leaving quarantine team member marian koopman spoke to al jazeera about the immense job ahead. try and get as good as possible of the initial findings starting here in. the primary were done additional studies. trying to you know aggregate everything there is to learn from this initial phase of the pandemic but more than one year after the beginning of the outbreak experts say the team spines will be limited and discovering the pandemics exact origin will be difficult. which i'm sure is. different. i think realistically what we're looking at with this mission is a narrowing. of a very wide spread of. options include exploring the theory the virus was 1st transmitted from a wild animal such as a bat and that it 1st circulated. it to researchers are also planning a visit here institute of. chinese scientists have studied dangerous pathogens including corner viruses former us president allege that. leaked from this lab the chinese government has dismissed the claim and has in turn raised questions about the what conducted a u.s. military lab fort detrick in maryland which was shut

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spoken to a member of the team who is inside the hotel behind us adults of religious by the name of marian crimmins and she says that the team is in good spirits she's want to get any skepticism and says she spent the last 2 weeks having daily meetings with chinese scientists and their plans for the next few weeks once they leave quarantine on finalized yet but they certainly have a few theories that they were going to investigate the going to investigate the market they're going to investigate whether this virus 1st came from the baton they're also going to investigate the ruhani lab which former president donald trump alleged covered 19 and indeed leach problems so there's much for them to tackle and her main message to the public through us was that this is going to take time so be patient. the u.k. is tightening coronavirus travel restrictions arrivals from $22.00 countries will have to quarantine for 10 days it's an effort to stop the influx of new strains of covert 19. the new u.s. sector state anthony blinken says if iran returns to full compliance some of the 2050 nuclear agreement

to work on these marian commitments feels positive about their investigation and has this message for the public the geisha and this will take a long time and. because that's how science works it really will take a long time don't expect us to step out and say ok so now we can tell you exactly what happened because that will not be the case bertha and china have been criticized for not doing enough to prevent the virus from spreading the team members say their goal is not to point blame but to find evidence to help fight the pandemic between e.u. al-jazeera on. italy has the world's 2nd oldest population in europe 2nd highest coronavirus death toll for many elderly people social distancing means being isolated from their families for a long time but as stephanie decker ports now one group of camps has come up with an idea that's bringing the affection back. who am i asked his mother might. be a good m luigi he reminds her it's all a little overwhelming. with the mosque is the few worked in the plastic barrier shows the if you go to these but the least she did recognize me after a few

closer to some of the team members here in waiting in the hotel behind us including dr brawley just marian she said that she's feeling quite optimistic that the team is in good spirits and she's going to get to this is doing what it can but also she says that the public may need to temper its expectations this is only the very beginning of what is a deep dive into the origin of the war in a virus and to expect any conclusive finding in the next few weeks is unrealistic this could in fact take yes. the u.k. is tightening coronavirus travel restrictions arrivals from 20 to red list countries will have to hotel koren team for 10 days it's an effort to stop the influx of new strains of covert 19. health authorities in the brazilian state of amazonas set up 2 field hospitals to handle a large number of coronavirus patients many seeking treatment from across the state have been sent to the regional capital mouse but its hospitals are already overwhelmed the new u.s. secretary of state blinken says if iran returns to full compliance on the 2015 nuclear agreement the u.s. will also come back to th

into some of the key members here in the waiting in the hotel behind it including dr brawley just marian she said that she's feeling quite optimistic that the team is in good spirits and that she's going to get any citizens of the team will do what it can but also she says that the public may need to temper its expectations this is only the very beginning of what is a deep dive into the origin of the war in a virus and to expect any conclusive blinding in the next few weeks is unrealistic this could in fact take years and katrina in terms of the bigger picture across the country it's chinese new year in just a few weeks time is there a big worry that infections were wrong as with millions of people of course traveling across the country. this certainly is at the moment a few governments in the north of the country are battling resurgent outbreaks including in beijing and also in the provinces of halal john and in a province. there are dozens of regions now under lockdown and that of course is a huge concern for the aging because we've got chinese new year coming up and this is known as t

it really does i mean i think marian that 2021 for this beleaguered nation was supposed to bring new hope remember that 2 vaccines have already been approved after being developed at breakneck speed and yet operation speed the trumpet ministrations plan to get 20000000 people and those people are aged over 65 and they are frontline health care workers vaccinated by the end of 2020 has fallen far short of the 20000000 target as you said about 2800000 people have so far been vaccinated and if you look at what's happening in this state alone we're seeing scenes of chaos as those age 65 and over are basically camping out overnight for 1st come 1st serve vaccinations and president trump a couple of days ago tweeting out that the governors of all the states need to get a move on but there was never a national strategy for this country since the covert 19 virus began to spread across the country so there is a great deal of frustration a great deal of fear but simply these vaccinations are not getting into the arms of the people that need the most those 20000000 people that operation walks w

with out in the panda we have no intention to misguide public judgement or the work around these marian could means feels positive about their investigation and has this message for the public the patient this will take a long time and. because that's how science works it really will take a long time don't expect us to step out and say ok so now we can tell you exactly what happened because that will not be the case. and china has been criticized for not doing enough to prevent the virus from spreading the team members say their goal is not to point blame but to find evidence to help fight the pandemic between e.u. al-jazeera. will get a weather update thanks to. a dispute between the e.u. the drug maker astra zeneca is deepening we'll have the latest from. a viral photo of u.s. . hopes to grab big bucks for charity. how the weather set fire across southern parts of the arabian peninsula pushed from an all things to all the parts of the middle east we've got some pretty unsettled weather coming in sliding across cyprus at eastern side of the mediterranean turning to side of a unsettled

spoken to a member of the team who is inside the hotel behind us adults religious by the name of marian mens and she says that the team is in good spirits she's want to get any skepticism and says she spent the last 2. it's having daily meetings with chinese scientists and their plans for the next few weeks once they leave quarantine aren't finalized yet but they certainly have a few theories that they were going to investigate the going to investigate the market is going to investigate whether this virus 1st came from the baton they're also going to investigate the lab which former president donald trump alleged cover 19 indeed leaked from so there's much for them to tackle and her main message to the public through us was that this is going to take time so be patient and get treatment in terms of the big picture across the country chinese new year is just a few weeks away is there a worry that infections will rise with just so many millions of people traveling across the country. this certainly is there a lot of governments in the north of battling resurgent cases hundreds of millions

marian. has just started making a name for herself on ghana's music cd.the young musician who has spent her life both in sierra leone and ghana is passionate about music but you also have strong opinions about how we're treating our environment. our environment is just full of positive but when you cut it down it's leads to pollution of air that enters directly to the soil water we drink we use the air we breathe just air pollution everywhere so i believe if we keep our environment green i mean. we're safe the greenery is the backdrop for music videos and it's something she believes everybody should appreciate more. of my videos that i've been using green in my. video beautiful expression of. chore you know. armstrong. yes gone. well that's all we have for you today we do hope you enjoyed our special show right here from luke to go rhea to get in touch with us and send us an e-mail at 7 to 7 a d w dot com and connect with us on social media as usual we leave you with big to thank you for watching. good. morning don. let's. click. click. click don't know y

tom: i want to go to an incredibly important story by marian out of europe on ubs. all been waiting for this, where the banks capitulate to negative interest weights and they start -- negative interest rates and they start charging their bank accounts at a lower level for the negative interest rate reality. toe 607,000 dollars $280,000. they are going to charge you for the privilege of holding her money. what does that mean for the european financial system where retail banking finally steps in and the effect of negative interest rates is felt by the public? awful, tohink it is be honest. the economic theory underlying this looks like a swiss cheese. he reality is if you can charge consumers for holding money in their bank account, that is not an incentive for them to go start spending that money to support the economy. the reason interest rates are negative is because the economy is incredibly weak with all sorts of challenges and that has been the case for one decade or more. i don't think is going to change anytime soon, certainly not by taxing consumers and maki

they've heard stories of jay marian simms and that destroys trust and can shape demand. >> so is your view, whether it be the biden administration or a state and local level, restrictions would need to be put in place, meaning access, availabilities of vaccines in certain areas, in the latino community and black community, efforts made to get vaccines to that community, restrictions needed to show that you live in that community to get your name on a list to actually have an appointment to get a vaccine? >> i think when we say vaccines need to be available for folks in different communities, they need to be available in those communities. i think it's really important we're working with local leaders to facilitate both the vaccinations and to have a conversation about what this vaccine is about and why it's so important that people take it. i do think that we have to be holding some vaccine available for folks who live in those communities and making sure that we're working harder to address the circumstances imposed on people by systemic racism both in the past and in the present. >>

the way to me where the main marian as i plainly. in the remake it i'm. pretty they were both the media bought the corner looking at the memo make a buck out of barely even maybe a dime. was time we won i guess a bigger game. from a grainy. radical girl sandwich in mark ne. hunted out that dang. good the way danny there's a girl percy. for a woman to be cast out by her in-laws is nothing short of the societal death penalty in india. on the last. really. as in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. you have to walk through what are you going. to none of that i mean doc you go. back you. have to go home turn monitored in the. rockies oklahoman the honey. he said like to. a dragon and you put it how long. cooking not law we could i knew what. the body. was. called it was. not. like you don't know they are. a lucrative business has emerged around women as a commodity that which is missing in one's own market after decades of selective abortion is simply imported from poor a neighboring country. yes. but

i would think all right so thank you so much marian corinne. excuse me for as you can to us from kampala. please 29 people have died in afghanistan in a series of attacks a car bomb at kabul university killed at least 2 members of the local police and on friday or 40000 goriot inherit province say taliban fighters killed of these 13 members of the security forces and in demand kandahar authorities say for attackers were killed in a car bomb attack on a police station it all comes a day after the u.s. announced its reducing its presence in the country to 2500 troops. now india has begun its vaccination campaign it's one of the biggest and most challenging in the world on saturday 300000 people are set to receive jobs nationwide with health care workers given priority and india is using 2 vaccines the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and on locally developed one called kovacs and india has the 2nd highest case count in the world after the us arch. jani those who need the vaccine the most will get it 1st those who face the greatest risk of infection th

members of the team were denied entry at the last minute they included dutch for ology professor marian months she spoke to al-jazeera step fasten wost about the delay and what comes next we got a message that the visa had not been resolved so that we were asked to stay where we were. waiting for for what else would would follow and so far so w.h.o. is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and there you have reschedule work has already started you have been asked to do with deep dive into what exactly happened at the early stages of this pandemic. and we have been preparing that in discussions with our chinese colleagues the chinese government has been accused of a lack of transparency about the origins of call that 19 if this mission is gonna happen how optimistic are you that you can find the truth well truth what we are there for is to really look at what is what is there and of evidence so the idea is to go really to the place where the 1st problem was china so far has really agreed to that of reference of course there is. nervousness which is you know the. the discussio

to work on these marian could mince feels positive about their investigation and has this message for the public the geisha and this will take a long time. and. because that's how science works it really will take a long time don't expect us to step out and say ok so now we can tell you exactly what happened because that will not be the case. and china has been criticized for not doing enough to prevent the virus from spreading the team members say their goal is not to point blame but to find evidence to help fight the pandemic between e.u. how to 0100. 1 person has died and 200 others have been injured in a night of violence in the northern lebanese city of tripoli now these pictures do appear to show security forces using live ammunition to disperse dozens of protesters police say they were responding to hand grenades thrown by demonstrators there's anger at a lockdown which many say has made lebanon's economic crisis even worse. across central and south america the pandemic is going from bad to worse health services in brazil peru and power quite a struggling to manage the crisis a

. >> the mayor of the district of columbia marian bowser beginning this conference. let's get straight to the news conference. >> i'm here to provide an update for preparations of the 59th presidential inauguration. >> as you see, we're having some trouble with the signal from the mayor's conference. we'll get back to it as soon as we can. dana bash is with me in the studio as we discuss. shimon was showing us there. i came to washington just before the george w. bush inauguration. bill clinton came after that two times. then george w. bush. this is supposed to be a week that i know if you're watching at home, you're a democrat or republican, it's partisan, sure, your side won or your side lost. but also it's supposed to be a celebration for what does make america great, forgive me, mr. president, but people coming into power, people coming together, people sharing institutions, people sharing information, the out going team sharing with the incoming team. they're having troubles with that. to see the fencing, and today, to have to show my i.d. to a brave member of t

marian it is extraordinary as a colleague i can tell you that. i'm a little embarrassed myself as a ugandan citizen but. i never knew how good a preposterous in a lot of action 40 years from the 75 last election and claim to regularity in the trip into the bush i can tell you that except for this line that i have i have no access to anybody both in uganda and in the fuel cells so the extraordinary it's very difficult because other than depending on to people a. little bit of ordination and vigilance. that is no reason why people cannot begin to won their walk and not come will be and whether or not this entire process you believe they're really wins elections which is possible to get to that leader then it's going to be very difficult for people to get the credibility of their fear is about violence. particularly in camp where there has been quite strong support for the opposition. yes i think that is a major point because. i think there is a been there covering the plane on the cliff but not in. the water very well and indeed mr juggling even se

well that's right marian happy new year to you and there is quite a lot of relief in brussels that a deal was done that we are in a sort of chaotic no deal scenario but there's no question that the relationship is now fundamentally different and it will not be the same especially when it comes to services for the u.k. economy obviously the lion's share of the u.k. trying to be focused on services i think you'll find that many in brussels and across the e.u. 27 agree with that fishermen there you know the whole thing was rather pointless from their perspective 4 and a half years later they are not at all surprised to see that in fact some people are still debating leaving remain in the u.k. quite a lot of a sense that things were over promised by boris johnson and the tories so the hiccups that are expected they could be paperwork that could be travel snuff who's there's all sorts of things that might come up but again with the holiday period will be some ease into that the transition though is over post bracks a trade deal is done the u.k. is out on its own business is a face a more

. >> i have found marian more today than i did yesterday and less than i will tomorrow. >> look at you this moment. >> i can fit in a tux again. i was relieved to be able to button everything. >> i usually dress putting on a tux. but i was looking forward to this. >> you look very swaf and deboner. >> how long does your christmas tree stay up? >> i say new year's weekend. >> five days more. six days after. i like to enjoy it a little bit longer. let's see if it is here tomorrow. >> we've recorded parts of the forecast leading up. let's check this morning's headlines. >> good morning and happy new year, i'm an dr year,. scaled down celebrations and hopes for better times in 2021. las vegas had fire works at midnight but none along the vegas strip. many said goodbye to 2020 under strict restrictions. in time square, 2020 kicked off the way it always does, covid ruined the party. instead of the usual packed crowds, a few dozen emergency workers were invited. >> on the other side of the world, a different picture, in new zealand, they partied as normal. in australia, sydney staged spectacu

favorite world war ii photograph is because hilter has no idea that in thiszrw building behind him where marianejewski uncovered the secrets of the enigma machine. what's going on? the polish codebreakers didn't get trapped in poland. they were ordered to escape with their precious knowledge and they eventually wound up in france working for bertrand who has been promoted to major. in this building on the right here, just outside paris, where this is interesting because the x, y and z triangle isz

it's such a testament to michelle and barack, and marian robinson, who you see on the right.s him singing happy birthday to michelle. we were on a boat ride on the gulf coast. i saw michelle stroking his hand. then at the second inauguration, just before they boarded the motorcade, i approach the him. initial was standing next to him. i said, mr. president, do you mind if i ride in the limousine with you for part of the parade route? and he looked me in the eye, and he said, well, michelle and i were planning to make out. and then he just started laughing. he's like, of course you can, you know. and he'll tell you that the best day at the white house was the day that congress passed the affordable care act. not true. the best day for him at the white house was the day that sasha's coach could not make the game, and he got to coach the game. with a little help from reggie love. so the sidwell friends vipers were undefeated and during the first half under the tutelage of coach obama, they fell behind. so he called time-out. and sasha is looking at him like, dad, you are embarra

i understand that this is marian stafford is with you, who is a distinguished public servant in her own way, although not in elected office and happens to be an 89-year-old mother of yours, is that correct? yeah, well, congratulations to you and your family for this nomination. i am here just to say that i am proud you are choosing to step up. you are a friend of mine, we worked together. you have a distinguished career and you have worked on housing policy issues throughout your entire public policy career. you graduated from ohio state, earned a law degree from cleveland state. we were a cuyahoga county prosecutor. you were the first african-american and first female mayor of warrensville heights. and there you worked on housing issues. i'm told affordable housing was one of your policy objectives, and you were successful in expanding that. since being elected to the house of representatives in 2008, succeeding another friend of mine, who was a successful member of congress who was able to work on both sides of the aisle, stephanie, you have gone on to serve the people of cleveland wi

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marian in grovetown, georgia. caller: happy new year everyone.doesoncern is that not matter what party, it seems like when they both get up there , they have 400 lobbyists that are represented by their big donors and that is why the big donor class has made over $1 trillion during the pandemic. we have to get money out of there and somehow they have to start representing the rest of us, not just the 1%. biggest one.bly my of course, covid. also, democrats need very much -- when i saw them -- when bernie sanders was up there saying no were not can i do defense authorization, or whatever, until we get $2000, they could have stood firm and we would have gotten the $2000. instead, they backed down. republicans are good at standing firm, we need to do it as well. marion in georgia, giving us a call as we count the minutes. one hour 20 minutes until the new congress is seated. we will hear now from john mcardle. more ofnt to show you the scenes on capitol hill, new members showing their excitement on the opening day of the 117th congress. more members