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no longer be, among her other titles, the queen of barbados. as of tonight, midnight, there will no longer be a queen of barbados. we will have a new head of state in that country. she will be the first ever president of barbados. she is here on the right side of your queen. her name is sandra mason. sandra mason is currently the governor general of barbados, that technically means she s been the top representative of the queen. but tonight, that job goes away, barbados will cease to have a queen, or a king for that matter, it will become as of tonight, a republican independent with the president and a prime minister, it will no longer be a monarchy. and, i should message, this is a friendly transition. prince charles, who is next in line for the british throne, when his mother s rain is, over he will be in there in barbados. for the ceremony that will mark the transition. barbados will keep its name, its flag and its dollar and its national anthem. there will be some c ....
heavy rain and snow. millions are trying to head home today. we have your post-thanksgiving travel forecast. all right. the last day of the holiday weekend. sunday, november 28th. we re so grateful to have your company as all. good morning. nice to be back with you, on such a busy news day. yes. let s talk about it. let s get right to it. we begin with countries around the world locking down, scientists are racing to learn more about the new omicron covid variant. yeah. more countries confirmed cases of this new variant. u.s. health experts are warning the strain could already be in the u.s. there s no way that it s in this many countries across the world, and it has not made it here into our shores. now that we have our eyes open for it, it s probably going to be days until we find and confirm there are cases here in the u.s. but today, airline passengers around the world are rushing to make their flights before those travel restrictions go into effect. s ....
like nothing else. the clock was ticking out. and she was about to run out of time. i want to reassure all those people who have loved me and supported me throughout the past 15 years that i d never let them down. we re actually hearing princess diana speak from the heart. she s giving her first-ever solo interview. the public were riveted. 20 million of them watching in pubs. everybody hung on her every word. she went from military-style jackets. very strong, very powerful, extremely chic. she is saying i know you are going to attack me and i m going into battle. i was separated by the prince of wales, i was a problem before stuff ever happened, what do we do with her? can t we back her off somewhere quietly, rather than campaign against her? she won t go quietly, that s the problem. i ll fight till the end. she was controlled. on message. well rehearsed. it was a full hour of solid television with the camera trained right on her face so that she co ....
african countries will be banned from arriving in britain later today. the move comes amid worrying warnings about a new covid variant emerging in the region. experts have described the variant b.1.1.529 as the worst they have seen so far, and with no cases confirmed in the uk the government hope that they ll be able to prevent the spread in the lead up to christmas. so far only 59 confirmed cases have been identified in south africa, hong kong and botswana. consumer watchdog which have responded to the travel ban with a stark reminder that travel is not back to normal and that the pandemic continues to disrupt passengers travel plans, often with very little notice. whilst more study needs to be done there are fears that the vaccines could be less effective against this new strain. our medical editor fergus walsh has the latest. from what we do know there s a significant number of mutations, perhaps double the number of mutations that we have seen in the delta varian ....
good to be with you this thanksgiving. i m katy tur. the investigation into the deadly attack on the capitol is entering a new stage. the d.c. court of appeals will take up the battle between congress and former president donald trump over white house documents now being held by the national archives. trump s attorneys argue that the request by the january 6th committee could damage the presidency broadly. the fight over those documents and the claims of executive privilege could ultimately land at the supreme court. meantime, the investigation by the bipartisan house panel has picked up speed with a cascade of new subpoenas issued in recent days, including to domestic extremist groups and trump supporters. the proud boys and the oath keepers. the committee says it wants to understand exactly how the violence erupted that day. those subpoenas followed dozens of others trump allies, including roger stone, who was pardoned by trump before he left office. and steve bannon ....