health analyst john campbell's speaking to us a little earlier. i had to look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. germany has put the u. k. on its list of high risk covered countries bringing in tight and travel restrictions as of monday, arrivals from britain will now need to quarantine for 2 weeks regardless of their vaccination status. the w h. o confirm confirms ami cronies fasting is spreading rather faster than the previous previously discovered delta variant. but they say its severity remains unclear. the variant has now been discovered in nearly 90 countries and numbers arising in the us as well as both the delta and army from variance continue to spread. the overall number of confirmed infections past 50000000 on saturday, with some experts fearing that the country's already overburdened health care system is at risk of collapse. polls have opened in hong kong 1st parliamentary elections since a crackdown on the pro democracy movement by bay. ching observers are expecting a relatively low turnout as many hong kong residents

oh, earlier we spoke to john campbell, a health analyst and asked for his assessment on the situation in london. my big hope is because on the currently spreading so quickly, i think basically everyone in europe is going to be exposed to roma. crohn in the next few weeks, that might be a few remote people that don't, everyone's going to be exposed to it. and we're hoping that most people are going to be protected against severe illness because of the large level of vaccination in the community. and because of the immunity that we have from people that already had the infection that is going to protect against severe disease. so we're really hopeful that is going to cause common cold type symptoms. now in london, at the moment, the most common features that people are getting are runny nose, headache, fatigue, sore throat and sneezing, is common cold type features. because every time someone has these features, that's going to give them a big boost to their immune system is going to protect the morgan stanley quantum to hopefully against the variance as well. so i'm really hoping that

oh, earlier we spoke to john campbell, a health analyst and asked him for his assessment on the situation in london. my big hope is because on the currently spreading so quickly, i think basically everyone in europe is going to be exposed to the micron. in the next few weeks, there might be a few remote people that don't, but everyone's going to be exposed to it. and we're hoping that most people are going to be protected against severe illness because of the large level of vaccination in the community. and because of the immunity that we have from people that already have the infection that is going to protect against of a disease. so we're really hopeful that is going to cause common cold type symptoms . now in london, at the moment, the most common features that people are getting are runny nose, headache, fatigue, sore throat and sneezing is common cold type features. because every time someone has these features, that's going to give them a big boost to their immune system is going to protect the morgan stomach on it, hopefully against the variance as well. so i'm really hoping that

thank you very much for that health and left john campbell. thank you back. oh i several governments in europe, i drastically tightening restrictions. there also thing push backs this way, cancel protests against restrictions in a number of major european cities. some resulting in clashes between protesters and police breach bubbling over in germany. i more than 11000 protesters flooded the streets of hamburg as opponents of tighter cobit measures came out across the country. oh, miss also flying in london. these protesters said they've had enough ground. 5000 of them marched against the latest round of colbert restrictions in the u. k. here, the more transmissible on the cranberry into the force, the government to tight restrictions. but scientists, a warning that even more must be done and fast. if the country wants to stop hospital admissions from soaring, all of the meetings that we've attended in so far as the network is concerned with modeling is taking place. that the message is clear that this looks like it's the calm before the storm. ah, it's a prob

we're also trying to stay home for health analyst john campbell. many thanks indeed for all your insights. thank you martin. thank you. all right, let's turn our attention out to some of the other stories making headlines. this our, the philippines disaster agency says the death toll from typhoon ry has risen to 31 . the storm also caused massive destruction and officials say many people are still unaccounted for. more than 300000 and fled their homes to escape the typhoon, which was one of the most powerful in recent years to strike the philippines. 3 construction workers had been killed in italy after 2 building cranes collapsed in the street in the city of terrain. 2 workers died at the scene. the 3rd was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead to passers by, were also injured. bela ruth is receiving help from russia in its migrants stand off with poland, russia sending long range bombers to help patrol the western borders of its allied . that's according to bill. over us and military. the you accuses men of engineering the crisis by brin

well, for more, we can speak to health educator john campbell. he joins us now from carlyle in the u. k. hello to you, welcome to the w. so we just mentioned a short time ago that france is now banning most travels from the u. k. from entering the country. do you feel this is the right move to slow the spread of the army? kron variant. a probably would have been if the da at a much earlier stage, but at the moment the, on the court cases in france for about 7 to 10 percent of the total cases. so it's already endemic in princeton. it's already spreading in from really so introducing a travel band at this stage really doesn't make too much sense. you might keep out a few cases, but with so much domestic spread going on already. it doesn't actually make too sense that too much. so the things with travel bonds, if you can do trouble and it will blow you a bit of time because make no mistake. this all micron varying is going everywhere . so our trouble band can give you a few days or even a week or 2 extra, because the only is useful if you use that t

john campbell. john, thanks so much for coming on your hero to millions of people as you know, full well despite this modesty that you do not always exhibit on the videos. and even if people haven't seen the videos on your youtube channel, they've got to seize millions and millions of people all around the world. in fact, that's why i'm gonna ask you, why do you think your videos are that popular is wrong with the so called mainstream media coverage that they're not getting it from public service broadcasters or so why do they need to watch a expert in public health in nursing and so on to really understand what it means to their lives. i must say that's been a bit of a mystery to me. i shall i actually started making videos way back in the early ninety's on v h s tapes and we used to send them to various places on the world. then we went on to on to d, v d 's and used to send those around and we d materialized online and youtube. and it's just like paid taken off after the micron are not going to g

john campbell. john, thanks so much for coming on your hero to millions of people as you know, full well despite this modesty that you can always exhibit on the videos. and even if people haven't seen the videos on your youtube channel, they've got to seize millions and millions of people all around the world. in fact, that's why i'm gonna ask you, why do you think your videos are that popular? what's wrong with the so called mainstream media coverage that they're not getting it from public service broadcasters or so why do they need to watch a, a, an expert in public health in nursing and so on to really understand what it means to their lives. i must say that's been a bit of a mystery to me. i shall i actually started making videos way back and nearly ninety's on v h s tapes and we used to send them to various places on the world. then we went on to our on to d, v d 's and used to send those around and we d materialized online and youtube. and it's just like paid taken off after the omicron knocke

it joint now from carlisle to discuss the potential impacts of this new mutation is doctor john campbell. john, thanks so much for coming on your hero to millions of people as you know, full well despite this modesty that you and i always image on the videos. and you know, if people haven't seen the videos on your youtube channel, they've got to seize millions and millions of people all around the world. in fact, that's why i'm gonna ask you, why do you think your videos are that popular? what's wrong with the so called mainstream media coverage that they're not getting it from public service broadcasters or so why do they need to watch a expert in public health in nursing and so on to really understand what it means to their lives. i must say that's been a bit of a mystery to me. i shall i actually started making videos way back in the early ninety's on v h s tapes and we used to send them to various places on the world. then we went on say we're on to d, v d 's and used to send those around and we d materialized online and youtube and it's just like paid taken off after the omicron off

john campbell. john, thanks so much for coming on your hero to millions of people as you know, full well despite this modesty that you want to always exhibit on the videos, you know, if people haven't seen the videos on your youtube channel, they've got to seize millions and millions of people all around the world. in fact, that's why i'm gonna ask you, why do you think your videos are that popular? what's wrong with the so called mainstream media coverage that they're not getting it from public service broadcasters or so why do they need to watch a expert in public health in nursing and so on to really understand what it means to their lives. i must say that's been a bit of a mystery to me. i shall i actually started making videos way back in the early ninety's on v h s tapes and we used to send them to various places on the world. then we went on to our on to d, v d 's and used to send those around and we d materialized online and you and it's just like pay taken off after the, on the call. no, no

oh, well, earlier we spoke with john campbell, a health analyst and asked for his assessment on the, on the current situation in london. my big hope is because on the corner spreading so quickly, i think basically everyone in europe is going to be exposed to rama crohn. in the next few weeks, there might be a few remote people that don't, but everyone's going to be exposed to it. and we're hoping that most people are going to be protected against severe illness because of the large level of vaccination in the community. and because of the immunity that we have from people that already had the infection that is going to protect against severe disease. so we're really hopeful that it is going to cause common cold type symptoms. now in london, at the moment, the most common features that people are getting are runny nose, headache, fatigue, sore throat and sneezing. it's common cold type features because every time someone has these features that's going to give them a big boost to their immune system is going to protect them against all mc one at the, hopefully against the variance as

i will call john betty. now again now langham usa, our member campbell. this is in betty macy shemelle. i called once again, giovanni keeping noah gardner with the gym, zagging in and they were in the more full day. i vidalia commercial mission over the night before formulas. oh good. thank ah, the with is stuffy postcolonial novel. she was she don't sound pretty cheap. is of it. and wanted to see more for israel as your met who's in city was damage on. he's not banded buff. yes, receipt on you wouldn't use your boss plan to call it almost did amaya e. i know that dumb it down to me or susan boss it up if number is on my almost made it over a say that it was the 1st one. so you get your fucking treatment, what he's asking for is a was going to say she got it with my as you run it. the one is on the walk, a walk through the monday, the one about. and you can just go to the, my interest in that don't show that there's a to go get on in the new soon. erica was and i was almost, i don't say i am. i think some of them are even looking actually a couple moments

yeah, you should've seen her take down john krasinski last week. got him to admit he loved his wife. it was brutal. (shushing) all right, our next guests are a couple of physicists-- don't turn the channel. they've been doing some viral videos online about what it's like to be in the running for a nobel prize. please welcome doctors greg pemberton and kevin campbell. (cheering, applause) why does she even want to have scientists on? uh, silly question. who else will give her audience causal explanations of natural phenomena? i love you, honey, but think. so you guys have discovered something pretty amazing in the universe. obviously, i understand, uh, high-level physics because i'm a comedian, but... (laughter) ...can you explain it to the audience? well, i don't know, i'm not sure we're even smart enough to understand it. (laughter)

kevin campbell. what do you think? you think the quarantine -- the shrinkage of the quarantine times will help? let's let people get back out there. >> jackie, it was the right move. i think what we're seeing is what happens when you test asymptomatic people routinely, you have a lot of positive tests that are people that are really not sick. so i think limiting that quarantine makes sense. we know the virus is most transmissable in the first couple days after symptoms occur and a couple days after they occur. so i think this makes a lot of sense to me. >> john kept talking about the economy. he mentioned the fact that there's people unvaccinated. remember that 2/3s of this country is fully vaccinated. i know so many people that are vaccinated and have a booster shot. they are getting omicron. they're getting this strain of the coronavirus. they are saying their symptoms are mild. so you know, to a certain extent seems like the administration's focus on vaccination, vaccinations. i'm not necessarily sure that anybody w

kumasi: as tim johns tells us, there is more to the story than holiday cheer. it is also helping to build a bay area -- build a better bay area. >> for the fast 20 years, heather campbell has been hard at work transforming her home into a christmas kabul. >> it has gotten bigger and bigger. reporter: this year, she estimates she has put up about 100,000 lights. family tradition that started with a simple request from her son. >> my oldest son came to his dad and said, why don't we have any christmas lights. my husband went to kmart and put up a couple of lights. i am like, we can do better than that. reporter: and she did. over the years, the home has become a favorite stopping point for families all around cat aloma. something that helps put them in the holiday mood. >> it is really cool. i have been here almost every year they have been doing this. reporter: it is not just the christmas spirit that drives campbell to do this every year. outside the house, visitors will find a small donation box collecting money for a local nonprofit, working to help people in

i spoke to john campbell, a health analyst in the u. k. and asked him if travel bands are really effective at slowing the spread of the trouble bands can be useful in the though by you a bit of time. so it's what you do with that time. that's important. so governments in the u. k, the u. k. in germany for example a trying a great greatly.