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hundred thousand people have fled california since the lockdown. in florida and texas and tennessee are exploding. and california and new york are crumbling. it's like, you get what you vote for, people. >> bill: it let's talk about something you enjoy. that's florida. turns out disney was given to republican candidates in fort appeared we found out that disney donated a hundred $90,000 to florida's republicans, weeks before they began to condemn the bill that was passed in the state has spirit here are the numbers. 190,000 total. hundred 25,000 to the republican party paired hundred 67,000 political action parties on identified. what you make of that, dave? >> dave: surprise, surprise that disney, a giant corporation wants to influence politicians peered from what i understand they decided they will not give any money to any politicians as if that was some sort of threat. or at least the politicians in florida. fantastic. okay. corporations will not give our politicians money here. that's great. what is sad about this disney situation is, they stepped into
be criticism out there in regards to what the state of texas are doing. we're the only ones stepping forward and taking charge and doing something about this current border crisis and governor abbott, again, an example of just leadership and actually, standing up for texans and the entire country and also standing up against the federal government by coming up with different strategies to help this current crisis and also to help law enforcement and local communities to go after these organizations and try to prevent what we're going to see happen come may. dhs up 18,000 a day illegal immigrants coming across the border and not talking about the got-aways that continue to come across and setting off record numbers. 300,000 for six months of the fiscal year and it's going to continue to escalate and that's why texas has to continue to step in and take action because the federal government is not doing what they're supposed to be doing and that's the responsibility of securing the border. neil: you talk about could get up to 18,000 a day, i think we're around 7,000 a day right
and philadelphia international airport this afternoon. hi, jeff. >> hello. no celebration at the airports today, i can tell you that. that is jetblue canceling flights already into january. the latest numbers on cancellations, he said more than a thousand, we've got the exact numbers. 1370 cancellations. 1700 plus delays. hardest hit among the airlines, skywest. that's mainly weather out there to the west. 12% of their flights. united, 210. jetblue, 145. as we said, they are already canceling well into the new year. aaa says it's a tough situation right now. it's not a matter of the employees getting sick on the job or having terrible symptoms, but once you test positive, you're out of luck. take a listen. >> they're not going to the
relaxed safety rules?- your residents safe with more relaxed safety rules? there is so much more _ relaxed safety rules? there is so much more management- relaxed safety rules? there is soi much more management coming relaxed safety rules? there is so - much more management coming into the sector with fully vaccinated staff and fully vaccinated residents, it feels right to bring the restrictions down. , , , , ., restrictions down. despite limits on visitors being _ restrictions down. despite limits on visitors being lifted, _ restrictions down. despite limits on visitors being lifted, other - restrictions down. despite limits on visitors being lifted, other issues i visitors being lifted, other issues for care homes could mean they still have to manage numbers. we for care homes could mean they still have to manage numbers.— have to manage numbers. we still have to manage numbers. we still have not have to manage numbers. we still have got shortages _ have to manage numbers. we still have got shortages in _ have to manage numbers. we still have got shortages in staff, - have to manage numbers. we still have got shortages in staff, we . have to manage numbers. we still. have got shortages in staff, we have over 50% of services in outbreak, so facilitating visits, we need to be absolutely clear, you know, these are time—consuming and when you have are time—consuming and when you have a lot of people wanting to come through at the same time, we are going to have to limit the number of people coming into the services. changes to restrictions won't mean the end of the challenges for the care home industry, but the new arrangement should see less isolation and much more socialising for those in care homes here. andrew plant, bbc news, bristol. in another change coming into force from today,
morning, many of you know that america's job machine is going stronger than ever. >> touted effectiveness of vaccinations, booster shots, and the availability of at-home covid tests, went out the end of last month. leisure and hospitality drove the numbers. 151,000 hires there, more than 100,000 at bars and restaurants, signalling that despite omicron people are vacationing, they are going out to eat and going out to drink, the businesses need workers, and people are getting back to work. administration has consistently pointed to covid as an explainer for issues that they are facing when it comes to the economy, like on monday when the white house is bracing for a terrible jobs report. >> during that same period of time the week the survey was taken, the week of january 12th, at the height of the omicron spike so wanted to kind of prepare people to understand how the data is taken, when they are looking at, and what it is an assessment of and as a result,
continue to escalate. we've seen that by our numbers. 62,000 released in the country from january. that is a staggering number compared to the previous years. it's unacceptable as far as releasing individuals in the interior. border agents and dps personnel are trying to provide the manpower, technology in order to apprehend the individuals and to stem the flow of migration. because of the messaging and the fact that a majority of them are being released in the interior doesn't help the situation. >> charles: where are they going once they're released to the interior? >> a great question. a very good question. we have known that some of those flights, some of the correspondents have been able to break some stories. we've seen some flights flown through late night hours through other states. we don't know. we mentioned the got-aways. those are only got-aways that are reported. there's those that don't set off any censors or cameras.
big numbers almost always tell us numbers. 30 is a big number as in 30 house democrats now saying they will not seek re-election this year, more than double the number of republicans saying that. you have to go back 30 years to eclipse that number. many say it's just more time for the family or another big challenge but the big number is proof many see the climate as tough or worse than tough and believe it is possible if not likely they will looz the house in november. that's the key point, i would have to raise more money, it's a tough climate, maybe i would win or maybe i would lose, i will be the minority and i don't want to do that. >> it is indication of the growing anxiety going into the
for quite a long time. secondly, on the issue of ukrainian nationals fleeing their country and going to poland, he said that we in the uk would be ready to welcome them in considerable numbers from poland and i think that is a pretty strong hint that there might be some kind of refugee resettlement scheme the uk could operate with poland. that would be different from changing the immigration rules for ukrainian nationals coming directly to the uk or arriving in the uk to try to settle here or claim asylum or meet up settle here or claim asylum or meet up with family members already here. i wonder if this is a new channel it would be based on resettlement which is a slightly different thing in the international law of migration than people coming to claim asylum or seek refugee status in the uk. i wonder if we will hear more on that, but that isjust wonder if we will hear more on that, but that is just a guess from what the prime minister has said and his tone about the numbers. just the prime minister has said and his tone about the numbers.— tone about the numbers. just on that, we tone about the numbers. just on that. we don't — tone about the numbers. just on that, we don't have _ tone about the numbers. just on that, we don't have details - tone about the numbers. just on that, we don't have details but l tone about the numbers. just on l that, we don't have details but i'm about to talk to a conservative mps it would be interesting if you could flesh it out, a resettlement scheme is a longer term programme for people who want to come here and
finally on the numbers. 99,200 people. most women and children came across the border in one day yesterday into poland. >> unbelievable. thank you so much for that reporting in poland. thank you t reporting. and coming up, athletes taking action, whether it's players, sports leagues and even apparel brands sounding off against russia. how the world of sports is leading russian boycotts next. n.
air defenses are still around, i believe you saw some contrails today surface-to-air missiles being fired from the capital into the sky shooting down russian jets. over 20 aircraft by some estimates with ukrainians, 40, 50 aircraft have been shot down, we haven't seen totals like that since the gulf war, since the 33rd fighter wing shot down 16 iraqi aircraft and 36 total. the numbers are staggering. there's no question the ukrainians are suffering too. when we first said that 4500 russian soldiers had been killed in the fighting to my people so that was high number. cbs estimating the estimate is 5000 to 6000 russian casualties. that's more than u.s. combat deaths in iraq war and afghanistan, these are world war ii numbers. >> 5 to 6000 russians killed, as many as 18,000 wounded and at