sonal: if i can -- 2019. sonal: if i can jump in, are we talking about a couple years or couple months? what is temporary? it is a little bit like transient. these are words that do not actually fill out. the second thing, when we talk about massive, i'm not talking about massive, i am just saying we are probably not going to be sub two again. by this year, we could be approaching 2.5, three. that is not in the price and maybe you could go up further. those secular challenges over three years -- those might revert. i think the slap back, this is a crisis we have never seen before, but it was a mandated shutdown of the economy. the scarring, i accept to some extent, but the scarring is you mandate a lockdown, people cannot go to work. you open, people go to work. i would be curious to know as to how long that scarring lasts relative to the global financial crisis when people were shellshocked and traumatized by the wiping out of their net worth, which happened because of the housing crisis. jonathan: gene, let

still ahead sonal just here we look at the factors fueling conflicts in northern mozambique yana risk it could spread. and we're in the tiny atlantic archipelago of cape verde to find out what's drawing. new migrants unlike. it's time for the perfect jenny. sponsored point qatar airways however got some lovely weather to come for japan over the next couple of days the korean peninsula set fair as well northern parts of china are also doing quite nicely this play out in the process of pulling out of the way still quite a stiff breeze coming in across northern parts of japan as we go through monday a few showers just rattling in on that for a time but essentially it will dry up and it will bright not attempt it getting up to $21.00 celsius at 70 in found one sunshine for soledad also for beijing scientists and west of weather coming into central parts of china as we go on into tuesday better ahead of that there you go it's looking good over the next couple of days with 25 in tokyo look further south and you can see this area cloud in the rain here making its way very close to the philip

still ahead sonal dizzier as coronavirus case a surge in india cricket is playing in the premier league to take extra precautions that's coming up after the break with gemma in sports. or. a cyber attack on the sports heroes gemma. thanks india's cricket board is promising to return old foreign players home safely following the end of the indian premier league which continues despite a huge surge in cave it 19 cases in the country it comes off to australia's prime minister scott morrison is suspended flights from india and total straight in place to find their own way home he says that they're not so on an official tour with a national save and travel privately so they can use their own resources to get back 3 australians have withdrawn but several have stayed including david warner misses him in sunrisers hyderabad team mate kane williamson is suited up in p.p. on their way from chennai to delhi i.p.l. players are in a bubble but outside it be nearly a 1000000 a new cave in 1000 cases in 3 days. it's not noice to be honest watching from afar certainly considering how lucky we are to be

i spoke with her sonal david many times and at length and visited him in baltimore.e told me they found out by accident from a family member who worked at the hospital the cells were kept alive. one researcher at r johns hopkins had been frank with them and told them everything and even included their mothers story in his textbook but all others denied it in a trick the family by telling them at one point we are concerned you have the same cancer your mother had so we need to get blood samples. that's not the reason for laboratory techniques was call it one - - causing the samples to be misidentified. they needed to identify which samples and which were not actually it was an international problem because the cells were distributed so widely and were so valuable they had samples and cultured that were misidentified they that they were looking at prostate cells but turns out they were the healer cells but what is interesting reading the original medical journals the way that her cells were racialized.di most cell cultures came from white people because researchers wou