yvonne. yvonne: ugh. yeah. it is quite aggressive, these forecast. what will look like in a years time because the markets, the traders, they are not thinking it is going to be that aggressive, really. even beyond 2024. it is hard to see that the fed, they think will continue on this hiking path. speaking of central banks, this week as well, we are not done yet. we have the boe decision on thursday, the ecb decision and then we have to rba. they will have to signal some kind of end to q.e. over there, too. haslinda: let's put into perspective in bringing the executive director -- at principal global investors. half a billion dollars in assets under management. good to have you with us. for all the talk about normalization we are not seeing a tightening in terms of financial conditions. does that mean that stocks will remain supported? are you with us? it is quite interesting as we talk about normalization, if you take a look at the financial conditions rightt now. >> ok. haslinda: there are t

yvonne: and this year will be crucial. have critical events like the people's congress in march, the party congress in the second half of this year. what do you think will be most important to watch this year, gabriel? gabriel: traditionally, what we have seen in the party congress years is a strong commitment to supporting short-term economic growth. and i think this year, we are going to see a degree of that. but my view is that gdp growth is much less important than it used to be and there are other objectives competing with gdp growth. i don't think we will see the all-out bliutz to support short-term growth, as we saw in 2016. i think they will try to do just enough to uphold the bottom line. gdp growth target of 5% next year. they will try to do as little as possible on housing, try to boost infrastructure, consumption, exports remaining strong, rely on those growth targets as much as possible. rishaad: let's not forget there is an economic imperative. gabriel: one, and that is why there is this -- 100%. that is why

yvonne: thank you.berg china economist on the potential impacts of omicron if and when it does hit the mainland. our markets live blog is available with commentary and analysis from experts on what has been going on in the markets. we have much more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check on the latest business headlines. marriott international says is it's optimistic about the travel industry's recovery despite a recent surge in covid-19 infections. speaking to bloomberg, the company president acknowledged challenges posed by the omicron variant but says the industry rebound remains on track. >> the business came back very critically when we got past that variant. we anticipate doing the same thing with omicron, that we will see some bumps in the recovery. we have 30 brands in 140 countries, so we will see some bumps, but we do not think it will stop the recovery. yvonne: bhp taking another step in downsizing its biggest copper mine in chile. it grapples to regain access to underground wate

his girlfriend, yvonne, picked him up.ve lancaster had to deliver the news to the hoynes family. the only suspect he had was back on the streets. >> maddening. his life goes forward and, you know, robin's is snuffed out and she never gets to meet her potential because of what he did. >> they all suffered, all the hoynes. perhaps mr. hoynes most of all. >> our dad felt like he had not done what he was supposed to do as a father because he didn't protect her. he didn't keep her safe. >> our dad would sit at the edge of his bed and just think about robin and wait for her to walk down the hall every day. >> of course, they didn't know, none of them did, that the solution was sitting right there hidden in plain sight until someone closed the lid and filed it all away. >>> coming up -- nearly 20 years would go by without a break until a fresh pair of eyes focused on one particular photograph and saw something new. >> it couldn't be. it couldn't be. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues ♪ ♪ at lowe's, with en

yvonne man has the details. what are the winter games going to look like if we don't have the public celebrating the games, if you will? yvonne: yeah. i guess this is not a big surprise given china's covid zero policy. there's a lot of questions on who gets to go now that they have shut it off to the public and it is only people who got invitations were able to be spectators. organized spectators is what came out from the organizing committee paid a lot of questions on what constitutes that. if you do become one of the lucky people get to be a spectator, it seems like you will have to go through quite a bit. you have to go through strict restrictions before, during, and after the olympics as well. this is something we are anticipating because of the person infected from the omicron variant in beijing. due to the current grave situation in covid, they had to halt ticket sales. you are seeing omicron shaking up the beijing olympics. they are trying to talk more about what led to omicron to seep through the tight b

yvonne: so what do you think is driving this? are some studies to suggest that as the more developed a nation is, the more income growth using in families, that divorce rates will go up. do you think that is justified? >> yes, it's a very good question. i think that women nowadays have better education, and actually the percentage of females who get a special degree or phd degree is higher than that of males, so that females nowadays can live very well and independently. they may not want to tolerate, if they are not happy with marriages. in shanghai, they buy their own properties before marriage. if they get divorced in the future, they still can have wealth and live independently. so maybe that is a part of the high divorce rates. rishaad: it is quite a stark choice that women face in china, isn't it? just hearing about one woman who says that the trouble is there's confusion as to what a woman should be. should she be a career woman? on top of that should she also have a family? the two are seen as perhaps not being compatible

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yvonne cobb and helen catt, bbc news, westminster.s, yalda hakim travels back to afghanistan to find out what the country is like under taliban rule. last is like under taliban rule. year, after 20 years of war, last year, after 20 years of war, the taliban retook afghanistan. 0ver100,000 afghanistan. over 100,000 people fled. now, with access to the new taliban government, i want to find out that the country is like under their rule. they face a country shattered by war. the economy is close to collapse and millions face starvation. every baby and child and here is in a critical state. wejust don't child and here is in a critical state. we just don't know if they are going to make it. and this one—time terrorist group now faces a new terror threat of can the taliban form a government that can put their violent past behind them and help rebuild this broken country? the last time i was in afghanistan, it was two months before the taliban took kabul. almost everyone i've met then, members of the former government, human rights activist

i'm david ingles with yvonne man. yvonne: asian equities and u.s.er the tech heavy nasdaq 100 fell into a correction. chinese tech adr's bucking that trend. china bows to curb the influence of tech companies on -- vows to cu

for many i miss yvonne is a place of paradox and myth. but it is home to a 1000 year old culture in which a variety of lifestyles, traditions, and religions co exist. mountain ranges, deserts plateaus, the plains and valleys of the filmed from above. this spectacular landscape surf as a lens on to the country's history and its people. ah, the mountains, wild and untouched, tamed unto masticated cover. one 3rd of iran's territory. their distant peaks have played an important role in the country's history. heading west towards the airport, massif. the mountains have long served as a safe haven for many communities and a bulwark of resistance to invaders. and near to run the majestic mount dumber vance dance as the natural defense in front of the iranian capital. heading south parallel to the buddha with iraq. the zag ross mountain range coincides with a stretch of the fabled silk road. near the tuchman and afghan border and its mountain range is much hot. the capital of the region a famous pilgrimage destination for the she adds, the mamma

paul: yvonne man there.s outlooks for global growth as looming fed hikes rid asia's economies. you're seeing here some live pictures of the sydney harbor, markets closed today for the australia day public holiday. plenty of action out on the harbor. you are seeing right now the salute to australia in progress. the dollar fairly stable, point 715 u.s. cents. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we no longer have the build back better fiscal packaging baseline. and we are also expecting monetary tightening in the u.s., so that's been baked into it. these factors are supplying the downgrade for the u.s. shery: the imf chief after the funds cut its world growth forecast for 2022, citing weaker prospects for the u.s. and china. and of course, the main highlight this week is the fed's decision on wednesday that could have knock on effects across asian economies. we discussed the implications with the chief asia-pacific economist. it's always great to have you with us, really at a time when the imf is cutting growth forecast, c

yvonne: this is something they were hoping to avoid. the first cases of omicron in john chen, -- tianjen, half an hour away from beijing. it does not seem like omicron will be changing much the olympics plans of late. over the weekend, they pledged to have a simple, splendid, and safe games in contrast to the beijing summer games they hosted in 2008. the current virus restrictions will be effective in containing omicron. we have more on the adjustment of the zero covid strategy. it is not so much zero covid with big lockdowns, it is called dynamic clearing where they focus on the high risk areas. the rest of the country, they are going to try to operate in a normal way. that is the statement we are getting over the weekend. trying to boost consumption saying supplies will be ample, you will be able to have some mobility and you should be going out to spend and have more normal activities. also encouraging more e-commerce , entertainment channels as well. they say tune into that during the lunar new year holiday. as of the first case in

yvonne malta model. our specialist tonight is the meta made headlines when he was elected mayor of stockton. michael tubbs talks about is the one more and what he is doing now to tackle poverty in california. >>> how bay area lawmakers marked the anniversary of the january 6th riots. and look at head of the political stories brewing in the new year. coming to you from kqed headquarters in seven cisco. this friday , january 7th, 2022. >>> welcome back two kqed. caviar. at the start of the new year and still talking about the same thing. the coronavirus. at the omicron variant to be specific. which as you undoubtedly know by now it is far more contagious than the previous delta variant. hospitals are running and staffing shortages due to sick employees. intensive care units are filling up. indoor mask mandates are being extended. cloth masks are not enough anymore. you need to add a surgical mask or you could go with one of these. most drugstores are sold out about home rapid test. professional pcr testing

so that was important. table um let me live on dog dust, little bit of horse, his wife anna yvonne of ich got to read the manuscript in advance professionally because of my thing. right? thing. i think it really touches something deep inside. and of course, it was a different reading from all this them around and them there were some things about him that they learned maybe from the book to but um yeah i my said was very emotional and i did have some theories in my id, former tennis world champion and a van of it has been together with bassetti and find stagger since 2014 martin luther also interviewed her for his book research and discovered a previously well kept secret from oven garbage for october hall. i was curious about the engagement found talk and asked, i wanna do tell me about the marriage proposal and faith, and she answered, well hm, i've never told anyone about it before. darcy, here it turned out to be such a romantic story that i was so happy that i was allowed to write it for their boss did. so i liked the busty. so romantic professor announced even as a little boy, h

yvonne maldonado from stanford, we appreciate your time and your candid responses tonight. thank you. >>> let's talk about this. switching gears now. did you know this? the winter olympics start a month from tonight. throughout this week, the best figure skaters in the united states will be competing for a spot on team usa. the u.s. figure skating national championships begin today in nashville and run through sunday. the top finishers will earn a spot on team usa. here in the bay area, we've always had a plethora of figure skaters. among those competing richmond's own lisa liu, and karen chen. chen didn't have to look far for a skating idol growing up. >> in the skating world, is there anybody who has had a particular impact on you? >> if i had to narrow it down to one, i would say kristi yamaguchi because we're both from fremont, california because she would sometimes show up at the rink like she is my mentor and an incredible human being. >> how cool is that? kristi yamaguchi, brian boy tanno, peggy thomas, rudy galindo. we have so many skating stars in the bay area thro

haidi: yvonne man with the latest in hong kong.nd tightening restrictions come as we are expecting china's inflation data from december in just about an hour. joining us for a preview is a greater chinese economist. let me throughout this chart that gives you the overhead view of what we are exciting from the consumer price. looking to call in this latest data set. it is a sign government measures to increase energy supplies as well as the food price element that this is starting to make its mark. >> you are right. comes from the government measures. for example, we have controlled energy prices, coal prices as well. and for cpi, this is affected by the park price from last year. -- the pork price from last european we see slightly -- from last year. we see slightly lower numbers. for china, there is no inflation pressure at the moment. haidi: a very straightforward question. how much risk derives from the covid zero strategy from china? >> i think covid zero has imposed a lot of social distancing measures. even within china, it is

yvonne cobb and helen catt, bbc news, westminster.nson had more than 60 broken bones when she died in april 2019. naomijohnson and benjamin o'shea had claimed paramedics caused her injuries, but were found guilty of causing or allowing her to suffer physical harm. they'll spend seven and eight—and—a—half years in prison respectively. prince andrew has given up his honorary membership at one of the world's oldest golf clubs. it follows the loss of his military titles and royal patronages as he contests a civil sexual assault case in the united states. the royal and ancient golf club of st andrews, whose patron is the queen, said it "appreciated" the duke's decision. new post—brexit border rules between britain and the eu have been in force since the beginning of the year, and many companies say they've been struggling to deal with the added bureaucracy. more paperwork has been part of the reason for long queues of lorries outside the port of dover. our global trade correspondent chris morris has more details. driving into dover past qu

david: yvonne man with the latest. let's turn our attention to japan.hey are eyeing a three-week emergency with uncertainty over the economy with the bank of japan. let's bring in our chief rates correspondent from asia. garfield, not that the meeting is live but the fact we are excited over it tells you something is happening. we are talking about the boj of course. garfield: you said boj in my instinct is to stifle a yawn. they are usually as exciting as watching paint dry. there has been plenty of excitement coming into this. in the current environment, any central bank meeting is live as far as bond markets are concerned. there has been speculation the boj may actually talk about talking about thinking about when they might raise rates. it is torturous, but if they are doing that, that emphasizes that everybody else is looking, is going to be pushed toward raising rates. one of the big things to watch is if there is the sort of less dovish surprise from the boj, that might be the sort of thing that helps to push the yields into positive territories.

and the campaign even extends to female mannequins store fronts, looked different under tall yvonne, rural clothing shop owners have received an order to be had their female mannequins desperate for customers they used to capitated displays to attract female shoppers . what did of the taliban told us that these heads were against charee law? it's a bit like when they blew it, but a heads. so i was false to remove them as the order came from the taliban ministry of virtue in the city of herat. it has angered many shoppers, some are even refusing to comply with it. for shopkeeper fi, armine, this is not just about the mannequins, actually. he is deeply skeptical of to taller bonds promise to grant women more rights than in their previous rule. actually get on the middle. it says all of this is just the beginning. now it's cutting off the heads of display mommy kings, but they will go further to more you will see, they will forbid even more things to women that they will do exactly as they did 20 years ago when they were in power in many can only anticipate what the taliban will order n

now we're talking a day off to talks would bring the thought, yvonne burson officials ended in all slower. this spoke about human rights and you might have had an aid. do you think algebra to q rights for of guns is a priority for western missions? i actually question whether human rights her a priority for western nations period i'm in the oslo meeting was was disturbing, honestly because you know, we had this terrible kind of collision of images of the taliban beating women's rights protesters about a week and a half ago and spraying them with pepper spray and then rating the homes of 2 of them in arresting men and at night on wednesday night last week. and then the taliban flying on a private jet to all slow and a moment when no very few countries had spoken up about the brutality toward the women's rights protester. so i fear, i fear that with that human rights in general are being forgotten by the international community, let alone the rights of l. g. b t. people which have always been a sensitive and neglected issue in afghanistan. heather baldwin, lever bir. but thanks so much for

as a private individual, yvonne has only become, leaped to you with dish. is it a few months time? theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers and germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph rod singer. he who at the time and munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. the self connect had still not for touched at the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church. a scandal that reaches far beyond germany the german parliament has marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony including tributes of victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the auschwitz extermination camp. 11000000 men, women and children, including 6000000 jews were murdered in the holocaust. she survived the delays inch dot concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 members of english, alabama, as family were killed by the nazi regime. she endured horrible condition

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yvonne cobb, bbc news.d he was fully vaccinated and boosted, and was experiencing only mild symptoms. he assured fans they would be contacted once new dates had been announced. earlier this month the bbc launched a new podcast series called "fairy meadow" about the disappearance of a little girl in australia. cheryl grimmer vanished from a beach near sydney more than 50 years ago. she was never seen again. while researching that story, our correspondentjon kay has uncovered the case of another girl, kathy wrethman, who went missing nearby at around the same time. but her story has a much happier ending. june 1968. and kathy wrethman was safe. the toddler had been missing for three days. but she was found, alone, in new south wales, almost 20 miles from home. now a grandma, this is the first time kathy has ever spoken publicly about what happened. the person that took me didn't hurt me. the only thing kathy could tell her parents was that there was a man. and the only clue, whoever took her from the family h

dangerous and our lack of an explanation that is presented on the economically on been 0 at russ and yvonne and post as this was in the weekend. male, i was preparing for feedback about i didn't hear anything, not from ventercore either or didn't accomplished with that reference was a red alert. well, not actually referring to test detection. got vice did warn ventercore that american inspectors could look for it. the exact wording, it's likely that the authorities will then search the v w systems for evidence of test detection being fitted in the engine control software. a defeat device. but did vince colon even read that reference in his weekend mail? did he understand what its contents might entail for the company? he would later effectively say that he hadn't read the alarming notes. all he could remember was having been informed of the study this same account, ventercore would repeat later on the record as a parliamentary committee of inquiry in berlin. according to his version of events, nobody mentioned manipulation or cheating. what i wanted to know was whether it was a genuine prob

she was presented when she picked up her 3rd gras entail by a pass indigenous start in the country. yvonne gould gong. and i think that is definitely bridges the gap daily and then he's very happy. freeman was also there, not a tennis staff, but so track and field he's name in australian school from, you know, the sector said, you know, was a doozy against the, you know, a collins. she is known, you know, been quite the ferocious type of player to do to fight for these come back. but bertie, you know, possibly energized by the whole crowd. no. told it through and you know, another accomplishment she's on the short list of the 2nd active player to win on 3 different service surfaces, you know, was serena williams. so i think barty is a name that will be here for a while in years to come in. you know, just a good sportsmen's. she congratulated her upon it as well. after the victory. it is great hero raylon's been good sports and sometimes we have a bad reputation. but she's at wonderful. merrily excited nelson, off the court, cris activists have been using the tournament to try and demand an

champion again for the first time since christine o'neill, who looked on as barty�*s role model, yvonnebarty is rarely one to be overcome by emotion but when she clinched victory, there was an uncharacteristic scream after her cross court winner. afterweards, she admitted it all felt very surreal. it is absolutely incredible, i think. as aussies we are incredibly lucky to be a grand slam nation and to get to experience vista play at home is really special and to be to experience to play at home is really special and to be here as a champion of the tournament is very exciting. the tournament is really exciting. it is a little bit surreal, i think.

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champion again for the first time since christine o'neill, who looked on as barty�*s role model, yvonneed her delight in handing over the trophy and all that comes with it. mike bushell, bbc news. ash barty is rarely one to be overcome by emotion but when she clinched victory, there was an uncharacteristic scream after her cross court winner. afterweards, she admitted it all felt very surreal. it is absolutely incredible, i think. as aussies we are incredibly lucky to be a grand slam nation and to get to experience vista play at home is really special and to be to experience to play at home is really special and to be here as a champion of the tournament is very exciting. the tournament is really exciting. it is a little bit surreal, i think. i didn't quite know what to do or what to feel and i thinkjust being able to let out a little bit of emotion, which is a little bit unusualfor me, and i think being able to celebrate with it when he was there in the crowd, the energy was incredible tonight and i think being able to understand how much work my team and i have done behind the scenes

yvonne man joins us from hong kong. what's the latest? yvonne: this is escalating.covid story in hong kong. what we are hearing is that all pet shops that are selling hamsters have been shut for now. also, about 100 or so people who visited this one pet store have been sent to quarantine camps. 2000 small mammals, including chinchillas and rabbits, are going to be cold. imports of these animals have been suspended so far. this started after nearly a dozen hamsters imported from the netherlands was sold at this pet store and tested positive for the delta variant. this is a variant that we have not seen in hong kong locally for months now. now people tied to that pet store have tested positive as well. a worker as well as a customer. this is quite a rare case. we've heard of cases where humans have passed covid to pets before but never the other way around. we did hear from the secretary of food and safety, saying this is why they have to be prudent, they are taking preventative measures right now and not ruling out any kind of transmission. once again, this hamster c

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2020 war with asked by jump in the disputed nicola quarterback, region, a peace deal between your yvonne and back who led to months of protests in armenia and a rift within the government. all right, 4th testimonies that ruined lives next week. chronicle a timeline of torture, employed by us authorities since the 2nd world war. it's a tough watch. begins along with with the world is driven by dreams shaped. bankers are those with sinks. we dare to ask situational forces can overwhelm, can dominate even the best of us, ordinary people, put in a bad evil environment, can become transformed, to become part of that negative environment. and it's any of us, or in fact most of us the office of naval intelligence, it was pretty consistent, caught out front for cia, they funded much of this research. and i don't know if there was a yield that they, they produce a yield for this cruel science. i don't, i that's, it's, maybe i'm wrong. i just don't think they do it might play out spectacularly in the military. so the connections would be much further down the road. it would be particularly in the

yvonne mel donato says studies done before omicron show that outdoor sports in general were safer for high school students. now with omicron cases skyrocketing, she says we can't be too careful. >> it keeps end up the ability. chrysler california department of public health just updated its guidance on what is considered an indoor mega event. one where hosts have to check for vaccination status were proof of a negative covid test. right now, an event indoors is 1000 people. come january 15, it is down to 500. much more common attendance numbers for many highs will competitions. statewide, high school sports are seeing some relief to help with scheduling nightmares caused by postpone this. the interscholastic federation has now opened up sundays for competitions to be held. despite all of the uncertainties, grisham says school sports are in a much better place than before. press the number of vaccinations out there amongst our teenagers and the adults as greatly changed the landscape. with that said, we are going to do things -- >> cal state east bay will start spring semesters virtual

in grafton, though it was here that the beatles gave the very 1st performance in hamburg in 1960 yvonne absolute and what they were complete amateurs. a full your choice band was only because 3 other bands from liverpool couldn't make it with a beetle. send to hamburg as a quick fix. look a ship ship sooner. food. i have letters with me. all of them still had elvis hair . des moines here they are shewn target. a murmur often goes through the group when i show them this picking 18 year old pool, often piling guys folks with a dorm stud for murder. then we have 17 year old george harrison, george harris. i really liked this fighter because folks always said he was the youngest lad with the biggest hair diverse, the taller they played on the in rav for 3 months, from 7 pm to 5 pm. they hadn't composed their own me as a get saudi played rock and roll songs from the fifty's. and they lived here. this was, this used to be in movie theater, many kilowatts. and the old bambi cinema was the beatles 1st residence is climate come and they lived in little rooms without windows or he things and they

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and then she said to russia, wishes, yvonne, hear what you say. say it was another card, kleiner. he died on miller street and he lived at 9 novel it history in apartment. 15 is nice. and he is speech. this is an excerpt from a text in yiddish, which mentions a center for refugees at 9 know a lip case straightened up so they could register that. sure. what's the we'll need to do. they were housed there by force with no belongings and killed that the 1st opportunity on the issue that i had little upon you said, why are you trying to find them little as well as to why am i trying to find them as lima bucklin? that's a hard question to answer. let's take that, especially when i'm looking at this person. never, when he obviously couldn't go back to 9 of a key street, it was in ruins. i'd rather not imagine how it felt to go back after the war and look for the building at 9 of liberty street in terms of what could be seen or found then. so it was probably nothing to find. as in any case, the basements there under my building, so linda moved me . ah, ah, ah, i was looking over her bill

it was a mix and none one hasn't. yvonne she ended up hatching him. he kept saying the house of brutus. she nabbed the eggs from the 7 other hens she lives with and lisa young's garden. all her chickens had been facing dire fates for you. i'm not, as we have a loss of welfare cases take chancy here from the fruit of laying hands out. they were at slaughter house and chance he escaped from the transport box walk. ah, these dwarf, warping tens, are missing one spike in their crowns are combs they were supposed to become feed for the zoo. ju nano was the only white hen and a flock of brown ones. and the others bullied her. she ended up completely feather las and it looked like she might not survive. but now she lays more eggs than all the other hens here. juna is definitely no charity case. ah, and the young family gets to have fresh eggs almost every day along with amazing chicken facts. ah, i gave the egg yolks are among the biggest biological cells name to us, the country. and not it will say the gym. sell where the chick develops. it would on off to

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yvonne maldonado from stanford. take care. dr. maldonado: you, too, stan: california saw a major surge in covid-19 cases over the holiday weekend. the state reported an average of 59,000 cases a day from new year's eve through yesterday. are testing the eco-blast winters -- far surpassing dr. patel is part of the abc 7 news vaccine team. hello, dr. patel, good to see laura: good to see you. happy 2022. may we a better and brighter years. kristen: i certainly hope so. we have reason for hope. dr. patel: we do. kristen: but not right now, because we are seeing the numbers and they do suggest, whoa, we are peaking higher than we were last winter and that is scary and terrible. put these latest numbers in context for us? dr. patel: you are absolutely right, we are at higher numbers. but two things, as you have heard for the past month, it is a much more transmissible and contagious vibrant. but also, cases don't tell the whole stories. hospitalizations are not rising as quickly as the cases are rising, but it doesn't look like it is c

yvonne maldonado from stanford, appreciate your time and your perspective this evening. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, a mere disaster in philadelphia after a helicopter crashes with a baby on board. more on what rescue crews are calling a miracle. >> also, president biden drawing the line with the republicans. how a standoff about voter rights could end with a major rule change for the senate. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff rainry. things are definitely dryer across the bay area now. i'll get you an update on the drought and show you what's happening with that current weather pattern coming up in about eight minutes. consider consider consider . >>> looking at this crumpled wreckage of this medical helicopter, you would think no one survives. amazingly no one died. two pilots were on board taking an infant to a philadelphia hospital when the chopper developed problems. officials say the landing was controlled enough that the church that it hit wasn't even damaged. a police official called it an absolute miracle. the child was unhurt and sent to another hospital after the crash.