of the, of the bridge at all times in the vicinity of the passage. yes, the are as of see the she of, as of is shared part of it's a part of the coasters is russian territory. part of the coasters is ukrainian territory. but the, the, our authority at the transit point, ease russia and it's pretty similar kind of thing. you have to get permission if you want to go into the suez canal, these kind of important a cut throughs, is that it's a normal thing to ask permission here. if you don't own that territory, what of course it is, it could be dangerous, attempted to attempting to pass through you by yourself without anyone to see you who help you navigate, because it might be dark, you your or whatever machine, you know, a computer navigation system that you're using could break down. you could ram into a pillar, the bridge hurt yourself, you ship and the motorists that are the trains above, you know so and this is again a very narrow passage. what about the recent we touch on? i just just know if she, when it's by the current straight to been locked o

, who was sitting next to this person in the vicinity, in terms of the seating of whether masks were mandated on the airplane. it is an enclosed space. i anchor: tried to get this information from california officials. they don't have it but i think the cdc might in terms of who was on the flight and the flight before that because maybe it was not nonstop. it probably was not. what about those folks on the other flights? do you think they should be tested and isolated until testing negative? dr. wang: certain c look at stopping the virus from coming in, we could certainly do a 14-day travel history to see if anybody has come from that region in the last 14 days. that way, i think all of the flights keep people's phone number, email, flight number, and the seedings. they should be able to track individuals in that flight, either originating from south africa or during a transfer from south africa. anchor: some countries do this very meticulously. do you know if the u.s., the cdc, is that who would do that? dr. wang: certainly, the cdc has talked about that. government when they find a

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there are 80 various vessels in the vicinity of the strait, the try of the transit point crossing as we speak and all of that had been suspended while this this chase were was on the way the ukrainians. however, coming out and saying that they were well within their rights that they were transiting through ukraine's territory waters. and this command ship the was, was a peaceful search and rescue vessel search and rescue vishal vessel. that is what the ukranian defense ministry has said. they have also issued the statement calling . everything with russia said, fake news. ah, that is where we stand now. the vessel has turned around and is heading back for port where it came from this morning. it set off at 9 am. all right, day perch is on the line of mind for you're still there. so therefore to bring you a microcassette to to say m. it torches. now purchase theory by russia taking over the world which shem i've gotta say. they've broken sense to say was that it was not the world i'm exaggerating, i'm being frivolous, but you get the drift and that was not back here by our steam colle

where there will be some concerns tonight for debris flows if you live anywhere in the vicinity of that. stay aware of your surroundings tonight and especially early in the morning in the predawn hours tomorrow morning and make sure that if you happen to live down slope from some of those burned areas you are safe place the wind advisory stays into effect until 7:00 am on monday and we haven't even gotten to the snow yet. it keeps piling into the sierra. the snow will be great in terms of the amounts and there is a winter storm warning up there and watch how the level drops on tuesday. so going into monday, you have a bunch of snow appear but monday night into tuesday when the cold air filters in the snow level goes down to 3000 feet and it won't be an easy drive in the sierra for the next few days and there is another storm coming by the way which will get here wednesday and thursday and not like this one in terms of the intensity, but we will get some more rain out of it and it will bring in colder air so will start to feel cold by the end of the weekend we will get more rain for the

what we see is dispersed, the attempt to approach the president of police in the vicinity of it. there are clashes between them and the security forces t, golf being used in a heavy manner. we know also that in the other parts of cartoon called godhood very early today, and they will try to cross the bridges, but they could not until now they've been unsuccessful in crossing the bridges. and that was always the objective of the protests as they want to gather in big numbers in front of the president should probably so that they can deliver letter the message they have is for the military to feed paula completely and return it to civilians. this is the 11th day, all the protest picking up the remark today is that it's the opposite. the numbers are smaller today and that's because of the heavy security arrangements that are being taken place, particularly during the night. they closed all the bridges, they doubled or tripled. the number of security forces, the military are in the streets, are not using violence. they're not participating in the cock dawn, but they are visible, the

you can see combat vehicles carrying armed men in the vicinity, photos, and videos coming in from tripoli also show fighters outside the offices of libya's interim government of national unity and videos have been circulating that appear to show military vehicles patrolling the city out. he has not yet been able to independently verify these videos. a scam on the story now from monte kirsten exist on if it was me, good morning, t eager. libya. i think fair to say been in a sort of a quiet period in the news. been out of the i'd suddenly things have really fled up . what's caused this unrest. well, basically several militant groups have staged this armed uprising that you've just been talking about. we know about at least 3 of these groups, and i mean, don't get me wrong while libya, it has been a bit of a, you know, quite stake when it comes to the headlines and libya, all these little warlords and you know, big wallet, they haven't gone anywhere since 2011 and still, since all the infighting that's been going on in the country. so some of these warlords, they have raised their heads and

vicinity. temperatures are into the forties, except for san francisco at 50 degrees. these temperatures very little movement over the next several hours. in fact, these are pretty much going to be our afternoon highs for a monday stiff wind currently and conquered backing through oakland into emeryville . and in berkeley. we do have a window to 12 months per hour and half moon bay now 13. this is live data as it is occurring here, tim, uh, per hour winds in hayward. we have had this active weather pattern for days, and it's going to continue for two more days right now. our storm tracker places precipitation from petaluma through nevada into american canyon. napa as well. this always concerns me when i see those cells containing the yellow and the orange. that's a heavy downpour , possibly even a clap of thunder there just outside of fairfield. we do have some pretty heavy rain right now in the back of hill area heading to the santa clara valley, fremont union city. milpitas has been experienci

and, you know, nato military operations in the black sea within the vicinity of russian territory, our existential red, russia, and your native continues to do with blinking yesterday of the on saturday. he was talking about a defensive alliance. russia is nothing whatsoever to worry about anything. and then we sold and book it says the same thing over and over again. but they don't seem to appreciate that for russia, if you keep expanding, you know, inch by inch to roches borders and you keep installing your infrastructure in violation of the nato russia housing act of 1997. if you keep doing this, then they do, does not come across as a defense of alliance, and it was made, there hasn't been a defensive lines ever since the end of the cold war. and just simply repeating this. as you know, the russians are going to be persuaded by it is just a fools, aaron, which is why, you know, essentially they're just not, they're not listening to what russia is saying, and that's why i think it is leading to a dangerous situation. you know, when the, you know, again, one of it has mantras that yo

armed men in the vicinity. photos and videos have been coming in from tripoli also showing fighters outside the offices of libby as interim government of national unity and videos have been circulating that appear to show military vehicles patrolling the city. although i must point out auntie has not yet been able to independently verify those. get more back down to the story from mar artie correspondent, august on af, good morning, t eager, and the unrest i've just detailed. some of it seems, it seems pretty clear. and what has caused it though? well, what caused it is several militant groups who have entered the libyan capital, tripoli, and they have basically brought the political life of the country to a stand still. one of the people, one of the leading this charge would, will claiming against the elections is a solid body. and the reason i'm singling him out is that because he's a very colorful figure, with a very interesting history, basically the man that he's one of the powerful warlords in libya. and remember, the country has been in a state of lawlessness and power vacuum

also it say that the explosion happened it in the vicinity of, or an a public hospital state hospital called or that it public and hospital or teams from the forensic teams and also criminal investigation teams have been sent to the scene to identify the causes behind that explosions. so probably in the coming few hours, more details will come on math. another one here there with all the latest, we'll be renew more information on that as we get that. thank you so much background on. i'm moving on and china and threatening firm counter measures against the u. s. after announced a diplomatic boycott of next year's winter olympics and beijing, in a briefing a short while ago at china's foreign ministry spokesman said the us will pay a price for that decision. the u. s. a said it will not be attending the event because of but it cause human rights atrocities and genocide yom yvonne, diesel, yonder, ga, the u. s. a. standing opposed to athletes and sports lovers across the world. china deplores this and rejects this and has large, solemn representations and will take resolute counter measu

he's got 110,000 troops in the vicinity. i think he believes that given this white house and given the political social division that exists in the united states and also in europe that this is an opportunity for him to get some concessions from the united states, from the european leaders. he's using obviously his troop demonstration and this written proposal as leverage to get it. >> trace: or what? does he go in? that's the question. if he doesn't get the concessions, does he go into ukraine? >> yeah, that's the option that is left on the table, certainly. if we push back like i think we how old the push back on certainly these proposals that he's making that gives him the option to tell his domestic audience, the ukrainians precipitated this crisis. assisted by the nato countries. i tried to work a deal with them. i can't do it. he conducts what i think would be a limited military operation, not an all-out invasion to take control of the ukraine. that would be a disaster for him in the long run. that option is still out

it was also one of the major commercial and economic centers of judaism. >> around the vicinity of the temple, there would be people coming in on special trips. there would've been priestly authorities. it would have been filled with animals that had been brought there for passover sacrifices. at some point, mary and joseph lose sight of jesus. it's not difficult to imagine such a thing happening. >> it's very crowded during the passover in jerusalem. in the temple in particular, there would have been a bustling crowd, so it's very easy to imagine that jesus would get separated from his parents in that kind of scene and become lost. >> jesus! >> and he's not lost for a short period of time. he's lost for 3 days. they must have been insane with worry. >> i'm looking for my son. he's 12 years old. have you seen him? >> where did jesus go? he's gotta be with one of the relatives, right? and he's not. >> jesus! jesus! >> well, the first thing you need to realize is that these ancient jewish families were extended families, and when you had a child that was on the cusp of manhood anyway, yo

and there's another piece to replace some of the 12th corp troops that were in the vicinity of the round tops. about 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning general meade goes to his son, captain meade and says ride down to third corp headquarters and see if sickles is in position. captain meade comes down and finds sickles. so initially randolph -- i'm sorry -- initially captain meade doesn't talk to sickles directly. randolph goes into sickles tent, comes out and basically says general sickles, he's sleeping, he's not really sure where we're supposed to go, captain meade says okay, gets back on his horse, rides back to headquarters, reports back to his father. what do we know about general meade's temper? patient, soft-spoken kind of guy, you don't get names like the snapping turtle for nothing. you've got to earn that. you've got to earn names like that. he's under a lot of stress. yes, he was. remember, we're not making excuses. we're just trying to say what happened. anyways, so general meade probably told his captain meade, staffer, son, probably told him in no uncertain term these are orders

to get more aggressive with moving troops in to the vicinity of the ukraine, we should have moved nato forces in to poland and make certain that putin is getting the message that we're not going to permit any undermining of nato. we should have put a large package of lethal weapon capability in to ukraine. we gave them some things but nowhere near what they're asking for in terms of lethality that makes a difference if putin comes in. that's something that his leaders would pay attention to. look at that. we lost those opportunities to have credibility for the statements that the president is going to make tomorrow. how much stronger would those statements be if he had taken those actions already. they are actions as opposed to policy talk. so that's the concern i have. and i've had this concern from the beginning of this administration, and i've seen it in dealing with china. we've seen it in a big way in dealing with iran in terms of their hunger to get back into a lousy deal with the iranians, which will give them money to accomplish their objectives in the middle east region. here

it was next to the pavilion and there was a spring in the vicinity were they started pumping out water and basically flooded the basketball court. they got it back colin aaron dug this out. so now we have a fireplace at the wetland and people have picnics and birthday parties which is what they are doing their and watched the wetlands at the back of this fence. here are some students from the sacred heart school who are helping plants and plants in the wetlands and to conclude here is my favorite young lady of the environmental school. she's holding in a northern red tree which she helped plant there in the branch watershed and it is now 20 feet high. with that i will and it not be happy to take any questions. thank you. [applause] >> you know the name of the cory? >> i've never seen a name. you could call this the quarry because there is a famous archaeologist who was the guy that actually describes it and in fact described it to such an extent that he revolutionized the whole series about the longevity of how long native americans had actually been in north america and it was very co

also, when she fired that weapon at daunte wright, there were lots of people in the vicinity, including the person she was interested in protecting. >> shaq, what is the community response to this trial like? what have you been seeing? >> reporter: you know, it's been relatively muted, especially compared to what we saw during the shelf chauvin trial occurred. there have been a couple protesters consistently outside the courtroom, but it is also frigid cold here. it's about 12 degrees right now, feels like around 5 degrees, at least when court started this morning. it's a different dynamic at play here. it's a more muted respond that you're seeing here, but people are watching. that's something that's also been made clear. this is manage people are focusing on. they expect and calling for a conviction, at least those protesters who have been out here. >> that is a good point. it's been very cold out there. it's hard to stand there unless you're shaquille brewster who has to stand there for our news coverage. thank you both. that will do it for me today. have a good weekend. stay safe. g

members of the 57th massachusetts also saw stevenson in the vicinity. they're right there. stevenson's somewhere in there. i saw this morning brigadier stevenson fall dead one of the massachusettsmen wrote. he was under a tree where he slept last night, fell on his blankets. it was a sharpshooter. i do wonder a bit about the soundness of this witness because in the very next line of his letter he said i'm having a gay old time out here. i ride my mule on all the marches. we also know at some time in the morning jokingly they said they wished they could trade places with stevenson. stevenson replied he'd rather remain under the tree. again, these were brigade commanders from other divisions out on reconnaissance. along the front line itself, though, skirmishers engaged in some lively combat. described a strong and vigilant skirmish line. the colonel of the first michigan sharp shooters complained of a fire of which the regiment suffered severely until extending and strengthening my skirmish line i succeeded in driving the rebels back out of range. a soldier from the 100th pe

vicinity of others. those are the expectations that we should adhere to, but they're not commonly adhered to. spoon china is putting up satellites to white at the race that u.s. says. at that pace, they will replace the u.s. as the preeminent power in space if you look at the hypersonic missiles and satellites with robotic arms, just how much of a threat is china to the u.s. and the rules of the road in space? >> general thompson: china is a tremendous threat as you note. i don't think it's a foregone conclusion they will be the leader in space at the end of the decade, but they are on an incredible pace. we are still the best of the world in space and our capabilities are the best in the world in space. but they are moving aggressively, they are moving quickly, and we need to adapt our approach, we need to adapt what we do, how we do it, and in order to keep pace and outpace them. they are a threat and they can threaten us kinetically, like you said. the russians on the 15th of november conducted a dest

we are in the vicinity of 4%. the way in which the important metric that has been disappointing is labor force participation, of course, where we had widely thought last fall that as unemployment insurance ran off, as vaccinations increased, schools we opened we would see a significant surge in labor force participation. we have begun to see improvement. we welcome the 0.2 improvement that we saw. i do think it feels likely that the return to higher participation is going to take longer, and that has been the pattern in past cycles that labor force participation tends to recover in the wake of a strong recovery in employment, which is what we are getting right now. it could well have been that this cycle was different because of the short nature of it and a very strong number of job openings. you would have thought that would have put people back in. really, it is the pandemic. we do not have a strong labor force participation recovery yet, and we may not have it for some time. at the same time we have to make pol

and there was another piece about having replaced some of o john geary's 12th corps troops in the vicinity of the round tops the night before. about 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning general meade to his son captain meade and basically says ride down to third corps headquarters and see if sickles in s in position. captain meade comes down and finds general sickles still in bivouac. sleeping late. had a rough day right, day before. initially captain meade doesn't talk to sickles directly. captain meade talks to captain george randolph, his artery chief. and ran golf goes into sickles tent and comes out and says basically, you know, general sickles, he's sleeping. but he's not really sure where we're supposed to go. not really sure where the 12th corps was. captain meade, say,s okay. kind of gets back on his horse, rides back to goes. captain meade gets back on his horse, rides back to headquarters and reports to his father. what do we know about general meade's temper? patient, soft-spoken, they don't call him the snapping turtle for nothing, you have to earn nicknames like that. he's under a lot

members of the 57th massachusetts also saw stevenson in the vicinity. they are right there under pennsylvania there. stevenson is somewhere in there. i saw this morning predator general stevenson fall dead, one of the pennsylvania, one of the massachusetts road. he was under tree where he slept last night, fell on his blankets. it was a sharpshooter. i do wonder about the soundness of this wood is because in the very next line of his later he said, i'm having a difficult time after. i ride my view on all the marches. [laughing] -- my mule. at some point in the morning the kernels road by. they are brigade commanders. jumping in the said they wished they could trade places with stevenson as he lounged under the tree. stevenson replied he would rather remain under the tree eating lunch and be out in the period. probably not write up on the front lines because their way out of place with the rest of the units. along the front line itself felt skirmishes engage in some likely combat. the kernel described as strong and vigilant skirmish line. the kernel of t

in the vicinity of 4% the way in which the -- which -- the important metric that has been disappointing, really, has been labor force participation, of course, where we had widely thought, i had certainly thought that, last fall, as unemployment insurance ran off, as vaccinations increased, as schools reopened that we would see a significant surge, if you will, or at least a surge, in labor force participation. so we have begun to see some improvement. we certainly welcome the .2 of improvement that we got in the november report. i do think that it feels likely now that the return to higher participation is going to take longer in fact, that's been the pattern in past cycles, that labor force participation tends to recover in the wake of a strong recovery in unemployment. custom is what we are getting now. it could well have been that the cycle was different because of the short nature of it and a very strong -- the number of job openings, for example, you would have thought it would have pulled people back in. really, it is the pandemic, a range of factors but the reality is we don't h

was there anybody in the vicinity, why did you have to shoot in the store, could you have used lessen intrusive measures than this rifle that you knew would be powerful. how many shots hit the person and how many didn't. because a police officer has to take all of that into account when you are shooting inside of a shopping center for god sakes. >> it is certainly a heartbreaking tragedy and our love and sympathy go out to her family as they confront a new year without their daughter. benjamin crump, thank you for joining us on "new day." >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, december 29th. i'm john avlon with the great kaitlan collins. wishing you a good morning. we are following three major stories this morning. the u.s. shattering its record average of daily coronavirus cases, and the cdc slashing estimates for how much omicron is actually in the u.s. plus, the political world and the sports world are mourning the death of two american giants, harry reid and john madden. but first let's get to the pandemic. the u.s. hitting

the east and the deployments of weapon systems that threaten us in the immediate vicinity of the russian federation. i live to form a panic in scarcity analyst michael maloof. i welcome to the program again. so secretary of state lincoln says that rushes planning aggressive moves against ukraine. i once he got to back that up. do you think? well i, i think i'm really concerned about the hypocrisy that we're seeing in blankets. comments are when you look at the time table in which a russian military concentrations occurred within the russian federation. it came after the navy, nato, and u. s. military exercises began in a very robust fashion. naturally, there's going to be at an end and with ukraine, which is a non nato member. and now this is contrary absolutely. contrary to the assurance that then president clinton gave to president putin, that there would no not be any kind of movement toward, ah, bringing in countries such as ukraine or ga, into, into nato, even though i guess ukraine and ga, have a inherent right as independent countries to want to join, but politically, it would be

the east and the deployment of weapon systems that threaten us in the immediate vicinity of the russian federation, journalist and was our and author of america's undeclared war to say that russia, though, has every reason to be alarmed by native actions in eastern europe there is no sign that russia is planning any kind of aggressive move against the ukraine. and there's every reason to believe that that, that is not the case. and the u. s. looking extremely weak and insecure in the aftermath of afghanistan. jessica, just 3 or 4 months ago. so the u. s. a talking tough that's trying to prove that it is a, it's still a contender that it's still in charge of the world. but it's act is looking less and less convincing. so. so russia has every reason to be concerned that has every reason to think that nato is engaging in a and a project long term project up encirclement and, and dismemberment. and, and i think it's up to be up to the us and its allies to provide tangible proof that that is no longer the case. yet everything the u. s. s. that really indicates the opposite written, really as

systems that threaten us in the immediate vicinity of the russian federation. have stated several times that there will be a highs, a high price to pay for russia if they once again use force against the independent sovereign ocean ukraine. and also over the years also increased our military presence in this region. just to make sure that all ours are totally offended and protect the instant against and the russian resurrections. for me and weapons inspector, scott ritter, telling us he thinks nato is playing a really dangerous game. there's nothing about what nato is doing right now. that makes any sense whatsoever. at the end of the day, they're only playing to russian strengths. it's a very dangerous game because as a present burden is said, of russia has read lines in that these red lines aren't just figurative. they're real. and there will be real consequences if these red lines are continue to be violated, as far as anybody can tell, is not prepared to invade ukraine unprovoked. if ukraine attacks or otherwise provokes russia, russia will respond. but the

already in the vicinity of 4%. the way in which the -- which the important metric that's been disappointing, really, has been labor force participation of course, where window widely thought, i had certainly thought that it last fall as unemployment insurance ran off as vaccinations increased, as schools reopened, that we would see a significant surge, if you will, or at least a surge in labor force participation. so we've begun to see some improvement. we would certainly welcome the 2/10 na that we got in the november report. but i think that it feels likely now that the return to higher participation is going to take longer and, in fact, that's been the pattern in past cycles that labor force participation has tended to recover in the wake of a strong recovery in unemployment, which is what we're getting right now. so, it could well have been that this cycle was different because of the short nature of it and the very strong number of job openings, for example, you would have thought that that would have pulled p

and also the fact 20 minutes warning, a sign went off alerting citizens a tornado was in the vicinity and because of that, they were able to get the residents in the hallway and so preparation makes a big difference. the investments in those early warning systems saved a lot of lives in this instance. >> president biden promised to use the full force of the government to help. are you or arkansas getting the help you need? >> we are and first of all the calls from fellow governors from the public that's willing to help is heartwarming to know that this tragedy can bring people together. the president on a call with him yesterday, he pledged any support that was necessary. fema is standing ready and so we're still recovering, making sure people have a place to stay, go through the long process of rebuilding these homes for each individual citizen. it's important and the president said he would cut through any red tape to make sure that we get the disaster declaration once we get the numbers in, and justify that. >> governor hutchinson, stick around. new york mayor bill de blasio will d

they were able to cross the bridges and to reach emitter, the immediate vicinity of the presidential palace, the gates of the possession of police. i spent one hour or 2 there before they were dispersed. so the expectation is that at that moment, that success which they achieve last time, they're gonna build on it, capitalize on it, they're going to try to do the same as time around. and probably they have intentions once they reach the presidential palace to make to start a city because last time they thought about it, they were surprised because they were able to reach a palace. some of them said let's sit, let's sit in let stay here, but they were not planning it. they were not ready for it. this time if they reach that place, probably they will stay there and they will say for, for for longer time. all right, mohammed, what we'll cross back to you as the afternoon progresses. so i thank you very much for that update for the time bang on this is our to latest on the pandemic now in christmas travel plans have again been trying into chaos. the highly transmissible ami con variant h

but they were are within the vicinity of that area which everyone is familiar with so they are all guarded by the sentinelsar and that matters between the below ground balls for the world war two korean war unknowns and the gallery, the public gallery for people can pay their respects when they visit arlington national cemetery. >> here's an interesting question, they had such creative questions so do youat have any information about why the catapult was used instead of a higher area because it has religious overturns and another secular term. >> absolutely and it what i learned over my years working on a scholarship the u.s. capitol historical society is that there frequently this incredible questions fromio our audience bt i have to say that i actually do not know the answer to that but it is fascinating. i imagine that the historical study, we do want to make sure you get accurate information as possible and the term was selected to, during lincoln's lying in state and the processes and everyone since selected stock even when they created a second one especially when they created the se

the east and the deployment of weapon systems that threaten us in the immediate vicinity of the russian federation. a life to lift an author of america's undeclared for daniel lazar. welcome back to see you could feel again. can i help you 1st about secretary of state? blink consort, saying russians rushes planned, aggressive moves against you, crying. what might his motive be for such a statement? what's, what do you think he's got his evidence that he has any, any evidence at all? there's just no sign that blushes planning, any kind of aggressive move against the ukraine. and there's every reason to believe that that, that is not the case. i mean, that is simply not vladimir modus operandi. he has no, nothing to gain from any kind of military provocation of that sort. and the, the us is really trying to keep the pressure on russia and vladimir the sky. the, the prime minister of the ukraine or the prisoners is clearly a vantage. and somehow during the hot, sweeping the pressure up. and thereby ensuring further support by the, by the us. his ultimate game plan is to be admitted as a fu