[cheering and applause] [ whistling ] greg: you filthy people. I know what you are thinking. Happy wednesday everyone. Joe biden appeared on the view today where cohost sarah hans said it s like having one of the beatles at the table. True if you re talking about george or john. Thought more like yoko. Kamala harris will visit the southern border friday and says she s looking forward to meeting justin trudeau. At the last debate she said she was a middleclass kid. It appears harris enjoyed things most middleclass kids didn t like living abroad, private school, growing up at some of the wealthiest places on earth. The only thing she didn t enjoy was anani. I like her husband. [cheering and applause] that was a long way for a cheap joke. You re welcome america. New cdc data shows u. S. Obesity rates have fallen for the first time ever. Just like the crime statistics the they left at the cities of new orleans, los angeles and the view. Reports claim i u. S. Woman died inside switzerland s
Well life ever returned to normal after lock down from asia to europe more countries cautiously relaxing coronavirus restrictions but is it too soon what are the risks of a 2nd wave of infection this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program. Its now more than 4 months since the corona virus started spreading from wu han in china and its not stopped but some countries are beginning to see a decline in new infections so governments a slowly easing lockdown restrictions small shops and restaurants are reopening in a dozen countries across asia europe and africa some schoolchildren are returning to class a few more domestic flights are taking off and Train Services are increasing frequency but with all out come instructions to wear masks and keep social distancing our correspondents foreign salue in malaysia and 1st scott hide in thailand tell us how it will work where they are its a slow and steady process according to the government you know its going to be every 2 weeks where they
Well life ever returned to normal after a lockdown. But. What are the risks. Still. Welcome to the program. Its now more than 4 months since the corona virus started spreading from wu han in china and its not stopped but some countries are beginning to see a decline in new infections so governments a slowly easing lockdown restrictions small shops and restaurants are reopening in a dozen countries across asia europe and africa some schoolchildren are returning to class a few more domestic flights are taking off and Train Services are increasing frequency but with all out come instructions to wear masks and keep social distancing our correspondents foreign zulu in malaysia and 1st scott hide in thailand tell us how itll work where they are its a slow and steady process according to the government you know its going to be every 2 weeks where they reevaluate how things are going and then well decide if a move forward in lifting some of these restrictions right now some more shops are allo
Simply no way to go to leave people in the individual the children the late show with back stories this place has become a complete you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something thats been respects will life ever return to normal after a lockdown from asia to europe all countries cautiously relaxing coronavirus restrictions but is it too soon what are the risks of a 2nd wave of infections this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program on burnitz. Its now more than 4 months since the corona virus started spreading from wu han in china and its not stopped but some countries are beginning to see a decline in new infections so governments a slowly easing lockdown restrictions small shops and restaurants are reopening in a dozen countries across asia europe and africa some schoolchildren are returning to class a few more domestic flights are taking off and Train Services are increasing frequency but with all out come instructions to wear masks and keep social distancing
And. Will life ever return to normal after lock down from asia to europe all countries cautiously relaxing coronavirus restrictions but is it too soon what are the risks of a 2nd wave of infections this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program. Its now more than 4 months since the corona virus started spreading from wu han in china and its not stopped but some countries are beginning to see a decline in new infections so governments a slowly easing lockdown restrictions small shops and restaurants are reopening in a dozen countries across asia europe and africa some schoolchildren are returning to class a few more domestic flights are taking off and Train Services are increasing frequency but with all out come instructions to wear masks and keep social distancing our correspondents foreign zulu in malaysia and 1st scott hide in thailand tell us how it will work where they are its a slow and steady process according to the government you know its going to be every 2 weeks where the