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joshua ware about how to adapt to the changing variant.omberg. ♪ kailey: this is bloomberg markets. i'm kailey leinz. the omicron variant continues to spread as covid cases spike to record levels with many countries weighing tighter restrictions just as the holidays arrive. joining us now is dr. joshua ware from longeveron, a company that specializes in therapies for life-threatening conditions. let's focus on this variant specifically. have we underestimated it? dr. ware: thank you. i just want to give you some context about longeveron. we are a company that specializes in rare pediatric disease and has a rare pediatric disease designation for one of its products, and also difficult to treat diseases in adults, including covid-19 and its complications. i am speaking to you from that context as a company that makes a cell-based product for covid-19. to answer your question, i think it is hard to know right now if we have underestimated or overestimated. we don't know. we have to think in the broader context of the virus. what we are learni

look at the ransom ware market in particular, developers that create ransom ware, help desk operators that run dashboard for simplified execution and management, initial access brokers that gain and sell entry into victim networks. so it's an ecosystem where all you need is a little bit of money to launch an attack. there's too little friction in the system. that's why this has to be a more then whole of government to disrupt these actors wherever feasible. that means cost and position. it also means what we call at cisa deterrence through futility, making it harder that the economic cost of intrusion is higher than the benefit and causing most of the actors to seek another way to achieve their goals. we think we can achieve sustained progress in reducing the impact and prevalence of intrusions affecting the networks over tile. this aipt going to happen tomorrow or next week, and that's why we need to work together to leverage all of the tools of national pow. it's one of the reasons why we want to have a more informed public so we launched a central location for guidance tool kits so

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particularly across northern areas of the country was at wares ingrid wells is temperature still comingrage for the time of year. badger latest weather. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new covid infections in the uk hit a record daily high — as the british government defends its decision not to introduce further restrictions in england. the us halves the covid isolation period for people without symptoms, to five days. protests outside court — as the kremlin bans one of russia's oldest and best known human rights organisations. a huge increase in the number of young children having to work on the streets in afghanistan. we have a special report from kabul. translation: my dad lost his job. no—one else at home was working, so i started shoe—shining.

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. >> the weather, sponsored by qatar at wares -- sponsored by qatar airways. >> musician.erformer, world teacher. al jazeera meets the man who is bringing some traditional sounds to a whole new audience. from boston to palestine, the land of his birth, he nurtures the next generation of musical talent. his musical journey, on al jazeera. ♪ >> you are watching al jazeera. the u.s. president says the federal government will cover the first month of cleanup cost caused by tornadoes. he is touring the devastation in kentucky. iran's foreign minister says you when cameras will be allowed to film at a sensitive nuclear site . this had been a sticking point during negotiations in vienna. the u.k. has reported their highest number of daily covid-19 infections since the start of the pandemic. more than 17,000 cases confirmed wednesday. scientists say omicron will be the dominant variant in the eu by mid-january. more on the pandemic and the u.s.. they are facing a double coronavirus surge. omicron is stretching hospitals then as they struggle with a spike in delta cases. many have

. >> cook ware, clothing. many had just one pair of clothes on their back and that's it. so under garments and one of the big ticket items is mattresses. we have been give lg mattresses to people who have been sharing hotel rooms or home spaces and they don't have any where to sleep. >> the center is volunteer led. it's run out of the community center. >>> we are just a few days aquay from the 80th anniversary on the attack on herl harbor. we caught up with a world war ii veteran who was in the neart, and put on a boat to pearl harbor. he said it's proud to be in the ceremony on a battleship. >> how do you feel when you found out you were going to pearl harbor again. >> hell, it tickled me pink. i couldn't get over it. >> couldn't wait. couldn't wait the six months to get here. >> six months. >> world war ii vet was born and raised in san jose. now, 97 years old, he says he keeps in shape, walks two miles five days a week. >> impressive. >>> still ahead. cnn lost its long time anchor after shocking rove lucians linked to his brothers sexual misconduct scandal. what the an

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player ware says 84 flights were grounded today and 277 delayed across the country, or teen hundred flights were canceled today more than 3000 globally. united, delta, say covid related crew shortages are one reason for holiday travel problems. another incident of passengers behaving badly on an airplane. a dispute between a man and woman started over masks and quickly escalated, with the toot swearing at one another and then a slap. reporter: you are watching the moment when things got out of control on a short delta flight from tampa to atlanta. authorities say passenger patricia is seen on video slapping an 80-year-old man, spitting on him and raising her fist. eventually they were yelling at each other about not wearing masks. he can be heard saying he had taken his off while eating. her mask was clearly down, as well. the two yelling and swearing at each other for several minutes. crew members and forcing her to the back of the plane for the rest of the flight. after landing, she was detained by police then taken into fbi custody. male passenger was not charged. numbers of the crew and

. >> they are ware of the hundreds of videos details car break ins. and now this. a video posted to twitter showing taggers spray painting a moving bus as the crowd watches and worries. tourists are becoming aware, their reaction to all the issues is mixed. >> that's one thing that actually didn't stop us from coming. burglaries is a common thing. where we come from. even in new york. >> it's a big concern. >> the community benefit district, he says he wants to see more response from the city and state. >> we need to take action. that's what we want to see to welcome the tourists back. we understand we have had problems in the past. here's what we're doing about it. >> security guards advice people not to leave anything in their car and noticed more officers. >> we have an increase police presence. and it's very welcomed. in our area the employees feel safer. >> the mayor office says they want people to feel safe and that means sending the message people are being arrested when they break the law and note recent arrests of two autoburglary crews. the question for t

vaccine is protecting against severe disease, but because of the enormous amount of new infections ware there more proportion of those infections that require hospitalization. it is important that the population understands that even though we are safer with the vaccines, we are not completely safe and we are not completely protected against hospitalization. anchor: coronavirusas thwarted many christmas plans this year and it is continuing to wreak havoc on international travel. more than 2000 flights around the world have been canceled today due to staff shortages. on the first christmas in two yearshat australians can travel between states over the holidays, more than 100 domestic flights from sydney and melbourne to other cities were canceled, as were hundreds of u.s. flights. with united airlines saying omicron cases that have direct impact on their flight crews and the people who run their operations. passengers flying with the airlines delta and lou fonzo have been affected. at boston's international airport, people expressed mixed feelings about boarding their flights. >> i'm gla

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. >> reporter: john ware and his wife, margaret, moved here because of the lush landscape. >> we've got, like, a third of an acre of mature trees and want to lose them. and i don't- >> reporter: so they just installed two 1,000-gallon tanks to store rainwater. you're capturing the water over there and you're pumping it here. >> correct. >> reporter: many homeowners here are finding almost 80% of their drinking water goes to irrigation, laundry, and toilets. >> that's just ridiculous that we're using-- think about it-- fresh water to flush toilets. >> reporter: paul mann installs systems to capture and recycle water for outdoors. it comes with an app that sends an alert when you use too much. >> imagine if everybody did this. we would have true sustainability, despite the crisis that we're in with climate. >> reporter: now, some of the biggest water wasters in marin could face fines of more than $500, and that is on top of their regular bill. and, norah, if there is no significant rain in the next couple of months, those reservoirs could be unusable by summer. >> o'donnell: it's a real e

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emily: is ransom ware going to be as big a threat as it was in 2021 or big her todd: 2021 has been aee year for ransomware and we expect that to continue. that's because companies have so much at stake online, so much at stake building big businesses, building tuns, connecting customers with their supply chain. that opens up risk. companies at the same time are taking mitt gaik steps. we as an industry are working hard to make sure that risk is managed and companies aren't -- don't run into these unforeseen issues. emily: all right, todd mckinnon, c.e.o. offing on tark thank you for stopping -- of okta. thank you for stopping by. coming up, the twist no one expected including peloton. their response to the "sex and the city" reboot. and a warning now, spoiler alert, coming up. steech spielberg's "west side story "we re-boot stops the box office this weekend. it made $0.5 million in its opening weekend, falling short of forecast. it is aimed at oler theater goers, familiar with the 1961 version and a younger audience thanks to its stars. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> to new beginnings. >> n

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