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our science correspondent derrick williams has been tracking these developments all along terry this new study out of australia it's providing some insights into how the body reacts to coded 19 what do we learn from it. well the study which was published a day or 2 ago in nature medicine which is either respected 'd scientific journal basically focused on a single patient who can try to cope at 19 and who hon but only fell ill with it when she was in australia now the researchers said her case was mild to moderate but she was hospitalized but she didn't receive any drugs and she didn't have to be put on a ventilator so despite her hospitalization she had a really a less of your form of the disease but was new and important about her was that the team of scientists there was able to study her a mutant response to the virus and detail for example through blood samples that closely tracked when she began to develop antibodies against this and whether they continue to be present after the infection ran its course so it was it also told them at least in this otherwise healthy patient whic

you should always always hope your 1st all right our science correspondent dan williams speaking to us thank you so much terry. now too it could be a major turning point in the drive to contain the corona virus on wednesday china the epicenter of the original operate reported no new local cases of the infection for the 1st time since it started recording them in january but there were $34.00 new infections imported from abroad which threatens the progress china has made beijing opposed to stringent restrictions on travel and movement in an attempt to prevent the virus from spreading the total number of confirmed corona virus infections in mainland china stands at almost $81000.00. and there's good news also from taiwan which has managed to keep its infection rate far lower than neighboring countries despite its proximity to china where the virus originated now weeks ago the island was expected to become the 2nd worst hit region after china but that did not happen so what did taiwan do to change the narrative and how is it coping with the ongoing pandemic did abuse cv kong sent us this report from taiwan surgi

are right including the age of the population and other factors terry thanks so much that was our science correspondent derek williams. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today wiki leaks whistleblower chelsea manning has been released from a u.s. prison manning had been in detention since last may for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating wiki leaks manning's lawyers say the release comes after she attempted suicide. officials in egypt say heavy rain and floods have killed at least 5 people across the country and in a dated roads in the capital cairo further south a driver was killed when his car was blown into a canal and several people were injured when floods demolished there. is eland is marking one year since the christ church massacre $51.00 people were killed and dozens injured in the white supremacist attack on the city's muslim community survivors of the shooting at 2 mosques and other residents attended community prayers at an indoor stadium to pay tribute to the victims leaders of the $2.00 boston led joint service and where she has heard testimony from s

you should always always hope your 1st all right our science correspondent dan williams speaking to us thank you so much terry. now one of the world's most famous statues has been lit up to express solidarity with people suffering from the virus the christ the redeemer statue in rio de janeiro was illuminated with the flags and knobs of countries and continents affected by coke of 19 to 30 meter tall statue which last year saw almost 2000000 visitors is now closed to the public as part of the efforts to contain the virus. thank you for watching we're back at the top of the hour with more news. on the. market. morning world. ms magazine made in germany and. next on t.w. . d.t. you know that 77 percent blocking are younger than thinks of fox. that's me and me and you. know what time off voices $100.00. 77 percent talk about the issues. from the party to the flash from housing boom boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on t.w. . is at the end of the global economic system as we know it every day you braff the economic data confirm our worst fears the coronavirus as both financial

might be carrying coronavirus and not know it and bring it to the nursing home james terry all right, thanks a lot william they say the cdc says that's the problem >>you can not be sick yet not feel the effects and yet be carrying it and spead itand that is why they have even further recommended gatherings be limited to even fewer gatherings o 50 people are more should not happen for the next 8 weeks. the cdcsays that you know communities are going to continue to spread this if they don't act now and protect the vuerable and always emphasize waing your hands and social distancing. breaki news to maris gilroy nounces 2 people there have ronavirus and one of them died there both elderly victims that brings the total number in santa clara county too. 3 people dying of coronavirus jameyeah, it's an county. >>they reported their first coronavirus related death yesterday sonomaounty ha confirmed its second se of community spread coronavus both of those people been self quarantine there are right now more than 230 ses of the virus bay area wide and in terms of counties, santa clara still tops the list at a 114 c