are also important for sauce cove too and we know from sars the earlier variant off the sauce so far asus that t. cells set are detectable in the new kozel in the respiratory tract a much more long lived and probably more important in the n.t. body responses in these patients so the t. cells are extremely important to protect us against respiratory viruses like sauce of 2 and just very briefly yes or now if unity id yes or no. no ok i am a resident of the german society for immunology thank you so much for your time thank you. and outlets here more of your questions correspondent derek william stands ready to give someone says. what's being done to establish the actual origin of the virus. chasing a novel pathogen back to its original source is an extremely complex but also a very important task because it provides invaluable information about about how to prevent similar events in the future the current mantra is still that sars cove to jumped from animals to humans sometime towards the end of last year in china but we still don't know much about where or how we know that genetically it

commission itself brussels itself has issued a strategy last year report last year which said that china is asus a strategic rival of the european union so there is movement to see china with a more more skepticism than in the past but that is not a consensus within europe i think it's safe to say watch this space particularly with the united states entering its political season tyson barker thank you so much right now back to europe now thousands of protesters have marched through central budapest in support of journalist and hungry as most read news site index dozens of journalists have now resigned over the sacking of its editor in chief earlier this week his dismissal has raised concern that prime minister viktor or bond's nationalist government is intensifying its effort to muzzle critical voices. a sea of solidarity lighting up central budapest thousands of hungary and standing up for press freedom which many fear is disappearing under the rule of right wing prime minister viktor orban the latest victim hungary's most retinue site next to seen as one of the country's last independent media

itself brussels itself has issued a strategy last year a report last year which said that china is asus a strategic rival of the european union so there is movement to see china with a more more skepticism than in the past but that is not a consensus within europe i think it's safe to say watch this space particularly with the united states entering its political season tyson barker's thank you so much ida. now to some other stories making news around the world the us has reported another 1000 deaths from covert 1000 for the 4th day in a row driven by a spike in infections in arizona florida and other states but a top white house health advisor on the pandemic says the states are past the worst and has urged schools to reopen. vietnam has detected its 1st locally transmitted case of corona virus in over 3 months authorities said the man had been in close contact with more than 100 people they have all been tested vietnam took drastic early action to fight the virus and has reported 0 deaths. gunmen have killed at least 20 people including children in sudan's darfur region a tribal chief

all the models including those produced by asu and many international models indicated that we should've waid longer to reopen. however, unfortunately, some members of our state government decided toch choose models w seem to more conveniently suit their objectives and opened the state sooner rather than later. >>yo so how caget this back under control? what everyone wearing a mask help? >> it would certainly help, unfortunately we don't have a statewide masked man date here in arizona. in terms of how people can be mandated to where mask. here in maricopa county where we are seeing the highest numbers of the outbreak, weo have a mask mandate here and certainly we are seeing a lot more people aroundown wearing masks now. laura: the president of the united states says that 99% of coronavirus cases are totally harmless. is that yoxperience? >> i would describe that as entirely inaccurate. they are certainly not harmless. he may be correct in saying that 99% of cases might not be fatal. however, my understanding is that he called them harmless. the reality is, a lot of the real harm is that

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one does not have and should not invest into an area of the asue the ecbbec is buying -- because the ecb is buying and that every of the market. that is an area where we see value. if you think longer-term, we do think that where we find ourselves at the moment is that a case that is not so different in developed markets to where japan was, for example, in the 1990's. high stock of savings, high government spending. if we think about what that implies for markets, it was a rery strong period fo high-quality fixed-income. that is likely to replicate itself. francine: andrea iannelli stays with us. we are following very closely everything that is happening in hong kong. legislation passed yesterday by lawmakers in china, signed by president xi jinping, allows for potential life sentences for crime, including some of state power and collusion with foreign forces. we are live on the ground to bring you the latest developments. a conversation with former national security advisor john bolton. he has written a book, you may have heard about it. that interview coming up after 1:00 p.m. lond

a lot of these classes are online asu says most of its students are already enrolled they are just continuing their education but also this year, they saw a rise in the number of first year students who took classes. it more than doubled to more than 2,000 >> students said, hey, again, i don't have a job i can't travel i can't go to camp, but i can take classes i can take classes to get ahead in my college career or double major. >> reporter: july is supposed to be the peak month of employment for students but the sectors are leisure and hospitality and retail those aren't really options right now. back over the you. >> no, indeed they are not thank you very much. >>> time now to reveal to you that mystery chart we have been teasing you with all hour long there it is. year to date, up 70% the company is up more than 250% since hitting a low back in march. the stock chart belongs to the online education company the company is in a sweet spot benefitting for the need for colleges to have the abilities to transition to online education as many have done and more will this fall. chris is the co-f

effective when you're finding out three weeks later that you actually have covid, especially when you're asus tom matic. what's your assessment on this? >> what we're hearing from officials local and federal is this is deja vu. we're back to where we were in march when the pandemic just started and we were having trouble scaling up. this is why lawmakers on the hill are so adamant about additional funding in this additional stimulus package for covid-19 testing and contact tracing. there's been talks about 25 extra bill upthat goes into that. there's been pushback from republicans who already think this package is too big and bloated. but these long delays, you know, we've heard a lot anecdotally from family, friends, tweet threads of people dying because of these delays. but what we heard the admiral confirm this weekend is that, you know, there is, in fact, delays, and the federal government has not been able to ramp up to the capacity yet. there's still a shortage of, you know, many different materials to even conduct this testing. we've heard it from, you know, people running the laborato

the department of health services will partner with asu on a free saliva-based covid-19 testing. painless. capyou do is speak into a sewall, and the test is done with saliva -- all you do is and theo a capsule, test is done with saliva. the test will be free in the west valley. we will add additional sites and days. this will be ongoing the next couple of months. thank you to the researchers and developers at the university. and this testing begins on saturday. we are seeing some progress in arizona. we need to see more. we simply cannot let up. if we will stay at home, if we will make safer decisions, if you need to do something and go out and do it and go home, and we keep pressing. tos is a good excuse whatever series your friend have talked about on netflix to watch it or rewatch it or pick up your reading habit again. any excuse you can find to stay home will benefit the state of arizona, will help us navigate through this. and i appreciate people for what they have done the last 10 days over the independence day holiday. if we can do that again over the next two weeks, we c

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