>> it showed him going from there, to his residence briefly, and then's residence for about 40 to 50 minutes, from their checked him to where nikki's body was found, with an accuracy of about nine feet. >> but that wasn't. all >> the gps location actually followed a set of tracks that we saw in the field, that did a loop from the driveway, almost went those checks out of the field to wear her clothes were located along the highway, and then all the way back to the residence. >> that is so incredibly precise. >> it can be very accurate. >> the detectives could now place george brooch close to every known location that either nikki, or her belongings that night. from the sardine, kentucky's house, to the field, and finally to the highway on ramp. they could also now answer that vaccine question of how nikki got home from the sardine can. >> -- it was huge. >> this is your moment? >> absolutely. >> coming up, george birch under arrest, and apparently unfazed. what was his reaction when you told him why he was there? >> his demeanor changed zero. >> but not everyone takes the news in stride. >> shocking, don't believe it. >> this is a totally different guy you're talking about, he's so sweet, no way. >> could police have the wrong guy again? when dateline continues. , tasty, sweet or savory ♪ ♪ always satisfying ♪ ♪ gimme blue diamond! ♪ ♪ crunchy, tasty. sweet or savory, ♪ ♪ always satisfying, gimme- ♪ blue diamond almonds. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. ♪ always satisfying, gimme- ♪ but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions
driveway, almost went those checks out of the field to wear her clothes were located along the highway, and then all the way back to the residence. >> that is so incredibly precise. >> it can be very accurate. >> the detectives could now place george brooch close to every known location that either nikki, or her belongings that night. from the sardine, kentucky's house, to the field, and finally to the highway on ramp. they could also now answer that vaccine question of how nikki got home from the sardine can. >> -- it was huge. >> this is your moment? >> absolutely. >> coming up, george birch under arrest, and apparently unfazed.
to prove his vaccination status to gain access to australia. now we knew the date, and people have found pictures of him out and about, we are told in the newspaper at indoor sporting venues without a mask on, and i suppose that is perhaps casting doubt on the suggestion that he may be to get his test result that day. we will have to wait and find out. obviously novak djokovic has been in this hotel in melbourne for two or three days now, but it is obviously an issue that has taken a lot of people's attention and it's really getting to the heart of the whole vaccine question. exactly how much should people have to prove that they have had it in order to gain access to certain things. and australia, because of the intensity of all of the restrictions there, thatis of all of the restrictions there, that is the very saw four people there, for people who are outside and watching it is a little bit less strange. because we think, we are not quite used to those very intense border restrictions. aha, not quite used to those very intense border restrictions.— border restrictions. a very striking photograph _ border restrictions. a very striking photograph on _
next few— period for our wonderful nhs for the next few weeks because of omicron. i 'ust next few weeks because of omicron. i just think— next few weeks because of omicron. i just think that we have to get through— just think that we have to get through it as best as we possibly can _ through it as best as we possibly can we — through it as best as we possibly can. we will give the nhs all the support— can. we will give the nhs all the support we can. in the meantime, the thing _ support we can. in the meantime, the thing we've _ support we can. in the meantime, the thing we've got to do as responsible members _ thing we've got to do as responsible members of the public is follow the guidance. _ members of the public is follow the guidance, try to stop transmission as much— guidance, try to stop transmission as much as — guidance, try to stop transmission as much as we can, and get boosted. i as much as we can, and get boosted. i can— as much as we can, and get boosted. i can see _ as much as we can, and get boosted. i can see the — as much as we can, and get boosted. i can see the limit in the value of people _ i can see the limit in the value of people like — i can see the limit in the value of people like me, you know, endlessly saying _ people like me, you know, endlessly saying from — people like me, you know, endlessly saying from our pulpits come on and -et saying from our pulpits come on and get vaccinated, but we do need everybody tojoin this get vaccinated, but we do need everybody to join this movement. there _ everybody to join this movement. there are — everybody to join this movement. there are many, many evangelists for this now _ there are many, many evangelists for this now we — there are many, many evangelists for this now. we need everybody to build a movement. there is a big opportunity to turn this around. 9 million _ opportunity to turn this around. 9 million people still to get a vaccine _ million people still to get a vaccine. now is the time. in terms ofthe vaccine. now is the time. in terms of the vaccine _ vaccine. now is the time. in terms of the vaccine question. _ vaccine. now is the time. in terms of the vaccine question. the - vaccine. now is the time. in terms
of the vaccine question. the good | of the vaccine question. the good news is as you get vaccinated more the immune system broadens its response so that it covers more variance macro. the immune system tends to get broad as you get more exposed to infection or you get vaccinated. —— more varients. some have a very long lasting memory of what you've seen before, and therefore will provide some durability. i think andrew pollard is right, it would be a situation which is untenable where it is said everybody needs a new vaccine every six months. that's not the long—term view. there may be some people who require an additional dose but longer term i would think as this becomes a disease which is endemic, in other words we have it circulating and it comes back every year, it'll be something like an annual vaccine like the flu. we
because of this omicron surge. you heard the governor say there not advocating for vaccine mandates. how does that make you feel? >> well, thanks, yasmin. thank you for having me on. the vaccine question is so difficult because as a health care professional and as a public health professional i believe in vaccines and throughout history we have seen the benefit of vaccine and vaccinations preventing and eliminating illnesses and childhood deaths. look at measles and mumps and the things that we regularly vaccinate against and seems with this particular vaccine there's such controversy and it is disheartening when you consider infectious diseases and looking
seeing — medicine is delivered so we are seeing stroke and heart attack patients — seeing stroke and heart attack patients on this is a plea to people and i_ patients on this is a plea to people and t know— patients on this is a plea to people and i know the whole process and the emphasis _ and i know the whole process and the emphasis is _ and i know the whole process and the emphasis is on boosterjabs, but at the moment, please, if you have any symptoms— the moment, please, if you have any symptoms and you've noticed a new lump _ symptoms and you've noticed a new lump or— symptoms and you've noticed a new lump or bleeding from the back passage — lump or bleeding from the back passage or when you are going to the loo, unintentionalweight passage or when you are going to the loo, unintentional weight loss, passage or when you are going to the loo, unintentionalweight loss, any symptoms— loo, unintentionalweight loss, any symptoms that don't feel right, gp practices _ symptoms that don't feel right, gp practices are open and we are dividing — practices are open and we are dividing our times between vaccinating and also running gp surgeries _ vaccinating and also running gp surgeries. from my point of view we are open— surgeries. from my point of view we are open and — surgeries. from my point of view we are open and seeing patients face—to—face and telephone consultations are video consultations are video consultations as well as rolling out the boosterjab.— consultations as well as rolling out the boosterjab. the booster 'ab. sorry to interrupt. what is the boosterjab. sorry to interrupt. what is prioritised _ the boosterjab. sorry to interrupt. what is prioritised then? _ the boosterjab. sorry to interrupt. what is prioritised then? the - what is prioritised then? the vaccine question what you say you are dividing your time between the vaccine and consultations, so what is prioritised? for vaccine and consultations, so what is prioritised?— vaccine and consultations, so what is prioritised? for me, as a gp, you cannot prioritise _ is prioritised? for me, as a gp, you cannot prioritise health _ is prioritised? for me, as a gp, you cannot prioritise health care. - is prioritised? for me, as a gp, you cannot prioritise health care. whatl cannot prioritise health care. what do we _ cannot prioritise health care. what do we let— cannot prioritise health care. what do we let go of? i want to reassure viewers _ do we let go of? i want to reassure viewers that — do we let go of? i want to reassure viewers that the rest of medicine is also being — viewers that the rest of medicine is also being carried on and there are
enters the uk to take a pcr test by the end of the second day after their arrival and to self-isolate until they have a negative result. we will require all contacts of those who test positive with a suspected case of omicron to self-isolate for ten days regardless of your vaccination status. >> and the vaccine question is also another key area of concern. the prime minister said, of course, that there are concerns that the new variant will have a negative impact on vaccine efficacy. although he did caution that there are some evidence to suggest that those who have been double vaccinated will have some good measure of protection. but they are encouraging people to go out and get those jabs and they are also encouraging people where eligible to get the booster jab, the third jab. the government is looking to shortening the gap between the
lacks behind half the country in vaccinations, and abbott's a man who throws red meat to his base, even when it comes to the expense of health measures. he banned mask mandates in school, like ron desantis did, and he gave the game away on the vaccine question. first, he issued an order banning mandates for any vaccine under emergency use authorization, which all the vaccines were. but then, the fda granted full approval to the pfizer vaccine, and abbott comes in and bans mandates on all covid vaccines, regardless of approval because of course, it's not actually about the science, it's about appealing to the maga crowd that doesn't like the vaccine, that's something that governor abbott does a lot. he of course signed the massively restrictive bold voter restrictive bill, and imposing restrictions on the methods that local governors use last year to make it easier for people to vote. he signed the worst abortion