1439: COVID Retrospective

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Adam curry Jhansi Devorah and Sunday April 3 2022. This is

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your award winning give on nation media assassination

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episode 1439. This is no agenda,

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rewinding the

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COVID clock and broadcasting almost live from the heart of

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the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the

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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,

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and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's my birthday week. I'm

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Jhansi Dvorak.

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My my voice is still cracking. Long, long, long. COVID

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continues long. COVID long COVID

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It's hardly noticeable. Yeah,

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it was better on Thursday. And I just cracked. So here we are.

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We're almost live. It's kind of like we're really here. You of

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course are in the Seychelles wish. Have you ever been to

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Seychelles?

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No, but I've been told by a couple of guys who do a lot of

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traveling. They've been all over the world. They say the

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Seychelles is the best. Yeah, I've never been unfortunate. I

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don't know if it's true anymore. This was like 20 years 20 plus

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years ago wasn't the

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Seychelles the one that was going to tip over from climate

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change.

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It was one of the islands but I don't think it was that that was

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gonna say show I was gonna drown national idiot. Yeah.

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So we're taking now. I am hoping that I got the timing of this

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right. The reason for this break is because we you and I haven't

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had a break in a year.

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Year and a half to almost two years. I think it was two years

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not away with Tina and I went away. We had a break in 2020. Do

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we have one in 2012? I can't remember if we had one. No,

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Bolden must have been I know we didn't have one is 2020 You

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can't remember when you last one on vacation then it was a while

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ago? Yeah. So I hoped I timed this before the the the food

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shortages and the financial collapse. And I think we did

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pretty well by timing it after the Ukrainian war and COVID.

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We've done pretty well.

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We'll see if you can't get back. We'll know the reason why.

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But they're definitely gonna kick that into high gear.

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They're definitely COVID is coming back. We have all the

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evidence. They're going to do something it's gonna be testing

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gold dragon to get much traction, they got to find

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something else to do dig their work. They can't bring it.

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Democrats can't bring it back because they're gonna they

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already know they got troubles for the midterms. Yeah, they

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can't take a chance on pissing off everybody. They would bring

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it back maybe to get to a mail in ballots so they can scam that

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again. Right

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now. They can't they can't drag it out. We'll see. In the

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meanwhile, the art for the last episode 1438 Taunton, Neil, I

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believe was clearly perfect because you called the end of

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the COVID pandemic, April 2022. And here we are,

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seems to be over perfect timing, and the war should be over by

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the time we get back.

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Until then, what have you put together for us for this

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is a show of COVID clips only. And I've got a couple hours

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worth in it's like all the stuff from the beginning with the

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first clip when we first met COVID first appeared on the

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scene right through the goal two or three weeks, so it has

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flattened the curve. And I got the boat coming out to bring in

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the Mercy Ships. Oh,

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I forgot about those. Yeah, the hospital ships,

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ships, they didn't send one person to and they have

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ventilators we need more ventilator so we can kill more

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people. And they there's just a lot of good stuff and a lot of

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has been forgotten but I think this will bring back a few

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memories

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now as I was listening to the next week. Next episode. So next

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next ship next

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I'm losing it the next episodes clips, which will be the best of

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end of show mixes it's really incredible what the human brain

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has had I'm sure you'd notice this what the human brain has

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had to endure in the past two and a half years of bullshit

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being injected directly through our retinas into our brains.

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Yeah, to good thing we're doing this show I don't know where

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we'd be I mean it's not

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it's not just okay we had a virus and then there was

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problems. I mean, all the stuff it's amazing to think and I

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think people will realize this when they listen to it how much

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bull crap was thrown at your brain and your amygdala non stop

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Yeah, it's pretty nonstop that was the problem I think either

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way Ross remember the one good thing was that out here because

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of the way they structured the shutdown stay at home laws. They

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had this media exemption thing which included podcasters so I'm

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out and about but their traffic down to nothing there's nobody

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on the roads and driving around

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beauty rate and this so these clips are just the clips not us.

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I'm sorry, the clips the this specialist just the clips not

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us.

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Yeah, you The clips love it. And please note there are no vaccine

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clips in this batch because this is from January 2020 to May

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1 2020 It's just unbelievable.

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Let's kick it off COVID Best of ever go.

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We will show you inside Georges lugar laboratory which detects

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and prevents the spread of dangerous diseases. But pro

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Kremlin media claim it spreads disease experimenting on humans

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with cancer, the Zika virus killer mosquitoes and plagues of

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stinkbugs. I asked the laboratories director whether

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there was any truth to these narratives,

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but we are not making Zika virus in this operator, the killer

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mosquito about the laboratory is the the level of the laboratory

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is so high that we can diagnose here the Zika Ebola creamier

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Congo and many many infectious diseases. No killer blocky

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making this virus is here.

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No Marmorated Stink Bug coming from the lluvia laboratory but

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the Marmorated Stink Bug. I'm not a scientist. But what I have

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been seeing here suggests that this laboratory is exactly what

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the Georgian government says it is. The Russian claims that

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what's going on at the lugar lab is far more sinister, haven't

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been supported by any hard evidence in taxes.

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Authorities are warning that a traveler with measles may have

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unknowingly exposed others across the country that come

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that new alert comes amid an increase in measles cases

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nationwide. Sam Brock is in Austin with the latest.

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Tonight an urgent health alert from Texas after a passenger

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infected with measles passed through the Austin Airport last

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week after traveling in Europe. It's Travis county's first

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detected case in 20 years.

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We're trying to get on top of this share as much information

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as we can to try to really contain this

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the passenger left from Austin International Airport on

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December 17, but then proceeded to go to airports in Chicago and

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Virginia, meaning that other passengers and not one, not two,

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but three different airports were potentially exposed this

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after separate cases in LA X and Denver international airports

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earlier this month. But health experts say Austin is at greater

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risk because of low vaccination rates of children.

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Austin unfortunately, is one of the epicenters of the anti

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vaccine movement in America. A startling

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study earlier this year estimates one infected person

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could lead to an outbreak of more than 400 cases in Austin,

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with nearly 1300 confirmed cases of the measles nationwide this

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year more than three times the number last year the highly

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contagious virus can linger in the air for hours. Symptoms

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include cough, rash, fever and sore eyes. Tonight doctors say

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it's another stark reminder to get vaccinated. Sam Brock, NBC

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News Austin,

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two year old Jude McGee, 26 year old newlywed Katie mutt

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question. Gianna cabas sagg, a four year old little girl they

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all died of the flu, and they all had flu shots. There's no

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question you should get a flu shot. Last flu season the flu

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killed at least 36,000 people so this shot could literally save

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your life. But it's far from perfect.

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Even on a good year, influenza. The effectiveness of the vaccine

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is about 60% On a bad year. It's as

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low as 10%.

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Do we need to make a better flu vaccine?

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You know, we really absolutely do.

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In September, President Trump signed an executive order noting

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that the current system for making flu shots has critical

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shortcomings. The order pledges to modernize the process. The

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first step, stop using eggs to make flu vaccine. They grow the

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virus in the eggs like the eggs you eat for breakfast, and then

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they kill the virus and put it in a vaccine. But sometimes the

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virus changes inside the egg so it doesn't end up matching the

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flu that's out there spreading among people. That's why some

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companies like this one have figured out ways to grow the flu

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virus without using eggs. Trump's executive order is

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designed to encourage more of this technology and something

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even bigger, something researchers have been working on

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for years of flu vaccine you would get only once in your life

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instead of every year. A new

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viral outbreak from China is spreading around the world.

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Countries like the US Japan and Thailand have confirmed cases.

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And on Wednesday, a Chinese health official has said the

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virus is adapting and mutating. So what exactly do we know about

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this flu like virus? Your health officials now say it can be

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passed from person to person. So far hundreds of cases have been

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confirmed and several people have died. Symptoms include

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fever, coughing and difficulty breathing and can lead to

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pneumonia. The exact origins is unknown though Chinese officials

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have linked the outbreak to a seafood market in the city of

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Wuhan. All of the deaths so far have been in that central

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Chinese city. It's also home to a Foxconn plant, which is a key

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supplier to Apple. And it's hosting Olympic qualifiers for

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women's soccer next month. thing to look out for next will be

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what happens over Chinese New Year, and whether Fear takes its

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toll on the global economy. Millions of people are preparing

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to travel around China and abroad for the New Year

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celebrations, raising the risk of a wider contagion. Fear of a

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pandemic has also sent chills through the markets, investors

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are comparing it to China's 2003 SARS outbreak that killed nearly

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800 people, and by some estimates caused $40 billion in

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global economic losses. Aviation and luxury goods stocks have

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already been hit particularly hard with concerns it could

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deter Chinese consumers from traveling or shopping.

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What we know and I think this is one of the big points out and I

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remember this covering the SARS outbreak and the MERS outbreak

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at some point. The question is, is this something that is just

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spreading from animals to humans as it seemed to be in central

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China, people visiting the seafood and an exotic pet

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markets? Or is this something that is spreading from human to

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human? And we now have evidence that it is spreading from human

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to human? Seems that 14 healthcare workers that were

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taking care of this patient in Wuhan, were infected and we also

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know people who never visited Wuhan are now carrying the

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virus. So that human to human transmission is what this

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meeting tomorrow this public health meeting is going to be

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all about. Really scary.

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I mean, or at least it sounds scary to the lay person.

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And so what's keeping public health officials up at night

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most?

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Well, you know, I think immediately what you think of

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when you hear this Coronavirus, and we have an image of what

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this looks like. You think a SARS you remember this I mean I

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covered this 2003 You think of MERS by the way quick

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microbiology Coronavirus, that's the crown on the outside, you'll

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always be able to identify this type of virus. They're mostly an

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animal's Allison seven times have we ever documented they

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jumped from animals to humans and only two of those times what

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didn't end up being a really significant infection, SARS and

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MERS so what's keeping public health officials up at night is

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is this going to go the way of SARS and MERS was SARS was a

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nearly two dozen countries 8000 People infected 800 people died.

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Is it going to go that way? Or is it going to be more of a more

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innocuous gets people sick but people don't really die? We

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don't know yet. And that's what they're going to try and

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determine look at all this data and figure that out.

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Found a new virus that has killed nine people and infected

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hundreds more in China has now spread to the US. A man in his

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30s from Washington State is the first person in America to be

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diagnosed with Coronavirus. It's called the man returned to the

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Seattle area last week from a trip to Wuhan. That's a city in

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central China where the outbreak began. Right now that patient is

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in isolation in a hospital north of Seattle.

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Our number one priority is to complete the identification of

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all the patients contacts, reach out to the contacts and monitor

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their health. We also want to

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enhance screening is already in place at three US airports with

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two more being added this week. Are Dr. Tara Narula is you're at

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the table with more on this story. You hear about it. You

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see the mask. It's very disturbing. How worried should

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we be? Yeah, and

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what is it? Exactly?

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So this is a form of Coronavirus. We've known about

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Coronavirus before this is a new strain. This is a virus that's

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found worldwide. It causes typically a mild or moderate

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respiratory illness but it can be more severe. We saw that with

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SARS and MERS which are also forms of Coronavirus. So

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certainly the CDC is recommending that we be cautious

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about this that we'd be proactive because it is a new

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strain. It is contagious. So interestingly, they think it

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does circulate in animals, and occasionally can make the jump

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from animals to humans, which is what they think happened in this

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case, because the initial cases were surrounding an area of

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market a seafood animal market in the Wuhan area. And so they

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think that it started in animals, it was transmitted to

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humans. And now they're saying that, in fact that is spread

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between human to humans. Bottom line,

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we don't have to worry about this one, right. Well, I

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you know, obviously you need to take it seriously and do the

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kinds of things that the CDC and the Department of Homeland

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Security are doing. But this is not a major threat for the

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people in the United States. And this is not something that the

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citizens of the United States right now should be worried

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about.

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It's great to see. Thank you for joining us again in Davos. We've

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done this before, right think was a couple of years ago.

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Before we get started with with we're going to talk about the

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economy a lot of other things. A The CDC has identified a case of

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Coronavirus in Washington state the Wu Han strain of this if you

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remember SARS that affected GDP travel related effects. Do you?

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Have you been briefed by the CDC? The words about a pandemic

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at this point? Oh,

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not at all. And we're, we have a totally under control. It's one

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person coming in from China. And we have it under control. It's

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going to be just fine.

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Okay. President Xi. There's just some some talk in China that

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that maybe the transparency isn't everything that it's going

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to be you trust that we're going to know everything we need to

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know from China?

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I do I do. I have a great relationship with President Xi.

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We just signed probably the biggest deal ever made that

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terms. It certainly has the potential to be the biggest deal

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ever made. And it was very interesting for the time, let's

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get without it done. And no, I do. I think the relationship is

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very, very good.

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It may take quite some time before we know the full economic

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impact of the one virus but the disruption is likely to dent

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China's economy. And that's because Wuhan is a major

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transport hub in recent years has become a symbol of

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capitalism in central China with international automakers, such

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as Honda and General Motors Building cars there. In fact,

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reports say that more than 300 of the world's top 500 companies

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have a presence in Wuhan. Local government data showed that

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one's GDP growth was 7.8% last year and that that is 1.7

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percentage points higher than the national average. Who hands

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economic strength last year came as its total value of imports

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and exports hit a record high it was 13.7% higher than in 2018.

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And it accounted for almost 62% of Hubei provinces

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overall foreign trade value

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tonight concern growing in the United States officials saying

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they expect more people will contract the dangerous new

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disease. Passengers on flights to Boston wearing face masks.

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Everybody's wearing the mask because they're afraid of

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getting infected by other people

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in Seattle, Chicago and Los Angeles reports that stores are

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running out of supplies of masks. Two cases currently

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confirmed in Chicago a woman in her 60s She had cold like

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symptoms shortness of breath, fever, and many times it would

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present just like a cold just to pay for cold or flu and outside

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Seattle, a man in his 30s At least 63 people are now being

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tested for the respiratory illness in 22 states including

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three possible cases in New York. Symptoms include fever,

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dry cough and shortness of breath. Tonight hospitals on

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high alert Dr. Jennifer Ashton visited New York City's Health

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and Hospitals Bellevue

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so this is a negative pressure Room here at the hospital where

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a patient with Coronavirus would be cared for by specially

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trained

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medical personnel. They showed her precautions they would need

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to take how prepared

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are you and your staff to receive a patient who may have

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Coronavirus. We're prepared to take that patient now our radar

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is always set high so we can screen these patients so we can

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stop it from infecting other people in the public.

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Tonight at the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak. The crisis

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is escalating dozens of workers in Wuhan with heavy machinery

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racing against time to build a brand new 1000 bed hospital in

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just 10 days, and now a second 1300 bed facility in the next

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15. The space desperately needed hospitals teeming with patients

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and staff stretched then. In China alone. There are now more

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than 1400 cases and at least 42 deaths as more than 400 medics

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who've worked on SARS and Ebola deploy to help with a rapidly

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growing emergency. Wuhan and 16 other cities in a travel

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lockdown. That's a total of 15 million people ordered to stay

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in place. That's the population of the state of New York and

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Texas combined. The US government's evacuating the

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majority of consulate employees and families from Wuhan and is

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reportedly working on a charter flight to get all remaining

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Americans out.

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The term Cabin Fever is probably coming into play here.

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Here it's the Chinese Lunar New Year the country's biggest

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holiday. New Year worshipers have gathered here to pray for

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good luck in the year of the wrath. But people also be warned

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about gathering in large places like this. And so most people

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here are wearing these kind of protective masks. The list of

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cases outside Mainland China also growing with more than 35

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cases in 13 countries or territories, including France.

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In Japan. The health ministry says three evacuees have tested

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positive for the virus. A day after returning to Tokyo. 206

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passengers were on their government chartered flight on

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Wednesday all were sent to medical institutions to undergo

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tests. The ministry says two of the infected patients had no

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symptoms. It's the first time in Japan the virus has been

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detected in patients with without symptoms. The prime

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minister also says two of the evacuees didn't give their

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consent for the health check.

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The procedure was not legally binding. Unfortunately, they did

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not agree to be tested. We could not force them as it was also a

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human rights issue.

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They said he's confident all evacuees on subsequent flights

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will give their consent. Now a second plane carrying 210

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Japanese nationals from the virus hit city touchdown at

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Haneda Airport on Thursday morning. 13 passengers on that

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flight are exhibiting symptoms and have been sent to a special

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hospital for infectious diseases.

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Good morning. Dr. Jango Chou has been recognized by the Governor

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General's Innovation Awards.

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This work can't be done without teamwork. She and the team

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at the National microbiology lab have been praised for developing

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any bola vaccine, but just over a week ago to her husband and

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her students from China were evicted from Canada's only level

20:59

for lab. Their security access revoked. Staff at the lab was

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told last Monday the couple is on leave and not to communicate

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with them. We're getting those resources who work at the lab

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but who don't want to be identified for Fears they'll be

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punished. They say this is coming just months after it

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specialists entered choose office after hours and replaced

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your computer and her superiors stopped authorizing work trips

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to China. Manitoba RCMP confirmed it was called in by

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the Public Health Agency of Canada on May 24. A spokesperson

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says the agency is investigating a policy breach calling it an

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administrative matter and it's taking steps to resolve it

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expeditiously. We can assure Canadians that there is no risk

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to the public and that the work of the NML continues in support

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of the health and safety of all Canadians.

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I want to stress. The risk of infection for Americans remains

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low. And with these and our previous actions, we are working

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to keep the risk low. All agencies are working

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aggressively to monitor this continually evolving situation.

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And to keep the public informed and it constantly transparent

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way. The United States appreciates China's efforts and

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coordination with public health officials across the globe and

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continues to encourage the highest levels of transparency.

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It is likely that we will continue to see more cases in

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the United States in the coming days and weeks, including some

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limited person to person transmission. The American

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public can be assured the full weight of the US government is

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working to safeguard the health and safety of the American

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people.

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You need not look far to see the economic consequences of this

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virus airline after airline suspending flights to China.

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This afternoon. One of air Canada's last direct flights

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from Beijing landed in Vancouver. In China, entire

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swaths of the country have been shut down. Starbucks has closed

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more than half its outlets Toyota announced it will close

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its plants. And Google says it will temporarily close all of

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its Chinese offices. Remember though back in 2003, China was

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basically the world's factory today China's much more

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intertwined in the buying and selling of the global economy.

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The fact that the

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Chinese authorities have clamped down and they put many cities in

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lockdown already. That means those consumers aren't out there

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purchasing and that will really dampen Chinese growth.

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And that dampening will be felt in places you may not expect.

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Cameron seafood sells about half its lobsters to China. And

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Chinese New Year is one of the busiest times of year they were

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set to ship about 20,000 pounds this week.

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Those are all canceled. So actually the sales to China

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completely disappeared from Monday.

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There are other markets for those lobsters but there's no

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way to make up the loss of the Chinese market and no way of

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knowing how or when the world's second biggest economy will

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reopen for business.

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A new case of the deadly Coronavirus has been confirmed

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in the US the latest case in Massachusetts. It's the eighth

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in the US and the first on the East Coast. Health officials

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have declared a public health emergency. nearly 14,000 people

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worldwide have been infected and more than 300 have died. And

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nearly 60 million people in China are under travel

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restrictions. Ramy no Sensio leading us off from Beijing.

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The CDC says the new case of Coronavirus is a Boston resident

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in his 20s who recently traveled to the center of the outbreak

24:44

Wuhan China, he's been placed in isolation. Also today tech giant

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Apple announced it would close all its stores and offices in

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China until February 9, joining a growing list of companies

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restricting operations here this all comes as the worst The World

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Health Organization declared a global health emergency and the

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US State Department raised its travel advisory for China to the

25:07

highest level, meaning do not travel to China. A new study out

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by the British medical journal The Lancet estimates that more

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than 75,000 people have been infected by the virus as of last

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week. If that turns out to be true, it will confirm what many

25:22

already fear that Beijing is massively under reporting these

25:25

numbers. The CDC reported that even if patients initial tests

25:29

for Coronavirus are negative, they could still develop the

25:32

illness because the test only works when patients have

25:35

symptoms. A study also showed the virus can be transmitted by

25:39

patients with no symptoms. A woman who travelled from

25:42

Shanghai to Germany infected seven other people while she

25:47

remained asymptomatic. Those findings contributed to the

25:50

decision to place 195 Americans housed at a California airbase

25:55

in the first federal quarantine in 50 years, they will spend 14

25:59

days there

26:00

that's way to control a virus like this is to keep people away

26:04

from everyone else. While you run out the clock on that

26:07

incubation period,

26:08

I routinely monitor outbreaks of disease around the world, both

26:14

for humans and animals to see if there might be a biological

26:20

warfare agent at work. So I follow what was going on there

26:27

at Wuhan. And eventually reached the conclusion that what we are

26:33

dealing here is an offensive biological warfare agent that

26:41

leapt out of the Wuhan biosafety level for a laboratory there

26:49

that has been DNA genetically engineered with gain of function

26:56

properties that simply accelerates the DNA genetically

27:01

engineering for a bio warfare agent in the first place. And as

27:08

far as I can tell, right now, Steve, just having read the

27:13

public record, it does appear as if it's a combination of what's

27:18

called a camera that basically you have the SARS. And we know

27:24

that that facility has previously worked with SARS and

27:28

stars leaked out of there at least twice before combined with

27:32

the flu virus. And it appears also combined with HIV that, you

27:39

know, leads to AIDS. At a minimum. It's my opinion that

27:43

you know, it's extremely dangerous. The Chinese

27:47

government the first case was December 1, it had nothing at

27:50

all to do with the you know, the food central there that's just

27:55

baloney and propaganda. Clearly the Chinese government knew

27:59

about it probably right around December one, the first human to

28:04

human transmission transmission was December 15. So the Chinese

28:09

government has been lying about it since then. This is a

28:13

specially designated who research lab. Now imagine that

28:19

the who are specially designating a bio warfare lab.

28:25

So the by the who is in on this? These BSL four facilities are

28:31

only good for research, developing, testing and

28:34

stockpiling biological warfare weapons.

1439: COVID Retrospective

Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak

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