is fascism returned to italian political fascism in the family. this letter. found. on al-jazeera. the chinese government steps up efforts to contain the corona virus but the death toll at infection rates are still rising. but i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. iraqi security forces fired tear gas and life bullets of hundreds of protesters in central baghdad. rescue teams refuse to give up hope of finding more survivors in the rubble of a powerful earthquake in turkey plus a regional vote in italy seen as

a test for the former deputy prime minister as far right party. the head of china's national health commission says the corona virus outbreak is spreading faster authorities say the source of the virus is still unclear though it's been linked to a seafood market in central province commercial wildlife trade has now been banned . lito usia based on the knowledge we now have this is an emerging and new disease and the knowledge we have is quite limited we're not very clear about the source of the disease and infections are not under our control so based on the changes and the evolving nature of the in fictions we would continue to improve the measures and implement tell policy so that we would be fully prepared and that we can enhance our preparedness to respond to the possible changes of the infections so as to meet our goal of containing the disease. the death toll has risen to 56 people

in the 2000 are infected in china 300 of whom are reported to be in a critical condition the government has expanded drastic travel restrictions effectively putting a number of cities and who bay province under quarantine close to 60000000 people around the lock down and shanghai has banned long distance public bus services cases have now been reported in 11 other countries including the u.s. france astray and several asian countries let's go live now to syria scott hides in beijing scott what's the latest well right now really the focus is you know we heard from the ministry of national health and as you mentioned adrian the big concern now is it spreading faster this virus faster than it has been and there's still a lot of questions not many answers as to how it spreads why it can be asymptomatic and some people and really work quickly in others put them in the hospital so

there's really a lot of questions around the and they really don't know the answers yet so that is really kind of the frightening factor growing frightening factor to this coronavirus and one way they want to try to curb it from spreading further is the clamp down on transportation systems in the cities in the provinces. yet more measures to curb the spread of the corona virus outbreak everyone entering the beijing subway system is checked for symptoms and subway cars are disinfected every hour still concerned about infection some head out any way they try i'm really afraid that the virus might infect me or my family members i'm supposed to go back to work in a few days and my son will go back to school soon well there's no more maybe i need to go to work or i have no other choice if i do need to work i will definitely stay at home keep wearing the mosque and keep washing the hands this is one of several long distance bus stations here in the capital beijing they're all closed now that's because the government is concerned because the bus system is less regulated

than high speed rail and the airlines so they're concerned that they can't track people or where they travelled from but it's not just in the capital other cities have begun to restrict long distance transportation problems will suspend all inner city and into provincial buses some neighborhoods on the outskirts of beijing are sealed off because of suspected corona virus infection all wildlife trade is now banned across china the krona virus was traced to a seafood market in will one that was illegally selling wildlife. fund we have taken preventive control measures in ruhani as our top priority and we have set up a frontline working group to guide the local authorities and relevant efforts we have closed relevant markets in speedy manners to tighten control of illegal breeding transportation trading and consumption of wildlife or wild animals while the central government has elevated the control over the virus to the highest level there's a growing call for the local government in will one to be replaced because of the way it handled the outbreak and overcrowding hospitals there continue to plea for

more supplies and staff. the united states and france has worked out a deal with the chinese government here to help a vacuum wait their citizens and diplomats in han. south korea and japan are working with the government here on that and probably will take place over the coming days as a serious count hyla reporting live from beijing scope many thanks indeed will health authorities in hong kong have provided an update on the situation there a day after emergency measures were declared in the city which is here as adrian brown has an updated tally of cases. but the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from 5 to 6 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into

a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible that somebody who was in will hand 2 weeks ago is now in hong kong and could have the virus now in response to the spreading virus the hong kong authorities have announced that a number of big tourist attractions in hong kong are going to close for the forseeable future that includes the ocean park theme park and also the big disney theme park that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year just a few days of course disney announced that they will be shutting their theme park in shanghai also for the forseeable future it all has echoes of course of the sars epidemic from 20022003 in which 800 people died so 17 years

on what lessons have been learned research is a johns hopkins university in the u.s. a math in the spread of the virus the bright orange dots here show the areas in china where cases have been confirmed the majority of those are in a province where the 1st outbreak that's reported millions of people in china now face travel restrictions and around the world that been confirmed cases in several countries. running battles a broken arm for a 2nd consecutive day in iraq as security forces fired tear gas and live bullets to try to clear anti-government protests the current town began on saturday shortly after influential shiite cleric. withdrew his support for the demonstrations let's go live now to baghdad our correspondent in rome con is there what's the mood among protesters right now. we're hearing tucker is where major and it's

relatively notable well the goal is again be square you can see there are a large number of people slightly larger crowd the we have seen in the last few days now what's happening here is that the government are trying to open up a lot of the bridges that have been closed for months now in central baghdad what they doing is in what the square which is about 3. about perhaps about 4 kilometers away from that have been clashes as security forces have fired tear gas into crowds of hundreds of protesters wearing at least 13 people have suffered from the effects of take gas in that area what's happening really is this sort of cats and mouse game between the protesters and security forces they go from here and they go to and they make their protest and the police try and beat them but the idea what the security forces are trying to do is contain everybody in tact great square trying to open up all of the bridges and all of the roads that are being shot in central

baghdad now they've had some success doing that a number of bridges are actually open the moment but like i say the protesters are determined and so they keep going from here to other places where we're saying those clashes take place you say iran that they're determining how long can they keep this up. well this is the really interesting question. is one of the most influential shia muslim clerics in the country has the largest political bloc what he did. was remove all of his supporters from the protest but he had a number of tents just almost that they've all gone that's worried a lot of the protesters because what they say is that will temporal saddam and his supporters gave them a little influence and it also gave them physical protection from security forces coming in it's hackery square now the reason he's with his protests is he says that a lot of the protest movement isn't behind his anti u.s. agenda he has a very clear agenda he wants to get rid of all of the u.s.

troops plus the diplomatic presence from iraq now he says the protesters are backing out and that's why he's withdrawn now the other protesters say actually we don't need him we have a very clear agenda we want a change of prime minister we also want a new elections and let's have all said it wasn't supporting that so there's a number of different viewpoints how long the protests we've been here will last main street scene but we are hearing that there may well be a slight change of strategy from the protesters to try and separate themselves away from. other leaders like that and concentrate on that the bonds which some fall haven't been met and let's not forget this has been going on now since 00. 0 as him on calm reporting live from baghdad in rome many thanks due to finding us flared up again in libya despite a recent surge of diplomatic activity there were talks in berlin and algiers last week to try to end the conflict but rockets fired towards tripoli international

recognized government blames forces loyal to the war. on the one hand as an update from the capital. one moroccan man was killed by a random rocket landed in the vicinity of m 80 get airport the only operation an airport in the libyan capital tripoli the only look at night is the government says that half the us forces landed the attack the tripoli based health ministry meanwhile says that civil other civilians were injured by random rockets that landed in densely populated areas and will launch it by after forces many of these rockets launched by half the schools and landed in brooklyn neighborhood a densely populated area in the city center other rockets landed in out are the neighborhood near the city center now the tripoli based government is accusing hafter the forces of committing war crimes by targeting these residential areas it also says that these attacks are violations of the truce or the peace talks and the

cease fire accord there was proposed by both turkey and russia it also says that these violations by half those forces are dealing deal a link the peace talks that are the youth to be held in february engineer for now the latest report by the united nations secretary general until you get turkish revealed that nearly 300 civilians were killed since the beginning of the military offensive long should by have their forces to take control of the capital tripoli back in april and nearly 400 civilians were wanted now the same report also revealed that about 140000 people left their homes because of the fighting. libya's national oil company says that it's lost more than $250000000.00 in revenue in under a week many of its major facilities were seized fighters loyal to the control of

several coastal oil export terminals in southern shields earlier this month that cost production to fall by more than 70 percent a rescue charity ship has saved $78.00 migrants in the mediterranean off the coast of libya earlier $59.00 people were rescued as they attempted the dangerous journey to europe hundreds of people have died trying to cross the mediterranean in recent months we'll get a weather update next here on al-jazeera then living below the poverty line in bangladesh we'll see how people are coping with the rising cost of living and falling wages. and landslides killed at least 30 people in southeastern brazil and there's a warning of more rain to come. how it has rained in china in january you don't expect

a lot from that but there's the cloud needs just about left china and the rain is now falling in japan but what fell in china leaving a dry legacy was twice what you might expect in january this is the normal picture this is a little bit abnormal it's true therefore for south korea and japan the temperature soccer here is 8 degrees in tokyo 60 bones a bit below the average the rain though is excessive in any regard but if you move it over when you move it up as august only gets warmer 13 degrees is well above where it should be so temp is wrong here compared the average and the rain is excessive however once that's gone we leave behind a rather more typical picture in shanghai about 700 home car on the cold side but the sunnies act similarly you would expect very much in the way of rain in india and you don't get much except again in the north in pakistan and northern india that rain will turn eventually into snow there are very few showers in what was the

northeast monsoon which is now curling back and giving showers up in this northeastern part of india an unusual sight again but not quite so unusual as happens in china we have got the strong very narrow. stories just sounds so headline the media angles in this story are. separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalism the listening posts on al-jazeera americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting trampy or there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong the bottom line on us politics and policies a matter of fact on the world.

i get this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour china's health ministry says that the corona virus virus is spreading faster 56 people have died nearly 2000 are infected china has banned all wildlife trade source of the virus is believed to be a seafood market in central china. at least 11 other countries have reported individuals with the virus canada has become the latest countries recalled in attraction japan the u.s. france and russia are working to help the citizens leave the epicenter of 360. 5 more protesters have been killed in iraq during a crackdown by security forces police in the capital baghdad 5 tear gas tents belonging to demonstrators. rescuers in southeastern turkey are still searching for

survivors following friday's earthquake in which in which 31 people were killed more than a 1000 were injured people are still being pulled alive from the rubble this 5 year old girl. mother pulled from under a collapsed building on saturday magnitude 6.8 quake was centered in the town of subverts say al-jazeera costello reports from the nearby see. this man is happy and relieved as his relative is pulled out alive from the struggle she had been stuck under the rock and debra's of a collapsed building for nearly 20 hours after a magnitude $6.00 earthquake hit to is some province of. it is my mother the son rushes back through the rubble there are still 4 more people stuck down there. there have been more than 400 aftershocks in the region hundreds of emergency teams and security forces have been mobilized to provide aid and

assistance. and the onlookers some of them are all mecurio while others hope to hear from loved ones and. i think all buildings have to be replaced by new ones we may. risk areas have been working here looking for and it's survivors buildings that have collapsed like this one were either badly constructed or older the damaged without power for a history of earthquakes menace a tricky news to do more now to ensure building safety turkey is among the world's most suspect reactive countries and sits on several active full lines dozens of minor earthquakes and aftershocks up here nearly every day. earthquakes themselves don't kill. know when they're going to happen but it's the engineers and construct a duty to build risk compatible buildings for now on the 5 buildings have collapsed but there is no record of the damaged buildings in eleazer yet that's why many

people are afraid to go inside their homes and given the freezing temperatures it will be difficult to seek shelter in sports cars or other large places see now because although l. just 0. and as the eastern turkey. in lebanon police of 4 with protesters who tried to storm the government headquarters in the capital security forces used tear gas and water cannon to push back demonstrators saturday march 100 days since the protests began people are demanding an end to corruption and want the government to tackle an economic crisis a new cabinet was announced on tuesday but protesters have rejected. bangladesh's economy is showing signs of growth but inequality is on the rise one in 5 lives below the poverty line the average wage is less than $5.00 a day of 0 child he reports now from one of the poorest neighborhoods in the capital dhaka to see how people are surviving. on gri begum lives with her husband

in a small one room shanty hard in dhaka slums their only child died recently she works in a bottling factory and struggles with her monthly expenses without her husband's income it would be hard for them to get by despite the hardship but managed to save the small amount of money each month. was there are many problems here in this we have to buy water rent the money to use the toilet even buy food for cooking it's hard it's not a team place to live you often get sick here and there's no help from the government i decided to follow longer a big them based on their daily needs and see how far i can go on $5.00 for the next 24 hours i brought basic food item that's needed to cook in a daily mail i brought some vegetable some onion potatoes buys green chile coriander i'll call it flour and couple of fish grocers cost me $4.12 i had

a simple breakfast consisting of dry cake and milk tea at a local tea stall which cost me $0.35 and i still have to buy water for drinking and cooking and pay to use the toilet and bathing facilities for a day a daily maid in the slum which all together cost me around $0.40 at the end of the day i'm now left with barely $0.13 after meeting my basic daily needs in the slum ungar is daily chores don't end till late at night after she finishes work she has to clean and cook she can always afford a healthy meal some days it's just rice and lentils. going to. most of the slums are congested overpopulated with poor drainage and vast management kids and adults live in a very unhygenic conditions parents are unaware about the importance of healthy diets for the kids nor can they afford it. the bangladesh economy has been growing recently but with the prices rising for food and other essentials it's getting

increasingly more difficult for wage earners like angry to survive on the minimum wage said by the government tendered al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh people are voting in regional elections it's a crucial test for former deputy prime minister and his far right bleak party a strong showing on sunday could help him in the general election so he reports. a few minutes ago italy's former deputy prime minister paid a visit to tell him to news in family home to be let in the premise he said to find out if the families youngest son was a drug dealer but the humiliation of a family targeted over a rumor was live streamed of a mateo salvini social media page without any evidence to support the allegation and. it is a tactic that has seemed to believe party leaders quest to click bait his way to

popularity there was ever a time where the leak could dominate italy it will be now even some familiar faces such as former prime minister silvio berlusconi also lending his support and. historically has always been left wing it was a base for the resistance during fascist italy and it's proud of that tradition but right wing parties have been trying to break out. long live. long live freedom long live democracy long live the league are crucial to. capturing these left wing. if they manage to win. meaning is convince labor pave the way for him to become my minister. that would actually almost seismic change the political landscape. was.

strong on slogans but little offered in the way of detail it against the odds the league have how would through in the opinion polls put in the just behind the center left candidate but it has not gone unchallenged. pushing back has been the phenomenon of the so-called sardine movement left wing activists fearful of a far right takeover have been loudly voicing their opposition at the direction italy is taking. the saudi movement to the rise of salvini and his politics is in a warning from the past but. in this type of populism has the same roots as fascism we were all resigned to the narrative because there wasn't an alternative but for my 1st demonstration in real nanya he managed to cause a reaction although. the saudi activists hope that they can assure in a new wave of politics that focuses on dealing with people's grievances rather than using populist tactics if they can take on the might of

a hard right party that has seen its support swell over the past 2 years easily see its power consolidated across the country. italy. flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil have killed at least 30 people in 2 days of torrential rain in belo horizonte the capital of mina's states 17 people are missing more than 2500 others and a homeless rain is expected in the region as well as in other parts of brazil and a memorial has been held to mark a year since birth. industrial design at least 259 people were killed and 11 of those went missing when a dam collapsed sending toxic waste into the city of broome didio i was there as a model of rubble oh was that a moral apart from the sadness in the morning from the residents of brazil there's

also a lot of fear a lot of trepidation given the ongoing rains in the heavy flooding that's taking place in the state of minas is it ice we unfortunately can confirm that at least 30 people have died within the context of these floods and you if you see behind me if you can see behind me this is the river that flows through downtown but you can see that it's already spilled it's spilled it's its banks here some houses are already flooded here and not only that there's there's a concern given that there are other dams this disaster that took place in 2019 reminds people that there are other dams that are categorized as at risk by the brazilian government so many people here fear that the question of of if there could be another disaster like the one that took place in 2019 many people here fear that it's only a matter of time before another disaster can take place and that's something that's very much on the minds of residents of broome idea and something that people here in the state of maine as it is' and the people of brazil very much want to avoid.

people in peru head to the polls to elect new members of congress on sunday the vote comes amid a wave of political turmoil and for months after president martin this dissolved the legislative body. reports. voter apathy is on the rise and that's causing concern among some candidates. a lifetime sweeping streets. to run for congress in sunday's elections the previous parliament was dissolved by president. in his anti-corruption fight this says it's time for a clean up. the experience that i have is what i live through every day i understand the needs of workers how to make ends meet what it feels like to be laid off i know. the candidates are running including legislators of the opposition majority in the last parliament which tried to control the judiciary and remove her from office and that's what. i'm angry the idea to

close congress was to prevent any of them from running again and that is not happening they run to make business take bribes steal and protect their allies are we voting for the same thing she says she'll only vote to avoid being fined voting is mandatory but many peruvians feel the same way a recent opinion poll says more than 43 percent of peruvians will spoil their ballot or leave it blank analysts say apathy is widespread. towards the politicians and a lack of ideas and leadership voters expect much more from legislators and what they are capable of delivering the leadership has failed candidates of $21.00 parties are running for $130.00 seats analysts say congress will be fragmented into small groups but unlike the last one that. took precedence this is likely to.

political and judicial reforms. has been immersed in political turmoil for almost 3 years since the brazilian all the bridge bribing scandal broke leaving 4 former presidents involved one committed suicide dozens of politicians and businessmen are in jail the candidate who got to be so says the new political class must show they can be different. but people are tired of the same politicians instead of consolidating an image of the previous congress opposing reforms our challenge now is to comply with the people's demands for reform and. prove you are demanding parliamentary immunity is lifted it off from protects legislators and their allies from criminal prosecution and they want better regulation of campaign funding and he hopes someday selection will not bring more of the same but yes i'm just i just see. india is celebrating the 71st anniversary of its founding as

a republic. a new. president. the long side prime minister the renderer modi as guest of honor they've signed 15 deals to increase trade along with 2 g. 20 countries the occasion marks the day that the constitution came into effect after india gained independence from british rule. so it's good to have you with us adrian for good here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera china's health ministry says that the corona virus is spreading faster 56 people have now died nearly 2000 are infected china has banned all wildlife trade the source of the virus is believed to be a seafood market in central china. yes based on the knowledge we now have this is an emerging in new disease the knowledge we have is quite limited

we're not very clear about the source of the disease i mean fiction's a not under our control so based on the changes in the evolving nature of the in fictions we would continue to improve measures and implement tell policy so that we would be fully prepared and that we can enhance our prepared lives to respond to the possible changes of the infections so as to meet our goal of containing the disease at least 11 other countries have reported individuals with the virus canada has become the latest countries recorded infection japan the us france and russia are working to help their citizens leave the epicenter of the outbreak and city running battles have broken out for a 2nd consecutive day in iraq security forces of fired tear gas and live bullets to try to clear and govern the protest as the crackdown began on saturday shortly after influential shia cleric souther withdrew his support for the demonstrations rescuers in southeastern turkey are searching for survivors after friday's earthquake in which 35 people were killed and more than

a 1000 were injured people are still being pulled alive from the rubble police in lebanon fought with the protesters who tried to storm government headquarters in the capital security forces used tear gas and water cannon to push back the demonstrators people are demanding an end to corruption among the government to tackle an economic crisis a new cabinet was announced on tuesday but protesters have rejected it. flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil have killed at least 30 people but then 2 days of torrential rain in the capital of. states 17 people are missing and more rain is expected in the region as well as in other parts of brazil there's the headlines we'll have more news for you on al-jazeera after inside story next.

mohamed bin and jeff pays all steer powerful men now linked by a scandal the saudi crown prince is accused of hacking the phone of the american billionaire. denies the allegations an investigation has begun and could it mean for bin solomon and how vulnerable might anyone else speak to such cyber attacks this is inside story. hello everyone i'm come all santamaria so we have the world's richest man we have one of the middle east's most influential leaders and a message between the 2 which will almost certainly change their relationship the

allegation is that jeff bezos the owner of amazon in the washington post had his phone hacked by a whatsapp message from the saudi crown.