. ♪ ♪ >> colleagues at the wuhan cdc, the wuhan center for disease control, 2014, took me there reallyat this place, this is the kind of place where emerging microbes may appear." and i took lots of photographs, because they are qui jarring. there were snakes, cats, raccoon dog, and they were sometimes in individual cages on the floor and sometimes stacked on top of each other. >> narrator: after sars, beijing had passed a law requiring markets to maintain sanitary standards, but it was widely ignored. >> people will kill animals in front of you. there's feces, guts, blood, organs lying around, with wild birds coming down and feeding on it. you've got thousands of people congregating. it's a really good place for a virus to spread from one person to another and get out into the community. >> narrator: it's not known whether the market was where the virus first made the leap from animals to humans, but by mid-december, several people were turning up at nearby hospitals. doctors noticed a pattern-- strange white spots in patients' lung scans. >> doctors put two and two together. if you'r

wuhan. the cdc's there and the wuhan center for technology. allegations from the trump administration say it was the leak that caused the outbreak to start. as you mentioned, rosemary, a key thing that we heard from yesterday from the team from the who, they have months of data from chinese officials about influenza in the areas around wuhan and also in the months before december 2019 when this began. that's key. it may show possible flashpoints, indications as to when and where exactly the virus initiated. remember in many countries around the world they've seen a rise in inexplicable flu symptoms in the months ahead from when they first recorded the first coronavirus. you may remember, too, a cnn investigation in december last year revealed unreported spike in two cities near wuhan, in very realized we it particular spike. perhaps to the coronavirus, to the include as to where it came from. potentially humanity and china could stop that again. >> nick peyton walsh live from london. >>> just ahead, cnn talked to a north korean defector. his a

the who has visited wuhan's cdc as it investigates the potential origins of the coronavirus pandemic.a's leading research labs with an archive of information about coronavirus is after sars in 2003. the visit is unlikely to quickly confirm the origins of covid-19. typical investigations last several years. japan is set to extend the virus state of emergency for another month through at least march 7. local media say prime ministers suga will announce a move tuesday even as reported infections fall. it covers 11 areas, accounting for 60% of the total economy. kyoto says the prefecture north of tokyo will be removed from the list. state television in myanmar has released pictures of the new president installed by the army after monday's military coup. a senior officer -- president biden is threatening new sanctions if he and others are not released. the army disputes november's election, which the party won in a landslide. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. t

moving on, as you say, in the days ahead, today and next days they will be going to the cdcs in hubei and the wuhan centers of virology. one important thing though, rosemary, is what i heard from one of the team members, that they've received a trove of data from chinese officials about influenza in the months before december 2019 when the outbreak began and in the regions around the city of wuhan in which it first emerged. that's vitally important because it could provide signals, perhaps, if there were other influenza-like outbreaks that could have been the beginnings of coronavirus that occurred elsewhere or earlier and gives them a more clear sign of exactly when people first started experiencing symptoms en masse. at the moment it's thought to be late december but cnn investigation we put out in early december last year indicated that there was a large previously unreported spike in influenza in two cities near wuhan that previously we hadn't known about. it was 20 times the signs of the influenza from the year before. lots of information clearly coming through. a caveat here is they're very l

wuhan. this as a new cdc study recommends wearing two masks instead of one.iming at least 80% of particles get blocked when a cloth mask is worn over a surgical mask. futures pointing to higher opening this morning investors with a better than expected earnings dow industrials now up 70 points nasdaq up 60 and s&p higher by 11 and a quarter. later this morning we're expecting weekly jobless claims we expect -- 757,000 claims filed in the last week. join megaright now is morgan capital management chief investment officer jeff and dagen mcdowell and strategic wealth partner president ceo mark keeper thank you for being here mark it is great to see you thank you so much for being here a lot to talk about with you. i remember back thereto day you were talking so much about bitcoin look where we are today but first let's talk about stocks mark. how are you feeling about this market, given this if big runup records after record and a pretty good economic back drop to speak of -- as we recover here. >> yeah. great to see you again plar ya it has been too long i appr

wuhan where the virus was initially detected. united states suffered more covid-19 deaths in january than in any other month. cdce were 90,000 deaths in the first month of the year. america's the worst affected country, with over 440,000 deaths since the pandemic began. now to somalia, where at least a dozen people were killed in an attack in the capital on sunday. the nine-hour siege was brought to an end by security forces in the early hours of monday morning. four militants were among the dead. here's the latest from mogadishu. reporter: the evening prayer in the somalia capital last night, interrupted by gunshots,s militant islamists -- in a heavily guarded area of the airport. plumes of smoke, the result of a car bomb which donated in the hotel's entrance. they then stormed the building. the resulting siege lasted nine hours, as soldiers exchanged fire with attackers, killing at least four of them. but not before they left several people dead. among them, a now retired military geral. and a young somali couple who were on their honeymoon. >> i could not find my daughter from those who were still alive so i

teorÍa que el gobierno chino lleva promoviendo que el virus llega a wuhan de otro paÍs en un alimento congelado. >> tambiÉn visitÓ el cdce el virus a nivel mundial infectara a un poquito mÁs de 107 millones de personas y ahora causara la muerte de por lo menos 2,34 millones de vidas en 192 paÍs, sin duda algo que pareciera increÍble que llegamos a vivir nicole. >> yo sÉ, pero hay que destacar que hay varios grupos de cientÍficos que estÁn siguiendo de cerca a los murciÉlagos porque han detectado los 400 tipos de coronavirus, es algo preocupante, recordemos que en el 2002 un brote de sars se dio por coronavirus. >> me uno a una plÁtica contigo mÁs adelante que tiene que ver con el juicio polÍtico de trump, que tiene que ver con otros mandatario, por ejemplo, johnson, clinton y ahora donald trump se enfrentaron a juicio polÍtico, eso viene mÁs adelante y analizamos paso a paso las consecuencias. >> debido al aumento de muerte a causas del covid-19 las funerarias necesitan mÁs mano de obra, quÉ hace falta? en ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está dispo

the cdc was not allowed into wuhan, with its own expanded team, independently, to actually investigate the entire world should be worried that the communists want to overtake the united states as the dominant global power. pete: you know this issue so well. so i take your point, better late than never. hopefully they do end up holding them accountable, certainly the trump administration wanted to. you've got a great show today. share your lineup. maria: thanks so much, pete. we're going to lead off with governor ron de santis, we're going to talk about this conversation being had about the potential for a travel ban within the united states. obviously, florida is soaring, home construction is up, new home sales are up. the economic growth is up. even revenue is up in florida even though they have no income tax and very low taxes. we'll also get into the impeachment trial with allen dershowitz and representative jim jordan. then we will look at new york, we're looking at florida, we're looking at new york and california as well and representative lee zelden will join us on the nursing h