ho's concerns about that?uest: so, the border issue as a separate issue which unfortunately, i am not an expert on and i wish my colleague at the baker institute, tony, were here to talk about it. it is a concern in terms of more people coming in who have covid. my understanding from what i have read is that they are being tested. the ones that are running through ice and the formal process are being tested and let's hope that when these other families have an opportunity that they do get testing as well. i have to say, we have not heard about people -- that much about the testing apparatus that i will have to say, it is really good in houston right now. there are places you can schedule online that you can walk right up and get a test and you get the test results the next day first thing in the morning. to the extent we can make use of that, it is a good thing. let's hope that our government leaders can settle the issue at the border. host: the washington examiner coverage of your baker institute report has a

commissioner woo ho? >> commissioner woo ho: thank you for this presentation. i appreciate what you gave us in terms of the background. we do have a good sense of what the background going on in the cruise industry. i guess my understanding, let me make sure that i understand this report correctly, we're extending the terminal management agreement for the period of time that the cruise ship terminal has been inactive from the standpoint of cruising. you did mention the benefit at the end. there is no financial -- we're not giving up any financial terms as result of that, which is extending the terminal management agreement. is that my understanding that correctly? >> that is correct. just extending the management agreement and doing so for each month of extension, metro will continue to pay the management fee to the port. >> commissioner woo ho: they are just trying to sort of make up for the period of time that they didn't have -- we didn't have the cruise ship terminal either for cruising or special eve

commissioner woo ho? >> commissioner woo ho: thank you for this presentation. i appreciate what you gave us in terms of the background. we do have a good sense of what the background going on in the cruise industry. i guess my understanding, let me make sure that i understand this report correctly, we're extending the terminal management agreement for the period of time that the cruise ship terminal has been inactive from the standpoint of cruising. you did mention the benefit at the end. there is no financial -- we're not giving up any financial terms as result of that, which is extending the terminal management agreement. is that my understanding that correctly? >> that is correct. just extending the management agreement and doing so for each month of extension, metro will continue to pay the management fee to the port. >> commissioner woo ho: they are just trying to sort of make up for the period of time that they didn't have -- we didn't have the cruise ship terminal either for cruising or special eve

ho needs to -- who needs to have a roadmap of how to deal with emerging diseases moving forward. just a roadmap for the worse to come and we are not prepared. >> so you are fairly confident this virus did not escape from a lab in china, it jumped from animals to humans we just don't know where? >> exactly. i used to run one of the largest bio safely -- biosafety level threes in south korea and the south korean of authorities, the korean cdc had a list of boxes to tick to keep the lab operational every year. however, somebody can put a vial of the virus in their pocket and walk out with it and if that happened in china, that is a whole different thing. that is not a leak, that is a criminal act. we have to start thinking of a difference between an accident, which is very hard to do, unless you book yourself purposely with a needle -- poke yourself purposely with a needle containing the virus or someone deciding to take a sample of the virus in their pocket. that is different. i think for that, even though our colleague from china i understand his position, but they can be prepared

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. ♪ hey, ho, let's go hey, ho, let's go ♪ >> here to see how great rock 'n roll is supposed to be donerd hell was one to cut his own hair. ripping his clothes and safety pinning them together. >> he was the king of the punks. the safety pin thing, for instance, is his. it's pretty clear that he invented that. ♪ hey, ho, let's go ♪ >> punk in the united states is a statement of sorts of what music is and how it ought to be played. in england, punk rock is not a musical statement, it is a social one. >> if punk has a home territory, it is here on kings road in the middle of london, the same street that launched the mini skirt and the look and mood of the swinging '60s. >> what's this done for us? nothing. ain't got me a job. >> there isn't any future for a kid now. i mean there isn't. >> there is an indigenous anger and frustration that drove a lot of punk on and got a lot of young people behind it. ♪ london calling through the far away towns ♪ ♪ war is declared and battle come down ♪ >> you have been said to be a political group. >> yeah, i've said it. it's true. >> if there were jobs,

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