they threaten to take action if the military continues to kill more demonstrators. good to be with us. we have more information on the eng twin failure on the united airlines 777 jet. a passenger captured the terrifying moments in the air on saturday before the pilots made an emergency landing in denver. now boeing is recommending all 777s that use the same engine, the pratt and whitney 4000 series suspend operations. united has already announced it s removing 24 planes from service. all this as the faa says it will be stepping up its inspections. we re also seeing and hearing what it was like on the ground as debris came crashing into the neighborhoods in colorado. those startling images emerging as we are learning new details about the disaster in the sky. pete muntean has more from washington where we have our first look at what may have played a role in the flight 328. the ntsb says one of the fan bolts broke off, damaged another one and other fan blades. in fact, inv
growing tensions between china and taiwan. beijing sends two dozen war planes into the taiwan air defense zone . thanks for joining us. the world health organization is taking stock of the covid-19 omicron variant and says the over all risk is very high. as the world races to understand and contain the new form of covid-19. u.s. president biden is set to speak later today about what the u.s. knows about the variant. remarks come as u.s. travel restrictions take effect on south africa where the variant was first detected and several neighboring countries. medical experts say if it isn t already in the u.s., it probably will be soon. australia and canada reported cases on sunday. and there are a number of infections in europe. g 7 health ministers meet in the coming hours on omicron. after this warning from the european commission president. we are now in a race against time. why that, because we know not all about this variant. but it is a variant of concern. and the scien
travel bans. south africa calling those moves unfair. pandemics are not about panicking, they re about policies, protocols and practice. and we are also monitoring this hour the market, the stock market as nervous investors as stocks stabilize after friday s fifth selloff. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello, everyone. it is monday, november 29th. we begin with a global scramble where we ve contained the omicron variant. the world health organization has in the last hour or so come out with a technical statement saying the risk is very high. travelers from south africa take effect. g7 is set to hold talks later on the phone today. new form of omicron has been found in seven countries. the u.s. isn t alone in shutting its borders in an attempt to contain the variant. that has sparked anger in south africa where scientists have alerted the global community. while there are signs omicron is more infectious, we still don t know how b
sounding the alarm. a whistle-blower said facebook repeatedly chose its own interests over public safety. there s oil everywhere. residents in parts of southern california describe the devastation as the state tries to contain a disastrous oil spill. north and south korea have opened up the area. live from london. this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. it is monday, october 4th. we begin this hour with facebook. facebook has shown over and over again it chooses profit over safety. not my words. she s speaking out after efforts to speak about the giant. her interview with 60 minutes days before she is going to testify on capitol hill. reporter: this is a big moment for the facebook and the social networking world more broadly as a whistle-blower comes forward to call attention to what the algorithms, platforms are doing to our brains, our minds on a daily basis. this employee s name is frances haugen. the more she spread there, how it prioritizes facebook s prof
block. and the u.s. maintains a major golf title handing europe a big loss. hello, everyone. happy monday. it is a crucial week for u.s. president joe biden s agenda. he s facing divisions in his own party on top of opposition from the republican party. the to-do list is rather daunting. republicans oppose the move by democrats to tie the funding to suspending the debt limit and the fate of bipartisan infrastructure bill is unclear amid democratic in fighting over the massive economic measure. while president biden has been talking with lawmakers over the weekend and the push will continue throughout the week. president biden acknowledged negotiations may take the better part of the week. he is hoping to get those two packages across the finish line. president biden spoke to reporters as he returns to the white house from camp david on sunday and he expressed optimism that these negotiations will be fruitful. take a listen. i m optimistic about this week. it s going to