acute severe acute respiratory uni's also called a sorry so many sorry cases every year ours of the flu so many viruses there i think you know for roughly about r a marvel hopper mouth you know the clinician they saw something but there are not many groups all clusters there and oh suddenly by the add over that. night and we were called we went into the field and you know we collected all these dates are and of course you know find the way we realize it's a cardinal iris a we share of data that they thought was available our own path january you know you the chain shut that's apparently is that is that the shanghai public health medical center publishing the genome. no that's you there chitchat is published by china c.d.c. used to to a virus the chinese kind of assizes at the chinese are kind of intimate because i.z.'s you can go and check of the cheetah that's a can of january i think you it was reported here it was reported here that the shanghai public health clinic will send. the genome and it was going to shut down one of the newspapers here while you know you have a lot of rumors

i mean they're mostly in the same boat as me and almost all of them tried or want to go to uni and are are still going to uni however it's online and they can move to the countries where they actually are studying or want to study and many really struggled with you know the being put in the situation we have to change all of the plans they've made i mean many are really still kind of stuck and have absolutely no idea what to do you know it's not a nice wash and you touched on this a little bit but what is it like to have these plans curtailed the travelling things there's a lot of things that you maybe would have liked to have done if this had not had happened. yeah. it's very disheartening very. it's especially at this time or most of us you know just want to celebrate getting out of school and turning 18 in and it's very hard that we just really can't do anything that we really want to do meet all the new friends or meet the new you know people are meeting especially the 1st year in college i can't really i've met maybe one or 2 people out of my entire you know of course in person it

into bodies that cooperate the work that don't just rubberstamp decisions made in a few nations the uni polar world like me putin says has failed will rather attempts to establish a union polar world have failed there are too many people there are too many cultures there are too many values for any single nation or group of nations to dictate to the rest of the world what should be done and how it should be done instead glad to meet putin highlight the number of areas where corp has worked where corporation has led to concrete results a semblance of peace would to syria for example in the car back the latest escalation they also voiced you know hope and optimism about the preliminary agreement between russia and the united states to reestablish to prolong the start agreement arms limitations. you surely you noticed the issue of nuclear unresolved social nick anomic issues. force governments to find scapegoats so that you can redirect the anger of your people could see more pressure on those countries who disagree to be such a lights we could see illegal sanctions restrictions in night s

projects and event horizon has taken him to the new uni's salt flats in bolivia the artist is fascinated by the way the horizon quite literally dissolves. it. is going to. be there in the early hours of the morning a very thin layer of water vapor hovers above the surface of the flats and for just a few moments the horizon looks as if it has been ever. the surface of the earth forms a giant mirror of the universe that surrounds us 'd it's a fascinating meditative phenomena and. you can even see reflections of light emitted by the large magnetic cloud and neighboring universe 163000 light years away. short of inflation about the future is of central significant size lecture me what plans does he have for his own future. one of the employees when you. were going through a course in the 100 more when he was my plans for the future are to continue working as we have done recently and they found at the same time to increasingly question the logistics of the art industry the transport of artwork and my own mobility misses here who are from and to consider alternative ways for us artists to be

so, on a number of these issues, it's not really republicans against democrats, it's the uni-party. it's the establishment that both republicans and democrats are willing to adhere to so that the worst elements of washington, you know, the elements that would impoverish our towns, and spill the blood of our bravest patriots without a clear ideas of what victory looks like, an establishment that i think would fundamentally change america with unchecked illegal immigration. and that's a lot to fight against as a part of the populist right in washington. >> yeah, you just mentioned it. you know, the endless wars. i have to say, congressman, of all the chapters in the boo being, man, that one pulled at the heartstrings. it just felt to me in your gut, there's nothing more important than that and i just wonder, are there for matt gaetz rules on when you should go to war versus when you shouldn't? >> yeah, i think that we have been trading the same diligence back and forth in afghanistan for 19 years, at great cost to our country, to our people, and again, like i would say to our bravest

it pro biden, what does that do to uni ? u, pro biden, what does that do to uni? , ., , unity?t i have _ unity? it can break down unity. but i have every _ unity? it can break down unity. but i have every confidence - but i have every confidence that an issue will come first, that an issue will come first, that at the end of the day, our officers, our non—commissioned officers, our non—commissioned officers, are the most professional in the world and they will put mission first and their men will follow the chain of command.— their men will follow the chain of command. 0k. retired rear admiral david _ of command. 0k. retired rear admiral david simpson - of command. 0k. retired rear admiral david simpson there, | admiral david simpson there, thank you very much. the head of the world health organization has said we're on the verge of a catastrophic moral failure over the way covid vaccines are being shared out. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus said the current approach would prolong the pandemic, lead to hoarding and delay the delivery of vaccines to poorer countries. the who director

learn online and it's makes your quality of work still really high even though you know physically in uni are not to me very practical and. in the past work before the times we were kind of using each other as models to identify the kind of brain structures and muscles and this is. showing that same structures but in a much more detailed close up fashion. marking wires it is called leagues hope they can develop many more innovative teaching methods like this using 5 g. technology. but are there health risks linked to this new mobile network technology some people are convinced there are. 2 scientists agree. so is an official as critical of 5 g. technology she doesn't think we need it. just care for 5 g. because mobile network technology generally is a health risk and find even more so it hasn't even been properly studied yet there is just a few preliminary studies and those have alarming findings that scares me and we're basically guinea pigs. so it's on i and other activists want to make people in the city of hyper aware of the danger of. radio frequency radiation her husband hans-peter

that was not when his mom - - his uni first took office in fact he said to preserve the union to preserve slavery i will do that if it's by illuminating slavery in some places and not others i will if i can preserve it then i would do it that way also so when he began it was all about the union but as the war went on he understood and had to be more than that and had to be about what kind of union we would have and needed to be. that needed to be the union of men. >> talk about the antebellum. living through 1968, where would you us today or put today's world and context? >> i don't think the country is as torn asunder as we were in 1968. i think we came very close and 68 to this country dissolving into something than what we think of of the united states of america so many forces were pulling us apart and the divisions were so enormous about race and the war and today we are also a divided nation but there is a clear emerging majority that was to address those racism from the believe we have to empower people and deal with issues of inequity and health and neck on - - health and equity a

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on its website that it encourages the use of the drugs to treat covid-19 patients in intensive care uni. >>> the seychelles islands off east africa have begin administering a coronavirus vaccine developed by the chinese state-owned drug maker sinopharma. local drug makers say this is the first time a covid-19 vaccine has been used in africa. the country says it received a donation of 50,000 doses from the united arab emirates. the president explain why he became the first in the country to get the shot at a hospital in the capital, victoria. >> i want this to be an example for all seychelles. i want to show that the vaccine is safe and that it will give us another tool in our arsenal for victory. >> most african nations including south africa, the hardeshit couny on the continent have lagged supplies in getting the vaccine. some obserrs t campaign as a sign of efforts to increase its presence in africa. >>> weather officials in japan say heavy snow has passed its peak in some coastal regions, but they're still warning of dangerous conditions and avalanches. this comes as some areas have

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which unis not true? >> i did hear that south carolina has two confirmed cases of the variant. so that's not it. i think i've heard the vaccine may have diminished effectiveness -- not proven, don't know for sure but since moderna is doing a booster by the logic of deduction i'm saying not that. i will go with c, the brazil and uk variants are better at infecting children for unknown reason. i'm not sure and a lot of the viewers say a. so, you know, people think a is the lie. and some people say c, which is what i'm going to guess. what is it? >> c is the lie. and, you know, i respect how looked at the wording to piece that out. we'll run through them quickly. we have now identified two strains of that variant which was originally found in south africa and south carolina. and as people know, that it may be more widespread than that. what's kind of concerning is that neither person who had the variant had any it's something people are watching alongside the other variants. regarding b, it's possible, especially with that variant, that they may have diminished effectiveness again

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european uni how australian winemakers hope to benefit from a post-brexit trade deal. ♪ katty: welcomeworld news america on pbs and around the globe. the world's battle against covid is starting to feel like one step forrd, two steps back. in america millions of vials of vaccines have been distributed. that is the good news. only a third of them ve actually been administered. in the u.k., the prime ministeou just aed a tough new lockdown for england with most schools shut and people largely confined fact toir t homes. here is boris johnsonpeaking earlier. >> it is clear that we need to do more together to bring this new variant under control while our vaccines are rolled out. in england, we must therefore go into a national lockdown, which is tough enough to contain this variant. that means the government is once again instructing you to stay-at-home. katty: the prime minister will join me from westminster as r political correspondent jessica joins us. you are already under strict restrictions inngland. what prompted the prime minister to put the country back into lockdown? >> the prim

learn online and it's makes your quality of work still really high even though you know physically in uni or not to me very practically. in the past work before every times we were kind of using each other as models to identify kind of the structures of muscles and this is. showing that same structures but in a much more detailed close up fashion. martin wires and it's called the soap they can develop many more innovative teaching methods like this using 5 she took knology. but other health risks linked to this new mobile network technology some people are convinced there are. 2 scientists agree. on a fish as critical the 5 g. technology she doesn't think we need it. health care 5 g. because mobile network technology generally is a health risk you can find even more so it hasn't even been properly studied there it's just a few preliminary studies and those have alarming findings that scares me and we're basically guinea pigs. so it's on i and other activists want to make people in the city aware of the danger of. radio frequency radiation her husband hans-peter fishback a similarly concer

learn online and it's makes your quality of work still really high even though you not physically in uni learn are not to me very practically. in the past work but for every thomas we were kind of using each other as models to identify the kind of body structures and muscles and this is. showing that same structures but remember much more detailed close up function. marking wires and it's called leagues hope they can develop many more innovative teaching methods like this using 5 g. technology. but are there health risks linked to this new mobile network technology some people are convinced there are. 2 scientists agree. on a fish as critical the 5 g. technology she doesn't think we need it. just scared of 5 g. because mobile network technology generally is a health risk that's lied to even more so it hasn't even been properly studied there are just a few preliminary studies and those have alarming finding us that scares me and we're basically guinea pigs. so it's on i and other activists want to make people in the city of hyper aware of the danger. of radio frequency radiation her husba

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warriors go from oakland to the city unis tonight. things got off to a fast start. steph curry closed in the gap. three and the foul here. four-point play. steph wou for 30. the whole game turns right here. draymond green, top right, yelling at james wiseman. rookie butler thinks he is cursing at him and green is ejected with just a second technical. terrible call. pascal with authority. but the warriors found themselves down by double digits. rookie to rookie. james wiseman for 15 points but the knicks control this game most of the way. lob to mitchell robinson here. and my favorite player in the draft. obi toppin makes the highlight as the knicks roll 119-104. college hoops pac 12 action. looking for an upsetman, lars t the jam and the bears were up four at the half against a top-25 team. he hit five threes but here this is the nice up-and-under move. i mean, he's got everything coming out right here. 21 points. two minutes left, j with a monster three. br bruins undefeated in conference play. st. mary's looking first conference win at loyola ma mare. we are tied

warriors go from oakland to the city unis tonight. things got off to a fast start. steph curry closed in the gap. three and the foul here. four-point play. steph would go for 30. the whole game turns right here. draymond green, top right, yelling at james wiseman. rookie butler thinks he is cursing at him and green is ejected with just a second technical. terrible call. pascal with authority. but the warriors found themselves down by double digits. rookie to rookie. james wiseman for 15 points but the knicks control this game most of the way. lob to mitchell robinson here. and my favorite player in the draft. obi toppin makes the highlight as the knicks roll 119-104. college hoops pac 12 action. looking for an upset of ucla. the big man, lars teeming for the jam and the bears were up four at the half against a top-25 team. he hit five threes but here this is the nice up-and-under move. i mean, he's got everything coming out right here. 21 points. two minutes left, jules bernard with a monster three. br bruins undefeated in conference play. st. mary's looking first c

is no longer mandatory but more voluntary but the unit polar world or rather attempts to establish a uni polar world where a few select nations can dictate to everyone how to behave and want to do those attempts have failed there are simply too many people there are simply too many nations too many cultures and too many different ways of thinking mentalities the way forward vladimir putin believes out of this crisis to lift the world out and to avoid a scenario the 2nd world war where you know what the 930 s. lead to is to work together to cooperate and not just on paper but in practice to establish and to evolve existing international bodies to give them power to make sure that they can run things to make sure that they can collaborate and allow nations to work together and one of the areas where they can work together now immediately without delay is providing a vaccine access to the vaccine to poorer nations which is a much more restricted in their access to potentially lifesaving medication. ok let's look we need to assist those nations needs assistance including african nations we n

to create as much political turbulence as possible, just for the parliament, at least, to become not uni—partisanll already be like a huge step forward for russia and for its civil society. in previous interviews, you've complained to me how the state control of most of the media, particularly television and broadcast media in russia, makes it very difficult for the opposition. i'm very mindful that you are a computer scientist and a bit of a computer guru. i'm just wondering whether you believe that the russian state is going to continue to allow you to use social media platforms, particularly like youtube and tiktok and other platforms, to get your message to the russian people, particularly young russian people. so far, you're sort of achieving that. but we all know that russia is pretty sophisticated in its ability to control the internet, and even social media platforms. so perhaps you're going to find you're running out of road, even online. well, we don't need their approval. we are, yes, quite sophisticated and savvy, like, in technical things. we know how to overcome the most threats the

gutted, sad, i'm a uni student so i feel a little bit down. boris and talk about universities.hs. work now, obviously the key workers can still work on things like that but we both live on our own. like, obviously because there are family and friends and get a bit especially when we live on our own. across england, the outlook is challenging. with only the vaccine rollout offering a glimmer of hope. john mcmanus, bbc news. now one thing different to the last uk wide lockdown this time around is the news that elite sport can continue. and there's been plenty of it in the last 2a hours — the details now from the bbc sport centre. we start with football — and news of shock defeat for the english premier league champions liverpool. they were beaten at southampton on monday — and missed the chance to go three points clear at the top of the table. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp was stunned by the result, while southampton's ralph hasenhuttl was clearly overcome by emotion at the full time whistle. the only goal of the game was scored after only two minutes by southampton's former

is no longer mandatory but more voluntary but the unit polar world or rather attempts to establish a uni polar world where a few select nations can dictate to everyone how to behave and want to do those attempts have failed the way forward that we're putting believes out of this crisis to lift the world out and to avoid a scenario the 2nd world war where you know what the $930.00 s. lead to is to work together and one of the areas where they can work together now immediately without delay is providing a vaccine access to the vaccine to poorer nations which is a much more restricted in their access to potentially lifesaving medication. the world needs to join efforts in distributing these vaccines and increasing their accessibility we see that mass vaccination today is available primarily to developed nations while hundreds of millions of people worldwide do not even have the slightest hope for this protection such inequality could pose a common threat the gist of the public portion of flooding near putin's speech. as the the world is changing had to hectic pace the pace that few thought

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you've got the olympic bomber, the uni bomber case, he also oversaw the prosecution of the oklahoma city bombing. and of course back in 2016 when former president barack obama named him to fill the vacancy on the supreme court mitch mcconnell and senate republicans ultimately tanked his confirmation. when merrick garland spoke today his chief mission if he's confirmed is to restore the independence of the justice department. and among the other nominations, people speaking today are lisa monaco, tapped to serve as deputy attorney general and two highly regarded prominent civil rights attorneys kristen clark and venita gupta to fill out the other positions. >> let's go to kristen walker at the white house, where this is essentially all landing, what is the reaction, what are we hearing today? >> it's been a fairly quiet day here at the white house, lester, because the president has remained behind closed doors. we know that he gave out the medal of freedom to three golfers, one posthumously but no press was allowed inside that event and it does come as we are reporting, and reported overn