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Astonishingly infectious, but the vaccines are astonishingly effective. >> and the white house said theyre keeping their focus on the current omicron surge. is that a mistake from your perspective? is it time to release guidelines on how to move forward? >> part of the guideline is to be situational, to figure out to what is happening and adapt. omicron is far from gone. were still having more than 2,000 deaths a day. hospitals are full. a number of cases per day, still half a million-plus. were...

Own. flapping her wings. slowly walking, baby steps. >> thats it. good job. >> reporter: and then look at rosie go, walking right beside them. >> youre doing it! >> reporter: eventually walking without any help at all. now lee see meeting children with their own challenges. these children all with special needs connecting with rosie. >> you can see her very unique shuffle. and how she has learned to adapt. >> reporter: olivia walking right beside rosie, then hugging her dad. >> awesome? >> hi, d...

Weve waited for, tremendous progress after two long years, and were not done, but this is trending in a very, very good direction. and that is why we are now approaching a new phase in this pandemic. >> vaccines work. masks work. as a result of them and the tremendous commitment of our states residents, we are on track to come out on the other side of this latest covid storm in better shape than even the doctors expected. >> we have to learn how to manage covid as we move from a pandemic to an e...

Study points out, for 22 years. what can we do about it? there are three approaches. mitigation of climate change which is cut fossil fuel pollution and cut emissions by 50% by 2030 and net zero by 2050. the other things we know were in a drought, we can do adaptive measures like recycling and reclaiming water and then, of course, thats caught adaptation. the third piece is the piece to avoid and thats suffering. you can mitigate, adapt and suffer. way want to avoid the suffering. but this is a ...

To move forward after intense covid pressure. it is time to recover. it is time to try and get things back to normality. im afraid this virus is with us. you know, we are inevitably going to see more variants emerge in the fullness of time, but we have better tools of dealing with this, both in the community and in hospital. hospital staff will hope that responsible public behaviour will continue as the governments plan for living with covid is implemented. hugh pym, bbc news. its a really inter...

Jonathan beale, our defence correspondent, thank you. thats it for the moment in kyiv. ill hand you back to the studio in london. thank you very much, clive. a new un scientific report on climate change contains a dire warning for us all. up to three and a 3.5 billion people, nearly half the worlds population, are already highly vulnerable ——up to 3.5 billion people, nearly half the worlds population, are already highly vulnerable to climate change, the un says. it warns many of the impacts ...

Fears growing tonight over the fate of civilians. ukraines president zelenskyy calling russias actions state terrorism. the russians today taking out a television tower in the capital of kyiv, killing several people, but that massive kyiv-bound russian convoy appears to be stalled and expected to regroup and adapt. here in washington, president biden will say vladimir putins hope of dividing americans at home was wrong watching his speech tonight, as guest, the first lady jill biden will be the ...

23,000 square miles burned from 2019 to 2020. thats equivalent to the entire state of maryland, delaware, and new jersey combined. 14.6 million acres burned and so we are going to continue to see this trend go up. the study says we are going to have to learn to adapt and live with this. the frequency and severity of the wildfires that are going to be inevitable in years to come and you have to keep in mind the resources thats going to take on the ground. firefighters putting these out 24/7 and t...

This is a really urgent call because if we dont turn the tide now, the ability to adapt is going to elude us. in the horn of africa, the harvest has failed, animals are dying and 13 million people are at risk of starvation. today the un is warning that the window for effective action to stop disasters like this becoming even more common is closing. but with war in europe and rising tensions elsewhere, the cooperation, the un says will be essential to tackle this mammoth challenge, could prove tr...

Least 10 people, according to ukrainian account, camera caught a massive explosion there today, with damage to ukraines main holocaust memorial. amidst those explosions, some tv stations stopped broadcasting for a time, ukrainian authorities say five people killed there in that attack and you can see from some of the video that is emerging just how destructive and extensive some of the damage is. then theres that 40 mile long russian convoy headed for kyiv, slowed at times to a crawl and an inte...