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this country. and particularly to its workers. the disease right now, killed almost 1 million americans. it spreads from person to person contact, and is confined in small spaces. that includes work place environments. and in those environments, individuals have little control in their capacity to mitigate risk. covid-19, in short, is a war since the diseases onset, most americans have seen their workplaces transforms. the administrative agency charged with having health and safety in workplaces, told congress what to do. osha, the occupational their safety and health administration, issued an emergency temporary standard. requiring either vaccination or masking and taxing all within recorder of the agency s mission, to protect employees from great danger, osha estimates, and there is no ground for disputing. that the standard that they proposed would save more than 6500 lives. and for over a quarter million hospitalizations just in six months time. yet today, the ....
and most of us will notice temperatures rising a bit across the uk today, but we will also see a weather front. uk today, but we will also see a weatherfront. i ll be back uk today, but we will also see a weather front. i ll be back with all the details. it s saturday, the 11th of december. our main story: concern about the surge in omicron cases is dominating the news agenda this morning as the covid infection rate reaches its highest level since early january. everyone eligible is being urged to get their booster jab after scientists warn that two vaccine doses aren t enough to stop you catching the new variant. we ll discuss that in just a moment. but first, let s find out how care homes in england will be affected. our reporter simonjones has the details. they are getting into the christmas spirit at this care home in norwich, but the shadow of omicron looms. the home, though, says it is determined not to close to visitors. i home, though, says it is determined not to clo ....
it, and that person does it. so in virginia, our system functions perfectly come our democratic system. there are still people in the state of virginia who don t believe in democracy. they are not cue in on people, other members democratic party. they have contempt for election results and they do what they want. a lot of these people are now running the public schools in virginia. if they don t care about the law or election outcomes, they refused to lift the mask mandates for children. governor young and pushed back against the scum of course, and it wound up in court. yesterday the judge in that case made a highly revealing statement. i m not going to decide who s right and who s wrong on masking, this is really about the hierarchy of authority. exactly. that s really it is what it is it about. there s not a huge amount of scientific debate over masks on children. masks don t appear to work or protect children. we do know they hurt children profoundly. at this p ....
hello, i m sally bundock. it all sounds a bit fishy, we will get to that a little later stop. let s get down to business, and we begin with the rising price of oil which is pushing up the cost of living globally. with tensions on the ukraine russia border not easing, markets are betting demand for oil could go up, and, recently, we saw the price of the black stuff hitting its highest level for 7 years, and this impacts everything from fuel to food bills. today, the members of the oil cartel opec and other oil producers, will meet. so will they change their decision making on oil production? and what pressure are they under as well. as you can see from this graph, though, oil has been on a steep upward trajectory over the past year with some analysts now predicting it won t be long before it hits $100 a barrel. well, there are three main reasons. firstly, there s now growing optimism about the speed at which the global economic will recover from the coronavirus pandemi ....
tonight i like to highlight some of the best comedians out there today by taking a look at some of the funniest interviews they had with us right here on one nation. we start with an old favorite rob schneider but i m not saying he s old but he s had us laughing since 1990 at his first big break on snl we ve been laughing ever since you may know from the big screen come big movies like dusen bigelow, the water boy, grown ups. you can do it you can do it all night long heard. think there s been a mistake. as you say state? quick start beating me up make it look good. [background noises] he what question get him. this year rob schneider returned his roots going back to stand up to going back to the stage take on the woke mob and i admitted he has never been funnier. question on where the economy goes i like my dog but i do i m not one of these delusional dog owners in my dog loves me. i know my dog loves me. could you don t know if your dog loves you he ....