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"Men near the climb over each other to huddle over the table where two tiny insects swipe at each other with their pincer like mandibles Their owners lightly brush their crickets with a Reed to rile them up The bugs lung at each other There's a quick tussle but one of the crickets is not able to keep its grip on the other They're put back into the protective clay jars The men shake their heads That cricket was too small they mutter knowingly Each of the men here and again it's virtually all men has worked for weeks to get to this match They've had to obtain train and finesse their crickets That labor intensive process starts here at the cricket market Southern UI shows me her catches of the year Saturday Islam Are you a junior My family has experienced They know to look for crickets with good shaped heads and big mandibles Ones with a fighting spirit Every August miss young's relatives fan out with nets and headlamps into the cornfields near her home in Shandong province The place is famous for the fierceness of its 6 legged fighters The result from this backbreaking hunting expedition about 100 mil crickets a year the most expensive one she's ever sold cost nearly $400 This year's crickets have good hard mandibles Because it didn't rain too much The Rain produces crickets with soft mandibles My friend Jay is so committed to cricket fighting he catches his own You're looking for a good teeth good men both Good hat Big broad hat because you have a jaw muscles And the bigger the head the better the muscle right And also the size of the neck He then brings them back to Beijing to undergo elite training So I used to keep thinking I was in here a couple of them in one jar and then I had some fighters and here as well I'm helping Jay clean out cricket jars They've been coated in a special tea A tea made from the defecation of a specific type of moth in southwestern guizhou province In Chinese medicine this is we think this the material is cool It's Leon right The bugs supposedly need more cooling elements during this particular week of China's lunar calendar And each jar we also add a little clay house for the cricket the right mix of soils and a carpet of rice paper They don't need the carpet but you know I don't want them walk around with a bare feet because they have this tiny claws And the tip of their legs when they damage they can not hold their ground when they're fighting right Jay carefully cooks a nutritious meal of grain and bean powder for them every night Oh they are very peaky They're very peaky They're picky about their mates too The week before Jay matched up his fighters with female crickets And then you pair them up Sometimes they don't like each other they will fight Domestic violence happens in both ways Sometimes the females eat males A few of his male crickets won't make which diminishes their aggression and therefore they're fighting abilities Some of them have to have their bottoms washed in a special solution J concocts to unclog their private parts Because they have their wings covered their butt So they couldn't do it You can't take off their pencil then That's gonna be a problem Jay loves his cricket so much it sometimes gets in the way of his own love life Do people ever tell you you're crazy Mostly girls Which is why Jay feels most comfortable here with his Beijing cricket team at these informal matches Tonight's match is still going strong four hours later About 20 pairs of crickets duking it out round after round The losing cricket usually simply runs away from the Victor and given how precious the crickets are their owners usually end each round before they can get injured Jay's team notches a big victory and he goes out drinking The next day I ask him what makes all this work worth it I have to go articulate my thoughts 'cause I'm still a hungover I need a beer A can of beer later he answers It's the thrill of the competition the glory of victory and a singular dream We always had this dream when we were a little child When we could one day have the king of fighters we've been searching for it for many many many years we're going to go through all of our life doing this year after year in the hope that if we could have one So far he's had some good fighters He's even sold one for about $1500 last month.
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"The moment his search came to an end. Washington was reunited with his parents after a DNA test threw up a match in 1997. Was just two years old and was taken from the doorway in front of the family's home. This image was taken early on in the search, and you can see his father, Guangdong tank holding up an image of his son and he never gave up. Search here. He is riding his motorbike from town to town with two banners carrying his son's photo Will gang tank broke bones got through 10 motorbikes slept under bridges. Beg for money after he'd spent his life savings in his quest to find his son. I mean, it's just heartbreaking. So far, it continues. So remarkable and relentless were his efforts. A film was made of his story. This is the poster for his release in 2015. That brought a new level of fame for Mr Gore, and he used it to help other parents to find their missing Children in China. He helped reunite at least seven families. He couldn't find his own boy. Until now. The Hong Kong film star Andy Lau starred in the film. He reportedly worked for free when playing Mr Gore and he said, I feel extremely happy and inspired today because brother your son has been reunited with his parents after 24 years. I hope everyone can join me in condemning human trafficking. Chinese police have released these images of the two suspects in the abduction of Mr Corson. They said that after spotting in playing alone outside his home in Shandong Province, the female suspect identified only by her name, Tang Grabbed him and took him to the bus station with her partner and Mr Hugh was waiting. The couple, then took it into city coached neighboring her Nan province and sold him there. Mr Gore's son was reportedly found still living in the province. Now, though, the family is back together and isn't that that is amazing. Yeah. I mean, it's it's heartbreaking heart warming. Uh, It's uh, story of the brutal trade of human beings. Uh, Anyway. They are obviously living in the jubilance that comes with the recovery of this guy who's now, as I say, a man. I mean, he's 24 years old that they have a lot of catching up to do. Yeah, This is true. This is true. Uh, 415 80 88 10 is the way you reach reaches. There's a new program underway in San Francisco and also in San Francisco, the city's park. Let's program Is about to become permanent. A committee of the Board of Supervisors approved the proposal to let restaurants continue to use those parking spaces as part of their business since the park. Let's allow many small businesses to stay open during the pandemic Shutdowns, Boy, you realize if you have parking, by the way, if you're parking in the city you're lucky already, right? Yeah, because they're just doing a lot of parking. But, uh, if you drive around, so so short of parking our way in San Francisco that if you drive around, you're like Oh, that's a there's a spot on Bush street. I've got to remember that for when I come on. Yeah, yeah, maybe later Today I can come back. Maybe that's my whether available spots or whatever. You know what I mean. It's a, uh It's a crazy lack of availability when it comes to partnership anyway, though, these businesses I'm talking about restaurants if they have access to parking it really did did during the pandemic and does now moving forward, maybe change the arithmetic. And in just a few minutes, we actually got an update that the full Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to create a permanent shared spaces Park lit program. Now chain stores or restaurants will have to pay a fee of up to $3000 a year for a single parking space. But small businesses can apply for a two year fee waiver again. The full board Voting on the fate of that park lit program, saying they are going to come up with some sort of program for businesses there in San Francisco, and they want to call the first Parkland. George Washington Parke clip, and then the school board now is saying No, no, no, not George Washington. George Washington was a slave owner. So now we're going to get off of that. Yeah, it's a It's an exciting program. Moving for it really is in the businesses who were able to do those get, though I think there are more than 150 permits for Park. Let's in San Francisco and those businesses say they survived because of that. No, It's a wild idea, but it just might work. But yeah, There you go. You're right. Shall we check out some text? I, um, I I have some other stories here, but I just want to quickly I like to, uh I mean, you teased one that really caught my attention, And that is the orders that the Holy Grail of beyond meat. Yeah. Let me let me do that story. Then I will check in on text because we want to do the story yesterday. But, you know, just kind of got lost in the In the in the wash. You know all the other things you were doing The thing about beyond me that I think is interesting. First of all, if you're you know, a non mediator, you're looking to change your diet. I mean, it represents a real opportunity for you. People seem to like beyond meat. They like the impossible burger all of that stuff, but They are a remarkably successful Company, so they have not only come up with this amazing innovation, where you have the taste and feel and texture of a burger for those who want to continue to have that But also want to transfer to a plant based diet but or or cutting down on, you know on animal products, every eliminating animal products, however, wherever you are in the spectrum, but They've done it. After making that breakthrough and then created a successful business, as you know, they have this huge IPO in their recent history. So now the chief executive Ethan Brown, is his name. Is talking about what the next steps might be. And apparently The Holy Grail. Is bacon? Mm. Yeah. They're looking to develop their own big You know, think about making it. It is a, uh it's largely as a result of salt. I think that that that bacon comes to life for us, you know, Um he says, we're building a company. They asked him. You have to be a vegan to work and beyond meat, he says. No, we're building a company, not a cult. I'm a very strict vegan, but some of my closest friends and advisers or hunters and anglers. People are in agriculture. Family farms are some of the hardest working most decent people being adversarial toward them is really the wrong approach. The guy seems like he's got his head on straight, you know? Sure. So he had an interview in The Wall Street Journal. Your product replaces traditional beef, pork.
Female Criminals
Femme Fatales: Shi Pei Pu
"Shi pei pu was born in the quiet eerie shadow of world. War two in nineteen thirty eight. His mother gave birth to her third child in the shandong province of eastern china journalists. Who reported on this case very the pronouns they use for she according to how he presented at the moment he doesn't fit neatly into modern ideas about gender and his motivations for the affair were political. Emotional and most of all mysterious. So for clarity will be using different pronouns for she. Depending on the context the child of a university professor and a teacher. She was surrounded by appreciation for the fine arts. His two older sisters were largely out of the house so the youngest of the family found other ways to pass the time like writing and singing. She even began as a vocalist in the opera. Under the guidance of his teacher may lawn vong in keeping with chinese tradition. She sang both male and female roles while she presented as male to take on the ladder rarely warranted a second thought after all may was renowned for his performances of female parts it was perhaps here as a performer that she found a level of comfort in where he fell on the gender spectrum she performed in the story of the butterfly a classic opera about a woman who poses as a man in order to go to school detail turns bleak though when the woman falls into a forbidden love affair with a male peer and the outra ends with both lovers dead
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"Along with two partners, announced that it intends to start shipping nearly 90 Million Cove in 19 vaccine doses two countries in Africa this month. Dr Catherine O'Brien has a good view of the whole landscape of vaccines from her post at the W. H O headquarters That's in Geneva, she says, a wrinkle and all this vaccine planning Is the variant strains of the cove in 19 virus that have been cropping up. There are two concerns. One is the speed with which vaccines can get out. Assuming that those vaccines remain effective against the variants, and again, we're watching that really carefully. The second. Is that not just speed. But are these vaccines still effective against the variance? Give us a sense of the need in Africa in particular. Where will this supply go? And what's been the state of play on the continent so far? Pandemic really moves around. We see different countries having surges of cases at different times, and, of course, with surges of cases and transmission come surges of deaths in the aftermath of those cases. The idea that we're pursuing the world is pursuing is not to try and move the vaccine into one country or another country at preference because of the experience that they're having right now in terms of transmission. Given that this is moving in different waves through different countries, those people who are at highest need and highest risk need to be vaccinated in every country. Let's talk about supply where to supply need to increase most urgently. At this point, we have only one low income country that has even begun. Tol distribute vaccine and that's the country of Guinea with a very small number of doses. We're in a situation where we have 108 million doses of vaccine that have been distributed worldwide. But 75% of those doses have gone to just 10 countries. And that means that there are many, many, many countries that either have very small numbers of doses or no doses at all, but given the difficulty of access for poor nations. Does that become all theoretical like if you can't even get the basic vaccine out. How are you able to get a grip on the spread? Well, I really want to sort of correct the idea that poor countries can't get the vaccine. First of all we've been doing and supporting countries to introduce new vaccines for decades. Frankly, low income countries have a very strong experience of rolling out vaccines. What they really need right now is they need the supply, so the country's air ready? Is there a country that is doing this well or poised to do it? Well, that you think could be a model. That's an interesting question, because we're working really carefully with countries that air in this first wave of deployment toe, understand what lessons they're learning. About how to do this and how to do it. Well, we certainly have been having conversations with the UK with Israel. We've learned some innovative things already. You know, we've heard about trying to get six doses out of the five servile and how that can be done, which actually stretches supply. There have been ideas around giving one dose and waiting up to six weeks in recommendations in some countries longer, so that the current supply can be stretched to get at least more people with one does in while we wait for additional supply to get that second dose in what are you going to be looking for? In the next couple of days and weeks? Where you going to be watching for that? We should also be watching for to understand how distribution is going What we're going to be doing is really focusing on getting started with vaccination in every country. We have a goal of in the 1st 100 days of 2021 getting vaccine into every country so that those highest priority groups can start to be vaccinated our eyes on the ball for those things, and that's what we're driving for in February and early March, Dr Catheter Brian Thank you so much for your time. Thank you out of his pleasure. Lunar New Year in China. There's one of the few times when millions of people go home and see family last February Cove. It cut many of those trips short. So many in China, including NPR's Beijing correspondent Emily Fang, We're hoping this year would be different. Well, it's not transient or Spring Festival is the weeks long celebration for Lunar New Year, which is usually in February. It was a month once filled with firecrackers in travel people made some three billion trips during 2019 Spring Festival of vast human migration that nearly paralyzed China's transportation systems. The last Lunar New Year, when the Corona virus pandemic exploded in China. What was curious to me was the quiet more than a billion people just stayed home, and this year is likely to be more of the same. My local produce market is usually empty by late January. Fruit sellers and tofu makers having left Beijing well in advance. Not this year, Government sponsored surveys show about 3/4 of Chinese citizens will not travel home. Yeah, A steady stream of customers keeps this temperature monitor the market entrance. Beeping laval phone everywhere in the countryside of sealed off, explains my local butcher who goes by so mama or panda. Beijing wants anyone traveling to rule areas to do a covert test when they returned to a city plus to a seven day quarantine. China's villages are also on overdrive. Many have gone into semi lockdowns already, so pandas Native village and Jiangsu Province wouldn't even let him in. Panda is a stocky, unsentimental man, but he listens to his grandparent's, but we don't like the way you e don't want to create any trouble for the country. If you're found to have covered, then your entire life is over. My grandparent's told me best not to leave Beijing so he, like many of China's migrant workers are staying put. All these restrictions come after about 2000 new covert cases in January for China, it was the highest number of daily new cases in 10 months. It's now trying to prevent a super spreading spring festival at all costs. And the costs are high from migrant workers like sisters. When my local fruit seller, she is one of the 300 million or so migrant workers who work in big cities far away from their home towns in L. A. Last year, we were home for only three days before hurrying back to Beijing. We're still trying to decide whether we go home this year home in Shandong Province, where she's left her middle school age daughter Normally, spring festival is the one time they all get to be home together. Community Channel five In normal times, she could come to Beijing on her school breaks. Not this year. We have video chat. I suppose she calls me every day. What else can you do Call between making a living and going home. Most workers are choosing the former, like Joseph, also a Beijing restaurant worker from Sichuan Province. She feigns toughness because she's 19 and working in one of China's biggest cities for the first time. In life, You know shareholders. When I first got to Beijing last year, I did miss home a little, but that homesickness went away. But that facade soon. Kratz due home shopping. Of course, Deep down. I still want to go home. New Year's best spend at home instead of in a far away place. I sympathize with her. I, too am spending another new year away from family. At least Joe and I have her health. Our jobs. Maybe next year, we'll get to be with loved ones to Emily Fang. NPR NEWS Beijing Yeah. You're.
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"Of China's migrant workers are staying put. All these restrictions come after about 2000 new covert cases in January for China, it was the highest number of daily new cases in 10 months. It's now trying to prevent a super spreading spring festival at all costs. And the costs are high from migrant workers like Sister swim my local fruit seller. She is one of the 300 Million or so migrant workers who work in big cities far away from their home towns. You know quite well. Last year, we were home for only three days before hurrying back to Beijing. We're still trying to decide whether we go home this year Home and Shandong Province, where she's left her middle school age daughter. Normally, spring festival is the one time they all get to be home together. Community telethon In normal times, She could come to Beijing on her school breaks. Not this year. We have video chat. I suppose she calls me every day. What else can you do? Carpentry, making a living and going home. Most workers are choosing the former, like Joseph, also a Beijing restaurant worker from Sichuan Province. She feigns toughness because she's 19 and working in one of China's biggest cities for the first time. Life pinochle hydration. When I first got to Beijing last year, I did miss home a little, but that homesickness went away. But that facade soon Kratz due home. Of course, Deep down. I still want to go home. The New year's best spend at home instead of in a far away place. I sympathize with her. I, too, AM spending another new year away from family, At least Joe and I have her health, our jobs. Maybe next year, we'll get to be with loved ones to Emily Fang. NPR NEWS Beijing Mm. You're listening to all things considered from NPR news. Turkey is seeing some of its biggest student protest in years. The unrest started when the Turkish government imposed its choice for who should run one of the country's premier universities, breaking a long tradition of independence. Scores of people have now been arrested and the protests continue, with authorities worried the unrest could spread. NPR's Peter Kenyon reports, Both students and faculty opposed the move. University is named Bolas Aja, which is Turkish for the Bosphorous straight. It's been one of the city's elite university since its founding as an American school in the 18 sixties. For the past 50 years, it's been a Turkish State University. Schools leaders have always been chosen by internal election until now, president rigid type. Erdogan's government announced in January that it was installing Mellie Boulud, a local official from Erdogan's ruling AK Party to head the university..
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"Dead after an explosion at a gold mine in China. Chinese officials raised the death toll today after rescuers found the bodies of nine more miners. The search continues for one minor who was still missing. The 11 survivors were pulled to safety a day earlier after being trapped underground for two weeks at the mine and Shandong Province, Senator Pat Leahy is set to lead former President Donald Trump's upcoming impeachment proceedings that Vermont Democrat is also the Senate president, Pro temporary Senators can be over an impeachment trial as long as the person is not the current commander in chief. The House IMPEACH TRUNK the historic second time for inciting an insurrection on the U. S Capitol in January. 6th Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says the trial will begin the week of February. 8th, a group of parents in Virginia, are skeptical of their school district's timeline for reopening. Fairfax County Public School plans to begin opening campuses to some students on February 16th. Apparent, Christie Hudson says. They've been promised in person learning time and time again. We're thinking that Fairfax County is letting us down. We did used to be considered one of the most premier school systems in the country. The goal is to have 100,000 students back on campus by March 9th. But Hudson says Fairfax has promised similar plans just to help them before they're realized had some went on to say that the current plan initially includes only two days a week of in person learning that sign says it's long overdue to start opening the classroom doors, the Bernie said. Anders MIM, appearing all over the Web is now permanently inked into some people's lives. A Denver main recently got the famous photo of the remount senator tattooed on his arm. That tattoo, which was done at the copper head tattoo parlor as Sanders, sitting cross legged, masked and wearing his rather large mittens at the January 20th inauguration. The artist Sam Kun says she believes while some tattoos gain meaning, as time goes on, she says, others are just meant to make you smile. You're listening to the latest on NBC news radio. Treasury Department is taking steps to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. It's important that our money reflect the history and diversity of our country and Harriet Tubman's image gracing the new $20 note would certainly reflect that. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. President Biden's team is exploring ways to speed up the effort. Former President Trump was critical of the plan that was approved by the Obama administration. Ex Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin delay the implementation until 2026 Harriet Tubman was an abolitionist and activist who helped rescue slaves in the Civil War era police officers who risked their lives during a deadly riot. The capital are now testing positive for covert 19. The mutual with more over the weekend, Metropolitan Police Department chief Robert Conte said some of his officers have since tested positive for the coronavirus. Some seedy people tones hit harder than others following January. 6 yes, especially here lately, with the activation about civil disturbance units in response to the arrest that we've had Conte didn't say exactly how many D C police officers who responded to the rights have now tested positive. But since the pandemic began, at least 580 officers have tested pause. Did it. Ohioans 75 older, along with those with severe developmental disabilities now qualify for the Corona virus vaccine. The state is in its second week of Phase one B vaccinations. Supply of vaccine is limited, but officials say more are coming. Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian may have found her match Michael Kastner reports, The news is reporting the rumors about her being romantically involved with blink. 1 82 drummer Travis Barker are true. They were spotted hanging out. Last week. The Palm Springs home Kardashians Mom, Kris Jenner. Officials are calling 2020 and unusually deadly year for shark attacks. Researchers that the international shark attack file stay throughout. Last year. Sharks killed a total of 10 people around the world. That's.
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"shandong province" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Begin next Monday, provide administration renewing a push to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. Driver in a Belmont Road Rage case now been charged with murder students in the King Philip Regional School district. They're going to be learning remotely for the rest of the week. A robo call was sent out today to community members to close consideration with the boards of health from ransom. Plainville in North Walk, the district has decided to transition to a fully remote learning model. For the remainder of the week As we investigate multiple positive confirmed cases of covert 19 within the district, the message goes on to say only custodial staff will be the buildings for the rest of this week do deep cleanings. The school district says. This is being done in about 11 abundance of caution, and we'll be in touch with local health boards to reassess in the coming days. As Americans continue to get vaccinated against covert 19. There was word on progress from Johnson and Johnson, ABC medical contributor and infectious disease experts themselves for medical Doc Todd Ellery. This is a single dose vaccine and with a single dose vaccine. If it's effective, you can imagine that's going to really change the landscape of logistics and make it much easier to give. More vaccine. Maternal, meantime, says new research shows it's covert 19 vaccine does work on variants of the virus from the UK and South Africa. However, the company says out of an abundance of caution, they will develop a booster shot. For the South African strain. Voting machine Manufacturers. Dominion Voting systems is suing former President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, saying it wanted to set the record straight and recover more than a billion dollars in damages. The company alleges Giuliani was behind a lie that Dominion had stolen votes and fixed the election for now. President Joe Biden Dominions lawyers, Tom Claire Million put him on formal written notice of these fax weeks ago. And yet he has continued to lie about Dominion over and over again. Even after the events last weekend in Washington, D C and right up to and including the filing of this lawsuit, Dominion is suing for defamation. In response, Giuliani says he will investigate a counter suit. Dozens of people needed hospital treatment following weekend protests in Russia. More than 40. People had to seek medical attention after thousands gathered in Moscow and other major cities to support Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. Navalny recently returned to Russia and was immediately detained. Police estimated about 4000 protesters gathered in Moscow alone with one human rights organization reporting over 1000 people had been detained by police. I'm Bill's him for after being trapped for two weeks in China, 11 miners have been found alive. The news is not all good, though nearly half of the trapped miners Didn't survive just to the mine in Shandong Province in the far east of the country had collapsed after an explosion January 10th, leaving the men stranded under 70 tons of debris. Rescuers mentioned to make contact with the trapped men who'd ask for pickles and porridge to be sent down to trying to stave off hunger. China's minds, of course are among the world's deadliest and Sadly, officials just announcing that despite the rescue 10 miners have bean found dead that is a B C's. He empanel a shooting in Salem, Lisa Man and a woman injured. This happened just before 8 30 last night on Perkins Street north of the victim's conditions. Their injuries are believed to be serious. Both protecting a mass general hospital. No word on any arrest. Nonprofit in Metro West is expanding one of two locations, so we conserve more low income families during the pandemic. Hoops and homework was started in 2012 by founder Herb Chasing as a way to get kids in low income neighborhoods and framing him off the streets after school. The nonprofit provides tutoring and activities for Children at its two centers, Jason says They've expanded their hours during the pandemic so that kids can actually come into the center in the morning and do their online learning there. We make stood there on line. The teacher and ask questions answered. Questions process stayed at home with these crowded departments and the parents struggling to help them with the limited English that stuff the kids are fed While they're at the center, Jason says. Their meal at 5 P.m. is often the last meal. A lot.
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10 workers found dead in China mine explosion
"Chinese rescues who found the bodies of mine workers in a mine explosion raising the death toll to ten officials say eleven of the workers were rescued earlier after being trapped for two weeks and one person is still missing at the gold mine in Shandong province the man of young Thai city says a search efforts will continue for the remaining mine until he's found the coals of the accident after the mine which is still being constructed is under investigation the explosion on January ten was large enough to release seventy tons of debris with the block to the soft disabling elevators and trapping workers on the ground rescue was drilled parallel shocks to send food and nutrients and eventually bring up the survivors on Sunday I'm Charles that that's my
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"Go here next. Com. He said he would not wear a mask and resisted calls for mask mandates and restrictions in his country to control the spread of coronavirus. Now, with Mexico having some of the worst covert numbers in the world closing in on 150,000 deaths, Mexican President Andres Manuel says he's got the virus. Tweeting that his symptoms are mild and that he is in medical treatment but doesn't give any details. Former Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen could be confirmed this week is the first woman to be Treasury secretary says ABC Is Dairy. Aldinger Expected Decision on Interest Rates from The Fed, which Yellen used to chair on Wednesday, look for earnings this week from Tesla and Apple were the top page to President Biden today began talks with a group of moderate Senate Republicans and Democrats. On the big covert financial relief package. Trapped two weeks with loads of gold. Chinese miners rescued A B C's James long 11 workers trapped for two weeks by an explosion inside a Chinese gold mine have been brought to safety. But 10, others remain missing in the mine in northeastern Shandong province, and their fate is unknown. Speaking of gold, a rare gold coin made by noted craftsman from New York, dating back to 17 87 has sold at a Dallas auction for 9.36 million Heritage Auctions say the sale represent The most ever paid for a gold coin at auction. The buyer wants to remain anonymous. ABC is Michelle Franzen. This is ABC News Come, Oh, traffic.
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"Hey, limos. Seattle. KOMO FM. Oakville, The Northwest's on Lee 24 hour news station from ABC News. I'm Dave Packer, a new ABC News Ipsos poll, giving President Biden a 69% approval rating in his handling of the pandemic. So far, incoming administration officials saying 100 million shots and arms and 100 days is just part of their plan. Biden has said he wants it least 100 million vaccinations in his 1st 100 days. That's a four It's not a ceiling, but it comes as a number of states are reporting vaccine shortage is another. Part of Biden's plan is to reopen schools in that time, Biden surgeon General designate Vivek Murthy tells ABC is this week It's going to require getting schools. The resource is they need to stay safe, but also gonna take us getting the background number of cases down in our communities. And that's where we all come in. Marco Malard. ABC News Senate set to receive the article of impeachment against former President Trump from the House tomorrow, which will tip off before. More proceedings now, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says a report in The New York Times says that Trump tied to remove then acting attorney general Rod for Jeffrey Rosen and replace him with the Trump loyalists who then pursued efforts to overturn the election results in Georgia should be looked into two. I have asked for the inspector general to investigate what happened and then we will follow up on that. The Senate trial against Trump, accusing him of inciting the attack on the U. S. Capitol is set to begin in two weeks from tomorrow in China. 11 workers trapped for two weeks by an explosion inside a Chinese gold mine have been brought to safety. But 10 others remain missing in the mine in northeastern Shandong province, and their fate is unknown. ABC is James Long Men at the Foreign Desk unrest in Russia. The US State Department condemning the more than 2000 reported arrests after violent clashes between anti government protesters and heavily armed police and various Russian cities. Tens of thousands of protesters taking to the streets just days after Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny returned to Moscow and was taken into custody. You're listening to ABC news. 2021 marks the 35th anniversary of the American Eagle Coin program..
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"ABC News. I'm Dave Packer, a new ABC News Ipsos poll giving President Biden a 69% approval rating in his handling of the pandemic. So far, incoming administration officials saying 100 million shots and arms and 100 days is just part of their plan. Didn't has said he wants at least 100 million vaccinations in his 1st 100 days. Four. It's not a ceiling, but it comes as a number of states are reporting vaccine shortages. Another. Part of Biden's plan is to reopen schools in that time by insurgent General designate Vivek Murthy tells ABC is this week It's going to require getting schools. The resource is they need to stay safe, but also gonna take us getting background number of cases down in our communities, and that's where we all come in Mark Re Malard ABC News Senate set to receive the article of impeachment against former President Trump from the House tomorrow, which will tip off the formal proceedings now. Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer says a report in The New York Times says that Trump tied to remove then acting Attorney General Robert Jeffrey Rosen and replace him with the Trump loyalists, who then pursued efforts to overturn the election results in Georgia should be looked into two. I have asked for the inspector general to investigate what happened and then we will follow up on that. The Senate trial against Trump, accusing of them inciting the attack on the U. S. Capitol is set to begin in two weeks from tomorrow in China. 11 workers trapped for two weeks by an explosion inside a Chinese gold mine have been brought to safety. But 10 others remain missing in the mine in northeastern Shandong province, and their fate is unknown. ABC is James long men that the foreign desk unrest in Russia. The US State Department, condemning the more than 2000 reported arrests after violent clashes between anti government protesters and heavily armed police and various Russian cities. Tens of thousands of protesters taking to the streets just days after Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny returned to Moscow and was taken into custody. You're listening to ABC News taking a look at KGO traffic..
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"19 was confirmed here in the U. S. And you, You know, that case was a 35 year old man here in our state. Since then, the Corona virus has killed more than 400,000. Americans. Dr Simone wildly infectious diseases physician at South Shore Health in Massachusetts is on our CO Moh news line, Doctor. Good morning. Morning. Thanks for having me Amanda. Ah, year ago. Do you remember your thoughts to this is mysterious illness had entered the U. S. Did you have any idea it would become what It has remember exactly where I was When I heard the first case, but to be honest, I thought it's probably not going to be as Worried some, you know, I was thinking about it in terms of the flu. And was I wrong? Oh, my goodness. You know, I mean, just look at the devastation we're dealing with right now. More than 400,000 deaths. Have a variant. I mean, just so many things going on right now. How do you summarize where we are in the battle against two Cove? It? Oh, we have so much more work to do. I mean, just the life that are being lost. I mean, it's just My goodness, I really I think we have to really just stay focused right now and practice all the safety measures, which I know I talk about a lot, but you know, just to remind everyone we have to continue to wear the mask. Practice social distance in wash your hands, avoid large crowds. And please, when it's your turn to get the vaccine, absolutely. Get the vaccine. I mean, we're at a crucial point right now. So we have to really hunker down. How you feel about the rollout of the vaccine. Are we doing better? I mean, we have to a lot of lessons need to be learned from what happened in the past couple weeks. I really think that you know, states have been trying, but there have been some problems. There haven't been as much supplies we've been told. I mean the logistics of it, really. There's some problems, but I'm hopeful that we're going to be able to really learn from those kings in the road and then move on. Going forward. The coma Morning news with manufacturing Greg her short on Co Moh news. Chinese miners rescued after two weeks trapped These are your world Headlines from ABC News 11 workers trapped for two weeks by an explosion inside a Chinese gold mine have been brought to safety. State television showed them brought up in baskets blindfolded to protect their eyes after so long in the darkness, But 10, others remain trapped in the mine in northeastern Shandong province, and their fate is unknown. Pirates have attacked a Turkish cargo ship off the West African coast, kidnapping 15 sailors and killing one other theater. Could spend six hours forcing their way into a secure area. The Liberian flag Moz art where they took the sailors hostage on a Russian social media star, has been deported from Indonesia after throwing a party at a luxury hotel in Bali for more than 50 people defying coronavirus restrictions. Sir Jake a Cinco, who has 4.9 million Instagram followers, said he was sorry after posting a video showing him driving a motorcycle off a pier into the sea. I'm James lawman at the ABC News Foreign desk in London. Endemic.
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"More time to push through Biden's Cabinet picks. Take a look at his agenda, and Republicans say this gives former President Donald Trump more time to repair his case with new poll indicates President Biden has so far of political honeymoon period with positive poll numbers. ABC is Chuck's Everton. 69% of the latest ABC News Ipsos poll, including 40% of Republicans approve of Mr Biden's handling of the coronavirus 57% have confidence in the president's ability to unify the country is executive actions on covert climate and immigration are supported by clear majorities. Republicans support plummets for his directives on immigration, like ending the Muslim travel ban Chuck's Iverson of ABC News, he says The poll was taken Friday to Saturday in English and Spanish. Among 504 adults. Numbers could be off 5% points plus or minus the CDC says more than 20 million Covert 19 vaccine doses have been administered so far in the U. S. Is President Biden ramps up vaccine delivery to meet his Pledge of 100 million doses and 100 days? And we gotta tell an update right now here, infectious disease expert Dr Todd Element says. We're in the middle of a race vaccination versus the increased contagious variants. There's one variant, in particular the South African variant that looks more contagious and also in the lab has been shown toe have a tenfold decrease in our immune response. So that is concerning. But remember, That doesn't mean necessarily in real life that the vaccine will not be effective against it. This is common news. Am 1000 FM 97 7. Chinese Miners rescued after two weeks trapped These are your world Headlines from ABC News 11 workers trapped for two weeks by an explosion inside a Chinese gold mine have been brought to safety. State television showed them brought up in baskets blindfolded to protect their eyes after so long in the darkness. 10. Others remain trapped in the mine in northeastern Shandong province, and their fate is unknown. Pirates have attacked a Turkish cargo ship off the West African coast, kidnapping 15 sailors and killing one other. The Attackers spent six hours forcing their way into a secure area. The Liberian flag Moz art where they took the sailors hostage on a Russian social media star, has been deported from Indonesia after throwing a party at a luxury hotel in Bali for more than 50 people defying coronavirus restrictions. Sir Jake, A Cinco, who has 4.9 million Instagram followers said he was sorry after posting a video showing him driving a motorcycle off a pier into the sea. I'm James lawman at the ABC News Foreign desk in London police departments across the country reviewing the behavior of dozens of officers who were in Washington on the day of the deadly riot at the U. S. Capitol. Associated Press Review finds At least 31 officers are being scrutinized or face criminal charges tied to the January 6 events in the nation's capital. Most haven't been publicly identified, and only a few have been charged. Experts say it's up to police chiefs to strike a balance between maintaining their officers, First Amendment rights and dealing with community mistrust of those officers. Who were on the scene again in Washington, and we're hearing rioting. Youth protest Ng on the first night of a Dutch curfew of torch to Corona virus testing facility and threw fireworks of police in a Dutch fishing village Police saying earlier today that nationwide they find more than 3600 people overnight for breaching the curfew that ran from 9 P.m. Saturday. Until 4 30 this morning and arresting 25 people nationwide for breaching the crew. Few or violence and we're hearing a lot of video being shared here from that fishing village northeast of Amsterdam, showing What if you use breaking into the testing facility near the villages harbor before it was set ablaze the police and municipality issuing a statement today, expressing their anger of the writing has been going on there. Someone whose time now is 7 50 way can't included. We do have the money and business report to propel insurance money. Business Report for you. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating claims that one of Ford Motors recalls didn't fix the issue. Brian Shook has the details. So far, the administration has received 11 complaints, saying the power tailgates weren't fixed when the super duty pickup trucks were re called in 2019. Ford recall the F 2 50 f 3 50 the F 4 50 models after owners complained the power tail gates were opening while they were driving. 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"The Charlotte Motor Speedway is now hosting SUVs and minivans carrying health care workers and people 65 older as they received their first dose of the Fizer vaccine. 69 year old Susan Parkes says it was a thrill to drive along the racetrack and get her shot. I feel extremely blessed. I was thinking this was gonna be my birthday present in April and for me to be able to get it now. Is just really a blessing more than 16,000 people have made appointments at the speedway this weekend. Another mass vaccination event is planned later this week at the Bank of America Football Stadium. For NPR News. I make delicate now in Charlotte and moving overseas now to China, where Chinese state media reporting that 11 gold miners that were trapped underground for two weeks. Have been rescued in northern Shandong province. Another 10 remain missing. Their fate is unclear. The BBC Steven McDonald reports on the rescue effort. The authorities had expected that it would take two more weeks to reach them their toe. Bore through a special rescue tunnel. 600 M Underground is going to be very hard with rising water coming ever closer. Then, somehow, rather, a ventilation shaft is being cleared, meaning that they could immediately start bringing the miners up today and we've seen the footage off the trapped miners. When they come to the surface. There's applause from the rescue teams. And you hope that now they've got 11 of them through the hospital that they'll all make it and you're listening to NPR news. Teams that play in the Super Bowl are being decided today. The Green Bay Packers playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the NFC Championship, and after the battle of the base C A F C championship game will take place as Greg Echlin reports from Kansas City. Kansas City, The defending Super Bowl champion gotta lift on Friday when its star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Clear the NFL's concussion protocol's Mahomes says he's ready for the game against a Buffalo team it beat during the regular season. When you're at this point this season, you're playing great football teams and so have great players and every single level on their defense. Obviously, they have a tremendous offense on Lee, the Green Bay Packers averaged more points per game this season than the Buffalo Bills. Who are making their first appearance in the A F C championship game since 1994 for NPR News. I'm Greg Echlin University of Michigan is shutting down all sports activities for the time being, after several positive tests of the new, more infectious Corona virus variant were linked to the athletic department, the school says. It's following a mandate issued this weekend by the State Department of Health and Human Services, which is moving more aggressively against the new variant. Police in the Netherlands, says Mass say more than two dozen people have been arrested. And more than 3600 have been fine for breaking an overnight curfew. That curfew went into effect for the first time last night in a bid to rein in the Corona virus at a coronavirus infections, a testing facility. Was set on fire last night and riders through fireworks at police and a Dutch fishing village northeast of Amsterdam on trial. Snyder This is NPR news..
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"The Charlotte Motor Speedway is now hosting SUVs and minivans carrying health care workers and people 65 older as they received their first dose of the Fizer vaccine. 69 year old Susan Parkes says it was a thrill to drive along the racetrack and get her shot. I feel extremely blessed. I was thinking this was gonna be my birthday present in April and for me to be able to get it now. Is just really a blessing more than 16,000 people have made appointments at the speedway this weekend. Another mass vaccination event is planned later this week at the Bank of America Football Stadium. For NPR News. I make delicate now in Charlotte, moving overseas now to China, where Chinese state media reporting that he'd 11 gold miners that were trapped underground for two weeks. Have been rescued in northern Shandong province. Another 10 remain missing. Their fate is unclear. The BBC Steven McDonald reports on the rescue effort. The authorities had expected that it would take two more weeks to reach them. They had to Bore through a special rescue tunnel. 600 M Underground is going to be very hard with rising water coming ever closer then, somehow, rather, a ventilation shaft is being cleared. Meaning that they could immediately start bringing the miners up today and we've seen the footage off the trapped miners. When they come to the surface. There's applause from the rescue teams. And you hope that now they've got 11 of them through the hospital that they'll all make it and you're listening to NPR news. Teams that play in the Super Bowl are being decided today. The Green Bay Packers playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the NFC Championship, and after the battle of the base C A F C championship game will take place as Greg Echlin reports from Kansas City. Kansas City, The defending Super Bowl champion got a left on Friday when its star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Clear the NFL's concussion protocol's Mahomes says he's ready for the game against the Buffalo team it beat during the regular season. When you're at this point of season, you're playing great football teams, and so they have great players and every single level on our defense. Obviously, they have the tremendous offense on Lee, the Green Bay Packers averaged more points per game this season than the Buffalo Bills. Who are making their first appearance in the A F C championship game since 1994 for NPR News. I'm Greg Echlin in the University of Michigan is shutting down all sports activities for the time being, after several positive tests of the new, more infectious Corona virus variant were linked to the athletic department, the school says. It's following a mandate issued this weekend by the State Department of Health and Human Services, which is moving more aggressively against the new variant. Police in the Netherlands, says Mass say more than two dozen people have been arrested. And more than 3600 have been fine for breaking an overnight curfew. That curfew went into effect for the first time last night in a bid to rein in the Corona virus at Corona Virus infections, a testing facility. Set on fire last night and riders through fireworks at police and a Dutch fishing village northeast of Amsterdam on trial. Snyder this is NPR news. Support for NPR comes from the Kresk E Foundation, expanding opportunities in America's cities through grant making and social investing. More ATC rescue dot or g'kar. And the listeners of KQED Well, six minutes.
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"Hundreds of meters below the surface after an explosion at a gold mine a week ago and now communicating with their rescuers by telephone. The rescue is on the surface have been able to lower a phone line into a narrow shaft at the site in Shandong Province. We're gonna be talking about what can actually be done practically in these situations when they do occur, but first, let's get the latest on the situation of my correspondent Stephen McDonald has just brought us the latest. What is the latest? Even Well, obviously having this phone line is much better than the way they were communicating, which was just by a hand written notes like shoved on Long metal cables and then driven underground for hundreds of meters. Having this phone line they can talk to the trapped miners and get a better idea of the situation that they are facing. Now they Sadly have lost contact with a colleague who was buried some 50 m below them when they're 10 other colleagues have lost. I don't know where they are. Worrying thing, though, is that for the survivors, the water level is dangerously high, and officials thinking of trying to use possibly Submersible devices to try pump some of that water out. The upside of having better connect communication with with the miners. Also, you know, by these tunnels, they've been able to sense her a lot more food and the like. So, for example, there Have now reached them by several of these long thin communication tunnels on band, for example, being able to send through to them the special nutritional liquids. Porridge medicines, which stayed requested. Now, the miners said that some of the most their group would dizzy but that they have been up to government walk again. The injured were feeling better. Every thankful is it'll help them store their energy and what have you but they actually requested that really like some ham sausages, actually, so you can imagine. After a week stuck underground and Few nutritional packs. You might like something like some sausages. Two possible if the spirits bless him, the news that's coming up from underground brought to us by Stephen McDonald in Beijing. Thank you, Steven. Let's talk more than about what could be done in such dramatic situations. Andrew Watson is a mine safety consultant with Emery's training and rescue and you good to talk to you the main hurdles, then that the rescuers Will have to overcome. I think you have to look back to what would cause of the explosion and the first place I mean an explosion in a gold. Maine is extremely unusual caused by a natural something that's in the main, so the explosion has been caused by something that's being transported on so the size of the explosion we're talking about. It's been Potentially explosives themselves has been transported into the main and it's happened out by nearly entrance into the main to actually trapped them in Andhra. They have got three options to rescue them who won as the borehole, which is obviously been done before, as in Chile, but that I have problems with that. And this may explain why the drawing more than bored, bored holes, Andhra fact that you would know the amount of water that was in the main and that would create a Steinway, not political team to get the people out. But just a simple fact that you're putting boreholes and threw water bearing strata. You could the increasing the water into the main and that not with potentially cause a problem. They're already saying they're communicating. I'm just going to say on that point they're communicating that there are already high levels of underground water so they don't go down. That route. What else might be another way of them? Getting them out? The other two options, which are potentially quicker We're getting on as you either go through where the roadway has been damaged by the explosion, or you go around it. Initially when they went and they would only have half the information that you require, and that would be from going into the main so they would know where the problem started from where the roof fall where the collapse started from, But they wouldn't have information on we had ended. So that means that difficult to plan. What is the quickest route, which is obviously what they're looking for The quickest way to get the main also know that they've got communication the me and it's only army may have information as to the extent The fall, and that would then create a focus for the weirder trying create the rescue The borehole, which the depths that what cannot is very similar after what you hadn't chili and that and almost 70 days, and if the water is rising to critical point that does not really an option for them, So they have to find a way. As I say. I love to get through. The default to clear it or to go around it on definitely no have information as to the extent of art that you could know. Focus on that. I mean, initially they've probably been doing all three year because of the lack of information. Ask them no cleared on just exactly what has been damaged. That's what clear focus. I'm Andrew. I mean, in these situations, minors he used to spending time underground but not such prolonged periods of time. Is this a problem as well? You know, you want to get to these people, but you know their mental state as well. I guess his key to getting them out safely. I think the mental part as the key to it because it's of course, the bored holes going toe. They can't supply everything that we've been required to keep them alive as the mental condition of the men and from the sounds of it, they've got injuries and there as well and that all this has an impact on morale, but again been able to communicate. It will help with that. Need reassurance. They need to know what's happening. I would say the main and hopefully that can give them some sort of time Lane to give them some reassurance that they will be arrested within the time. The one thing they will not be short or than China on main us to do the what they will not be short of the willingness T and then get them out. Because irrespective of queer, you have an underground situation, Mainers will make train of the impossible to help may not Andrew. Good to talk to you, Andrew what's in their mind safety consultant with Emery's training and rescue. News Day 14 minutes.
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"This is the club's highest played player We're talking about here, so yeah, far from satisfactory for Arsenal toe have an asset like that, just kicking his heels on and far from satisfactory for Russell as well. Who had his best is a wonderfully talented player. But the years are clocking on now he's 32. He can't have too many years left. So so, yes, I think a long overdue move that that effectively suits all parties. John. Thanks as always, for joining us this morning, that is John Murray joining this live. Of course, we'll bring you details of how much of Virgil's medical outfit about Shay, hopefully in the next few hours goes on tomorrow's program away from the Premier League and nine months later than scheduled in a different country to the Confederation of African Football's original choice. African Nations Championship is finally underway in Cameroon. That is, of course, the tournament where national teams made up of only players who play in their own domestic leagues. D R Congo clear at the top now in Group B after Sunday's one, they'll win over Congo Brazzaville, Libya and the share paid out a goalless draw in that group, while hosts Cameron and Marley both joined the elite group A after both won one nil on Saturday in the tournament's opening matches. And an Australian Open tennis player has tested positive for covert 19 amid controversy of a case is tied to the event. Organizers say the Grand Slam will be going ahead. Despite the disruptions. The infected players not been identified. Publicly. At least 72 players now plus other staff have been ordered to stay in their rooms for two weeks without leaving. After arriving on one of three flights, which carried infected travelers, Mr Ross many thanks. Indeed, let's move on to one of our top stories. Reports from China of 12 miners have been trapped underground for a week, and reports seem to suggest That they have been able to get in contact with the surface. Let's find out more from our correspondent Steve Donna, Listen, tell us more. Steve. What what exactly is happening at the moment? It was seeing a very dramatic and desperate attempt to reach these 12 trapped miners in eastern China's Shandong Province. It all started off pretty grimly a week ago. When there was an accident of this gold mine..
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"Is detained after he flies home five months after he was poisoned in a nerve agent attack. We'll get the view from an opposition politician in Russia. China releases is latest economic growth figures and they're doing quite well. How did they manage to bounce back? A year after the first lockdown was imposed? You decoded as Brazil reels from Corona virus. We take a look at the new strain of virus there On day we get a warning and analysis of the threat from domestic terrorist violence in the U. S as Washington D. C gears up for the inauguration later this week. Also sports news Many demands of the many tennis players self isolating in Melbourne. BBC News. Hello I'm Garris follow Accord himself. Korea has sentenced the heir to the country's biggest conglomerate Samsung to a jail term of 2.5 years following his retrial for bribery. The court ordered Lee Jae young to be sent back to prison. Laura Baker reports from Seoul leader Young was charged in 2017 for bribing the former president Park and, hey, he paid her and her aid over $27 million to allow this smooth transfer of the some song Empire from Father to son. The bribes even included horse riding lessons for the president's aides. Daughter Mr. Lee was originally sentenced to five years in prison. But he was freed after the year following an appeal her over South Korea's top court decided the keys should be retried on today. Mr Lee has been sentenced once more and taken straight to jail for 2.5 years. New economic figures from China show that it grew at its slowest pace last year in more than four decades because of the Corona virus pandemic, But the annual growth rate of 2.3% surpassed most analysts predictions. China is expected to be the only major global economy to have expanded. In 2020, a spokesman for the National Bureau of Statistics in J. Jer said the increase was due to China's response to the pandemic. The year 2020 is extraordinary in the history of the People's Republic of China. Previously facing challenging complex domestic and international circumstances, particularly covert 19 under the firm leadership of the CPC Central Committee, with comment she dumping at its core different regions and departments have put people's lives from and center. State media in China say 12 miners trapped underground for more than a week are still alive. Managed to send a note to rescuers of the gold mine in Shandong Province, or Gallimore, a bles seven days after explosion Deep underground rescuers heard on knocking Sam.
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"So the number of coronavirus cases in China has now topped seventy five thousand but its concerns elsewhere the really troubling the market's been bikes behind catches has more from Hong Kong on the many effects of this health crisis from the understandable the W. H. O. once more funding to the odd South Korea has fifty two new infections most of them in a religious sect in Daegu to the truly bizarre China's Shandong province finds two hundred cases in a single present add to that fifty nine Hong Kong police officers are quarantined after a colleague was infected now investors appear to have discounted a peak in infections in China but they're troubled by the reliability of the data to spread in Asia and relentless new warnings from companies anxiety back in global markets in Hong Kong Brian Curtis Bloomberg
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"Animal parts with African swine fever a concern. Among officials agents searched container ships at port Newark and found these prohibited products sent from China where there's a growing outbreak of the highly contagious viral disease. It doesn't threaten us humans, but it can be devastating to domesticated. Pigs wild boar and agriculture in general tainted farm equipment worker shoes. Clothing. It can all transmit African swine fever officials say an outbreak here. Do major