of homes and developing more sustainable construction materials that means to move in the average altschul set that way from quantity to quality and all these are things that they should incorporate into and we cover a package is many do more so than in financial crisis about 10 years ago but still not enough if you compare how much money goes into clearly environmentally beneficial investments compared to the classical. business models then it is not enough given the urgency that we have in all those sectors. shammal from the institute for applied to college thanks a lot for joining us and now one of your questions to our science correspondent eric williams. how hopeful asked the drug interferon be to when it comes to fighting covered 19. interferons are proteins produced by the immune system at play a key role in communication in the body during a viral infection they they warn cells that an invader is on the loose giving them time to to ramp up additional defenses and there's evidence that one reason covert 19 can turn so serious is that sars cove 2 seems to suppress interferon producti

of homes and developing more sustainable construction materials that means to move in the average altschul sector away from quantity to quality and all these are things that they should incorporate into recovery packages many do more so than in financial crisis about 10 years ago but still not enough if you compare how much money goes into clearly environmentally beneficial investments compared to the classical. business models then it is not enough given the urgency that we have in all those sectors. channel from the institute for applied ecology thanks a lot for joining us and one of your questions to our science correspondent eric williams. how hopeful lest the drug interferon be when it comes to fighting covered 19. interferons are proteins produced by the immune system play a key role in communication in the body during a viral infection they they warn cells that an invader is on the loose giving them time to to ramp up additional defenses and there's evidence that one reason covert 19 can turn so serious is that sars co 2 seems to suppress interferon production in some way early in t

of homes and developing more sustainable construction materials that means to move in the average altschul sector away from quantity to quality all these are things that they should incorporate into and we cover a package is many do more so than in financial crisis about 10 years ago but still not enough if you compare how much money goes into clearly environmentally beneficial investments compared to the classical. business models then it is not enough given the urgency that we have in all those sectors. shanel from the institute for applied ecology thanks a lot for joining us and now one of your questions to our science correspondent eric williams. how hopeful as the drug interferon be when it comes to fighting covered 19. interferons are proteins produced by the immune system that play a key role in communication in the body during a viral infection they they warn cells that an invader is on the loose giving them time to to ramp up additional defenses and there's evidence that one reason covert 19 can turn so serious is that sars cove 2 seems to suppress interferon production in some wa

from serena altschul, is light pollution endangering our starry nights? mo mo rocca takes us through presidential portraits. plus steve hartman. some thoughts from jim gaffigan, and more on this "sunday morning," the 13th of september 2020. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ cups, plates, burgers, chips... masks, outdoor air, 6 feet of distance, as few people as possible, and plenty of hand soap. make sure lowering the risk of spreading covid-19 is on your list for your next small gathering. do your part to lower the risk. we sand my heart fell.oke i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >> pauley: how is this for something that could be hazardous to your health? the combination of one highly contagious virus and one very contentious political campaign. our c

homes and developing weren't sustainable construction materials that means to move in the average altschul sector away from quantity to quality all these are things that they should incorporate into and we cover it packages many do more so than in financial crisis about 10 years ago but still not enough if you compare how much money goes into clearly environmentally beneficial investments compared to the classical. business models that it is not enough given the urgency that we have in all those sectors. channel from the institute for applied ecology thanks a lot for joining us and now one of your questions to our science correspondent eric williams. how hopeful is the drug interferon beat when it comes to fighting covered 19. interferons are proteins produced by the immune system play a key role in communication in the body during a viral infection they they warn cells that an invader is on the loose giving them time to to ramp up additional defenses and there's evidence that one reason covert 19 can turn so serious is that sars cove 2 seems to suppress interferon production in some way e

say it is going to reopen safely this new season, how they actually do is it a story that serena altschulell. >> reporter: this year the metropolitan museum of art plans to celebrate its 150th anniversary. >> the metropolitan museum of art announced today it is temporarily closing because of covid-19. >> reporter: however 2020 had other plans. >> a reopening date has not been determined. >> reporter: on march 13th, coronavirus forced the m.e.t. to close its doors. they wouldn't open again for another six months. >> that was, in some ways, the hardest part of this, to close the museum at a time when people most needed the museum. for 150 years we've been there for the community in every other moment of national challenge or crisis. people have come to the museum for comfort and we weren't able to offer that. >> reporter: daniel weiss is president and c.e.o. of the m m.e.t. >> prior to that, we were closed for about three days. snowstorms and power outages, those things we can understand. so this is off the charts, new experience tor everybody. >> reporter: new for both museums and visitors