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Sectors, for exactly the reasons you imply, that it is higher risk to go out to eat, to travel, et cetera. than to stay at home and click buttons and have things delivered to you essentially. so those sectors had suffered among the biggest job gains throughout the economy, if, in fact -- they had been adding back jobs, but still well below their levels prepandemic. if, in fact, we did see a big boost in leisure and hospitality, again, it is hard to parse a little bit, there is some usual seasonal patterns they correct for and seasonal patterns may not hold. >> january is a tough month. >> it i...

Pretty soon now, you can't say for certain they're all boycotting because of the human rights issues. it could be that they simply have to compete early tomorrow morning and so they don't want to par take or they don't want to be that close to all those other people and risk potentially getting covid because this zero covid policy means they're going to be put into isolation, multiple rounds of testing, some will have to sit out the competition if that's what they happen to go through while they're here. >> what a time to be there, david. you're going to see a lot over the next several weeks. ...

From state media here and no doubt consistently echoed over the next days, weeks and months and saying putin and xi vowed to deepen their strategic coordination, adding this will have a far reaching impact on both china and russia and the world at large. this meeting coming as we mentioned here the ukraine crisis and concerns over a possible russian invasion, that remains tense. and yet putin here as i'm looking at some of the images coming out of the opening ceremonies, he's at ease. enjoying his time here, taking in the ceremony. as for the diplomatic boycott, it essentially means u.s. offic...

What the fda will not do is cut corners when it comes to the quality of the assessment, because they know the country depends on them as a gold standard of safety. >> and i will note before, even though some of the data suggested it may not be as effective, nothing i saw there suggested it was unsafe in a way that would concern people. there aren't any alarm bells going off there. i want to ask you something else that caught a lot of people's attention, this new effort, i'm from boston, up there, they have been doing the waste water stuff for a long time in terms of trying to monitor covid in ...

And the truth is we move forward, john, in this pandemic, and through this pandemic. we need effectively tools to help us understand what is going to happen before it happens. we need early indicators, we also need to look at later indicators. so right now waste water may be one of the tools. we know looking at proactive surveillance testing can help us well, understanding what is happening in emergency rooms in terms of surveillance, how many cases of covid-like illness are coming in, that could be useful and hospital sanizations and de. the bottom line is we're building more and more tools t...