u. f. a. have been a 4th to re do the fixtures that following a technical error during the original draw all the details later and the news out. ah, we begin this, these are in the u. k. where climate is devoris. johnson has confirmed the world's 1st known death from the oma con variance of cove at 19. it spreading with alarming speed that is expected to be london's dominant strain within 48 hours ounces heroes poll brennan reports the queue, trailed out of the hospital gates and down the street. the stock warning of an imminent tidal wave of omicron 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 kron related death on the chrome is producing hospitalizations and se one patient has not been confirmed to die with on. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus. i think that's something we need to say on

a u. f o landing site right now we're hen would have said to be one of the most active parts of the continental the zone. and we're going to repeat an experiment held by a group of you follow just a few years ago. what they did was they put a watch into a thermos bottle, and then they laughed it. and when they came back, they found the watch still taking only it was 5 hours 26 minutes behind, as if time stopped inside the thermos bottle. i'm going to do the same thing with my watch and we'll see what happens in my my phone. just didn't i didn't have to get it. as we go deeper in the woods, the group starts to communicate with the novel itself. it's not that i didn't try, i screwed on, or a birds 3 next to woodstock or staff as a portal between the 2 world. yes, nothing happened to me. then he pulled out a thermal image or to show me a strange data with behind me were the only feeling i had was this severe hunger after spending 6 hours out in the woods. while since we haven't satisfied anything significant, that would likely prove that this area is truly anomalous. so we have decided to ha, come

f and the world bank. he says the u. s. needs more flexibility. we have entered a phase, i believe in foreign policy and international relations where it's no longer the formal, you know, the united nation and the i, m f and the world bank and so forth. we now have more of a complex mix of structures. there is no power the united states isn't you know, establishing its authority. it's a guy, it's a nation on the decline right now. and the amount of trickery will change is divided ministrations. attempt to, you know, put its imprint on the role that the theory of american democracy plays as if the world today is ready to rally behind a model that failing as we speak. there was a lot of people who told joe by not to hold this summit focused on repairing american democracy here at home. that before you go out and you sell. busy a product to, to an international community, you have to make sure that the product is actually does what is advertise to do. and as we've seen, the united states has a lot of problems with this democracy is an illusion. it's hypocritical in th

u, b, f. not such a search like we expected 123 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite if a idea, if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressures lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his a view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. um the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary defines it as a person who continues to live despite nearly dying. now, that definition certainly applies to the many, many people in this pandemic who contracted severe coven 19, but didn't succumb to it, but not

u c s f dr gandhi. you know, this is not the first time we have faced a new covid-19 variant, more people are vaccinated than ever before, and i want to start with this person in minnesota the second case here because they did travel to new york recently and up until half an hour ago, new york said they did. don't have any cases. now we know that there are five across new york. doesn't that signal that omicron has been already spreading within the us for some time now. yes it really does indicate that it's been spreading in the u. s. which in a way was this has been such a hat week. but thanksgiving, you know was the day that it was first detected from south africa scientists that very soon thereafter. netherlands uk, canada, portugal, italy and israel and now in the us, at least. eight cases, so it's really actually indicating. it's been here for a while. multiple places for a while. it's just that you have to do this genomic surveillance sequencing to look for it, and now we are so hopefully we'll be able to detect all these cases and start having patterns of. you know how people are doing. it really

f-u-r. you know it's a bad dad joke when you have to explain it afterwards.rs on saturdays and still ahead, the latest on the breaking news we've been following. the parents of accused school shooter ethan crumbley arrested after the hunt for them ends for them overnight. >>> "gma's" cover story sitting down with the cast of "west side story" and director steven spielberg. >> announcer: t-minus the countdown is on, michael strahan, liftoff, rocket to space. >> abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. today, san jose is holding the annual stuff the bus to collect toys for kids. you can drop off any unread boy for children ages zero to 14 years old. throw be a drive-through lane set up. it will be near cesar chavez for the dropbox. bring a toy, you can meet the san jose earthquakes goalie. you also meet estee sharkey. it will be from five until nine. also today, it is a smart holiday express try. can donate a toy. it is setting up a socially distance drop off visitors festive music and holiday goodies. their future rides on smart. drop-off is from two until four. that

u, b, f. not such a search like we expected 123 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite if a idea, if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressure is lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary defines it as a person who continues to live despite nearly dying. now, that definition certainly applies to the many, many people in this pandemic who contracted severe coven 19, but didn't succumb to it, but not nec

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u. k. we have the kira forces, the t p l f se they are pulling back to take ride from neighboring regions. is this a turning point in the war? it's certainly a very important moment. i think it reflects the fact that the plan by the take the leadership to capture this and impose the transitional government or at least to take control of that, your booty, car door have proved unachievable and they've come under pressure from drone attacks is what is popular mobilization on the i'm hara and federal side. so definitely a significant moment and it will say the fact that they've made this explicit call presentation of hostility is also adjusted that positions in some important ways giving up immediately on the return of the territory and the west. and so now we have to see how the federal government respond. what does this retreat tell us, william about the relative strength of to grow and forces compared to those of the if the opium government there's very different interpretations of, of that, that take i leadership is claiming that this withdrawal was, was orderly. and that while they did face challen

u, b f. not such a search like we expected one to 3 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite if the idea if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressure is lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary defines it as a person who continues to live despite merely dying. now, that definition certainly applies to the many, many people in this pandemic who contracted severe coven 19, but didn't succumb to it, but not ne

so we know that the and 95 or the f a t t or are better medical grade, rather than just the surgical masks. and looking at again in the u. k. we have said work from home. we're possible testing here in the you get as another challenge because the at home test kids have run out on the n h s, the websites, they are still available in community pharmacies, but it would be a smart idea if you have to go in and mix with people to make sure that you take a lateral flow test before doing so. and as soon as symptoms appear a don't to shrug it off that it could be a cold. get a p c r to confirm a good talk to you again. many thanks. date of front of physics in london, us president joe biden has declared a major disaster in kentucky. one of 6 states hit by a barrage of tornadoes. rescue workers are again picking through twisted, wreckage left behind in ruin and towns like mayfield, but only scant hope of finding any further survivors will kentucky. and the bullshit is speaking right now let's listen for a few minute has been open. starting today, wal mart plans to open for prescription fulfillment. this is in mayfield. if you need a refill,

we have the f, b i for comment requesting a statement on the revelations made my fox news. we await their reply. the e. u is threatening a massive cause for moscow, should there be any escalation intentions with ukraine? locals are voted unanimously to prolong sanctions against russia. and similar warnings can just hours early from 9 to the 60 general saying any further aggression would carry a high price. so do risky, has the story quite a lot to digest from that press conference with the nato secretary general. but he talked about what he sees as being a pattern of aggression coming from russia. and he said, nato will continue to do all that necessary to ensure that the rights of its allies, its members are protected. but nature support in his opinion, does not mean that it's a threat to russia recently moved from macedonia. and also montenegro have both been accepted into the nato, a life that is despite protests from the russian government about that. let's have a listen to what else yen stilton burke had to say. nato has proven over the last years that are open door policy is not only something we a

a lot. and when you don't have that type of support, it's difficult. it's very, very difficult. and i just want them to be back to how they were. u c . s fhe record straight. it says the role of ucsf was to stabilize the oakland hospital's finances. efforts suffered major losses struggling for years to fund programs. ucsf also says it hopes to start construction in 2023 for that $1 billion expansion, but first it needs approval of the city council in the newsroom. i'm brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. alright, important reporting. brooks. thank you. thanks. all right. listen up procrastinators for more shopping days left until christmas coming up. we're going to talk to shoppers during the holiday season that despite the ongoing pandemic think inflationh to hold back shoppers from breaking records this holiday season. ktvu is greg liggins caught up with some last minute shoppers over the weekend in walnut creek. crowds were sparse at walnut creek's broadway plaza sunday, though there were a few shoppers picking up last minute gifts. it was ken tasha's chance to buy for his wife. it was the only day that i had. without her . she's at dance

f 5400000000, that's not gonna make a big dent. secondly, at the moment we have a huge anomalies. for example, in the u. k, there is no national insurance on unearned income. just take one example. what is called capital gains, that is what people make who own 2nd homes are dabble in the securities market, arch markets, commodities, markets. if you charged care and national insurance at the current rate on capital gains alone, that would raise a about $8000000000.00 pounds. and capital gains are also taxed at a much, much lower rates that earned income. if you did that, that would raise another 17000000000 pounds. so in other words, the government can easily fund the rise for in the state pensions by simply dealing with tax anomalies or dealing well or eliminating the perks enjoyed by very few people. so capital gains, perks is just enjoyed by 263000 people in the country, whereas the government is disadvantaging about 12 and half 1000000 pensioners. now you put together wrong, the fathers se quitting x tory ministers a coalition to pass an amendment in the house a lot. but then it was flung back in you

and the u ends. whirlpool program has announced it will have to reduce rations for 8000000 people in yemen because of a lack of funding. a cut banks will start from january w, f b says 5000000 people are close to starvation. those are the headlines is always one use on our website at al jazeera dot com coming up next. it's al jazeera correspondent, once upon a time in cerebral. ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, he just fairly gang round in circles. bumble. any meat in belgrade? family meetings sat eva, one bologna, meet in louisiana. yes, go round around in circles and you come to the same place. once upon a time in sadie, i thought i was a group of young men. they were crazy. they were creative. they were even visionary . they were taught lester naturalists, the surrealist hit parade. ah, it was the early 19 eighties and communist yugoslavia and a group of high school friends in the multi ethnic city of sarajevo, formed a rock band called zap iranian pushin. yay no smoking. they started doing a weekly comedy's fault on the radio, which later became a television program. it was a massive hit. the characters they portrayed real people often placed in serial situations.

f. of course they have just announced that to all try and get some reaction from the region a little bit 8 wrong in the program. ah the u. k. government has warned that further corona virus restrictions might be needed with record case levels reported over the past week. prime minister boris johnson is described. the situation is extremely difficult and urged caution that senior ministers are believed to be pushing back on implementing any measures before christmas journal. how has our point now, so far in england, government guidance against the omi kron variant has focused on the boost vaccination campaign and the pace of the rollout has shut up in recent days, the rate of only grown infection has soared to with scientists warning the new year could bring thousands of hospital admissions and deaths each day if strict measures are brought in soon. at a cabinet meeting on monday, the prime minister boris johnson was found himself caught between the scientists and rebellious ministers and m. p. 's who say not enough is yet known about omicron . we know that there's been, and i got the data in front of me, 104 hospitaliza

u. c. s f dr gandhi always appreciate your time. obviously that was such a pivotal moment here. how havechanged the course of this pandemic. you know you're right. it's very moving it to one year anniversary and they have massively changed the course of the pandemic in places that have much more access. so like you just spoke about the american variant emerged in a country that had 25% vaccination rate. maybe not emerged, but that's where it's detected. south africa here we've had four and freely accessible vaccines now since april 19 for everyone, and unfortunately we don't have the uptake in this country as many other. um countries of high access do but luckily, they still have massively changed and highly vaccinated regions. this hospitalization rate in the death rate from covid-19. it can't be overstated. how they profoundly protect us against severe disease. the let's talk about the future of this vaccination effort, especially on a global level worldwide, fewer than 50% of people are vaccinated at this point. how important is it for us to ramp up the global vaccine distribution her

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u, b f. not such a search like we expected one to 3 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite to idea if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressure is lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his a view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary defines it as a person who continues to live despite nearly dying. now, that definition certainly applies to the many, many people in this pandemic who contracted severe coven 19, but didn't succumb to it, but not nece

u, b f. not such a search like we expected one to 3 weeks ago. and i guess we needs at least 2 weeks more to have a definite for idea if it's, if it's really less severe than the dads are very and, and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressure is lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita. thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his a view. a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary defines it as a person who continues to live despite nearly dying. now, that definition certainly applies to the many, many people in this pandemic who contracted severe coven 19, but didn't succumb to it, but not

u. d. f leader in cape town. thank you so very much for being anita leo. it is a pleasure. thank you. now, the bodies of 16 iraqi kurdish migrants who drowned in the english channel in november have been returned to your bill. capital of iraqi kurdistan. 27 migrants dined when their dinner deflated as they tried to make the dangerous crossing from france to britain. it's been described as the worst disaster on record involving migrants, trying to cross the channel. they left searching for a better life, but make the most tragic of death. relatives waited abil airport for the delivery of coffins carrying the remains of loved ones. just some of the thousands who have fled a land of little opportunity. as the brother of one victim described, allen liquid in kurdistan for more than 7 or 8 years. there hasn't been any work on a young people have no work in the government sector, or even in the private sector against director here. and all these young people left to achieve their dreams and goals, and to reach a country that provides a decent life with dignity. hon gauged in verona. but you are thinking of a yankee booker. there journeys ended in the english channel attempting the peri

f-u, mr. president. i said more than that. this is the slow motion insurrection, jason, in full color. >> i hope we have a just tis department andigates -- >> ungracious. it is juvenile, reprehensible by the father but i don't think it is fundamentally about incivility. i think it is fundamentally about insurrection. elizabeth: are they so wrapped up still in, i mean we're 11 months news cycles in. they have been full-on capitol riots this whole time. they think a phone call is insurrection. have they really lost their minds? >> they have lost their minds, elizabeth, they lost their audience. compare cnn for example, from january of this year to what they're rating now they have lost0% of their audience. -- 80%. eight in 10 viewers watching at beginning of 2021 they're gone because of this nonsense that they're hearing where they're acting so outraged over this. look they're ignoring the biggest story of the year in my opinion, at least most underreported one, 2.2 million migrants coming over the border illegally. that is more than the population of boston, washington, denver combined. we have a president and a vice president se

u. s. police used f r t to identify specific black lives matter. protesters then scrutinize their social media accounts and check for outstanding warrants. other countries have massive networks of interconnected cameras. london is a city that comes to mind, it's one of the most, you know, it has one of the widest networks for surveillance. and they have processes in place to some of that. china uses f r t to curtail human rights. in china, there are specific ways in which they're trying to recognize the weaker minority so that they can again surveil and curtail their movements and harassed them and put them in concentration camps. and so i, there are also positive lights saving applications of the technology. for example, in auto safety, most people may not realize, but many new automobiles now have a camera that's built into the car that actually is, is observing the driver. and those sorts of technologies can be used then to help you know, recognize that somebody is doing drowsy. or, or, you know, is to repair, to driving those sorts of things. like many technologies that have virgins in recent decades, f r t is largely unregulated. in september, a united nations report singled out a i enabled f r t as posing s

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u. s. as long as serving political prisoner leonard peltier, we ask his lawyer about his chances for freedom and the dog legacy of the f. b, i is counted democracy activities. well as a more can we have about to have going on the ground. ah, ah, my view more broadly is that genocide has taken place far more than anyone acknowledges. it takes place frequently. it has taken place in virtually every country in the world. so why does it come to be called in? well, there's a political will on mobilization if you remember, wanda, nobody initially wanted to him or may knew it just i was taking place. nobody wanted to call it that. eventually that label came to take place, but not at the time when events were unfolding about political is asian is if you say it's genocide, is suggest that you need to do something. join me every 1st day on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking together in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah, failure to allow markets to reflect to market forces has resulted in a bifurcation in the economy where the most corrupt are rewarded for committing crimes. jamie morgan being a prime example. and if you have morals or ethics y

meanwhile, united states health authorities have approve the use of an anti cove at 19 pill made by the pharmaceutical company. pfizer is comes as the u. s. f. as a surge of cases driven by army cron. fives as packs loaded pill will be the 1st oral treatment for cove at 19 and research as hope it will be effective against the new variant trials have shown it to reduce the risk of hospitalizations and debts among at risk paypal by nearly 90 percent. it's expected to be rolled out to vulnerable patients soon when someone comes in with an acute infection and is in a risk group, which is what you want this to be for. since we have a limited supply that we would have a prioritization of what the best approach would be, it almost certainly will be a physician writing a prescription for someone who within the 1st 3 days of notable symptoms of covered and is in a high risk group to get it ok, let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. china has locked down the city of she on home to 13000000 people in response to just over 200 cove. at 19 cases, china has pursued a 0 tolerance strategy. the measures come just weeks bef

f and the world bank and so forth. we now have more of a complex mix of structures. the thomas taco both thing time publishes annual review democracy around the world and added the u. s. is now in the back sliding category for the 1st time. we discussed it with political on this week to go things america's unqualified these days to judge of the countries on the issue. this whole beating is a foster. it's very much to visit, but it's not constructive. and it's not helpful for the real development and growth of democracy and human rights. and also there are about 100 countries, including very important countries, like china and russia, both permanent member states of the united nations security council, which have been deliberately turned outside of this meeting. i think these are the states has no qualification to put itself as if it is the preacher of democracy. why should it? because they don't have a perfect record at home about democracy, about human rights, and they are infamous about the violation of the minority is right. for example, there is huge discrimination against the rights of the american people in american people, asian american people, you name it