wuhan. justhi coincidently where the outbreak starts. talk to the skeptics and why do you think there's a connection between this global pandemic that is caused going to dollars worth of economic harm and millions of people dying wise at wuhan that you think this came from? >> sara will talkk about the newly discovered physical evidence. let's start with the obvious. we have known for a long time there's a huge military lab in wuhan. our book attaches the 2004 military lab and not the wuhan virology lab at the military weapons lab in wuhan. understand what happens the very first time and the only time the media outside of the wuhan military lab and the wuhan virology lab has never been located anywhere else. it's similar to a -- but not identical. it's the same back from the himalayas is never been found anywhere in nature. the bat was brought to wuhan in 2015. t they published articles in wuhan said we are really proud of having this bat. >> he was nicknamed batwoman. they brought that back

lab and the wuhan virology lab in wuhan, china doesn't exist and has never been located anywhere in nature anywhere else. it is similar to a bat virus, but not identical. 96.2% of it is the same as a horseshoe bat from the himalayas. and 3.8% of it has never been found anywhere in nature. the bat was brought to wuhan in 2015. we know that because they published articles saying brought it to wuhan boy we're really proud of having this bat and scientist is even nicknamed batwoman and documented so they brought that bat to wuhan and we're experimenting the next piece of evidence is that they were doing so called gain of function research in wuhan, meaning they were actually taking viruses, changing them. and so i was going to talk to this in a second. the very thing that happens is in 2018 now developed, it was actually a application by. the wuhan lab with the us government to actually place the hook. the 3.8%, almost exactly the 3.8% in a virus. europe before this all came. that's in an article by dr. jeffrey sachs that's recent come out in the journal of, the american academy of scie

fauci, nih approved funding for the wuhan lab.n early 2020 at the start of the pandemic they're calling it the, email chain was calling it the wild west? >> dr. fauci called the wuhan lab leak theory a shiny object. he told dr. collins it will go away. there is this arrogance. when you have so much power centralized in two individuals, dr. collins and fauci, both at the nih, both like-minded, both political appointees who are in lockstep in every single aspect of covid policy, they have pa hammerlock on every doctor in the united states. they fund every university and academic medical center. there has been this arrogance if you disagree with them that defines misinformation. elizabeth: there a lot of back and forth in the government emails on this chain, doctor, about the quality of the science behind a famous paper that claimed that covid-19 came out of the wet market. it was of natural origin. that paper, you talked about this, was written by a virologists who originally believed covid was man-made and leaked out of a lab by so

fauci supporting gain of function research at this wuhan lab. he may have just retired, but he is just about to find out that dr. fauci ain't sleeping in and enjoying retirement soon. when he is brought before the gop congress, he has to answer tough questions finally that some in the press tried to ask. but i guarantee you kevin mccarthy and his crew will absolutely ask and it will be very uncomfortable, sean. >> sean: straight ahead, thank you both. the situation at the southern border is rapidly deteriorating. kevin mccarthy is vowing to take action. he wants to bring all of congress down here. we'll tell you what he said along with the white house's outrageous response. and an investigative report, our own sarah carter has that exclusive straight ahead. ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ hi, i'm susan, i've lost 84 pounds on golo and i've kept it off for a year. i had spent so much money on other products that when i saw the c

we-- wuhan. the origins of covid and how things have been handled over the past two and-a-half to three years. maria: i want to get your take on the protesters on the ground. we don't know where this is going but should the u.s. be coming out and siding or making a comment for the people of china? we never heard a peep out of this administration when we saw protesters on the ground in iran and women were killed because one woman killed because she wasn't wearing her scarf properly, the protesters continue, they're going on as we speak and now we've got unrest in china. what are your thoughts on this? we don't know how this will go. will it be successful to take down xi jinping? will this be another brutal blood bath crackdown and is there an impact to america? >> no doubt about it. number one, we've seen a lot of brave men and women and a number of students who have been protesting, who have been demonstrating in china, even holding up blank pieces of paper, and so what is the response of preside

shanghai and wuhan . beijing. shanghai and wuhan. demonstrators claim that coronavac measures may have hindered their from a fire. they're calling for president xi jinping to resign . that's a huge jinping to resign. that's a huge police presence in major cities. many people have been detained. that number, though, is still . that number, though, is still. armed forces could stand in the hospital staff as part of emergency plans to deal possible strikes over the winter. health officials are drawing up contingency to cover frontline workers as ambulance and paramedics consider joining nurses in their upcoming walkouts . the government says walkouts. the government says it's working on a range of opfions it's working on a range of options with the nhs to manage disruption industrial disruption during industrial action . the is launching a £1 action. the is launching a £1 billion scheme to make middle income homes more energy efficient . hundreds of thousands efficient. hundreds of thousands of homes receive loft and cavity wall insulati

, the same wuhan that we all remember and where it all started almost 3 years ago, citizens exhausted storm the barrier and break free and the blocked yard. but for how long the answer is no, they won't go far. today at midnight, the city will be closed entirely by the policy of zero tolerance for the coronavirus. when, at the slightest suspicion, they were quarantined, the whole district worked for 2 years. what is 20-30 infected per day for a one and a half billion country, but it cost a little loosen the screws and the numbers shot up 2 days ago 31,000 cases on the eve of 32 today over 35 an increase twice as much as last week and 25 times more than a month ago in the last 15 hours in beijing alone 863 new, sick authorities in all districts of the city are obliged improve anti-epidemic measures, improve personnel management and ensure that citizens pass pcr tests. there are no problems with patients in the nearest place in a convenient way. at every step towards this, the chinese. get used to testing. long overdue pass constantly. and here's what we managed to wean from here. it's

they planned they were part of racism and people say donald trump said the wuhan virus was a china virus and it's racist and they knew that they understood the role of fentanyl. and then to understand that major countries in europe can have special trade relationships that distance themselvesn. so the germans are not on board with the apprehensions of china like we are australia and japan. there were so many people and inner arrogance we feel anyone who comes over to america and caesar music or popular culture or natural beauty or diversity and then to undermine china? i don't s think so but more likely they say this is fine i would like to indulge myself they believe that. so with this symbiosis of china i think we have become more like china and they have become more like us. >> when we have a new relationshipes of china but also disinformation in the united states. [laughter] that'sbee. preposterous. but yet we do and have cancel culture. but we do ostracize and make fun people then we have the chinese trade of shaming people. so they are the most formidable force the united states ha

on the streets in western china, on student campuses, and in major cities like nanjing, shanghai, wuhanst pictures are from the capital beijing — as protesters gathered near the liangma river in the centre of the city — they're holding up blank pieces of paper, in what is a symbolic protest against censorship. from beijing, our china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports. it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader, xijinping, to stand down and for the communist party to give up power. officially, china's goal is to return each outbreak to zero new infections using strict stay—at—home orders, travel restrictions and mass testing. entire cities are still being locked down. the government says easing the policy would lead to a significant death toll, but it's been criticised for not prioritising vaccination amongst high—risk groups and not increasing hospital capacity. there's also still no stated plan to open up, even at some time in the future. a fire which killed ten re

was it in that lab in wuhan that studies coronavirus? seems pretty logical.d a chance, president biden that is, he did not not challenge will xi jinping in terms of anything regarding covid. you have to ask why is this president so soft on this particular country where his son made so much money, possibly illegally influence peddling. i guess we will find out januarw congress takes office and hearings begin on that front. >> carley: january will definitely be a very new year. joe, we appreciate it. >> have a good week, guys. take care. >> todd: quick programming note we will be on outnumbered. it will be something else. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good time even if it takes all night ♪ gather aren't camp fire ♪ apple pie to moon shine >> steve: we got a camera up on the fourth floor shooting down at the all-american christmas tree at 48th and sixth avenue here in the heart of manhattan on this, the monday afte

what about the wuhan institute of ve vof virology.ete: what about hunter bide and what he knew and when he knew with his involvement like peter gassick and others funding the wuhan lab and how much did they know about where it may have come from and then how candid were they about it because the wet market library of thinking has long been debunked by common sense and the government sun willing to acknowledge it emanated from a lab. we deserve to know considering what was done to us over three years. will: rand paul promised to wage a review into the origins of the coronavirus and whether or not it came from a wet market, unlikely, or from a lab. cathy mcmoray is rogers, should the republicans take control of the house and lead that investigation? pete: that's right. move to a third investigation that needs to be had had app rai pomoxus on this veteran's day weekend and how much intelligence did they have that would have preventing the deadly chaos and refugees we're facing in the country with afghans yet to be processed and we don't

. >> we should agree, there should be hearing, and start why they cut funding to monitors in wuhan thereto where the former president, let this go on for as long as he did before he acknowledged it was a problem, he was working on a trade deal with china. >> interesting. >> let's be clear. former president, republican congress, let this happen. they should be held responsible for this let's have those hearings, karol, we should look into that lab, of course, we should. that was ma m major problem. >> you would be 6 kicked off twitter if you say the that last year. year. >> i have been saying it for years, i have said it here and twitter. kennedy: so, but -- >> okay, but. >> kennedy: okay. i'm exhausted already. >> remember 2020 -- sorry. kennedy: just i'm trying to ask you a follow-up question. that is how this works, you say something, and insane or ridiculous, i ask you a question that eats into scott's time, and scott has every right to engagement what you say is, former president was so compromised by his relationship with china he didn't put the screws to him like joe biden and hunt

his agency was funding gain of function research in wuhan went to discredit that and went to label anybody who came out with that weeks later as a conspiracy theorist. as far as a response, fauci sends along with the world health organization dr. tulane to go there, they witnessed extreme measures, the lockdowns that china was imposing and they praised it. fauci was onboard with that. who knows we might have ended up with more extreme measures. he was onboard with that. and we're onboard with that in his depositions. a friend emails him in february of 2020 asking him if she should wear a mask on a plane and he says basically masks are ineffective. later on march 31, more studies to confirm that. later on april 3, he does an about-face saying masks are completely necessary. mandates follow. lives are ruined. covid tyranny is born. what's clear from this depo, laura, is when fauci speaks, big tech sensors. that's what this lawsuit is all about. >> today on cnn, fauci was asked about the lab leak theory. this is what he said. >> it's possible there's a lab leak. but if you look at the viruses

the protests in beijing, wuhan. last night, several thousand people walking along the streets, marching along the streets, calling for the end of covid zero. that is quite substantive. i'm interested in whether we will see a third day of protests tonight, and basically have a government will handle that. dani: how do we expect the government to handle it? will calls for less restrictions the heeded by the government? allen: it's hard to predict, they have several options. the government could double down. we have a record number of covid cases and they might struggle enforce covid zero despite that earlier this month they announced 20 guidelines, these targeted measures to ease covid restrictions. but they could also -- who knows, maybe they might release some protesters from two days ago who attended this he's full vigil to commemorate the death of some people. some of these measures, some of these things that were done a bit slow. there are a range of options the government could take. it is very hard to predict,

line and stand up for more than million americans who were killed by the coronavirus coming out of wuhanaying the china virus. give us the transcript and, if he talked to presidency, show us the exact transcript. this is a game is a disgusting game that this white house is played with the american people and the world frankly. maria: the good news is we are not buying it and everybody knows we are not buying it. let's be clear and get the ps out of the room as president is compromised, he will not push xi jinping on the important issues, he will not do it. take a look at the video when they were in bali how embarrassing xi jinping doesn't even movie takes one step in joe biden walks across the stage to shake the overlord and china's hand, walks across the stage, xi jinping stays where he is it does not make a move in here we have reporters asking the obvious question, thankfully the reporters in the room did their job and unfortunately she tries to put all the drama, you're insulting her guest, what you talking about, answer the questions millions are dead because the virus leaked out of

. >> trace: anyone say wuhan? kevin, back to you later on. it looks like republicans are gearing up for at least one investigation into the biden family and it will likely focus on hunter biden's business dealings and exactly how much involvement if any the big i had with his no criminal defense attorney brian claypool. i am curious if this investigation goes forward, where do the first subpoenas go? >> great to be back with you. this is a high-stakes political poker game but i think republicans have a better hand. the first subpoena i'm going to send out is for hunter biden's bank statements and find out whether large amounts of money were transferred from hunter over to joe biden. you know where the second subpoenas going to go? let's see what president biden does here. it should go to his bank accounts and find out whether he was receiving any money from hunter or, and/or this company, cfc, in china. >> trace: i look at this congressional investigations and they tend to end at dead ends, you had a lot of talking points, a lot of comments b

coronavirus infection was created at boston university based on the micron strain and the original wuhan variant, the modified virus obtained by the americans caused the death of eighty percent of diseased model animals. with the development of atypical neurological symptoms and severe lung damage, a test of the protective properties of antibodies showed an elevenfold decrease the ability to neutralize new pathogens; and the ineffectiveness of existing vaccines. implementation of tripartite agreements of moscow baku and yerevan today discussed by phone vladimir putin, president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, the emphasis was placed on the practical issues of unblocking transport and economic ties in the region. this is the second phone call and conversation between putin and oliva this week. vladimir putin today awarded seven russian women the title of mother heroine. let me remind you that the president revived the title that existed in soviet times in mid-august this year. according to the new decree, it is awarded to women who have given birth and raised ten or more children. the holder

i was speaking to someone who just got over covid and kind of angry at the wuhan laboratory. i guess what i'm saying is that they went right to work and they immediately went to the w.h.o. in their commercial ties with americans. we have peoplel like bill gates saying china is doing a great job for the w.h.o. saying there's no way in the world this will gain function. you have the e-mails that were think for what they later said. i'm getting as if they understood how this country worked immediately. they pled thater they were victs of american racism. we had people saying donald trump said that one virus or the china virus or the ebola virus or the spanish flu but but thise it's racist and they knew that. they understand the role of fentanyl and coming to cross the border. they understand the major countries in europe like china and germany can have special trade s relationships that distance themselves andn they ae really working on the germans. the germans are not on board with their apprehension about china the wayay that we are an countries like australia and japan are. b

pavel from that same wuhan once told us about the first wave of lockdowns. they are experiencing. what is the twentieth thirtieth in september. i didn’t work for a single week, we had to work online, we were closed for quarantine, then we were opened for two weeks, and then and again for a month we were closed on the one hand. it 's saving lives from another latino hitting the economy suffers. small businesses and not only china outbreak has greatly affected the southern province. where does the whole world get electronics made in china in chinese social networks, i worry that the production of smartphones due to lockdowns may be reduced by almost a third , the authorities, who lose big money sooner or later, would have to find a reasonable balance, the government issued a decree designed to combat excesses in places. it is now forbidden to close schools and stop production unnecessarily. restrictions and barriers, the approach should be flexible , here they understand flexibility - this is the main thing that now you need to loosen the anti-covid grip, the

coronavirus infection was created at boston university based on the state of microcron and the original wuhanersion, the modified virus obtained by the americans caused the death of eighty percent of sick model animals with the development of atypical neurological symptoms and severe lung damage. examination the protective properties of antibodies showed an elevenfold decrease in the ability to neutralize a new pathogen and the ineffectiveness of existing vaccines. although the us department of health decided to conduct an investigation into the activities of the university leadership, the boston experiment suggests that in the united states there is no system of state supervision of sheregen engineering and synthetic biology, despite high biological risks of the study was carried out at the expense of the american budget without an appropriate the approval of the us national safety regulator and research to enhance the pathogenic properties of microorganisms forces us to rethink the statement of us medical administration officials in charge of countering biological threats, one of them john

the protests soon were spreading city to city, and we have reporting coming from beijing, shanghai, wuhant this point, maybe even more. in speaking to a number of kind of china watchers over the weekend, there was widespread agreement that this is the most significant internal challenge that xi jinping has faced in the decade he's been in power. all tracing back, it seems, to his zero-covid policy. people are simply sick and tired of being locked down when there's even a minor outbreak of covid cases. and another thing to watch, these chinese censors, as they always do, are trying to keep news from the people. there were alleged on social media that chinese state tv cut away from if fans in the stands at world cup who were, you know, not wearing masks since some of the protesters have been pointing to that kind of thing and saying, hey, why are we so restricted when clearly the rest of the world is not? now, in terms of the economic fallout, susan was touching on this, we do have to watch apple. the recent clashes between workers and police at those foxconn factories in china where the ip

and his talks with sergei lavrov were scheduled for the next monday in minsk. footage from chinese wuhanthe coronavirus epidemic began almost 3 years ago, the townspeople did not withstands the harsh conditions of down and take the barrage navigator, a similar picture in shanghai and guangzhou however, these people will not be able to go far these authorities in the middle kingdom by all means need to contain the explosive growth in the incidence of today's figure 35 irritation per day, that is, twice as much as last week, such an increase is recorded for the first time the most difficult situation in the southern province. guangdong, a third of all those who fell ill there in beijing, part of the districts also had to be surrounded by characteristic blue fences, just as sharp. they over 20,000 tightly closed quarantine zones have been established. here, too, it is worth comparing just a month ago there were five times less of them at once. a long -forgotten fear during the exam today had to experience dozens of parents of the current 11th graders. they voluntarily went to an educator fo

and that's almost certainly how the pandemic began and why it began in wuhan, china.ears ago, if you even you even entertain hypothesis you were a conspiracy theories . that's what conspiracy theories. that's what they mean by the sort of information that should be suppressed. but there's real consequences to harm . i consequences to that harm. i mean, half the vaccine victims we've had on this show testified that neither they nor their doctors knew anything than the government propaganda. i mean , government propaganda. i mean, the only way the doctors . the the only way the doctors. the rest of you that oh, if you're a young man, you shouldn't be having this shot was if they happened to be googling around and to some semi ban site and came to some semi ban site halfway to the dark web. i recommend that by your friend james delingpole or some such respectable type and then they would out so you can't even in this world if you'd just fed the official line volker turk you can't even give informed consent there's no such thing, no . and i there's no such thing, no. and

we had people saying donald trump said the wuhan virus or the china virus and the way that i think thela virus or the spanish flu, but this time it's racist and they really knew that. they understand the role of fentanyl in you know. coming across the border. they want an open border. they understand that major countries in europe like china and germany can have special trade relationships that sort of distance themself and they're really working on the german. so the germans are not on board with their apprehensions about china the way that we are countries like australia and japan are and so they because they have so many students here. and there's so many people. in china and because in our arrogance, we feel that anybody who comes over to america. and sees our music or popular culture or are natural beauty or diversity? they're going to love this country and we're going to convert them and then they're going to go back and undermine china. i don't think so. i think that more likely they look at this and say this is kind of fun and i like to indulge myself, but it's a decadence. i d

announced on the eve that an artificial coronavirus pathogen based on a micron strain of the original wuhan variant was created in october by scientists at boston university, this virus turned out to be 11 times more resistant to antibodies against coronavirus and caused the death of eighty percent of sick animals. atypical neurological disorders developed from it . symptoms and severe lung damage about this and not only talk with the virologist director, not the flu named after the smorodintsevs, russia and dmitry leonov, dmitry anatolyevich hello. my name is viktorovich tell me , do you understand the purpose of these studies at boston university, when, based on a micron and a ukrainian version, they created a new extremely powerful pathogen that became 11 times more resistant to antibodies against coronavirus. what is your opinion? well , you know, there can always be several goals, and we we can guess. some goals pursued by the researchers, but they personally or someone else can use the result of these studies for other purposes, are undoubtedly the questions of studying any pathogens,

micron original wuhan variant obtained by the americans, the modified virus caused the death of eighty percent of diseased model animals with development, and typical neurological symptoms and severe lungs, a test of protective properties for a decrease in ability. how moscow’s tripartite agreements are being implemented baku and yerevan discussed by telephone vladimir putin and azerbaijani president ilham aliyev focus on practical issues of unblocking transport and economic ties in the region, this is the second conversation between putin and alieva this week. the minister of foreign affairs of belarus vladimir makei died suddenly at the age of sixty-fifth in the russian foreign ministry , they said that moscow was shocked by this message years on monday. he had plans to negotiate. state secretary of the union state of russia and belarus dmitry mezentsev expressed sincere condolences to sergey lavrov spoke about the significant contribution in relation to moscow and minsk made by vladimir makei, who today came from minsk, and the huge losses that belarus suffered belarusian diplomacy.

our running around wuhan. our resident stat man jamie jenkins is here. the office of national statistics. what's about the awareness this this is going to be the last time the onus does this national origin question is that is that correct that that's news to me and of course you i think they i think they'll be collecting it on the census. but it's more difficult to get those kind of in ten year kind of updates because the government systems i think marketing to that oh oh okay. that's that's that's interesting to know just just like not bringing race or, you know, any things like that into it, just on these numbers , on it, just on these numbers, on the steep decline in decade, on decade , is this entirely normal decade, is this entirely normal 7 decade, is this entirely normal ? well, i think being a statistician it's good to look at the long term. so if we go back a hundred years, mark the uk population was 38 million people. so it's currently 67 million people. so we've seen a massive, massive rise over decades, 29 million more people across the popu

and that's almost certainly how the pandemic began and why it began in wuhan, china.ears ago, if you even you even entertain hypothesis you were a conspiracy theories . that's what conspiracy theories. that's what they mean by the sort of information that should be suppressed. but there's real consequences to harm . i consequences to that harm. i mean, half the vaccine victims we've had on this show testified that neither they nor their doctors knew anything than the government propaganda. i mean , government propaganda. i mean, the only way the doctors . the the only way the doctors. the rest of you that oh, if you're a young man, you shouldn't be having this shot was if they happened to be googling around and to some semi ban site and came to some semi ban site halfway to the dark web. i recommend that by your friend james delingpole or some such respectable type and then they would out so you can't even in this world if you'd just fed the official line volker turk you can't even give informed consent there's no such thing, no . and i there's no such thing, no. and

running up into a good part of japan, temperatures, woo hand 10, -- wuhan 10. something like a 10 degrees drop in temperatures as we go into wednesday. a cold blast will make its way across a good part of the region. it should be a little drive-by that stage. dry weather into a good part of southeast asia but afternoon showers are brewing up boiling over into some mantra. we could see some showers once again across southern parts of india, central and northern parts are largely staying dry with a good deal of fog all the way to the punjab. >> two boxes from the streets of chicago on different paths, with the same ambition, fighting their way to a better life for themselves and their families. but turning pro in the volatile world of chicago southside is no easy task. witness, ringside, on al jazeera. >> welcome back. a reminder of our top stories, china has stepped up security and shanghai and other cities, demonstrators have been calling for political freedom and an end to lockdowns. at least nine people have been killed by al-shabaab fighters during an attack

coronavirus infection was created at boston university based on the state of amicron and the original wuhan a modified one was obtained by the americans. the virus caused the death of eighty percent.

strategy, and it was an efctive strategy in the beginning, when you had an out-of-control situation in wuhandistress, and medical facilities that could not cope. it feels like an emergency response, and china has the capacity to lock down its population. but three years on, people are weary. there have been so many mutations in the virus, you have less critical viruses, less critically effective but more infectious viruses, and a policy which has no offramp. so we are stuck in a policy which had its merits at the beginning, but is very far past its sell by date right now. kasia: when it comes to close contacts as well, does that make increasing the nbers of people who are impacted having to isolate? >> it's important to understand what a close contact is. if you or i went to a restaurant and someone in that restaurant, we may not have been 10 yards of them, subsequently tested positive, that would be a close contact. they shut down the whole of disney world within an hour because they had a positive case and everyone inside was quarantined. these are measures which are interpreted by local o

new infectious more deadly hybrid of not at all natural origin based on amicron and the so -called wuhan in the usa created another stamp, an artificial pathogen to the species revealed at boston university the lethality of the virus 80% in experimental animals, the existing vaccines are ineffective. although the us department of health decided to conduct an investigation into the activities of the university leadership to conduct the boston experiment. he says that in the united states there is no system of state supervision of rank biology engineering, despite the high biological risks, the study was carried out at the expense of the american budget without the appropriate approval of the national security regulator against this background, the policy of the us administration looks quite clear in the report rebuilding america's defense john bullton, who served as adviser to the president on us security. designated for america's world leadership is absolutely necessary the army is one of the ways of modernization. in the building of biological weapons, it was with the participation of b

single focus there for shanghai, for wuhan as well.hat weather, cold weather as the colder air just talks in. tokyo goes from 20 celsius down to around 15 as we go on through thursday. quite a bit of snow just coming in, rolling in across the sea of japan. plenty of what weather having an early go with that snow. 16 celsius in hong kong, even cooling off across the far south of china. south of that, it is generally a case of sunshine and showers, as per usual. good scattering of showers. east borneo seeing some showers along with sumatra. weather weather settling in to vietnam over the next day or so and that wet weather really ramping up as we go through the next part of the week. weather in india slightly dry, fine, and sunny. >> a new series follows footballers from six countries hoping to make it to cutter 2022. >> when i step onto the pitch, i don't think about anything apart from playing and winning. >> this episode follows three men pursuing a career path. >> a lot of sacrifice, effort, and work. >> the world cup dream: spain on

was created at boston university. coronavirus infection based on the micron strain and the original wuhan variant, the modified virus obtained by the americans caused the death of eighty percent of diseased model animals with development, but typical neurological symptoms. vladimir putin and azerbaijani president ilham aliyev discussed by telephone how the tripartite agreements between moscow and baku are being implemented, focusing on practical issues of unblocking transport and economic ties in the region, this is the second conversation between putin and aliyev this week. minister foreign affairs of belarus vladimir makei died suddenly at the sixty-fifth year of his life in the russian foreign ministry said that moscow was shocked by this message 10 years on monday. he had plans to negotiate. state secretary of the union state of russia and belarus dmitry mezentsev expressed his most sincere condolences to sergey lavrov a significant contribution in relation to moscow and minsk was made by vladimir makei the bitter news that came from minsk today it speaks of the huge losses that belar

in our time, perhaps, someone threw it, because if such studies are being carried out, suppose in wuhan be carried out somewhere in manchester or somewhere else, and therefore the forces that we need to suppose to cause some such thing, they can also be thrown where it is known that, in general, such studies are being carried out, so you can talk as much as you like about these categories of conspiracy, but nonetheless. here is the fact that the origin of the virus is still unknown and it may very well be that it was created by the laboratory. mikhailovich let's talk. we're talking about flash balls. as you know, she is now at two o'clock in the part of uganda. tell me, what is known about this outbreak and remind what such outbreaks may depend on, how they occur in a natural way. or it could be some influence from outside. well, you know about the ebola virus - it's been a long time, uh, talk and research, because it's a really, really scary disease. hemorrhagic fever, when vascular permeability is disturbed and a person literally bleeds from all vessels there, and this is an absolutel

virus in a particular region who is fueled by former us president donald trump loved the expression wuhanus, they say it all comes from china, but now there is a version that, on the contrary, the united states itself is involved in the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic this is evidenced by the variable variants that are not typical for most coronaviruses, causing various peaks and incidence in washington everything. this, of course, was called kremlin propaganda, but what about the famous london medical journal, and the chairman of its commission on coronavirus, jeffrey sachs, noticed that the coronavirus was created artificially from a high probability using american achievements in the field. biotechnology all of us, of course, will follow what this discussion will lead to, but now the main thing is that there is covid now it has returned from this, something must be done. although why this process costs colossal money, therefore, despite the uh advantages of or another drug. and none of the final developers will ever admit to the advantages of the drug, not only ours. here he is e

but nearly three years after the pandemic was first identified in wuhan cases have surged to a new highutbreaks have forced shutdowns in large swaths of the country despite the strict policy being eased earlier this month and the repeated lockdowns have led to displays of public anger including factory workers fighting with security forces. we will get to our panel shortly first though this report from sharief. reporter: where scenes of open descent in china workers are the world's biggest iphone factory smash surveillance cameras and fought with security forces. already frustrated by covid restrictions isolating the plant 19 from the outside world they are further angered by reports of payment delays the employer foxconn has apologized. the protests come at a time when china's logging a record number of infections that's been accompanied by lockdowns and mass testing as part of president xi jinping's zero covert strategy . it was eased earlier this month and now only affected areas are being locked down and not entire cities . people in beijing say the shutdowns are taking a toll only

enhancement benefits had we know that you mentioned earlier in 2016, those three points nancy had the wuhan institute of urology created a new virus using the back coronavirus isolated by wav semantic springs working working together with this crisper in china there is no evidence in china to bein clear, the death f university of north carolina ever violated the law in the united states with the doctor barricaded. >> he's very educated in the topic. >> the technology was developed there and so much u.s. technology that are migrated to flow hunt try to hit it was not used to just to you happy hanks and wuhan comings is were bio weapons. >> welcome john o'neill and sarah, the book is "the dancer and the devil" and stella in the road to the great pandemic. and the others will be available outside and robbie to provide copies of the book that have been signed b it personally sigd there will be selling some of the bugs out of the lobby. do you here with this is watching us on the lifestream as well as the c-span audience, thank you/for joining us today. this will top at the texas policy foundati

, earlier that you china was repeatedly accused without evidence of artificially creating covid-19 wuhanijing denied all this, but the head of the radiation chemical and biological protection troops of the russian armed forces, igor kirillov, reported that the ministry of defense does not deny that the us agency was involved in the emergence of the coronavirus. international development in russia also urged the who to launch an investigation into the activities of us military biological laboratories. the prosecutor's office of the nizhny novgorod region took control of the restoration energy supply in the region, i remind you in the middle of the week after a freezing rain. 345 settlements were de-energized there, it was not possible to return electricity in full by this moment in 14 districts of the region, an emergency regime was introduced. we will talk more about this with meteorologist ekaterina grigorova. she is live on ekaterina’s hello, will the thaw help melt the ice and if the danger of new freezing rains in the nizhny novgorod region will get colder in the near future, well, i

coronavirus infection was created at boston university based on the micron strain and the original wuhan variant, the modified virus obtained by the americans caused the death of eighty percent of diseased model animals. with the development of atypical neurological symptoms and severe lung damage, a test of the protective properties of antibodies showed an 11-fold decrease the ability to neutralize new pathogens and the effectiveness of existing ones. well, more to the message of the ministry of defense in as a result of the negotiations, nine russian servicemen were able to return from the territory controlled by the kiev regime to the capital of the military , they will deliver the aircraft of the russian aerospace forces aviation to all the released, it turns out, the necessary medical and psychological assistance, but even today the ministry of defense reported new data on the course of the special operation. the enemy tried to restore the lost position in the areas of the settlements of novomikhailovka and nikolskoye of the donetsk republic with artillery strikes and the actions of

there were demonstrations, in some of the biggest cities — including shanghai, wuhan and beijing.ere, stephen mcdonell reports it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. chanting. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader, xijinping, to stand down and for the communist party to give up power. a fire which killed ten residents in xinjiang last week has prompted widespread anger in china. zero—covid restrictions have been blamed for hampering people's escape and slowing the access for fire crews. whether this is true or not, it sparked waves of protests in the regional capital, urumqi. this has now spread to other cities and university campuses, as spontaneous memorial services for those who died in the fire have transformed into demonstrations calling for an end to lockdowns. translation: it's all too chaotic. the implementation has been so messy. it's been three years already. translation: the pandemic policy is prolonging our suffering. this policy is neither sustainable nor scientific. this policy won't

coronavirus infection, which in recent studies has confirmed its effectiveness in all lines from the wuhan latest versions of amyron. uh, highly specific antiviral and anti-inflammatory drugs that remain effective when the virus mutates antidotes for uh, not just uh, certain variants of chemicals. well, let's say from carbon monoxide our last registration is the first russian antidote. from carbon monoxide. sncl, which is already now uh, we are receiving an application not only from the ministry of defense there from various branches of the military, but from the ministry of emergency situations of the russian guard from the ministry of internal affairs from everyone, and our employees who work, including during fires and in some kind of reforms, right now we we are a huge structure. this is such a network of two and a half thousand health and science facilities, they are distributed throughout our territory and their geography repeats the geography of special zones of strategic facilities. we are the only ones in these territories and we provide not only medical support, but also sanitary

the protests spread quickly to other cities including chengdu, wuhan, nanjing and the capital beijingrrespondent stephen mcdonell has deleted and there is flash photography coming up. the chinese capital became the latest city with a demonstration calling for an end to the country's covid restrictions. the symbol of this movement has become white sheets of paper, with protesters holding them up to signify the way in which people are silenced here by official censorship. they are chanting that strict lockdowns and compulsory testing should stop. but dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the crisis is also spilling over into calls for press freedom and democracy. translation: we want freedom, not unlimited government power. | we want the rule of law. we don't want the next generation to live in this era of horror. zero—covid in china has meant trying to return each outbreak to zero infections, using strict stay—at—home orders, travel bans and phone apps tracking people's movements. entire cities are sometimes officially locked down or effectively closed with businesses shut.

new the most deadly hybrid of not at all natural origin based on amicron and the so -called wuhan in usa created another stamp, an artificial covid pathogen was revealed at boston university, the lethality of the virus is 80% in experimental animals, the existing vaccines are ineffective. although the us department of health decided to conduct an investigation into the activities of the university leadership conducting the boston experiment. says there is no system of government oversight in the united states rank engineering and synthetic biology, despite high biological risks and research was carried out at the expense of the american budget without the appropriate approval of the national security regulator against this background, the policy of the us administration looks quite clear in the report restructuring america's defense, john bonton, who held , including presidential advisor for us security. designated for the world leadership of america , it is absolutely necessary for the army to be one of the ways to modernize. the nation of creating biological weapons precisely when

19 were millions across the world have lost their lives because it was likely leaked from a lab in wuhann the evidence around that. are we going to be surprised that the subject doesn't come up or the subject of intellectual property theft, how is he going to be tough on xi jinping when he is taking in money from china? >> suffice it to say i have my doubts how tough the line joe biden is going to draw wish each and paying in the upcoming summit meeting. that's in part because joe biden going back to his days in the senate has been soft on chinese communism in the very beginning. when he is vice president as well barack obama deputized him to handle the relationship which xi jinping in literally toasted him throughout the administration celebrating china's rise in the 2020 campaign president biden said china was not competition for us when in reality as you say china views itself as her chief competitor and they want to surpass us economically, financially and militarily, what we need to draw is a strong line on china and make clear that were not to tolerate their unfair trade practices