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Chinese military, but even the south china sea, the company that did all the dredging, thats a state-owned company. it gets capital from the u.s. maria: individual investors are not the only ones making these risky bets. some of our largest pension funds, such as the thrift fund, which is a military and other federal employee money, 401k money as well as the largest pension fund in america, they are investing their money in chinese companies that are building military equipment. >> what we know ...

Six popular uk entertainers who moved in together before the lockdown. there now performing short form video content on tiktok. they have a combined following of over a0 million people, but a north london is gi’oup people, but a north london is group have found their own way to keep teenagers connected during the lockdown, the river jewel time capsule. —— through a virtual time capsule. this 17—year—old is a member of company three theatre. every week since the lockdown, they have been...

Every week since the lockdown, theyve been recording the lockdown through the eyes of teenagers. its given us this opportunity to really vocalise how we feel at this time, and i think with technology, its really easy to document our daily lives during the lockdown and i think its really cool. it is really important that it is fun and that the kids really enjoy doing it, but the really important thing is that like, its really hard being in lockdown and its often really hard being a teenager. and ...

Are finding ways to keep up their regular routines. the bbc‘s tom brook is a runner — he laced up his shoes for a spin around central park, to help bring the pandemic into focus. stopping the spread of the coronavirus is a mission for all of us. the alarm goes off every morning with radio news bringing more gloom. i get up, make some coffee, prepare for my run, don my face mask and go down to the street. i live just 30 seconds from central park. there ijoin other runners. i stop and talk to ...

Restrictions will be needed needed until next year. the scientists trying to predict the pandemic say that until a vaccine is ready to create immunity to the virus, some social distancing will have to continue to keep people safe. david shukman, bbc news. new yorks governor has extended the stay at home order until may the 15th. despite the restrictions, the citys devoted joggers are finding ways to keep up their regular routines. the bbc‘s tom brook is a runner. he laced up his shoes for a sp...

Secretary confirming on friday he tested positive and will continue coordinating government response from home. trace: we have seen things we thought we would never see and we can add gas prices below one dollar to the list. a wisconsin gas station advertising $0.99 a gallon and we can expect low gas prices to the summer driving season is crude oil inventories take a while. due to less demand in the conflict between russia and saudi arabia there could be three to six months before gas prices go ...

Secretary confirming on friday he tested positive and will continue coordinating government response from home. trace: we have seen things we thought we would never see and we can add gas prices below one dollar to the list. a wisconsin gas station advertising $0.99 a gallon and we can expect low gas prices to the summer driving season is crude oil inventories take a while. due to less demand in the conflict between russia and saudi arabia there could be three to six months before gas prices go ...

What the virus is. coronaviruses are a type of virus. the one were all talking about is new and it causes a disease called covid—19. now, most people will only be mildly affected by it, but it can kill. it starts by infecting your upper respiratory tracts, which are the airways from your nose to just above your vocal cords. you may develop a fever as your immune system starts to fight the virus, and a dry cough — thats one where you do not produce any phlegm. the virus can then spread to the...

A disease called covid—i9. now, most people will only be mildly affected by it, but it can kill. it starts by infecting your upper respiratory tracts, which are the airways from your nose to just above your vocal cords. you may develop a fever as your immune system starts to fight the virus, and a dry cough — thats one where you do not produce any phlegm. the virus can then spread to the lungs, making it harder for people to breathe, and it can cause pneumonia. in the most serious cases, peo...

Upper respiratory tract, which are the hours from your nose to just above your vocal cords. you may develop a fever as your immune system starts to fight the virus, and a dry cough — thats one where you dont produce any phlegm. the virus can then spread to the lungs, making it harder for people to breathe, and it can cause pneumonia. in the most serious cases, people can die from the coronavirus. this is because the immune system can go into overdrive and that can lead to organ failure. so we ...