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Across the globe. and as this pandemic presses on, one big question remains. where did this virus come from. how? cnn chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta interviewed scientists from all over the world, trying to piece together clues to get us closer to an answer. >> i tallied up the page numbers. the total, annex and main report for the laboratory was about four pages out of 313. and in those four pages, the title of the section was, conspiracy theories. >> you know, theres a lot of sm...

But of course, the tile work monuments of isfahan presented a problem — because photography is in black and white, and their patterns are based on colour. so it was the idea to get paintings made of the tile work in isfahan. this exhibition has given us the opportunity to show some of these larger paintings for the first time in a very long time — where you have three of the samples of the interior domes of isfahan have been raised on huge mounts. they are only triangular shapes, because the...

Four pages out of 313. and in those four pages, the title of the section was conspiracy theories. >> there is a lot of smoke here, not a definitive flame, but data base goes down. no sharing of samples of these potential lab workers who got sickened. no forensic analysis of the lab. it sounds like there wasnt a definitive investigation of the lab leak theory. >> i think that is right. there has not been a definitive release of the a lab leak theory. >> will there be. >> there needs to follow the...

The four—time world champion has a contractual option he can exercise to continue with the team after this season. sri lanka seamer lasith malinga has retired. the 38—year—old is the most successful bowler in twenty20 international history, winning the world cup in 2014 and taking a record 107 t20 international wickets. the british axioom mens relay team could be stripped of their olympic silver medals after cj ujahs b sample also tested positive for two banned substances. it confirms the ...

In a very long time — where you have three of the samples of the interior domes of isfahan have been raised on huge mounts. they are only triangular shapes, because the design was repeated around the dome. and so, in order to communicate it, you just needed one thin slice of it which lets you see the relationship between these thin triangles and a complete dome. the eighth part of the exhibition is devoted to royal patronage. what you see first is the section on robes of honour. theyve been a ...

And of course, at the same time, it preserved of the ideas of iran as a country with an enormously long history. in the 19th century, the v&a began to collect evidence for world architecture through photography. but of course, the tile work monuments of isfahan presented a problem — because photography is in black and white, and their patterns are based on colour. so it was the idea to get paintings made of the tile work in isfahan. this exhibition has given us the opportunity to show some of ...

Through photography. but of course, the tile work monuments of isfahan presented a problem — because photography is in black and white, and their patterns are based on colour. so it was the idea to get paintings made of the tile work in isfahan. this exhibition has given us the opportunity to show some of these larger paintings for the first time in a very long time — where you have three of the samples of the interior domes of isfahan have been raised on huge mounts — they are only triang...

>> we had to evolve. we had to push the science out of that necessity to make more ids >> reporter: just this week, they made two, dorothy morgan, an insurance broker, and another unidentified victim the technology has come a long way, especially with extracting dna from bone so this looks very different than it did in 2001. >> yes there is no mortar and pestle here. >> reporter: using fake samples, the lab showed us the process. >> being able to grind into that fine powder allows the chemicals ...

Are facing their first samples, really, the first taste of taliban rule, cracking down on protests, internet access. what are you seeing? what are we seeing in the country right now as the taliban exercises control? >> reporter: well, jim, in the last 24 hours weve seen new edicts coming from the taliban that says all demonstration or protests, street protests have to be cleared in advance. even the slogans that people like carry on placards and such, need to be cleared in advance or they are il...

Including the delta variant, slowing manufacturing activity. elizabeth holmes, she went from the cover of magazines as founder of the blood testing startup theranos to the defendants table in court where the trial starts today. how did she get there? dan simon has more. >> this is the little tubes that we collect the samples in. they are about this big. >> reporter: she was the darling of silicon valley. her technology billed as a revolutionary breakthrough and it made elizabeth holmes a media...