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>> this is tw news, live from berlin, germany tries to head up the threat from omicron coronavirus variant. protesters vent their anger as the government introduces new restrictions on private events and public gatherings. it also calls on the unvaccinated to step up and get the job. -- jab. russia shuts down the leading human rights group. they dedicate themselves to documenting russia's stalinist past. and looking back at the chaotic scenes at kabul airport following the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. we meet some of the desperate afghans who made it out as we remember those left behind. to our viewers on pbs and around the world, welcome to the program. with new year's eve fast approaching, the government is placing tiger limits on public and private celebrations. it is also urging those still unvaccinated to get the job -- jab. people protested across the country. >> hundreds of people demand to pass. tensions run high in the eastern state of saxony on monday night. just one of many protests organized across the country against the government -- against the government coronavirus re

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majid: schools and colleges close during christmas for tw weeks. peop have been more cautiou.o many have canceled external events lik parties. lotsf events he been canceled, museums and theaters are closing wn. so we expect fewer contactshan would normally see our christmas, which will help contain the spread. phil: how concerned are you about the well-being of health care workers given the pressures they are facing? prof. majid: as a health care worker myself, there is a lot of pressure on us. a high level ocovid-19 infectionsmongst health care workers. it is further strain on the people who work in hospitals and surgeries. the workload is very high, particularly in london, where there has been an increase in cases. so there is more pressure on the health service in the u.k. and on health care workers. phil: well, we thank you for your time and we wish u well. thank you for joining us. prof. majid: thank you very much. phil: more stories from around the world now. we start in afghanistan. 4 in 10 i've got media outlets have had to close since the taliban took power. a new rep

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in a 2-1 split decision with tw democratic appointed judges.wo democratic appointed judges voted to overturn the stay state and so they lifted it . it's pending for the u.s. supreme court. they are one of the firms i hav challenged in the u.s. supreme court to ask the u.s. supreme court to reinstate this day suc that companies will not be required to force a vax or attest mandate where they have 100 or more employees brickey get the ministration told them get back at that. you have to get ready because where things currently stand i know justice cavanaugh has aske all the parties to get their filing by december 30th. to get a little break for an actual christmas, but that new your push is going to be probably decision-making time o this. we will watch for that. in the meantime, several people flagged this tonight, this report from which our jennifer griffin who covers the pentagon says that u.s. army has created a single vaccine is effective against all covid and sars variants variance it says withi weeks they expect scientist to announce they'

but once again, you know the tw left-wing ideologies identity politics collide, you've got feminist andle ix supporter on one side to support women's athletics in than you have the trans agenda on the other side, you have to pick a side and wha often happens in these storiesd they just pretend it doesn't exist, espn, they love to cover every single conflict of sports and politics. they haven't written ari single story aboutut this, tucker. it's a sham. not one. every time somebody doesn't go to the white house to visit trump it's the lead story on espn for five years, a he biological man threatens to become the greatest women sweater swimmer of all time and they don't even cover it cracks. >> espn used to be so impressiv and was famous for having the smartest producers. and then their number stinks because they became liars. they are just liars, he would watch that? >> not only that, it's the very foundation and essence of sports . that's why we watch to see that best man or the best woman win. we have to talk about the transgender agenda, you got kids , i've got kids, we don't let ten

that is what is important to remember,tw number one. number two, they pay. not with money, but with their life. separated from their communities, family and children i always tell my students, i don't know who you were 20 or 30 years ago, and i don't care. i know who you are now. i believe in the possibility of transformation. i believe in the possibility of redemption. i am not naÏve. spent 20 years abroad. killers frighten me, but in fact , very few killers and a prison. finding and enjoyment. those people are ostracized within the prison. once telling my students i cover the war in el salvador for five years. most of them did not want to get shot. when there was an ambush, they would take their m-16 and crouch down and fire it over their head my student said it is just like a drive-by. they have powerful weapons. especially if these automatic weapons that you can buy. they are not trained to use them . in an impulsive moment, a moment of fear, killings take place. remember, they are often very young. reason why the army and marine corps recruit kids 18 ye

saturday and sunday we get a break from the rain for the first weekend of 20 tw 22. -- 2022. >>> yeahume expected all day. most of the year we have the metering lights turned on, but not today, we have a wind advisory for the bay bridge which is much more of a concern. look how slippery the conditions are. a lot of rain actively falling and kicking up and spinouts reported all morning long. around telegraph, the on-ramp here, watch out because puddling and pond something an issue here. definitely down here, watch 237, it could have flooding on the outer lanes. stay to the middle lanes and watch out. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, commuters in new york will face challenges getting around this week. trains are running less because of the latest surge brought on by the omicron variant. >>> and then the most powerful rocket in the world launching into deep space. just how soon we can see liftoff. >>> plus, coming up at 6:00, surging covid cases across the u.s. the impact it's having on hospitals, testing sites and airports. you're watching "today in the bay." - music and

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. -- the crazy part iswe'll see tw york city where there is no omicron variant crisis going on whatsoever. the majority of the state is governed by republicans, conservative upstate new york, bruce blakeman said we're not going to enforce it. the governor has no ability to enforce and institute fines against people so county executives are making the decision and realizing that their hospitals are not overloaded, that omicron is not causing a run on hospitalizations or deaths and that going to this knee jerk reaction for mandates is counter productive. the logic we hear is what if the next variant is more deadly happens trapped miss i'll. -- and more trans miss i'll. that's not happening right now. they're doing a knee jerk reaction toward restricting liberties and making things less convenient and adding new man a dates. carley: a bill passed that would allow 800,000 noncitizens to vote in elections and mayor de blasio had some interesting thoughts on that topic. listen here. >> i have mixed feelings. i've been very open about it, on this law and i think there are big legal questions but

new york has forgotten the money spent by this administration and the terrible covid policies, the tw governors of new york now are what crushed the poor people of the home state of new york. democrats need to learn from their mistakes but they're more committed to politics than they are the economics of the american people. >> shawn, you listen to these folks in west v they respect their senator elling the american people what they -- how they really feel about this legislation. and, yet, it doesn't seem likee the democratic party cares, i mean, he's the only democrat really t >> well, but the one who cares about west virginia is joe manc donald trump got 68% of the vot in west virginia and here you have, you know, joe manchin, a democrat, trying to run and win in a state that's heavily repub you have to be smart about your so when you have bette midler attacking west virginia, west virginia understands that build back better has a slew of green new deal provisions that kills energy that kills west virginia jobs and raises their taxes. but if i can make one other point on the race is

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