a fourth wave of the pandemic. music: i vow t0 thee my country preparations are under way for prince philip s funeral the day the earth moved on dorset sjurassic coast the biggest landslide in 60 years. and coming up on bbc news channel, the battle forjuergen klopp s liverpool to make the champions league semifinals, but could it be plain sailing for pep guardiola s manchester city? good evening and welcome to the bbc s visit six. labour has lost a commons vote to set up a parliamentary inquiry into the lobbying row, but that hasn t stopped the growing pressure on the government. labor leader keir starmer accused the prime minister up starmer accused the prime minister up over what he called a return to tory sleaze. it follows days of revelations and accusations about david cameron s lobbying of ministers on behalf of the now failed financial services company greensill capital. borisjohnson greensill capital. boris johnson said he greensill capital. borisjohnson said he s
care workers pushed to the brink as omicron fuels a nationwide explosion of cases. more than 80% of adult icu beds occupied nationwide, forcing dozens of hospitals in new york to stop elective surgeries. the spike in covid cases also forcing a standoff in our nation s schools. in los angeles county, most students set to return to in-person learning tuesday, but nearly 13% of students and staff have tested positive. in chicago, students face more cancelled classes amid the deadlock between the district and teacher s union. and in philadelphia, dozens of schools shifting to virtual learning tomorrow due to covid related staffing shortages. tonight, what parents need to know as students return to class. a brutal cold front sweeping from the deep south to the northeast, threatening tornadoes, heavy rain, ice, and snow. rob marciano with the timing and track. diplomatic talks between the u.s. and russia begin tomorrow, focusing on the crisis in ukraine as tensions mount in t
uk and south africa where omicron has already peaked with no major increase in deaths deadly flooding in the northwest. one man swept away, others rescued from the tops of their cars now 57 million are under winter weather alerts new details as tennis star novak djokovic sits in isolation trying to enter australia. his lawyers say he already had covid. the terrifying cliff collapse caught on camera. boaters racing to safety and special delivery a message from this ups driver that inspired so many across the country this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. good evening we are entering a new phase in this latest covid wave driven by the highly contagious omicron variant. first, came the explosion in cases and now come the hospitalizations in some areas the health care system is buckling under new pressure the virus is so widespread many healthcare workers are testing positive and calling out sick, and there s a lot of seemingly conflicting information. this
able to safely keep our children in school. every jurisdiction is going to have to make these decisions locally. but what i will say is the most important thing we can do is get our children vaccinated. get our teachers vaccinated, get our teenagers vaccinated. and then, to practice all of those layered mitigation strategies that have been proven to work. well, the president facing all of this and more, as he makes his way back to the white house after spending saturday in nevada, where he and other top democrats paid tribute to the late senate majority leader harry reid. harry cared so much about his fellow americans. and so little about what anybody thought of him. it was all search light, no spotlight. during my time in the senate, he was more generous to me than i have any right to expect. he was one of the first people to encourage me to run for president. believing that despite my youth, despite my inexperience, despite the fact that i was african-american, i coul
worst ever life. we know he is going to go. we don t even get a say on what will happen. so called islamic state under siege in syria. american led forces surround is fighters in raqqa. good morning. there s no need for men to wear a tie in the house of commons from now on says the speaker of the house so this morning i ll be seeing if formal dress codes at work are on their way out. in sport three days before wimbledon, the british number one johanna konta, recovers from a heavy fall at eastbourne, to beat the world number one, angelique kerber. and we ll hear the tale of menai the tropical sea turtle found washed up on a north wales beach earlier this year, thousands of miles from home. we ll hear how she s edging closer to a return to the wild. and sarah has the weather. good morning. a cloudy day with drizzle in the north and west. sunshine and showers towards the south east. sunshine and showers towards the south-east. details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our