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i'm isa soares in london. in a show of public anti-war sentiment concertgoers in russia chapted and anti-war slogan at a punk rock show. at a kiss kiss concert in st. petersburg they were seen chanting eff the war. kiss kiss is a russian punk rock band which in the past has shared anti-war views on their social media. earlier this year the band postponed all concerts in march due to, quote, moral principles. the major news this morning speaking in tokyo president biden caught his advisers on guard when asked whether the united states would get involved militarily if china invaded taiwan. this is what he said. >> you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes.
the high levels of isolation rates, isa, and the mixed messaging on the requirements for entry with the variant still circulating. remember, the uk now has a high record number of people infected, over 218,000 daily cases just yesterday. that means one in 15 people across england and one in 10 ac across london actually are carrying covid. isa? >> nina dos santos, very good perspective. thanks, nina. good to see you. now, virginia's governor has declared a state of emergency ahead of another winter storm. more than 123,000 customers are still without power because of monday's storm. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the forecast. good morning, pedram. >> yes, isa, we've got plenty of weather to tell you about over the next couple of days, not just a i don't say the southern united states, but back towards irutah jazz of the midwest where the coldest air of the season and impressive wintry lineup here with activity coming in. western michigan, some of these favorite lake effect snow areas could see as much as 16 inches
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covid has heaped intense pressure on the national health service here and health workers are warning thousands of workers must be addressed. we go to cnn's nina dos santos who joins us in london. explain to us the decision from the government to really ditch the pcr travel requirement given these soaring case numbers we see and the pressure it's putting on the national health service here. >> reporter: well, essentially, isa, boris johnson said that what they didn't want was to dissuade people from traveling abroad, thinking that they might get stuck abroad if they contracted covid. and also they basically think that the omicron strain is a lot milder than previous variants like the delta variant that the uk has had to grapple with before. this is a country where there is a high vaccination rate. and the country is still continuing to offer 900,000 people, plus, daily a booster of a covid-19 vaccination. so they feel that with this milder strain, they can cope. now, the question is whether or not the n.h.s., the health
begin if the australian government doesn't go any further with this. i suspect, you can correct me if i'm wrong, that this may fire him up? >> reporter: you would think so. one week today, isa, the australian open starts. he's looking to win it for a tenth time. looking to win grand slam title 21. if he does that, he'll become the most decorated and successful male tennis player in history in terms of grand slam titles. it's going to be very interesting because we've never seen anything like this before. i would doubt djokovic has ever been anything like this before. what toll will it take on him? you've got to factor in the mental anguish as well he's been through. you can't prepare, i would imagine, for anything like this at all and it's going to be very interesting to see, you know, he is an elite athlete. his preparations are all finely tuned. will those meticulous preparations have been absolutely completely derailed over the coarse of the last few
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this is why victims, isa, have found justice in europe, in countries like germany where the legal system has allowed national courts to prosecute grave crimes against international law under this principle of universal jurisdiction. and for so many victims, this is a new path forward. he ended up here after he defected as one of the refugees. there are so many other, what lawyers will tell you. they are going after them. they will not stop. this is the very first step for justice in syria. >> the reason the face is not being shown because of germany privacy laws. i know you'll stay on top of it. in germany. thanks very much, jumanna. now, the legal options are dwindling. coming up, what's ahead for prince andrew as he faces the possibility of trial on charges of sexual abuse. anna stewart explains next.
now, across the rest of japan, the case count is nearly doubled every day this week. as the 6th leg of infection seems inevitable to prevent the rapid spread of cases in certain parts of the country, public broadcaster nhk reports the japanese government is considering authorizing a quasi-state of emergency ordinary for three prefectures. yamaguchi and okinawa. quasi-state of emergency is enacted. that means the local government will be able to limit the hours of operation of bars and restaurants and potentially impose fines on those bars and restaurants, isa. >> so potentially more restrictions coming their way, blake essex from tokyo. thank you very much, blake. the nfl is looking at contingency plans for the upcoming super bowl. the standard procedure for any game, but they want back up venues in case of weather issues or what they call unforeseen circumstances. the nfl still expects the title game to go on as scheduled on february 13th in inglewood,
outside a hotel believed to be where djokovic is present. the top tennis player came under fire after receiving a medical exemption to play in the australian open. cnn is following all the developments on the situation. for more i'm joined by cnn's world sports patrick snell in atlanta. first we go live to sydney where angus watson is standing by. i guess it is a waiting game to finding out decision. give us a sense and our viewers a sense of the sentiment in the country. is there any sympathy for him? >> reporter: an absolutely extraordinary story, isa. a situation where the world's number one tennis player for men is in an immigration detention facility in melbourne, australia, having been detained at the airport overnight for hours while his vaccination status or lack thereof, was poured over by federal officials.