morris later told hamilton that i had won the bet. i will collect my wine and dinner but that is nothing i will ever do again because morris and washington would never be close enough that morris could pat him on the shoulder and treat him with the familiarity that you would treat a close personal aquaintance. that's because washington maintained that dignity, that personal space. did that mean that washington had an uncontrollable anger he could not control? no. it just means he believed in proper decorum. probably the most famous image which was not done during his lifetime, does this image look familiar? what's the original? down the street. go down and take a look at it. this is the story of mason--. he says the young george for his sixth birthday, his father gave him a new hatchet and he was so excited about getting the gift that he ran around and began barking at literally every tree he could find and barked one of his father's favorite english cherry trees. when his father approached him, young george simply threw his hands up

and morris slinked off into the crowd. morris later told hamilton that, i had won the bet. i will collect my wine and dinner. but that is nothing i will ever do again. because morris and washington would never be close enough that morris could come up and pat him on the shoulder and treat him with the familiarity that you would treat a close, personal acquaintance. well, that's because washington maintained that dignity, that personal space. now, did that mean that washington had an uncontrollable anger he could not control? no. it just means that he believed in proper decorum. now, probably the greatest or most famous image of george, which was not done during his lifetime, this image here, does it look familiar? where is the original? down the street at the carter museum. absolutely. go down, take a look at it. but this came from the story of mason weems. mason weems says that the young george, for his 6th birthday, his father gave him a new hatchet. and the young boy was so excited about getting this gift that he went around and began barking literally every tree he coul

then morris made her entrance. >> how we doing, texas in? even crossed over to pop success. ♪ baby why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ ♪ i'm losing my mind just a little ♪ ♪ so why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ >> kind of done this your own way. does it feel that way to you? >> in some ways, yeah. i haven't tried to follow anyone else's map. i have always had a really strong work ethic because i've been playing since i was so young. ♪ >> reporter: morris was 10 when she started singing in arlington, texas, where her parents run a hair salon. at 21, she packed up a u-haul and moved to nashville to become a songwriter. ♪ where we caught up with her in 2016 for "cbs sunday morning." what was the scare nest part about coming here? >> i moved into a craigslist house. i didn't know who the roommates were. >> reporter: you said something to me when we first met four years ago, i think it was -- >> god -- >> what? >> no, so much has happened since that interview. i had just moved into that house. and there was no like -- there was no

>> howard morris: yes, yes. >> whitaker: explain that to me >> morris: you'll notice a lot of the dutchy tall, much taller than i am. which gives them longer legs, which also gives them the ability to do a long stroke with their legs. >> whitaker: morris told us he'd started speed skating in his 40s. when he dreamed of doing an elfstedentocht, a dutch friend told him he'd have to go to austria. what do you think of the fact that they've not been able to have an elfstedentocht in the netherlands since 1997? >> morris: it's the reality of the times, and i know some people fear that the whole tradition of skating, which is part of their culture, will die out because of the change in winters. >> whitaker: even here in the alps there are worrying signs. while weissensee had ice, the village had almost no snow. and this year's race was limited to only half of the lake, the ice wasn't thick enough elsewhere. in full swing, it's hard to tell who was winning or losing. but for the racers going on six hours, none of that mattered. what mattered now was not falling. getting back up. and finishing.

hi night he doesn't go out much kanji is a he could morrie the japanese word to socially be true and paypal who spend their lives avoiding the outside world so this is your room and double cool hand then move one that's got a calling aboard your needles and then the skid row method body is still mobile can i hear it's a move to go of course view they've got a mop on my horny own body communal. when all your work which you write. the government estimates there are more than 1000000 he got maurie across japan most are over 40. kanji has lived like he's the hafiz line he says he doesn't fit with japanese society. corny peter when i talk like. jumanji mask we eat out in my. bones bush thinks the nines and i couple seasons are my nunca you are sort of the the uk were you in just south of the. conquered with us and then by being socially withdrawn do you feel that your missing awful song summoned up the night that was alone this could also come up with all of the kind of musical conduct us. kenji has 80 hage day or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder a condition that was left undiagno

with daniel morris, we have davide serra.now not only his work in asset management but there is a claim in morgan stanley years ago, european bank research. will we see consolidation in european banking? can the virus be an excuse to consolidate? listen, inhink, europe, there are about 3 million thanking employees. because banking is public -- 3 million banking employees. expect there to be more happened tohat has media, telecoms, manufacturing, will happen to the banking industry. because of labor laws in europe, the only way you can facilitate it is through merger and acquisition. that is why local lows allow basically for that. i do expect more in-market mergers. farlaws, the regulators so our country by country, and hence a market mergers, seen recently with the data, with an offer for you be in italy. and if we see a bear market banks, and i would suggest that the european banking experience is different -- what do the bank chief executive officers need from christine lagarde in ecb? think that what they need is, first,

the mustn't say go go to regularly blogs about being the single mother of a 25 year old morry. her son mastodon has not studied or gone to work for the past 6 years so many parents is secretive they don't want to talk about this problem why are you so i've been going out again and now we are no longer i. want to mine alone you and me. and i don't know took the. cover. up of. you know my dog dog the dog are in the door now but it's more. towards even doing or soon. they're getting a new one has a coffee then i. must go to all 1st began to withdraw his teenage years she struggled to help you. not have enough capital for her to move into. orbit on the higher and neither. have enough of that method with your. cousin none more than enough could not hold this mug you know you're not on mark growing only class to see. it what a night it is in london or in a lock up or thoughts about pushkar in their wooden modern equipment or it will not distilling out overnight or the new york there. will not then time are quoted that . the charade must atos older brother the hardest. there are more

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if you read morris' die tribes were accurate. had they been delivered by anyone else they might have been able to change people's opinion. he was about the least popular legislator in washington. people considered him a bore who would drone on about trivial matters. when he confronted robert mcnamara he didn't have clout. when mcnamara testified before the senate, morris asked him whether the raids were in any way related to the activities of the american destroyers in the gulf. the south vietnamese raids are taking place. our destroyers are in the gulf at the same time. are they related, mr. secretary defense? mcnamara responded our navy played no part in, was not associated with, was not aware of any south vietnamese actions. the attacks on the ships turner joy and maddox were deliberate assaults in international waters. i say this flatly this is a fact. end quote. now mcnamara in his memoirs contends he didn't know about 34a. as he puts it, my statement was honest, but wrong. end quote. it could be argued that as secretary of

involved in the mud as it was headed by a particularly intelligent determined detective called steve morris. my expectations were on would conduct a full and thorough review over a number of murders that were believed to. involve certain degrees of collusion it was already evidently been some degrees of collusion from a lower level and by those members of the security forces that were directly involved but as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and the degree to which the collusion was involved in some of those cases the one trying really surprised me was the. bombing of the step in in august of 9076 but you people were killed where there was overseen by a woman. police officers. that really flabbergasted me by the lack of response from the only you see. it was quite evident from the outside looking that in so this material and documents that elements of the all you say knew that some of their offices were planning and eventually carried out the final touch of the stuff in so many others which are. well. it's incomprehensible to me. but they all use

the nationals are taking on the whole nation philip morris is trying to i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a french company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage and democratic choice of a trump corporate law joining us as we try to find don't want to. while go back to politicking are donald trump daily appearances at white house press briefing is on his administration's response to this pandemic helping or hurting let's talk with someone who's attended some of those briefings he's bill press progressive political commentator host of the podcast the bill press pod and he's in our nation's capital bill press i know you're not his biggest fan. so s. a.b.c.

chris morris. exclusive access to two filmmakers inside the chinese city of wuhan. our world tells the story of life under lockdown. wuhan, central china, with a population of 11 million, it's bigger than greater london. this is where the coronavirus outbreak began last december. injanuary, as it started spreading across china, the government took an unprecedented step, to lockdown wuhan. two residents began to film. police barricades ring the city. all roads out are shut. lin wenhua, a travel logger, heads out with his camera. lin has lived in wuhan his whole life and knows the bustling city like the back of his hand, but today it is empty. many factories, offices and shops are closed. the lockdown is a huge gamble to stop the spread of the virus to the rest of china by shutting off wuhan. residents do not know what it will do to infections within the city and there is no word on when it will end. two dozen people have already died. wuhan central hospital is the epicentre of the outbreak. it is un

but when morris was not influential. and so it was about the least popular legislator in washington. people considered him a sanctimonious bore, woodrow not about trivial matters. when you confronted on august 6th, he didn't have any cloth. when he testified before the senate, lawyers asked him if point like if the commando raids were in any way related to the activities of the american destroyers? those razor take place, our destroyers are out the golf at the same time, are they related mr. secretary of defense? and he responded, inwards that will come back to haunt him, our navy played no part in, was not associated with, was not aware of any salvini's actions if there were any. the attacks were deliberate, and unprovoked assaults, on american naval vessels, by duty patrol in international waters. i say this flatly, this is a fact, and quote. no no merry, in his been mars contends that he did not know, about 34 a. did not know about the rates. is he puts it, my statement was honest, but a wrong and quote. it could be a

the number of thinking good morry is saud since the 1990s when japan's economy plunged into recession. at the time kenji dropped as a beginner versus the law degree and struggle to hold down a job because you also know. it's true so put it there he was while he was on the kids and their kid on state. of the fire hose out of the stream all the more borderline this year not. one of mother wanted got domino out of him want. to score that you know on the what i want . you to not the smart the question with a smile more critical eyes the listener. thought. kenji lives with his 88 year old mother. who largely keeps to herself. typical of what japan calls the 8050 problem where he got morey aged over 50 live with parents in their right he's on room because you're also more talk at the car you thought this guy. was some total. fool you well know that i just i want to know carmel misled you only don't think wouldn't this sort of this google doc or not he must on that. nick guy lost their mind this will give a lethal mithril could fit in the story was about as me moment there at the scene of. t

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nationals of if you know the whole nation philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop the world to buy from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a 4 inch company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage democratic choice over trump corporate law joint says we try to fund don't want to touch. the street and as soon as we think. we moved you know i did some force to. the. political the distances to the receipt of grievances course. if you look of a couple. here and alan they have the mission. of the beach that when children come up. there you are going to go could you least. move as much wished with this for you from me as i but i too would notion could which. one interested me through are filling up with the police to waltz liam by the lead. never know nor could quote us as i'm getting more luck or not sure that you know one where they would sign. in they have to fish not spend god but he's just in the most sick. because it's all of this just the most and that we are just as much insulin. or the 1st me. that's not

their way to a camp that's turned into a sort of village residents provide some services the much morris town government takes care of the rubbish and international organizations and churches many from the u.s. provide food and other essentials. they come to matamoros a border town known for gang violence. like many others here each of his family hardly ever set foot outside apart from to head across the river when they have a case hearing they don't see a judge face to face even then just across the border from the camp something that's new under this u.s. administration they call and tang courts and this is where asylum seekers speak to judges who elsewhere in the united. states by video link up now what migrants rights advocates say is that these are quite secret and even hostile environments for asylum seekers were it becomes even more difficult for them to effectively present their cases. the study by sitting queues university shows that less than one percent of asylum relief requests on the m.p.p. have been approved it's not helped say migrant rights attorneys by the complications

the artist became a he could morrie in his thirty's jew largely to depression and family issues. all. but i want to ride on tony or nick di ticky. cessation take a shot. can stay to you on our station joe tied up their. loss or so. many more. at sushi recruited for other he could maureen to produce these yet to be completed pieces for the exhibition. all symbols of their trouble just. to address their trauma they break the artworks then put them back together. at sushi's contribution to the shore is a replica of the door to his room at home so what is the meaning behind the door whatever the story you need to turn off again on this. there or i was shown you some date on that at all not for us to go down a couple. to hear any town like it or the more he cut it up the stair. leaving the room and all. the cabin done the same marty made out of them border particularly cut then i border going on look at other more message across there though a lock on tanya and i are in the book very mild quite the state of color hair nanda kind you know step one end up the method up on the from there

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the clans there is the difference with the step in with the historical enquiries team under steve morris managed to find all the paperwork . which showed that that. what the authorities had known about the plan leading up to the step in the carrying out of the bombing itself and the fact. although they knew every single person who'd been involved in the planning the coordination the determining of the target the making of the bomb the storing up the bomb everything then you everybody and everything about this ball despite that and spite the fact that 2 people were killed and a huge number of other people were very seriously engines not one single person was of a child still convicted without bombing despite the i.e.c. knowing everything about it. the more we realize that all those years were. of course. devastated not miss him came through we better. relief. that i had gone on a cord. because i knew the army was there check the whole thing out of me in check dish kono pharma and its orders. and their army and the police rather than copy argentina bonior. and known as the question. and qu

northeast conference championship, robert morris' a j brama. super man. and colonius are going to the ncaa tournament. there was at least one warrior highlighted tonight. andrew wiggins who had no clue. jordan ford is the fred ast airline air of college basketball. and josh atkins has more moves than michael. dude can moon walk to the hoop with junk like that. but the magic beat the grizzlies tonight. josh is really a good story. he was fourth overall pick. in 2017. disaster, and, just, up in the g league. and, resurrecting his career now. >> i love stories like that. >> sign the contract. good for him. >> i thought you could use some good news tonight. >> we will hang onto that one. be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching the >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have suffered for most of their lives, living in the shadows. they've been outcast, shunned,

northeast conference championship, robert morris' a j brama. super man.tournament. there was at least one warrior highlighted tonight. andrew wiggins who had no clue. jordan ford is the fred ast airline air of college basketball. and josh atkins has more moves than michael. dude can moon walk to the hoop with junk like that. but the magic beat the grizzlies tonight. josh is really a good story. he was fourth overall pick. in 2017. disaster, and, just, up in the g league. and, resurrecting his career now. >> i love stories like that. >> sign the contract. good for him. >> i thought you could use some good news tonight. >> we will hang onto that one. be right back. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song

though this is still going on when those in the higher world is facing this crisis in fairness to morris johnson's foreign office and the stand of the british government have thanked the cuban government for taking the ship the braemar into port but certainly no condemnation from here about the u.s. sanctions on the island i want to get on to some of those other issues a bit later and today's anniversary of the iraq war but you're also a novelist and putting your novelist hat on how do you characterize near liberal culture and art given the fact that most people's cultural imagination of a pandemic is really from hollywood and from films that what we have to go on well i mean you know it's lost both of the culture today of fetus is dominated by a form of neo liberalism. ill carriages individualists some of the most group has sort of you know this and be worshiped of 1st celebrities then someone extremely well known on television or a very strong. actor is almost greeted as a dog and this is really deep deep you know much much worse so that. 30 to 40 you know so this. proves various peopl

at the time mark morris was critical of pet foods for lacking quality ingredients and he wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today is science diet sold in veterinarian offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients. the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality of ingredients coming into the industry anything from potentially fabulous u.s.d.a. inspected human

philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a french company sued egypt because egypt resists minimum wage democratic choice trump. joins us as we try to find. if you are the parent of a teenager you have seen this or you know will it's fafsa the free application for federal student aid online form and they will have you jumping through hoops especially if you're divorced but you're there because for most the cost of 4 years of college is untenable without aid even with that many students are saddled with college debt into midlife if they hold advanced degrees $45000000.00 borrowers in the usa own more than one and a half trillion dollars in student loan debt which is now the 2nd highest consumer debt category behind only mortgage debt and higher than both credit cards and auto loans you've probably heard the joke if you want to get rich learn welding if you want to be a starbucks barista major in philosophy and a chair co

the nationals of taking on the whole nation philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop oregon from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a french company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage democratic choice over trump corporate law joining us as we try to find don't want to. russia started to cope with 19 vaccine trials promising to get results by the end of the year the countries also rolled out a number of measures to curb the spread of the virus we visit a moscow airport to see what's been put in place. there are 3 layers of good will control that will rise the passengers have to pass through there's the infrared camera there's a thermal camera and the passenger's temperature is it's a kid a brewery the blade. as the u.s. takes tough measures to tackle the corona virus outbreak the secretary of state blames russia for spreading this information over the pandemic.

glen morris, thank you very much. and thank you as well. >>> does the president see this as a public health emergency or a personal political crisis? >>> we'll see how the hospitals are prepared. >>> and first maryland is one of the several states shutting schools and banning gatherings. the governor joins me next. ings the governor joins me next atic . when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell y

chris morris has been fact—checking some of the most prominent examples.e all, wash your hands frequently to try to limit the coronavirus spread, but there have also been a variety of myth circulating on social media and elsewhere which are to health advice. here are a few to ignore. eat garlic to avoid infection. there is no question that garlic is a healthy food. the same goes for other fruit and vegetables, but the world health organization says there is no evidence eating garlic or anything else has protected people from coronavirus. drink water every 15 minutes. again, staying hydrated is good for you but that does not mean it can stop coronavirus. you get a virus like this when you breathe then. a there is no biological mechanism to suggest you can flush it out of your system by constantly drinking water. myth number three, don't eat ice cream. the idea of avoiding ice cream or other cold foods can prevent the virus taking hold is totally untrue. trying to heat your body to make an inhospitable environment for the virus will not work. we know the flo

wayne morse of oregon and one from alaska voted against him and only wayne morris, my hero, subjected a figure to difficult questioning. he gave johnson quite a fight. for three days, august 5 through seventh, he railed against the resolution, challenged the account of the gulf of tonkin. he predicted johnson would use this as a functional declaration of war. if you read it today, his diatribes for all most uncanny in their accuracy. everything he said would happen happened. if it had been by anybody else, they might have been influencing more members of congress. but he was not influential. he was about the least popular legislator in washington. people thought he was a bore that would drone on. when he confronted robert my camera, he didn't have any clout. he asked whether the recent raid was in any way related to the activities of the destroyers. the south vietnamese raids on north vietnamese territory are taking place. our destroyers are in the gulf. are they related? robert mcnamara said, our navy played no part in, was not associated with, was not aware of south vietnamese actio

look a lot can change in a day but this story of coronavirus in australia is changing by the outlaw morris and the prime minister addressed to the nation at about midday on sunday announcing a wry engine of social and economic measures to try and stop the spread of this virus at the moment more than 1000 people are infected in a stride leon with the highest number more than 500 in the most populous state of new south whilst. morrison did announce that not only should people not be traveling internationally but they should not be traveling domestically adda he said that people should be using their common sense so we don't really know exactly how people will respond but he said that if you travel is not essential if it's not going to the will all going. to you should not be truck pulling all of them into lady staying home and socially isolating and on top of that the reason why he's come out so harsh is because many is strongly and have not been following these rules we still thousands of people flocked to a popular beach in sydney on friday really not abiding those a socially oscillating r

the nationals of taking on the whole nation's philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a french company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage to democratic choice trump corporate. joint says we try to fund don't want to. boom bust the one business show you can't afford to mess up their monteith aopa in washington coming up markets rally for a 2nd straight day while countries around the globe plan more lockdowns more spending we'll talk to economics professor of return of wealth about the latest stimulus plan on capitol hill and if it will be enough to save the u.s. from a profession or even worse than there is a global rush to get more coben 1000 testing kits but the f.d.a. is putting money on hold we have a packed show for you today but let's start by tracking the coronavirus. the global toll for the corona virus now at nearly 20000 with more than 430000 come from cases the world health organization recommended 6 actions that all government should take t

chris morris. this week's travel show rajan datar is joined by global guru simon calder to take a look at the impact of cancelled flights and lockdowns around the world. this week on the show: our look at the impact the global pandemic is having on international travel. i'm stranded. virgin cancelled my flight yesterday. we're trapped in our hotel for what seems like 15 days. i would love to get home, yeah. what are your rights if you've had trips cancelled? how do you cope if you're stuck in a country in lockdown and just what does the future hold for all our travels? just a year ago and the headlines from places like paris and venice were very different. we all learned the word ‘overtourism' as we saw that cafes and attractions of some of our most loved places heaving with holidaymakers. it's a very different picture now. many destinations are in lockdown as people are being asked to stay at home to protect their health and that of others. it means that tourists are being left stranded, holidays

the nationals of taking on the whole nation's philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a fringe company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage democratic choice of a trump corporate law joining us as we try to find don't want to. as the election cycle rages on the media highlights or even invents what they deem to be important even radical what they don't tell you is how the political center is collapsing in today's campaign is what voters think about the status quo. and. as i mentioned earlier in unprecedented crisis more than 3000000 u.s. workers applied for unemployment in just one week. time the effect of this is send shock waves will be federal and state governments across the united states of america including the golden state of california are 2 of america's matushka sweet joins us now to bring us the latest on how the state and how the state with the biggest economy in the world is dealing with the covert maintaining unemployment crisis. yeah well

yvonne: beverley morris, director of fixed income and absolute return at qic in brisbane.he tokyo olympics are putback a year. we study the implications next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ after weeks of debate, the olympics has finally been postponed. the ioc and tokyo organizers have agreed to delay the games for a year and insisted is not a cancellation. the coronavirus sees india headed to lucked out for 21 days. we have the latest from chief north asia correspondent david engel joining us from hong kong. correspondent stefan engel -- stephen engle. they will be in 2021, but they will still be branded as the 2020 tokyo olympics. it will cost too much to rebrand everything. this is the world's biggest marketing event. the delay is not as bad as a cancellation. goldman sachs put out an estimate that cost of canceling the game would be $60 million. now we are hearing from goldman maybeher economists that the cost would be around $6 billion to delay it. there were costs already of the tokyo government, spending about $26 million already. they are going to delay this and have othe

margaret morris is now seeking to understand how sugary and fatty foods disrupt the brain of her rats to the point of affecting their performance. she has a hypothesis namely eating too much fast and sugar triggers an inflammatory reaction that spreads to the neurons. so in response to these foods there's a general inflammatory response all around the body this is being bogus crime in obesity but it now appears to be caught in acute response as well and what we find is that inflammatory molecules such as thought of constant increased in response to the diet. and overly rich diet confuses the immune system. it responds by triggering an inflammatory reaction especially in fatty tissues. are fat masses release substances that then propagate this inflammation throughout the body. neurons were thought to be spared this effect behind the protective blood brain barrier in a semi permeable membrane that separates the circulating blood vessels from the brain. so this increased inflammation in the holes the body and we think that this nice fred to the brain. that's because the blood brain barri

for the active investors, you will see them trade headline to headline there is morris being.t we are starting to see more countries impose bans which means you'll see more get hit harder that probably means it will be a fourth or fifth week >> we've fallen far because we have started relatively high thank you for joining us this morning. >> still on deck, we go live to beijing to hear more about the war on words and in italy, the death toll continues to rise. more when we return. >> announcer: today's big number, 16%. that is how much the nasdaq has tumbled so far this week on pace for the worse week since 2001 or the famed peaks of whistler, you've faced the hassle of lugging your gear through the airport. with ship skis, you're just a few clicks away from having your skis, snowboard and luggage shipped from your doorstep to your destination. with unrivaled pricing, real time tracking ship skis delivers, hassle free. ship ahead and go catch those first tracks on fresh snow. ship skis. your skis. delivered. can we go get some ice cream? alright, we gotta stop here first. ♪ ♪

morris, i want to start with you. just really simple. how does this virus spread?it's -- it's a virus that really has a great capacity to spread. in fact, what the data say is that for every case, each case usually infects two or more people. so it's, clearly, contagious, if you will. >> right. >> what we -- what we know is that it's spread by secretions in the upper respiratory tract, at least at the start of the infection. and so, consequently, coughing and sneezing, things that create the presence of the virus in your immediate environment are things that you worry about. we also know it can get onto objects and it can stay alive, actually, for several days, up to a week, on hard surfaces. so there's been a lot of focus placed on trying to make sure that you stay a distance away from people who may be infected. that you wash your hands, that may have come in contact with surfaces. and that you try, as best as possible, not to get that close. and this gets back to what we call social distancing. i would note, however, that there are several other things to -- to

chris morris and our reality check team.est developments, and latest announcements. and what the latest announcements for you, on the bbc news channel, on our app and on our website. iam back i am back in the next few minutes with the very latest from the uk. the us, italy, spain and taiwan. all of the headlines from around the world here injust a moment or two after the weather. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. monday, for most, is being dominated by a dry settled story. good evening. monday, for most, is being dominated by a dry settled story. in fact, the weather watcher picture here is essex, but it's fairly indicative of many areas across the country, allowing for some spring blossom to flourish now. different story though further north and west. across the western aisles, thicker cloud, thick enough for some rain at times, from a weather front that's going to stubbornly sit with you for the next couple of days. so it will bring some relentless rain for a time and some strong gusty