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Come up with a timeline for when and possibly where sars—co—v—2 may have spilled over from animals. there's also the fact this has happened a number of times before, most notably with the sars outbreak in china in 2003, and middle east respiratory syndrome or mers which jumped into camels and then into humans in saudi arabia. we have seen similar events, spill—over events, but there also molecular evidence from evolutionary studies that at least three of the four seasonal coronaviruses, if not all of them, really originated from the animal world. so there is really a track record of co...

Chinese build its first biosafety level for lab in wuha to study infectious diseases in the wake of the sars outbreak despite the protests that frenc offensive to officials at the time. the former lead investigator into the covid origin david asher tells us friends french intelligence warned the u.s. government that they had concerns about chinese actions at the lab two years before the institute of rolla g was inaugurated. quotes, dts e france cia were pretty publicans hounding their alarm bells, not typical, they were supposed to oversee lab safety at the wuhan institute o rolla g. this was ...

Years of research on the dangers of coronaviruses, and the broader history of lab accidents and errors around the world, provided scientists with plenty of reasons to proceed with caution as they investigated this class of pathogens. But troubling safety practices persisted.

>> harold: dana, you know, white houses have to be able to respond when bad things happen to make sure we are prepared. i'm assuming china, you have to assume the worst case. >> dana: i think that's right. i think you have to assume the worst and china needs to know that we all assume the worst. if this were called the moscow virus and it all started in moscow do you think they would be reluctant to find out the root cause and how this virus got up there? to dr. redfield's point, one of the big problems early on is because china wasn't open about what was going on here we were treating him of ...

Resarch documents extent of wildlife trade in Wuhan's markets