on al-jazeera. hong kong koren teens a cruise ship turned away from taiwan as the coronavirus death toll climbs in china . you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters and. also ahead. america's future is blazing bright. the years of economic decay are over. preserving donald trump boasts of a great american comeback in his state of the union address that underlines the deepening political divisions the democrats' opinion was clear house speaker nancy pelosi tearing up the trump speech after he appeared to refuse to shake hands. more

political uncertainty in malawi the president plans to appeal a court decision overturning last year's election results. hello china has recorded its biggest jump in the number of corona virus deaths 65 more were confirmed on tuesday as efforts to go on to hold it spreads a cruise ship has been quarantined in hong kong as authorities test all those on board for corona virus so far 3 crew members have been taken to hospital to be placed in isolation and there are around 8800 people on board the vessel was earlier denied entry to taiwan brown is in hong kong with more on what prompted all 40 used to quarantine the ship. just on the far side of the harbor in the distance that's where this giant vessel the world dream is now docked it arrived in hong kong on wednesday morning but the passengers are not being allowed to leave for

this reason on a previous full wage at the end of last month it seems that 3 passengers became infected now those passengers of thought to be from the mainland because the alert has come from health officials in china they contacted officials from hong kong's center for health prevention on wednesday morning to raise the alarm as a result officials from the center now on board the vessel in protective clothing they are taking the temperature of all passengers aboard the vessel it's not clear though what is going to happen after that because of course as we know this virus has a very long incubation period you can have the virus but not show any symptoms so the dilemma i guess for hong kong authorities is do they effectively quarantine these people aboard the vessel for the next 14 days or allow some of them to go if they're not showing signs of the virus we know this vessel had actually left hong kong in early february and about 4 days ago its sales of vietnam which is not too

far away also dock to the mainland and then wanted to sail on to taiwan but was denied permission to dock there finally coming back to hong kong it's a reminder really of the many different ways at the moment this virus has to spread and just an update on what adrian was saying about hong kong and the leader kerry has been speaking and she says that anyone entering the territory from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days for signs of the virus meanwhile japan has also quarantined a cruise ship with more than 3000 passengers 10 people who are on board are confirmed to have the virus all those on the vessel are now facing up to 2 weeks of quarantine. china has seen its biggest jump in deaths from corona virus there were 65 more confirmed deaths that brings china's total death toll to 490 and the number of global cases has hit more than 24000 officials with the world health

organization have called on all countries to improve data sharing on the coronavirus more than 2 dozen countries have reported the virus just to washington is on michu an island that's where indonesians citizens returning from china are under quarantine she says some locals are concerned there's a risk of having a quarantine center near them indonesia has somehow despite this virus spreading across this asia pacific region there is still no reported cases off the coronavirus here in indonesia but authorities are taking precautions those citizens who were evacuated from the who bay province have been brought here to then a tuna regency this is one of the more sponsored populated parts of indonesia those citizens are in quarantine at a military base and they'll be there for the duration of the viruses period so around 2 weeks but authorities are stressing that if even one of those passengers

shows symptoms of the virus all of the evacuees will have their quarantine period extended beyond 2 weeks there was a bit of anxiety from the tuna locals who i suppose were sort of fearful that having the quarantine centers so close to where they live could in fact put them at risk so where i'm standing now is the town that is closest to the military base many of the locals actually left when they heard the news that the evacuees would be quarantined so close to their houses but since then some of those locals have returned they've been appeased by the sense that they have been told that none of the evacuees do have any symptoms of the virus. it's supposed to be a moment when the us comes together of a donald trump's 3rd state of the union address as instead emphasize the disunity in american politics he came face to face with the democrats who impeached him in the house of representatives a subject he avoided instead used his speech to relaunches re-election campaign

heidi culhane reports that at stake. the president of the united states. a u.s. president impeached by the house walking in to face the full congress expected the senate will vote down the charges against him in the coming hours thank you the chants from the republicans in the chamber made it clear what this speech would be about his reelection the state of our union is stronger than ever before was the democratic response was this obvious they're out but for the president he saw this as his time to herald what he sees as his accomplishments this is a blue collar boom. thank you but many of his due to sticks were overblown out of context or simply untrue as with many other promises in this speech i have also made an ironclad pledge to american families we will always

protect patients with preexisting conditions. his administration is actually in court trying to get some of those protections removed and his administration has rolled back most efforts to combat climate change but the president made this promise to protect the environment days ago i announced that the united states will join the one trillion trees an initiative an ambitious effort. in the democratic response some subtle attacks but they mostly focused on promoting their agenda it's pretty simple democrats are trying to make your health care better republicans in washington are trying to take it away but this speech will be remembered less for the substance than for the made for t.v. moments highlighting the president's past as a former television reality star he surprised the chamber by inviting one why don't know venezuela's opposition leader please take his message back that all americans are united with the venezuelan people in their righteous struggle for freedom thank

you very much for. he had his wife present the presidential medal of freedom to an ellen conservative radio host and highlighted the family of a deployed soldier only to reveal he had come home. this was a night for symbolism planned and unprompted as he entered to give a speech the president seemed to refused to shake the hand of the speaker of the house and as it ended she sent her own message about what she thought of the speech the tension on full display the president departed making it clear he will fight to be back here next year and the opposition party will fight just as hard to make sure this will be his last party call him al jazeera washington ofter trump's address the house speaker explained why she tore up his speech. it was a manifesto but true and i wonder what you think about him not shaking your head.

feel. like you take. your advice when others do the. same. not expect it. from you and as we mentioned the venezuelan opposition leader 1.0 attended the state of the union zeros latin america editor of the sea a new in his in santiago and she says why those invitation was very last minute certainly it was not expected in fact the invitation to attend the state of the union address wasn't even confirmed until it just took just a very very short time before it actually happened and what is also very notable was the expression on kwang why those face he was extremely stern and i would venture to say that the reason is that he has felt snubbed by president up until now remember that there was a highly anticipated meeting that was supposed to take place are expected to take

place in florida in miami over the weekend not only that did not take place but the president went to his retreat to play golf instead did not invite why the law there did not invite him to the white house and and this certainly was seen as i say as a snub at the same time of course president trump probably did not want to draw too much attention to what has clearly become a foreign policy failure at least so far with regard to venezuela so at least one by the old can go home and it's expected he will do that very very shortly with this invitation under his sleeves. plummer's a democratic strategist he says while there were some obvious moments of tension there also shows of bipartisan support. with this particular state of the union we saw a very very different atmosphere whether it was president trump not extending his hand to the speaker or the speaker you know i think motioning throughout this

speech her disapproval as well as tearing up the speech at the end it was a speech that was full of theatrical i think a lot of it hollow but there are areas where there was you know bipartisan support really was around those stories of those americans who have made sacrifices and or are benefiting from the actions of democrats as well as republicans the president has tried to take credit for things that he just did not do he is quite frankly lied and been dishonest about the impact of his policies whether we're talking about the growth that we have not seen compared to president obama whether we're talking about the number of jobs that were created compared to obama and president trump or whether we're even talking about the african-american employment rate which we saw decreased dramatically under president obama and has slowed down under president trump and so present trump has made a number of promises i will say that he tried to you know speak to what he said

were his promises but i think many americans saw through that it was a dark speech it turns it was a speech that i don't think spoke to the reality of his policies and the impact that he has had more over i think those that have benefited under this president have been those who have generally benefited in general so you know those americans are actually able to afford to invest in the stock market etc. still ahead on al-jazeera. i'm alexia ryan in the thai capital bangkok where there is the corona virus could cause the terrorism and it's straight more than a $1000000000.00. and we're in peru where fishermen say they're risking their lives as they dive to make a living. hallow

the rainy season continues some of the showers are still quite heavy now and in the forecast you see the white tops here from the satellite that was just pretty tall clouds for the big showers but i think you're probably fine or specific areas where they develop in the next day or so down the western coast of sumatra providing science was and then throughout java but if you don't see the orange talks in the forecast isn't big chance soon away sees at risk there are some big temples with only one or 2 now on friday the same thing happens again but much of it is over the water until later in the day when the shows the blue and once you have you will certainly forecast a job and again that west insiders. there has been and they will be active whether from the point of view of rain in australia and the something developing here in this mass or clad in something behind my head a spin or a tropical cycle of sorts but stuff is going to affect the land is this here and again orange is the thing that is the key when you see orange as a full cost of big sums towards

a cluster actually which i think will start to try and revolve if the whole system there on friday takes hints of a proper summer storm system that running down through sydney flash flood potential with temps as high for the rest such a one in adelaide. or. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of the big tech with algorithms that they call them all that we use them the more data we produce and we're in the midst of a great race to the data and big tech companies are really checks and cars are rising on a wealth of information and we need other commodities in the 2nd of a 5 part series be re-examined whether corporations are colonizing the internet like me the popularity and power of think tack on a. hello

again the top stories on al-jazeera hong kong leader says anyone entering from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days if any signs of the coronavirus this comes as a cruise ship is on lockdown and territory is over 40 years to pass the all those on board. china has seen the biggest jump in deaths from the coronavirus is the obree continues to spread the death toll there is that 490. the u.s. president donald trump has hailed what he calls the great american comeback and his 3rd state of the union address he focused on the economy on jobs but steered clear of wednesday's impending impeachment vote. so the economic impact of the corona virus is being felt across the world and in thailand there are fears it could cost

the tourism industry more than a $1000000000.00 china is thailand's biggest source of foreign terrorists but numbers are falling drastically since the outbreak alexy o'brien reports from bangkok 8 times a day at the mekong railway markets lose their lives. and clean up the tracks to make way for the train. it's hot and bustling to highlight with tourists even in the middle of the coronavirus crisis the quiet bit warry and we always shake the . hours by hours like we are we aware of where exactly. this spot which is crowded my chinese tourists china is thailand's biggest source of foreign tourists with about $20000000.00 visitors a year and they bring plenty of money with them. but last month chinese 2 groups

from traveling overseas and put a number of cities in lockdown to control the spread of infection this morning on the outskirts of bangkok with tourists from all over the world including china it's much emptier than usual tired of autonomy and these bandits here rely on terrorism and it's feared the virus cost more than a $1000000000.00. says everyone he has affected. the numbers aren't really changing but chinese tourists by 90 percent the numbers dropping a few days ago look at a state of usually. packed with chinese tourists along the coast thailand's famous speeches a ghost towns hotels are out and someone may need to be laid off. if things don't improve soon because i have expenses to pay i need to pay rent and

support my children so it's very difficult for me the ripple effects of the virus are expected to last for months if the impact for example is going to drag longer. spread worldwide and stop tourism sector economy fall into. below 2 percent in the 2nd. it is going to hit just a recent say they're not as exposed there basically that's going to hear the mystique a lot of the time. back at the railway market the trains just pass through again the stalls are getting back to business. life will return to normal just as quickly . bangkok. malawi's president is to appeal against the court ruling overturning his reelection peter with a rico narrowly won a 2nd term last year but months of protests followed over ickes ations a vote rigging on monday judges and know the results saying it had been compromised

by vote stuffing and altered ballots they ordered a new election within 150 days president spokesman called the decision a miscarriage of justice has the latest from malawi's capital a long way. well the president is going to address the nation on wednesday and he's going to tell people what he's going. with senior officials in the ruling party stated what he thought of organizing the paperwork the legal documents for the appeal village malawi's know when they plan to file the paperwork at the supreme court the supreme court to either say there is no case and throw the matter out or they could set a date to hear the matter what does this mean because the constitutional court has ordered that a french election has to be held within 150 days this appeal could delay the procedure so what will the opposition do the head of the n.c.p. party last with a clear has stated that the ruling party and the prison have every right to appeal the constitutional court ruling but he's very confident that the president did not

win the elections and he says opposes must take its course but of course the key thing of course is how the opposition supporters are going to react kristie days now they've been gathering as a possible headquarters here in the capital a long way to landing for these elections looking forward to these elections are you planning to hold they are planning to hold demonstrations and marches in the capital and elsewhere in the country some are saying that is really was take place today they say that they can't that won the election so there are fears that the longer it takes to get to these elections there could be violence on the street if people go out on the street and posters so it's a very delicate phase for people in malawi right now all eyes are waiting to see and hear what the president may be interested people later on on wednesday. it was meant to be the 1st opportunity for voters to pick their democratic presidential choice in the upcoming election but it took almost 24 hours for partial results from the iowa caucus to be released they put people to judge marginally ahead of

bernie sanders although both are claiming victory alan fischer reports from des moines. for the democratic campaigns iowa is already in the rearview mirror they've moved on that in new hampshire the next step in this process results from iowa new problem. each candidate is telling everyone what a huge success they've been even if it looks like they've struggled where. is. he going to. really be. in des moines an apology from the democratic party chairman that the system to count votes that the caucuses failed so spectacularly but he insists the results no being published can be trusted we have been working day and night to make sure that these results are accurate the one thing i will say is that the underlying data the raw data is secure

it was always secure conspiracy theorists online are suggesting the result is being manipulated that's not something bernie sanders is buying into you know there's no excuse for not having results but it's like but that doesn't mean to say but the votes at the polls like comment will be awkward and i think that's an unfair i think to try to get the youngest candidate in the race former mayor people to judge is performing ahead of predictions and expectations but he's already looking forward to a similar result in new hampshire this weekend or this tuesday this is we get to this new hampshire just for decision. i have never been more times than in argument here you know i don't see and this is the this is the failure and i want to deliver results quickly and clearly has amplified calls to drop the state as the 1st in the nation to vote in the presidential process but one experience political observer says there's no obvious solution that doesn't mean that they rest of the nation

will come up with the alternative that everybody can agree on new hampshire has a primary so that straight up election style voting the next state to hold a caucus is nevada later this month the democratic party there has already said it won't be using the system they used here in iowa alan fischer. demoing. turkey's president is calling on syrian troops there in that province to pull back behind a line of turkish observation posts or face the consequences. has threatened to active the withdrawal doesn't happen by the end of the month on monday turkey's military had dozens of syrian government targets after 8 of its military personnel were killed by shelling in the. a draft for a u.n. resolution seen by al-jazeera calls the u.s. president's proposal to solve the israeli palestinian conflict a breach of international law the plan which unveiled last week allows israel to annex large parts of palestinian land our diplomatic editor james bays has more

from the u.n. in new york. the pushback against the trump plan on the middle east has begun here at the united nations i've seen wording for a draft resolution for the security council drawn up by the palestinians by tunisia the current arab member of the council and by another security council member indonesia the wording says that they strongly regret the fact that the trump plan is a breach of international law that's very strong wording and it's very interesting i was told earlier by an arab diplomat but they didn't want to criticize directly the trump plan because they wanted to get their support for this resolution from 2 permanent members the u.k. and france the palestinian ambassador has made it clear he already knows how the u.s. is going to vote we know it will be defeated by a veto but we want to show that the international community is that if electing the

same position. all of us and articulated by the secretary general today again as he articulated that days ago when this very bad plan. announced in washington d.c. negotiations on the wording of this resolution will continue later this week and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas will be here in new york on tuesday when the resolution is voted on by the security council. the wife of the former malaysian prime minister najib razak is on trial accused of money laundering graft and tax evasion. is alleged to have received millions of dollars a. bribes linked to a government projects florence louie has more from kuala lumpur. rossmo months or is the wife of former malaysian prime minister. and she's currently on trial accused of pocketing millions of dollars in bribes in connection with

a project to provide electricity to schools in blue areas and if found guilty she could face up to 20 years in prison she also faces separate charges of money laundering and tax evasion and has pleaded not guilty to those charges now her husband. was the prime minister of this country until he lost a general election in 2018 he's also at the center of a financial scandal where billions of dollars were stolen from a state investment fund known as one and be not just himself is on trial facing dozens of charges of money laundering corruption and abuse of power now when the wife of the prime minister she was already known for her expensive taste but it was really after the 2018 general election that the extent of extravagant lifestyle came to light police raided property. and seized jewelry watches handbags now at least $12000.00 pieces of jewelry was seized and police

estimate these to be at least $100000000.00 so this trial even though it's not linked to one and the financial scandal that unseated a government. it is still being very closely watched here. in one of peru's most diverse spays fisherman who die for crabs and shellfish say they're putting their lives at risk to make a living stocks of fish are increasingly scarce which means many people have to venture further out to find them on a sanchez reports from south of the capital lima. looking for crops and scallops is not an easy job. 26 year old will bid up dives for nearly a minute every time sometimes 5 to 6 hours nonstop he says finding shellfish these days is difficult enough and when the light that comes in the water is warmer so the crabs hide underground there's been over fishing in the past 3 years we haven't

found any squid around here. the bay of lima is an area protected for its diversity fishermen are assigned a part of the bay where they can hand pick each shellfish especially scallops but now the surface trucked in wheat consuming more time in catching and cleaning before they can be sold after 40 years farming shellfish says the richness of this is being lost. over fishing in the change of the water temperature as to form the natural banks the industrial activity around here also increases and is warming up the water it's a series of reasons for this bank to be scarce. it is coast is among the most productive fishing areas in the world more than $70000.00 families depend on fishing they produce at least 65 percent of the fish consumed in the country large scale industrial fishing is also taking a toll on small fishing communities these. hours but

unlike years before now they don't know if they'll arrive here at the port with enough fish or shellfish to make ends meet that's why fishermen are putting extra pressure on themselves. for to decompression accident that left him with permanent muscle damage says they have no option but to dive deeper. we often risk decompression because sometimes we feel we have to run back to the ports or products so we get anxious and come to the surface faster so now we risk more and sell less. fishing ministry says it will implement vigilant committees to supervise the quality and amount of seafood harvested in the poor people turn to fishing indiscriminately as a quick solution to providing a livelihood their chance to make money fast impacts on the most superficial so that's why more divers are risking more accidents which are now frequent many

academics say the effects of climate change on the fish and shellfish stocks still under a. yes to geisha and big government is fast tracking regulation of fishing and shellfish gathering but already these small scale fishermen say it is much harder and dangerous to make a living by the n.s.a. than just. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour hong kong's leader says anyone entering from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days to check for any signs of the corona virus this comes as the cruise ship is on lockdown in the territory while 40 is test all those on board for the virus 3 crewmembers have been taken to hospital to be placed in isolation china has seen the biggest jump in deaths from the corona virus as the outbreak continues to spread there were 65 more confirmed deaths bringing the toll there to 490 the number of global cases has hit more than

24 thousands u.s. president donald trump has hailed what he calls the great american comeback and his 3rd state of the union address the focus on the economy on jobs but steered clear of wednesday's impending impeachment vote. if we hadn't grievers the failed economic policies of the previous administration the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. but tensions between trump of the house speaker nancy pelosi were clear the president appeared to reject a handshake from pelosi and his trump finished speaking she ripped off her copy of his speech because she said it was a manifesto of mistruths. us democratic party officials in iowa have apologized for a delay in the release of caucus results citing a technical glitch with 71 percent of the votes counted buda judge is slightly

ahead of bernie sanders. malawi's president has to appeal against the court ruling overturning his reelection peter narrowly won a 2nd term last year but on monday judges and the results saying it had been compromised by votes stuffing and altered ballots turkey's president is calling on syria to pull its troops and italy behind a line of turkish observation posts threads of tayyip erdogan has threatened to act if the withdrawal doesn't happen by the end of this month on monday turkey's military hit dozens of syrian government targets after eights if its personnel were killed by shelling into the those are the headlines all hail the algorithm is coming up next on al-jazeera thanks for watching. if you want to love and above that was my look like very soon got hungry i'm hungry as in an extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through. since mass immigration story we had paunch question is the thing we call chores and the problem is that the culture

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