chin hauong wh we return. the conversation continue on live stream including facebook live where i ask him about his own social practices. >>> stthank you for staying wit us. we're back with infectious disease specialist peter chin hong. so many of you asking questions on facebook and i want to share one of those with you right now. robert is asking, is it safe to turn on heating systems in apartment buildings come wintertime? can covid spread through the vent? this also goes with the question, doctor, that people in warmer climates are asking right about now. >> so that's a great question. first of all, let's take the broader question of temperature and covid. so covid likes cold better than heat. so theoretically, a heating environment is more inhospitable to the virus than a cold environment, but it likes better than temperatures. so if there's enough people around, it doesn't matter if you're in woakiki or rio de janeiro. you're going to get covid. so we can isolate fragments of virus in ventilating system

>> you want to make sure that a face shield goes down to at least your chin. is definitely going to be an opening there. i don't think you're seeing many people get infected where a droplet comes down and goes back up. most of those are going to fall to the ground. >> reporter: he says cloth masks prevent you from spreading the virus. but he thinks face shields offer two-way protection. however, the cdc currently does not recommend using face shields for normal activities or as a substitute for cloth face coverings. and research shows, masks prevent the spread of covid-19 by containing germs. [ coughing ] back in june with help from a columbia university micro biologist, we showed you how three different masks contain bacteria and droplets from my cough. droplets that could carry coronavirus. nothing grew on the petri dishes when i had my nose and mouth covered. but look at what grew when i didn't. whether it's a shield or a mask, public health experts agree covering your nose and mouth will reduce the spread of covid-19. >> very insightful. wear those masks.

what sets what can some more chin apart is that it's now out at sea the coastline has receded a kilometer over the past half century. he added some look at it takes us on a tour. there used to be a school over there where the water tank is now on but everybody looked at nobody thought about prevention or solution. the erosion of the land has a number of causes human activity storms and the rising sea level the other tells us they're experiencing climate change directly here and he's amazed by the indifference he encounters. nobody shows any interest when we talk about it people just carry on as if it were business as usual even when i tell them about global warming nobody cares. there are. just 20 kilometers from the coast is the thai capital bangkok built on marshy ground in the delta of the child prior river 14000000 people live in the metropolitan region much of the land is just a metre and a half above sea level. climate change scenarios for c. the gulf of thailand being hard hit under an optimistic scenario the sea level could rise 3 meters over the next 3 centuries. in the worst cas

chin. lips a brows lives on and my jaw here they firmed up my jaw and i'm talking. i think that's all. ready to go. yes down here in there with the what keep it up come i also. work it out is that if this is what you're seeing here don't try this at home. this is basically a commercial freezer. if you can be sure what we got there for to grease my wrist it should be around 0 to 2 degrees. thank. goodness if you've been in for a minute now. that's. what a funny idea so what do you seem right why is somebody using a freezer for optimization maybe you're thinking off ice cream that has always been comfort when you feel troubled the child all resumes you think ice cream is more like seeking comfort and to get some reward for the soap optimisation than yeah it's a reward and it's also like a security line in the way that feels so much in a world that feels like i am not in the house so i'm trying to improve so i'm safe in this but i would put myself into a freezer i mean this hurts this is painful why do i have to optimize myself over the trishul to physical pain. so may

through difficult to understand how one can translate those tweets into into that same with hopeful chin and i follow his social media feed very closely and really i've not seen anything in there which relates to an incitement to violence so what we saw was predicted many of us were putting out in social media 2 days before after their arrest saying they'd be refused bail there would be there's a there's a playbook that we've seen time and time again in zimbabwe where. the courts are used to contain and frustrate critical voices and that's exactly what's going on right now so this is because these 2 men exposed high levels of corruption that's why they were arrested and detained well there's a combination of factors in play a while china has been extremely active in exposing corruption but with that exposure has come a very hard hitting narrative about the failures of the nigger administration which some i believe go beyond the bounds of ordinary journalism he's an activist journalist in many ways jacob meanwhile the head of the transform party which was actively engaged in in preparing

is a senior research fellow at the chin yang institute for financials that is a university of china for good morning what do you make of the latest remarks coming from one pump 1st of all. i think many people who are always compared to. food turn speech are going to show not show interest but i think there's something different because i prefer to. speak. similar like. because she lost a centrally 50 this year in the us congress with foolish allies and their accusation without evidence against the committee is a party against the china attitude i think this time. performed even further than the group to stay productive against their china so without any evidence that it just to criticize china without evidence or would accusation no good to her vocation so very negatively image about her trying out it isn't what you want to do so who want to build up a so called an affront a lie all you unify the lion in the world attack the 2 against their china but i don't think you were succeeded when you have to economic powerhouses like the usa and china feuding what does that mean for the world's

known about the impact of of this virus and the fact that it's quite clear that if you stick your chin note covered 19 it's going to hit you very hard indeed. well yes i mean it's been very difficult of course because of the economic impacts and the fact that there's only so long the relations will put up with social distancing so i think that you know a lot of pressure is built up as we've gone so she doesn't go on you know 2 months 3 months but you know your play you absolutely right the fundamental problem is and many experts were warning about this that we you know shouldn't be lifting the social distancing measure until we were confident that we had a really good track trace and isolate system in place so that for instance we could have the culprit of the story opens schools 'd because we knew precisely where that down to granular local level where that those transmission chains were going all and that meant it does if you if you know where the virus is you can very quickly deploy contact traces to persuade people to itself isolated to stop the infections ready more widely and get

i didn't one question about five chin. dad who lost, they save wlack lives matter. she didn't do nothing. becauseure no lives are that isa david dorn and thank you. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> crmp span has the white house, supreme court and watch all of the programming on television, online or list own our free roo app or daily washington journal program. c-span, created by america's program as a public service and brought to you by your television provider. is salim furth, senior research fellow at george mason university's mercatus center. he directs their urbanity project. thanks for being on with us this morning. give us some specifics. what do you study in the urbanity project? this aboutnity cities, and in a bigger sense come about living together. beings come human as americans, solve the problems that make it hard to live near

wow. >> i'm just kidding. >> my chinny chin chin says you know what to you. >> you're not alone.the break, i was saying, oh, that's it? everyone thought that was a lot. >> 16 is not bad. >> you can come back from 16 pounds. anything more than that -- i mean, oprah got weight watchers. >> she does. good luck with all of that. we're going to get back into the routines. we keep saying that we're going to get back into it. right now we're just couch potatoes. >>> speaking of couch potatoes, let's head to turkey where this turkish paraglider has decided to take couch potato to a whole new level. he put the couch, the tv, the lamp, the snacks, the slippers, all up into the sky right there. >> listen, if you can't fly the friendly skies with delta, you might as well fly this way. >> oh, wait. oh, turkish airlines is struggling right now. >> they are. >> actually, mona said that joke in the commercial break and i just stole it. this guy, he says he did all this because he wants to show how safe paragliding is, but i don't know. >> quite the opposite. >> he doesn't even have a seat belt o

in low spirits so when i see that i try to talk to them about it this is it's bar named after their chins late husband himself a g.i. is a fixture on top. it's a quiet town. that's home to the largest overseas u.s. army base in the world and to 12000 soldiers and their families talk of u.s. troop withdrawal gives rise to uncertainty for some 3000 civilian jobs for germans are directly tied to the base that's almost half of the often less overall population impossible to replace in a remote region like this one. but dawson was mayor tells me for him economic considerations are only one part of the equation. with the family especially from brazil abrading 75 years of living together with the americans in a small town with 6 and a half 1000 residents and it's always been a nice and friendly relationship and i think it has benefited both nations we hope that it remains that way to be rich with us is a good. american soldiers have shaped cuff and since the end of world war 2. over it it's bar crystal is one of the regulars originally from texas she's been in constant growth for 4 years yes not

him to power in 1989 police in zimbabwe have arrested a prominent investigative journalist hopewell chin on all filmed his attention he's just the latest critic of the government to be arrested ahead of anti-corruption protests planned for later this month the new german our security has been kidnapped outside her gallery by unidentified gunmen in iraq friends of helen mavis said she had feared for her safety due to her involvement in a recent protest the iraqi interior ministry says security forces are searching for her. the trial has begun here in germany of the man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of harlow last october he's alleged to have killed 2 passers by after failing to gain access to the synagogue on yom kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers inside. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic attacks in postwar german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victims and relatives h

officials enter their chinese consulate in she's chin texas after forcing it to close have made accusations of espionage china retaliate shutting down an american consulate in the western city of chengdu also coming out. thousands of people in eastern russia following the rest of their governor on murder charges they say he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election. and thousands demonstrated in budapest for media freedom after justin's a journalist at hungary's main news site resigned in protest at the sacking of the editor in chief. michael okwu thanks for joining us u.s. officials have entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after diplomatic staff there complied with an order from the trumpet ministration to shut down the u.s. says the consulate was a hub for espionage and intellectual property theft china denies the accusations and has retaliated by ordering the american consulate in the south western city of shanghai due to close the spat has brought on. redi tense relations between the 2 countries to their lowest point in decades. ahead exit i

peter chin hong, infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor, what kind of numbers are you seeing at ucsf? >> thanks for having me on, janelle. i would say, over time, on june 7 we had seven patients with covid in the hospital, at ucsf. on july 24, we had 19 patients, today we have 38 to 40 patients with covid. that's about a five-time increase just locally in our hospital. >> wow, that's incredible. so is this coming from the july 4 surge were people were hanging out in groups and gatherings? >> it's a little bit of a mix. certainly we have the folks who went to barbecues around july 4 and we're seeing those repercussions now. but there are quite a lot of essential workers still, and more than half of our patients are latinx. two-thirds of my patients i'm taking care of are latinx and half of them are ventilated. >> oh, my goodness, that's terrible to hear. governor newsom highlighted this week that the latinx population, especially in the central valley, because they are front line workers, farm workers, they're working those jobs, the

to mark independence day as americans are told to scale back celebrations to avoid an even bigger chin coronavirus. going on peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here also coming up on the verge of collapse health workers in ecuador's capital say hospitals are struggling to cope with a surge in cases of covert 19. you cannot get away with these acts.

>> we highlighted those that are potent and we're with excited to try to take these into chin. >> caller: clinical trials. wrrt and t >> reporter: and the strategy is to neutralize one of the potent weapons with the goal of eventually defeating it. >> that was dan ashley reporting. he says if one of the kinese inhibitors is successful, they could actually treat the virus. >>> and a popular vantage point for fireworks will be the oakland fire department is shutting grizzly peak boulevard. >> it is a measure that we're taking for multiple reason, one to discourage areas that have been used forgregating and also due to fire safety. we've had five fires that are started would i fiby firewo. >> and most cities have canceled their five works shows including san francisco and berkeley. we put together a guide on what is allowed and what is not for the fourth of july and you can find that on our website abc7news.com. still i think a lot of people might be venturing out. so what can they expect for the weekend weather? >> that is a beautiful view up there, too. expect the fire danger to go up tom

it because they don't want to take the political capital of taking that libertarian argument on the chinjust ironic that mrjohnson who is doing it. who rallied against himself and got his own newspaper one of the most famous art of saying is it's really a good idea? buddies got the impetus to do it. looks like he's really going to push this forward... why is he got the impetus to do a? they're not going whole hog are they because my there's no shark attack on food. that was one option which might have changed things quite radically. was the health minister speaking earlier on saying that that wasn't actually on the agenda at the moment. no, i think if wasn't actually on the agenda at the moment. no, ithink if you wasn't actually on the agenda at the moment. no, i think if you look at the range of measures yes there is the range of measures yes there is the sort of watershed ofjunk food before at 9pm junk food band. which isa before at 9pm junk food band. which is a good thing. and will make a bit ofa is a good thing. and will make a bit of a difference. up primarily of the government see

peter chin hahn. from ucsf.ve a few people over, definitely social distance and wear a mask. >> stay in your bubble. >> yes. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> great advice. >>> a sad ending to share with the story of a young mountain lion that prowled around san francisco. it was hit by a car along highway 1 in pacifica. here is video taken earlier of the cub exploring san francisco last month. it was captured and tagged and then this morning it was found on the shoulder of a skyline boulevard off ramp. california highway patrol says the driver that hit the cub did not stop. they say up to 100 young lions h are hit by a car every year. >>> busted again. what we know about a so-called underground nightclub shut down by police and ties to a similar club raided earlier in this pandemic. >>> pg&e has managed to put its bankruptcy behind it. it began with a devastating and deadly series of fires in 2017 and 2018. the utility was to blame for most of them because of deficient equipment maintenance. a federal judge c

thank you, sharon chin. joined by neil richardson. your bread and butter is housing and we'll get to that. i want your opinion on tech, is it china and the u.s. or how do you understand it? >> it's all the above. there's an acknowledgement the economic recovery will be uneven and then you add to this diplomatic rise in tensions between the u.s. and china that is a context for the risk sentiment today. but right now what we're looking at in terms of the rising tensions is they are contained and don't spill over to the phase 1 trade deal. if you'll recall, that deal at the top of the year was actually supposed to be a catalyst for global growth for 2020. now, coronavirus kind of derailed that outlook but as long as the phase 1 trade deal stays intact, i think that that's going to be good news for the markets even though there is concern and caution over the overall relationship right now. francine: what will drive the markets forward, though? it's almost impossible to predict a v or w or whatever alphabet you pick in terms of recovery b

towards things is very impressive. jurco from bouncing a little baby underneath and facing some serious chinre you looking forward to that? it is been a long time since playing, but i enjoyed training and to get back out there in the game is really exciting. i am shivering, i am freezing here! but hopefully it is a little bit warmer, a bit drier tomorrow and for the rest of the week because it very much looking forward to it. as long as it doesn't rain. our reporter henry moeran is inside the bio—bubble at old trafford. should we be surprised by any of the changes england have announced ? should we be surprised by these changes made by england? we knew one changes made by england? we knew one change was meant to be made withjoe root being captain returning to the side as you heard he missed the first test match because the birth ofa first test match because the birth of a second child. the question would be when he replaced zach crawley orjoe denly. with perhaps a look to the future, they went with sacra in the place of the 34—year—old joe macklin. perhaps the more surprising involvement is

>> you want to make sure the face shields goes down to at least your chin.plet goes down and back up. >> reporter: cloth masks prevents you from spreading the virus but he thinks face shields provide two-way protection however, the cdc does not recommend using face shields as a substitute for cloth face coverings. and research shows masks prevent the spread of covid-19 by containing germs back in june with help of a columbia university microbiologist, we showed you how three different masks contained bacteria and droplets from my cough. droplets that could carry coronavirus. nothing grew on the petri dishes when i had my nose and mouth covered. but look at what grew when i didn't whether it's a shield or a mask, public health experts agree covering your nose and mouth will reduce the spread of covid-19 now, health care workers have worn face shield for years in addition to a mask because they have higher exposure to sick patients you have one i brought for you to try on. you'll feel the difference right away done set it and forget ite a partial solution for

the shifting policy is attracting many young entrepreneurs like 29-year-old su chin.lizes in children's clothing. he says he can make up to $400 in a few hours if he sets up in an area with enough foot traffic near a housing complex. >> translator: this is $10. that's cheaperer than onlnline shopping. >> su had also become a social media star by sharing what he learned about the business. so far he's gained more than 300,000 followers, another sign of how much interest there is in his random work. >> people have been known to travel long distances. many are young and have lost their jobs due to the pandemic. they are drawn to becoming street vendors, partly because it doesn't take a lot of initial investment. su also runs a wholesale business that supplies children's clothing to around 100 street vendors every day. he says that business has been booming since restrictions were eased, driving up his company's revenue more than tenfold. >> translator: market stalls attract a lot of people because of their low investment and high profitability. they allow unemployed peop

>> it comes froma chin. the corporation is the only correct choice for tunited states. >> we believe in democracy. >> if the government asks for the data will you have to turn it over. >> no. in in other company have you had such a great amount ofch ge in sort amount of time. >> welcome to china. >> woodruff: that is tomorrow night at 10 on pbs. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again re tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth management, a dedited advisor can tailor advice and recommendations to your life. that's fidelity wealth management. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johon. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international p

are global ideas series is all about environmental and climate protection this week we go to chin in his ear where the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly noticeable in the area around the soil is dusty it's becoming hard for farmers to cultivate that lambs mortar has become a luxury fewer and fewer pharmacies have enough of it. for many people around the world it's easy to imagine them and then the supply of water not so here tunisian farmer sharif evie needs a lot of water to irrigate his all the fruits and vegetables so he has 3 cisterns to collect rainwater. he takes pride in his work he owns 90 hectares of land which is a lot for the car one region has never been short on water before. 6 liters per 2nd down to the fields in summer the system runs for 16 to 17 hours a day we use less water in the cooler winter months there's still enough rain and with our well we always have enough water. not everyone's situation is comfortable just 10 kilometers away beyond these mountains life is much harder. most families here have to walk several kilometers to the nearest wate

i still walk down the streets and people have their masks on, but they're down on their chin. i still walk into stores, and people are close and you see them congregating, it's still going on. you want people to take it seriously, otherwise we're just going to have this fall back fall back. i would like to get some clarity from the state and locals in terms of testing. do we test, how do we test and for how long are the tests, all of those things are in there but that's going over people's heads. they're just waking up, turning on abc7 in the morning, see what's open and closed, what's going on that day like the weather. >> many people's heads are spinning. you're not the only one. phil, as always, a pleasure to have you on. thank you for being here. >> all right. >> a reminder, you can read phil's column in the >>> thank you for joining us on this interative show, "getting answers." earlier today, we heard opposing views to governor newsom's mandates and we certainly heard a lot from you on our live streams, unfshortunately, we cat get to all of them but the main headlines of

point is that huaweihi and anyse company has the potential for being linked to chinese military and chinknow that is a link that exists with huawei. the concern i have with t huawei fact that data and privacy is now subject to a different standard. it is subject to potential engagement or usage by the chinese government because of the use of huawei technology, and it presents a significant threat to our telecommunications networks. katy:es the united st put considerable pressure on the u. to ban huawei from its 5g network. d whage would it have done to america if the u.k. had allowed some components of huawei's technology into its 5g network? what was the problem for t t united staten? rep. spanberger: notably, and we are m onling forward now as a country protecting our iafrastructure from potent ilities that exist between the links of chinese technology and chinese intelvind military ss. i lead a piece of legislation signed into law in march. it was bipartisan among democrats and republicans that would require that, at home, we atvelop a national strategy and detailed implemen plan to p

called has been tracking coastal erosion for decades and all it shows us photos of what can somewhat chin temple taken in 1974 when it was still on dry land. a 1000000 people living near the coast are under imminent threat is. on if you ever think you know how to protect the ethic of that's why i think that when it's foolish you have to think of how to adapt. he says planting mangroves along the coast would help combat erosion but what about bangkok itself. there were people will still be able to live there but they will have to change their way of life there will be more rain and floods and nightmarish traffic if we just carry on the same way but i don't expect bangkok to just sink into the sea like the temple. currently the sea level is rising high. if a centimeter a year. and a city is sinking 2 centimeters a year. bangkok used to be called the venice of the east because it was crisscrossed by lots of canals but many of them were filled in as the city grew. the sunset come out still runs through the center of the city. the remaining canals helped drain the area but they're often overwh

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sharing chin on an effort to bridge the communications gap. >> her husband is serving time in san quentin for mansughter and tested positive for covid-19 and does not show symptoms that she is worried. >>> she is turning to social media. >> the voices of san quentin is allowing people to share what's going on with their loved ones and with their fears. >>> at more than 1300 people are following the voices of san quentin. the instagram page feast jurors inmates phone calls edited into short clips and a team of producers started the page in early july. they have gotten to know some of the men like tommy while shooting a documentary about the prison running club. >> they are like sitting ducks in there and are dropping like flies. >> those inside are completely ignored and invisible. >> and hear their stories like what tommy said he encountered in quarantine. >> there were no toilets working. was no electricity. >> he used the voices as a form for protest and was paroled in early may before the explosion of infections that he fears for his friends inside and he wants a governor to release mo

. >> kind of like football players, we getting a any around t acne around the chin strap. so probably the same principal. flawless skin is you, that is not me. even with makeup on, this is what you get. come on. let's talk about what is going on outside. it was a little hazy yesterday and you may see more haze in the bay area today. in fact, we have two wildfires burning to our south in the central valley, firefighters are working hard to get a handle on the bigger minute ram fire in fresno county. it is only 15% contained. the coyote fire blackened 1400 about 20% contained. so you can see tough terrain for those folks to be fighting that. let's take a look and show you what is going on outside at sfo. not too hazy right now. we're under an air quality advisory, that means locally the air quality could be really bad because of the fires, but in general we'll be moderate. so we'll be healthy today. but this air quality advisory will go through at least tomorrow. let's take a look at temperatures. we're in the upper 50s to low 60s. 7o 62 across the east bay shoreline. mid 50

this is a chin guard nobody told you to wear a chin guard. thar a mask.the coronavirus than those lining the throat and lungs. meaning every time an infected person exhales through their nose, they're likely releasing a higher concentration of virus than if exhaling through their mouth. these findings leave no room for the so-called chin strap look. >> if somebody's wearing a mask covering their mouth but not their nose, then they're still getting a majority of the virus in their body out into the environment which means they can infect other people. bringing that mask up coverings cover your mouth and nose. how hard is it to wear your mask the nose is one of the most important steps you can make >> reporter: it didn't take long to sniff out some uncovered noses while walking the streets of new york city did you know you're wearing your mask wrong >> i didn't. >> reporter: you're supposed to cover your mouth and nose. how hard is it to wear your mask over your nose and mouth >> i can't breathe >> reporter: do you mind telling me why you're wearing yours n