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We already know omicron in its original form is very transmissable. if you look at new infections last week in the u.s., 23% of them were the ba.2 subvariant whereas the week before only 14% were. thats a pretty big jump in one week. weve seen that happen in the past and that particular variant or subvariant becomes dominant quite soon. lets take a look at two other places where its an even bigger presence than in the u.s. if you look at that green line, thats hong kong where they have more ba.2...

Then there is another town and you could see the convoy is on a rural road, more stretched out near this town. so what do we make of all of this? >> well, alisyn, i think that russians originally thought they could storm in blitzkrieg style and overwhelm the ukrainians and they hit several problems. one was ukrainian resistance, but they did a lousy job at managing their logistics. they reach what we called a military culminating point, run out of gas and food and resources. they got stalled on ...

Scenario. the accident that ten years ago we saw, 11 years ago now, of this kind was fukushima, which was quite different in the causes from chernobyl. >> james acton, i appreciate your expertise on this. it is important to hear. thank you so much. appreciate it. i want to go back now to victor and alisyn in new york. >> i mean even without the worst case scenario, there is so much room for error. >> and now russian troops are headed to the third nuclear site in ukraine. >> thank you very much a...

>> yeah, m.j. lee, thank you very much. victor and alisyn, the disinformation campaign being waged by russia is ongoing and extensive. >> it is one of the tools throughout the invasion and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. slammed that today. anderson cooper, well get right back to you. and well have much more on russias shift in offensive in ukraine. >> plus new satellite images showing that 40-mile russian military convoy appears to have dispersed and repositioned. well show you where they are n...

Even though there has not been a formal corridor established previously. clearly some civilians have been able to escape largely with their own private automobiles. but a lot more need to move. thats a city, where according to city council, just put out a statement. we are talking 300,000 or more people still hiding in basements from the siege and from the long-distance artillery fire and dozens of air strikes a day that the city council says are being carried out against mariupol in the southea...

Is that shaped washingtons response to this crisis. >> prappreciate it. back to victor and alisyn. theres a lot of desire on the ground here in all parts of ukraine for as much weaponry as they can possibly get. even some of the volunteers in the city weve seen training over the last couple of days, you know, a lot of them are trying to buy guns on the open market if they can afford it and even those who have weapon, its often old ones and its hard finding ammunition for them. >> well see what t...

And yellow. let me give you some examples. in the u.s., if you look at cases last week versus the previous week, the u.s. is down 24%. greece, for example, is up 48%, ireland up 40%, austria up 37%. other countries are lower than that, but you can see theres a big difference. one note here, the cdc set up a wastewater surveillance system that we talked about before, and what theyre seeing is higher rates of coronavirus in u.s. wastewater. now, we dont know that thats going to translate to higher...

Are feeling absolutely secure on every single level. it is not just the people of ukraine, the people of europe. the whole world is holding its breath on whats next. all of this concern is concentrating. and theres always a consequence to this. that is why im saying is in the seeds of despair, there will be auld airport, i hope, to hold onto the law, dont sacrifice it when you have the upper hand. if we do, if we use it as a commodity that we can trade, the future is not good for us. and complac...

Guarantees or seeming boundaries right now. anderson cooper, thank you. we will check back with you. a senior defense official said russian forces have now conducted more than 1,000 missile launches since the beginning of the invasion of ukraine and that russian forces continue to want to conduct the siege of kyiv. that assessment is based on troop movements and the types of movements towards the capital. farther east, japan has spotted four russian warships passing through the waters in nor...

They staged? >> well, because they dont have enough resupply capabilities within this area here, victor. what they could do alternately is taking the transsiberian railway. that does not have the capacity to do what they want to do. so they are taking this route by sea in order to make this work for them. and it is one other thing to note about this, there is an american and japanese air base here which is pretty close to where theyre transiting right now. >> colonel, lets talk about whats alrea...