tell us about what the hastings center is and the research you do there. >> the hastings center is a bioethics think tank. we do lots of work on ethical issues and certainly availability of good medicines is one of those. >> tell us about your assessment of the extent -- let's talk about coronavirus first. >> sure. everybody is talking about coronavirus. >> tell us about your assessment of the extent of coronavirus right now. >> well, i don't want to scare people. we do have an issue with coronavirus cases popping up around the country. we have to be careful, do all the things we should do, wash our hands, not go out if we're sick. let's hope that it passes quicker than we all -- quick and we can get back to normal life again. >> the subject of your book is about the fact that china makes a lot of the medicines. >> mostly the ingredients to make them. they got a global chokehold. we have a pandemic and now -- with china making a lot of the ingredients for our medicines -- first of all, are we seeing a downtick in the number of -- the a. medicied m amount of medicine coming out of chi

tell us about what the hastings center is any the type of research you do. >> the hastings center is a think tank and we do a lot of and on ethical issues availability of good medicine is one of those. -- let's talkut about coronavirus. >> everybody is talking about coronavirus. >> tell us your assessment of the coronavirus right now. do have an issue with coronavirus cases popping up around the country and we have to be careful, do all the things we should do, wash our hands, not go out if we are sick, let's hope that it passes quicker and we can get back to normal life again. >> the subject of your book is china makesct that a lot of the medicine. >> wesley the ingredients to make them. they have a global chokehold. we have a global pandemic, and now -- >> with china making a lot of the ingredients or our medicines in the united states, are we numbera down take in the in the amount of medicines coming out of china to the united states right now or is it too early to tell? >> look at it this way. production is shut down in china, particularly in areas where the coronavirus has hit b

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very far south of england and even into the early afternoon, there was some light rain reported in hastings sussex. 0vernight tonight, many of us will have dry conditions. the breeze keeping the frost at bay across many south—eastern areas but the further north you go with those lighter winds, we'll see temperatures dip well below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture. for the weekend, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at th

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very far south of england and even into the early afternoon, there was some light rain reported in hastingsow, overnight tonight, many of us will have dry conditions. the breeze keeping the frost at bay across many south—eastern areas but the further north you go with those lighter winds, we'll see temperatures dip well below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture. for the weekend, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at the str

fronts in this area of cloud and even into the afternoon had a little bit of rain reported in the hastings east sussex. it's a pretty dull and damp here. looking at the weather picture this weekend there is the chance of getting an odd passing shower it will affect you in scotland, a cold one affecting northern areas with medium—high cloud at weston to be quite a nice sunrise for some of you tomorrow morning. ajury quite a nice sunrise for some of you tomorrow morning. a jury of high—pressure or the pressure not changing too much, butjust shoveling position a bit and that means the winds will start to shift toa means the winds will start to shift to a more towards a southeast direction. another day or we have chilly winds around. for most of it this could be a bright day with sunshine but as i say to see some cloud coming across each areas of scotla nd cloud coming across each areas of scotland always quite medium and bright conditions. the winds will be strong particularly across the coast and hills of southwest england and wales that chilly breeze everywhere, the onshore winds keeping th

a more thisssessed -- perceptive and less romantic view of the world than churchill. -- hastings continues, this is justified insofar as roosevelt recognized that the while churchill's heart refused to accept the signals of his brain that it was so. any claim that roosevelt's superior wisdom becomes hard to sustain convincingly in the light of the president's to conceive, as churchill perceived, the depth of evil, which joseph stalin and the soviet union represent. it may be true the western lacked the military power ofprevent the soviet rape eastern europe, but posterity is entitled to wish that roosevelt had allowed himself to appear less in different to it. power, theyears in british wartime coalition came to an end upon withdrawal of the labour party in the spring of 1945. winston churchill was no longer the leader of a national government, but instead, a touring prime minister in a country eager for change. forgeneral election was set years, within 10 berlin a smoking ruin and the war in the pacific still waging. serviceman allow around the world to participate, the voting was held ov

hastings continues, this proposition is justified insofar as roosevelt recognized the days of empipher were done, while church hymns heart refused to accept the signals of his brain that it was so. yet, any claim of roosevelt's superior wisdom becomes hard to sustain convincingly in the light of the president's failure to perceive as churchill perceived the depth of evil, which joseph stalin and the soviet union represented. it may be true that the western allies lacked the military power to prevent the soviet rape of eastern europe, but pos terity is entitled to wish that roosevelt had allowed himself to appear less indifferent to it. unquote. after five years in power, the british war time coalition came to an end upon the withdrawal of the labor party in the spring of 19ive 42. winston churchill was no longer the leader of a national government, but instead a torey prime minister in a country eager for change. a general election was set for july, the first in ten years, with berlin a smoking ruin and the war in the pacific still raging. in order to allow servicemen around the world

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at nbc i cover media, technology, sports, entertainment, so everything from like kim cook to reid hastings, the things that those 100 most important people in those spaces are talking about. i think it speaks to the fact that this is such an important part of the country that it ripples out and has big implications. >> we'll be back in just a minute. >>> that's our show for this week. if you're just turning on the television, you missed interesting interviews about airline, sports and the business of both. you can find those interviews and hundreds of past interviews at "press:here" tv.com. this week i spoke with lowe tony about efforts to invest in women and people of color and poker. that takes an unusual twist. my thanks to my guests. thank you for making us a part of your sunday morning. . narrator: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. narrator: today on "vets saving pets", marley finds that he has more than just a tummy ache... dr. boyd: there's no question this is a classic bloat. this dog is rea

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colombia hast in ruled against legalizing abortion in the first four months of pregnancy. the decision has disappointed abortion rights activists. they were hoping the case would mark a shift in latin america, which has some of the strictest reproductive rights laws in the world. outside colombia's constitutional court, antiabortion campaigners celebrate, while abortion rights activists vowed that their fight will go on. againstave ruled legalizing abortion in the first 16 weeks of pregnancy, and a case that has reopened a fierce debate in the country. is alive from the moment of conception. from that moment on, he or she is a human being, independent of the mother, part of the family. >> the communal is asian of abortion does not save any lives. it pushes women to have unsafe abortions. no life is protected -- not the woman or any other. a ruling in 2006 allows in portions -- abortionos if the others life is in danger, if the pregnancy was a result of rape, or if the fetus has serious health problems. many abortion-rights supporters hope the case would set a precedent for

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he beat it off with susuch haste and violence.n he hearard the sound of the followed byntents, splashes of sound, and it seemed that the woman listened, too, and in listening, he felt an indescribable bond with her, as they had both become witnesses to some crime. they stood there until he heard the woman's gasps, then he lookeded at her, then back at te water hidden from his eyes by the darkness, and then back at her again. >> thank you so much. that was a nigerian writer reading from his stunning second novel, "an orchestra of minorities." it has become an historical treasure and destined to become a classic. it is original as it combines flow clore from nigeria, a greek tragedy, and the context of modern nigeria. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, it is a pleasure to be here. >> congratulations on this story. : thank you. 2020, it is the year you mark 60 years of independenence from the british. you call this work a book -- this book a work of cultural preservation. you were born to a very large family, and you hav

oncologist, the breast surgeon, get this taken .are of in a timely manner not an emergency, but making haste. surgery hasrson's been delayed three months which is something in my career i have never seen. even after 9/11. one thing we have not thought about yet which is true, a lot of the routine medical care that thatof us do day-to-day, medical care has gone to the wind and will be gone for months. -- is my assumption. how covid is going to hurt people, but we are spending so much effort taking care of covid patients, but we are pushing up -- pushing off stuff that in american health care we never pushed off before. is ourr. ira breite guest. if you go to his twitter, you will see a lot of what he does this -- these days is answer your questions about covid-19. that is what we are doing here. the phone lines are split, (202) 748-8000 in the eastern or central time zone spirit mountain or pacific, (202) 748-8001. special line for medical professionals we have been , (202) 748-8002. city,e is up out of palm florida. caller: thanks. question, itbasic seems like south korea was able to get the

one research project where scientists hope their tork will hast development of a vaccine.orter: in his quarantine unit in east london, a doctor monitors people infectedth with resratory virus. they got it through choice. they are paid volunteers on whom vaccines and drugs are being tested. plth is for other volunteers to soon be given a mild strain of coronavirus. >> we will take healthy volunteers and inoculate them coronavirus, follow the disease, and turn them to healthy. controlled human ionn as a model. it will deepen scientific understanding of the virus. volunteers will be paid around 3000 pounds and will have to stay in a room like this for two weeks. it is important to stress that volunteers here will not be infect with covid-19, the disease caused by a specific strain of coron. they will begin at a much weaker stra with milder symptoms. but scientists here believe it will still provide crucial information. ahe vaccine seems to be t only answer to this global crisis. the search for one has united the world's scientific community. >> it is a race against the stviru

we're monitoring it and they will bring it to you live with that wh that hast. >>> we can tell you more about the cruise ship. it's waiting offshore right now as coronavirus kits are are being delivered by the coast guard. >> pete is live at peer 27 in san francisco with the the very latest. a story he's been following all morning long. >> reporter: good morning, as you mentioned that grand princess cruise ship is still offshore as folks still wait to get tested. we're stit waiting to get the final confirmation if they are indeed getting tested here's what we know so far. a couple weeks ago on february 21st so far, the cdc has identified fewer than 100 guests who need to be tested for the coronavirus. this includes in transit guests who previously sailed on the mexico leg of this trip and remained on board to the current hawaii destination. there was a 70-year-old man who was on board during the mexican part of the the voyage who died yesterday as a result of the coronavirus. now per the latest update from the the cruise lint, the test kits were delivered by the coast guard via helicopt

the very far south of england and into the early afternoon, there was some light rain recorded in hastingst at day across many south—eastern areas but the further north you got those lighter winds, we will see temperatures step well below freezing. that said, there are just below freezing. that said, there arejust a below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well. across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england to but for most of us it isa england to but for most of us it is a great looking picture. the weekend, this area of high—pressure commissary of low pressure not really changing very much. that is shuffling position element more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more ora switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making you feel pretty chilly out and about particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, that it is day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise are some of you. the winds will make a

even into the early afternoon, we had a little bit of light rain reported in hastings, in east sussexcross many south—eastern areas but the further north you go with those lighter winds, we'll see temperatures dip well below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, the hills of north—east england too, but for most of us, it is a dry—looking picture. now, for the weekend, this area of high pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. they're just shuffling position a little bit more, and that means the winds are going to switch from an easterly to more of a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. now, there will be some patchy cloud around as well. cloudy to start the day across western areas, but it's quite high cloud — probably quite a nice sunrise for some of you. but it's the winds that make it feel cold and those winds will be at their strongest across the hills and western coast

very far south of england and even into the early afternoon, there was some light rain reported in hastingst said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture. for the weekend, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at the strongest across the hills and western coasts of wales and across the moors and coast of south—west england. gusts of 40, perhaps even 50 mph in one or two areas, which will make it feel quite chilly — certainly knocking the edge of the

very far south of england and even into the early afternoon, there was some light rain reported in hastingsons. the breeze keeping the frost at bay across many south—eastern areas but the further north you go with those lighter winds, we'll see temperatures dip well below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture. for the weekend, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at the strongest across the hills and western coasts of wales and

this area of cloud and even into the afternoon, we had a little bit of rain reported in the hastingsr way. the next two hours, there is just weather coming our way. the next two hours, there isjust the weather coming our way. the next two hours, there is just the chance of getting an odd passing shower across the hills of southern scotland, because of england too. at the moment, there will be some areas of cloud moving from the north sea, particularly affecting eastern scotland. a cold run though, it frost developing across northern areas and was a medium to high cloud out west, could be quite a nice sunrise for some you tomorrow morning. this area of high pressure, this area of low pressure not changing too much. they arejust shuffling position of bit which means the winds will start to shift more to a south—westerly direction. but, there will be another day we have chilly winds around. for most of us, it's going to be able right today was sunshine. we could see some of cloud coming across areas of scotla nd some of cloud coming across areas of scotland and there will be some and qu

and investigative journalist of course ben what can you tell us about this meeting between reed hastings and from netflix and the internal market and services commissioner. yeah centrally the meeting was to discuss whether or not netflix can move more of its programming if not most of its programming over to standard definition that's what the e.u. is asking for they one standard definition on as many t.v. shows and movies as possible they say during this time because the more people who are watching in h.d. in high definition the more of a strain that it puts on the internet services so that's the request that's been made of course netflix says they're working on it to see what they can do to be helpful and to keep the internet running this movie as possible but obviously but it's a it's a much bigger deal than just netflix it's netflix is an easy one to say oh lots of people are doing that but the truth is there's a lot more strain just in terms of the internet worldwide right now because of there's so much streaming going on now to that point there is without question an increased str

it's a welcome start, but it's only a start, because the old maxim i think applies that legislate in hastetragedy is that the price being paid by some is significant, and the actions of government have been shameful, so an apology is both right and overdue. as justice secretary of scotland, i recall meeting a gentleman who was in his late 405 or 505. he had left scotland as a babe in arms and gone to australia. all his family and friends were in australia. he had fallen from grace, developed an alcohol problem, committed a crime and had been deported. i said then that the actions of the government in australia were shameful, and i repeat now that i believe the behaviour and actions of the uk government are equally shameful when they replicate that. and there were calls for the review to be expanded to cover issues such as the government's policy on deportation of foreign—born criminals and immigrants from other countries. the old party parliamentary group for africa, which i chair, reported on the disgraceful treatment of african visa applicants, and as a constituency mp, every day i see d

why was there such a an strader ordinary haste to call it covid-19? was this an accommodation of the chinese. >> the united nations specialized agencies are largely under the control or heavy influence of the chinese. i would say there is three or for you that are definitely under chinese control. they just tried nab the world intellectual property organization. elect the chinese as their leader. we beat them on that, an aggressive american ambassador in geneva organized an effort to stop that. the w.h.o. is lost in terms of their chinese attitude. they can't stay enough possible stiff about china when it's not justified. lou: the president maintaining the tariffs against the chinese shows no signs of softening. >> i think a lot of the friends of china inside our government have been activated by the chinese as a humanitarian gesture. please play lay off on some of -- please lay off on some of these things. but i don't think the president will do it. the china 2025 program. lou: have we seen any sign they are pulling back in their theft of our intelle

very far south of england and even into the early afternoon, there was some light rain reported in hastings of us will have dry conditions. the breeze keeping the frost at bay across many south—eastern areas but the further north you go with those lighter winds, we'll see temperatures dip well below freezing. that said, there are just a few showers dotted around as well across the hills of southern england, across the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture. for the weekend, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at the strongest across the hills and

everybody else the president this morning quoted in arabic saying about patience being from god and haste from the devil and saying that there are no hot citizens of israel simply create he was rejecting that kind of language from the israeli prime minister he also said again that he favored a unity government saying the 2 big sides blue and white alliance led by benny gantz and he could not by benjamin netanyahu coming together to form some kind of a central to the right block that could govern the country and of boyd a 4th election but the problem is that as he said not much has changed between the end of the 2nd election and now the beginning of this period after the 3rd election it couldn't be arranged last time because the rejection on the blue and white side and others that there would be any chance of benjamin netanyahu sitting thurst as the prime minister in a rotating deal because he's about to be tried in 3 separate corruption cases benny gantz is play as being to try to form a minority government with support from the outside by those 15 joint honest largely thomas tinian israe

adam hastings lined up a penalty in the first half.mum and dad, would you please stop. i know hastings is a breakfast viewer so i hope he is watching that. morning, the whole hastings family. she she totally knew what she was doing. it was like kiss cam! how to embarrass your children. in front of a million people. the grand princess has been circling 50 miles off the coast of california for four days after 21 cases of coronavirus were confirmed on board. the ship is expected to dock in oakland today but passengers have been told to stay in their rooms, with crew members wearing masks and gloves, delivering food outside their cabin doors. los angeles correspondent sophie long sent us this report overnight. what the governor of california gavin newsome called an enormously complex operation, we now know that the grand princess cruise liner will be docking at some point on monday at oakland port. that is a commercial but non— passenger port just on the other side of the water. iam just on the other side of the water. i am currently on th

you really want to see when a game because they are full of talent, players like stuart hogg and hastings consistent enough and that has been the case, world cup, the six nations over the last few seasons. definitely good enough to beat france, but fans seem to be a different animal at the moment, so it is going to be a great contest. they certainly do have the momentum, to they? but if they win the grand slam and the rest of the tape list not complete behind them, well they really care. i didn't think they will care at all. they have had a fantastic six nations. the pairing between nine and ten at the moment isjust one point. i think they will just be looking forward to trying to get a just be looking forward to trying to geta win just be looking forward to trying to get a win out of murrayfield tomorrow and then trying to complete their six nations grand slam. before i let you go, any hilarious stories that you're going to be telling the gathered folks here today? particularly with england encounters in the past? plenty of stories about england and wales, let me tell you. i cannot give

do you believe with prayer we can haste be these attempts to beat the virus on a buy lodge cal front?al front? >> absolutely. we are not praying to an emergency nar -- notpraying to . god has not given us the spirit of fear. but of love, prayer and a sound mind. god doesn't want us to be panicked and overwhelmed by a spirit of fear. but at the same time god wants us to exercise a sound mind. take common sense precautions. he day when i get on the dallas freeway, i pray for protect but i also fasten my safety belt. the best advice is to pray as if your safety completely depends upon god and take precautions as fit depends on you. david: i'm not a pastor, but i am familiar with verses in the bible. the new testament talks about how jesus counseled people not to be afraid. he got peter to walk on water, and jesus said keep look at me and suddenly peter lost his faith, looked down and went into the water. maybe not walk on water, but you can do a lot. >> there is a great quote. a scared world needs a fearless church. not stupid, don't get together. but fearless. david: pastor, great to se

pretty miserable fare, apparently, according to peter and leah down on the coast at hastings.rous area of low pressure dominating the scene across the channel, more than us. we are on the northern flank, but it has still got enough about it to produce quite a bit of rainfall, moderate for the most part, but the odd heavier burst has been showing up through the morning, and will continue so to do until the first part of the afternoon. further north, the further away you are from the centre of that low, it is a decent enough day. plenty of sunshine around, but it is doing absolutely nothing for the temperatures, locked in single figures. yes, there is a passing shower, and many more of them, perhaps, across northern and western parts of scotland, but it is a lovely afternoon in northern ireland, make the most of it. as that low pressure centre gradually slips into the heart of the continent, clearer skies will get into that south—eastern quarter, and although, here, the temperature is probably holding up, elsewhere, underneath the clearer skies, again, it is going to be a pretty