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system, can cope at the moment. not just because of the number of patients who are being admitted with omicron, because as we know, the death toll from this variant appears to be much, much lighter than in previous variants. but it s also the staffing shortages as well that public services are having to grapple with, particularly the public health service. this morning members of parliament are debating this very issue in one of the committees. jeremy hunt was pointing out that already going into the pandemic, n.h.s. was short nearly 100,000 staff. it is not just the health system affected by this in the united kingdom. it is also transport services, too. one of the main commuter lines into london had to suspend services for a couple of weeks because of staff shortages. and what we know is that even though the omicron variant might be milder. the point is if people have tested positive, they still have to isolate for a period of time. so we ve got that mismatch between the isolation cr
personnel are being reported at several different american installations across japan. and because of that, a call was held early this morning japan local time, between japan s foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state. it lasted about 35 minutes, and one of the reasons for the call was for japan to request stricter measures be put in place at u.s. military bases. that includes restricting all service members from leaving their base. okinawa, japan s southernmost prefecture has been one of the most hardest hit areas during this recent surge in cases, and okinawa s local governor as you had mentioned is blaming the u.s. mill friday for failing to contain the virus and contain the variant to local communities. they acted promptly to reduce the spreading to local communities. more stringent mitigation measures have been put into place following the recent rise in cases. those measures include a mask mandate while on and off base regardless of vaccination status, and increased testi
and he said that he was following me, and then panned down to his gun, and said that he had something for me. reporter: congresswoman torres s office now tells us the direct threats against her like that one have ramped down since last summer, but they say she s still getting near constant online harassment related to her work on immigration. now, as for any possible threats to the capitol this coming thursday, the anniversary of the attack, chief manger said there are no major red flags at the moment. he says they are keeping an eye on a protest expected at the nearby d.c. jail that day. brian todd, cnn, washington. thanks, brian. the president of the well-known florida retirement community the villages is facing felony voter fraud charges, 64-year-old charles franklin barnes was arrested on tuesday, released pending arraignment next month. barnes is charged with casting more than one ballot, although
the house floor, and we will hear directly from lawmakers who experienced that day. but i do want to emphasize, laura, a lot of us that experienced the january 6 insurrection will never forget what happened and, of course, today is going to be a tough day for a lot of us. a tough day indeed. daniela, thank you for being there for us. thank you for your reporting. take care, daniela. it s going to be a tough day for a lot of folks on the hill. more than 700 people, meanwhile, have been charged for their role on january 6. yesterday two friends who entered the capitol together were sentenced to 30 days in jail each. the judge saying this wasn t bill and ted s excellent adventure. they came to washington knowing full well the events of january 6. their actions were an assault on the american people. cnn s kaitlan joins us from washington. this offers us a chance to step back and take stock of the justice department s investigation, one of the biggest for d.o.j. of all time.