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jos buttler met his own stark end, and england had lost fourfor 19 runs, own stark end, and england hadstark end, and england had lost fourfor 19 runs, and we were watching another repeat. when it ended, england were still 237 behind, the australian attack was supposed to be weakened. the aussies didn't have to bat again, but they chose to. sensing it was not as difficult as it had been made to look. they finished 45—1, a long way ahead, england sang regardless, but this might have been the day the music stopped. unsurprisingly contrasting moods in the adelaide dressing rooms... i guess in terms of where it sits now, i think we hold all the cards with when we want to bowl, how big a lead we have. 0bviously, night sessions are a big one. a big striking session with the new ball and conditions so, yes, certainly we've got a few options on the table now, being batting. pretty frustrating and disappointing to have lost two wickets like we did last night, and to get ourselves back in a position where we could get within touching distance of them. it is disappointing but we can talk about the

it was bouncing. 40,000, it felt like 100,000 and stark was on a hatbick— like 100,000 and stark was13 at the end, it was_ then getting down to 13 at the end, it was brilliant, so it was great, something _ it was brilliant, so it was great, something you dream of as a kid to be a part— something you dream of as a kid to be a part of— something you dream of as a kid to be a part of and it was brilliant. there's further disruption to the festive season fixture list with two more premier league games called off tomorrow. arsenal against wolves and leeds vs aston villa both postponed due to covid. there have been calls from managers and players to pause fixtures because of depleated squads. chelsea played yesterday and face brighton on wednesday. head coach thomas tuchel thinks, while clubs are dealing with coronavirus, the schedule is unfair. we're just filling holes where we can fill them, and we play teams who don't play international duties. and we have the covid situation, five changes were invented because of covid and now we are in the middle of covid and some teams get their game

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we will see a spike in cases nap is because omicron is incredibly transmissible but there will be a stark difference between the experience of those that are vaccinated and boosted verses those that are unvaccinated. >> reporter: president biden will address the nation tomorrow and is expected to issue a stark warning for unvaccinated americans. he is expected to outline new steps to help communities struggling with new case loads. >> we continue to see and our health experts assess you are 14 times more likely to die of covid if you are unvaccinated verses vaccinated. >> reporter: senators elizabeth warren and corey booker, u.s. representative jason crow from colorado, and maryland governor larry hogan say they are all vaccinated and boosted and only experiencing mild symptoms. today, moderna released new data that shows a third shot increased antibody levels 37 times. debra alfarone cbs news the white house. >>> ice data services rang the closing bell. it was a grim day for the markets as they plummeted for a majority of the day. you can see here the major three ending the day in the re

to announce new steps to fight covid and specifically omicron and is likely to issue we're told a starkning for unvaccinated americans when it comes to this winter. cnn's jeremy diamond joins me live from the white house. so a lot of anticipation in terms of these remarks set for not tonight, jeremy, but tomorrow. >> reporter: yes, that's right, erica. with coronavirus cases surging around the country and a lot of uncertainty in the american public around what this next chapter of the pandemic actually means, president biden returning this morning from his delaware home. he will meet with his coronavirus team in the oval office this afternoon to discuss some new measures that the president is expected to announce tomorrow in a speech, where the president is expected according to the white house to deliver a stark warning particularly to the unvaccinated about what kind of severe illness and death awaits them in this winter, as coronavirus cases surge on the backs of this omicron variant. at the same time, just as the president did last thursday, the president not only issuing a stark wa

that was a stark warning coming from russia's top diplomat ahead of a meeting with his u. s. counterpart. adding that moscow would not tolerate the beefing up nato's presence. neighboring states doesn't use asylum. seekers might have to wait months, said the bellows porter to get processed if a new plan from brussels has given the go ahead. rice crew box fam, told us that the move throws away the rule, but we could have managed this easily, but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. also, the caea is embroiled in a child sex abuse scandal that evolves children. if young, this isn't 2 years old, with all but one alleged defender going unpunished, according to declassified documents and as the omi called variant grips 38 countries, the world health organization tells us more times needed to understand the true nature of the threat. the virus is pros and we do not have report moorland that is causing more see here disease or that it is more neat out. this is not something that we should speculate off. we really need a bit more time. ah . they what are

and give this stark warning ahead of the summit. it was difficult. this up was a nightmare scenary of military confrontation has returned to europe. moscow categorically will not accept the transformation of the countries neighboring russia into a military foothold. i suppose you can't get to grips with bridging wat, divide you unless you get all of those problems out on the table. it certainly seems to be the way diplomacy is being carried out here in stockholm it on the sidelines of this o. s. c ministerial conference, as the former minister of russia said galen, for all held a meeting with the secretary of state of the united states. anthony blinking. what we heard from said gala rove was a list of issues he has and what were and russia has, with the way that russia has being dictated to by nato, by the united states. and by the west. talking about treaties though, said gala, for off pointed out that there is a real lack of agreement in concrete written down when it comes to russia and the west for those are, the 2 continues to escalate the situat

ah ah, a nightmare scenario of military confrontation has returned to you. rip the stark warning from russia's tub. diplomat ahead of a meeting with us counterpart, sergey lab. rob added that moscow would not tolerate the beefing up of nato's present in neighboring states. asylum seekers, it may have to wait months at the you. belarus border to get processed. if a new plan from brussels gets the go ahead monitoring organization, oxfam told us to move the pros away. the rulebook we could have managed this easily, but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. and as the omicron co very grips and dozens of countries of the world health organization tells our team more time is needed to understand how potent it may be. we do not have report at least moorland that is causing more severe disease or that it is more lee. so this is not something that we should speculate off. we really need a bit more time. ah, or run kathy, my director of studios in moscow. recapping, weeks top stories with our weekly program. this is our to international right now. lack of diplomacy, th

the white house predicted joe biden would issue a stark warning, but what he presented instead and was saying that he didn't come off quite as expected. archie is kim hopping reports while jen, saki promised that a stark warning would come from joe biden, regarding those who are unvaccinated. however, the millions of americans who tuned in didn't exactly hear that. now it's worth noting that joe biden did defend his unpopular mandates that he says are for the good of the people. i know vaccination requirements, popular for me, not even proper for those who are anxious to get them. my ministration has put them in place, not to control your life, but to save your life. now, those mandate have been quite unpopular. they have been big demonstrations and out pouring of discontent in response. and there's been a number of shortages among jobs such as firefighters, police officers, airline pilots, and others. during his speech, he did brag about the new vaccination centers that have opened and the new widespread ability availability of coven tests. now, one interesting thing to note about joe

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no, they are not as stark.rimarily because white young voters from the white millennials, white plurals, are more evenly divided between the parties then older white members of older white generations. >> this is a little bit of a trick question for you. are republicans also denying students the opportunity to vote using their campus address? >> we have some examples like in new hampshire for example, republican state constant harassment and litigation related to young people forcing them to have to prove their permanent allegiance to a college. for example, offering a copy of their voter registration card as proof of ongoing citizenship to the locality. but this question is generally applied across the board. people in general, democrats included, they think that young people are the upset, the independent swing, the group that they can't always rely on. the disruptors. they are not on the voter rolls, they don't have necessarily the polling, they don't know who their list is for voter turnout in the same way

the chief naval operations officer was harold stark. and by rights, if you assume that responsibility did lie heavily in washington, as i believe was the case, then stark should have been terminated at that point. he was not. he was kept on as chief of naval operations. they brought in earnest king, commander of the u.s. fleet until stark was eased out in march of 1942, to bring in naval forces in europe. the issue that comes up immediately is that, if stark should have gone, what about marshall? very fortunately, he was spared. but it is quite true that they really, in my view, tom were treated as skate scapegoats, and it seemed like they were at 99.9% responsible for the devastation and lost. that was most unjust. i should, that pearl harbor achieve the distinction of producing not one but ten separate subsequent investigations about it. several during the war time. and then in the 1990s there was a further review, the best one, in my view. because it really explains how they blame extended well upward from pearl harbor for what had h

we'll hear the stark warning from one aid group. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brun huber. >> we begin with the growing threat of the omicron variant. cases are rising quickly around the globe less than a month after it was first detected. in the u.s., experts are warning that americans could be facing a dark winter as omicron collides with the surge of the delta variant. the country is now averaging more than 125,000 new cases a day. cases are rising especially fast in the north, midwest, and south, but experts say that's mostly being feudal by the delta variant, not omicron. it's expected to become the dominant strain in the coming weeks, but cdc numbers show right now that omicron accounts for just around 3% of new cases. u.s. hospitals are already feeling the impact. around 69,000 americans are currently hospitalized with the virus, and experts say omicron is only likely to make things worse, putting more strain on an already overwhelmed health care system. now, despite all of that, americans aren't putting the holidays on hold. more than 109 milli

dawid malan gone to mitchell stark on 80 and this was ollie pope prodding at nathan lyon on five.9 runs and we were watching another repeat. when it ended, england were still 237 runs behind. australia's attack was supposed to be weakened. the aussies didn't have to bat but chose to, sensing it probably wasn't as difficult as it had just been made to look. they finished 45—1, england left with regrets. to look. they finished 45-1, england left with regrets.— left with regrets. pretty frustrating _ left with regrets. pretty frustrating and - left with regrets. pretty - frustrating and disappointing it's easy to keep saying we are unlucky and we nicked a few at this and that and we nicked a few at this and that and played some bad shots but we need to find a way of putting some runs on the board as a collective. they are already running out of time to put things right and it will take some second innings to prevent a second ashes test defeat. patrick gearey, bbc news. match of the day is on later and it is literallyjust "match of the day" after five of today's six premier league fix

tonight, with just days to go before christmas, millions of americans are now facing the stark reality of another covid surge. dr. fauci warning that he expects the omicron variant to take over in the coming weeks. here's the map. take a look. omicron confirmed in all but four states. officials say omicron is doubling every 2 to 3 days. the current surge still fueled by the delta variant. health officials urging people to get the booster shots to stay safe. fewer than 30% of fully vaccinated americans are boosted. with cases soaring, we're now seeing images so eerily reminiscent of the early days of this pandemic. hospitals overwhelmed. some calling in the national guard. people struggling to find tests. this line in new york city stretching blocks. the city seeing three straight days of record infections. this current surge is rocking professional sports. the nba postponing at least five games because of safety protocols. the nhl and nfl also taking action. and just moments ago, elizabeth warren announcing that she has tested positive for covid. saying she's vaccinated, but is now exp

that's the stark warning from scientists.e uk's biggest dailyjump in omicron infections so far. new rules on face masks, self—isolation and vaccine passports will be voted on by mps in the commons on tuesday, according to government sources. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe mayes, uk politics reporter at bloomberg and ros altmann, former pensions minister. and a conservative peer.

this stark warning from russia's top diploma, the head of a meeting with his u. s. counterpart this week, sir. again, left ra found. i thought moscow would not tolerate that beefing up of nato's presence in neighboring states. asylum seekers may have to wait months of the e beller roost border to get processed if a new plan from brussels gets the go ahead. humanitarian organization offs from told us the mood throws away the rule book. we could have managed as easily but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. also ahead in the program of the all me chrome. busy cove it very and grips 38 countries. the world health organization tells our tea more time is needed to understand how potent it may be. we do not have report at this moment that is causing more severe disease forward i think is more the felt piece is not something that we should accurate off . we really need a bit more time. ah, bringing you the tell stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. you find yourself with the weekly on rti hello and welc

now, the issue that comes up immediately is if stark should have gone, what about marshal?and very fortunately, you know, he was spared. but it is quite true that they really, in my view, how kimmel and short were treated, in terms of being made scapegoats and made to seem they were 99.9% responsible for all the devastation and lost was most unjust. i should add pearl harbor added the distinction of not producing one but 10 subsequent investigations about it. several during the wartime, big commercial hearing afterwards and finally in the 1990s further review and that is the best one in my view because it really explains how the blame expanded upward from pearl harbor how it happened but did not decide to restore the rank of kimmel and short. >> i wonder if i could ask a question. just a 30,000 foot question. how aware should u.s. planners have been of the possibility of surprise? a surprise attack? when i was a boy, a sneak attack, kind of left the vocabulary and we speak of surprise attack. japan with russia, at a place called port arthur, sounds like in, in '31, invaded

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a stark warning from the energy industry — household bills could rise by up to 50% next year unless theernment intervenes. waiting for a parcel delivery? beware of scam texts saying you owe postage — more than half a million messages are expected to be sent this week. during his annual news conference, russia's president putin rejects accusations that he is preparing to invade ukraine. on the telephone! now, wait for it to ring! on the telephone! now, wait for it to rinu! ., and the stash in the attic — a 50—year—old episode of morecambe and wise found in a loft will be broadcast on christmas day. in sport, liverpool's boxing day game against leeds is one inspired liverpool boxing day game against leeds have been called off as a rising impact of covid effects the festive fixtures. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. early studies suggest the omicron variant of coronavirus may cause milder illness than the delta variant. scientists say the findings are good news, but warn that the sheer number of cases could still overwhelm the nhs. ministers are monitoring the figures, th

president biden issuing a stark winter warning for the unvaccinated.ding the pfizer and moderna vaccines over the one-shot johnson & johnson citing data showing a rare risk of blood clots was higher than previously reported. >>> also there is a new kellogg's deal that could pave the way for the striking workers to return to work two days after christmas. the tentative agreement is expected to go to a vote on sunday. >>> then take a look at this incredible escape caught on camera in new york. two teenagers climbing to safety on an exterior pole as fire and smoke shot out of their apartment window. they were treated for smoke inhalation. after reaching safety. one man was killed and a woman hospitalized in critical condition but we're happy those two teenagers were able to make it out safely. >>> 100th year, the new miss america was crowned overnight and a history making moment. miss alaska, emma broyles, the first time a miss alaska was crowned miss america. emma who is korean american saying, quote, i hope to live up to the legacy and serve as a positi

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faces a substantial wave of omicron infections next month that might overwhelm the nhs — that's the starkarning from scientists. another 633 omicron cases are recorded in the last 2a hours — the uk's biggest dailyjump in omicron infections so far. new rules on face masks, self isolation and vaccine passports will be voted on by mps in the commons on tuesday — according to government sources. at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united states, focusing on kentucky. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history and, for those who have seen it, what it has done here in grace county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. britain warns russia it will face severe consequences if it invades ukraine — a g7 meeting of foreign ministers is discussing rising tensions. and foreign secretary liz truss joins nick robinson in this week's episode of political thinking, that's in half an hour. good evening. health officials have renewed their call for everyone who's eligible to get their covid boosterjab. new modelling suggests

that's the stark warning from scientists.ther 633 omicron cases are recorded in the last 2a hours, the uk's biggest dailyjump in omicron infections so far. new rules on face masks, self isolation and vaccine passports will be voted on by mps in the commons on tuesday, according to government sources. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe mayes, uk politics reporter at bloomberg and ros altmann, former pensions minister. and is now a conservative member of the house of lords. lovely to see you both again. you may remember that when we were in this spot on this channel 2a hours ago, one of my guests from a press office said he had lots of stories about what was going to be in the papers. let's see whether those warnings or threats were delivered. the telegraph suggests borisjohnson is set to face his first major cabinet revolt over a �*plan c�* of further covid restrictions in the fight against omicron. from a cabinet rebellion to a public backlash — the observer has

the speech will be a stark warning to the unvaccinated. carley: griff jenkins with more on what we can expect from the president later today. >> reporter: we expect them to say the cdc, the omicron very it is the dominant strain in the country accounting for 73% of new cases with the first death reported out of houston. in a speech today about how the administration is handling it president biden taking to twitter to preview his remarks saying we are working around the clock to increase testing ability, vaccine ability and support for hospitals. i will have more to say on this tomorrow. in the meantime get vaccinated, get this, wear a mask and keep the faith, we will get through this together. the speech is expected to build on his winter plan to focus on access to testing, booster shots, no lockdowns, new mask mandates and risk to the unvaccinated. that is an area jen psaki hit home yesterday. >> those who choose to remain unvaccinated he. the stark warning and make clear and vaccinated individuals will drive hospitalizations and deaths.

faces a substantial wave of omicron infections next month that might overwhelm the nhs that's the starkists. another 633 omicron cases are recorded in the last 2a hours, the uk's biggest dailyjump in omicron infections so far. at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central usa. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history and for those that have seen it, what it's done here in graves county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. britain warns russia it will face severe consequences if it invades if it invades ukraine.

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stark with a hammer blow. that was england's final chance — painful but predictable.ubs struggled to navigate covid travel restrictions this weekend. leicester tigers continue to go from strength to strength. they came from behind to beat connacht, to make it 13 wins from 13 this season. connacht were 20—12 ahead, but the tigers fought back... hosea saumaki put the them back in front — plus a conversion and a penalty from bryce hegart. but connacht didn't leave empty handed — jack carty�*s last minute drop goal gave them a losing bonus point, as leicester won 29—23. and in the women's premier 155, world player of the year zoe aldcroft scored two tries as gloucester—hartpury claimed a bonus—point win at worcester. the away side scored six tries in all, winning 36—10 and have moved up to sixth in the table. and some more rugby news... as ospreys hooker ifan phillips has revealed he has had to have a leg amputated following a road traffic accident, earlier this month. the 25—year—old son of former wales hooker kevin phillips made the anouncement on social media, this aft

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he'll issue a stark warning and make clear and vaccinate individuals will continue to drive hospitalizations and deaths. that is not trying to scare people or maybe it is trying to make clear to people in the country what the risks are here of not being vaccinated. despite the worsening situation in times square, some people were still in a festive mood. but this might be the last time new york as see these lights in person. the mass still hasn't decided if new year's celebrations here. we'll go ahead. earlier we spoke of the professor peter chin, hong from the university of california, san francisco explained how you us on the chron cases have skyrocketed within a week. will there 2 main reasons explaining this rapid rise in percentage of the variance a script are accounted for by or across the united states. the 1st is that is oftentimes a delay. and when food sequencing is done from what's going on in the population. and the 2nd of course is the unbelievable transmission of omicron not having been seen before with delta or any other variant. and if you have enough people infected at some

the white house says the speech will be a stark warning to the unvaccinated. >> good jenkins with more on what we can expect from the president. >> reporter: the cdc says the omicron variant is now the most dominant strain in the country accounting for 73% of new cases, the first death reported out of houston, the president's peach this afternoon now the administration is handling it. biden took to twitter to preview his remarks saying we are working around the clock to increase testing capacity, vaccine availability and support for our hospitals. i will have more to say on this tomorrow. in the meantime get vaccinated, get boosted, wear a mask and keep the faith, we will get through this together. the speech will build on his winter plan and address access to testing, booster shots. no lockdowns. key point. mask mandate and risk to the unvaccinated. that is an area jen psaki hit hard yesterday. >> those who choose remain unvaccinated he was a stark warning and make clear unvaccinated individuals will continue to drive hospitalizations and deaths. >> this after the chief white house co

faces a substantial wave of 0micron infections next month that might overwhelm the nhs — that's the starkrded in the last 24 hours — the uk's biggest dailyjump in 0micron infections so far. new rules on face masks, self isolation and vaccine passports will be voted on by mps in the commons on tuesday — according to government sources. at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united states, focusing on kentucky. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history and, for those who have seen it,

he'll issue a stark warning and make clear and vaccinate individuals will continue to drive hospitalizations and deaths. that is not trying to scare people or maybe it is trying to make clear to people in the country what the risks are here of not being vaccinated. despite the worsening situation in times square, some people was still in a festive mood bath. this might be the last time new york as see these lights in person. the mass still hasn't decided if new year's celebrations here. we'll go ahead and let's get more from peter chin hong. he is a professor of medicine at the university of california in san francisco. good to have you back with us or tell us the doctor truong a week ago, omicron account for just 12 percent of us infections. now it's 73 percent. what does that tell you about the virus? it's tells us terry, that this virus is speeding. ahead and forward like no other variance before. and if you think about 2 weeks ago, it was one percent. so it tells us really 2 things. first of all, that probably genomic sequencing lives, what the cases really are in the community. and seco

the stark warning of an imminent tidal wave of alma kron prompting a massive search of vaccine uptake at hundreds of vaccination centers across the u . k. the prime minister visited a vaccination center to see the work 1st hand and broke the news of the you case. first on the con, related death on the con is producing hospitalizations and se one patient has now been confirmed to die with all the crew. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus. i think that's something we need to set on one side and just recognize the sheer pace a which it accelerates through the population. the mission to offer millions of booster jams by december 31st. we'll see $42.00 military planning teams deployed across every health region, extra vaccine sites and mobile units extended clinic opening hours to allow people to be chapter round the clock and that weekends and the training of thousands more volunteer vaccinate us. hitting the government's target would mean $1000000.00 jobs being put into people's arms every single day between now and the end of december. and that's never

brien: president biden will deliver stark warning to unvaccinated.t to see you. if you were writing the script of the president today, what are some of the bullet points that you would like to get across the american people. >> thanks, brian, thanks for having me. first and foremost to remind the american people that vaccines do work. the challenge with the vaccine is you have to maintain them. so obviously maintaining your vaccination state with additional injections is fundamental. second thing, i think, we really have to finally embrace the tool of what i call knowledge of infection and what that means is we need to have expanded testing. we need to be able to let people understand if they are the silent epidemic and pull themselves out of the transmission and pull everybody as if they are infected, why don't we focus on people that are infected with expanded testing. the president is going to talk about but i think really our nation probably needs over a billion tests a month just from a public health point of view. we still have a listening way

philadelphia's health commissioner now out with this stark warning. >> do not get together with other households for christmas. if you do, keep those gatherings small. it's just too dangerous. medical workers prepare for cases of the highly contagious omicron variant to start doubling every two days here in the u.s. >> right now on a regular basis. >> covid advisors say there is a way out. >> if we didn't have these tools, i would be telling you to really, really be worried. but we have tools. so get vaccinated, get boosted. >> reporter: the current vaccines combined with a booster shot work well against omicron. >> at this point, there is no need for a variant specific booster. >> reporter: medical experts working to build confidence in the vaccines amid high profile echoes of our pandemic past. disruptions in pro sports with more than 100 players and coaches testing positive in recent days and several universities in the northeast moving final exams online. >>> more on how a shooting unfolded. this is fra frightened employees in north mitch monday, a man standing in the parking lot

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it is in stark divergence.s looking carefully at what the fed is doing and will be a fast follow-up. we anticipate that to continue. as i think about the meeting today, i think what will be different this time versus what's happened in the past is the immediacy of the data that the ecb is likely to focus on. i think they are going to be much more focused on the higher end energy costs, the pmi number that comes up, as well as the wage inflation we have seen and the impact of the omicron variant on businesses. they are more likely to put more of a weight on both things. i think they will be more dovish then you've seen the fed. caroline: we've heard sebastian galli talk about a hawkish surprise from madame lagarde, particularly when you see electricity prices as a record high, as we do today. we've also of course continued to see that pmi data looking pretty ugly from germany, for example, showing when omicron and restrictions candor. how ugly can the european economy get? katrina: part of what's happening in ge

i'm a stark warning for unvaccinated americans and dr.is about wearing masks particularly on planes. >> are we going to get to the point where we won't have to wear masks on airplanes? >> i don't think so. i think if when you are dealing with the close space even though the filtration is good at, you want to go that extra step and masks are prudent thing to do and we should be doing it. statement we will get to the forever wearing masks on planes in a moment but where i want to start with you kennedy is the idea that a man in the white house who is not a scientist or god or superman was going to make something go away in nature. the flu shot, different every year as it keeps up with strains and variants. it's with us to stay. this could be somewhat like that. how did he think you could change it? space 20 >> kennedy: i don't know. it seemed like when he was talking about that in october of 2020, he was going to take the virus into a pool full of jell-o and wrestle it. it would have been just as effective as what they've done. we know the

reporter: the q trailed out of the hospital gates and down the streets, a stark warning of the title wave of omicron, prompting a massive surge of vaccine uptake. the prime minister visited a vaccination center to see firsthand. >> omicron is producing hospitalizations and sadly at least one patient has been confirmed to die. i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus is something we need to set on one side and recognize the sheer pace which it accelerates. reporter: the mission to offer millions of easter jabs will see 42 military teams deployed. extended clinic opening hours to allow people to be jabbed around-the-clock. hitting the government's target will mean one million jabs every day between now and the end of december, and that has never been achieved. currently, the nhs is managing half of that. the importance of trying has been emphasized by new modeling. the booster jabbed give 70% protection against infection. new rules on wearing masks. many businesses are canceling end of year parties. there are pockets of resistance. >> i don't think compliance

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the uk ups covid alert level with prime minister boris johnson issuing a stark warning over the omicron variant. >> nobody should be in any doubt there is a wave of omicron coming i'm afraid it's clear, two doses of vaccine are not enough to give the level of protection we need. >> wall street looks set for further gains after inflation spikes to the highest levels since 1982 but the ceo of abu dhabi's wealth fund said he's still backing america. >> i continue to have a positive bull you shall view on the u.s. market. >>> the lira falls 14 to the dollar, with the central bank expected to cut rates further. >>> and credit swiss overhauls the board, planning to organize the board into four divisions. >>> we start out the day taking a look at the uk market in particular sterling, as the uk has moved to covid alert level 4, the second highest after it was warned the omicron variant is spreading higher than delta social distancing measures have been resumed and health services are bracing for a potential jump in hospitalizations. you can see how we have moved on sterling as a result, 1.3222