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Teacher these were callings. something they felt they were born to do. was that how you felt? >> yes, sir, i felt it was my calling to be an officer. my father was an army officer. when i got there, it did not turnout like i planned. i thought my life was going to be wrapped around west point for the next 4 years. thats not what happened. >> sean: willow? >> yes, sir. i had a similar experience. i found out about the service academy. i was between the naval academy and west point but i felt call...

The country has the second—lowest vaccination rate in the european union ? just over a third of the adult population has had two doses. the rate of vaccination has slowed across the continent in recent months. the world health organization says people have become complacent. european countries have the capacity, they have the vaccine access, they have the money, they have the systems in place that they can react. many other regions dont necessarily have those capacities in place, so i think it...

But if we are to get to net zero emissions, what do we do about oil and gas? they have been filling some of the gaps behind coal, but some countries like costa rica and denmark are setting a date to end their use and other nations at cop26 are expected to do the same. but the clock is ticking for decisions about our energy future. scientists are clear — our reliance on fossil fuels needs to end fast. rebecca morelle, bbc news, glasgow. while china did not sign up to the pledge to drop coal, it...

Been home worried about the virus might be more willing if they were they will be around other people who are vaccinated. >> i appreciate you being with us. . >> thanks, john. >> just ahead, what a juror did to get kicked off the kyle rittenhouse case. more breaking details on pfizers experimental anti-covid pill. the company ceo will join us live. and will smith talking about a decision that he might have made in his past that would have certainly changed the trajectory of his life. of his ...

I didnt agree with the things the army stood for. they said they stood for the citizen soldier. i was no longer treated as a citizen and more like a soldier.ci >> sean: hannah? >> no, sir, i would not have stayed. i was not just resisting the injection. i was upset with the trajectory of our life. >> sean: i have never been called sir this much. i hope my kids are watching. maybe they can learn a thing or two. i am teasing. i am sad for all of you. what i hear is your lifesh calling, what you we...

Deaths by february if things continue on this trajectory. >> yeah, a troubling trend and a warning for those of us here in the u.s. nina dos santos, thank you very much. appreciate it. in britain there is more hope on the horizon for some covid patients. the uk is the first country to approve an antiviral drug for covid that comes in a pill. the british health secretary calls it a game changer. developed by merck, it can be used on adults with mild and moderate covid who are at risk of develop...

>> yes, sir, i felt it was my calling to be an officer. my father was an army officer. when i got there, it did not turnout like i planned. i thought my life was going to be wrapped around west point for the next 4 years. thats not what happened. >> sean: willow? >> yes, sir. i had a similar experience. i found out about the service academy. i was between the naval academy and west point but i felt called to serve in my country army. it was not what i expected. >> sean: let me start with you, wi...

Hospitalisations were up by almost one third, and latvia, lithuania and estonia are recording some of the highest daily figures. if we stay on this trajectory we could see another half a million covid—i9 deaths in europe and central asia by the first of february next year. several european countries are now bringing back some restrictions, including mandatory face coverings, limits on nonessential shops, and encouraging people to work remotely. courtney bembridge, bbc news. the uk has become t...

Necessarily have those capacity is in place. so i think it is a warning shot for the world, to see what is happening in europe despite the availability of vaccination. infections are up right across europe. germany had a record number of cases this week. in the netherlands, hospitalisations were up almost by almost one third, and latvia, lithuania and estonia are recording some of their highest daily figures. every state on this trajectory we could see another half a million covid—i9 deaths in...

Be thinking years ahead. this is a reminder that the future is a reminder that the future is uncertain, even if we feel we are getting strong hints. we need to switch our attention from the short—term and what is going to happen today or tomorrow and onto that longer term horizon, think about the real value of assets, the real value. the surprise decision by the bank of england and some of the comments by andrew bailey around saying that we are in an era of low interest rates, does this perhap...