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a more on john but malibu mushy is an infectious disease expert at the bavarian health and food safety authority and she's been involved in analyzing the new coronavirus right from the start when it 1st emerged here in germany good to have you with us please tell me when did you know what we were dealing with. it was the very beginning of last year's january when a colleague of mine sent me the link to the w.-h. . report on. cases of unknown origin in china and he asked the man what do you think about these cases are we going to expect something really big here in news asked maybe and i said well no i don't think so definitely not wrong i was it took a while for the rest of the population and authorities to revise the view so when i remember that i was flying from munich airport in late march so much much later than most 1st cases emerge still before the lockdown though and a security team there was tested positive and we were all there without masks i mean a dealing with that situation a year ago it was a learning by doing right. well every outbreak in the city kind of learning by doi

michael moore i'm joined by a man who mushy is an infectious disease expert and a very in health and food safety authority and she's been involved in analyzing the new coronavirus right from the start when he 1st image here in germany good to have you with us please tell me when did you know what we were dealing with. it was the very beginning of last year's january when a colleague of mine sent me the link to the w.-h. . report on. cases of unknown origin in china and he asked the man what do you think about these cases are we going to expect something really big here and use sas maybe and i said well no i don't think so definitely not wrong i was it took a while for the rest of the population and authorities to revise the view so when i remember that i was flying from munich airport in late march so much much later than those 1st cases emerged still before the lockdown though i did security team there was tested positive and we were all there without masks i mean a dealing with that situation a year ago it was a learning by doing right. well every outbreak in this kind of learning

michael moore i'm joined by a man who mushy is an infectious disease expert at the very end health and food safety authority and she's been involved in analyzing the new coronavirus right from the start when it 1st emerged here in germany good to have you with us please tell me when did you know what we were dealing with. it was the very beginning of last year's january when a colleague of mine sent me the link to the w.-h. . report on. cases of unknown origin in china and he asked the man what do you think about these cases are we going to expect something really big here in news asked maybe and i said well no i don't think so definitely not wrong to have us it took a while for the rest of the population and authorities to revise the views i mean i remember that i was flying from munich airport in late march so much much later than those 1st cases emerged still before the lockdown though i did security team there was tested positive and we were all there without masks i mean dealing with that situation a year ago it was known in by doing right. well every outbreak in the city is kind

republicans and democrats have a reason to distrust the government because we're still kind of in this the mushy middle transition between trump and biden. number of covert cases in germany is falling along with a drop in patients in intensive care but these insist the 2nd wave of the pandemic is not over there its peak may be passing thanks to lock downs and other restrictions. this is it this development is very good and there's also prove that the manual limitations work that we and the citizens have to weave with that the star and the guild to reach a national incidence of 50 or lower has not been achieved yet so with a lockdown still in place across the country the situation is complicated by coded skeptics and conspiracy theorists even sparking attacks on officials and journalists in fact german police are saying they're finding the rising levels of violence disturbing peter all of our reporting next them from berlin. germany remains under covert restrictions comes the research about the virus and the methods used to try and stop its spread of lead to tempers flaring and it times boiling o

michael moore i'm joined by a man who mushy is an infectious disease expert at the bavarian health and food safety authority and she's been involved in analyzing the new coronavirus right from the start when it 1st emerged here in germany good to have you with us please tell me when did you know what we were dealing with. it was the very beginning of last year's january when a colleague of mine sent me the link to the w.-h. . report on. cases of unknown origin in china and he asked the man what do you think about these cases are we going to expect something really big here in news asked maybe and i said well no i don't think so definitely not wrong i was it took a while for the rest of the population and authorities to revise the views and i remember that i was flying from munich airport in late march so much much later than those 1st cases emerged still before the lockdown though i disagree to this team there was tested positive and we were all there without masks i mean a dealing with that situation a year ago it was a learning by doing right. well every outbreak in this kind of lear

england may be aware they can meet one other person but strictly only for exercise, but perhaps from mushyone other person on a more social basis, sit on a park bench and have a coffee, that kind of thing. so a slight loosening of the rules as the government looks, they say, to prioritise social interaction, helping families to be reunited. the prime minister has said all along they will be driven by the data, not they will be driven by the data, not the date. so, how solid is this road map going to be? that the date. so, how solid is this road map going to be?— map going to be? that is a good cuestion. map going to be? that is a good question. last _ map going to be? that is a good question. last week _ map going to be? that is a good question. last week of - map going to be? that is a good question. last week of the - map going to be? that is a good question. last week of the week before he did a couple of interviews where he talked about how he did expect to set out some dates, but later said yes, as you mentioned, data driven not data driven. the point is they don't want to be totally

it was so she could no . 9 in the morning at mushy did he could do it in paris at this popular market projects from the bushes is on sale giving parisians some joy division in the corona crisis but we pass the time cooking and the saying so what do they cook all the production lots of hearty dishes it before. and sauerkraut and some more often. it isn't because i cut my from time to new hampshire 1st i'm going to make a scallop carpaccio then i'll sautee the scallops insulted butter in serve them on a bed of leaks we treat ourselves to good food we cook it and share it with one another. back at the religious markets fruit and vegetable trader bars which shows work day is coming to an end he moves unsold produce into the cold storage room he's proud to be helping so many of his fellow frenchmen get through the pandemic means that their trash is about let me do. this profession requires a loss of life because we're here at 3 in the morning if you didn't listen.

he kind of mushy. liz: let's listen to rick on this . he would agree with you. serious pattern of how the biden administration and the effects of the nominees and really been downplaying china. and the crisis that we are in with china. in overplaying the russian threat. russia is a problem in china is a crisis. in the full idea of having an america first policy is to scan for values. is to stand for capitalism and ten for the rule of law. we cannot consent and half targeted we can decide that we're just going have consensus with the chinese when they have a genocide going on and what are we going to half the genocide. liz: that was in reference to president biden sank to the sand and town hall on tuesday that chinesei president xi jinping gets it when that abuses, biden said i'm a not going to speak ot against that. the cultural norms in different countries for unit this about hong kong time on and what china is doing his leaders for your response . james: that's a perfect example. so on the one and 30 administration is rather they continue these in the south ch

we don't want them to be too mushy. >> so how do you finish this off? >> all right.f. you see that looking golden brown and delicious. you just pull those right out of the oven, put them into your bowl. i like to top it with crushed red pepper. and again, like i said, easy cleanup. wipe that parchment paper right off. give it a eva was saying you ea right off the parchment paper in the trash -- >> eva's my girl. that's what i would do. >> thank you very much. great job. i want to remind everybody that cake likes is streaming on discovery-plus. you can get this recipe on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid. toyota. let's go places. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do

you look kind of mushy. elizabeth: let's listen to ric grenell on this. he would agree with you.nell. watch this. >> this is now a real serious pattern of how the biden administration, the biden picks, the nominees have really been downplaying china and the crisis that we're in with china and overplaying the russian threat. russia is a problem. china is a crisis. the whole idea of having an america first policy is to stand for western values. it is to stand for capitalism. it is to stand for the rule of law. we can't cut that in half. we can't decide we'll just have consensus with the chinese when they have a genocide going on. what, we will have half a genocide? elizabeth: that is in reference to president biden saying to the cnn town hall on tuesday that chinese president xi xinping he gets it when biden criticizes china for human rights abuses. biden said, quote i will not speak out against that. there are cultural norms in different countries this is about hong kong, taiwan, what china is doing to the uyghurs. your response to that? >> that is perfect example. on one hand the

that's a mushy definition, but there are people who say you need to go to washington and vote your conscience, that's also -- those are competing things at times, right? i mean, i think no one could know exactly where every citizen in their state or in their constituency is, so you have to make the best judgment at that time. i really think that by and large we saw in the last impeachment trial had very political impact. i think people in 2022 are going to wonder, are going to vote on the fact that -- i mean, it's very early, but they are going to vote on whether the coronavirus is contained, whether jobs are back and whether they have money to pay their bills. i don't think that this idea that people held donald trump responsible for a massive attack on the capitol is going to be dispositive in the election. >> kara lee, ali vitali, pete williams and jake sherman, thanks to you all. >>> an update this morning on some wild and deadly weather across the country. three people have died now after an overnight tornadoed on the coast of north carolina. it's part of a storm that is itself part of a

we mushiness fox news. icu see, berkeley is extending its dorm locked down for at least another five days. students who are still living on campus or being told they may see additional security officers or school staff patrolling residence halls. students have been told to stay in their dorms except for emergencies. medical treatment, coronavirus testing or to pick up meals. violators could lose their housing or be suspended from school. the university right now is dealing with a rise. in covid cases on campus. well nice to see some more sunshine today. here in the bay area. after all the cloud cover yesterday. lots of blue skies this afternoon, although some patchy fog near portions of the coastline, it is hard to believe with all the sun today that we're talking about some rain, especially by this time tomorrow. first we'll take a look at the current numbers out there. you probably noticed a little bit of a warm up pictures. lots of sixties right now we have walnut creek, 65 berkeley, checking in 60, san

anything that trump said on that day or that was said prior to january 6th, and it suddenly becomes this mushyolitics is too heated. what they really need to do is find out what happened in the lead-up to january 6th, the security failures, what was said that maybe inspired these people, what were the communications on that day, what was going on in the white house, which is a huge -- we simply just don't know what trump was up to on the day to this point. so, there are legitimate fears that this commission could be hijacked. the question, is how do you get it streamlined? and i think that's what pelosi's trying to do right here. she's trying to negotiate some way with republicans to say, look, the scope is what matters here, not the composition, the scope. and until they get that, i don't see how they go forward. >> and i mean, sam, we've seen, you know, mitch mcconnell did an interview yesterday where he seemed to say he would support donald trump as the nominee in 2024. their office has kind of pushed back against that. but the politics around this are obviously changing very quickly and ge

the chips are mushy, and i don't come to a barbecue place and think nachos. feels off-concept. missing out on selling popular items like hush puppies and french fries that a typical barbecue place would have, and instead, they've replaced them with things that you normally wouldn't see in a barbecue joint. that's just bad business. so, the bulk of your orders are pulled pork, and then, the next one is brisket. that's my core. and then i have original sauces. that seems like a good jumping-off point. i think if you cut the rest, your revenue wouldn't really move. jennifer: so, this is my fear with that, is when we cut things, we lose people. lemonis: are you annoyed? jennifer: [ laughs ] yes, i'm a little annoyed, i have to tell ya. look, i -- when people don't like my food, i get very irritated. lemonis: i was a little surprised how jennifer reacted to my feedback. and i understand how a chef feels about their food being critiqued. but i was watching chandler, hoping that he would pipe in and say, "well, you know what? it's good to get feedback." i would say he didn't necessari

there's a lot of them that seem fairly mushy in the description.t would be great to see more of what they are going to be doing. it doesn't seem quite to nail down some of the other projects. it would be great to add that to the green infrastructure discussion. >> will do. >> for future, after we finish with the digesters on the work on the southeast plant, the next big thing is this channel reliability project of $500 million. that is supposed to start kicking off in the 22 or 23 period. before we get to that, i would love to have a real discussion about whether that project is needed. it has always struck me as a very ottawa way to spend another half a billion dollars when there so many sealevel rises in that same area. i would love to see if that will answer all the problems. i'm not changing it for today, but we could talk about it again don't -- let's bring back some conversation about that. i appreciate all your answers earlier. they were good. >> i am assuming they all heard me. >> i got it. thank you. >> commissioners, any further discussio

these soaring comments about democracy, i'm starting to understand that they are not talking about mushyved off bipartisan deals. they are talking about building wide numbers of public support, 60, 65% around big ideas like democracy and it seems that he is going to put some of the sort of time and energy into the bully pulpit at restoring this very idea, that our democracy needs to be protected from those who don't value it, from those who would have it overturned. >> reporter: well, nicole, joe biden was always a fan of attending the munich security conference. one of the last times he did so was with your former because john mccain. the last time he did so, in fact, just a month or two before he announce ds his candidacy. it was a moment that was really important in shaping his opinion of what that campaign was about and why he cross thad line to decide to enter that race. he talked about seeing another person who spoke at that conference, vice president at the time mike pence, and seeing the, as he put it, deafening silence with which he was greeted when he said he was there to repre

not the ideological middle, not a mushy middle. but can he find common ground?o look down and see that we actually all are standing on common ground. >> it's going to be a big challenge for him, especially as the second impeachment trial for former president donald trump gets under way tomorrow. house impeachment managers are planning a fast-paced video heavy presentation aimed at reigniting the outrage lawmakers felt after last month's deadly riot. in addition to using new video evidence to create an emotionally charged impeachment trial, house managers want to present witness testimony and updated testimony about injured officers to make republicans uncomfortable to vote against as most have indicated they will do. they plan to produce fresh evidence that reveals what trump knew in advance of the january 6th rampage at the capitol and how his words and actions influenced those two participated. the managers are determined to present as much evidence as senators allow to ensure a permanent record of trump's role in the riots. >> jonathan lemire, what can you te

there's a lot of them that seem fairly mushy in the description. would be great to see more of what they are going to be doing. it doesn't seem quite to nail down some of the other projects. it would be great to add that to the green infrastructure discussion. >> will do. >> for future, after we finish with the digesters on the work on the southeast plant, the next big thing is this channel reliability project of $500 million. that is supposed to start kicking off in the 22 or 23 period. before we get to that, i would love to have a real discussion about whether that project is needed. it has always struck me as a very ottawa way to spend another half a billion dollars when there so many sealevel rises in that same area. i would love to see if that will answer all the problems. i'm not changing it for today, but we could talk about it again don't -- let's bring back some conversation about that. i appreciate all your answers earlier. they were good. >> i am assuming they all heard me. >> i got it. thank you. >> commissioners, any further discussion