good morning mr stanbury so the travel association the german travel association has said here that freedom of movement is a basic right and that the government would actually be better served by concentrating on vaccinating as many people as possible do they have a point. of course there's a quite understandable opinion and we don't think about reducing our air travel to 0 we're just thinking about the possibility that if mutations will come to germany and we can control it and we are far away from the situation then we have to have options one option is the controls and the other option is to reduce at travel but right now we're just having plans of this we're not taking any measures right now what about the other part of that point from the travel association that the government should rather focus more on trying to get as many people vaccinated as possible in the next the nation rollout here has been very slow that's what we do and that's what we tried to be as fast as possible you showed in your. film before about the discussion about. how we have and we have some other possibilities w

travelers. associatedeals south africa will be add to list. >> mexico president obrador has tested positive for covid-19. he said he symptoms are mild. >> his announcement after he spoke with russia president putin about getting the sputnik 5 vaccine, obrador is one of first foreign leader to speak with president joe biden since high-tech -- since he took offers, they spoke friday, i am jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back, newt gingrich, we see now this effort it is really quite bizarre to purify the house and senate or maybe in case of hawley and cruz, to so damage them as to make them persona non grata if they call to run for president, they want to take out trump, cruz, and hawley, and house side, they need to investigate 140 or some subset of their fellow republicans, what do you make of that? >> it is about what we've been talking about, a totalitarian movement that wants to crush all decent. they want to drive its opponents out public life, that it says word unity it mean

travel association, which advocates for the travel industry supports some of the new restrictions like covid testing for international passengers but president biden has also raised the idea of a mandatory quarantine for arriving passengers something the trade group says it is very much against what is the concern about mandatory quarantine i think that mandatory quarantine really is a deterrent to travel you have data that really does show that if you if you have this testing mechanism in place. >>in the w h o and other international organizations have sent these quarantines are and that's the air are necessary if you have the testing. >>in probability. >>and that was brian entin reporting for us this evening is we talk about the weather you remember last monday was like 70 degrees due to soaring like conditions, word seriously back in the winner's own people or it's oh my gosh so cold around the bay area tonight is going to be bitter cold is we want see these temperatures really fall in some spots to places they just usually don't get to outside from our exclusive kron 4 mount tam ca

travel association, which advocates for the travel industry supports some of the new restrictions like covid testing for international passengers for president biden has also raised the idea of a mandatory quarantine for arriving passengers something the trade group says it is very much against what is the concern about mandatory quarantine i think that mandatory quarantine really is determined to travel you have data that really does show that if you if you have this the testing mechanism in place. >>in the w h o and other international organizations have sent these quarantines are unnecessary or necessary if you have the testing. >>in probability. that was brian entin reporting for us. >>and international travel rule went into effect today people ages 2 and up will need to proof of a negative test result. take in no more than 3 days before their flights or proof you've recovered from the virus within the past 3 months. if you have no proof he won't be morning. >>and next and 3.30 we may soon have a 3rd option for a covid vaccine. why johnson johnson is feeling optimistic about their

people or essentially forcing people to do most things indoors as opposed to outdoors and the traveling associated with the holiday season is all of the ingredients that unfortunately make for a situation that's really terrible. to have 300,000 cases in a given day and between 2,000 and 3,000 deaths per day is just terrible. it is. there's no running away from the numbers, martha. it's something we've got to grasp and get our arms around and turn that inflection down by very intensive adherence to public health measures, uniformly throughout the country with no exceptions. >> dr. fauci, the president tweeted the number of deaths is exaggerated, citing the cdc's what he called ridiculous method of determination compared to other countries. your response to that? >> the deaths are real deaths. all you need to do is go into the trenches, go to the hospitals, see what the health care workers are dealing with. they are under very stressed situations. in many areas of the country the hospital beds are stretched. people are running out of beds, running out of trained personnel who are exhausted right now

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. >> caller: hi, good morning, this is cassandra costello with the san francisco travel association. i had a comment, i believe, on an item earlier in the agenda. i had to walk off. can i give some comments about the stakeholder meeting last friday? >> chairwoman: yes. we're still on that item. >> caller: beautiful. i wanted to express my sincere thanks for being able to be involved in the stakeholder process. huge kudos to member nedra and members who pulled that together. how many people participated with such notice, it was really inspiring. although it was a big group, a lot of information was shared, and i personally felt like it was very engaging, and felt heard in the group reports, and i heard from a lot of others that they also had super positive feetback. feedback. this is an opportunity to leverage additional stakeholders in the community, and build on the share priorities that we all have. i just wanted to share that perspective, and thank you all for that opportunity. and i look forward to continuing to participate. so thanks so much. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. is

. >> caller: hi, good morning, this is cassandra costello with the san francisco travel association. i had a comment, i believe, on an item earlier in the agenda. i had to walk off. can i give some comments about the stakeholder meeting last friday? >> chairwoman: yes. we're still on that item. >> caller: beautiful. i wanted to express my sincere thanks for being able to be involved in the stakeholder process. huge kudos to member nedra and members who pulled that together. how many people participated with such notice, it was really inspiring. although it was a big group, a lot of information was shared, and i personally felt like it was very engaging, and felt heard in the group reports, and i heard from a lot of others that they also had super positive feetback. feedback. this is an opportunity to leverage additional stakeholders in the community, and build on the share priorities that we all have. i just wanted to share that perspective, and thank you all for that opportunity. and i look forward to continuing to participate. so thanks so much. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. is

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decimated global terrorism there's one sector that stands to benefit from the pandemic and its associated travel bans are virtual reality industry after all just because we can't travel doesn't mean we can't be transported. headfirst into the virtual world can we really go on a journey without travelling and how does it feel i'm giving it a try. i've always travelled as a reporter but i've also travelled a lot in my free time i've backpacked through asia and australia. and i'm starting to get itchy feet again i wouldn't say that times have changed. i take a church to the id experts at the university of hamburg french dynaco runs a research group studying human computer interaction zz i'm going to take a trip in his virtual reality laboratory. teleport at the touch of a button i can fly anywhere i desire automatically. i'm back at the old as a rock formation in the australian outback. while. the view is incredible. but it's not australia i can't feel the hot wind or hear any animals. i travel to the all goes almost 20 years ago we spent many a night out in the open it was a journey outside of my

decimated global terrorism there's one sector that stands to benefit from the pendennis and its associated travel bans are a virtual reality industry after all just because we can't travel doesn't mean we can't be transported. i think headfirst into the virtual world can we really go on a journey without travelling and how does it feel i'm giving it a try. i've always travelled as a reporter but i've also travelled a lot in my free time i've backpacked through asia and australia. and i'm starting to get itchy feet again. but times have changed. i take a church to the id experts at the university of hamburg french dynaco runs a research group studying human computer interaction zz i'm going to take a trip in his virtual reality laboratory. to report to you at the touch of a button i can fly anywhere i desire automatically and. i'm back at the old as a rock formation in the australian outback. or. the view is incredible. but it's not australia i can't feel the hot wind or hear any animals. i travel to the all goes almost 20 years ago we spent many a night out in the open it was a journey outside of

decimated global terrorism there's one sector that stands to benefit from the pentagon and its associated travel bans are virtual reality industry after all just because we can't travel doesn't mean we can't be transported. i think headfirst into the virtual world can we really go on a journey without travelling and how does it feel i'm giving it a try. i've always travelled as a reporter but i've also travelled a lot in my free time i've backpacked through asia and australia. and i'm starting to get it she feet again i wouldn't say that times have changed. i take a church to the id experts at the university of hamburg french dynaco runs a research group studying human computer interaction i'm going to take a trip in his virtual reality laboratory. teleport at the touch of a button i can fly anywhere i desire automatically. crashed and. i'm back at the old as a rock formation in the australian outback. or. the view is incredible. but it's not australia i can't feel the hot wind or hear any animals. i travel to be all goes almost 20 years ago we spent many a night out in the open it was a journey

decimated global terrorism there's one sector that stands to benefit from the pendennis and its associated travel bans are virtual reality industry after all just because we can't travel doesn't mean we can't be transported. headfirst into the virtual world can we really go on a journey without travelling and how does it feel i'm giving it a try. i've always travelled as a reporter but i've also travelled a lot in my free time i've backpacked through asia and australia. and i'm starting to get itchy feet again. but it's like that times have changed. i take a church to the id experts at the university of hamburg french dynaco runs a research group studying human computer interaction zz i'm going to take a trip in his virtual reality laboratory. teleport at the touch of a button i can fly anywhere i desire automatically. craft and. i'm back at the old as a rock formation in the australian outback. while. the view is incredible. but it's not australia i can't feel the hot wind or hear any animals. i travel to the all goes almost 20 years ago we spent many a night out in the open it was a journey out

. >> caller: hi, good morning, this is cassandra costello with the san francisco travel association. i had a comment, i believe, on an item earlier in the agenda. i had to walk off. can i give some comments about the stakeholder meeting last friday? >> chairwoman: yes. we're still on that item. >> caller: beautiful. i wanted to express my sincere thanks for being able to be involved in the stakeholder process. huge kudos to member nedra and members who pulled that together. how many people participated with such notice, it was really inspiring. although it was a big group, a lot of information was shared, and i personally felt like it was very engaging, and felt heard in the group reports, and i heard from a lot of others that they also had super positive feetback. feedback. this is an opportunity to leverage additional stakeholders in the community, and build on the share priorities that we all have. i just wanted to share that perspective, and thank you all for that opportunity. and i look forward to continuing to participate. so thanks so much. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. is

spread, but we monitor cases on a daily basis and prior to that, all of our cases were associated with travellerse 14 day quarantine and also a 13 day test. just a quickly clarify, it is a significant spike fur guernsey and you are saying that despite is not down entirely to the festival? ida. you are saying that despite is not down entirely to the festival? ila. i down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying _ down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying it — down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying it is _ down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying it is down _ down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying it is down to - down entirely to the festival? no, i am not saying it is down to the - am not saying it is down to the festival at all. i'm saying the virus must have been introduced into the community and it appeared in various locations across the community, one of them being the dance festival. i absolutely don't think the dance festival was the cause of the spike.— think the dance festival was the cause of the spike. obviously people have been told _ cau

with me is rory boland, travel editor at consumer association which?o, at insight guides and rough guides. rene and rory, thank you very much. rene, i will begin with you. we have this question, i plan to retire in spain at 60. is there anyway i can still do this or am i stuck in the uk now? he asks. , thank you very much for having me. i think he is still in a good position but he will need to apply for a residence permit in spain. that will unfortunately require some documentation about how you are going to fund your life and more administrative challenges, but i think more administrative challenges, but ithink in more administrative challenges, but i think in principle it should be possible for you to live in spain. 0k, still possible. a mark obligated process. 0bviously, that will be of huge interest to lots of people because of the enormous amount of travel between the uk and spain. yes, mark obligated. 0k, rory, this from joy. i was born in northern ireland, now living in wales. can i getan ireland, now living in wales. can i get an irish passpor

my name is cassandra costello, with the san francisco travel association. we are a non-profit organization that supports the city by marketing san francisco as a global destination and bringing group business to our city center. i want to thank you for your service on this committee. this is incredibly urgent and important work and we are very much looking forward to the positive changes that your work will bear for our city. and also let you know that we would love to be part of this process in whatever way we can as you work to allocate the prop c dollars to support our most vulnerable in the city. we want to be a resource and be involved in whatever capacity we can be. i'll close by just again appreciating all of your hard work and dedication and thank you for your time today. thank you. >> thank you, caller. move to the next caller. good morning, caller. you have three minutes. >> yes, good morning, everyone. my name is kristin evans, i'm a small business owner. i own the book bindery in haight ashbury. and i was one of the proponents for prop c. i just

for many of us air travel seems like a distant memory the international air transport association says bookings for the 1st quarter are down 80 percent from a year ago as we enter the 2nd year of the pandemic and restrictions are still in place in much of the world many airports remain almost empty while that may favor us money it's costing the aviation sector dearly a plane landing in dortmund it's a pleasant surprise the local airport has lost an enormous amount of business since the koran of ours struck a hard time for its new director to take charge. we all know what is day 2 at the penn demick and it's having serious effects this but the 90 percent decline in germany and traffic and about 75 percent in dortmund went. midday rush hour and nothing but emptiness. processed almost 3000000 passengers and 21000 but at least a few flights are lined up for the next day all with one airline all connecting with eastern europe. i'm in the is basically the gateway to eastern europe there are often trips which have to be made on business trips and that's why that kind of traffic is pretty stab

travel business? that�*s certainly the view of some airline bosses. the international air transport associationmped 60% last year. the bbc�*s aaron heslehurst has been speaking to qatar airways�* boss, akbar al—baker, and air asia�*s ceo, tony fernandes, about the difference vaccine passports could make. in most of south—east asia there is still quarantine, but i do see that vaccines will change that, i will not say thatis change that, i will not say that is entirely fair, country saying unless you are vaccinated, they will not let you in without quarantine. it�*s no different from the older members here, but we used to have those yellow united nations documents to show we had malaria jabs and polio, etc. had malaria “abs and polio, etc. ~ ., ., . ., etc. when we travel to certain arts of etc. when we travel to certain parts of the — etc. when we travel to certain parts of the world. _ etc. when we travel to certain parts of the world. so - etc. when we travel to certain parts of the world. so i - etc. when we travel to certain parts of the world. so i think. parts of the world. so i think elec

prior to that, all of our cases were associated with travellers who were in self isolation — with travellerslarify. it _ quarantine and a day 13 test. just to clarify. it is — quarantine and a day 13 test. just to clarify, it is a _ quarantine and a day 13 test. hat to clarify, it is a significant spike for, and you are saying that that spike is down entirely to the festival? ., �* ., ._ , festival? no, i'm not saying it is down to the _ festival? no, i'm not saying it is down to the festival _ festival? no, i'm not saying it is down to the festival at - festival? no, i'm not saying it is down to the festival at all. - festival? no, i'm not saying it is down to the festival at all. i'm l down to the festival at all. i'm saying — down to the festival at all. i'm saying the _ down to the festival at all. i'm saying the virus must have been introduced — saying the virus must have been introduced into the community, and it appeared — introduced into the community, and it appeared in various locations across— it appeared in various locations across the _ it appeared in various locations across th

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa and do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the restrictions the masks and all the precautions in general there to reinforce. as i look so far this weekend from say i'm calling brian moscow for me and the team here thanks for watching see you again in about half an hour. first of all. the mothers at the senate and i know both of them but. you would. say. by the way but. the bucking the. system it comes out of the unions. war that it's you. know year ago jaroslav created a website called veterans dream projects to remember the end of recognize the heroism of everyone who stood up to defend their motherland concert an example of courage and valor. the idea is very simple the website has just to veterans dream and fulfill a dream in a user can scroll through the list of veteran true quests and offer to help the dreams tend to be modest to fix a fence or build a greenhouse an eye on t.v. headphones or radio and it's a nationwide project.

association. and briefed travel leaders and mayors yesterday as well. and the office of public engagement led by cedric richmond briefed civil rights groups yesterday. the naacp, the national network and urban league coalition and black women's roundtable. today, they have meeting with labor advocates, add vocates of young people. and the hundreds of historically black college and universities also to discuss the proposal. the only other thing i wanted to mention before you get to the questions, as you all know, treasury secretary janet yellen was just confirmed. the president will be meeting with the economic team on friday including secretary yellen for briefing on impact of delay and moving forward with the additional economic relief. with that, let's get to your questions. alex first white house briefing room. and alex's first days. there's an initiation afterwards. >> go ahead. >> i'll make it quick because you have a pretty hard out in a few minutes. >> i think you all have a hard out, too but -- >> i wanted to ask about your the favorite topic of

the international air transport association or iata, estimates that the number of air travelers in 2020ed 60% from last year. it's projecting a loss of $118 million this year. it jeopardizes half of the 88 million workers that the airline industry employs. many airlines have announced they are reducing their work force and wages, streamlining operations and selling some of their aircraft. even after all that, the jobs of remaining employees are still at risk. desperate to keep workers on the payroll, some asian airlines are experimenting with some very unconventional measures. >> reporter: thailand's national carrier thai airways filed for bankruptcy in maye and is restructuring its business. flights are down more than 90%. the customers have a flying experience closer to the ground. with the airlines' commercia fleetsrounded, taiwan is offering a flight simulation package for those interested in enhancing their aviation experience. wan a be pilots use the same devices found in an actual cockpit. a professional is on hand to teach them how it's done. they even choose the airports for ta

that this is not helping to contribute to the surges we are currently seeing, likely associated to the holiday travel that was just referenced as well as the indoor gatherings that are continuing to go on. i will be honest i do believe although we've seen six documented cases, it's likely more spread and more variable around us than that. i'm going to try to keep my hopes up. i'm very concerned about this new variant. >> i want to ask you about the vaccine. the roll-out has been slow and bumpy with a variety of delays. you got the vaccine. you've seen them administered. where do you think this breakdown is happening? what should be done to pick up the pace? >> i think it's an issue in distribution. right now we have vaccines sitting on shelves. i think many states are seeing difficulties, difficulties in logistics of actually distributing the vaccine. i think that a lot of this is because of public health care systems taxed with contact tracing and managing covid are also taxed with distributing the vaccine, and they need more help. that requires more assistance from the federal government and also m

that's how much overseas air travel was down in 2020 compared with the prior year according to the international air transport associationternational air was among the hardest hit travel segments ri t pdec. sofi made it so easy to pay off my student loan debt. they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. ♪ express yourself ♪ ♪ ♪ express yourself ♪ ♪ does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange," let's check on this morning's other top headlines, nbc's frances rivera is in new york with the latest good inauguration morning. >> good morning to you a very busy day ahead. you have president trump before the inauguration who issued a wave of 11th hour pardons overnight, granting clemency to dozens before leaving office perhaps the biggest surprise is mr. trump is pardoning steve bannon, his former white house chief strategist w

the country went into full lockdown the public asked not to travel internationally the scottish government is urging its football association to investigate the trip and could stop other teams from going abroad for matches if travel exemptions are abused. still the football action continues with tottenham facing brantford late in the english league cup semifinals for much see night and city do battle in their semi tomorrow wednesday's darby game is a rematch of last season's encounter in the last 4 which city one on their way to clinching the trophy for a 3rd successive year when she night as manager has led his team to 3 semi final since taking charge but has suffered defeat in all 3 and says this time failure is not an option. it's always a good question of how important is it and then then i can answer that very. the next game is always important of course a semifinal is a chance to get to get to the final to get your hands on a trophy in the next round it's not just learning to win we all saw. it to feel that we can go all the way with our performances we are confident we go into the game in good form. there's no excuse

travel and tourism industry. we can speak now to simon mcnamara from the international air transport association. ng to you. the restrictions around travel are getting tighter all the time as we learn more about these new variants of covid. i know the association has expressed frustration that testing that's come in is not replacing quarantine, that this testing and quarantine, that this testing and quarantine is in operation still, but given the number of deaths we have seen over the last few days, 1200 yesterday, 1500 the day before that, aren't these tight restrictions needed? i that, aren't these tight restrictions needed? ., ~ restrictions needed? i mean, ithink the first thing _ restrictions needed? i mean, ithink the first thing to _ restrictions needed? i mean, ithink the first thing to say _ restrictions needed? i mean, ithink the first thing to say is _ restrictions needed? i mean, ithink the first thing to say is we _ the first thing to say is we absolutely support the measures government is taking and that is globally. government is having to react very quickly to these challenges they

the country went into full lockdown the public asked not to travel internationally the scottish government is urging its football association to investigate the trip and could stop other teams from going abroad for matches if travel exemptions are being abused the spanish super club barcelona have been hit with 2 positive current virus cases the club confirmed on monday that both are from members of the 1st team staff in line with the spanish league's coded 19 protocols entire squad will now undergo tests on cheese day passes next matches on wednesday against athletic bilbao. cricket fans living in sydney's cove it hot spots have been banned from attending the 3rd test between australia and india which begins on thursday organizers had already are strict to the capacity of sydney's cricket ground to 25 percent allowing just 12000 fans aimed to watch the game life after searching cases in the city with the format series tied at 10 the players are trying to keep their focus on what's ahead of them on the pitch. it's not much different than they usually used to there's if there's a little bit taller than general but you know w

travel industry is pushing back. on the quarantine measures, the airport operators association says... eve there are more effective measures of curbing i council. we believe there are more effective measures of curbing the l effective measures of curbing the spread of the virus without having to completely halt international travel and closing borders. br; to completely halt international travel and closing borders. by that, the mean travel and closing borders. by that, they mean things _ travel and closing borders. by that, they mean things like _ travel and closing borders. by that, they mean things like passenger. they mean things like passenger testing, social distancing at airports, and so on. but the variants have made this more complex. travel bands are not only about containing covid—19, but about containing particular types of covid—19. and if you want to stop something arriving at all, australia is an important case study. this is the australian experience. since early last year, foreigners haven't been allowed in, australians coming home have to hotel quarantine, and there's

> generally speaking, we know that the services sector, this includes travel and hospitality and, hence, anything that is associated, whether it's internal or from the outside. that services, in other words, are going to be held back. but the interest in the uk equity market -- by the way, it's also the case for the german equity market, is the predominance of sectors that are more related to manufacturing than what they are to services and so the large exposure to sectors expected to do well, especially now in the first quarter, which is going to be a rocky one for several regions of the world that are battling against the covid infection and have to progress with vaccination very quickly, these are the possibilities for the equity market to actually decouple from some of these situations in services the answer to your question, the valuations in the uk have taken a lot of negative news and it's somewhat a reflection of the past there's a lot of upside and dividend yields. who we're talking about an environment where there have very unattractive yields still, it makes a difference if you're able to get dividend ay

before scotland went into full lockdown with the public asked not to travel internationally the government wants its football association to investigate south to say the trip was arranged months ago under proof by the government in spain there was good news for barcelona at leno messi and his team mates were tested off due to stuff members tested positive on monday but all the results came back negative both formula one driver at lambeau norris has tested positive for 19 in dubai where he was on holiday ahead of a training camp he lost his sense of smell that has no other symptoms and is now self isolating norris is the 4th f one driver to contract the virus after world champion lewis hamilton. strolled in the us at the n.f.l.'s cleveland browns we with that head coach kevin is to fancy for their 1st playoff game in 18 years he set a positive for the virus as have 2 of his coaching staff and 2 players as well the browns pay the pittsburgh steelers on sunday and it's unlikely to be rescheduled and japan's top sumo wrestler has also contracted the virus so a grand champion had to go it was tested after losing his sense of

before scotland to enter into full lockdown with the public not to travel internationally the government wants its football association to investigate but south to say the trip was arranged months ago and approved by the government for me one drive at land there norris has tested positive for 19 in dubai where he was on holiday ahead of a training camp he lost his sense of smell but has no on the simpsons and is now south isolating morris is the 4th f one driver to contract the virus after his hamilton is a present monstro in the us the n.f.l. is cleveland browns will be without a head coach kevin stefanski for their 1st playoff game in 18 years he said positive of the virus as have 2 of his coaching staff and 2 players as well the browns that play the pittsburgh steelers on sunday and it's unlikely to be rescheduled and japan's top sumo wrestler has contracted the virus a grand champion who i was tested after losing his sense of smell the mongolian born wrestler has one a record of 44 top division titles and was training for the new year grand seem a tournament which begins in tokyo on sunday assume a stablemates wil

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the risk. strictures the masks and all the precautions in general to reinforce. well the pandemic has spell disaster for many businesses not only in france of course but across the globe we talk to some struggling owners about the challenges they are facing. if there is nothing we will be shutting down probably by march that's the realistic look out we're going to be lost or ready for 50 employees you know it's hard to put on a good face for my son and make him think everything's ok but sometimes it's really hard. lots lots of stuff police that's just the just just the nature of based. on have made any redundancy firstly everybody's gonna. happen travel you know at the end of the day so much so i want to look at this that this is a business you know we'll try and get through it like everybody will and if it goes on another year how do you expect anybody to survive. it's. been done it made many

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the restrictions the masks and all the precautions in general there to reinforce and that's how it looks so far this weekend at r.t. international a column by a moscow back with our next world update after a productive. shows seemed wrong but old rules just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days and become educated and in gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. oh don't don't know why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a market so without bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who would

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the restrictions the masks and all the precautions in general that are in forced. spend your news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. mancini's order is a bitcoin accomplishes and do you understand it brings spontaneous order because it's the hardest money ever in history humans gold did a fairly decent job for many years thousands of years but it got entirely financial as 2008 ever spent a rather dated status.

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the restrictions the masks and all the precautions in general during forced. and he's run down for an hour but the programs are only starting to find out what's on offer where you are today the shortest the. welcome redacted a night this is a show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents so. well. 6 just another all wrong we here in america just another coup attempt at the capitol building we've got 4 people killed and resulted in a shirtless man with horns presiding over the senate. is this how you start. because if i'm honest with myself i did have a fever dream on his inauguration day that looked a lot like that but then again could that guy possibly be worse than mitch mcconnell i find that hard to believe anyway we'll get more we'll get to more discussion of the whole insurrection slash terrorist attack slash white supremacist amusement park at the capito

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patient 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less you know factious wish justifies the control measures the 1st. strictures the masks and all the precautions in general reinforced. part of our recap of the year just skull we take a look at tick tock which was the most downloaded app of 2020 well ahead of facebook whatsapp even zoom which took off as people shifted to working from home artie's tells us more. if someone asked me to think of words or names when looking back at 2020 through all the courses i don't look there as well as. logged out. by didn't i did then say take time. they say to really get to know someone you've got to walk a mile in their shoes so welcome to put the chinese alps 2020 under the microscope i've dragged you into the take talk. enough of my own lame attempts of take thought even before last year the op was breaking one record after another over taking older apps but in the 1st quarter of 2020 it got the most downloads for any ever 3 months with 315000000 across the

traveled either to the u.k. or south africa and do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patients 0 so in the end the mutated virus is more or less infectious wish justifies the control measures the restrictions the masks and all the precautions in general there to reinforce. as i look so far this weekend from say i'm calling brian moscow for me and the team here thanks for watching so you're going to about half an hour.