The first two months of 2020 have been a wild start, but not only for the year but for a new decade. I'm happy to have Steveland joining me to talk about three of the biggest headlines (outside of the US election).First we talk about the Australian bush fires, which mainly hit New South Wales for more than 240 days. Officials announced that as of February 27th all bushfires were extinguished in the area. We also get into Climate Change and the effects that humans have on the environment.Second we discuss Harvey Weinstein's recent convictions. By a jury he was found guilty of rape and a felony sex crime in New York's Supreme Court. He also awaits the charges against him in California. What does this mean for more possible convictions that have come out of the Me Too era? Plus we talk about the inequality of the justice system with black men and white men and the convictions.Lastly we get into Covid19 which has effected at least 58 countries, with more than 89,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and over 3,000 deaths. We talk about the hysteria. As of right now Covid19 has not been labeled a pandemic but if we use this as a precursor for a possible pandemic in the future, are the countries capable of responding to one? Is the world individually and collectively able to handle it?