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All In With Chris Hayes-20211208-08:22:00

white house cluster. and was at a debate. and what did you think was going to happen, buddy? and trump blurb say, another all angry about it. how did this come about? how did this come about? >> chris, that's not even the worst of. it because meadows in his book also reports about trump's basic lack of strength. his physical condition when he had covid. how he was in the hospital in a t-shirt with his here messed up and his face a very peculiar few. i'm completely out of energy and feeling like he didn't have the strength to get out of bed. at his certainly not the image that trump wants anybody working for him projecting to the public and that's exactly what meadows wrote in the book. so, it has infuriated the former president, as you might imagine. now meadows is apparently trying to get back in trump's good graces by refusing to cooperate with the january six committee. but i'm not sure that is going to work with trump. >> yeah, the causation here, again, this is correlation that were refuting across to.

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NSW records nine locally acquired cases of Omicron COVID-19 variant as concerns for Regents Park cluster grows

New South Wales recorded nine new cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant in the 24 hours to 8pm on Sunday.

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield-20211204-19:36:00

13 infections there confirmed, but what's got the authorities particularly concerned is that three of those cases are of the new omicron variant, and the authorities say that they're nervous because that cluster is not tied to any international travel. most of the new cases of omicron that are popping up in one country after another are linked to international travel, linked to travel from the african continent. that suggests that this new cluster in australia is local transmission. so authorities there are taking it very seriously. >> i'm david culver in beijing, where we are about two months from the start of the winter olympic games and officials are hoping strict covid defenses will keep omicron away. china already has some of the world's toughest containment measures in place. as for those taking part in the winter games, they're going to be completely sealed off from the rest of us in china.

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield-20211204-19:35:00

kong and beijing. >> european countries are battling covid on two front, the delta and omicron variants. trying to slow down the spread of omicron, new cases are confirmed daily. the european cdc saying it could account for half of the infections in europe in ten months. europe is trying to contain the current surge of delta-driven cases. germany is taking aggressive steps, banning the vaccinated from all but essential businesses, and the vaccine mandate could be on the way for early next year. france is betting on boosters, while austria, slovakia and the netherlands are in partial lockdowns. >> i'm ivan watson in hong kong. authorities in new south wales have ordered an urgent investigation into a cluster of confirmed covid-19 infections centering on a school in the city of sydney.

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New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar-20211130-12:09:00

with -- look, i want to be careful with our viewers. the caveat is she said she still wants to see how this is going to affect the vulnerable, how it is going to affect the elderly. i certainly don't want any narrative about this being no problem at all for everybody to take hold from the beginning because we don't know that. >> that's right. i mean, you're hearing an important voice, you know, in terms of someone who is taking care of patients on the ground. but we do know many of those initial patients were younger patients as well. it was a cluster, as david mckenzie has described, from a college in the area. a lot of those patients do recover well on their own already. we've known that since the beginning. this is a virus that tends to more adversely affect people who are older or people who have pre-existing conditions. it is hard to say. i think yesterday, we shared with you some data looking at the particular province there in johannesburg. there has been an increase in hospitalizations over the last few weeks.

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Anderson Cooper 360-20211130-05:22:00

>> david mackenzie, appreciate you being there in johannesburg, south africa. back with dr. gupta and wen. by the way, has spent time living and working in south africa. sanjay, as david was saying, the variant is now dominant in south africa even though it was only detected two weeks ago. um, when you hear from some doctors there that the symptoms have been mild, what should we take from that? because i mean, is it possible that if a mild virus is more transmissible, is that actually a bad thing at all? i mean, if -- if it gets people -- if it's more mild than something else and people get immunity or some level of immunity after having it, is that a bad thing? >> i -- i think it is. i mean, i don't think it's a good strategy because, you know, people can still get sick and, you know, as david pointed out, this initial cluster was in college students. what about older people? what about, you know, people who don't have any immunity yet? i think the vaccination rate

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Anderson Cooper 360-20211130-05:20:00

saying they are seeing less severe cases. but the early cluster outbreak of this surge was from a university. you know, so that lends itself already to less severe disease. >> so, what do we know about the medical community? i mean, about what they expect during this critical two-week period as the world is waiting to see how the various vaccines respond? >> well, this is the critical period. and earlier-this year, we were in a lab where they were trying to do just the same thing with the beta variant. challenging live virus in the lab to get a sense if it escapes previous immunity. and crucially, the vaccines. now, a bit of good news, though it's early days, there is expectation from scientists here that it will hold up on some level. the vaccines will hold up. and also, the vast majority of patients right now in hospitals in south africa are those that are unvaccinated, anderson. >> south africa, to its credit, has been very proactive and forthcoming with its data, which is certainly not the case we saw with china early on in this.

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Anderson Cooper 360-20211130-01:19:00

africa as we wait to assess how dangerous the omicron variant is, one of the early doctors there treating it says the cases she has seen, as i mentioned earlier, have been relatively mild. now, if that holds true, it's certainly good news. but as we have been discussing, it's really too soon to tell whether that pattern will hold or not over larger case numbers. sadly, with only about one in four south africans vaccinated, answers should come sooner there than here. cnn's david mackenzie joins us now from johannesburg. so, what are doctors in south africa saying about the symptoms and the rates of transmission that they are seeing from this omicron? >> reporter: well, anderson, if you look at the numbers, hospitalizations are doubling in the province i am sitting in now every seven days. that is a rapid rise. so, the expectation is that this variant could be more transmissible. whether it's more severe, the jury is still out. as you said, some doctors are saying they are seeing less severe cases. but the early cluster outbreak of this surge was from a university. you know, so that lends itself

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Anderson Cooper 360-20211130-01:22:00

living and working in south africa. sanjay, as david was saying, the variant is now dominant in south africa even though it was only detected two weeks ago. um, when you hear from some doctors there that the symptoms have been mild, what should we take from that? because i mean, is it possible that if a mild virus is more transmissible, is that actually a bad thing at all? i mean, if -- if it gets people -- if it's more mild than something else and people get immunity or some level of immunity after having it, is that a bad thing? >> i -- i think it is. i mean, i don't think it's a good strategy because, you know, people can still get sick and, you know, as david pointed out, this initial cluster was in college students. what about older people? what about, you know, people who don't have any immunity yet? i think the vaccination rate around there is under 40%. so, um, we -- we -- we just -- we don't know. but i think the idea that something is contagious and,

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BBC News-20211126-13:45:00

functional but that again is going to need more work. there is a particular concern about alterations in the binding site and also the cluster of mutations around the binding site of some of the antibodies which are being used therapeutically. we do not know what all these mutations mean in terms of the performance of this virus in the rapid lateral flow test antigen detection test stroller that needs to be worked out very, very fast. we don't get too far into any discussion of this before we get into what we don't know. do you think the uk and other governments around the world will introduce more stringent measures? i mean hands, face, space we talked about at the beginning of the pandemic as a belt

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