ferric based in the capital the women's march or ordered mobs as it's known locally is also generating furious debate online this street that we put up on the wall from one of the march organizers she says women's bodies are seen as objects and for centuries women have been advertised objectified violated bunt mudda raped and maimed it's hard to accept that they're not yours another user reflects the view of many conservatives that it's all the work of the liberal troublemakers i assure you that neglected women in interior parts of the country have nothing to do with this march and why is it always the n.g.o.s that are against institutions armed forces and mother saw his street ending with a hostile we reject mirror just maybe but that's a phrase in order to which has become the slogan for this year's women's march here you see women at the law press club chanting made out just made my body my choice. for more i'm joined by donna from did. she is it good to see you mayor just made my body my choice why this particular slogan. well british in pakistan the attitude of people mostly to wo

simply getting the carbon for our plastics out of the air thereby reducing oil consumption and mis ferric levels of c o 2 to problem solve that one fell swoop. but the researchers not only want to make c o 2 based plastics they want it to be easily recyclable let's do what they did and go right back to square one. the typical plastic consists of long molecular chains of carbon atoms with lots of hydrogen atoms not much more but to actually make a plastic the constituent molecules have to be induced to bond properly. the hydrocarbons from oil are bursting with energy and looking for any excuse to react with something. the c o 2 molecule is in there it unreactive a regular couch potato of a molecule. sealed 5 c o 2 is a decidedly sluggish molecule it needs a partner it's just like in real life to a new job and get a lazy dog moving. in the reagan home and to believe that you need a catalyst to bring the 2 together and get a bonding started to form the final compound. and just what is this catalyst well it's not a magic potion but it does lower in the visions enough to allow the 2 partners t

star ferric he again can barely keep up with demand the biotech company produces molecular diagnostics equipment now including a rapid test for the novel coronavirus production has been ramped up parrot h.q. neko. yes i mean i could start side we've increased our output by more than 70 percent in a very short space of time. so on we're increasing production to such an extent that instead of producing $1500000.00 tests per month we'll be making $20000000.00 per month by the end of the yeah and that's one test is needed per patient we've introduced a 3 shift per day system 7 days a week. the company reacted quickly to the new coronavirus outbreak testing equipment that's been on the market since 2018 has been upgraded and can now diagnose a person for corona virus in just one hour. this rapid test is intended for use in hospitals and of our trees and it was approved for use in europe last week. as i have always been on museum this is a global challenge and the situation varies from country to country especially in how quickly they recognize the virus and whether or not they act as quickl

that might mean you don't go on that fabulous spring ferric vacation out of the country, not becauseut you would end up in a quarantine and then you have this economic consequences from all of those things that will ripple across the economy. we will get through it. it will be okay, but we have to be smart and also take care of an older person in your life because rehabilitation center, the nursing home is not just people but people who had knee replacement and need a little bit of help. compromise there can make sure to do what you can to comfort them make sure they are okay. >> judge jeanine: greg, the mortality rate is close to 1% at harvard medical school and a professor apparently agrees with him. what i think it's interesting from a california at the state has declared state of emergency. >> greg: how can they tell? >> dana: that is what i mean. everybody in san francisco on the street, needles and all kinds of rodents running around. >> greg: it's been in the state of emergency for five years and have done nothing. what i'm going to do to make this world a better place, not go