richard who says we have to accept an api sheet ourselves as one united africa fest shared knowledge consume made in africa, and stopped tribalism and ethnicity. now, you know what, i couldn't have said that better. thanks a lot for those comments. it's always great to hear from you, you know, art takes many forms and can start anywhere case in point young khaki, louis a british niger and designer who started his business. what a simple pair of socks he channels his eye catching creativity into fanny char toys on urban spaces. a laurie is also entering the world of architecture open to tell stories through his designs. ah, how to put a huge frame. i purchased pictures back to when i was around, so i'm at 7 or 8 having gone so weddings and chart services in house parties. and not here wanted to love to really display the wealth, assure the product culture. so to call it varies about memory on member advocate scene will color and what it meant in hard me to fill, i think call resorted state of mind, was it shows how you want to express yourself. now you feel mining thinker, laurie, and

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now been returned to relatives in cabal who are hoping to reunite him or with his parents in the united africa festival. a football kicks off in a few hours in cameroon, but k with $900.00 testing procedures set the africa cover. nations been described as a scandal by the beginning of us a team coach. 5 players tested positive 24 hours before their 1st game. the hosts of launched a major vaccination campaign. and friends must meet strict entry restrictions before getting into the stadiums. sort of harder to this report that both teams are rising income are for the start of the african cup of nations on sunday. she wants to attend the game must be vaccinated and show a negative case. at 900. authorities have set up hundreds of vaccinations and through the course several host cities on the fed good as well as apart from the fact the vaccinated people will see the matches. they will be protected against the complications of the disease to protect their relatives and their environment. covered 1900 could end if the majority of people are vaccinated. the tournament has been used as an incentive in

the united states has donated the most vaccines to africa. eak on balf of the african union, we are grateful. and leadersh. expressed by the unite states and soften this problem globally is going to be needed going forward. amy: we wanto thank you for being with us. dr. john nkengasong is the director of the africa centers for disease control and prevention, an institution of the african union. recently nomined by present biden for ambassador-at-large and coordinator of the u.s. government activities to combat aids/hiv globally. if confirmed, he would be the first person of african origin to hold the post. we will link to the "new york times" op-ed headlined "there will be another variant. here's what the world can do now." coming up, we will look at both the january 6 house committee and federal prosecutors, what they are finding when it comes to the capitol insurrection and how that relates to a fascinating new book "gangsters of capitalism: smedley butler, the marines, and the making and breaking of america's empire." stay with us. ♪♪ [musi

we're looking at south africa and united kingdom, south korea -- south africa from the first to the peakd 30 days. the transmission cycle is smaller which makes us more hopeful this will end sooner. lisa: as we're more hopeful the pandemic will add more broadly and become endemic we're left with a health care system that's been transformed. i'm struck by the number of employees have left the profession, about the wage increases they're demanding in order to stay there. how much does this health care sector look completely different from what we saw two years ago? >> i think it's just one piece of the puzzle. the health system in the united states is extremely complicated, what is the role of insurance and how they've supported the covid response. now we're also hearing some insurance will start covering covid tests which is helpful for future pandemics but will they be the number and what is the power of the health system, up to the hospitals for preparing a third prepareness plan. there's a lot of learning to be done and talking about after action reports and hopefully there's a new way

we're already seeing reports out of south africa and the united kingdom that people are getting their second episode of covid. and that's in a relatively short period of time. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. well, the white house is set to distribute 400 million free, nonsurgical and n95 masks . they are going to be available at pharmacies and community centers in the coming weeks. the cdc last week updated its guidance to say cloth maps provide the least amount of protection from the omicron variant of the coronavirus and that high quality kn 95 95 respirators are the most effective. the free masks will come from the government's strategic national stockpile and free covid tests can now be ordered online through the website. covid test dot gov americans can request one set of four rapid antigen at home tests for household thanks to a partnership between the white house and the u. s. postal service, the soft launch one day ahead of the official launch is working out any kinks and operating in a limited capacity . orders will ship in 7 to 12 days starting in late january. coming up a

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there's evidence from the united kingdom in south africa that that's occurring. swartzberg says while most cases of omicron may be milder, there's no guarantee you won't be one of those to get very sick or if it is milder to pass it on to someone who is at higher risk, we still have so much in terms of how sick is going to make you acutely house, going to chronically. >> other things we may not even thought of yet. >> swartzberg says another reason not to actively seek out omicron is the risk of long covid. >> you may have a mild case of covid. but it may just not go away. it is the symptoms may get better. you're sore throat, you're really knows. your body aches. but the fatigue may persist. the cloud i'm thinking may persist other symptoms. one covid may persist indefinitely. at this point, we just don't know. >> and that's really what it comes down to just not having enough information about omicron to be able to take that risk live in san francisco. dan kerman kron, 4 news. thank you, dan. a new study says a booster shot of the johnson and johnson vaccine is

peace and prosperity in africa directed united states. unfortunately, almost half, 3400 conflict in 2020 on the content. beyond loss of life and livelihood, conflict is away from critical public service in the effort. while each conflict is different, there's a clear trend fueled by deficient governance. in some cases, weak capacity and limited resources prevent thees state in delivering the conditions for the opportunities people expect. high rates of an employment exacerbate instability and increase young people's vulnerability to extremist messaging and recruitment under the promise of a a better life. more predatory government action such as corruption, human rights abuses and favoritism or political oppression and grievances. conflict both among groups in the state by exploiting rather than serving people. government pushed community support conflict. terrorists and extremist organizations such as al qaeda and isis exploit these weaknesses inviting grievances. other external actors exacerbate conflict in africa. russian mercenary suc

there is another glimmer of hope here, as we look at data from south africa and the united kingdom, we're seeing increasing signs that the severity to an individual of omicron compared to prior variants may in fact be lower. we still are at a population level, we have a challenge because of so many people being infected. but we're also seeing a sharp rise and now a dropoff in those countries. hopefully that will be our case as well. >> when? when do you think that will drop off in the u.s.? >> so that is difficult to predict. we have seen the rise and -- to the peak has been a couple of weeks or several weeks, i should say, in south africa and the united kingdom. we're always cautious about predicting what we will experience here in the united states. covid made many prediction wrong. what we can do though is focus on taking the mitigation measures and wearing our masks, which we know help reduce spread, getting vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible and ensuring that in settings like schools, we're using testing to help reduce risk. >> okay, testing. the surgeon general of florida no

are doing so often with the help of relatives abroad, including here in germany. saddle her africa on the united again in germany. law mina nodded. he has made it out of afghanistan with the help of her niece. now gus, mom i was given, but yes, the own for it simply wonderful to see her here in front of me. i had almost given up hope they we would ever manage to bring her here. it's a huge dream. come true. gore. so home i thought of her throbbing to day. now gus is visiting her round me now. now did he for the 1st time since her arrival in germany, mina has found shelter in a refugee camp. a 2 hour drive away from berlin. she's here with a 7 year old daughter at aha and her husband. the last few months have been exhausting us bush. we simply had no choice. we never would have thought that we would ever leave afghanistan. his mouth picked. thirdly, the taliban has set afghanistan back. not by 20 years, i didn't retire centuries on that. let that be. so bal kid, deb golden haul up solar cobbled medication then in afghanistan. mina nodded. he was deputy mayor of harriet and even ran for parliament

that's because reports out of south africa and the united kingdom so that people are getting a second episode of covid. in a relatively short period of time. janet. thank you. well the centers for disease control say , oh, macron now makes up more than 99% of new coronavirus cases. the delta variant only accounts for one half of 1% of cases. that's about where oh, macron was when it was first detected in the u. s in early december in san francisco. the omicron variant may cause less severe disease on average, but monitors still say that 50,000 to 300,000 more americans could die by the time this current surge ends. advisor is looking to ramp up its covid pill production, the company will be investing almost $600 million in france over the next five years . that investment includes building a production facility for their antiviral covid-19 pill. the pill was found to be 90% effective in preventing hospitalizations and deaths in patients who are at high risk of severe illness. you can now order your free at home covid test kits, the government's website that's offering the free kits la

in the united arab emirates, plus south africa returns to something like normal, despite being badly affected by the over crime variant corona, virus infections and deaths. there are going down. so what lessons can europe learn? ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this tuesday, we begin tonight with a doubling down on diplomacy in an attempt to prevent a war in europe backyard. today, germany's foreign minister under lena bear book, described a russian build up of troops on ukraine's border as a real threat to european security. she was speaking after meeting with her russian counterpart, sidney lever off in moscow of germany and his western allies are in the middle of a diplomatic push to reduce tensions over ukraine. they are insisting that russia will pay a heavy price for any attack of its neighbors. this was always going to be a frosty encounter. germany is new. foreign minister, alina bab, book on the home tough sack, a lever off, one of the world's longest serving foreign ministers. she had a plain accusation that russia is de stabilizing europe. next, nothing ha

and this is also how he was also able to contribute to uniting a very divided south africa and coining the phrase rainbow nation. and he says, a legacy that ultimately was, is really just superior to wine, left by many other people. and as you mentioned, it's just simply not anybody who can attain that sort of global stature, global iconic stature, and that to desmond to, to we're certainly very special in terms of the work he did in south africa and globally with regard to oppression of people. anyway, in the world or from from there, thanks very much dee for that. the south african, the well remembers an extraordinary man does me to, to thank you. a tiny mostella head on these are including it, not greatly that kim, john talks food, not weapons, as he marks 10 years in power and starting the new year homeless, thousands wait to see what's left after false meeting. won't foreign. the usda in colorado ah so much the world is now welcome the new year, but the shadow of current of ours is still looming, large, or bud. miley reports on the scale back celebrations across the globe and how

. >> there have been a couple studies last week from one from south africa, one from united kingdom. the show that people were getting second episodes of omicron within a couple of months or less. swartzberg says while most cases of omicron or milder, there's no guarantee you won't be one of those to get very sick. >> or if it is milder to pass it on to someone who is at higher risk, it's much too early to say that we know so much about omicron right now. variant that's been with us for a little over 2 months. you know so much about it that we should expose ourselves to getting infected with this. swartzberg says one final reason not to actively seek out omicron. he's due to the risk of long covid. you may have a mild case of covid. but it may just not go away. that is the the acute symptoms may get better. you're sore throat, you're really knows. your body aches. but the fatigue may persist. the cloud i'm thinking may persist other symptoms. one covid may persist indefinitely. this point, we just don't know. >> and that was our first dan kerman reporting for us. meantime, the west c

africa. >> some from europe, different ones and a few from the united states. >> and the that we have from south africa be. virus peaked dropped out really rapidly within a period of about 6 weeks. >> and it's looking like the same thing may be happening in the u k. >> well, we're not quite sure yet because they're not as far along, say south africa is. and we're expecting that that might happen here. but we're early to know for sure. the doctor says omicron's highly efficient nature, maybe its demise. what we know about the viruses such as sabal that we're we may actually just run out people to effect. so it will go fast in may. actually taper >> when it's affected, just about all can reach that. so we are hoping that based on the models and seeing from the u k. >> and especially from south africa that omicron surge may be over by the end of january or by early february. >> she has in the meantime, as the data continues to come in and paint a more complete picture, the variant continues to wreak havoc on communities hurting the workforce. already struggling are really working. >> through a

africa. well, the united nation said marathon trade was expected to increase by 4.3 percent last year. after the economies of many countries started to recover. the increase in demand lead to shortages of containers congested ports and supply chain bottlenecks . freight rates sold with an average cost of shipping a standard large container from asia to europe. more than $10000.00. now it's around 4 times higher than it was in 2020. joining us now from london is amir. are not there profess shipping economics and finance the base business school on the member of the faculty at the disgruntled center for shipping trade and finance. thank you for joining the program. why do you think the suez canal and seeing these unprecedented revenues? thank you. it's been interesting, you know, looking at the figures for switch, gone all when i look at it in more detail, i could see that the increase was partly because of increasing trade following, you know, post cobit because we had a drop in international trade and the year before in 2020, where we've been hard, but the bounce back from core, we was

africa. and in the united states, a mix of army cronan rough weather continues to create headwinds for the sector with hundreds of flights cancelled this week as the virus grounds crew members fly, cancellations are frustrating for everybody. obviously, they're frustrating for the passengers were affected. but it's also frustrating for the airlines because they taking a lot of steps to get through the pandemic. frustration continues to grow here with many now asking whether these ramped up rules will undermine itself titled role as ages world city, brit quinet al jazeera. hong kong leader is in the chinese city of shyanne, let's say their latest cuban 19 outbreak is now finally, under control, the city's mayor says, cases of decline to, to what he calls basically 0. the city of 13000000 in central china has been under a strict lockdown for 2 weeks, as officials tried to contain the outbreak ahead of next months at bay ging winter olympics. scientists are on a mission to a giant glazier and antarctica to get a better idea of how much it's being impacted by climate change that they're gonna use und

africa. and in the united states, a mix of army cronan. rough weather continues to create headwinds for the sector with hundreds of flights cancel this week as the virus grounds crew members like cancellations, are frustrating for everybody. obviously, they're frustrating for the passengers were affected. but it's also frustrating for the airlines because they taking a lot of steps to get through the pandemic. frustration continues to grow here with many now asking whether these ramped up rules will undermine itself titled role as ages world city brit credit al jazeera. hong kong to children were among 3 people killed in an air strike that had a refugee company through appears to cry. region, the my i any camp which hosts refugees from neighboring eritrea sits in an area where the government has been waging a year long war against to grant rebels. the united nation says that for other refugees were injured by jerry, as government is labeled, criminal gangs blamed for mass kidnappings as terrorist organizations. earlier this week, security forces rescued 97 hostages, who were abducted bolden, 2 mon

and many governments band flights from south africa and in the united states, a makes of army crone, and rough weather continues to create headwinds for the sector with hundreds of flights cancel this week. as the virus grounds crew members, flight cancellations are frustrating for everybody. obviously they're frustrating for the passengers were affected, but it's also frustrating for the airlines because they taking a lot of steps to get through the pandemic. frustration continues to grow here with many now asking whether these ramped up rules will undermine itself titled role as ages world city, brit greenwich, al jazeera, hong kong. ah, i'm, let's take you through the headlines here now does era now thousands of protesters and policemen of reportedly been killed in the catholic city of automatic russian lead military alliance is deployed troops to help the president restore order. ramos was initially spawn 5 dramatic.

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nissan prosperity in africa benefits the united states. unfortunately, almost half of the world's 34 armed conflicts in 2020 were on the african continent. the loss of life takes resources away from critical services and develop and efforts. while each conflict is different, there is a clear trend of conflict being fueled by inefficient governments. in some cases, weak capacity prevents the state for delivering conditions for opportunities people expect. high rates of unemployment, these lapses exacerbate instability and increase young people's vulnerability to extremist recruitment under the promise of a better life. in less than nine cases, less predatory -- human rights abuses and political oppression inflame grievances and spur conflict both among groups and against the state. by exploiting, rather than serving the people, governments push communities towards conflict. terrorist and extremist organizations such as al qaeda exploit these weaknesses, igniting grievances in the balance. other external actors exacerbate conflict. russian m

we've seen the rise to the peak, it's been several weeks in south africa and united kingdom. we're cautious about printing what we will experience here in the united states. covid has made many predictions wrong. we focus on taking the mitigation measures. >> reporter: we're expecting an announcement whether the cdc will revise its quarantine guidelines to include a testing component. dr. fauci and cdc director rochelle walensky gave conflicting accounts whether it's necessary. we waiting for update on 500 million tests the administration promised which appeared no closer reaching american doorstep. the contract is expected to be finalized this week. the website to order them is still not set up. the white house faced lot of scrutiny about letting therapeutics fall by the wayside. >> i do anticipate that this virus will continue to evolve like i mentioned to you months ago. it will continue to evolve a variant that's more infectious than delta. that they're needs to be a operation warp speed like mindset to develop anti-virals. not just from pfizer and merck. we need a whole

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