it is unified across the european union. third, we need to agree with unified travel. >> as european union leaders put their heads together once again, the challenges are mounting. brent: they are mounting. let's go to arbor of azle in brussels. good evening to you. we heard in that report that eu leaders are putting their heads together again. are they coming out with any success when it comes to a common plan for dealing with omicron? >> they are still talking in the building behind me but it is not very likely. they have come up with dire warnings, saying that every european country should put up goat hospitals. they should knocked down christmas. everybody should stay at and not need anybody. they should really push rooster vaccinations all over europe as quickly as they can and by the way, also try to vaccinate the people who have so far resisted vaccination. will they do all of this? it is not very likely. countries are still somehow trying to mitigate the investigation for their own citizens and then some are being to

it does seem the factions came to an agreement to stop fighting but have not bridged the divide to unifynder a subservient state, then libya will have another war, irrespective of the election today or tomorrow. the proof will be in the pudding. unless they prioritize the state link and how spoilers can prioritize the process and drag libya back to war, we will almost be at square one. i would argue we have never left square one. >> in the meantime, we are waiting for authorities to come back and say we will have elections january, february, or march. do you think the troops, those who have benefited in libya will use this for more political leverage? >> of course they will, but business as usual is no longer an option. it would be very delusional to believe that this small transition to democracy is possible, why these thousands of foreign forces and mercenaries are still roaming the country. if it is a technical delay, be it. as long as these -- as long as there are these thousand foreign mercenaries, i think the situation will stay the same, so only when foreign mercenaries and forces

it does seem the factions came to an agreement to stop fighting but have not bridged the divide to unifynder a subservient state, then libya will have another war, irrespective of the election today or tomorrow. the proof will be in the pudding. unless they prioritize the state link and how spoilers can prioritize the process and drag libya back to war, we will almost be at square one. i would argue we have never left square one. >> in the meantime, we are waiting for authorities to come back and say we will have elections january, february, or march. do you think the troops, those who have benefited in libya will use this for more political leverage? >> of course they will, but business as usual is no longer an option. it would be very delusional to believe that this small transition to democracy is possible, why these thousands of foreign forces and mercenaries are still roaming the country. if it is a technical delay, be it. as long as these -- as long as there are these thousand foreign mercenaries, i think the situation will stay the same, so only when foreign mercenaries and forces

i have not bridge that advice to unify under a subservient state. then libya is going to have another war. i'll get respected whether you have a lecture today, tomorrow or in it, that the proof is going to be in the pudding. and i think unless they prioritize the state building and the neutralization of house pointers can support the political military process and drag libya back to war. then we're always going to be asked why one. i would argue that we've never left swear one. yes, me, in the meantime, my waiting for the authorities to come back again and say we have elections shadow for january, february, or march. do you think that the militia has a foreign troops? the mess center is the war, laws tribesman, those who have benefited from because libya will use this for more political leverage. of course, dear, well, but business as usual is no longer an option. i mean, it will be very delusional to believe that a smooth transition to democracy through trans burns and fair elections is possible . while these people, this 1000, the foreign forces a

he wants to be unifying figure. heal the - be unifying figure.llegations. he set his time out of the game has given him greater empathy and made him a more rounded person, but you're right. he faces a huge challenge ahead. first and foremost, he has to get a new coaching structure in place after the staff accidents and that includes a new head coach because the previous one departed. and having to talk with players of the departures and also, not the small matter of the precarious financial position that he's going to have to navigate after sponsors deserted the club and throws after the racism scandal. and as he tries to repair the counties reputation that has been battered. we heard from the yorkshire players giving his back in to gough, gough had 15 years of the club and total oneness suppose it is a counter against incurious coming after 15 years after a county council has been considered institutionally racist and some may argue that perhaps someone more independent removed from the club might have been better to completely clean brush, clea

the real reports here is that the militia formations themselves are not going to be unified. if we have a political unit, government, or combination of 3 or a little bit of a little bit of west a little bit, so it doesn't work that way. the reality on the ground is that the military factions that came to an agreement in october 23 to stop fighting under the u. n. i have not reached that advice uniformly under a subservient state. then libya is going to have another war. ok, respect to the what you have elections the day tomorrow or another, that the proof is going to be in the putting, i think, unless they prioritize the state building and the neutralization of how supporters can support the political military process and drag libya back to war. them are always going to be s y one. i would argue that we've never left square one. yes. mean in the mean time, i'm waiting for the authorities to come back again and say we have elections shadow for january, february, or march. do you think that the militia as a foreign troops, the mess center is the war, laws tribesman, those who h

that is the message from the oakland unified school district tonight . that's because not enough students are currently vaccinated against covid. so the district is now moved the deadline back until the end of next month. students still not vaccinated at that time would face distance learning. ktvu is rob roth reports now on the details on that decision. the original deadline for oakland unified school district students was january 1st. that's when students 12 years old and up had to either show proof of the covid vaccine or face distance learning again. but now the district says it won't be enforcing that mandate until january. 31st four weeks later. the feedback we were getting from families was just that they had not even got in the form in time to make the appointments to get through the process. and so that's why we extended it. there are so maybe a more troubling reason, the district says. as of november, almost 40% of oakland students have not been vaccinated and we were hoping that it would come down faster than it has. and so we're trying to get

since 2019, the san francisco unified school district has seen a 6.5% loss of students. so when the state is deciding who to give money to, which schools need more money, they use a formula that's based on student enrollment. when you have that steep of a decline, you are going to lose money. san francisco unified, like many other districts, still needs to spend money and they still need to keep the lights on, so they are really struggling to balance their books this year and in the coming years. >> why do we think enrollment has dropped so much in san francisco? i get that a lot of people moved out of the big cities, but san francisco, a higher percentage, i wish they would exit interviews with families so they could get at the heart of it. what do we think? >> it depends on who you ask. some people will say that, in general, california is just seeing your kids in our population demographics represent that. others say there is something unique about this city, kids are moving to private schools or out of the city. families are moving out of the city. thus, schools aren'

san francisco unified are desperately looking for substitutes.'re hoping they can tap into an unlikely group of people. lyanne melendez found out who they are. >> john murphy is a substitute teacher working for san francisco unified. these days, with the teacher shortage, he has -- he is considered a hot commodity. >> we have 36 classrooms. no teacher. either we couldn't find anyone to hire come over the teacher has gone on leave. >> substitute teachers step income upper right now there are not enough of them. san francisco unified are covering only 64% of daily vacancies. >> there has been manned man for subs in the past. there is more now. if you look at the system, maybe double the demand? >> the economic policy has caught the teacher shortage a "real, large and growing." their latest report shows how bad it is. the blue line represents the number of new teachers in the pipeline while the yellow line shows the demand for educators. the projected supply of new teachers in this country will not meet demand denny's pup is with -- will not be dema

i hope the san francisco unified school district starts to put politics aside. take advice from experts and consultants and govern better for our kids. i believe this children first initiative will help. it will move us forward helping our san francisco students be all right. to be clear, it's all about the children. thanks again for being a service for our kids. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you to our parents for their compelling stories, and the reasons why we're here today, and at this time, i just really want someone who has been many, many years and who put kids first. although she's no longer on the school board, she cares about the children and is always actively engaged and providing feedback or historical information or institutional knowledge to help us move things forward in a positive direction, and someone who i'm sure if she was still on the school board, some of this would not be happening. please welcome former school board members rachel norton. >> good afternoon, everyone. it's really a mixed bag that i'm here today. it's sad that

. >> who won as a unified party more unified as ever. i would look at 2,022 went to my republican friends get ready pal to enter a problem. we need to stay unified. you have to keep making the case and if we do i believe are going to win. >> laura: last time i checked the democrats are having greater doubts about joe biden than ever before. there off the charts again joe biden's job approval. dizziness and we got a poll? >> at the democrats are to be unified in a be a massive historical fee next november they continue to pursue this massive and reckless tax and spending bill. which is that they eliminated all the budgets it would be $5 trillion impact. child care. but implement major parts of the green new deal to make it more expensive to pick up trucks trucks and suvs. and of course it would continue to add more fuel to the fire of inflation that's hurting so many families. the american people spoke pretty clearly last month and new jersey and long island. minneapolis, even seattle. the democrats don't want to hear they're going to fac

. >> we want a unified democratic party more unified than ever. now we look at 2022. i want to tell my republican friends get ready, pal, you are in for a problem. we need to stay unified as we have to keep making the case and if we do i believe we are going to win. laura: last time i checked, democrats are having greater doubts about biden than ever before, independents are off the charts, biden's job approval. does he know a poll but we don't? >> the democrats are going to be unified in a massive historic defeat next november if they continue to pursue this massive and reckless tax and spending. we just learned friday, if you limit the budget gimmicks, $5 trillion of spending, $3 trillion of new deficit spending, it would do things like give amnesty to illegal immigrants, devastate faith-based and family-based child care. implement major parts of the green new deal to make it more expensive to drive pickup trucks and suvs while rich people get tax breaks to buy electric vehicles and it would continue to add more fuel to the fire of inflation that is hurting so many

no, there will be no unified approach. there is a patchwork of fir restrictions and rules already at the last summit, just last thursday. the leaders of the european union failed to agree on more corporation, although there are dire warnings on the table. already. the european center for disease control warned that there's only kron rafe cannot be stopped. that hospitals will be overwhelmed by the cases that the kick in and come in just a couple of days or weeks. but the leaders went home and then decided to look at their domestic front and do what they liked. there is no common approach or in europe so far as old leaders pledge that they want at least to keep supply change and chains and delivery open over the borders. all right, well what about vaccinations? i mean we keep hearing that getting boosters is critical. getting people to at least get their 1st and 2nd, vaccines are so important is the europe equipped to offer enough vaccinations to stave off? perhaps yet another wave the you commissioner brothers tells us the

but of course the data was never provided for a unified army. i mean, you know, you go through the date because where does it say that the governor should have a single army? this is all invented after the of the data. and of course the media on hand to fuel the conflict by saying, oh, the subs are violating that they can of course, that they really are not. it is lee nate. so essentially we just push for this, which is violating the nature of the vehicles. so they're just, they're just making up the rules of the game as they go off. is that what you're saying? yeah, exactly. like i mean this, the service in bosnia herzegovina, they, they want to call it quits. why doesn't the international community let them do that? i mean, i, as far as i understand they don't have any terry, totally ambitions over anyone. they just want to get out of a bad deal that they were forced into, into a failed state. it wouldn't exist if it wasn't pumped through of full of money from outside international organizations. i mean, it's also everyone, one of the most cor

and in our series "unifying america," coming in from the cold this holiday season. "operation warm," brings coats and more to kids in need. >> this is this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> brennan: good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm margaret brennan in for norah. we begin with the first confirmed infection from the new covid variant omicron here in the united states. and cbs news has just learned that the c.d.c. is reviewing more potential cases in several states. the first case was detected in n o. patieas fully vaccinated, but not boosted, and had recently traveled to south africa. hundreds of cases of the new variant have now been confirmed in more than 20 countries, prompting the biden administration to prepare stricter testing requirements for all travelers entering the united states, including americans. today, president biden said "this is why boosters are needed," and implored americans to get that additional dose. 135 million americans are eligible for boosters. only about 42 million have actua

a vaccine deadline has been delayed for oakland unified students. iconic san jose landmark is among more than a handful of sites in danger of getting demolished. activists hope to preserve what they call san jose history. from senators today aboe impact that the social media side is having on teenagers. many are demanding that the company make drastic changes, and they are aiming to implement federal legislation to help that become a reality. fox's madeline rivera has our coverage now from washington. instagram ceo adam misery is defending his company's practices and policies after coming under fire over its alleged harm to young users. missouri a deflecting blame the reality is that keeping people safe? is not just about anyone company. an external survey just last month suggested that more teens are using tiktok and youtube and instagram. it's his first appearance before congress and it comes after internal documents leaked by facebook whistleblower francis haugen earlier this year. showed the sites parent company meta, formerly known as facebook,

there are violations of un security council resolutions is not unified. why is it, there's not a joint press conference with the boss and the am us authority and guys altogether showing unity to unify them. this is absolutely a requirement and the prerequisite egypt is mediating between all the office as we speak. we met in istanbul, and in cairo we agreed on all the details. i tell you the, the, the half of the matter, the root cause of all this is an occupation that is in control of everything. when we were very close to elections and then you will all of the mccarthy process establishing a nation, you know, to go a month, they pull the code of, of jocilan. they're denying us the right to convene election. although in fans, joe biden is saying he's saying he's opposed enough daddy ben. it's idea of not allowing us to mission in ramallah. he didn't do anything about that. i myself as a palestinian ambassador here, went to the british government. we went everywhere calling for them. our foreign minister came to london just days before postponing their lec

. >>> sf unified is set to move forward on the choice based admission system. for the next school year. a judge ruled last month that the first attempt to do so violated state law. the superintendent says he will propose a resolution at the board meeting next week to uphold the choice based system and a vote is expected as allocations for student placement are due nearly 2 months. >>> a live look in san jose this morning, san jose state university is under increasing pressure to fill emergency shelter beds for homeless students. 4000 students will experience homelessness at some point during the academic year. yesterday the student homeless alliance and advocacy group placed 1000 flags to represent them and called on the university to do more. >> you say the beds are being used adequately enough or should they be used more? >> they should be used more if there is a need for it. we are committed to continuing to ask the question, what is the need and how do we best respond. >> they came out with their very own report that they conducted showing the need is over

there may june correspond him saying she jin being will try and unify china before he leaves office. when he may give, he is very popular among the chinese people. he probably will be very long, so it is important positions not the unification of china. that is channels, mainland, with china, taiwan properties, is a mega trends about time. it will happen sooner or later. it will happen peacefully if we can, and not peacefully if it has to be. so we need to prepare for that day when the reunification will happen. and i personally believe no force whatever from whichever part of the world will be able to stand in the way of chinese people's reunification. now, you know, repeated experts opinion over the decade saying china's economy was about to blow up with poor growth. all the rest of it. we have headlines in nature, nation media saying you have massive power goods. you learn human rights abuses, engine. jang, whoa. i mean is the power on in beijing? it looks like where you have the lights on there. apparently call stocks for only 15 days left for the 6 biggest power generation compa

reporter: john murphy is a substitute teacher working for san francisco unified.ays, with a dramatic teacher shortage, he is considered a hot commodity. >> we have a staffing shortage, 36 classrooms right now, no teacher, a record. we couldn't find anybody to hire or that teacher has gone on leave. reporter: substitute teachers are the ones who step in, right now there are not enough of them either. subs in san francisco unified are covering only 64% of daily vacancies. >> there's been a demand for subs in the past. there is more now. i would say you could compare last year and this year, maybe double the demand. reporter: the economic policy institute has called the teacher shortage real, large and growing. worse than we thought. in fact, their recent report shows how bad it is. blue line represents the number of new teachers in the pipeline. the yellow shows the demand for educators. the projected supply of new teachers in the country will not meet the demand. denise that the stanford graduate school of education -- >> have an aging population of teachers, not e

wellness policy project manager for unified school district. thank you both for joining us today. >> thank you for having us. we are excited to be here. it is still morning. good morning. again, i am the wellness policy project manager for the district. we will answer any questions that you may have after our presentation. thanks for having me here. >> thank you. >> today our focus will be looking at current programs and policies for obesity at s.f.u.s.d. student health is addressed in the following ways. we have the wellness policy, nutrition education, healthy school food, pe, physical activity and sports. health education and wellness policy implementation activities such as access to clean healthy drinking water and peer to pier influence. our vision with the wellness policy to make the healthy choice the easy most desirable choice. it is a holistic approach creating healthy children and healthy schools. our mission is to implement an equity framework to actively promote environment to encourage and support our students, staff, family and c

so they have to be unified. this has to all be in place, congress and biden have to -- the president have to work together with our allies. it is a very difficult balance at this point. >> as your position on the intelligence committee, you were briefed regularly on u.s. intelligence regarding the preparations and plans. based on what you have seen, do you believe it is likely that russia will invade ukraine and if it does crucially will it be a swift invasion? >> i think that they're prepared for an extraordinarily swift invasion. if the spring bringing up of troops to the borders was a dress rehearsal, they're prepared for the final event here. they put everything they possibly can in place. it is an extremely dangerous situation. they're surrounding ukraine on three borders. again, the kremlin playbook is in full play. they have done everything they possibly can in my mind to prepare as if they're going to invade. giving themselves that option, if, again, the massive concessions i think they're going to want

mount diablo unified and other districts be sent at-home kits before the winter break, asking familieso test their children twice, once three days before return to school and one day before the return. superintendent said the bowl is simple to ensure schools can stay open identifying as many cases as possible. >> worst-case scenario, student quarantined for ten days, probably a non-vaccinated student. >> required to register and report results positive or negative, and district will continue their own testing and protocols, including masks and hand sanitizing. >> dissension in the democratic ranks, key senator will vote no on climate change bill. senator manchin opposed the $2 trillion build back better bill as too much. nothing to hold parents responsible for the child tax credit. taking heat from the white house and progressives but defended himself in interview. >> it's not the president but the staff, they put things out inexcusable. they know what it is. that's it. >> now the house did pass the bill before thanksgiving, senate majority leader chuck schumer said despite manchin's d

there but everything is on the table certainly the senate foreign relations committee is prettyhe unifiedit might not be unanimous is our support for sanctions against the north stream to pipeline. we were disappointed to those sanctions were not fully implemented into the construction continued. i can't think of a more powerful way to punish a russian aggression then rolling back what progress has been made and if p at all possible prevent the north stream to from being completed. is that something that's being discussed and contemplated? >> absolutely and as you recall from the statement, that was very much in the statement if any russian aggression against ukraine would have a direct impact m on the pipeline and tht is our expectation and the conversation that we are having. >> i am literally talking about rolling back the pipeline. taking action that will prevent it from ever becoming operational. >> as president putin moves on ukraine the expectation is that will be suspended. >> i certainly hope this senate foreign relations committee would take up legislation to go beyond suspendin

and even when there is not a war we are not unified. it is hard to know, i think, it is hard to know. i certainly have and countered cases of the governor sending people out. its neighbors attacking neighbors, yes. >> i understand you are using mississippi as a model and you briefly touched on kentucky. but how generic do you think your findings are throughout the south? >> i don't know. and as a good historian, i will tell you, i would not do that. you can't. you can't just apply it. this is why when folks would say that using bill blair's book and others, white southerners really understood the nature of the draft. and i am looking at some of the account that i have been reading in mississippi and i'm like, well, people didn't understand this. but the more i dig into these letters, i don't know. i'm almost at a point now where they didn't necessarily like the draft. but they don't seem as upset about it as the documents that i had read earlier, that scholars have looked at and pulled out, with the wealth of documents that i am seeing

the fact that it is kind of a joke, unified. and for me as a military person, like guys, were never unified always. i think that it is hard to know and is certainly not heard cases of kind the government sending people out to run people other things like that her neighbors attacking neighbors. >> i understand are using mississippi as a model and you previously touched about kentucky, how generic do you think your findings are throughout the south. >> i don't known as a i would not do that read you can't, ands is why the social say that using bill blair's burke in her book and that the white southerners really kind of understood the draft. and i'm looking at some of the accounts that i've been reading in mississippi and unlike these are understanding but the moral of these letters, i don't know, i'm almost at the point now they didn't necessarily like the draft but they don't seem as upset about it is the document that i had read earlier than historians and scholars in a foldout the made to seem like with a wealth of the document

oakland unified, for example. january 31 is the deadline. if students haven't complied, they will need to move to remote learning. i wonder if you learned about the learning laws that may result in not being in person. and especially for a district like oakland unified, that has lower vaccination rates than other districts. are there other ways to do this? gov. newsom: of course i'm worried about it, but this is important. again, facts matter. it's important to present them in this light. there is analysis across the country of school closures. it's our goal, michael, at -- my goal, absolutely as apparent, to have the support of getting our kids safely back into school. but there an episodic reality to that, not just crime, but the delta variant. we make up the state of california, 12% of the nation's students, but less than .8% of school closures because we've leaned into vaccines, masked wearing, science and public health. i'm proud of that. i want to remind everybody that the passport, the way out of this pandemic is by getting vaccinated

and healing is a unifying concept. and it's what the country needs and it's been dealing with covid and turning on the news and watching conflict happening in congress where it looks like we're not getting anything done because we're at each other's throat. so this is the moment in time to do it and january 6th is perfect. >> congressman jamal bowman of the bronx. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >>> we have much more to come, dr. anthony fauci is here and some late news tonight that senator harry reid, the former senate majority leader has died at the age of 82. that and more coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ ho ho ho! no annual fee on any discover card. not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. get a credit toward your first month's payment on select models. aleve-x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it... and see what'

and to your point about unifying, i think healing a unifying concept and principle. and i think it's what the country needs because it's been dealing with covid and turning on the news and watching conflict happening in congress where it looks like we're not getting anything done because we're at each other's throats. so this is the moment in time for us to do that. i think january 6th is perfect. >> congressman, thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >>> we have much more to come. dr. anthony fauci is here. and some late news tonight that senator harry reid, the former democratic majority leader has died at the age of 82. we'll have more on that coming up. 82. we'll have more on that coming up when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all tha

putin with that invasion unified ukraine in a way that it's never been unified before. >> reporter: asorld watches to see ruia's nex move, the u.s. already taking proactive measures to support ukrainian troops. this morning we got exclusive access with ukrainian forces showing us these american-supplied weapons. evidence, putin says, of america crossing a red line and the expansion of u.s. and nato forces into ukraine. it's support that putin sees as a provocation and may not accept any more. the question tonight, will he use force to end it? >> ukrainian people will fight fiercely. their military is much better than it was in 2014. but even beyond that, there's a core of combat veterans, and they will come back in, take up arms, and they will fight the russians on every street. >> reporter: however this crisis unfolds, the ukrainian soldiers on the ground stand prepared. are you worried that russian forces, they have tens and tens of thousands of soldiers and tanks now on the russian border. >> we are ready. >> you're ready? >> we are ready. >> ready to fight? >> ready to fight, yeah.