. > we have a good idea they stopped some travel wuhan china contain that spread to that specific area and not get it out to china proper there. but they didn't stop travel from wuhan to places like the united states or else where. tough ask yourself if you are doing international diplomacy and geo politics what's the only reason you would do something like that? knowing you have a potentially deadly, human-to-human transmission capable virus. why would you let people travel to another country while restricting travel within? to spread your problems elsewhere? i mean, i'm asking, what reasonable person would come to a conclusion. ppe protecting themselves after they let this virus spread. this is only three. we could go on for days on china's malfeasance. the silencing of doctors we haven't seen some of these chinese doctors again trying to do the right thing for the world and warn them about this plague and what happened? we don't see or hear from them ever again. what do you think happened? they are not on vacation, steve, you know, this is really horrible what china did. it's disgus

. >> we know this virus originated in wuhan china. we know there is a virology lab a handful of miles away from the wet market. there are still a lot to know. you should know the united states government is working diligently to figure this out. would be the chinese government to open up. they said they want to cooperate, one of the best ways is to let the world in, let the scientists know about this talk came to be. >> shannon: it's not clear that we'll ever get that information from china. this information seems to be using carrots and sticks, some public criticism by the president. what are the odds we will get any cooperation from china? do you go i don't think until we get through this crisis that we are in currently. there is a lot of, there still a lot of ppe, different things we

tonight we return to wuhan, china, the original epicenter of the covid-19 outbreak. slowly restarting after a nearly three-month lockdown just as some say china may have stayed silent too long. the birth of a pandemic. >> reporter: wuhan, china, a trepidation city on the mend, finding its footing amidst deep scars left by the coronavirus. on the streets, a trickle of shoppers taking their cautious, first steps toward normalcy. on the trains face masks a norm. full protective gear no longer rare. these the remnants of a pandemic that first ravaged this metropolis that 11 million people call home, changing so many lives forever. in this province, more than 3,000 people would pay the highest price. now a fraction of the 8500 lives lost in new york city. [ speaking in chinese ] >> reporter: a 27 rear o-year-o lost her mother too soon. a 19-year-old who found purpose in doing his small part. and an american who found a second home with his wife in wuhan. the birthplace of their baby girl. >> i imagine it will take a while before things get back to what they were, if ever.

final coronavirus patients were released from the hospital but that is the report from officials in wuhan china, that city had more than 46,000 infections reported which is 56% of the total in all of china. wuhan china as you know was sealed off for more than two months but it has been lifted. there are still restrictions though and those who live there are still being tested for the coronavirus.>> okay back to steve and we did have pretty warm weather and i know we are wrapping up april and you say for the most part it will cool down. >> today and tomorrow little warmer than cooler, into the first week of may which is how is looking out, but a strong system moving to the north of us which is flattened the ridge of high pressure which allowed the onshore breeze to kick in then as it does it is allowed cool air to spill in and send it was cooler compared to friday and saturday with lots of upper 80s to near 90. mostly sunny and patchy fog perhaps but most chewed up, breezy to blustery at times in east/southeast golden gate park, 30.06 on the pressure and that is exactly what it is here. 40s and

. >> reporter: the organization started in late january sending ppe to wuhan china. s the virus migrated to the u.s., their focus changed to help workers here. >> we try to do whatever we can for our communities. we would really like to help and join the effort. >> reporter: the group says it has raised more than $75,000 primarily from the chinese community in the bay area. it's list of recipients for equipment is lengthy. the help they have given wuhan has turned into an investment that is being paid back. >> we helped a lot of people in wuhan china. now that people in china are helping us. they not only help in china, but they are donating things themselves. >> reporter: asian americans have faced backlash and racism in this pandemic. they are hoping to promote that the coronavirus has no preference for race. >> greg wiggins, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the united states must dramatically increase testing to even consider reopening. >> we need to be able to have the capacity, if someone says i feel like i am getting the flu or pneumonia, they can walk into a clinic or ho

david copper reported from wuhan, china. was it a wet market as the chinese insist or a laboratory? he takes us to both locations. >> reporter: you can just look at the street behind me in wuhan, china, you can tell that traffic is coming back onto the roadways. life is starting to resume albeit amidst a cautious optimism. a lot of people are optimistic this is gone for good. many believe this could be a second wave. cnn back at the original epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak, wuhan, china, and the more than 11 million residents navigating this post lockdown uncertainty. among them christopher. >> let's switch out masks. >> reporter: he suggested we update our masks. >> i was married here, had a baby here, i've been here for the past ten years. >> this is home. >> this is home. >> reporter: christopher's home is slowly emerging from a brutal 76 day lockdown. >> i'm real happy to see people keeping their distance, getting around, going about their day. >> reporter: two weeks after the reopening, some are closing the gap on social distancing. many stores and restaurants keepi

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the city of wuhan, china, essentially going on lockdown. the deadly and spreading coronavirus. as we arrived, crowds lined up for tickets stretching out the door. 4:15 in the morning here. the only way to buy ticket at this hour is in person. >> we're good? >> all right. what time to we leave? >> 7:00 a.m. >> 7:00. all right. >> we've got to go to another station? >> the market where -- the market is shut down right now. the source of all of this. >> the city of wuhan essentially on lockdown. a lot of health experts are questioning whether this will really be effective in containing the virus or is it a few days too late? >> so that was then. this is now. david culver joins us live from wuhan in china. actually, i see cars behind you on the streets. someone just walked behind you, david. you've been there for a full day. it is remarkable to have you back there. just give us a sense of what it's like. >> a bit surreal, john. to think three months ago we were here and got that phone call ate little after 3:00 in the morning saying the city is

in january, esther to baker and her teenage daughter managed to escape wuhan china, the epicenter of the covid-19 outbreak. they came back home to palo alto after weeks of isolation and testing negative for the virus. they were in china visiting family. esther then reopened the clinic and her daughter report and to a boarding school in chicago but that normalcy lasted only a few weeks. after living with two various different governor orders, there is a -- a stark contrast when it comes to the people's response to the virus. >> there's a lot more serious impact about the virus. there was no like no union. >> the governor is thought i came back from wuhan, china and come into this. stress people say they will continue going to quarantine as long as it takes. esther is one of the first americans quarantined by the federal government. >>> let's go live to las vegas for the nfl's office first virtual address history roger goodell is live with around one from his basement. she shows us sports fans was relieved to have something else to talk about. in the first pick of the night was quarter

mask companies in wuhan, china, are dealing in a spike this orders and stricter quality inspections. maker of masks and disinfecting wipes said orders from the u.s. has increased ten times since the pandemic. they plan to add more production lines. they have to pay up to five times nornl average salary. >>> boris johnson was released from the hospital today and in a recorded video thanked the medical staff who saved his life. >> and when i did start to get enough oxygen, for every second of the night, they were watching and they were thinking and they were caring and making the interventions i needed. >> he was admitted to the hospital a week ago with covid-19 symptoms. he spent three nights in intensive care. on the advice of his medical team, he will be reporting to work. they have more than 10,000 people have died. >>> you might want to check your bank account. the irs has sent out the first stimulus payments yesterday. what if you don't have direct deposit? when you can expect to get some money. >>> and we'll introduce to you a bay area girl who is putting her high fashion skills

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start with $3.7 million the national institutes of health are giving a government laboratory in wuhan, china. >> as it becomes more and more clear while china took our jobs, they have give be us this virus in return. they should be held accountable for doing such. every day you are hearing more and more politicians walking about holding china accountable. through the u.n. court of justice we should explore all the violations china has made dating back to 2005 health regulations that china signed on to. they were designed to stop the spread of a pandemic. china violated so many of those regulations that there is an open door that secretary of state pompeo and attorney general barr can go to the united nations and demand china be submitted to the court of justice. it lays out a series of repercussions the united states and other countries can take if china refuses to submit it self to that. blocking flights ton from china or broadcasting into china and taiwan. the united states should take advantage of that and hold china accountable by submitting that to a court of justice. lou: there is no d

china shut down the city of wuhan for all domestic travel. if you lived in china, he couldn't travel in and out of wuhan. and what is a reckless, deadly act, china continued international flights to and from the city. it they protected themselves, but not the rest of the world. these reports are all true, you know what that means? the communist chinese government has blood on their hands, and must pay for this file, inhumane conduct. two republican lawmakers have now unveiled legislation that would allow americans to soothe the chinese government. the united states should consider withholding all debt payments until we recoup our losses from china's deadly virus and reckless behavior. they protected themselves, nobody else. if they knew how bad it was. of course, china would never be able to repay the colossal loss of life. the undescribable suffering, sickness, death all over the globe that their actions cause. the world health organization, really? are they to have blood on their hands. it was a w.h.o. , and it's directing general working as

tonight, abc news inside the wet markets in wuhan, china. here's maggienight.gneuslly comn back to li. spammuters heading to, enuy a nufa millions of masks. in italy, where more than 20,000 have died, smaller shops like book sellers and children's clothing stores are back in business. but there are concerning reports that some in italy are still testing positive after 30 days, well after their symptoms have cleared and their two-week quarantines are over. that worry about a new wave of infections, something china is seeing with returning nationals far from the epicenter in wuhan markets," one that stayed open throughout the lockdow the city, but still a source of concern to western countries about how sanitary they are. another wuhan market was where the virus was first detected by scientists. the u.s. joining other nations asking why these types of markets are allowed to remain open. here in the uk, authorities are expected to extend the current lockdown. now officials are even warning people to prepare for tough times ahead financially. da

what his sources say about the origins of covid-19 from the lab and wuhan, china. what happens now to the already tense relationship between the us and china. the president halting funding to the who over alleged cover of the coronavirus as the who faces allegations of trafficking cuban doctors into oppressive conditions around the globe. florida's attorney general is live on this in minutes. welcome to fox news at night. let's get the latest on the coronavirus task force from kevin cork. >> it was a bold proclamation by the president that did raise some eyebrows but also hopes at least among some the new numbers from the administration of the pandemic and its impact the suggesting now is the time to reignite the economy. >> the data suggest nationwide we have passed the peak on new cases, these encouraging developments have put us in a strong position to finalize guidelines for states are reopening the country. along with other nations, we are working with other nations, we will be the comeback kids, all of us. >> just how soon a comeback good or even should happe

in the united states, a return to the place where this all started, in wuhan, china, the first epicenter of this epidemic. cnn's david culver was in wuhan in late january as authorities locked down the entire city to control the outbreak. he got out just hours before. now he's back inside to see what life looks like now that the chinese government are lifting some restrictions. >> reporter: cnn back at the original epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak. wuhan, china, and its more than 11 million residents, navigating this post-lockdown uncertainty. among them, american christopher suzanne. >> let's switch out mask, what's your preference here. >> reporter: he suggested we upgrade our protective equipment before going for a stroll. it's a city he knows well. >> i was married here, i had a baby here, i've been here for the past ten years. this is home. >> reporter: christopher's home is slowly emerging from a brutal 76-day lockdown. he returned to wuhan in the midst of it. >> i'm real happy to see people at least keeping their distance while going about their day. >> reporter: two we

. >>> in wuhan, china, tonight, life after the lockdown. protective gear, new rules. and you'll see the experimental technology allowing police to measure body temperatures, scanning the crowd for fevers. >>> and your questions tonight. dr. jen ashton on what it might be like when america tries to go back to work. what steps will we have to take here? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. and as we come on tonight, a new and grim milestone in this country. the number of deaths has now topped 16,000. and in new york state, more cases than any other country in the world outside the u.s. and we did learn today of new research indicating just when the virus might have arrived here in new york city, here for weeks before the first reported cases. we're going to drill down on that in just a moment here. the death toll tonight in this country, more than 16,000 people in the u.s. it's staggering when you think about these numbers. more than 7,000 lives lost in new york state alone. scientists have long pointed out that the death toll ofte

we know that this virus originated in wuhan china. we know there is the wuhan institute of virology a handful of miles away away from where the wet market was. there is government is working diligently to figure it out. we really need the chinese government to open up, they say they want to cooperate. one of the best ways they can find to cooperate would be to let the world and then let the world scientists know exactly how this came to be, exactly how this virus began to spread. today you saw further evidence that there were days, days that went by from when the chinese communist party, the leadership there knew about this virus before they told the public writ large. a lot of cases, a lot of movement, a lot of travel around the world before the chinese communist party came clean about what really transpired. these are the kinds of things that open governments and democracies don't do. it's why it's such risk associated with the absence of transparency. we needed today. >> martha: it's hard to imagine giving everything that so many c

thank you. >>> new this morning, the 2.5 month long lockdown of wuhan, china, is over.re are now celebrations and signs of life everywhere. look at these pictures. this is what was the original epicenter of the pandemic. cnn's david culver is live in singapore with more. david, you've been following this since the beginning. so what do you think when you see what it looks like today in wuhan? >> that's right, alisyn. you and i have been having this conversation for 76 days. hours before, really, that lockdown went into effect. here we are at the back end of it. it is celebratory moment for many people in wuhan in particular and those folks who especially wanted to get out and were stuck there for that period of time. however, this also feels like a trial period in many ways. you see the government is now facing its first real test to see if they have this virus under control. >> counting down the moments, like the start of a new year. chinese media, documenting a dramatic midnight reopening of wuhan. officials rushing to push aside highway barriers, traffic flowing once

just revealed to fox news that appear to show this entire pandemic started in a laboratory and wuhan, china. >> we are going to have an economy that comes that quickly. what we had before was a miracle and we think this will be more than a miracle. we have the greatest people in the world. rob: the president set to unveil his plan for reopening this country. shannon: is america ready to be open for business? we will tell you what the white house task force is saying. and nfl season with no fans. rob: a proposal that could put players back on the field and leave you watching from home. "fox and friends first" starts now. good morning, you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. costliest government cover up of all time. rob: sources say covid-19 likely originated in a lab in china where the outbreak first began. the white house is demanding complete transparency from china. >> reporter: this is a big story, multiple sources telling fox news the coronavirus originated at a virology institute in wuha

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as a laboratory in wuhan, china, finally breaks its silence. institute telling chinese state television the facility was not the source of othe outbreak. >> i can tell you for sure none of our students or our staff has been infected. >> reporter: for weeks the trump administration has been raising questions about whether the virus accidentally emerged from a laboratory and not a food market as chinese officials had claimed. >> so, let's see what happens with their investigation. but we're doing investigations also. >> reporter: wuhan is home to number of organizations studying coronaviruses which can often be found in bats. this video posted by chinese state media last year shows wuhan cdc scientists collecting samples from bats for experiments. that research the laboratory less than 400 yards from the market where the coronavirus allegedly began. in february, a chinese university study seen byexposed potential viral infection from bats. that study has since been removed from the university website. the author claiming, he lacked evidence. clos

within china, out of wuhan to china or china to wuhan, but left it open to the world, they knew how bad it was. they let the world get sick and die and they protected themselves. >> the chinese might call it the four kills, the killing of americans. they spawned the virus probably in that lab right there in china. and they hid the virus behind the shield of the world health organization. sean, what that data over a six-week period is allow hundreds of thousands of wuhanians to get on aircraft and see the world. why would they do that? it's just disgusting. what they did is they vacuumed up all of the worlds protective personal equipment, 2 billion masks, sean. that's why in milan, new york, and other places people didn't have them. now, sean, do you know what they are doing? they are profiteering from this crisis, charging prices for a 50-cent mask three, four, five dollars and sending us counterfeit tests. that's the four kills. killing of americans and people internationally put what's puzzling to me is why the mainstream media and the national democrats don't get that. the pupil that

one in wuhan, china, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. other escaped wuhan only to end up in louisiana, one of the states hardest hit here by this pandemic. nbc's keir simmons spoke to both of them about what they're going through. keir, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. wuhan, china, as you say, is where the coronavirus started. yesterday there the traffic stopped for three minutes as respect for the dead. one american man lived through months of lockdowns there. he kept a video diary. what he learned has lessons for us all. >> ben wilson lives at ground zero for coronavirus, wuhan, china. >> trapped. couldn't leave if we wanted to. >> for two months he kept a vidindividual diary of his life lockdown. trying to keep his daughter. >> just lonely. >> bored. >> looking out for his neighbors. >> going to some neighbors. don't have any food. if i get offered some advice -- if i could offer some advice to anyone out there, don't go into this thing it's over in a few weeks. financially pace yourself, physically try to set up

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and construction, but not to shops or restaurants. >> after 76 days under lockdown, people in wuhan, chinaepicenter of the outbreak are leaving homes for the first time. lockdown restrictions were lifted this morning. thousands of people rushed aboard flights and trains and highway entrances reopened, even as wuhan returns to some sense of normalcy, some restrictions in place. david culver with how the threat is far from over. >> reporter: this feels like a trial period. china attempted to get back this business but an uneasiness here, people moving back around again and at the outbreak, could then resurface. counting down the moment like the start of a new year, chinese media documenting a dramatic midnight reopening of wuhan. officials push aside highway barriers, traffic flowing once again. for 76 days, this city with the population larger than new york city was walled off from the rest of mainland china. today, the original epicenter of the coronavirus no longer on lockdown. a salute for the first commercial aircraft returning to wuhan's airport. inside the city train stations, an unus

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shutdown the city of wuhan of all domestic travel. you live in china, quit and travel in and out of the wuhan. couldn't travel anywhere else in china. think about this and what is a reckless deadly act, china continued international flights fto and from the city. they protected themselves, but not the rest of the world! these reports are all true, do you know what that means? the chinese communist government has blood on their hands and must pay for this vile inhumane conduct. two republican lawmakers have now unveiled legislations that would allow americans to sue china's government and i will take it a step further. united states should withhold all debt payments until we recoup our losses from china's deadly virus and reckless behavior. they protected themselves, nobody else. bothey knew how bad it was. china will never be able to repay the colossal loss of life, the indescribable suffering, sickness, deaths all over the globe that their actions caused. the world health organization, they too have blood on their hands. it's the w.h.o. and its direct

wuhan where the outbreak first started. griff jenkins live in washington as the white house is demanding complete transparency from china. good morning. >> they want answers, multiple sources telling fox news while the coronavirus is naturally occurring it emanated from the institute of virology in wuhan. not as a bio weapon but a botched attempt by china attempting to prove dominance in dealing with viruses but because of lax safety protocols, best to human transmission occurs and likely spread in the population at a nearby west market believe to sell bats, china blaming the market for the lab's failure. mike pompeo says it is time for china to start talking. >> the fact that we don't know the answers, china hasn't shared the answers is very telling. we need the chinese government to open up. they say they want to cooperate, one of the best ways to cooperate would be to let the world in, let the world scientists know how this came to be, how this virus began to spread. >> it is not clear the us will get that cooperation. mark's for says this continues to this day. >> clearly the chinese could have been more transparent a

don't think it is wrong to come to a conclusion that maybe there was a mistake made in the lab in wuhan, chinaok? i am not accusing. it could happen anywhere. it could have happened here in maryland. that being said -- >> we are going to fulfill this event for gavel-to-gavel of the u.s. house.

rob: lockdown lifted and wuhan, china, people allowed to leave for the first time since january 3rd.n: countries are still tightening restrictions. rob: israel begins a total lockdown at the beginning of passover. >> a lot happening around the world, the lockdown was lifted in wuhan, china where the coronavirus outbreak first began. experts worry about a second wave of the coronavirus, images showed cars lining up the wuhan airport as a guard stood with a sign that read congratulations on resumption of domestic flights. while life is starting up again officials are taking precautions such as temperature checks in public places and widespread mask use. 10,000 chinese factories have restarted many are reportedly back to normal production levels, france became the first country to surpass 10,000 of, french officials say unlike italy and spain, a peak is not been reached but hospitals and health officials say 30,000 people are admitted across the country. a countrywide lockdown is in place until the end of the week. the passover holiday comes to the end, benjamin netanyahu says the decis

knowing all of this, and the contagious rate of it, china allowed hundred of flights to leave wuhan, wing the virus to spread throughout the world, sources say the who knew all along and helped china cover its tracks. this analysis drives with his reporting, in 2014, american scientists ended their collaboration for china's virus lab because of the risks associated with their research. they released it to us. the mere fact ofng conducting research on a highly dangerous and infectious coronavirus in a poorly run lab in the middle of a city of 15 million people is breathlessly behavior and gross medical malpractice, the entire world is now paying for it. as i said before, the truth will come out. america will see who's at fault for it and who fought against it. china and the who full have to answer for what went wrong. no excuses. joining us now from the man behind fox news, the anchor of special report, brett, excellent reporting on this. it really moved the ball forward in a very fast way. what was the push back you got from the chinese on your reporting? bret: a lot. the chinese fore

china? book a ticket to wuhan, racist?elling the public that coronavirus was no big deal didn't contain the virus, so they times want to step three come up with politicize the crisis. call me coronavirus the chinese virus of the wuhan virus has bigotry, but they had no problem publishing an op-ed saying, "let's call it trump virus." last week in a shameful moment that will live forever in the end for me. the paper declared, "the road to coronavirus hell was paved by evangelicals." it's really the fault of christians, that tells you a l lot. this week the paper settled on its favorite step. step four, blame fox news. of course, as if there is a political strategy here. last week they warned about "fox's fake news contagion." there was yesterday's article. talk about a lie. they show it was telling you about the disease and january, when they times was wondering if it was racist. they were encouraging you to travel to wuhan for vacation! now we are highlighting the continued dishonesty and malevolence of china. meanwhile "th

and china, remember this. >> we are not behaving well as we talk about the chinese virus, the wuhan flu and all of these racist descriptions. >> how do you keep using this? >> this is a virus that came from the territory of china, it's a bat virus, not a china virus. it doesn't speak chinese. >> the president says this is not racist at all one of course it's nakedly racist and obviously racist. >> for the president to call it a chinese virus or a foreign virus, that is just not -- it's dangerous. >> sean: while the mob in the media spend march using the virus is a political weapon, which they did, other top democrats were playing down the severity of the pandemic. bill de blasio, he was encouraging new yorkers to go out on the town and catch a play. the governor claimed the disease wouldn't be as bad in new york as other countries -- wrong on both parts. new york is an international city, new york city is more densely populated than any other place in america. geographically, the smallest with the highest concentration of people, far more risk for a terrorist attack and viral outbre

el primer paciente fue diagnosticado en el condado de orange despuÉs de regresar de wuhan, china. menos comunicaciÓn. es mucha menos gente la que va a dakota que a new york. reportera: wyoming es el Único estado que no ha reportado muertes. en chicago, las autoridades espera llegar al pico de contactos en los prÓximos dÍas. era interesante ver en las prÓximas dos semanas, quÉ efectos tendrÁ las elecciones primarias en wisconsin donde salieron muchos a votar a pesar de la orden estatal de permanecer en casa. marÍa: ¿quÉ pasa con ese corredor donde se ve casi desierto de coronavirus? reportera: me comentaban que va a pasar meses para ver un patrÓn confiable de cómo sucediÓ todo. pero hay cosas bÁsicas que podemos especular. son estados donde hay muchos espacios, pocas personas por milla cuadrada. la gente maneja su trabajo y no se usa la transportaciÓn pÚblica. esto ayuda a que no exista contagio de persona a persona. de que la gente no se contagie de una manera tan masiva. jorge: muchos dirÍan ¿a dÓnde nos vamos pues a wyoming... reportera: arantxa cotas jorge: hacemos una pausa de

he is traveling from wuhan, china. >>

crear una vacuna contra el sida y el centro de cultivos de virus del instituto de virologÍa de wuhan, chinadoctor. dice que es inminente que el covid-19 desaparezca porque asegura que como tiene un supuesto origen artificial, esto mismo lo estarÍa debilitando. pero ahÍ le vino el virÓlogo francÉs. le dijeron que es creador de controversias porque hablo de que el autismo pudiera tener origen en las vacunas. el jefe del consejo francÉs sobre la pandemia le respondiÓ y dijo que estÁ teniendo una visiÓn sobre una conspiraciÓn que no se relaciona con la ciencia real. afirmÓ que todos en la comunidad cientÍfica estÁn de acuerdo en algo, que el coronavirus no fue creado. el instituto francÉs dijo que el doctor oliver, el jefe del departamento de virus e inmunizaciones, dijo que los estudios genÉticos son claros, que el genoma del virus no fue creado por humanos. presentador: yo me voy con los datos, lo que dicen eso, que no fue una conspiraciÓn china, sino lo que dicen hasta el momento los cientÍficos es que es algo que surgiÓ en wuhan, china. presentadora: ponen a los murciÉlagos y todo ese asunt

remember, there are multiple virus labs inside of china, we need to understand what's going on in all of those. the one in wuhan and elsewhere too, we have to make sure we don't have this problem yet again coming from china. it's a very dangerous situation and we've made clear our expectations. >> sean: any update on iran and these ships, these boats wreaking havoc, the president laid out his order very clearly. >> this administration behaves different from the previous one, you recall when they took our navy sailors and secretary kerry apologized to get them back. this president has taken a completely different approach, he's told the iranian regime we aren't going to permit this, we are going to defend our sailors and airmen and marines, i think the iranians understand that as well. >> sean: any update on kim jong un that you can share? >> i appreciate the question, i don't have anything i could share with you tonight with the american people should know we are watching the situation keenly. >> sean: we always appreciate you, have a great evening. when we come back, the president called out the media -- why?

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