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city, and we did that we proposed a project to new york state, and last month we won what will be the largest renewable energy project ever built in the united states, an $11 billion project. we're partners with a company called invenergy based in chicago, and the project is called clean path. it will donate 60% of clean energy to new york city, all renewable, solar and wind power in new york state. based upon that -- go ahead. >> no, no. i was going to jump in and try to bring miguel in to explain how he's going to do that. >> right so i was going to say, based on the success of that, we really -- in speaking to our government partners across the country, we realize that this problem urban load centers and dirty grids is something that's consistent throughout the country, and we realized we had a business opportunity to help clean that up, and we reached out we did a search and hired who i

york state and new york city, which is really driven by fossil fuels we realize the only way to clean that up was to build renewables

this is new york state. massachusetts just today reported the highest number of new cases they have seen ever since the pandemic. washington d.c. has a relatively small population, and when big things happen to small populations, things can look warped when you look at the chart, and honestly, look at the chart and washington d.c. and the new covid cases. this is the washington d.c. chart of new covid cases reported overtime. look at the right side of that graph. it looks like a glitch. it looks like somebody dropped it. right? but that is not a typo. that is real and if you want a slice of life in washington in terms of people who live and work in washington d.c. who you heard of a lot of high-profile cases, senator cory booker, senator elizabeth warren, and senator koontz, and this week we have news from the white house that the staffers who work with president biden and vice president harris have been infected. both the president and vice president have been repeatedly tested themselves and remain negativ

a damning new report from the new york state ag, this week showing chris cuomo snooping around for his brother, andrew went with sexually harassing subordinates and that's something a so-called journalist would never deal. in august, the new york governor was under pressure to resign, his younger brother told viewers this. >> i tried to be there for my brother. i am not an advisor. i am a brother. i wasn't in control of anything. my position has never changed. i never misled anyone about the information i was delivering or not delivering on this program. i never attacked nor encouraged anyone to attack any woman who came forward. i never make called to the press about my brother situation. kennedy: never? i don't think that word means what you think it does. problem is, i was hogwash. documents show chris wasn't got involved in his brother's case, trying to dig up dirt on the accusers. in exchange for the governor senior aide, kissing partner omarosa said rumor going around from politico one to two more people coming out tomorrow, can

new york late today reporting five new infections. >> five cases today in the state of new york. >> reporter: in colorado, a fully vaccinated woman who was eligible for a booster but hadn't received one yet. >> it was somebody who just traveled to southern africa and returned. she is experiencing mild symptoms and is isolating at home. >> reporter: and in minnesota, authorities calling a new case there a wakeup call, detecting the variant in a resident who had returned from new york city where he attended an anime had returned from new york city, where he attended an anime conference the weekend before thanksgiving at the javits center. officials suspect the man was likely infected at the conference, seen here, where th shot and wear masks. >> everyone was vaccinated, so i'm not too worried, but variants obviously are complicated. >> reporter: new york's governor kathy hochul is now urging those people to get tested. >> we do anticipate they'll be more cases, but to the extent that they are mild, we'll address them. this is not cause for alarm. >> reporter: the minnesota man also reported mi

let's look at what is going on in new york state. just over 70% of people there fully vaccinated yet they are still experiencing the surge. does the current guidance mask the reality of the current circumstances. >> it's still the same virus. masking, getting fully vaccinated, staying indoors. the omicron variant has shown the ability to find any weakness and exploit it. >> the big question is, is omicron more serious. we know it is more transmissible but is it too early to tell if it leads to more serious cases? >> it is a very good and important question. you want to understand how severe the virus is. it appears in south africa, you are seeing less cases in the hospital you always have to ask the question because they have a lower population than we do. we still don't have an answer to the request. so many rising so fast will cause so many problems. >> what is the best case scenario. >> i think it will be a winter surge. i was walking through my icu and didn't recognize any of my therapists because we had to dig deep into our staf

a short time ago, we learned of five cases now discovered right here in new york state. minnesota and colorado also reporting new cases today. dr. fauci has said the vaccines and the boosters will help fight this. and so far, we are hearing of mild symptoms, that the vaccines are working. patients recovering. tonight, president biden announcing new steps to battle the virus as we now head into the winter months. here's what we know. the minnesota man who tested positive had attended a convention in new york city, an anime convention just before thanksgiving at the javits center. more than 50,000 people were there. they're being urged to be tested now. he was fully vaccinated, had a booster shot and showed mild symptoms. he got back home, was tested, those symptoms have now subsided and again, as i mentioned, everyone who was there urged to be tested and vigilant about symptoms. the colorado case, a woman who was fully vaccinated and eligible for a booster but hadn't received one yet, after returning from a visit to southern africa. she experienced mild symptoms, tested p

breaking tonight, new york state panel order disgraced government enter, to surrender $5.1 million in profit he made from his a book deal at the height of the pandemic, a book on good leadership. a lawmaker accusing him to benefit his public image and sell more books. even a little hitman says as an italian he's embarrassed by formal. he's committed 19 murderers and accused rommel at 15000 nursing home covid that's something he said he never you as a former governor caused more suffering than a mafia boss. what you think? >> i think on occasion we see accountability and i think this

omicron variant popping up in new york silvana is back with that and more >> new york state confirming at least five cases of the new variant just hours after cases were detected in minnesota and colorado the majority of cases were detected inside new york city itself and surrounding buroughs according to governor kathy hochul minnesota's case was found in a resident who recently returned from new york city google said it will no longer require employees to return to corporate offices on january 10th, that's according to an internal email seen by cnbc. they reel wait until the new year to see when offices can reopen at full capacity. >>> according to a new study out of the uk, six different covid-19 vaccines are found to be safe and effective when used as boosters. the peer reviewed phase two trial looked at the safety and efficacy of seven vaccines given after two doses of the astrazeneca or pfizer vaccine. brian, back to you >>> so some potentially good news there. >> absolutely. >> we can use it silvana, thank you. >> you got it. >>> let's turn back to the markets as we look to clos

this is new york state. massachusetts, just today, reported the highest number of new cases they have seen ever since the start of the pandemic. washington d.c. has a relatively small population. and when big things happen to small populations these can look warped when you put them on a chart. but honestly, look at the chart of washington d.c. and its new covid cases. its new this is the washington d.c. chart of new covid cases reported over time. look at the right side of that graph. it looks like a glitch. it looks like somebody dropped, it right? that is not a typo. and that is real. and if you want a little slice of life and washington, in terms of people who work and or live in washington d.c., who you have heard of. we've had a lot of high-profile cases. democratic senator cory booker, senator elizabeth warren, senator chris coons. they've all announced that they have tested positive for covid-19. so congressman jason crow, today congresswoman jan schakowsky announced that she has covid. we have news

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new york state has were -- new york state has reported three consecutive days of record cases. a state of emergency has been declared in washington, d.c. as well. >> growing lines for testing, growing numbers of those affected -- infected. growing concern. people are spending hours in line to get a covid test. >> i'm trying to being safe and careful. but on a mask, even if it is not mandated. i've got two little ones. i concern is mostly with them. one is vaccinated, the other is too little. >> we feel very secure and we want to make sure we -- thousands each week. >> airports getting busier as people head off for the holidays. there is a worry that could lead to another surge in a few weeks and put further strain on hospitals across the u.s.. many states already seeing double digit jumps in admissions. those most at risk, people who have refused to get vaccinated or boosted. dr. fauci: you could transmit that to somebody else who might be vulnerable. who might be an elderly person, someone with an underlying condition. actually, you are playing a role in transmitting that infe

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this is new york state. massachusetts just today reported the highest number of new cases they have seen ever since the start of the pandemic. washington, d.c. has a relatively small population, and when big things happen to small populations, these things can often look kind of warped or outsized when you put them on a chart. but honestly, look at the chart of washington, d.c. and its new covid cases. this is the washington, d.c. chart of new covid cases reported over time. look at the right side of that graph. looks like a glitch, looks like somebody dropped it, right? that is not a typo. that is real. and if you want a little slice of life in washington, in terms of people who work and/or live in washington, d.c. who you heard of, we had a lot of high profile cases this week. democratic senator cory booker, senator elizabeth warren, now senator chris coons, they announced they tested positive for covid. james clyburn is positive, congressman jason crow, congresswoman jan schakowsky. staffers who worked wi

york state. >> in new york state, the isolation guidelines specifies it's for the fully vaccinated in these industries. the cdc guidelines that were just recently updated, it doesn't different siate between the vaccinated or unvaccinated. do you agree with the guidelines in general? do you think that the vaccinated should be singled out as new york did? >> well, you know, we're aware of the cdc guidelines. we have it by a press release and media conversations. we're hopeful that they'll give us a bit more. and we expect to update our guidelines and align with them. we always seek to align with the cdc. but at the moment, we are -- we remain with the guidelines we have for new york state, which are focused on the vaccinated worker. we know vaccinated individuals shed less virus than people who are unvaccinated. there are a whole host of reasons to get vaccinated. but probably the most important is people who are vaccinated are less sick. and this applies also to children. among the children we've seen hospitalized, the majority of them are unvaccinated. and that youngest age group, 5 t

>>> happening now -- breaking news. new covid cases in new york state triple in one week. as experts warn about a dangerous perfect storm in the pandemic with two variants and millions of americans gathering and traveling for the holidays. >>> also tonight, we're learning more about senator joe manchin's bombshell rejection of the biden spending bill that's left the president's agenda in peril once again. the white house suggesting there may still be a way forward as both sides have been trading blame. >>> and nearly one year after january 6th, the u.s. military confronts extremism in the ranks. will new guidance for service members combat the problem? i'll ask the pentagon press secretary, retired rear admiral john kirby. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get straight to the breaking pandemic news. new york's governor just reporting that the state has seen an alarming rise in the number of new covid-19 cases in just one week. cnn's amara w

there is a shortage of tests here in new york city and new york state there is around the nation, quite frankly. but particularly here in new york city, we've seen long lines like this of people wanting to get tested. especially now, given that busy holiday travel season and given how this really is the epicenter here in new york city. the problem is there not enough test sites, because many of them work blows down this year. when people thought that this pandemic was over here in new york city, that clearly now is not. and then if you pivot around this way, you'll see up another block ahead of me. there is even another testing site. again, it just kind of gives you an idea of how many people want to get tested, but simply cannot find enough tests. now, the governor of the state of new york, as well as the mayor have said, carry on with your lives. they're saying if you are fully vaccinated and about 81 percent of all new yorkers, 18 and over are fully vaccinated. they're saying carry on with your life, but get tested. but there are a lot of things that are closing again in new york cit

and the new york state, 21,000 cases according to data released on friday. new york state also revealed that positive 19 cases in the case jumped 154% in less than a week, the previous high was on january 14th when there were 19,900 new cases reported. the omicron variant has been identified in at least 40 states condition to washington, d.c. and puerto rico according to public statements from hospital systems and state officials in their respective states. it's too soon to assume that the omicron variant will cause milder disease experts say. >> it's clear that oomph is extremely contagious variant it doubles in every two to four days and you have to look at the projection of what that means, and, yeah, we're in for a out la of people getting infected with the virus. >> reporter: across the country in places like oregon, people warning about a surge in hospitalizations now that omicron has been detecteded in the state. and in hawaii, the governor saying in a news statement friday saying that the state has seen, quote, an alarming number of cases. and vaccin

york state should not go to new york state, they are going to squander the money, it should go to the family members of the victims, tens of thousands of the elderly who died in nursing homes because as a direct result of andrew ramos march 25 executive order forcing covid patients into nursing homes killing hundreds -- tens of thousands of elderly. that's where the pennies should be going. kennedy: i don't know why leticia james would say anything but that. >> well, i'm not going to argue with that. that is spot on and absolutely correct. i would just add that even though it seems like people are doing the right thing now insisting he return the money, let's just remind people that this was pretty obvious at the time how despicable it was that he was writing this book and raking in all of this money, i'd like, i did four podcasts in a row at the time. while mo objectively handled it the worst of any government and while he was suspending basic constitutionally protected rights, the corporate press was doing nothing but praising him and his brother kruppa time was, now also at the doo

new york state reporting a pandemic record more than 21,000 new cases in 24 hours. tonight, the rockettes' season now canceled. dr. fauci on the studies showing five months out after the two vaccine shots, there's virtually no degree of neutralization. one month after the booster, you're back in range. and tonight, breaking news going into the weekend. the big games being moved because so many players have covid. >>> also tonight, kim potter breaking down on the stand. >> i remember yelling, taser, taser, taser. and nothing happened. >> describing the moment she shot and killed daunte wright. claiming she mistook her gun for her taser. potter sobbing, saying i'm sorry it happened. >>> news tonight about a susp suspected serial killer. >>> a storm moving into the northeast. winter weather alerts already up tonight. snow, sleet, and rain. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the longest sentence yet after january 6th. a florida man repeatedly assaulting officers. >>> tiger woods beginning his comeback. what we witnessed today with tiger and his son. >>> dolly parton, what

we're asking the residents of new york state and the business owners to follow this because we think this is the safest wy for number one to keep people safe, number two, i want to keep the economy open, our small businesses and where people gather, they can't take another hit and that is why we thought this was a reasonable accommodation that you either have a mark mandate or a vaccine mandate, trying to be flexible with the business community, because they're getting crushed once again. we don't want to see that happen. >> you're planning to reassess on january 15th. what would it take for you to get rid of that pmandate? >> serious decline in the number of cases. we're watching the numbers closely. we did this in anticipation of the spike to prepare people for this. we think this will avert more people getting sick and we do hope that everyone will really comes around and realizes this is a simple very minor institution. and all of the children in the state are wearing masks since the beginning, it is not that big of a deal. it will help save lives, keep health a and that as all w

new york state has reported its highest number of infections in a single day. and now the news, a number of people killed by typhoon rye in the philippines has risen to 30 rescuer cuz they're trying to reach, trying to people in the wake of friday storms. hundreds of thousands have been displaced to chile now, where the current wave of undocumented migraines is one of the key issues that could determine the outcome of sunday's presidential election for right candidates . jose antonio cast his proposing to dig a ditch along the northern border to keep my grants out his left wing upon and gabrielle burridge, b. lease. their focus should be on traffickers who smuggle people into the country . the scene. human reports from e kaycie near chillies border with bolivia. there's no electricity or water yet. land grabs and makes shift camps like lemuel le are springing up like mushrooms all over chillies at the camera. desert area of outdoor speech. you're the newest arrivals. are undocumented venezuelan migrants, like angie who came here with her 4 children and no money

we are hearing new york state is seeing cases triple in just one week. omicron is more so transmissible than previous variants, is that how you are taking it? >> i think it is much more transmissible than delta. luckily a study showed it is more transmissible and also showed it does not seem to affect lung cells, university of hong kong study that was replicated last friday. we know that the omicron doesn't infect lung cells very well. it doesn't get into the lungs as well. which is why we are having more mild disease. the hong kong study showed lots of replication in the upper airway that makes it visible just like a cold. >> was saw omicron hit south africa pretty hard and then kind of quickly let up. britain saw something today that said maybe they passed the pecan maybe it's going back to -- the peak and maybe it is going back down. what do you think it means for the u.s.? >> what highly transmissible variants do is it hits fast, but comes down fast. we just found out about the peak in thanksgiving. u.k. looks like it is turning to come down of the p

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new york state breaking a single day record for new infections, over 21,000. earlier this week omicron accounting for at least 13% of new cases. authorities believe it's likely much higher. in new york city, people waiting hours in testing lines snaking around entire city blocks. officials stepping up testing to try to beat back the surge. >> i mean, it's scary. we don't know what's happening, but we're just doing the best we can. >> reporter: covid already shutting down some restaurants and broadway shows. the country's cultural institutions, an ominous reminder of the fraught early days of the pandemic. the lights of some of broadway's biggest hits like "hamilton," "moulin rouge," and "mrs. doubtfire" going dark. and holiday fixture the rockettes today ending their 2021 season of their beloved christmas spectacular. >> we were really just disappointed because we came all the way from alabama. that is a long way. >> reporter: covid also ripping through professional sports. multiple nfl and nhl games postponed. dozens of nba players on covid lists. and tonight

new covid cases in new york state breaking a record three days in a row putting the iconic new year's celebration in times square up for grabs. so in moments, dr. amesh adalja takes the questions that you've been tweeting me at martha maccallum. but first, david lee miller live in new york city with the latest. hi, david lee. >> hi, martha. as you point out, there's a record of covid cases in new york state since the pandemic began. the governor made a point of saying the situation now is not nearly as tire when the pandemic was at its worth. more than 22,000 people infected in a single day in new york state. upstate tompkins county, home to cornell university, has the state's highest infection rate. there's a surge here in new york city. the seven-day average for positive test respects were 7%. governor hochul saying the omicron variant explains why she's so concerned. >> as this spreads and i don't think upstate new york has seen the full brunt of this of how fast it spreads. it's all over new york city. that's the hospital capacity i'm worried about. >> the city says hospitalizatio

new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. alan fishery. it's the start of the biggest trouble window across the u. s. for millions christmas and new year. holidays start here on the thread from the amok on period. hasn't kept people home but has given them some warning. i'm very concerned about it because the flights are full inside the lobby. it's all on the plains of who cooper. testing lines are back to some people waiting hours to get checked out. my brother woke up not feeling good with a fever, and i got a text during lunch saying that he got it. so this place is always open the b and is no. and at least 40 states, places like connecticut and michigan are seeing significant surgeries in hospital admissions. new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken, almost here is going to start to spread much more rapidly beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal cou

new york state's indoor mask mandate now taking effect today. california will reimpose its mask mandate on wednesday. and from overseas tonight, the uk now reporting its first known death from the fast-moving omicron variant. the prime minister there has warned of a, quote, tidal wave coming. omicron doubling there every two to three days. here's abc's stephanie ramos tonight. >> reporter: fighting back against an alarming spike in covid cases, new york state now mandating masks inside any business that does not require proof of a vaccine. >> this is a pandemic. people are sick. this thing keeps mutating. wear a mask, it's not a big deal. >> i just can't wait for this to end. i mean, i can't wait until i can take this off. >> reporter: and california today following suit, reinstituting its indoor mask mandate for the next month. it comes as the delta variant is driving a covid surge nationwide. and the country closing in on yet another horrific milestone -- almost 800,000 lives lost to covid. and with the omicron variant now in 30 states and was

in hospital admissions, new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken almost here. it's going to start to spread much more rapidly beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal court has reinstated the bytes administration's vaccine mandate for big companies. that means workers at companies with more than $100.00 employees will have to either be vaccinated or undergo weekly testing an appeals court saying the government must be allowed to respond to cover dangers. as the evolve. some republican states oppose the idea. it's a measure which is now almost certainly going to end up being argued at the supreme court. for the white house though, it's a small victory in a sea of much bleaker news. alan fisher. i'll just, you know, washington hong kong, as chief executive, as urging people to vote in the 1st legislative elections and sweeping changes were imposed by mainland china. kerry lamb defended the reforms, on

new york state is also requiring mandates in all public places where vaccines aren't required. the u.s. supreme court said it won't block new york state's requirement for healthcare workers which does not offer an exemption for religious reasons. >> o'donnell: tonight the congressional committee investigating the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol is recommending contempt charges against mark meadows. meadows, on orders from former president trump, is refusing to cooperate with the investigation, siting executive privilege. they want to ask meadows about his efforts to help mr. trump over turn his defeat in the presidential election. >> and coming up next...amid the widespread destruction here in kentucky, the glimmers of hope. >> o'donnell: in the wake of disasters, we often find communities that come together, and this is when you find the very best that america has to offer. mayfield, kentucky, is the quintessential small town. now mayfield is a town of devastation. but for every destroyed home here, you will also find symbols of america. not just flags that survived a monst

new york state, for one, breaking records for a fourth day in a row. what they're seeing tonight from texas to new york to michigan, and dr. jha is standing by to walk us through this. also news on moderna's booster tonight. >>> also developing as we come on the air, the earthquake in california. a strong earthquake off the coast. the magnitude 6.2 quake damaging homes and businesses. some windows shattered. several aftersharks now being reported. >>> tonight, news president biden has talked with senator joe manchin, after the bombshell reveal 24 hours ago by manchin that he is a no on the president's build back better bill. tonight, what both of them are now signaling now. cecilia vega with us live at the white house. >>> two major drills we're watching at this hour. jury deliberations now under way in the case of former police officer kim potter in minnesota. the prosecutor calling the shooting and killing of daunte wright reckless and a blunder of epic propoe sutipropotions. >>> and the trial of ghislaine maxwell going to the jury late today. the pr

new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken. here is going to start to spread much more rapidly at the beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal court has reinstated the bytes administration's vaccine mandate for big companies. that means workers at companies with more than $100.00 employees will have to either be vaccinated or undergo weekly testing. an appeals court saying the government must be allowed to respond to covert dangerous. as the evolve. some republican states oppose the idea. it's a measure which is now almost certainly going to end up being argued at the supreme court. for the white house, though, it's a small victory in a sea of much bleaker news island, fisher. i'll just, you know, washington doctor bar its pan kenya is a senior clinical lecture at university of access to medical school, joins us live from city of bath by skype. now, this study by imperial college london has been a lot

again, the new york city mayor and new york state governor are very clear on this issue. so they will be fined, it starts today, the fines start at $1,000. we will have to see how that really goes. also remember because of omicron, a lot of businesses went back to virtual businesses in the last week or so, so we will see a slow start after christmas weekend. and we will have to see if there are any demonstrations or people really refusing. i do see, on a personal level, some people still refuse to mask when they are in stores even though there was a mask mandate everywhere. so you do see these outliers. and we will have to wait and see if there is any critical reaction to this. courtney keely talking to my colleague lucy hockings. more now from india, where a new night—time curfew is being imposed in delhi from tonight to try to contain a growing number of coronavirus cases. the restriction will last for six hours each night. our south east asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has the latest from delhi. this is one of the first steps being announced by not only the governmen

new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. alan fisher reports. it's the start of the biggest travel window across the us for millions christmas and new year holidays start here. and the threat from the con variant hasn't kept people home, but has given them some warning. i'm very concerned about it because the fighter for inside the lobby is full on the plains of who cooper testing lines are back to some people waiting hours to get checked out. my brother woke up not feeling good with a fever, and i got a text during lunch saying that he got it. so this place is always open. the ve the and is know, and at least 40 states, places like connecticut and michigan are seeing significant surgeries in hospital admissions. new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken. all here is going to start to spread much more rapidly and beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal court ha

because of that sharp rise in numbers, because new york state continues to beat its own record in terms of daily covid cases, it will certainly be anything but a normal new year's in times square when you consider the measures still in place. normally 58,000 people would file in. the mayor announcing last week, it would be closer to 15,000. they will be allowed later in this afternoon versus what usually happens, when you see the crowds, the wave of revelers begin to crash into times square in the early morning hours. instead, that's not happening until this afternoon. before they make it to some of the various checkpoints, they will still have to show vaccination proof. once the events get started, masks will be required. that gives you a sense of all the safety measures in place to make sure things remain as safe as possible. remember, this is happening amid growing calls for city officials to cancel the event event. mayor bill de blasio, here's term is -- just a few hours left in his term as he wraps up his term in office, he said it is viable because of the high vaccination rate in

carley: brooke is here this morning, good morning. >> reporter: the new york state ethics panel says andrew cuomo must return $5.1 million he earned from his book. american crisis, leadership lessons from the covid 19 pandemic. cuomo's spokesperson saying the move is political hypocrisy and duplicity at its worst but in a 12-1-vote the state ethics panel rules cuomo, quote, lacked the legal authority to engage in outside activity and received compensation in regard to the book. the panel saying cuomo violated a pledge that he would write the book on his own time without using any state resources or government staff. cuomo was ordered to return those profits all within the next 30 days to attorney general latisse a james who will decide how to distribute it. ron kim applauded the news yesterday saying as he chased on publishers he was suppressing life-and-death information from lawmakers especially about how the pandemic was impacting nursing homes. listen to this. >> thousands of unnecessary deaths. took away the belly to legislate and took away family's ability to make decisions for

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new york state reporting that on thursday it had the highest single day count of new cases with just over 21,000, according to data released on friday. new york state revealed the cases in the state jumped 154% in less than a week. the previous high was on january 14th when there were 19,900 new cases reported. the omicron variant has been identified in 40 states, washington, d.c. and puerto rico, according to public statements from hospital systems in their respective states. it is too soon to assume if it will create december. >> it doubles every two to four days. and you have to look at the projections of what that means. yeah, we are in for a lot of cases of people getting infected with this virus. >> across the country in states like oregon, officials are warning of severe illness and a surge in hospitalizations now that omicron has been detected. the governor said in a news conference the state is seeing alarming increase in covid-19 cases. vaccines are still the best way to fight covid-19, officials say. . >> we still have 50 million or more people in this country who have not

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new york states reported 3 consecutive days of record cases in a state of emergency has been declared in washington dc from them. allan fisher has this report going lines protesting, growing numbers of those infected, growing, concerned where this is all heading in america, across the country. people are spending hours in line to get a covert test plan to say economy, careful, you know, given the mask on indoors, even though it's not mandated, it's john to be safe as fossil got to little one. so my concern is mostly with them . once vaccinated in one is not too little to get vaccinated. so we feel very secure in, in our workforce. we just make sure that we're safe privacy, thousands of people here ports are getting busier to is people head off for the christmas and new year holidays. there's a worry that that could lead to another search in a few weeks and it could put further strain on hospital systems across the u. s. many states already seeing double digit jumps in hospital admissions. those most at risk, people who have refused to get back sedated or boosted. if you get infected,

new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken on here. is going to start to spread much more rapidly beginning of the year. and only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal court is reinstated the bytes administration's vaccine mandate for big companies. that means workers at companies with more than $100.00 employees will have to either be vaccinated or undergo weekly testing. an appeals court saying the government must be allowed to respond to cover dangers as the evolve. some republican states oppose the idea. it's a measure which is now almost certainly going to end up being argued at the supreme court. for the white house, though, it's a small victory in a sea of much bleaker news island fisher. i'll just, you know, washington urgent appeal for food and water being made in parts of the philippines, devastated by super typhoon rye. the number of confirmed that has risen to 75. many of them drowned and dozens remain missing and flooded

new york state is reported 3 consecutive days of record cases and 12 people are known to have died from on the ground in the u. k. prime minister bars johnson says he's looking at all kinds of measures to cut the number of cases of the headlines rebels from ethiopia to region, say there, withdrawing from northern territory. they've been losing ground in, i'm horror, and are far in recent weeks. fighters say they're pulling out of those areas entirely to open the door to humanitarian aid. took his lawyer, made a shop recovery off the bank of measures by the government to ease the currency crisis. president reject typo on announced a series of steps including a promise to compensate savers for their losses as the leeward decline. the jury deliberation on the trial of a former u. s. police officer involved in the shooting of a black motorist, kimberly thought has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter over the death of dante wright. she says she meant to use a taser, but drew her gun instead and opened fire. chill as president elect gabrielle bartch has held transition talks with the outgoing

the numbers here in new york are staggering. 28000 new infections in 24 hour period in new york state of those 17000 just here in new york city. at a time when the busy travel season is happening here. and there is also, i should mention, a flood of tourists here as well that come for the christmas season, a holiday season here in new york as well. city and state officials are saying do not panic their messages. this is not the same as march 2020. they say the numbers might be the same in terms of infections. people getting infected by krona virus, but they say the city and state are much more prepared, particularly because about 81 percent of new yorkers are fully vaccinated. with that said, though, this is spreading very fast here. can you talk to anyone? and they all say it seems like everybody is touching on me right now here. and you can see from these lines with the testing sites, there's definitely a demand for testing. thank you so much. gabriel xander reporting from new york to china. now we're more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay home in the eastern city of gi

new york state itself has reported 3 consecutive days of record cases and 12 people and non to have died from the con variance in the u. k prime. and as far as johnson says, he is looking at quite all kinds of measures to cut the number of cases on. to other news rebels from ethiopia as trigger, i region say there withdrawing from northern territories and losing ground in the regions of m hara and far in recent weeks. if i decided pulling out of those areas entirely to open the door to humanitarian a's, the turkish libra has made a sharp recovery of the back of measures by the government to ease the currency crisis. president, reject typo to one, announced a series of steps including a promise to compensate savers for losses that have been incurred. jury's excuse me, concluded it's 1st day of deliberations in the trial of a former u. s. police officer. involved in the shooting of a black motorist, kimberly potters pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. over the death of dante wright, she says she meant to use her taser withdrew her gun instead, and open fire and chill is that president elec

my grandfather was in the new york state assembly, my father was in the new york state of assembly, a member of congress then. i'm an only child and very close to both my parents, and we would have sunday breakfast and we would have elections for who was going to be president of the day. so i would say, if i'm elected president, i will take us all to the zoo and whatever you promised you got to fulfill, so you learned a lot about making deals so you could get that extra vote. we would have elected officials come to our house all the time. so it was an area in which i felt very comfortable. my dad didn't run for office until i was in high school, but there was always that constant discussion of politics. he was always involved in campaigns. then when my dad did run for politics, i continued to follow and nip at his heels and just found the debates, the protests, so much of campaigning. my friends and i would go door to door with him and stick letters with him into doors. it just sort of became a natural thing. i remember at the time, going back to the question of if i had female role m

new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. alan fish, now it's the start of the biggest trouble window across the us for millions christmas and new year holidays start here. and the threat from the con variant hasn't kept people home. but has given them some warning, i'm very concerned about it because the flight for inside the lobby is full on the plains of pool cooper, testing lines, or back to some people waiting hours to get checked out. my brother woke up not feeling good with a fever, and i got a text during lunch saying that he got it. so this place is always open. the ve the and is know, and at least 40 states, places like connecticut and michigan are seeing significant surgeries in hospital admissions. new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken. all here is going to start to spread much more rapidly and beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your shots. meanwhile, a federal court has reins

new york state broke its cases. nearly 50% of the cases are in new york city. >> it is important to say this clearly. we are not telling people to hide or hunker down or surrender to this situation. we're telling people be smart. if you're not feeling well, stay home for sure. if you might have been exposed, get a test and act accordingly depending on the result, of course. if you're a vulnerable person, older with preexisting conditions, limit the kinds of things you go to. but we're not telling vaccinated people to stop living their lives. >> we've got no room. >> broadway shows have canceled performances due to covid outbreaks. two of them, american you taupe i can't, and come from away, canceled their wednesday shows just hours before curtain. and three universities, george washington, temple and syracuse, the latest to adjust their classroom plans because of the covid surge. >> for k through 12, 85 school districts are adopting some kind of hybrid or fully remote option. in red leaning states, there is still ev

it's not just happening in new york city or new york state. there's a hospital in chicago that's reporting a four fold increase for hospitalizations among children with covid. children's national hospital in washington, d.c., is saying that nearly half of the children they test for covid are showing that they are positive. you've got children's hospitals across the country now who are all preparing for this to get worse. that's because you've got this fast-moving omicron variant. you have a couple of other factors that are going to combine here, these holiday gatherings you saw last weekend, holiday gatherings you could see this weekend. so you have medical professionals across the country certainly expecting they will see more children winding up in the hospital. experts are saying there is no indication that the virus itself has become more severe for children. so parents need to sort of take that in as well. but what can we all do as parents? if your kids qualify to get vaccinated, the experts are saying get your kids vaccinated, because, o

new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. allen, the fisher reports from washington, d. c. it's the start of the biggest trouble window across the us for millions christmas and new year. holidays start here. and the threat from the on the con variant hasn't kept people home, but has given them some warning. i'm very concerned about it because the flight for inside the lobby is full on the plains of who cooper. testing lines are back to some people waiting hours to get checked out. my brother woke up not feeling good with a fever, and i got a text during lunch saying that he got it. so this place is always open the b and is no, and at least 40 states, places like connecticut and michigan are seeing significant surgeries in hospital admissions. new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken. all here is going to start to spread much more rapidly beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to