u. s. records, it's 1st case the new on the chrome very ah . on hasn't seek this is agitated, alive from the host. coming up. the women's tennis association suspends all tournaments in china, over consent for play upon shrine. therapy and union unveils the $340000000000.00 plan to rival china's belton road infrastructure project. and uganda begins it's military offensive to hunt down and on.

u. s. records. it's 1st case and then you arm across various ah, lot hasn't think of this is al jazeera alive from the also coming up. the women's tennis association suspends all tournaments in china, over concerns for player punch. why? european union unveils a $340000000000.00 plan to rival china's belt and road infrastructure project. and uganda begins it's military offensive to hunt down and on group, in democratic republic of congo. ah, almost one week, after alerting the world of a new cobit 19 very in south africa's daily corona, virus cases have doubled in a day. about 3 quarters of the egg, $1500.00 cases are thought to be the army kron varied. the un secretary general has called the travel bands. many countries have imposed on southern african countries deeply, unfair and ineffective. what is in acceptable is to have when part of the world debt is one of the most vulnerable parts of the world economy condemned to a lockout when day was the once that the viewed the existence of a new varian

u. s. recording a record high of more than 440000 new infections on monday. and france reported nearly 180000 cases in just 24 hours. it's high is total by far. since the start of the pandemic, italy, greece and portugal also reported new increases. her masses denounced the 1st meeting in 11 years between the palestinian authority president and he's really government. israel defense minister benny dance greeted mahmoud abbas to discuss security chord nation and economic issues. a palestinian officials at the meeting stress the importance of having a political venue to find solutions. and the united states is promising transparency and solidarity to its european allies when talk to held with russia in 2 weeks. the kremlin denies western accusations that military exercises on the border with ukraine. our preparations for an invasion. as your headlines on al jazeera, the stream is next. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy, how does laura will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to y

u. s. has recorded its 1st case. alan fischer has that from washington. this man arrived in the united states in california on the 22nd of november from south africa. that, of course, before the travel bands were put in place, didn't feel terribly well tested on the 29th of november. it was then he was positive, it was sent for further testing on the 30th by 3 pm, public health experts.

u. s. has broken another record for code at 19 infections and average of 267000 new cases reported every day. this past week. infections have increased 60 percent in the u. s. flood deaths and hospital admissions from i load. the chinese city of jan is battling the largest community outright. the country is cynthia reported another $155.00 domestically transmitted cases. 13000000 people under locked down for 8 days. so fall and hong kong chief executive carry lambs defended the raid on a pro democracy media outlet saying the police did act within the law. 7 current and former journalists from strand news were arrested on wednesday. the u. s. as cold for their release. now, latin american and caribbean countries are also sing horizon covey cases, but health officials say there could be a silver lining figures suggest south america has now become the most vaccinated continent in the world. my marolla reports from mexico city a vaccination site in mexico city. in increase in cobit 19 cases, linked to the holiday season has also led to a rise in the number of people seeking the jap. unless it wo

u. s. has recorded its 1st case, rog reynolds reports from los angeles. a traveler from san francisco is the 1st known person in the us to contract the omicron variant of coven 19. the individual was a traveler who returned from south africa on november the 22nd and tested positive on november the 29th. the individual is self quarantining and all close contacts have been contacted. the person was fully vaccinated and experienced mild symptoms and is said to be getting better. this individual has not been hospitalized the individuals that, that this individuals come into contact with. i have not tested positive yet to our knowledge. ah, and a we are hopeful of for recovery and expect nothing less according to the world health organization, the variant has spread through at least $24.00 countries. since the 1st cases were found in botswana, it should not surprise us. this is what viruses do and it's what despite us will continue to do as long as we allow it to continue spreading much remains unknown about omicron. we don't know how infectious it is, althoug

variance covered 1900 shattering new daily infection records in the us. across europe, france has reported 200000 new cases for a 2nd day in a row, the u. s. has been recording more than 300000 cases on average for days across the atlantic. the u. k is also broken. it's daily infection talley, with over 80809000 new infections. already challenged reports from london on the alarming developers. out of europe, dady cases, a skyrocketing hand, coven hospitalizations in england, or since during alarm bells ringing, there's an ami kron surge is about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so if we keep them increasing, especially it, of course the pressures are, again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i said, that's already up to 550 for nurses on many more. and so 5 things then of course the pressures are building and building and building. so what will it be like in january? contingency plans are being put in place to cope with existing hospital capacity becomes overwhelmed with new temporary boards built the house patients. 8 temporary hub, being built at hospitals around the country, each one with

and don't the top stories on al jazeera global corona virus cases have been hitting new daily records. the u. s. is the worst effected comes for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. europe's also seeing a massive rise in cases with italy, france, spain, and the u. k. all reporting records daily infections in the past week, rory challenge reports from london, dedicated, skyrocketing hand coded hospitalisation in england, or event flyer. since the alarm bells ringing, there's an ami kron serge. it's about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so we keep them increasing, especially it of course the pressures are again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i've said, that's already up to 550 for nurses on many more. and so i feel as saying, then of course, the pressures are building and building and building. so what will it be like? and johnny re contingency plans being put in place to co existing hospital capacity becomes overwhelmed with new temporary boards built the house patients. 8 temporary hub, being built at hospitals around the country, each one with

u. s. is broken another record for infections with an average of 267000 new cases reported every day this past week. in factions there have increased by 60 percent, although deaths and hospital admissions remain low. the chinese city of shyanne is battling the largest community outbreak of covey. the country is seen this year. it's reported another $155.00 domestically transmitted cases. 13000000 people have been under locked down for 8 days now. in southern china, police have been captured on camera parading for men through the streets in a public shaming exercise. they've accused, they've been accused of transporting undocumented migrants, while the country's borders remain largely closed due to cov, 19, the damaged boat carrying ro hang a migrants near indonesia is being towed to shore. the boat of mostly women and children was left to drift for days. denisia, this government has decided to give them shelter. hong kong chief executive kerry lamb has defended the raid on a pro democracy media outlet saying the police acted within the law. 7 current and former journalist from stan, news were

and doha, the top stories on al jazeera global corona virus cases have been having new daily records. the u. s. is the worst affected counts for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. europe also seeing a massive rising cases with italy, france, spain, and the u. k. all reporting records daily infections in the past week, rory challenge reports from london dedicated, skyrocketing and cobit hospitalizations in england are about highest since february alarm bells of.

u. s. is broken another record for infections with an average of 267000 new cases reported every day. this past week. infections there have increased by 60 percent, although deaths and hospital admissions remain low. the chinese city of shyanne is battling.

u. s. infections are continued to break records. case numbers increase 60 percent. all their depths and hospital admissions do remain low. we'll stop with us from how does your castro she's in washington dc. is the highest daily new cases ever in the u. s. were now at 267000 new coven cases. that's the daily average. 60 percent of which is now attributed to the omicron variant and the nation's for most infectious disease expert. doctor anthony thought she is predicting that it will only get worse before it gets better. he says the peak of this current surge will likely come in late january. we're seeing much of this happening now in the north eastern part of the us with places like new york city here in washington, d. c. and surrounding states. people queuing for hours in search of coven tests, and then one in 4, in many communities coming back positive. now if there is some silver lining, it's the evidence that here to the omicron variant is resulting in milder infections. because while those cases of jump to some 70 percent since a week ago and number, the hospita

u. s. the u. k. france, portugal and greece are all to day reporting, record numbers of new daily cove at 19 infections in the u. k. despite a rising number of cases, the government seems reluctant to impose new restrictions, is doing a whole the christmas and new year holiday period was always likely to speed the advance of the micron variant. and so it is proving in the u. k. record 129000 new infections were reported on tuesday, but the government's decision not to disrupt new year's celebrations. and instead to emphasize vaccine booster shots reflects positive signs that hospital admissions and death numbers aren't rising with the same intensity. we're looking at the data, we wouldn't hesitate to act if we saw that the data told us that we needed to introduce further measures. but so far that's not what the data is telling us. the cautious optimism that on the chrome may be less of a threat than the previous delta variant isn't being embraced everywhere. countries like the netherlands, austria and denmark are under varying degrees of lockdown and in spain. a wave of new infections has provoked such

u. s. 2 posts, record highs of new confirmed infections. new cases per day have more than doubled over the past 2 weeks. eclipse thing, the previous record mark of 250000, said in mid january of this year. peter chin. hong is an infectious disease expert and a professor of medicine at the university of california, and he joins us now from san francisco. dr. welcome. we're seeing record infection numbers in the us. how worried are you? well, nicole, i'm very, very worried, and i'm not just worried from the raw numbers, which as you pointed out, is record breaking. but i'm worried about the rate of increase, which has been really dizzying and what happened as a result of that is that we had very little time to prepare. if you think about testing, not enough. certainly not enough vaccine uptake and certainly not booster uptake by many. ah, we're not just seen deaths like one year ago, but we're seeing a lack of possible capacity not to because not because we are taking care to many patients. but because health care workers have becoming ill th

u. s. has broken another record for coven infections, and average of 267000 new cases. every day this past week. infections, savage, increase 60 percent weak on weak in the u. s. although debts and hospital admissions remained lower, the chinese city of shyanne is battling the largest community outbreak. the country has seen this year. it's reported another $155.00 domestically transmitted cases. 13000000 people have been under lockdown for 8 days now. and in southern china, police have been captured on camera parading for men through the streets in a public shaming exercise, and accused of transporting undocumented migrants while the countries borders remain largely closed due to cov, at 90 on guns, chief executive terry lands defended the raid on a pro democracy media outlet saying that police acted within the law. 7 current and former journalists from strand news were arrested on wednesday. the u. s. has called for their release. gamlee tight donnelly emory, tycho yamaha donna, the, it's not like what you said that we're targeting particular media organizations or med

u. s. is reaching record highs in terms of infection rates and health experts, desperately seeking ways in which to cut down the rate of transmission of infection while at the same time keep the economy going. you heard the, the cdc director insisting that the wearing of mosse is absolutely essential. but can't you have another problem lodge parts of the united states. people still refuse to wear mass, particularly in the republican controlled states in those states as well. people are not vaccinated. and this is largely as president bite, and that said, a degree of the and vaccinated in terms of the spread of this particular virus. and this particular straight up the virus. so health experts struggling to keep up with the science, but also at the same time attempting to balance what they are learning about the new barrier and with the need to keep the economy going. so in a way, a very confused situation, compounded by the fact that some said he, 5 percent of americans are still non fascinated compounded by the fact to i had that many americans still refused to wear mass. compounded by th

u. s. reported a record high of more than 440000 new infections on monday. france reported nearly 180000 cases in just 24 hours, which is the highest total by far since the start of the pandemic. italy, greece and portugal also reported new increases. and her masses denounced a meeting between the palestinian president mohammed abbas and israeli officials, abbas had his 1st formal meeting with the israelis in more than a decade. was hosted by these ready defence. mister benny ganci says they discussed security coordination and economic issues. those are your headlines inside story is next. african stories by african filmmaker karbala lisa died over here with a bit off more than any other does mother law really sure documentary from 14 of hassle and synagogue unity, lily, and bullying. gandhi, my, he for years is adlene just lumber, medical man who plant thousands of west africa direct al jazeera, what ceiling intolerance in india, religious minorities are set to be victims of hate speech. the prime ministers government is under pressure to this trend, but will do so. this is inside story

u. s. has broken another record for infections of cove at 19 an average of 267000 new cases every day. this past week, infections have increased 60 percent weak on weak, but deaths and hospital admissions do remain low. the chinese city of shyanne is battling its largest community outbreak with china's largest outbreak this year. it's reported another $155.00 domestically driven transmitted cases. 13000000 people under locked down for 8 days now. and then southern china police have been captured on camera parading for men through the streets in a public shaming exercise. they've been accused of transporting undocumented migrants while the country borders remain largely closed due to time seen. in other news, hong kong chief executive kerry lambs defended the rate on a pro democracy media outlets. thing to police, acted within the law. 7 current and former journalist strand news were arrested on wednesday, and the u. s. is called for they really gamlee tight, donnelly, emily, tycho yamaha don't let the, it's not like what you said, that we're targeting particular media organizations or

1000000 people on the crown and delta variance of cobra. 1900 shattering new delhi infection records in the u. s. and across europe. china has been battling to keep cova cases at 0, but now 13000000 residents in the city of sean have been locked down. it's a hub of china's industry and technology and it's struggling with the highest number of cases recorded in any chinese city this year. we're going to be having more from the city of the city of china from katrina. you in beijing? first we're going to go to rory. challenge for this report about what's happening in europe. david cases, a sky rocketing hand coded hospitalizations in england or event flyer. since during alarm bells ringing, there's an amik, ron serge, is about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so we keep them increasing, especially it of course the pressures are again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i've said, that's already up to 550 for nurses on many more. and so 5 thing then of course the pressures are building and building and building. so what will it be like? and john, you re

u . s. and early, very happy new. yes, actually distance one. anyway for that. now the u. k. report is another record number of daily infections on friday. more than 100. 89000 people tested positive. the coven! 19 british prime minister boris johnson, is encouraging people to get tested. i'm vaccinated if they haven't already. the people who think the disease can't haute the look at the people going into hospital now that could be you look at the intensive care units and the miserable needless suffering of those who did not get that booster. that could be you. so make it your new year's resolution far easier than losing weight or keeping a diary. find a walk in center or make an online appointment. get that job and do something that will make 2022. a happy new year. russel, where we challenge, has more from london what any normal new is a this embankment here and there will be absolutely rammed with people coming down to watch the big firework spectacular. well, for the 2nd, the running, the public events has been cancelled. people are being urged to stay home and watch whatever does happen on tv. n

u. s. cities have set new records for homicides. enough said, let's welcome in our panel. matthew fogg, who is a retired chief deputy u. s. marshal. and dominic is a former police officer and author of before the badge everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman. welcome to both of you in albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus. io indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than dunning, because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the of you either states attorney, your district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elective position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and kno

u. s. m. europe report record cove at 19 infections, but more evidence suggest that the arm across buried is milder than other strains. ah, hello. so rahman you're watching out, is there a life my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes? south korea's government parton's, former president park and hay who's been serving a 22 year sentence for corruption, also guilty of manslaughter. a u. s. court convicts a former police officer of killing a black motorist and fiction, all future artificial intelligence is everywhere, but some predict terrifying outcomes the using the technology ah welcome to the program friday. marx, a month since south africa announced the 1st case of alma crohn and it continues to drive record searches of cove at 19 infections across the world. all recording has thrown holiday gatherings and travel plans into disarray in new york. the mayor has scaled back the city's famous new year's eve celebrations. gabriel alexander has more from new york on 42nd street in midtown manhattan. the lines in covey testing sites are long all day from morning until ni

u. s. unfazed, by its terrible track record of predicting russian behavior is covering its bases and drawing up some economic thank says, you know, just in case after all, nothing screams diplomacy more than getting your threats in a row before high stakes meeting. and if all this talk of a possible invasion is got you wondering what is going on there? well, why not check out that these are scott ritter is available on our website. the u. s . x intel officer isn't flying this invasion to find out why adopting dot com. we discussed the latest diplomatic spat with michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the you a secretary defense. he says, this is a case of double standards. i think that by this constant harassment in the black sea, in an area half way remove from from the united states and going right up against the borders of the russian federation. i think it really isn't aggressive move. the exercise in the black sea area was in response to the failures and the expulsion of the united states from afghanistan. so the united states has to show re assertivene

u. s. meanwhile, the u. k is reported another record number of covet cases, the 3rd day in a row. just over 93000 infections were interested on friday, about 3200 of those cases. the confirm to be the only chrome varian total number of cases in the u. k. has risen by about 39 percent now in just 7 days. but the death rate remains relatively low. were such as from imperial college london, say risk of re infection with on the call is more than 5 times greater than the delta variant. but a 3rd dose of the maxine could provide about 85 percent protection against severe illness. let's discuss this now with where we challenge you challenge the join me in the studio. so very, very interesting this point about reinfection, dizziness at play out elsewhere in europe. i think in denmark and that has a very important impact on the, on the case numbers. yeah, it does. i mean these, the, this in studies has been done by him here. courage they've, they've stressed that they don't really have moments particularly good data to go on. so these are figures that could change, and particularly when it

u. k. have all seen record numbers of cases in recent days, and it's likely that are more records to come re challenge. how does era london the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces and sued on it was shot in undermanned, where thousands of people rally against military involvement in politics. al jazeera has been told that an agreement to revive iran's nuclear deal with well, power is still far off. so this is close to negotiation. say there is deep disagreements surrounding towns. demands that us sanctions be lifted immediately as headlines witnesses. next. the news. ready both china as well. so michelle, it's yes, article may be the should c n ha ha ha ha ha. sounded in my opinion the both of you in your new home from bonnie and bonita, 14 iowa queen. so she won't be there for about another 2. then latin i got that even though with with i don't know. i'm on a group don't. uh huh. to pull, pull the thing up in a blue m ah ah, in. ah, i mean you can either get a book a good morse was talking with on what did see the tibetan or putting someone into somebody's almost 2 o'clock tonight. well. oh

u. s. is 1st curved, weighed the varied is already thought he behind a record increase in cases authorities urging people to get vaccinated and boosted to avoid a repeat of 2020. but with their micron already present in around 90 countries and spreading fast, the world looked set to start yet another year locked in battle with the corona virus. oh my god. or earlier i spoke with washington based epidemiologist, eric phi golding. and i asked him if the us is on a similar path of rising on the crown cases, numbers like they are here in europe. yes. what's happening in europe is being repeated in places world wide in us, especially wastewater by the way in the us are ready in parts of the country as seen on chrome become dominant strain in the waste water over delta. in cases in new york, exponentially surging new york cases as surpass, it's all type, and demick high 2 or 3 days in a row already. and many other parts of the country are seeing surges, absolutely, as well, including hospitalizations, and europe's dest are also slowly rising. i think what's happening in europe is a bellwether, wh

food supplies, and the omicron and delta veterans have coven, 19 a chattering daily infection records in the u. s. in europe. on thursdays, nearly 2000000 new cases were recorded loudly, but south africa says it will ease restrictions. offer infections dropped by almost 30 percent last week. the government believes it's past the peak of the omicron very well will be getting more amusing of restrictions in south africa with for me to mila shortly. and pull brennan is standing by in london for more on the situation in europe. the 1st katrina you begins our coverage from beijing in a suburban neighborhood in the city of she. anne instructions from a loudspeaker tell residents not to leave their apartments unless absolutely necessary. 3 year old, long dull is making the most of the opportunity to stretch his legs. members of his family are only allowed outdoors to take curve at 19 tests, and collect to livid supplies. there along the 30000000 people who will spend new year's eve under strict lockdown or mm hm. yes. my son is very young and doesn't understand a lockdown or where the increase in case n

but the record snow fall in the western u. s. is just one extreme. the southern and eastern parts of the country are currently experiencing mild and even summer, like weather, with the record breaking temperatures. here to business news is next with pablo felicia. stay with us. aah . every day counts.

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which have been suffering from severe drowned, but the record snow fall in the western u. s. is just one extreme. the southern and eastern parts of the country are currently experiencing mild and even summer, like weather, with the record breaking temperatures. here to business news is next with pablo felicia. stay with us. ah ah, if redo counts for us and for our planet, with global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitat? what to do with a bowl? our ways we can make a difference by choosing smartness solutions. overstaying said in our ways in global ideas, the environmental series, it included $3000.00 on d, w, and online. ah, stock markets are in up beat mode as the year draws to a close while investors are monitoring the on the chron corona virus variance. there is a sense the impact might not be as serious as one severed. we'll get the view from wall street, germans, or looking elsewhere for their new year pyrotechnics, as authorities again banned the sale of fireworks. some are even heading to denmark

but the record snow fall in the western u. s. is just one extreme. the southern and eastern parts of the country are currently experiencing mild and even summer like weather, with the record breaking temperatures here too. oh, you're watching d. w. news huge, a reminder of the top story we're following for you. hong kong, independent news outlet, standnew says it's closing after its officers were rated and assets frozen. police arrested 7 people and confiscated evidence. is the latest blow to the free press in hong kong. business news with rob watts is up next after the break. i'm mike local in berlin for me in the entire news team here. thanks so much for watching this tooth with ah, ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w world heritage 360. get the out. now. imagine how many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change very often stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm

u. s. population grew added slow was rate on record. and how does that impact the future of this country? well, i find it stunning. you know, we and i cannot mix and in the allied field of demography we are very interested in understanding population shifts. it takes a lot of factors to bring and population growth. busy down virtually to 0 because that's what we have. and it's almost always a mixture of multiple. and i'm sorry to have to say this negative factors. i mean young people are choosing not to get pregnant, not to have children. it's too expensive, which is the answer. a huge number give it's too uncertain. many give that answer. it's not clear whether they can afford an education for their children, which they know is now necessary. you're putting together a network of forces that are leading people to make one of the most important decisions you can ever make. not just for you as a family, but for the society as a whole. this is a warning shot. people better take really care about what we are doing as a society and an econom

u. s. in europe report, record cove is 19 infections, but more evidence suggests the aldacon berry and his milder than other strains ah. columns the harmony watching on their life while headquarters here in doha, coming up in the program. south korea's government pardons, form up president park gay, who, who's been serving a 22 year sentence for corruption. police india have begun an investigation into a video showing hindu religious the.

u. s. in europe report record cove, it 19 infections, but more evidence suggests the aldacon berry and his milder than other strains ah. columns the harmony watching over their life. while headquarters here in doha, coming up in the program. south korea's government pardons, form up president park gay ruin, who's been serving a 22 year sentence for corruption. please cindy, i have begun an investigation into a video showing hindu religious leaders calling the genocide against muslims. and as christian celebrate christmas eve, wherein bethlehem and the occupied with bank to see how the pandemic is affecting the shares preparations, ah welcome to the program. we begin in the united kingdom, where old christmas eve prime minister boris johnson, is urging the public to get a booster shot appointments for cove 19 vaccines are being made available for christmas and boxing day johnsons, law. she resisted calls for title restrictions for the holidays despite the fast spread of the on the chrome variant. though the time for buying presents is theoretically running out. there is still a wonderful th

u. s . is set another new record for data cove infections with maybe 650000 people testing positive in the past day. or time square and new york city is one of the most famous place in the well to ring in the media. but the pandemic because once again, cattail plans for the hurting local businesses, trying to bounce back from covert related closures. cable is only reports from time square on a recent day, a jasmine's caribbean restaurant. the staff were busy getting ready for what they hoped would be a bustling dinner crowd. the restaurant which opened a year ago is in the heart of times square, and christmas and new years are usually one of the busiest times of the year. but with new york now the u. s. epicenter of the coven outbreak, owner jasmine gerard says there is a problem for all business. i mean, we are suffering at this time right now. i mean, for me, thank the lord. i was able to open up in the pandemic and i had an opportunity to do so. but everyone is really struggling, and we definitely need people to come back to new york city. last month, the by did ministration, reopened us bor

u. s. economy is now in the, the, the u. s. equity markets in real estate markets. but it's interesting and talking about these record highs. i don't think the chinese addressed or would see it that way at all. i mean, if you were chinese and i'm lucky enough to invest in the shanghai composite index back in lighted oak, so but 2007, you'd still be sitting 14 years later on a 35 percent loss. so the highs in the chinese stock market late way, way back a ticket in africa. so these record has very much u. s. phenomena to illustrate that the european one. but we certainly see that only in the u. s. in this particular unfolding of the markets. green inside has always been less christy i and octavia mirandi of openness, l. c. thank you both for your time. thank you. and us, senator. ted cruz has secured an agreement for a vote on possible sanctions for the nordstrom q pipeline. now as part of a deal to clear the way for dozens of bite and nominees, the senate will vote on cruises, legislation on sanctions related to the construction of the pipeline by january 14th. it will need 60 votes in order to pass. now this as europ

record high over the past 7 days. was almost a 1000000 detected on average each day. the u. s. is the worst affected economy for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month, and a bit to deescalate tensions over ukraine. joe biden repeated the threat of sanctions of moscow invades ukraine. vladimir putin responded with such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties and he was stay to colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed after wildfires, driven by high winds, engulfed to cities near denver has been described as a life threatening situation. tens of thousands of people i've been told to leave their homes immediately. the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces in sudan. there was shot in on demand where thousands of people have rallied against the recent military takeover demonstrators in the capital costume had been proved, approaching the presidential palace. and they want the military to stay out of government affairs during the transition to free elections.

u. s. during december are extremely rare, though not unheard of. over all about 1000 are recorded annually, mostly in central u. s. states along an area called tornado alley, the peak months or may and june when dry, cold air from canada moved south. and it's warm and humid air coming north from the gulf of mexico. in winter, there is normally isn't enough warm and humid air for teenagers to thrive, but this time spring like temperatures fed the storms. the current lanier weather pattern in the pacific ocean is responsible for some of this, but scientists expect warmer winters to become more common as the planet hits and a higher temperatures have already blamed for shifting tornado alley. east. potentially putting more people in the path. all that were servers were william gallus is a professor of meteorology and i was state university uses the path of destruction left by the tornadoes to be the longest ever. recorded tornadoes form on any day where you have strong wind shear, which means the winds are changing. their speed and direction as you go up in the atmosphere. so on frid

u. s . population grew at its slowest rate on record. it grew by just point one percent or less than $400000.00 americans marking the 1st time growth fell below $1000000.00 since 1937. so what does it all mean and how are the changes we've seen this year already impacting the u. s. economy? well, joining us out of the professor, richard wolf posted the economic update, and author of the thickness is the system. now, professor, what do you make of the news that the u. s. population grew added. slow was rate on record. and how does that impact the future of this country? well, i find it stunning. you know, we, in economics and in the allied field of demography, we are very interested in understanding population shifts. it takes a lot of factors to bring and population growth. busy down virtually to 0 because that's what we have. and it's almost always a mixture of multiple. and i'm sorry to have to say this negative factors. i mean young people are choosing not to get pregnant, not to have children. it's too expensive, which is the answer.

u. s. unfazed, by its terrible track record of predicting russian behavior is covering its bases and drawing up some economic sanctions. you know, just in case while speaking of sanctions, washington's already threatened moscow with some extreme measures and globally the penalties are a central tool of u. s. foreign policy, washington's just rub try not the wrong way by imposing a diplomatic boycott on the upcoming winter olympics. it's also just imposed sanctions on 14 officials and 4 entities in iran and syria over a legend rights abuses. and we discussed the role and impact of americans, punitive policies or policies with a panel of guests who agreed on their destructive nature. essentially got you've got a view, walk into the u. s. american exceptionalism and, and supremacy. and they are basically, they're, they're, they're doing whatever they can do, you know where we're married? it's a very arrogant, aggressive policy. they use the sanctions and if it really is a means to destabilize the other countries, sovereign nations and create that can make hardships early. why do you think ameri

if it a record high over the past 7 days with more than a 1000000 detected an average each day. the u. s. is the worst affected accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. china has been struggling to keep cases at 013000000 residence in the city of shyanne, and i've been locked down for a week that reports that people there are struggling to find food supplies. it's a hub of china's industry and technology, and it's struggling with the highest number of cases recorded in any chinese city this year. the u. s. in russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month and a bit to de escalate tensions over ukraine. the white house, as the call between joe biden and vladimir put in last 15 minutes. biden repeated the threat of sanctions if moscow invades ukraine. let me put him, responded that such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties between the countries. john hansen, as more from washington, dc, gen saki, a press secretary for president. joseph biden, has put out a statement in that. she says, president biden urged russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. he m

u. s. s sat another new record for daily infections of the navy, 650000 people testing positive in the past day. and then in india, daily infections thereof, more than doubled in the past week, when 16000 new cases were reported on friday, which is the highest number of daily cases since october. now, businesses in thailand, ascending 8 across the border to me in march, how many people displaced by fighting between the military and ethnic ran fighters? violence there has eased in recent days, but the rebels say the lonely, negotiate a ceasefire. if government troops leave the areas where the violence is taken place from the time me and my boy, the attorney chang reports, bags of rice and beans, loaded up from a warehouse in the tie town of mess up. it's emergency aid desperately needed by people who fled from fighting inside myanmar. the relief package has been put together by local businessmen who come from murmur, but live here in thailand. they're doing it because no one else will. this is their, your name, your job. and now we're, we're just like a small groups and a we a grass route. w

u. s. overall as a less than proud record of leading, including failures in iraq, afghanistan, libya, and syria. millions in those countries have been killed, displaced as result of those u. s. military interventions, just as they are spoke to flint, marine intelligence office, got written, we thinks american leadership policies lack morality. 20 blinking has a very difficult job. and that is to try and put a good face on a, on bad policy on, on an administration that you know, promised the moon of a can even launch. we haven't had a foreign policy success in decades of our invasion of iraq in 2000. and 3, of course, predicated on over a decade of, you know, sanctions based containment of saddam hussein. that changed the entire middle east, which in turn gains the entire world. not for the better either. so, you know, the united states as a, has a problem. we are in a position where we have the, the power, the, the accumulation of power to, to make this stand and continue to make the stand. and right now, there's not too many nations that can stand up and prevent us from doing it. it doesn't ma

u . s. would respond decisively if russia invaded ukraine. global current of ours cases of it are record high over the past 7 days with almost a 1000000 detected on average each day. the u. s. is the worst effected accounting from any one in 3 cases in the world. the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces. and so you don't. there was shot it owns are man with thousands of people rallied against the recent military. take a group of ringo. refugees who spend days out see in a damaged boat. have been rescued by indonesian authorities. the boat was towed by a navy ship off the coast of ha province, a 120 people, mainly women and children, disembarked in the port city of croon. okay. where they've been given temporary accommodation. they have been trying to reach militia at least 8 soldiers have been killed in western molly and what the army describes as a targeted attack becomes as talks aim to ending the country's political crisis, come to a close attack and seen as yet another setback for any return to civilian rule. fidelis and bar reports. delegates arrive