this is the kind of thing that is catastrophic. mold is start to go grow and accumulate on everything. this is what makes it so unlivable and unsafe. over the weekend in iran we ve seen anti-regime protests continue across the tun. another sign of defiance, a broadcaster appears to have been momentarily hacked. i m pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom. russia s rerevenge and ukrainian civilians pay the pride. overnight they rain down on zaporizhzhia in southeastern ukraine. at least 13 people are dead. dozens are hospitalized. more than 200 rescuers have been combing through the rubble, looking for survivors and more victims. the russian attack on this enabled comes hours after a truck bomb on the bridge. that s created a huge bottleneck, choking a critical supply route for peoplen s wear. these new satellite imaging show the damage from above. despite that, russia says it s resuming some car and train service. fred pleitgen is in kyiv with the
yorker covid is mutating faster than even the dominant flu strain. the comment is infections will occur every five years or so. by that, that means many of us could get covid ten times or more in our lifetimes. do you think that s an accurate guess, project? what do you think? i think he or she said it very well. it s really just a guess. you really can t tell. obviously if you ask questions i can give you a more firm question, we re not going to eradicate one virus. wife owned eradicated one, smallpox, and that doesn t change very well. you get immunity that lasts for dec decades, if not a lifetime. we likely won t even eliminated
than anyone thought it would be. and this is kind of the peared back version. oh, yes, we won t get the full week for many, many weeks until police look, there are 16 events over 12 dates that we re talking about. for example, on the 17th of december in 2020, there was a christmas quiz, gathering for the departure of a senior official and another one at number 10. time and again these officials were getting together after a long day s work which the report says is irrelevant and they were having drinks, going out buying booze, excessive drinking, a failure of leadership. no wonder today, boris johnson s predecessor, theresa may, absolutely laid into him with a firm question of what were you up to? talk a listen. so, either my friend broke the rules or didn t understand what they meant or they didn t think the rules applied to
predecessor, theresa may, absolutely laid into him with a firm question of what were you up to? talk a listen. so, either my friend broke the rules or didn t understand what they meant or they didn t think the rules applied to number so. what was it? it s just brutal what s happening. and boris johnson in that earlier statement, he starts off by apologizing. and within seconds, he s already blaming everybody else. and he s not the contrition that he starts off by saying, i m sorry, disappears. and tonight i think he s truly on the ropes. but whether he goes, that we ll have to wait for some time to tell. what determines whether or not he stays in power? trust. what happens with the metropolitan police report, what the final report says. and from johnson s point of view, which is what many people party gate, the more party gate goes on, the more people become relaxed about it. this is the picture.