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Unchanged policy. Coming back from the typhoon slower by 116 points. We are talking about hsbc, one of the laggards here, missing out. The largecaps under pressure, 4819 right now. We are looking. When it comes to dollar dynamics, we did see a stronger dollar, which led to a hit. 379 right. 7 now. The china 10 year yield, we just got the pricing on the dollar bonds. Gold taking a retreat. Brent crude Holding Around 42. Tom lets bring you back to the top story in this region. Xi jinping will bring a major policy address later, in the next 20 to 30 minutes or so. Across the border in shenzhen, t...

President trump who has been flooding facebook and twitter with unfounded messages that the election was stolen. The new administration expected not to play so nice with big tech. Expect more public engagement, public oversight, and regulation. Those stories in a moment. First, u. S. Stocks paring gains. Markets widely mixed at the end of the day on a bit of an ugly close despite intraday record highs. For more on the markets, lets hasto Abigail Doolittle who been watching the ups and downs. Abigail, what are we seeing here . Abigail if you had a dollar for every time i said this, you would ha...

A s m r sound lets find out how we hear sound in the 1st place. Anatomically speaking we have an outer ear a middle ear and an inner ear and thats where we pick up the tourist signals in the form of vibrations in the cochlea to be precise. The cochlea is a bit like a spiral staircase that bassler membrane and hair cells make up the carpet. Its those cells that enable us to hear from behind notes. Notes sound fiber asians deflect the hair cells its like flattening the fibers of a carpet. That generates an electrical signal which is sent to the brain and we perceive a sound. Then stand up again ...

To us humans is relatively tiny. Its in rivers and lakes and under our feet groundwater that usually hidden from view is vitally important. Hello and welcome to tomorrow today the science show on d w. The vast amounts of water on our planet and sitting still but in motion in a perpetual cycle heat from the sun makes water evaporate and rise into the air as it condenses into forms clouds and eventually precipitation ensues in the form of rain snow or hail. Some of that water evaporates again directly some is taken up by plants flows into rivers lakes and seas seeps into the earth. And replenish...

You would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at. Science. A strong testing regime plays a key role in slowing the spread of covert 19 but getting tested can be a major challenge. C and waiting for the results the sample has to get to the lab and by that can take up to 4 days that is much too long to stop a pandemic and. Several nations are developing rapid tests that turn out results within minutes. But experts are concerned about the. Accuracy. No one want...