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trevor bedford at the hutch has done some good work on this.d a lot over the world, and it may have reached a new fitness level, but it is going to slow down and it will not change as much. so we'll be able to keep up with it. >> brennan: i asked the doctor about the probe under way in china. from your view, how important is it to know the origins of the first strain that we learned of with covid-19 in china? >> doctor: well, look, i think it is important from a political standpoint. i think it is important from a public health standpoint so we know what the risk is for future transmission, for future jumps from different sources into the human population. and we kind of better understand the risks of coronavirus more generally. we're certainly not going to be able to find out with any level of certainty that is going to put to rest of speculation this could have been a lab source. you know as well as i do there is still speculation, even in the government that it could have been from an accident in an laboratory. we know that the wuhan laborat

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while i'm doing that he is getting parts of our bunny hutch and just hand sawing them in the garage as we're also simultaneously reaching out to everyone trying to find firewood and our community came together and we were able to reach somebody at 5:00 a.m. and they answered the call which is remarkable from a complete stranger. we just moved down here in the middle of a pandemic and we don't know anyone yet and luckily we had acquaintances that knew and gave us somebody to reach out to and they own a tree service and he was just making sure people got firewood which was remarkable. >> there are good people. there are good people everywhere. you are two of them and you were put in some spot. so you got the little ones. you're worried about the temperature. what was the hardest part emotionally in having to deal with what was happening to the family? >> really right now i think the hardest thing is kind of trying to balance my children's mental well being and i think at the forefront of almost every parent's mind that we, you know, support them in everything they're going through right