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Are sick or trying to avoid getting sick. the government possibly importing foreign treatments, and hoping they could ride this out. experts say things should get better by the spring. latest word from the biden administration is that the u.s. should be able to weather any health or impact for the new china covid raid. president xi is as well. as for the chinese people, they apparently will take a hit. bret? >> bret: greg palkot in london. thank you. the taliban in afghanistan has released two a...

Used by an estimated hundred million americans every month. massively popular. except maybe in washington. >> ive been expressing concerns about tiktok. for months on end. >> the senate now passing new gop led bill that would keep government devices from accessing take tuck. and -- by a company based in china. >> they forced tiktok to put up a fire wall between itself in beijing. >> a separate, bipartisan proposal introduced this week would ban tiktok altogether in the u.s.. citing security conc...

>> this administration needs to force tiktok to put up a firewall between itself and beijing. >> reporter: a separate bipartisan proposal introduced this week would ban tiktok altogether in the u.s. citing security concerns. neither bill is likely to become law this session, but it all highlights the growing push in government, a dozen states including two more today alone now forbid tiktok on some or other employee devices. >> we do have national security concerns, at least from the fbis end. >...

Trying to block it or at least neuter it a little and make it more favorable. >> julie: all right, neuter it. i like that comparison. thank you very much. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, julie. >> griff: robo cops could soon become killers on the main streets of san francisco. what city leaders are considering and what it means for safety. plus a growing push in a major city run by democrats to bring back mask mandates. a live update next. >> masking may have some value but mandates cause trem...

Still high, the federal reserve is still fighting inflation and also the whole world is going into recession. even china in its own form. that is kind of hard for us to resist that. >> when we look at inflation, i know it takes -- i think offer average, correct me if im wrong, about six months for the interest rate hikes to bake into where were starting to see things. there is a growing push for the fed to ease the pace of these rate hikes over concerns about what that could do in terms of a lar...

55 past the hour. theres a growing push to get congress to move on a measure called the afghanistan adjustment act. right now thousands of people who were evacuated to the u.s. during that pullout from afghanistan last year are in limbo. no long-term permission to stay here. this bill would change that and give evacuees a path forward to permanent residency and a lot of other things. but its future in congress is uncertain. with us now to talk about this is matt zeller. hes a former cia analyst ...

Getting severely ill, but you should be on the lookout for if you have a recurrence of your symptoms. that is what i would recommend for my patients. sounds like the presidents doctor is taking further steps to continuing to test him to make sure that he doesnt test positive. but again, i really dont want for people to get the message that, well, paxlovid is not a good medication if the president doesnt get relapse. of course we dont know how it will turn out. but if he ends up getting relapse, ...

99.1% of russian criminal cases results in a guilty verdict. this is what awaits her and what would have awaited her whether or not she pled guilty. i think the best case scenario at this point she gets a suspended sentence, essentially probation, but i doubt that will happen. one russian lawyer i spoke to said six to seven years would not be a bad result for her. >> would not be a bad result for her considering what she could be facing? wow. bill richardson is now getting involved, and theres t...

And already making a difference in this war. they can fire six rockets at the same time at targets of more than 40 miles away and can be fired from the backs of trucks, making them much more mobile. the u.s. is also providing 1,000 precision artillery rounds. all this is meant to help stop russia in its gradual advance in the donbas. whit? >> james longman, our thanks to you tonight. next here this evening, the growing push to free wnba star brittney griner from russia. 24 hours after her surp...

Rwanda and a lot of organisations have challenged this. then on top of that there is also the ongoing tension between rwanda and neighbouring country the drc with people or to see whether or not some of those issues will be addressed at this years meeting. the of those issues will be addressed at this years meeting.— this years meeting. the prince of wales the duchess _ this years meeting. the prince of wales the duchess of _ this years meeting. the prince of wales the duchess of cornwall. thi...