ma'am jim, jim j 0. copenhagen. i wanted to say, well, have a go for a dip time for sport, his only fluoride is forcing, wasn't it, sir? but yes, sir. chinese tennis by a pang choy huston i had making an accusation of assaults in her 1st on commer interview since posting the claim last month. thanks. had there have been many misunderstandings about her story. the women's tennis association which has suspended all events in shyness as it remains concerned about pangs. well being frank upset reports ah punch was interview with the singapore in chinese news outlet on the side lines of a skiing event and shanghai seems impromptu. oh had he got, but it is here that china's best known tennis star spoke publicly for the 1st time about her allegation of sexual assault against a former top communist party official frito at home. the are easier fit on ground or we're sure why you want you is, is she there she our feet hometown noise. ah. yeah. when were worthless in shewn war good in, you know, it's in your come on to go that

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves. no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen, but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical roles of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help. and these bio had had stay in. they give space for kind of an nisha is where small fish can list that a good chance and etiquette. food like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and in aquatic environment that can

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves, no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen. but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical walls of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help in these bio had had stay in. they give space for kind of an niches where small fish can lift that it gets heads and etiquette food like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and an aquatic environment that can flour

i'm a jim, jim, a visitor, copenhagen. ah, it is good to have you with a fellow, adrian finnegan here and so all the headlines and al jazeera 12 people have died with the omicron various corona virus and the u. k. deputy prime minister dominic roberts refusing to rule up new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. the u. s . presidents hopes of passing a major piece of legislation hangs in the balance. because a senator from his own party weren't supported show by the needs every democrat of the senate to support, but he had to trillion dollar billed back, better bill left for him.

i'm a jim, jim j 0 copenhagen. ah . at up on the are, these are the top stories, the head of the world health organizations calling for limits to gatherings over the holiday period. he says as evidence, the only constraint is more transmissible and can.

i'm a jim, jim a 0 copenhagen. how many opt primarily genes, why alpha football can continue to spy? a record number of covered cases along play is ah ah ah whole ah ah bars and now with the sports for him. thank you so much for president johnny in 15 o says holding a bi annual world council generate an extra $4000000000.00 in revenue. i had a world football hosted in online summit with member associations in jo. i'm to discuss the plan, the p and in south american confederations are against the idea. he told our sports correspondence, dandy richardson, it will result in a fair distribution of footballs, wealth. there is a gap which is, which is getting bigger and bigger. not only has club level what it is already huge, but also national team levels. it between a some continents and, and it's our responsibility to work and to make proposals on how we can not close this gap by bringing those were up down on the country. those were up, we need to make them grow even more, but we need to bring those one of them up as

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves, no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen. but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical roles of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help in these bio had had stay in. they give space for kind of an niches where small fish can lift that a good chance and let a kid foot like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and in aquatic environment that can flour

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves, no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen. but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical roles of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help in these bio had had stay in. they give space for that kind of land niches where small fish can live that a good chance and etiquette. food like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and in aquatic environment that c

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves. no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen, but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical walls of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help in these bio had had stay in. they give space for kind of an niches where small fish can lift that a good chance and etiquette. food like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and in aquatic environment that can flou

we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves, no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen. but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect the ecosystem that exists beneath the water. these are bio huts also known as fish hotels, dozens of steel cages that contain boxes filled with empty oyster shells, where algae and small organisms grow. the initiative is a partnership between the world wildlife fund and the city of copenhagen, vertical walls of peers as don't show a lot of complexity. and this is a bio hats can help in these bio had had stay in. they give space for kind of an niches where small fish can live that a good chance and etiquette. foot like the other harbor projects, an attempt to ensure locations that will comfort and in aquatic environment that can flou

as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen, susanna lund should not be checking guests in. you want to address, but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up. to her, she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets there. i mean it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that their whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers to santa is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. we earn more money here in denmark. the number of draw vacancies may be soaring, but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those 2 trends showcas

, as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour . susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets there. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. who do that? while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here in denmark, the number of draw vacancies may be soaring, but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those 2 trends showcase how

as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned, should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up so that she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that. while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here in denmark, the number of draw vacancies may be soaring, but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those 2 trends showcase how we

june reports now from copenhagen. as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned should not be checking guests in her class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do a cleaning room, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. who do that? while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here and then mark the number of jobs vacancies may be soaring. but denmark is

well, how much of june reports from copenhagen as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen, susanna, lund should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that their whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that. while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. we earn more money here and then mark the number of draw vacancies may be soaring. but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, econo

june reports from copenhagen as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned, should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that. while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here in denmark, the number of draw vacancies may be soaring, but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those

as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen, susanna, lund should not be checking guests in your class, but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do about cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that their whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. who do that? while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees the earn more money here and then mark the number of draw vacancies may be soaring. but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those 2 trends showcase how

how much i'm doing reports from copenhagen as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen, susanna learned should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. who do that? while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here and then mark the number of draw vacancies may be soaring. but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic exper

as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned, should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up to where she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. who do that? while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. young, more money here and then mark the number of jobs vacancies may be soaring. but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economic experts believe those 2 trends showcase how

well, how much i'm doing reports from copenhagen as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen, susanna learned should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up so that she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that. while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's hospitality sector. economists say one thing that's helped both hotels and restaurants is the hiring of foreign workers. susanna is swedish and says that makes sense for both employers and employees. we earn more money here in denmark. the number of draw vacancies may be soaring, but denmark is also experiencing low unemployment rates, economi

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. never mind running away from the law, this is the moment the law runaway. it shows a californian police officer closely escaping a charging bull. this is officer pratt facing one of the dangers of working in rural northeastern california. and here he is a moment later, breathing heavily — it looks like a huge sigh of relief. he lived to fight good afternoon, the latest sports news. we start with cricket, england on the brink of defeat after a roller—coaster day, needing a wind to keep their hopes of regaining the ashes. james anderson led an england fighback in the first two sessions as the aussies were limited to a lead ofjust 82 after their first innings. butjust as hopes were raised, it all went wrong with the bat again, as england stumbled to 31—4 at stumps after a nightmare final hour. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports: england's players were unsure for a while if they'd even be allowed in the ground. four covid cases amongst the support staff and their family. bu

what are you noticing when i was in barcelona, madrid, and copenhagen over the last 4 days, i am trying to reduce my travels. i don't expect that to happen any time soon again . and what i'm seeing is a strong reliance on the vaccination. the authorities trying to control the situation and communicate to the public that vaccination, and particularly the 3rd dose is the key to controlling the pandemic and, and addressing the alma khan very and, but the same time i'm seeing as i walk or bike along people and jims without masks on, on cinema is open. the danish newspaper said this is the last weekend to go out a for control measures kick in this weekend and sunday. so people are going out and i'm seeing differences also between spain, where the coed certificate is being used in one region, catalonia and not another region like madrid. so really mixed bag, but i don't think any of the authorities are, are handling it very well and the key, the population is quite confused and often very worried. well, we'll get that in a moment as well. so let's, let's come back then to the very, the compar

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. there've been emergency talks between the uk business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, and the energy industry to try to resolve the ongoing crisis caused by rising wholesale gas prices. energy companies have warned that bills could go up by 50% next year without government action. theo leggett reports. a midwinter meeting at a time when the energy industry is facing an unprecedented crisis. the cost of gas on european wholesale markets has been hitting record levels and suppliers say consumers here will end up paying a heavy price. energy companies themselves have already been badly hit. more than two dozen have gone out of business since the summer and more casualties are expected. that's because so far they have had to absorb most of the extra costs themselves. it's a situation that won't last. if we don't find a solution in the coming weeks, we are certainly going to be locking uk consumers into more and more expensive energy for years to come. people within the industry say ministers c

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. time for a look at the weather now. temperatures not too away from the december record but today is grey and cloudy, murky with low cloud making it quite dark at times the pulse of the rain across england and wales, further north—west, something writer for scotland and northern ireland but here there will be a scattering of showers so temperatures across northern areas fairly close to the seasonal norm but it's milder in the south with temperatures reaching between 11-13 c temperatures reaching between 11—13 c for some. overnight, temperatures reaching between 11—13 cfor some. overnight, mist 11—13 cforsome. overnight, mist and 11—13 cfor some. overnight, mist and fog patches reforms are becoming quite murky again and outbreaks of rain developing later in the night as well with the rain and cloud keeping temperatures well up, 7—9 c but called in northern scotland, called for a few patch as a frost in the countryside and tomorrow is a wet day coming up with the rain very slow to ease eastward so still some ra

. >> and finally the new york times best nonfiction books, the 2021, the copenhagen trilogy. >> , you quickly, tina donnelly and michael goldman, it was written in danish and quite a riwhile ago now translated into english and published yesterday books but it is actually i'm sorry it published in one of but is actually three books. i was really surprised by how magnetic it in original the writings of the voice is and this person isic so vibrantly alive and very famous in her native country. but not as well known here, in the working class and sorted before the nordic ideal of a kind of a socialist paradise in scandinavia, no subject social and did not have an easy childhood and she does right a coming-of-age memoir. she really bring to back to that time where you think that this is a six -year-old is writing the ten -year-old and she is able to recapture that feeling of being young and powerless in the third book, you might wonder but what is the title and she becomes horrifically addicted to drugs and it happens, it's never into baseball but in this case, to somebody who gets her add

i'm a jim jim, a 0 copenhagen ah . at a pos the are. these are the top stories, the head of the world health organizations calling for limits to gatherings over the holiday period. he says as evidence, the only constraint is more transmissible and can evade vaccines though too early to say if it is a milder variant. all of us are seek off this pandemic. all of us want to spend time with friends and family. all of us want to get back to normal. the fastest way to do this is for all of us leaders and individuals to make the difficult decisions that must be made to protect ourselves and others, but uneven cancelled is better than a life cancelled. it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate to now and grieve later on. the current cases now account for nearly 3 quarters of all us corona virus infections, the daily number. it's up 50 percent this month at new york state alone has reported 3 consecutive days of record cases. and 12 people on, on, on to have died from the con, very to the u. k. british prime minister bars

who's in copenhagen? so we have a minister going to prison with bow chance of appeal. what's the significance of this verdict? adrian, this is extremely significant, and it's exceedingly rare. as you mentioned, this is the 1st impeachment court of its kind in nearly 3 decades, but it's also only the 6th impeachment court in this country's history and more than 170 years. now. as you mentioned, and gustavo berg was given a 60 day jail sentence by this impeachment, court miss doi berg served as the immigration minister here in denmark from 2015 until 2019. she was known for her hard line stance toward immigration at the time, in this case, really all stems from an order that she gave in 2016, in which it steinberg ordered the separation of all asylum seeking refugee couples . these were couples who, if at least one member, was under the age of 18, they would have to be separated now. so a berg said that she initiated this policy in order to protect under age girls and in order to stamp our child marriage. and she has maintained her innocence and all this from the get go

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. a texas lawyer who won a landmark 1973 court ruling to make abortions legal across the us has died at the age of 76. sarah weddington had once said the case widely known as roe v wade — would be her epitaph. her death comes as the supreme court appears poised to accept a mississippi law that would bar abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, even in cases of rape or incest. technological advances mean it may be possible to screen people for prostate cancer in the next five years, one of the uk's leading experts has said. around 50,000 people in the uk are told they have the disease each year and one in eight will be diagnosed in their lifetime. at present there is no national screening for the disease, however the institute of cancer research says that advances in genetics and mri imaging mean that a tailored programme may be possible in the next three to five years. detectives are investigating a video apparently made by a man arrested in the grounds of windsor castle on christmas mo

i'm a jim, jim and j 0. copenhagen. and a brazilian aquarium has been spreading some christmas chair, but with some bite, a divert the rio de janeiro aquarium has been dawning a santa claus costume while feeding the sharks and sting rays. he's been joined by mrs. claus and other christmas characters for the festive feed. ah, i've a quick check of the top stories here. this out of the head of the world health organizations calling from limits to gatherings over the holiday period. he said there's evidence the on the constrain is more transmissible and can evade vaccines. all fours are seek off this pandemic all off. i want to spend time with friends and family. all are funds one to get back to normal. the fastest way to do this is for all of us leaders and individuals to make the difficult decisions that must be made to protect ourselves and others, but uneven cancelled is better than a life cancelled. it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate to now and grieve. let us rebels from ethiopia, t gray

and mohammed jumped him live for us in copenhagen. okay, let's get the latest from for me to mila now, on the impact of the army kron from johanna spoke. exploits in south africa saying that while they do recognise global daughter, that this recommendation may be premature in that south african daughter shows no adverse effects based on studies in south africa. we're currently health workers are taking part in a study around a boost shot of the j and j vaccine. and they say that we know adverse effects and there aren't any alarming signals to indicate that perhaps they should put j and j on hold. in fact, health experts say that in the coming days, they may make an announcement around allowing booster shots of join j and j to the general public. they've also said they've always known that there are certain risks around vaccines, not just j, a j, specifically blood clots, but these are very rare. and that essentially the benefits of the vaccine, even that one shot of j j outweighs the risk. and so still urging people to get back to nat

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. west mercia police has issued a written apology to the family of the former premier league footballer dalian atkinson, who died from injuries he suffered while being arrested in telford in 2016. the ex—aston villa striker was kicked in the head and tasered by pc benjamin monk, who is now serving eight years for manslaughter. in a letter, the force's new chief constable, pippa mills, said a uniform doesn't "grant officers immunity" from the law. detectives are investigating a video apparently made by a man, arrested in the grounds of windsor castle on christmas morning. the 19—year—old was in possession of a crossbow when he was arrested. since then, he has been sectioned under the mental health act, and remains in the care of medical professionals. the number of shoppers looking for a boxing day high street bargain plummeted compared to pre—pandemic levels. footfall was down nearly 50% on 2019 as many people shunned shops and spent their money online. the british retail consor

i'm a jim, jim j 0 copenhagen. ah, it is good to have you with a solo, adrian finnegan, here in doha, the headlines and al jazeera 12 people have died with the omicron various corona virus and the u. k. deputy prime minister dominic roberts refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. the u. s. presidents hopes of passing a major piece of legislation hangs in the balance. because a senator from his own party won't support it. joe bite needs every democrat of the senate to support, but he had to trillion dollar billed back. better bill, left, ring politician gabriel burridge has been elected chillies next president, or it's 156 percent of the vote of the run off on sunday night. for right candid at jose antonio cast congratulated bridge and urged his supporters to put political differences aside. in latin oh yes, no. our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not here to only speak to peopl

climate summit in copenhagen in 2009. >> that is the reach to escape? [laughter] we either swim or sink together. we have one world. amy: today, archbishop desmond tutu in his own words on war, apartheid, palestine, guantÁnamo , climate change, and more. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. coronavirus cases are skyrocketing in the united states and in many parts of the world with the fast spreading omicron variant combining with lacks public health measures and holiday gatherings to drive daily infections to pandemic level highs. here in the u.s., more than 200,000 people are testing positive for coronavirus each day, nearly reaching last winter speak with the u.s. on pace to surpass one million dly infections in january. u.s. airlines canceled thousands of flights over the christmas holidays, citing increasing rates of illness among flight crews. many schoolistricts and colleges have announced every turned to online classes. public health officials warn of a surge in ped

he joins us live from copenhagen. thank you for being with us. let's take it way back, back in 1946 when winston churchill made a very famous speech when he mentioned the so-called iron curtain. that concept went on to influence international relations for decades. by dividing the world in two parts, isn't there a risk these kind of summits will alienate authoritarian parties even more? >> yes and no. we have seen authoritarianism on the rise. we have seen china and russia really push the borders. we have seen china punish lithuania for engaging, with taiwan. i think what we need is ultimately to bring the democratic world together, and i think that is what biden has done now, taking the first step. i would say authoritarians have already kind of divided up the world. china has opted out of the internet where they do their own surveillance model for their citizens. >> there has been controversy over who was invited to take part in the summit. hungary, for example, which is a member of the european union, which is founded on values of democracy. m

ones. olivia ken riggs work, serving food and drinks at this restaurant, which like so many others in copenhagen was already struggling to hire staff. now things are even more tenuous. i think, oh, there were people who work in the hospitality business or of course of course concerned. it's sad that the christmas again, this year will be affected by commit a time normally reserved for festivity, now filled once more with uncertainty. ma'am jim, jim and 0 company ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden has announced measures to limit a surge of amik wrong cases. they include expanded tests, support for hospitals and more vaccinations, but he stopped short of calling for another lockdown. at least 27 people have died and 70000 displays in floods in me, in malaysia, the military hasn't call to help rescue people trapped in their homes. aid is being delivered to survivors on typhoon ravaged, islands in the philippines. at least 375 people died when type of right hit southern and central regions. more than 400000 people are living and evacuation centers. libya parliamen

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. >> the fifth the book of "the new york times" five best nonfiction books of 2021 the copenhagen trilogy. >> the name tina and michael because this is a book in translation and was written quite a while ago but now only translated into english and published in three books, though it is actually three books, childhood youth and dependency. i was really surprised by this book and by how magnetic and original the writing and the voice is. this person is so vibrantly alive and very famous in her native countries not as well known here but this is sort of before the ideal of a kind of socialist scandinavia and it wasn't a safety net she did not have an easy childhood and she is one of those writers that does right so many letters but doesn't always do it well to which she does bring it back to that time she's able to recapture that feeling of being young and powerless end of the third book you might wonder that title. she becomes addicted to drugs and i get goosebumps just saying that. it's never anyone's fault, but in this case she's married to someone who purposefully gets hurt addicted and

reporter: during thomason's tenure, the sentences go ballet performed worldwide in cities like beijing, copenhagen, london, and paris. >> he definitely brought the sentences go ballet to an international level. >> he has really shaped me as a dancer, as a human being. what i love about him is that he really values the individual dancer and their individual qualities. i think that is something really special. >> reporter: the dancers showcase their talents live streaming digital performances during the covid-19 shutdown. some will debut on stage next year including harmony, which thomas had choreographed working from home. >> reporter: first, the nutcracker. a tradition which takes him back to one of his earliest performances as a dancer. >> i believe i was eight years old, the flowers from nutcracker, i never get tired of the music. it is a very joyous ballet. >> reporter: armed with that joy, thomason and his company are leaping into a new season, bringing back their magic on stage. in san francisco, sharon chen, kpix 5. >>> when he retires, thomason says he and his wife plan to travel to europe

we have more copenhagen. reporter: this has ba once in a generation trial, a special court of 26 judges has presided over three months of hearings and over 100 hours of testimony. that culminated today with a guilty verdict being handed down together with a two month prison sentence. the court found that she had violated the ministerial accountability act. that means she was responsible for the fact that the rule was broken. this centers on an order she gave in 2016 that married asylum seeking couples where one of the pair was under 18 must not be accommodated togetr. ♪ ros: i'm ros atns with "outside source." our lead story -- new datin south africa suggests the new coronavirus variant is not as severe as previous warnings. on sunday, max verstappen won his first formula one championship. he calle his victory the ultimate dream. what comes next has been controversy. minutes after the race, george russell pressed caps lock and tweeted this is unacceptable. this is a former f1 driver -- >> a sequence of even

copenhagen in denmark was the latest city to see large demonstrations this weekend, alongside austria, the netherlands and germany. yet despite governments imposing stricter covid measures, cases of the new omicron variant have now been detected in almost a0 countries. the director for the us centers for disease control and prevention says omicron has been found in least 16 separate states, but was cautious to add... we have about 90 to 100,000 cases right now in the united states, and 99.9% of them are the delta variant. so we have an issue right now in the united states with delta and we have so many things we can do about delta, including getting vaccinated, including getting boosted. in south korea, covid cases have reached record highs of more than 5,000 daily infections, prompting hundreds to queue for testing. governments around the world are restricting travel to try and buy themselves time against the new omicron variant. the eu has restricted flights from seven southern african countries, causing portugal to send repatriation flights to pick up almost 300 stranded citizens i

let's hear from an infectious disease specialist in copenhagen. i think the government is accelerating the third vaccination in denmark. different restrictions have been plummeted. so, i a lot of things are happening. people are really -- have been implement it. people are really busy preparing for this wave of cases we see a doubling of rights every second or third day in denmark. we see the same you just described in the u.k.. ros: given a doubling in omicron cases, are the measures denmark has an auto -- has announced enough? >> that is a big question. no matter how -- whether it is less dangerous than delta or as dangerous as delta, if you read a high enough -- reach high enough number of cases on a daily basis, the hospital system will be overwhelmed. a lot of staff might test positive. then they have to leave the hospital or nursing home and so on. so, there is still a dilemma. because, many testing positive will put strains on the health system. in denma there is an epidemic commission where they are discussing that now. what are sufficient

we didn't follow copenhagen can come through either. we never signed on to this we let the world. even when president trump was president in reducing co2 emissions because of our transfer that no one foresaw. all the energy experts couldn't foresee it so my answer is simple, it's not carbon taxes. if we face the climate emergency, if we face a climate crisis we would do the opposite of what they're proposing. we would not want a green new deal regulatory top-down heavy policy proposal that was going to empower bureaucrats with strict freedom and increase the cost of energy, make us do with less. we would want economic growth , technological advancement. we would want innovation. we would want to waste like we've done in the last 10 years with unforeseen ways like fracking and we want breakthroughs in solar and wind but the problem is you can't ban and energy that's proven fossil fuels and mandate solar and windthat's not ready for prime time . and it's not. i point out less than four percent of the energy production is solarand wind combined . 80+ percent is fossil fuels, 80+ perc

we've got some rain over denmark, potentially heavier bursts in copenhagen with the hiv 10 degrees. also a few showers for edinburgh, but you're in the double digits as well. and for the south of spain, we've got temperatures in the twenty's here, seville 22. lisbon. i think you'll get to 20 as wall in port to 23, with an abundance of sunshine. after the bulk ins we got cloud drifted around here, but temperature is also above average for this time of the year. ferry f. o. 10 belgrade, 13 sophia at 8. now we're all the energy is the action over the eastern med here. we've got an area of low pressure that swirling around some rain over a cypress southern sections of turkey into the northeast of libya and also northern areas of egypt. so that's going to put a cap on temperature. so for a cairo, just the high of 16 degrees on friday, but by saturday you'll start to dry off. that's it. ceasing the frank assessments this crisis, please continue to recon luca sion, even though perhaps he believes in the beginning that it was informed opinions like the whole edition will now be under incred

andrew has more now from copenhagen. this is the 1st impeachment quarter of its kind and nearly 3 decades. but it's also only the 6th impeachment court in this country's history in more than 170 years and destroy berg was given a 60 day jail sentence by this impeachment court. miss soy berg served as the immigration minister here in denmark from 2015 until 2019. she was known for her hard line stance toward immigration at the time. in this case, really all stems from an order that she gave in 2016, in which it steinberg ordered the separation of all asylum seeking refugee couples . these were couples who, if at least one member, was under the age of 18, they would have to be separated. now stolberg said that she initiated this policy in order to protect under age girls and in order to stamp our child marriage. and she has maintained her innocence and all this from the get go saying that nothing about this was illegal, but in 2016 the same year that mr. wellborn initiated this policy, you had a syrian couple, one of the c

frederickson said public places such as cinemas in theaters will be closed from sunday. mamma john groom is in copenhagen with more on this in that press conference, the prime minister said, in record time, the rules of the game have again been changed. she said that because of the worry that's growing right now over the surge in cobra. 19 cases here in denmark, just today, it was announced that 11194 new coven 19 cases have been registered. that applies to the past 24 hours. and i should add that that is once again, a new pandemic record number of daily cases. every day. this week, there has been a new pandemic record daily number of cases. that's one. cause for worry then you will have the on the cron variant cases. they account now here in denmark, for one 5th of the number of cases in the past 24 hours, 2550 new on the kron variant cases have been registered, and there are over 11000 on the kron various cases. overall. here in denmark, now, once the prime minister and the health minister finished speaking the proposals that they made for new restrictions, new cobit 19 related restrictions, went to th

her impeachment trial was denmark's 1st in almost 30 years. mamma jumped june reports from copenhagen allegro. this is the 1st impeachment court of its kind and nearly 3 decades, but it's also only the 6th impeachment court in this country's history in more than 170 years and destroy berg was given a 60 day jail sentence by this impeachment, court miss joy berg served as the immigration minister here in denmark from 2015 until 2019. she was known for her hard line stance toward immigration at the time, in this case, really all stems from an order that she gave in 2016, in which it steinberg ordered the separation of all asylum seeking refugee couples . these were couples who, if at least one member, was under the age of 18, they would have to be separated. now stolberg said that she initiated this policy in order to protect under age girls and in order to stamp our child marriage. and she has maintained her innocence in all this from the get go saying that nothing about this was illegal, but in 2016 the same year that miss joy burn, initiated this policy. you had a syrian couple, one