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issue of loss and damage, of funding for the most vulnerable countries that are suffering the impacts of climate change — we saw those floods in pakistan earlier this year — that issue is still to be worked out, who pays into this fund for all of that loss and damage. there is criticism of the egyptian presidency, as well, for leaving these issues to the countries rather than really steering these negotiations from the top. so, it�*s still the case that these talks could collapse, but at the moment it�*s just a case of wait and see, the negotiations go on, already overrunning, and we willjust wait to see what emerges. victoria gill. a search has resumed for a woman who is thought to have been swept away into a river as torrential rain battered parts of scotland yesterday. the wet weather is continuing to cause disruption to travel — with roads and rail services affected. robert townsend reports. this was the scene in fife after heavy rainfall brought
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progress >> reporter: but in the south and west, where omicron hit later, a different story entirely one of cases surging, setting new records and overrunning hospitals. but dr. anthony fauci says he's hopeful the country will soon see a turnaround possibly by mid february >> we don't want to get overconfident, but it looks like it's going in the right direction. >> reporter: there's a big caveat fauci predicting more pain and suffering in areas where fewer people are vaccinated and boosted. >> and josh joins us now from the national mall josh, was this protest against the vaccine itself or targeted more at the mandates >> reporter: well, they say it's about the mandates, but the speeches today were filled with misinformation about vaccine risks. we asked rally goers whether they, themselves, were vaccinated all but one of them told us they weren't kate >> josh, thank you believe it or not, tomorrow is the start of tax season, the first day you can file with the irs but there are warnings tonight that the agency is so
targeting russian economic interest as hard as we can and we will be setting out later on in the house of commons what we are going to do. this is, i should stress, the first barrage of uk economic sanctions against russia because we expect, i'm afraid, that there is more russian irrational behaviour to come. and the sad thing is at every turn in this crisis, the uk's pessimistic predictions have been vindicated, we said there would be false flag operations and there have been, we said there would be provocations in the region and that is what we are seeing, and i am afraid all the evidence is that president vladimir putin is indeed bent, as you said just now, on a full—scale invasion of the ukraine. and the overrunning, the subjugation of an
invasion of the ukraine. and the overrunning, the subjugation of an independent sovereign european country. and i think that, let me be clear, that would be catastrophic. there will of course be pressure for continued conversation, negotiations, and that is right. whilst there is still a discussion to be had, of course, a discussion should be had. and the uk will be engaged actively in diplomacy at all levels to try and find a way forward other than through the violence that president vladimir putin is proposing. i want everybody to be in no doubt that if vladimir putin continues down this track of violence and aggression of a full—scale invasion of encircling kyiv itself which seems to be what
of commons what we are going to do. this is, i should stress, the first barrage of uk economic sanctions against russia because we expect, i'm afraid, that there is more russian irrational behaviour to come. and the sad thing is at every turn in this crisis, the uk's pessimistic predictions have been vindicated, we said there would be false flag operations and there have been, we said there would be provocations in the region and that is what we are seeing, and i am afraid all the evidence is that president vladimir putin is indeed bent, as you said just now, on a full—scale invasion of the ukraine. and the overrunning, the subjugation of an independent sovereign european country. and i think that, let me be clear,
this morning. you know, i think it reveals to me as we talk about this 187 minutes and there were cries, there were pleas to the white house chief of staff's phone via text message. i can imagine it blowing up, make this stop. and from everything we can tell, what did the former president do during that time frame? he could could have very easily made a statement, made a statement to the nation, to these people who were overrunning this very building to say, stop, go home, this is not right. but for 187 minutes, over three hours, nothing was said, nothing was done. and furthermore, and mr. meadows' text, he says back to the president's son, i'm trying, i'm trying. and i'm with you. i understand. but nothing happened. i think that's really why we need to hear from mr. meadows. he was there. he understood what the president was doing, what the president was thinking during this time frame and that's really key to painting the picture of everything that was happening,
extraordinary event and overrunning of the capitol happened. >> as you say, he made a lot of public remarks on january 5th. on his podcast he said, tomorrow is game day and, quote, all hell breaks loose tomorrow. congresswoman liz cheney, republican of wyoming, she tried again to compel some of her republican colleagues who have lined up with donald trump and willing to look the other way about what happened on january 6th to be honest about what happened that day. to take seriously the investigation. i know you talked to a lot of republicans privately. you work with them on legislation. you all have relationships up on the hill. do they concede to you privately, congresswoman, that, yes, of course january 6th was a terrible day and that, yes, of course, donald trump himself and many people in his administration had something to do with it and, in fact, led it in many cases? do they say those things to you in private? because they don't in public. >> i wouldn't say they go as far as you went in your description, but i certainly feel from my
we, you know, take people's word for it. we don't dig too deep. >> reporter: up to 20 million americans who got pfizer are now eligible for a booster, but health officials are urging everyone else to wait their turn. >> there will be temptations. there's an immunological reason why it's important to wait. because you know if you allow the immune response to mature over a period of a few months, you get much more of a bang out of the shot. >> reporter: this new wave of booster shots does not include moderna or johnson & johnson. an fda review of those boosters is expected in the coming weeks. but the administration today putting the focus back on the unvaccinated. >> i want to be clear, we will not boost our way out of this pandemic. >> reporter: president biden calling out the 70 million eligible americans who still haven't gotten their first shot. >> the unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals, overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units, leaving no room for
the unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals. overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units. the unvaccinated put our econom recovery at risk causing uneasy economy and causing unease around the kitchen table. the refusal has caused all of u the refusal to get vaccinated has cost all of us. by moving forward with vaccination requirements wherever i can. >> ny, joe, are you controlling all the monoclonal antibodies and rationing it considering you've shown such great success i know you only heard about the week and a half ago. federal mandates are not only unconstitutional, but they're also deeply unpopular, especially if for whatever reason i don't know, like new york city, african americans in new york city it's a little ove 30 percent that have been vaccinated that according to joe , he is following his science and less it interferes with his political agenda. today what is being called a boost for biden's campaign to