and pavel was still chanting defiance, even in court. the guilty verdict. translation: we weren't allowed close, we could only shout - i love you or make heart signs, but even to look at each other was a hugejoy. pavel sevarinich is a lifelong dissident, but now his three—year—old is growing up without his dad. he was arrested before belarus erupted in protest over the re—election of president alexander lukashenko. translation: it's - a really long sentence. our son will be ten when he gets out, but i don't think he will serve it all. i don't let myself think like that. people here are afraid, but there's real pressure on lukashenko and i think any spark could ignite things again. the protesters have been forced to retreat from the streets for now, though. many have fled abroad, hundreds more are behind bars. i've never known belarus like this, not in all the years i've been coming here. people now are just terrified to speak out, because with the crackdown with all the arrests, you never know who they'll be coming for next. last week, t

and pavel was still chanting defiance, even in court.nslation: we weren't allowed close, we could only shout i love i you or make heart signs but even to look at each other was a hugejoy. pavel seviarynets is a lifelong dissident but now his three—year—old is growing up without his dad. he was arrested before belarus erupted in protest over the re—election of president alexander lukashenko. translation: it's - a really long sentence. our son will be ten when he gets out but i don't think he will serve it all. i don't let myself think like that. people here are afraid but there is real pressure on lukashenko and i think any spark could ignite things again. the protesters have been forced to retreat from the streets for now, though. many have fled abroad, hundreds more are behind bars. i've never known belarus like this, not in all the years i've been coming here. people now are just terrified to speak out because with the crackdown with all the arrests, you never know who they'll be coming for next. last week, they came for the journalist

let's look at the science surrounding this pavel adult is an old factory scientist so badly just how quickly can people recover their sense of smell because the researchers i've spoken to say the shorty of covered suffers a massively in bad. you're correct in that they can be massively impaired during the acute verb form of the virus however fortunately most people do recover their ability just smell sometimes within days or weeks after the virus passes unfortunately a small portion of individuals seem to have a persistent loss they the the ones who are suffering from long. in some cases smell loss is the only symptom that they may have ever experienced from co that but yes some individuals with long cove it also do experience this persistent smell loss can go on beyond 6 months well and one of the consequences of that i mean i guess you just don't want to eat too you if it doesn't taste good and there are a lot of other things involved like relationships and depression it can really impact on your life counted. it can be very distressing particularly for people who never thought tha

else's satellite accidentally there is a whole myriad of thing sort of like a lot to see with this pavel if we're going to have to sell it more lobs pay to cover all the uncertainties that will happen once a good method developed to try to clean up some of this junk and we're still a long ways from having the perfect way to do that. we are speaking with author and lifelong space journalist john disney who is with us as the perseverance rover set down on mars and as the helicopter drone ingenuity 1st flew and in a subsequent flight it grabbed a photo of the rover down below and we could see the rover its tracks on the martian surface john i've got a couple of minutes left but i saved them for an update on the mars mission what's going on up there now yeah well that's a little helicopter has proven so successful nasa has now extended its mission it's not just a technology demonstrator anymore it's going to be called operational the most recent flight you mentioned it went up to 16 feet and then headed south for about 450 p. then it came back and landed near perseverant so they have a lot o

we're tracking an accident along 80 outs and pavel that has since been cleared.can see. >> traffic is bumper to bumper year at the tolls and traffic definitely moving a little beyond the maze, the air in terms of backup. once you reach the maze to the fremont street exit. it will take about 15 minutes to make that commute. there's also a high wind advisory in place. let's head over to the san mateo bridge to check on things there heading across towards the peninsula a little under 10 minutes for your drive time as you're traveling, we're heading over to the golden gate bridge to check on conditions. still a fog advisory in place along with a high wind advisory. so things are pretty gusty out that way. look at the richmond sandra fell bridge as you're traveling at a richmond nice and light under 9 minutes for us. also bart recovering from an earlier problem. there's a 10 minute delay on the antioch line and the sfo direction duty equipment problem. also a 10 minute delay between berryessa and south hayward in the richmond direction. same due to equipment problem.