. so the space for people inside china'

selina wang, thank you so much.ars, after the epic win against iran, huge anticipation for the next u. s. men's national team world cup game. a face-off with the powerhouse, netherlands, on saturday. this time, it is the knockout round. the player who put us there, is kristen pugh, licit who scored the only goal of the game. that goal, leaving him with an injury that knocked him out at halftime, sending him to the hospital. the entire country is wondering, how is he doing? will he play this weekend? cnn's don riddell, joining us now, from doha. don, it is the pelvic contusion felt around the world, or at least, in america. so, help us, give us some updates on said pelvic contusion. how is he doing? will he play on saturday? >> look, we don't know for sure. but, the mood music seems to be, maybe he will, hopefully he will. certainly, the team wants him to play. certainly, the country wants him to play. this guy has, all of a sudden -- we've been talking about him for a long time, but now, is putting in these tell us

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thank you so much, selina live from beijing. >>> and after selina's report, i want to bring you more now of our conversation earlier with hao. he is from the eastern part of china. he is now studying in england. and this is an interview you'll see only here. i began by asking him about his family, who are still in china. i asked whether he's worried about them. here's his response. >> yeah, absolutely worried about them. i think i still need to do something because some people in china, they are protesting against the government, they are taking much bigger risk than me. i am worried, but i have to do this. >> when you say you have to do this, what made you decide to actually protest? >> my peers and i have a duty to do something to call for their human rights and a normal life for the people in china. >> have you spoken to your friends who are in china? and are they scared? >> they are mostly worried about what will happen after these protests and after the lockdown. because the chinese government is imposing restrictions even harder on the control of the speech, of the assembly, an

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cnn's selina wang in beijing.w from cnn medical analysis and former health commissioner doctor lena wang, she is also the author of lifeline, doctor's journey in the fight for public health. she recently wrote about the covid surge in china for the washington post. the headline was we must prepare from the fall over china's covid uterine. doctor wen, as the rest of the world watches what is happening in china, how concerned are you about new variants forming and spreading boldly and how do you think health officials should be preparing for that possible outcome? >> well, it is definitely possible that we are going to get new variants from china's surge. that is because, when viruses replicate, they mutate. when you see a lot of surge in this case, we could have hundreds of millions of people in china getting infected in a matter of weeks. so when you have that kind of search, you could definitely have new variants develop. the question is, are these new variants going to take hold, are they going to be more immuno

selina wang is "outfront" in beijing.d with the protester is very significant. what more can you tell us? >> yeah, erin, i mean, it is so hard to get any person in china to speak on camera to media, let alone on such a sensitive topic. but this person felt passionate that sharing with the world, while the protesters make up a tiny portion of china's population, they really see themselves as speaking for the masses, because zero covid has been a unifying source of anger for people, young, old, rich or poor. and this person described being a part of the demonstration in beijing as both scary but also empowering. >> will not protect you. >> this person one of thousands of across china willing to put their lives on the line to speak out. years of pent-up anger over china's draconian covid lockdowns boiling over into protests. >> i felt like i lost control of my life because of this covid policy. nobody is telling you when this is going to end. we are limited physically, and now we're limited mentally. we are forbidden to expr

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here's cnn's selina wang. >> reporter: china's top infectious disease expert now saying covid shouldtic shift for the government and jarring contrast for the public here. after three years of this heavy-handed approach to government, now the government trying to downplay covid. people were caught off guard by the sudden reopening. many feel they weren't given enough time or resources to get ready. across the country, fever medicine and antigen test kits are incredibly hard to get. and out of stock here in beijing. the country is scrambling to boost the elderly vaccination rate. at a state media event, health experts admitted we were not super well prepared in certain aspects. the chief infectious disease doctor at abe skwreupbg hospital said there have been outbreaks among doctors, nurses and other staff putting strain on the system. the doctor continued we expect the overwhelming strain to be on hospital wards as infections reach the elderly population. this decision to relax covid restrictions during china's winter when millions are expected to travel across the country for the new

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cnn's selina wang reports. >> reporter: as crematoriums in china fill up, the country shifts the wayts covid deaths. its method goes against the world health organization's guidelines. experts say it will severely under count the covid death toll. by china's count, less than 10 people have died of covid this month. it is a shockingly low number, considering how fast it is spread anything china and the low vaccination rate of the elderly. what we have witnessed on the ground in china at cream tore kwrupls points to a very different situation. the burning can't go fast enough. >> it is constantly smoking from all the bodies that are burning. these crates are all full of yellow body bags. >> reporter: they revealed rows of body bags as they load more coffins in the freezing cold temperatures. crematoriums in major cities are swamped as covid sweeps through the country. china has only reported a small handful of covid deaths since reopening late last month. >> a man said his close friend passed away from a fever. normally the hospital would hold the body. the hospital told them there wer

>> yeah, when the story went to air, selina sent us a note and said, wow, that was surprisingly theyial. state media tries to avoid of sensitive videos of packed hospitals or packed crematoriums. but this story actually want to, air and this underscores the chaos and confusion inside the censorship regime in china. ever since china begin this u-turn, ending and un-winding years of the zero-covid policy, there hasn't been a clear directive given to its propagandists to tell them what is the best way to frame the situation. and china right now. that's what we're seeing in state media, as images that were deemed to be suit too sensitive in the past, actually make it to air and not get back to. john? >> kristie, thank. you appreciate that. kristie lu stout, live in hong kong. brazilian football legend, pella, will celebrate christmas in a sÃo paulo hospital. police daughter says it's best for him to continue to receive care with doctors close by, instead of spending christmas at home. the albertan stand jewish hospital -- in this is getting worse. and he's experiencing kidney in cardiac

it's going to be a long and slow exit from zero-covid. >> selina wang joins us.a's finally easing covid restrictions, doesn't mean the protest worked? is that a victory for demonstrators? >> yeah, anderson. it's fair to call us this tentative, partial victory. it's remarkable to see. that authoritarian china, protests have forced the communist party to essentially change its tune over covid. it's clearly made the government realize that zero covid's not possible or sustainable. it's even a threat to social stability. it's been more than a year omicron since omicron was first detected. only now, anderson, finally, are they deciding-month-old research and publish stories that omicron's last deadly. this is a huge shift in china. before this, they were demonizing covid, in some cases even censoring scientifically accepted information. but the loosening of restrictions here, they're happening in a patchwork across the country. some places are easing rules, others are still clinging on to zero covid. and you have some people in china celebrating the change. others are

selina wang, cnn, beijing.is star, novak djokovic is back in australia almost a year after he was deported for not being vaccinated against covid-19. the serbian world number five is getting ready for a tournament, next week in adelaide as well as next month's australian open. djokovic was allowed back into the country after the government recently overturned the decision to cancel his visa. australia's strict covid policies have since been lifted. >> well, novak, nine-time champion will be welcoming back to australia. i have a deal great deal of confidence in australia. i think that we are very well educated boarding public. particularly those who come to tennis, they love their, tennis they love seeing great season with great matches and i have a lot of confidence that the fans will react like we hope they will react and have respect for. that djokovic is seeking his tenth australian open title. more than anyone else in history. he's also hoping to tie rafael nadal's record 22 grand slam win. well new year's

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selina wang, cnn, beijing. >> experts say that a shortage of fever medication in the u.s. products are flying off the shelves right now because of high rates of respiratory infections across the country, as well as supplier challenges. pharmacies across the u.s. are limiting sales of the drug and directing customers to stores for supplies of children's medications. buenos aires through the party of the year to celebrate argentina's world cup champions and everyone was invited. the government declared a national holiday for tuesday's victory parade and check that out. as a result, an estimated 4 million people flooded into the streets to celebrate the country's first title since 1986. the street parade as amends as scale as you see in your screen, if you get out of hand especially when to, man they jumped from an overpass bridge on to the teams open airbus. a bold move, the parade was later halted and leonel messi and his teammates. they were forced to move their party to the air. what does that mean? well, stefano pozzebon has more from buenos aires. >> in the end leonel e

selina wang, cnn, beijing. >> let's discuss this with dr. jorge rodriguez, a board to defied internal medicine specialist and viral researcher. he joins us from los angeles. thank you for being here. >> thank, you alison. >> all right, first, from what you can tell, i am curious what you know of the situation right now in china, specifically in beijing regarding the number of covid cases, and what you think would be the ripple effect from china's sudden rollback of its strict covid measures. >> well, i think that we are not, and probably will not get the absolute truth from china, but in this doctor to doctor network that exist between twitter, and social media, and communication, there are external intel in the past 20 day there have been approximately 250 million 250 million new cases of infection with covid in china. that is astounding. arguably, the most populated country in the world, and we don't know what is happening with these infections. obviously, the deaths are horrible, but every infection can create a new mutation, and at the r

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cnn's selina wang is live in beijing. these major policy changes just announced in china. >> reporter: well, wolf, these changes are a major move towards the formal end of zero-covid, dismantling what was left of it and dismantling china's nearly three years of isolation. on january 8th, the country is dropping quarantine requirements for all international arrivals. china has been severely limiting who can go in and out of china with strict border controls. flights have been very limited and expensive. all arrivals have to go through quarantine in government facilities. i went through one myself, including 21 days this year. we're talking about harsh quarantines. no opening for your door except for food picksups and covid tests. but a lot still remains unclear. we don't know how many flights will be allowed to enter the country or how easily chinese nationals will be able to travel out. officials said they will start outbound tourism, restart it in a, quote, orderly manner, but said it depends on the international covid s

selina wang, what are officials saying what they feel they're prepared for this?health experts in china admitted they've been "unprepared" in certain aspects, but that estimate of nearly 1 million deaths, coming from some new 1 studies is a worst-case scenario. if china can increase vaccination rate and increase the anti-virulents it can reduce that rate. what happens if it spreads to an area of much weaker preparedness? hospitals dealing with outbreaks among staff. long lines forming outside hospitals in big cities like this video. you can see a line snaking as far as the eye can see. china also has only announced a few covid deaths since reopening, but what we see on the ground tells a different story. just today i went to a major creamtorium in beijing. you see the long line of cars waiting to get to that cremation area. the parking lot full as well. several told me their loved ones died from covid. an employee told me they are swamped with dead bodies. >> selina wang, we'll follow it closely. thank you. >>> still to come here on cnn, the big question hanging o

kaitlan was talking about one protesters speaking to selina wang, she's in disguise.ight ahead. >>> police in idaho backtracking weeks after the murder of four college students. first they said it looked like the students were targeted. now they are clarifying their story. >>> also this morning, elon musk lured republicans into a fight with apple? if he is it appears to be working. >>> first this morning it's been more than two weeks since four idaho college students were murdered. police in the college town of moscow, idaho have said all along they believe this wa

cnn's selina wang is live in beijing.as trying to read and get my head around what is actually happening from a tangible perspective. can you walk me through what these major changes to china's covid policy actually are? >> reporter: yeah, phil, the bottom line is that these changes are major. it is a huge step towards the formal end of zero covid and china's nearly three years of isolation. the biggest announcement is from january 8 the country is dropping quarantine requirements for all international arrivals. to understand why this is such a big deal we have to look at what the reality has been. throughout the pandemic china has been severely limiting who can go in and out of china, with strict border controls, flights have been very limited and expensive, all arrivals had to go through quarantine in government facilities. i went through multiple quarantines myself including 21 days earlier this year. these are hard quarantines. no opening your door except for food pickups and covid tests. a lot remains unclear. we don

selina wang is live in beijing this morning. what i find so amazing about this is that you spoke to one of those protesters, obviously they wanted to be disguised because the authorities have been going to these people's homes, questioning them, talking to them about this. what did this person have to tell you? >> kaitlan, it is so hard to get anybody to speak on camera in china, let alone on a sensitive topic like this. this person was at the same protest i reported from. and they explained to me it was such an incredible, emotional release for people after years of the zero covid policy it was a way to release that pent up anger and this was the explanation for why so many people were willing to put their lives on the line just to speak out. i felt like i lost control of my life because of this covid policy. we are limited physically and now we're limited mentally. we're forbidden to express our ideas. for me, first things first. i want zero covid policy gone. and if we have more freedom of speech and freedom of press, of cour

selina, tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: yeah, jake, i mean, the picture on the ground looksent from the government narrative. so i went to a major crematorium in beijing this week and it was very packed. the parking lot was completely full. several people there told me that their loved ones had died from covid. an employee said they'd been swamped with work. i also saw these metal containers that were filling up with yellow body bags and i saw workers loading more coffins in. i spoke to some of the stores nearby selling tune rary items. they said they're much busier than normal. i also stopped by a covid designated hospital where a worker told me elderly patients with covid are dying every single day. but despite all of that china has only reported less than ten total covid deaths for this entire month. and amid the skepticism both at home and abroad over those numbers the government now says it is changing the definition of covid-19 deaths to only include patients who died of respiratory failure directly caused by the virus. so jake, that means that those who died because o

so, it's going to be a long and slow exit from zero covid. >> selina wang joins us now.estrictions, does that mean that the protests worked? is that a victory for demonstrators? >> reporter: yeah, anderson, i think it's fair to call it this tentative partial victory because it is remarkable to see that. in authoritarian china, protests appear to have forced the communist party to change its tune on zero covid. it's clear it made the government realize zero covid is not possible or sustainable and it's a threat to social stability. it's been more than a year since omicron was first detected. only now, anderson, finally is state media citing months old research and publishing stories that omicron is less deadly. this is a huge shift in china because before this authorities were demonizing -- loosening of restrictions here, they are happening in a patchwork across the country. some places are easing rules. others are clinging on to zero covid. you have some people in china celebrating the change. but others are frustrating and angry because all of this has been a wakeup cal

selina wang, cnn, beijing. >>> thank you.litary service for all eligible men to counter the rising threat from china. the time requirement will jump from four months to a year starting in 2024. that's a major u-turn for taiwan which had previously shortened conscription as recently as 2018. taiwan's president says four months can, quote, no longer suit the needs of taiwan's defense. >>> turning now to russia's war on ukraine. this morning heavy fighting reported in parts of the country including bakhmut and other areas in the donbas. all this as russia demands ukraine abide by its proposed peace talks which includes the demilitarization and so-called denazification of the regime controlled territories. cnn international correspondent will ripley is joining me now live. what's the latest from where you are now? >> reporter: so the air raid sirens have just lifted in lviv, which is welcome news, although what the ukrainians think what russia is doing is sending strategic bombers up into the air potentially to see how ukraine re

selina wang joins us from beijing with the latest numbers.ng lifted and when? >> reporter: pam, there is a whole slate of changes the covid restrictions. from january 8th, the country is dropping quarantine requirements for all international arrivals. these are major changes. and a big move towards the formal end of zero covid and the ending of china's nearly three years of isolation. pam, to understand why this is such a big deal, we have to look at what the reality has been for years. china has been severely limiting who can go in and it of china with strict border controls, flights have been limited and expensive, arrivals have to go through quarantine and government facilities. i went through multiple quarantines myself, including 21 days earlier this year. and we're talking about harsh quarantines. you get sorted into a facility, no opening your door except for food pickups and covid tests. we don't know how many flights will be allowed to enter the country, or how easily chinese officials will be able to travel out, and tourism in you a

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slin selina wang is out front in beijing.response. what's china's response to the united states and some other countries placing restrictions now on travelers from china? >> reporter: so sara, before we got that official response from the u.s., that official announcement, beijing responded to potential travel restrictions by defending its own covid policy, accusing western media for hyping up china's covid policy change, and also urged countries to work together. this is what else the ministry affairs spokesperson had to say. he said, "china has always believed that the measures taken by countries to prevent the epidemic should be scientific and moderate and should not affect normal people to people exchanges." but sara, the irony here is that since the very start of the pandemic china has had some of the strictest border controls in the world but now that china is finally opening up and cases here are surging, well, other countries are getting nervous. so in addition to the u.s., so far japan, india, japan, taiwan and italy

see the story of the polish selina donation. and where are they now.e is the answer to the question about the level of their analyticity, and talk about relationships. uh, alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin characterize them in these categories, how they do it, they do it in general. well, it doesn't fit that well at all. in general, not from there, well, why should we talk about this putin and lukashenko - this is, uh, the real leaders of their countries, each of them, uh, is heartbroken for his country, for the well-being of the people, for the development of the state. we remember putin's famous phrase. why do we need such a world if there is no russia in it and let us remind our viewers of the story of alexander lukashenka in a conversation with the president of kazakhstan yesterday i had an interesting conversation with the president of kazakhstan, he is a former diplomat. a very smart person who knows the sea with his tongue. i always appreciate his advice and even support and he came up to me a lot now talking to fly independence who is rig

selina wang, cnn, beijing. >> remarkable courage. some breaking news just in. hold on the special master reviewing documents taken from donald trump's property at mar-a-lago. we'll bring that to you live, next. is t hat the new iphone? yup, i just got the new iphone 14 with its amazing camera at t-mobile.e. wow! at t-mobile,e, get four iphone 14s on us. and 4 new lines for $25 bucks a line. [narrator] why is aaron happy? well, carvana has tens of thousands of cars under $20,000. so aaron's folks could help hook him up with a new ride. we'll drive you happy at carvana. >>> just in to cnn, an appeals court has halted the special master's review of those classified documents seized from donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. let's get straight to cnn's evan perez. evan, am i right to interpret this as a victory for the justice department? >> that's right. this is a big win, jake, for the justice department, which has been looking to get rid of of these restrictions that were first imposed by a judge in palm beach who appointed a special master, a third party, to go thr

here's cnn's, selina wang, reporting from beijing.eaths since abandoning its zero covid policy. but what we see on the ground tells a different story. >> there is a long line of cars that snakes across this entire area of cars waiting to get into that cremation area. and the parking lot, right, now it is completely full of cars. speaking here because there are many many security guards patrolling this entire area. i've spoken to a man, who earlier, who said that his close friend passed away from a fever. so the hospital didn't say. why he said he's been waiting here for hours and he still has no idea if his friends body can even get cremated today. >> it is not just in beijing. social media shows -- and funeral homes around the country overwhelmed. and this funeral home in -- the man is saying it is going insane. here it is packed with cars. and vans carrying bodies stretch all the way into the distance in front of this crematorium in -- and families white, and stand in the morning close at this funeral home. with no idea how long the

businesses and that creates an upward spiral of economic activity that can revitalize a small town like selina. if i can make the analogy to a board game, if you think about the game monopoly, great time ago around the board, the costco, yet another $200.00. you didn't have that $2.00 every time you. pasco and monopoly, again, would be over in about 3 turns. see that $200.00 you get for passing, go and monopoly. that's universal, basic income. they are no matter what. it's unconditional. you know, it's come, you're getting it, whether you're winning or you lose it. and if you're losing, it can give you a chance to give you hope that maybe just maybe you could still pull this off in our representatives in legislatures and congress, they know the investments payoff, right? they know that, for example, a $1000000.00 investment in the fish hatchery, they'll hollow, pays off in multiples of that amount, every year in the tourism that it brings into this community. a lot of people actually travel here just to finish and buy them, come and do slot. i'll just to virgil, say i have to buy groceries her

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. >> down south on the peninsula, people in north selinas was stuck in knee-deep water. first alert meteorologist has been tracking all of this for us. pretty much as billed. >> yeah. >> the rain came in when it was supposed to and i was up listening to it late into the night and into the morning. it was loud. it sounded like a lot. >> does the wind wake you up. >> >> the rain, it was so intense. >> it was a combination of the two. we got two days over the next seven-days that don't have rain on them in the forecast. all of the rest of them do. some days will be more impressive than others. tomorrow, by the way, one of the days that does not have rain on it. we are taking a look at the doplar radar and there is light flurries falling, it is quiet now relatively speaking across the state. here is tomorrow. a lot of tule fog in the central valley. more blue skies. make the most of tomorrow. th e clouds show up late tomorrow night and then by thursday the showers come back. if we watch the timing on this it is thursday afternoon and evening when the more widespread rain sho

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what selina? these days, the number of coven 19 deaths are much reduced in taiwan to. but phung wants to continue ensuring that no one in his community or elsewhere in the country is forced to go hungry. oh, this so featured some of the pandemic heroes in our next and final edition. you can hear from the team have been producing alcove at 19 special for more than 2 years now. good bye till then and stay healthy. ah ah, with who do you see a desert here? they see their future. ah young, he's hurry up to the one to the south of the country because they can no longer see life. it's extremely hot with paradise. does it a landscape in 30 minutes on d. w. europe's plastic weight, recycling in disposing of it is a global business worth 1000000000, riddled with money laundering and corruption, profits from it who suffers from it. and where does all the plastic waist actually end up building 3090 minutes on d w. oh, i just got a a oh frankfurt am awed international gateway to the best connection, south road and real. located in the out of europe. you are connected to the whole