it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years, but to be like, does keep it. this is actually a blessing for me. for, for a personal point, does your daughter might be the times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lighthouse keepers in south africa. we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people with the most cult that changed. then they had the gps and from the gps it changed to yes, yes, means what? the medical dental vacation system. what happens if the suppose by the supplier didn't defy? and she up to the lighthouse into light does identify even to the sub that possible . the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appeared day can be seen as far out as 32 nautical c miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping berlin clean and working at its best. lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots and last known for its heavy gales and thick fog. that obscures the coastline is likely return to modus

but wayne says nothing can replace the human touch. it's a sad thing and also a bad thing. because if you most of the space, we then know like those keepers on that it's look bay to be honest. the 1st lighthouse in south africa dates back almost 2 centuries. this lighthouse in cape town is the oldest in south africa, and the 1st slide keeper began working in 1824. back then the light was powered by oil and lay to gas and all the work was done manually. but advances in technology mean a light keeper is no longer needed. definitely a diesel dime proficient. so does our duty to our fellow staff members that we do it you, kate and upscale team to change direction, change the carrier direction so that they can get involved in different projects. it may be difficult to tell how many lies have been saved by the diligence of members of this humble profession. and for one of the last generation of keepers like wayne, this is more than just a job for me. davila alger 0 cape columbine sub africa. ah, look at the main stories. now. protests have been back on the streets of sudan callin

wayne hsiung was given a suspended sentence and 24 months probation.der of the animal rights organization direct action everywhere was arrested in 2018 for taking the baby goat from the sospiro goat ranch in north carolina in a direct action that the group livestreamed in an effort to expose animal cruelty. in moment, wayne will join us. but first, i want to go back to what happened on that night in 2018. he spoke on a livestream as he drove toward the farm. >> will park outside that farm, make a u-turn, get the car ready to leave. we will go in, document the conditions. we have dog treats in our pants because we know these barking dogs are going to need something to calm them down if you're going to stop them from alerting the farm. the farm security is just a few hundred feet from where the goats are. if we need to make a getaway, we're going up to make a run down a hill, jump onto a tree stump, then jump across an electrified fence to get out. if we have to do that with a goat, we will. we will do whatever we can to make sure at least one of these a

alright, so wayne, hey, live us there in toronto in using and wayne, thank you. that's a small but increasingly vocal push for independence in south africa. western cape province support as argue, the national government is dragging the province down. but some critics say the idea is racially motivated to discriminate against poorer communities. for me, the miller report. oh, colleen penny hasn't had a job for more than 5 years. he runs an advocacy group for the unemployed. here in south africa's western cape province, about 29 percent of people don't have jobs. the national average is nearly 35 percent aaliyah's unhappy with the government's policies, the liberals addressing the issues that covered exactly, unemployment. the liver loads good luck with those who are in bed wetting environment outside. the with the forum has thousands of members who support a call for the western cape to secede from south africa. the province has the 2nd largest economy in the country, though supporting an independent cape say, a corrupt, national government is draining its resour

and for one of the last generation of keepers like wayne, this is more than just a job. for me de la alta 0, cape columbine, south africa, still had on the al jazeera news hour. oh, for for a better your head is covered. 19, dampens christmas celebrations around the world. and as the row about releasing players for the africa cup of nations rumbles on, one of manchester cities store names is heading to the tournament more last coming up in sport after the break. ah, a. ready while to one week listen, design is are making serious effort in order to, to turn them with a with ah, here's drama. thank you to rain out the well, it's help bullies that raise concerns about releasing players the africa cup of nations, french wild cup when ad austin legend, patrick vieira says the tournament deserves more respect. the crystal palace manager who was born in central things. the competition is as important as the european championship european clubs, the threatening not to send players to cameras for the tournaments after raising doubts about the current of our protocols in place. bu

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. it happened this afternoon near hemlock avenue in hillcrest boulevard in millbrae. this was just south of sfo. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >> no one ever wants to respond to a call like this. and certainly not, you know, 2 days before christmas the deadly incident happened during the storm. thursday at around 05:45am here on east hillcrest boulevard in the city of bilbray. 2 vehicles were completely covered in water under the caltrain overpass. san mateo county sheriff's office. detective javier acosta says a ri

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ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with that.ake up the kids are still write letters yes, some of them are. wrote letters center right on to the all right. the richest tech smart. so so he know rich wouldn't do that. all right. thank can grab >> here's what we're working the first winter storm of the season making its way into the bay area. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow of course, tracking how much rain you can expect to see where you live. and the president's vaccine mandate for large companies has run into a possible roadblock. tonight. the announcement from the u.s. supreme court that. >> could put that requirement in jeopardy. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now it's it's the first wave. a winter storm soaking the bay area stormtracker 4 lit up in green by all the rain we're seeing across the bay area right now. >> and taking a live look roads are pretty. what of commutes could be getting messy out there.

i'm pale more and i'm ken wayne. here we go again.ing very likely for the bay area and the sierra tonight. let's get right to it. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the latest on this new storm. guys. not much of a break in here we go again. more rain now falling outside all around the bay area. now, we've seen some pockets. >> of some moderate downpours out there as well. got to be careful out there on the roadways. you see all that rain popping up now. and we are seeing some rain showing up yellow orange, though some heavier downpours moving through right now. but you can see along the coastline and a half moon bay. you've got some soldiers to moving on shore right now to bring some rain there. some headed toward you as you make your way in the pacifica and daly city and also in the san francisco, some heavier bands of rain now pushing to parts of the bay area moving in along the peninsula in toward palo alto. you're going to see some more rain coming your way and now

>> i do know him, my kids love li'l l wayne, i can't stand lil wayne. >> i'm going to bring this backoney, i call you old money, a lot of people think old money is smart money and right now it's headed to the bond market. what does that signal to you that a lot of people are going back to the bond market? >> well, i think there are a couple of things one i think it's a fear trade. it's a flight to safety trade, it always has been in the 140 range. the fed said they're raising rates the 10 year hasn't budged. but interest rates around the world we're still high the ten year bund yield has a high right now relatively we still look okay but it doesn't look like robust growth, an enormous demand here for growth >> yesterday we saw a bit of a sell off i know you have stocks you say you should never sell even with the omicron uncertainty, the fed changing the monetary policy, inflation we're seeing can you give us a stock you would ride through the uncertainty at least through the end of the year? >> i don't know how eager i'd be to jump into them right this second but part of my core portf

and booster protection could wayne quickly. and 13000000 people ordered into locked down a chinese city, told to stay at home just weeks before the winter olympics. ah no barbara, sarah, this is al jazeera life london, also coming, letting me put in, puts nato in his sites. the russian president lames, the alliance for creating tension in the region and move to run. you find the defendant guilty. a former u. s. police officer who says she mistook her gun for her teaser, is convicted of killing black driver on her right. ah. friday marks a months since south africa announced the 1st case of the crone of iris variant known as all micron and scientists now are developing a clearer picture of its dangers. so far the data suggests that it is milder than previous variance, but because it's significantly more infectious, it could still cause serious pressure on health systems. on thursday, the u. k. government report of nearly 820000 positive cases or the newest form accounts that is fixed come from the u. k. health security agency, w

it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years to be like those keeper. it is actually a blessing for me. for a personal point of view, that might be the times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lighthouse keepers in south africa. we, we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people with the most coat that changed. then day at the g p. s, and from the gps, it changed to s. yes, means what a medical dental cation system. the light from the 15 meter tall lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appeared day can be seen as far out as 32 nautical sea miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping berlin's clean and working at its best. the lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots, and auster known for its heavy gales and thick fog that obscures the coastline. this is likely return to modus, but in the old days it works like a grandfather. clock. the light does keep a must come up during the night. it is to the hours. you must wind i

but wayne, hey, it's falling that vote and joins us live from tauranga in new zealand. wayne. so the prem independence groups been calling for people to stay away. so what are we expecting to happen then? well, in the past, a 2 referendums leading up to the 3rd and final vote, we saw very good turnouts. in fact, for the very last year was more than 85 percent were expecting a very high turn out this time as well. for those who are in favor of keeping the status quo, but as you mentioned, for those who are in the independence camp, there has been a coal to boy caught this vote to were expecting many people to he debt cold from the leaders of those political parties that have been making that coal to boycott and have been asking the french government in fact, to postpone this or referendum until late next year. of course, we know that the french government did not agree to that demand, and the vote is taking place. and polls are open, we've got some early numbers that are coming through as of mid day local time. so that is just over an hour and go. so with 7 hours to go and poll

wayne tebow was 101 years old. well the world is sending out condolences following the death of noble nobel peace prize winning activist desmond tutu. archbishop was 90 years old. he's been described as the conscience of his generation and preached peaceful resistance to the apartheid system in south africa. fox news, amy kellogg has more now on tutu's life and legacy. ladies and gentlemen, archbishop desmond tutu. his was a life of public service dedicated to bringing peace and justice to south africa, the land he called the rainbow nation. it wasn't just the things he said it was how he said them. bishop desmond tutu grew up under the system of apartheid, he said, took away people's human dignity and trampled underfoot. 22 born in 1931 wanted to become a doctor, but his parents couldn't afford medical school tuition. instead he went into teaching. but in 1957, the south african government announced plans to significantly downgrade the education offered to blacks and 22 resigned. newly married in jobless, he felt

will wayne hayes falling the boat and joins us live from tauranga in new zealand? wayne. so the pro independent groups when calling for people to stay away, what do we expect them to happen then? yes, we're certainly in last year's 2nd referendum. we saw a very high turn out more than 85 percent. so i would expect that we're going to see similar figures when it comes to those who are in favor of keeping the relationship with france. so in other words, a no vote to independence. but on the pro independence side, i think we're going to see those numbers significantly reduced on the previous 2 referendums. and as you mentioned, it's simply because they feel that this is the wrong time. these are the wrong conditions under which to be holding such an important vert on the future. all new caledonia. and it's mainly because of the coven. 19 pandemic. new caledonia recorded its very 1st case. all covered 19 in early september. around the same time that campaigning was due to start a hit of this referendum. our restrictions locked down. so i had been brought into place, meaning t

but wayne says nothing can replace the human touch. it's a sad thing and also a bad thing because if you, most of the space with, you know, like us keep us on that look bay to be honest. the 1st lighthouse in south africa dates back almost 2 centuries. this lighthouse in cape town is the oldest in south africa, and the 1st slide keeper began working in 824 back then the light was powered by oil and lay to gas and all the work was done manually. but advances in technology mean a light keeper is no longer needed if.

wayne was a prince. so generous, so kind, so dogged.ldn't. maybe because he was a step ahead of me. but i found this photo i took of him at a bush rally in texas in 2000. it is perfect. wayne, under a press riser, in the rain, wearing cowboy boots, writing. that is what he did so well. my thoughts are with his family, may his memory be a blessing. this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash vacation home. find yours on the vrbo app. ♪ it's the last minute gift sale. get up to 40% off storewide. ( ♪ ) this is how we shine. at zales. the diamond store. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health ins

i'm ken wayne. i fail more. news at 6 is next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> bottom so far. is that. >> you need a booster. >> now it's 6 more data on the omicron variant is trickling in as it continues to spread around the globe. new data today suggests the pfizer vaccine offers less defense against infection from omicron and reduced, but still good protection from hospitalization. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. while vaccines appear less effective against omicron. >> an experimental pill might help prevent severe disease and those who catch it fourth-and current reports on that. new data out of south africa suggests the omicron variant is more transmissible may cause less severe disease, but makes vaccines less effective. >> and the studies. it seems the vaccine

i'm pam moore and i'm justine waltman in for ken wayne tonight.he noon gathering. >> at the san jose civic center was very large because of how many people to shoot ahead. touched he was a retired police officer who worked in san jose hayward and coma as well as for the oakland housing authority before it started dozens of colleagues from departments all over the bay area showed up to express their respect. kron four's. rob fladeboe has more on today's service. >> the blue line is one officer short tonight. his name is kevin nishita. we said goodbye to kaavan today we being hundreds of bay area. police officers. his family and many friends, which include members of the media. >> calls all soon. >> in a traditional buddhist memorial service here inside the san jose civic theater. the veteran police officer was honored and remembered for his service to the various communities. he served in the long and decorated career in law enforcement. >> kevivo

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i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now 6. the winter solstice is bringing some christmas time rainfall to the bay area. showers started earlier today. but tonight's evening commute is going to be a wet one. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. >> i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. mother nature bringing us some rainfall to usher in the new season with showers. now through christmas. the wet weather during such a busy

but the agency has warned the protection from a booster vaccine may begin to wayne after just 10 weeks. the u. k reported nearly 820000 cove in 19 cases on thursday. just a day after recording more than a 100000 for the 1st time need barker reports. health services across europe on a war footing. taking the fight to omicron by giving boost to vaccinations to hundreds of thousands of people a day. the variance fueling a new wave of infections across europe. in the french capital, long queues formed outside pharmacies and coven testing centers in the run up to the christmas holidays. elsewhere, french police increased their checks on people's health passes, allowing for now at least the cities restaurants to remain open. president manuel micron took to instagram to urge people to avoid spreading the virus from you on time you miss this year. once again because of the virus, i asked you to have a lot of vigilance. this means continuing the protections against viruses, you know, smart as regularly washing hands, respecting this and saying, ventilating grooms regularly with fresh air in iso

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. tonight. we start with that breaking news from colorado. >> boulder county sheriffs say that one injury has been reported so far. but there's a lot of concern there could be more severe injuries or even deaths. this is an intense, as you can see fast-moving fire fueled by winds gusting up to 105 miles an hour. the first fire broke out just before 10:30am, in the morning and a second fire was reported just after 11 this morning. >> they blew and and spread rapidly east. the blaze has engulfed parts of the area and smoky orange skies and force a lot of residents to evacuate for safety. we're going to continue to monitor the fire and we'll bring you the latest as more information comes in. >> covid has been causing a lot of disruptions in the sports world. and tonight the warriors game against the nuggets has been postponed. this is because denver simply does not have enough healthy players available kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills joins us live from the newsroom with what this means for both

wayne found this, he discovered a letter at west point. i was able to get a copy of it and publish it in the book. maybe for the first time. it's a rather mundane letter that armistead writes to a fellow soldier. you can see his signature, but look who signs the ps. w. hancock. l.a. armistead, w. hancock. pretty cool piece of evidence of those guys being together. doesn't mean much. it just shows they were together. 1846, mexican war goes. these guys want to go. they end up fighting in the same unit, the sixth infantry. through his career, armistead was always noted for his bravery. a number of officers write about him being the first u.s. officer into the ditch in the final attack. they also served together in the post war occupation. between the time that the fighting ended and the peace treaty was signed, the u.s. army occupied mexico. armistead commanded a small company and his lieutenants were hancock and another young man arrived from west point, henry heath. heath gives us in his memoirs years later, third person confirmation when h

the faa says the learjet 35 business aircraft departed john wayne airport in orange county. the route to san diego before it went down and then elk a whole neighborhood around 7 o'clock last night you saw the home security camera footage that captured the flash. this is the devastating aftermath fiery debris field here. investigators say the plane caught fire on impact with debris, taking down several power lines. the ntsb reports the plane had been cleared for landing when it went down about a mile and a half from the runway. the cause of the crash is under investigation. video from toledo, ohio shows a driver who just managed to escape a powerful home explosion. >> there goes fire officials say there's a strong smell of gas when they arrived at the house and they think that the explosion was caused by a gas leak. one person in the home next door had minor injuries from the force of the blast. and still ahead tonight at 9, the start of 2022 will also bring in the start of some new laws for california. we'll break them down. >> and the snow continues to pile up not only here

and booster protection could wayne quickly . 13000000 people ordered into locked down a chinese city, told to stay at home just weeks before the winter olympics. vladimir putin puts nato in his sites. the russian president blamed the alliance for creating tension in the region and the state of minnesota 5. the defendant guilty a former u. s. police officer who says she mistook her gun for her taser is convicted of killing black driver down to right. i'm devin ash, with sport cove 90 and continues to disrupt the english premier is 2 more matches accord off and with worries over player welfare. manchester city, balls, pet body ala, says butler's should threatened to strike if they want their concerns taken seriously. ah, friday marks a months since south africa announced the 1st case of the corona virus variant known as all micron. and scientists now are developing a clearer picture of its dangers. so far the data suggests that it is milder than previous variance, but because it's significantly more infectious, it could still cause serious pressure on health systems. on thursday, the u.

i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore stores in union square have had to make a number of changes this holiday season. that's because smash-and-grab crimes have become more common. well for but joins us live here in the studio with more on the help that one store managers asking for to keep shoppers and employees safe from. that's right. comes in union square has had to make several tough decisions. >> lets shoppers limited hours and more private security guards hoping the changes aren't part of a new norm. >> police on every corner is still a daily occurrence in san francisco's union square smash-and-grabs have caused stores like gump's to cap the amount of shoppers coming and going. >> we want to make sure that we can number of people that are in the store for security reasons. just one of the many changes gump's vp of operations. mark-paul both has had to make. he says extended hours won't be possible this holiday season if shoppers have reservations about being in the square. they aren't alone 10 for

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.icron variant was confirmed in san francisco health officials said it was only a matter of time before cases started popping up in other states and that time has come for more states. colorado, minnesota new york and hawaii announcing today. their first confirmed cases of the variant. >> meantime, california is confirming its second case of omicron. this is a white house unveils its plan to try to get the country through what could be a tough winter. our grant lotus joins us now live in the studio with the latest grant to ken and pam, unfortunately that map figures to fill up. you have 9 cases. now, the omicron variant that have been identified across 5 us states. the second case in california is

and booster protection could quickly wayne plus, 13000000 people ordered and to lock down a chinese sit, he told to stay at home just weeks before the winter olympics. ah, laura barbara sarah, this is al jazeera ally from london, also coming up, letting me put in foot nato in his sides. the russian president lames, the alliance for creating tension in the region and remove the in the dead of night . hong kong university removes the pillar of shame, a memorial to the tenement square mass. ah, friday marks a months since south africa announced the 1st case of the corona virus variant, known as all micron. and scientists now are developing a clearer picture of its dangers. so far the data suggests that it is milder than previous variance, but because it's significantly more infectious, it could still cause serious pressure on health systems. on thursday, the u. k. government reported nearly a 120000 positive cases in its latest 24 hour period. the newest on the constitutes things come from the u. k. government's health security agency, which says people with the variant are estimated to be

and for one of the last generation of keepers like wayne, this is more than just a job. for me de la all to 0, cape columbine, south africa. ah . so again, i'm fully back with the headlines on al jazeera security forces in sudan have 5 t gas that protesters in the capital cartoon. tens of thousands rally to call on the military to stay out of politics. it was the 10th major demonstration since october, mom, it van has moved from khartoum. as the, the day progressed, and particularly after sunset, we have noticed that the protest has begun to wayne and there has been failure on the part of testers. to cross the bridge is linking to the can central cartoon to both their own doorman and battery. so that hasn't happened, unlike in the previous, on the previous occasion. and that hasn't really reduced the momentum of their protests today. within cartoon itself, central cartoon, there have been 2 or 3 attempts to reach the president of polly's thousands tried to march. human rice growth, stir, accusing me and was military of committing and massacre as it intensified and offens

a few years ago wayne and jim hessler is a book, a few more armistead anecdotes, but not a lot in book form. hancock is a hero of the battle, he runs for president in 1880. lots of books from the late 19th century until just a few years ago. but most of them barely mention armistead. some don't mention him at all. what's going on here? as i started to do the research, i started to talk to my friends who are serious students of the battle, some of them are sitting out here in the audience. and i said, what do you know about armistead and hancock? almost to a person, what they knew is an emotional scene in the movie where he's talking about the farewell in california back in '61. he quotes himself. this is one of the great scenes in the movie. what did i do? there we go. you want to get your powerpoint down right at the beginning. he says, win, so help me, if i ever raise my hand against you, may god strike me dead. my god strike me dead. that's how close these guys were. lewis armistead was a hard-nosed soldier. he couldn't bring himself to fight against hancock even though they had agr

wayne and i both like cemeteries, don't we, wayne? and there's thomas' -- before it was power washed and other things so there he is. so he's not buried in virginia. he's buried in troy, new york, with his wife's family. so again it gives you some sense of the influence. so he doesn't live that long after the war. it comes on in a hurry and he's gone by the end of the day so pretty bad. he was reading some stuff about nashville where john scofield was taking credit about everything and it upset him so much it killed him. so remember all that stuff being internalized, there's a lot more about that we can talk about later but that's one of the reasons why i'm not a fan of scofield. if you're a big scofield fan, god bless you, he needs all the help you can get. cooper is so much betterch the thomas humor, he showed humor in a lot of ways. and they said thomas cracked up laughing, which is not common for him. this soldier actually got him totally goofballing as you might say. i found this in the records about his work after the war was ov

wayne, susie, anything that we can do, let us know. i like your plan, get those walls up as fast as you can. >> that's what we need. people need to see hope, you know. >> and they are our friends, they are our family. >> everybody here. you know, it is a pretty tight community here. you can walk out of here every day and like you said, you can look at all this. and you can keep looking at it until you decide you're going to move because there is nothing there. somebody got to get something going here to give people hope. that's what we want to do. >> and you're that somebody. >> we'll try. >> thank you so much. >>> for more information on how you can help tornado victims, go to cnn.com/impact. kate, it is remarkable. behind me there are some telephone poles that are standing, and they weren't here 24 hours ago. everything is coming up so quickly as people try to get this town back up and running again. >> it is just -- it is also overwhelming, that is so clear. but the determination of wayne there to hold on to hope, it is catching my

wayne and i both like cemeteries, don't we, wayne? there's thomas' -- before it was power washed and some other things but there he is. he's not buried in virginia, he's buried in new york, troy, new york, with his wife's family. so again, it gives you some sense of her influence. he dies on march 28th, 1870, so he doesn't live that long after the war. and he dies basically of an apoplectic attack, a heart attack or stroke or something, because it comes on him in a hurry and he's gone by the end of the day, it's pretty bad. i'm not a doctor so i won't try to say exactly what it was. he was reading something about nashville where john schofield was taking credit for everything and it upset him so much that it killed him, all that stuff being internalized, it killed him. we'll talk more about that later. that's one reason i'm not a fan of schofield. if you're a big fan of schofield, god bless you, he needs all the help he can get. how do you love kirkpatrick unless you're anderson cooper? do you know what i said that? they're kin, they

but the agency has warned the protection from a booster vaccine may begin to wayne after just 10 weeks. the u. k. report of nearly 820000 cove in 19 cases on thursday, just the day after recording more than a 100000 for the 1st time. we do know we don't require that it does a spread a lot more quickly. it's a lot more infectious than delta. so any advantage gained from reduce risk of hospitalization needs to be set against that. and when we know, for example, if her, if a much smaller percentage of people are at the risk of hospitalization, is that a smaller percentage of a much larger number? there could be still significant hospitalization. kona virus cases in new york, meanwhile have risen 60 percent in the past week 12000 new infections were reported on wednesday. health officials say more testing sites have been opened while hospitals and jails have introduced restrictions for visitors. gabriel elizondo has more from new york, one of the senators from new york state. chuck schumer is calling this a crisis right now. the issue is, is that right now? new york city has become the us

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people, south africa remembering nobel peace prize. laury and human rights activists. desmond ah and wayne woodcraft. welcome to the program. surgeon cove in 19 infections or worrying governments around the globe. many are hastily introducing limits on new year celebrations in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus. official say the highly contagious omicron barrier is driving the latest search. despite a shortage of tests, the u. k has been reporting record breaking case numbers just like denmark. many countries in europe we're seeing unprecedented peaks amid the rapids spread of the micron variant. in germany, case numbers are also rising, but for now still comparatively low is an instance. and overall we're a bit more disciplined than some of our european neighbors. asia mosques are especially effective against omicron that sets germany apart. we cannot forget that england and denmark barely had social distancing measures in place recently, and masks were not worn out. that is certainly different here in germany. s as in bought one sandwich, sensual, unless the end of the year com

to that moment, my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies for god sakes. now i saw the reality of it, i saw 200 dead vietnamese and two dead americans and i looked at their faces and i carried their bodies and i looked at them all the base and they didn't look like john wayne to me. , they turned the camera off and you're okay but not in the war, you are still dead. we got back to that town, that base and it was getting near dark and he told me, he said they are so scared, all the americans leave at night and fly back but if we stay the night, we'll get start early in the morning and will be ahead of the ap. i said sounds good to me. we went over to spend the night at the advisor compound, we went to that compound and there was a tall skinny, totally exhausted army captain standing at the gate and he said i'm glad you decided to stay here tonight. we've been on 24/7 alert for five days and i need some sleep and you are going to guard the base tonight. okay. they had to switch, and one arm switchboard and they connect me through to the bureau in saigon and

wayne, good to have you.start, 275 billion is a big number how did you come to that >> well, that number reflects how much apple spends per year in china so the vast majority of apple products are assembled in china, money they spend on suppliers and logistics, warehousing, their own employees there. you take that number every year, multiply it for five years, that's how you arrive at that. >> that would include total economic contribution to china, something that you're saying tim cook estimated up front and agreed to or is that something that evolved other time? >> in the agreement itself it says that spending over the next five years is based on what apple spent in 2015. so apple arrived at that figure and had it with them when they went to the chinese government. >> do you see this as specific effort to stave off ill will from china how much of it is because apple not only has long seen china as a growth market but also uniquely has assembly there and also has a lot of stores there it is just strategicall

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it's done by wayne mauts, the ceo of the gettysburg foundation. so, you know it's well researched and well done. but that's it. a few years ago a book with a few more armistead anecdotes. there's a lot written about hancock. he runs for president in 1880. laultsz of books from the late 19th century until a few years ago. but most of them barely mention armi stead. some don't mention him at all. what's going on here? as i started to do the research, i talked to some of my other friends, who are serious students of the battle and i said what do you know about armistead and hancock? almost to a person what they knew was based on one scene of the movie where armistead is having an emotional conversation and talking about the farewell in california in 1861. he quotes himself. this is one of the grade scenes in the movie. there we go. you want to get your powerpoint down at the beginning. he says, win, so help me, if i ever raise my hand against you, may god strike me dead." may god strike me dead. that's how close these guys were. armistead is a hard n

wayne j. riley, president of the suny downstate health services university.lting with his advisers on how to contain the spread of omicron, of the variant known as omicron, while also keeping the economy open. the white house is making vaccines more readily available, doing a massive booster campaign across the country, targeting seniors and others and building on the testing plan. can people be confident, though, that these home tests will work if they have the omicron variant? what does this policy mean for people who might not have the money to front for the cost of these tests and who might need help conducting these at-home tests? >> well, good to be with you, reverend al. i applaud the president and the administration for leaning in on the testing. we're still not doing enough testing across the board. we're only doing about 1.2 million tests a day. we really ought to be doing 5 million tests a day. and we have to make testing easier and more accessible. so, getting out these home tests are critically important. i would argue that finding a home test fo