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russia as he tries to tighten his grip on power in the wake of deadly protests. we ll have a live report from the region. announcer: live from cnn center this is cnn newsroom with lynda kinkade. and we begin with the covid pandemic. it s a picture ever more complicated. in europe the u.k. has joined only a handful of countries reporting 150,000 total deaths from the pandemic. in italy a mandate for everyone over the age of 50 to be vaccinated appears to have yielded some good results. since announcing the requirement italy has seen a three fold increase in vaxines administered to people in that age group. meanwhile across the atlantic hospitals are scrambling to deal with waves of people infected with the highly contagious omicron variant. and it s disrupting the delivery of routine health care in places like new york. cnn s paolo sandoval reports. reporter: this weekend the state of newark health department issuing a temporary order putting a stop to all unesse ....
djokovic as the tennis star waits to see if he ll be allowed to defend his grand slam title. a live report from sydney with the latest. and we re live at the cnn weather center where millions across the u.s. are under another winter weather advisory. we begin in the u.s. where the rampant spread of the omicron variant is hurting health care and education. a record number of young children are in hospitals, infected with the coronavirus. and the numbers you see there represent the number of kids under the age of 5 per 100,000 who are hospitalized. and with medical workers scrambling to deal with new admissions of all ages, the omicron variant is disrupting the delivery of routine health care. meanwhile, while the surge in u.s. covid cases has left school officials facing staffing shortages and dealing with concerns about whether in-person learning is safe. cnn s nadia romero looks at how cities and states are reacting from coast to coast. well, here in the state of ....
asking to come in voluntarily for a transcribed interview. they are not subpoenaing him nor are the raising that prospect. but that kind of a prospect looms with other people. in this letter, to this cable news hose, they have released a series of his texts, his communications with trump white house chief of staff mark meadows in particular. the reason they have released those text, it appears, is to make the case both to him and the public that he is an important fact witness for the investigation. and they need to ask him questions about what he knows. because he may know stuff that other people really don t. now, the tv host in question is a man name sean hannity. he s a primetime week knows. and regardless of whether you have heard of him or seen his show or his commentary about january six are about trump, it does appear from what the investigation released tonight that mr. sean hannity is kind of in the thick of it. at least, what s the white house chief of staff ....
aerial tour of the damage right now. these are live pictures. we are expecting an update from him and local officials in a briefing in the next hour. cnn s natasha chen is standing by in boulder with the breaking details. when we say this came out of nowhere, people really didn t have notice to evacuate, did they? the scenes that we have observed from people taking cell phone video and those really frightening moments show that they were running from debris and ash raining down on them. once they got in their cars it was difficult to see anything at all. we re talking about hazy, orange skies. really making it difficult for them to see where they were going a frightening situation. right now we re in the town of superior. it s just outside of boulder. we also visited the town of louisville where neighborhoods were burned out. across the city, hot spots are still gone on. here are a couple residents talking about the very frightening experience of leavingi itheir homes ....
apart from one thing. one hour before the end of 2020, midnight in europe, the brexit transition period came to an end. the uk s relationship with the eu was now governed by the terms of a deal finally reached just a week earlier on christmas eve. this is an amazing moment for this country. we have our freedom in our hands. and it is up to us to make the most of it. the deal allowed trade to continue tariff free, but there were problems. a row would develop over fishing licences, causing a rift between the uk and france. problems soon emerged with the arrangements for northern ireland. there were supply issues in supermarkets and suggestions that both the eu and the uk could trigger a clause that would rip up the agreement. a solution still hadn t been found by the end of the year, when it became liz truss s problem, after lord frost, who had been leading the negotiations for the uk, quit the government. we have never disagreed in any way about brexit policy, right up t ....