so that wasn't the chinese authority but through those elite messages.h allmi of that critical information about transmission adand symptoms that also had to be meet. this cannot be in the future there has to be a pandemic treaty that they can nominate and then pick a new person and they go straight into gather evidence because the fake science is extremely high here we've see 50 or 60 million deaths and hundreds of infections. so there is no space and then it's the time for what we want to tell you. >> david? why did you say about your observations? >> i just cannot think you guys enough sufficiently for what you have done. and they look like an indictment that to me it is not with the government of china but it is a global indictment of how that with that amount of information to public disclosure, it is almost inexplicable to me as a person in thed government with cyberand then ino the financial community to make money. but as a capitalist i cannot understand the degree for understanding a situation that is literally the biggest disaster in all of our

and the official explanation from the chinese authorities was that her copied readings wore too low. and so that's why she was allowed to participate. i had a look at how this was actually happening and obviously gill had no mask on whatsoever. a move like that would seem as a very hot warming gesture from the health authorities to allow athletes with low symptoms of cove. 19 to participate in the games. had it not been for multiple hot breaking stories involving many athletes from across the planet who had been preparing for the games for, for yes. tested positive upon arrival and were forced to miss out on the olympics here in bay jing such as the case of a russian by athlete musket salva, who was immediately taken into isolation upon arrival, having tested positive for covet and just a few days back, she put a post on instagram describing horrible conditions as she described it. she's been captain. on top of that, there are many cases involving colleagues of mine, journalists who've also tested positive. i'm been locked away and even more so those who were on the same plane with t

so according to chinese authorities. they went through tens of thousands of animal samples. they track lots of people and now they're tracking banked blood samples in hunt prior to december 2019, and they have yet to find any sign of an earlier circulation of this virus or an original animal source furthermore there have been many i'd say surprising leaks and and foyer freedom information act obtained documents showing that there was really quite extensive coronavirus collecting and manipulation at the equivalent one institute of biology and and analogy. i'd like to use is that we in one document the proposed putting a horn on a horse in early 2018 and at the end of 2019 a unicorn appears in that city. so on i'd say that the burden is on the natural origin side to show that these activities this really collection of thousands of tens of thousands of high-risk pathogen samples from animals and humans across eight countries collecting into wuhan city and doing this experiments when marvel genetic modifications modifications are made of these viruses that that did not lead to t

, the ioc will pick the chinese authorities and work with the chinese authorities to the detriment ofice to them is to put their heads down and focus on their competition, and to stay silent. and it pains me to say that, but i'm scared for their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you in response when you have given them the advice? are they choosing to stay silent? what have they said to you about what they're planning to do while they're there? the athletes understand the situation, they've been briefed extensively by the us olympic committee and by the us state department. they know the risks, they've been told to get burner phones and rental computers because they know they've got no digital privacy over there. so they're not naive, and i don't think you'll see any athletes speaking up. and i actually hope not, because of the risks that athletes face. but athletes are going to focus on their competition, and i hope that they're verbal when they get home and they stand up for what they believe in when they're free to do so. noah, china has said that we should keep politics ou

but with all these new regulations and rules imposed by the chinese authorities. all this seems like an unnecessary requirement for us here. why are we supposed to be in a bubble when people like gil, are allowed to participate despite having tested positive for corporate, or at least it's not all that sour for many athletes winning golds and fill those already. that is the case of alexandra bush and off of the russian olympic committee team who managed to win gold in the sky race. and that is the 1st goal for the r o c team here in beijing. of course i'm keeping you updated with everything happening here in the chinese capital lecture shift the rti reporting from beijing and china. now talking are going head to head a veteran reporter clashed with a u. s. state department spokesperson this week, as officials failed to back up their claim that russia's planning a full flag operation to justify a war with you can take a look at this. what is the evidence that you had that suggested that the russians are even planning with math? i'm not saying that they're not, but

but with all these new regulations and rules imposed by the chinese authorities. all this seems like an unnecessary requirement for us here. why are we supposed to be in a bubble when people like gil, are allowed to participate despite having tested positive for corporate, or at least it's not all that sour for many athletes winning golds and fill those already. that is the case of alexandra bush and off of the russian olympic committee team who managed to win gold in the sky race. and that is the 1st goal for the r o c team here in beijing. of course i'm keeping you updated with everything happening here in the chinese capital electra, the rti reporting from beijing and china. this is not america anymore, is how a passenger on spirit airlines rented. when staff told him to remove his face mask because it had the n p biden. let's go brandon slogan on that video of the incident called attention and social media racking up more than 500000 views on tick tock during the week. not america anymore. the america anymore. the company here. if i had a b, l, a mass guy woul

but with all these new regulations and rules imposed by the chinese authorities. all this seems like an unnecessary requirement for us here. why are we supposed to be in a bubble when people like gil, are allowed to participate despite having tested positive for corporate, or at least it's not all that sour for many athletes winning golds and phil is already that is the case of alexander bush and off of the russian olympic committee team who managed to win gold in the sky race. and that is the 1st goal for the r o c team here in beijing. of course i'm keeping you updated with everything happening here in the chinese capital lexia, the rti reporting from beijing and china. it please watchdog in the u. k. has revealed a disturbing internal culture of massage money and attitudes on sexual violence. a warning you may find some of the fallen content offensive. now the report includes private messages between officers of the metropolitan police force, which serves greater london in one. that officer says that he would like to rape a female colleague. another says that y

, the ioc will pick the chinese authorities and work with the chinese authorities to the detriment ofjing. and my advice to them is to put their heads down and focus on their competition, and to stay silent. and it pains me to say that, but i'm scared for their safety. to say that, but i'm scared for their safety-— their safety. and noah, what are their safety. and noah, what are they saying _ their safety. and noah, what are they saying to — their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you _ their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you in _ their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you in response i their safety. and noah, what are . they saying to you in response when you have given them the advice? are they choosing to stay silent? what have they said to you about what they are planning to do while they are there? the they are planning to do while they are there? ., , , ., are there? the athletes understand the situation. _ are there? the athletes understand the situation, they've _ are there? the athletes understand the situation, they've been - are there? the athl

indeed, and you've worked with the chinese authorities l worked with the chinese authorities for thestand amid all these tensions? ~ :: :: j~ be keen to stand amid all these tensions? ~ :: :: f~ tensions? well in 2008, the same creative director _ tensions? well in 2008, the same creative director is _ tensions? well in 2008, the same creative director is in _ tensions? well in 2008, the same creative director is in charge - tensions? well in 2008, the same creative director is in charge night| creative director is in charge night as was in 2008, and he is a master of the tightrope between politics and creativity. and it won't be any different this time. the government doesn't frame its requests by having a party functionary, and say you must do x, y and z. it's implicit, i guess, and he knows his way around that very well. the challenge in doing a ceremony in china in creating that ceremony is how to deal with, creating that ceremony is how to dealwith, indeed, the creating that ceremony is how to deal with, indeed, the politics, but you can't touch on, and at the same time explain

so start with chinese authorities effectively covered up and delayed the release of vital information about human transmission and so on. but then the organization amounted an investigation long with the chinese that took a very long time to organize. was frankly rather superficial and produced poor results in terms of investigating the outcomes. but its existence has prevented other organizations amounting their own inquiries. and in the u.s. government has not been as forthcoming with informationn. it has funded relevant research and is basic. but the institutions of scientific publishing have not been as transparent as they should be. which have conflicts of interest. they're prematurely ruling out one hypothesis on the basis to give a political preference and then journalism as alina says the main stream media has surprisingly little curiosity about this. conversation about hypotheses. facebook made it impossible for anyone to discuss at all whereas twitter was better in that respect. there is been a surprising lack of transparency and the lack of accountabilityo. just to go to th

that is a warning shot to chinese authorities who are trying to keep prices lower. manus: thank you very much. it is going to be a volatile year for iron ore prices. martin ritchie, our industrial commodities reporter. let's get the first word news. she is back, it is juliette saly. >> justin trudeau has invoked emergency powers for police to quell protests against vaccine mandates. the government is seeking to choke off funds to protesters, broadening anti-money laundering rules to cover crowdsourcing and cryptocurrency platforms. an important bridge with the u.s. reopened, but protests continue to gridlock canada's capital city. hong kong says it has no plans for a citywide lockdown to bring virus cases back to zero. carrie lam says public housing estates will be used for isolation facilities and officials will seek hotels for the same purpose. this has local media says hong kong will announce 1500 confirmed covid cases today. intel is closing in on a deal with $5 billion to buy israel's semiconductor. it is part of intel's push into the outsourced chip manufactur

take a look now at some other stories making news. chinese authorities have placed the city of by so under locked down after protecting more than $100.00 corona virus infections. residents have to stay at home and transport has been suspended in the social government wants to print a major outbreak during the winter olympics. she wanna go, ged country, burkina, faso ruling military junta has installed a new head of the armed forces. it's 54 year old david carbury, a former sports minister. he was given the job in official ceremony in the capitol regime came to power after to posing the democratically elected president in a coo last month. protests had been intensifying in india over a decision by some universities to man students from wearing that he job in classrooms. southern state as announced a closure of all educational institutions for 3 days, setting violence between muslim and hindu students. katy and prime minister justin trudeau says the days long trucker protest against pandemic restrictions you must end friction. the protest of paralyzed parts of the capitol, ottawa, and

and being in that film landed brad pitt in hot water is chinese authorities. hina for years and years. tell us more about that. >> not only that, this was in 1997 when the chinese box office was an economic after thought for studios, but sony quickly learned that it was not just the studio access that was threatened about the political exile and history china would r rather not see, but sony proper. this explains a lot when you see how these conglomerates have taken over hollywood. why a movie that might seem like a minor production produced by a s subdivision comes an element. so if disney makes a movie that offends the chinese authorities, it's not just that movie that might be lost, but also theme park plans, consumer products plans. there's billions of dollars on the line for any of these relatively small infractions. >> one of the craziest examples in your book is the 2012 remake of the film, red dawn, starring another top star, chris hemsworth. china was supposed to be the antagonist in the movie, but after the film was shot, they made a little bit of a c

chinese authorities have a very good relationship with the national league for democracy government. they were not keen on a coup. at a the issue for china now is that what they are faced with is a situation where it is a prolonged conflict within myanmar on its doorstep. that is the choice. continue backing the military and except that there will be a prolonged conflict, because the military will not go quietly, or take action and bring this to a head sooner. but the people at me and rb the people who would determine who governs their country. the alternative for china is they can have peace within myanmar with the people deciding who is in charge are they can have chaos by continuing to back the military. i thing it is insightful to that those major nationals are announcing now that they are withdrawing. i think in some ways that is an indication that they see the writing on the wall too. i think the military is likely to lose. they want to have a working relationship with the new civilian government in the future. elizabeth: yes, what about their role in this? do you see it's play

maybe so, but on top of the vast network of facial recognition cameras, it's given chinese authorities a newmoand meddle in a billion lives. given the power and the reach of a prickly chinese state, u.s. officials have counseled american athletes not to criticize china while they're at the games and to stay safe. margaret. >> brennan: liz palmer, thank you. we'll be right back. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because mabethey saw how cancer cow. adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. >> brennan: we turn now to former f.d.a. commissioner and pfize

just don't say anything against the chinese authority of the government while you're there. >> to me,t's disgusting. she doesn't say that to american athletes or anybody protesting in the streets. think of what nancy pelosi has done. she first protected china from any investigations to the origin of covid. more than 5.7 million people in the world have died and more than 900,000 americans. now she's protecting china from any american showing any objection in china itself. we had more than eight months that we have requested a bill to move the olympics from china. she would not bring that up until today. we have watched in history, 1936 and others where very bad people would use olympics for propaganda. we're watching that happen today. why wouldn't the leader inside congress, the speaker stand up against china knowing the millions that they have already killed, knowing what is going on in slave labor camps in china. why are they so silent about that? the bill that they just passed does not hold china accountable. it provides american taxpayer money to go to china. >> martha: it's amaz

indeed, and you've worked with the chinese authorities for the 2008 games — what messages would you guessd he's a master of the tightrope between politics and creativity. and it won't be any different this time. the government doesn't frame its requests by having a party functionary come and say, "you must do x, y and z". it's implicit, i guess, and he knows his way around that very well. so the challenge in doing a ceremony in china in creating that ceremony is how to deal with, indeed, the politics, which you can't touch on, and at the same time explain something of the history and the cultural values of the country — which are incredibly rich, i mean, this is a society that goes back at least 5,000 years with written records, and the complexities and creativity that's been involved needs to be reflected in the ceremonies. and at the same time, it's framed in the politics without ever mentioning them in any way. so that's the challenge. i don't think me, as a foreigner, could do it at all. my role in beijing was really to advise him on the international impact of different parts of the

but the promise of the chinese authorities from the onset was that these games will be absolutely safe in that respect to did work. there were not many corbett cases inside the bubble, those who are tested positive for immediate ascent into quarantine and spend. some of the women spent 2 weeks there in the currency and missing the majority of the games. but nevertheless, the initial concerns initial maybe even somewhat of a panic before the olympic start. this will be heavily riddled with on the cross with call it that didn't prove to be the case in that respect. games was absolutely immaculate. so most of the teams and the media personnel will be going home on monday, myself included will be flying together with the russian olympic team. course. i will keep you updated on any further developments after beijing, especially when it comes to the case of come level. eva electra shasky rti reporting from aging in china. and that's monday shaping up so far here at our tea from moscow. i'm calling bry, i'm going to update you again and just have a half an hour. oh i me and i make no, you kno

but the promise of the chinese authorities from the onset was that these games will be absolutely safe. in that respect, it did work. there were not many covet cases inside the bubble. those who were tested positive or immediate descent into quarantine and spend some of the women spent 2 weeks there in the current in missing the majority of the games. but nevertheless, the initial concerns initial maybe even somewhat of a panic before the olympics, that this will be heavily riddled with ami kron with covet. that didn't prove to be the case in that respect, the games war absolutely immaculate. so most of the teams and the media personnel will be going home on monday, myself included will be flying together with the russian olympic team because i will keep you updated on any further developments after beijing, especially when it comes to the case of camille on eva. alexia shasky, rti reporting from beijing in china. k. that's how mondays news is shaping up so far. thanks for checking in with us. see this out of the next update from us here in moscow in just have often allen say that ah m

the chinese authorities had a very good relationship with on sense that she and the national lead for democracy government. so it's that they weren't keen on the curb. i think the issue though now for china is that what they faced with is the situation that is a prolonged conflict within me and on its doorstep. that's the choice. the choice is to continue back in the military and accept that there will be a prolonged conflict because the military won't go quietly or take action and bring this to a head sooner and let the people of me and mark be the people who be the one to determine who governs their country. and the alternative for china is they can have peace within me and my with, with the people determining who's in charge or they can have chaos by continuing to back the military. i think it's inciteful to that, those major multi nationals are announcing now that they're withdrawing. because i think in some ways that's an indication that they see the writing on the wall to they see that the military is likely to lose at they want to be able to have a working relationship with the

in the context of the ongoing covid pandemic and allegations of human rights abuse, the chinese authoritiesle look back to 2008, and that is the framework of the book, from one olympics to the next, but it's when the government decided to release a policy to make china the largest sports industry in the world. in china, a fraction of 1% of gp come from the sports economy, so they started from a low base, almost zero, and the aim was from 2025 of the biggest sports economy in the world —— of gdp. with winter sports and the winter olympics, that has really helped to push forward the growth, so there is been some bumps in the road. but winter sports, we are seeing some real growth and i think the economy as a whole is definitely doing well in the sports area. yeah, i know that there are sensitivities about talking about these issues in china, one of the big issues ahead of the games or the attention that was paid, was human rights violations, and there were different medically cause and the lake from lots of countries who did not send their diplomats to the games. does that take off the shine

my employer, all my family chinese authorities are battling to contain an outbreak of the on the con and delta variance of the virus, which is spread to 20 provinces and 50 cities, including the capital to control infections, many of the millions of migrant workers who usually return home for the holiday has been warned against travel restrictions very per region. testing is compulsory. in some areas, a period of quarantine or isolation is required. this video of a communist party official warning, anyone who didn't comply with rules would be detained, went viral last week. the controls have sparked complaints on social media with many uses saying migrant workers deserve to be for united with the family at least once a year. analysts say they're especially impacted by quivered regulations. a lot of workers. oh, actually they have missed the chance to earn a, re your life with their families for already 2 years now. and a lot of them treno league tonight with the test or using the phones. and if not, i meet up with other parents and they can rely on that for, for quite a long time. au