we'll get more from our correspondent mathias bullinger who joins us from beijing welcome mathias what was so will w.h.o. investigators be allowed to move freely. that's highly doubt what we've seen so far is that beijing is keeping a very tight lid on an investigation into the origins of the corona virus for 2 reasons one of them is it does not want to did the initial failures that the authorities have made in one to be. examined and and discussed again and the reason is that. probably is start. it what does it is afraid of any surprises beijing has for example limited what its own. chinese research is can publish on the origins of the corona virus and any requests for an independent investigation by the d w w h o have been rejected for a long time by ph acknowledge this mission had took a long time to be established it was a very. complicated and. difficult. negotiations behind the scenes so we expect there to be a lot of. pulling the strings and discussions on the ground to wants to meet people who have people at the market who are you working at the market with the 1st snow coronav

the view from beijing we have mathias bulling us standing by mathias what can we expect these scientists to determine what are they looking for. the time scientists themselves have already said that they do not expect to come up with an answer where the virus really came from this time they are going to spend most of their time in one interviewing doctors medical personnel. people who have been working at this way to market to in order to find out the early cases and to track back infections as much as early as they can for example have there been pneumonia cases before the outbreak of covert 1000 that could have been covert cases these are the questions they're going to ask and they're trying to find patient 0 we've heard that china a lot to this mission before just walk us through the rash now that they presented at the time for doing so and why they might have now opened up now. yeah that was 10 days ago when scientists were already underway and were turned back by beijing saying that beijing was not ready they had not granted visas yet to the experts this has been a struggle for a lo

have boyfriends mathias also wants to hear her updates. i thought morning after the last mountain i even had to slow them down but i'm tired of them. and i had to put on the brakes. yes they don't look too bad it's going really well. not so the case with bet he's way off the pace and now stuck with his dark side the night in check point he has now covered almost 2 thirds of the race distance but of his 14 dogs only 6 are fit to continue the absolute minimum. with a heavy heart he makes a heart breaking decision. we wanted to set out 1st thing this morning they were not here but it turned out that 3 of the dogs had swollen like this one of them. had one of the basically we reached the limit for the number of dogs required. and when the. we didn't achieve the goal that we've been working for all year. because with animals involved you never know and you just have to accept things and try better next time the president's new found both of you as a serious one is often at once you've got the bug you have to carry on. they have to be better pre

building in beijing mathias welcome to you what can we expect the scientists to determine here . the scientists themselves have sad that they will probably not come back with a conclusion they will not come back knowing where the virus has originated what they will do during these several weeks that they will spend after they will be out of core and teen they will meet with doctors medical personnel and people who have been walking or working on this market they would probably try to find pneumonia cases that have been unaccounted for but it might have happened before the 1st known cases of call with 19 and so they want to get back to the to the 1st patients in order to get closer to the origins of the virus but as they have said it is highly i'm like you that will get that that they were gets to the moment when it was food when 1st occurred in the newsroom and be a scientist and then now a quarantine florentine but why did this mission take so long why did china block this mission for now. yeah 10 days ago some of the scientists were already on their way when they were told by c

has no time to chat nothing can stand in the way of her hopefully finishing 1st as her boyfriend mathias knows only too well he is so focused and she goes in life in the bubble thing. going for the race. through the checkpoint routine just thinking about what you what you're going to do. and then hand i now have 2 long stages ahead of them totalling 223 kilometer goes through takes them along a river by the finish border daytime temperatures are already below 0 celsius as the dogs plow their way through the soft snow. it's now been 48 hours since the start in alta. at 330 in the afternoon then reaches the checkpointing left. over the past 48 hours historic stuff each burned up 24000 calories now they have to eat as much as possible before they get tired. then barely has time to see me. a little over 3 hours on the slide you come close to falling off. but it's ok if you're constantly focused on the dogs it's something you chose to do and it's fun it's like a journey into yourself. and then. not the only one showing signs of wear from the past 48 hours ruby his lead dog has picked up an in

have boyfriends mathias also wants to hear updates. i thought morning after the last mountain i even had to slow them down but i'm tired of them. i had to put on the brakes. yes they don't look too bad it's going really well. not so the case with bet he's way off the pace and now stuck with his dunks of the night in check points he has now covered almost 2 thirds of the race distance but of his 14 dogs only 6 are fit to continue the salute to men and. with a heavy heart he makes a heart breaking decision by the way the. last one with. we wanted to set out 1st thing this morning they were not here but it turned out that 3 of the dogs had swollen like this one of them. had one of the basically reached the limit for the number of dogs required. that we didn't achieve the goal that we've been working for all year. because with animals involved you never know and you just have to accept things and try better next time presently for both of you as a serious one as often as once you've got the bug you have to carry on. you have to be better p

have boyfriends mathias also wants to hear updates. i thought morning not to the last mountain i even had to slow them down so i'm kind of. mad to put on the brakes. they don't look too bad it's going really well. not so the case with bet he's way off the pace and now stuck with his dunks of the night in check points he has now covered almost 2 thirds of the race distance but of his 14 dogs only 6 are fit to continue the absolute minimum. with a heavy heart he makes a heartbreaking decision. we wanted to set out 1st thing this morning they were not here but it turned out that 3 of the dogs had swollen like this one of them. had one of the basically we reached the limit for the number of dogs required. that we didn't achieve the goal that we've been working for all year. with animals involved you never know and you just have to accept things and try better next time. as a series when as often as once you've got the bug you have to carry on. you have to be better prepared in the future and maybe get a bit of good luck to. be sure we had

assets are diminished what would happen to return on investments pensions swiss economics professor mathias binswanger points out that capitalism isn't all bad. after all it has a very large number of positive elements. huge material prosperity it leads to full employment we have a very good standard of living today so the government as soon as we realize that all these positive aspects of capitalism would also fall away the desire for change tends to evaporate. the coronavirus have seen economies shrink and many are worried about their livelihoods others have learned to live with less less shopping fewer flights could that be a lesson of the pen demick less is more no. because right now we actually need more growth. that's the paradox we know that we need to produce less if we want to protect the climate but because of the covert $1000.00 crisis we need to stimulate the economy right now otherwise we might end up in a severe economic crisis that could allow populists to get into power. listen to what. she says limiting climate change will require not only scientists but economists we need

have boyfriends mathias also wants to hear her updates. i thought morning not to the last mountain i even had to slow them down so i'm sort of oh. i had to put on the brakes. yes they don't look too bad it's going really well. you know says the case with bet he's way off the pace and now stuck with his dunks at the night in check points he has now covered almost 2 thirds of the race distance but of his 14 dogs only 6 are fit to continue the absolute minimum. with a heavy heart he makes a heart breaking decision by the way the. one word. we wanted to set out 1st thing this morning they were not here but it turned out that 3 of the dogs had swollen like this one of them. had one of the basically we reached the limit for the number of dogs required. and when the. we didn't achieve the goal that we've been working for all year. i think that with animals involved you never know and you just have to accept things and try better next time presently for both of you as a serious one as often as once you've got the bug you have to carry on. you have

correspondent mathias berlingo was in one last july after the lockdown was lifted chair he describes the measures china took in the city and since then not only did china at that time shut off one and the neighboring regions from the rest of the country it also locked up the citizens off one inside their homes for several months they were only allowed to leave their home with special permission eventually these harsh measures paid off and the virus was eliminated in one and in most of china however a year later the chinese government is still alert about the virus there are occasional flare ups and whenever this happens china reacts with equally harsh measures a recent outbreak around beijing shows how china is reacting a few 100 cases were enough to shut off and tire regions with more than 20000000 people of the rest of the country. bulling of the reporting from beijing that's it for today it is of course our website. and you can always follow us on twitter and facebook we'll see you back out on monday at the same time have a good weekend miss you that. the coronavirus pandemic. has

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breeding 4 years ago he rents out the offspring a man has been rising in not just during the coronavirus crisis. ok he's noticed them dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. sterility bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food if you want to go do you know antibiotics and chicken pigs and cattle. moving forward every time that happens people stop and think for a moment before what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as a quick nod to yes i'm off a few hours it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your right balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens probably what they need to be happy how every spe

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breathing 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who's been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. supremum are going to. these normal scam dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. after the bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food that you would to god in your mind he biopics in chicken pigs and cattle. with moments away every time that happens people stop and think for a moment what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as this commitment to yes i'm off a few hours it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your own balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens probably what they nee

the option of moving to greener pastures has always been the basis of the mathias way of life. but now sustainable agriculture can be a solution to address nutrition security in the messiah community selena now spends her time showing my side women how to grow spinach and other vegetables. but it takes a lot of effort to convince traditionally nomadic it australasian title and finance and then yes. i have begun to think that as most a community we really need an ultimate source of livelihood and security. limitation security and i thought why not start kropf i mean he said of just having to do you know my request to release him so now it's just important to train a recipe for a hour or so says oh yes we would a nutrition security and even sources of income because the secrets you can you can from them at any time. with selena hopes to convince pacifically younger women in the most high community because they'll be the ones bringing change to the family. yes. and for me it's my generation that with innovation my eggs that are the 1st ones to go to school to get a formal educatio

well let's cross over to our correspondent mathias. modest rather in brussels gail it is cross border travel in europe about to become even more difficult on the question of nonessential travel is of course a real problem here for your leaders everyone pretty much agrees that they do want to discourage people from doing on the necessary trips and possibly introducing the virus into a country that has been working hard to bring down numbers and then reintroducing that virus now the big question is of course how do you do that without interfering into the trade that is taking place on europe's internal market where borders are open and need to be open in order for business to flow smoothly across those borders and outright border the border stocks have been or a border closures for for this travel has been. not been agreed by leaders space for instance the belgians prime minister asked for that because they said they simply cannot guarantee then that business travel will be smooth so the e.u. commission will work out a suggestion how it

mathias well apparently while everyone's been talking about the inauguration of joe biden there's been aerial bombardment of gaza by israel armed by the united kingdom the european union the united states and tanks have invaded in some going to land invasion in gaza. so yes indeed we had a couple of nights ago all. of that particular incident was triggered by rockets fired from here towards israel and then there was bombardment heavy bombing by charlie heavy bombardment in retaliation for those strikes and that i have to say happens regularly over the last couple of weeks i think there's been 3 such nights now for me to be perfectly honest you know no one got there was even injured in the area will start the more serious in.

well correspondent mathias bullinger was in wilhite in july after the lockdown was lifted here he describes the measures china took in the city and what's happened since. not only did china at that time shut off one and the neighboring regions from the rest of the country it also locked up the citizens of one inside their homes for several months they were only allowed to leave their home with special permission eventually these harsh measures paid off and the virus was eliminated in one and in most of china however a year later the chinese government is still alert about the virus there are occasional flare ups and whenever this happens china reacts with equally harsh measures a recent outbreak around beijing shows how china is reacting a few 100 cases were enough to shut off and tire regions with more than 20000000 people of the rest of the country but has been here will take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today funerals have taken place for the 32 victims of 2 suicide bombings in iraq's capital baghdad the services were held in the early hours of friday in the s

correspondent mathias berlingo was in one last july after the lockdown was lifted chair he describes the measures china took in the city and since then not only did china at that time shut off one and the neighboring regions from the rest of the country it also locked up the citizens of one inside their homes for several months they were only allowed to leave their home with special permission eventually these harsh measures paid off and the virus was eliminated in one and in most of china however a year later the chinese government is still alert about the virus there are occasional flare ups and whenever this happens china reacts with equally harsh measures a recent outbreak around beijing shows how china is reacting a few 100 cases were enough to shut off and tire regions with more than 20000000 people of the rest of the country. that's it for today. and facebook. on monday at the same time. the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing. the latest research. information and contacts. on t.w. . set to go. as we take on the. world. that matter to. whatever 6 mont

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breathing 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who has been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. you know there's a lot of. these moral scum dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food that you would to god you know my antibiotics and chicken pigs and cattle. would come moving so well every time that happens people stop and think for a moment what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as this commitment to yes i'm off a few off it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens properly what they need

are diminished what would happen to jobs return on investments pensions swiss economics professor mathias binswanger points out that capitalism isn't all bad. after all it has a very large number of positive elements of. material prosperity it leads to full employment we have a very good standard of living today so the whole thing is a people and as soon as we realize that all these positive aspects of capitalism would also fall away the desire for change tends to evaporate. the coronavirus has seen economies shrink and many are worried about their livelihoods others have learned to live with less less shopping fewer flights could that be a lesson of the pen demming less is more no says like a hammer because right now we actually need more growth. if you live that's the paradox we know that we need to produce less if we want to protect the climate but because of the covert $1000.00 crisis we need to stimulate the economy right now otherwise we might end up in a severe economic crisis that could allow populists to get into power. with us for listening to what. she says limiting climate cha

but she has no time to chat nothing can stand in the way of her hopefully finishing 1st boyfriend mathias knows only too well. because she goes in life in the bubble. thing when you're going through the race. through the checkpoints or to just thinking about what you what you're going to do. on hand i now have 2 long stages ahead of them totaling for.

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breeding 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who's been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. to get no more go to. he's not a scam dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. started the bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food if you want to go do you know antibiotics and chicken pigs and cattle. come moments away every time that happens people stop and think for a moment what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as its commitment to a small fuel it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens probably what they need to be happy every

howard baker, lowell weicker, mac mathias. don't think we ever will see their like as long as we're alive to draw a breath again. it's just not that party. it's not that country and, howell, to your point it sure isn't that senate. this is why we invited this -- these gentlemen tonight, because of this conversation though why "the times" never tried to hire robinson is beyond me. howell raines, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize recipients all, thank you. >>> the new and worrisome strain of coronavirus they tell us could be dominating here just weeks from now. s the time to do money — without the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing today, wherever you are — even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. why walgreens? with copays as low as $0.... walgreens makes affording your medicare prescriptions... ...no sweat. so you can get back to the thing you'd rather be doing. ♪ ♪♪ in a year of changes. don't take chances on your taxes. be 100% certain with jackson hewitt. we'll ge

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breathing 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who's been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. you go to the. key is not a scam dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. after the bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food if you want to go the mighty biopics and chicken pigs and cattle. with moments away every time that happens people stop and think for a moment before what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as this commitment to a small few it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your own balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens properly what they need to be happy how eve

the option of moving to greener pastures has always been the basis of the mathias way of life. but now sustainable agriculture can be a solution to address nutrition security in the messiah community selena mouth spends her time showing my side women how to grow spinach and other vegetables. but it takes a lot of effort to convince traditionally nomadic australian title and finance and when you know that i have begun to think that must a community we really need an ultimate source of livelihood a new christian security. limitations security and i thought why not start crowdfunding he said of just having to do you know my request for a living so now it's just important to train a recipe for a our sources of we would nutrition security and even sources of income because you see crops you can you can from them at any time. with selena hopes to convince specifically younger women in the messiah community because they'll be the ones bringing change to their families. yet. for me it's my generation that with innovation my eggs that are the 1st ones to go to school to get a formal edu

tommy cuzzi find mathias, toss, broncos back down the floor, keshon justice had 23. have to jump. he's tall. broncos win the conference opener for both teams 66-64. that is your look at sports. back to you. >>> all right, rough waves are returning to our coastline. here's a look at half moon bay. a high surf warning goes into effect at 7:00. dangerous waves could seed 30-feet. definitely something to watch out for, lisa. >> even if are you a surfer, these are big, big waves. certainly, you should have a buddy out there if you attempt to do that. not a good idea. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, notice we have partly cloudy skies. further to the north, there is some rain. unfortunately, 42 degrees in santa cruz, more sunshine to the south of us today a. few high clouds around. 47 downtown, 43 in oakland. 47 on the peninsula, upper 30s in morgan hill. moratorium camera, a nice view here. sunrise coming up at 7:25. sets at 5:10. 41 in santa rosa. 10 to 11 degrees warmer here. east bay, though, is cold. livermore, how about that 35. 38 in concord, finally mount ta

and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breeding 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who's been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. moment you go to the. key is not a scam dollar we keep seeing scandals in the food industry. started the bad eggs animal stalls sprayed with toxins that end up in food that you would to god you know antibiotics and chicken pigs and cattle. would come moving so well every time that happens people stop and think for a moment what are we doing what are we eating. berlin is home to almost 4000000 people and the growing number of chickens some big city dwellers come from the countryside and find that having a feathery friend reminds them of home. but chicken love can turn sour more and more abandoned birds are found wandering the city streets this animal shelter has its work cut out. as a commitment to a small fuel it sounds great to get fresh eggs from your own head on your balcony the problem is most people have no idea how to look after chickens properly what they need to be hap

charles mathias. and even a couple of conservatives, robert griffin, charles godell, his son is commissioner of the nfl, the father was a more prestigious figure than the son, goodell had been appointed to the seat after rfk's assassination. he's hoping for a full term. and so hainesworth goes down in defeat, 52-45. and nixon assumed this was -- he was going to be a safe aim. that the fortas confirmation was a one-off. but the confirmation changed the rules of the game. the senate became more willing to look at supreme court nominees with a degree of skepticism as we'll see over the next several weeks, that pattern continues at several points in the future. so nixon at this point has two options. the first is to take a look at this role call and conclude that this is a democratically controlled senate. the republicans are not the majority. and there are some liberal republicans and to conclude that in that kind of senate, there simply is not a majority for a very conservative southern judge who might