Asked Professor John nicholls clinical professor of psychology at the university of hong kong and has been studying carnivorous it for 25 years and east a leading expert in the field. John nicholls clinical professor anthology at the university of hong kong its really great to have you with us so much to talk about now hong kong who was one of the at the centers of sars epidemic back in 2003 and you were right in the middle of it being the key members of the team which actually isolated the virus why do you think the world hasnt learned the lessons of it and we are where we are right now ok well we did learn the lessons in 2003 and we learnt the hard way because we. In terms of we werent prepared i think none of what was prepared in 2003 dealing with such a severe disease. And so so the society has learned about things like social distancing about the use of face masks and also for the preparation within hospitals having special wards which could cope with these emerging diseases which
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Devastating wildfire. How a bay Area Organization is trying to help those who lost everything. And cutting the cord with and how the bay areas largest city is looking to create its own Utility Company and what it would have to do to get the approval. My from jaclyn square. This is morning time to the nine and good morning. Todays tuesday, august 15th. Were looking live at the bay area here. A little bit of congestion or i would say congestion, cloud cover coming over the bay. You see the san mateo bridge in the background. We have to continue to follow the news out of hawaii where its now been one week since the deadly fires broke out in maui. And crews are continuing to sift through the ruins of lahaina. The confirmed number of deaths has now climbed to 99. And keep in mind, hundreds of people are still unaccounted for in a city where about 12,000 people did once live. As jake kerr, alexis tells us only about 25 of the burned out area has been searched so far. A week after the deadlie
Succeeded. In a surprise move, the worlds second largest economy devalued its currency by nearly 2 against the u. S. Dollar. Its largest devalue situation in 20 years. A weaker yuan would make chinas goods more affordable to foreign buyers so its being interpreted that chinas economy is in jeopardy of a deeper slow down which sent stocks tumbling. The dow jones fell to 17,402. Nasdaq dropped 65 and the s p 500 sank 20. Commodities also came under pressure since china is a big buyer of them. Oil fell to a sixyear low, down 4 to 4308 and a report from opec showed output increased to a threeyear high in july. And its not just stocks and commodities that are reeling. The impact could be wide reaching. It was a shot literally heard around the world. On a down day, chinas devalue situation of the yu a n is an anchor that dropped bonds and commodities yields around the world. I think screaming that china is in trouble, weve seen a series of data points out of china of a serious slow down. Rep
Succeeded. In a surprise move, the worlds second largest economy devalued its currency by nearly 2 against the u. S. Dollar. Its largest devalue situation in 20 years. A weaker yuan would make chinas goods more affordable to foreign buyers so its being interpreted that chinas economy is in jeopardy of a deeper slow down which sent stocks tumbling. The dow jones fell to 17,402. Nasdaq dropped 65 and the s p 500 sank 20. Commodities also came under pressure since china is a big buyer of them. Oil fell to a sixyear low, down 4 to 4308 and a report from opec showed output increased to a threeyear high in july. And its not just stocks and commodities that are reeling. The impact could be wide reaching. It was a shot literally heard around the world. On a down day, chinas devalue situation of the yu a n is an anchor that dropped bonds and commodities yields around the world. I think screaming that china is in trouble, weve seen a series of data points out of china of a serious slow down. Rep