jamie people are not necessarily game perfect this is a journey of progression not perfection on al-jazeera i am . northern in lock down as the death toll from corona virus surges. the air. they are watching just 0 live from doha with me fully backed also coming out marches around the world to mark international women's day but in several cities the protesters are met with violence to end in the u.s. to field of democratic presidential hopefuls smal rose to bernie sanders and joe biden her path for the next rhonda is with simon's from saudi arabia as another senior member of the kingdom's royal family is to take the oath i

am . it to me has become the site of the biggest corona virus outbreak outside china the number of infections has jumped to more than 7300 overtaking south korea as a 2nd worst hit country italy olsson reported its largest daily jump in. 133 people died on saturday alone this comes as much of the country's north has been placed on lockdown and no one is allowed to enter or leave the entire body and several neighboring provinces the move affects some 16000000 people there's also been a major spike in deaths in iran the health ministry there confirmed more than 6500 infections and nearly 200 deaths and more and more countries are imposing restrictions in a bid to stop the virus from. spreading over the past few hours france banned all

gatherings of more than 1000 people saudi arabia closed all its schools then dynevor cities and oregon has become the latest u.s. state to make an emergency declaration so now begins our coverage with this report a city deserted a region under lockdown milan italy is economic heart is almost unrecognizable hardly anyone in the shopping malls it's famous squares as the army keeps watch over an almost surreal situation this is an unprecedented crisis in this country's recent history will look at me and what is happening in my city is worrying me and it's also saddening because mulayam is a lively city and to see it like this today is almost a defeat for me i never would have thought this would happen milan's my parents are airport has now suspended all flights its neighboring airport now restricted to running only domestic flights but that hasn't stopped people attempting to get away

. fearing further contagion leaders of italy southern regions have warned hundreds of thousands of its citizens who went to work or study in the north of the country not to return home but groups of people continue to arrive from milan arriving with their masks on but there was no one to test them for covert 19. the harsh restrictions are designed to slow down the spread of the disease but there are fears that it may be too little too late hospitals in the affected region have been inundated and sick residents are now being asked to stay at home a stretched health care system is struggling to keep up with the increasing numbers there are no more valuable butts in hospitals and actually the current hospital which serves about 500000 people in all the area of course in these little thought on doctors got infected so there are nor more intensive care but it's

available away from italy there were further increases of the virus all over the continent in france at least 900 people have died from the virus with more than 1100 cases recorded in the country and there are nearly 800 people infected in germany one german national diagnosed with covert 19 has died on holiday in egypt last italy's lockdown is the most stringent outside of china containment may have come too late for some areas slowing down the virus is spread may be the best option for now. al-jazeera. my release a balloon boy is a journalist in milan the capital of the lombardy region she says italy's being seen as a testing ground for western governments looking to impose large scale quarantines busiest absolutely unprecedented the new and difficult to adjust the but on the other hand it's absolutely necessary. so we try you know to work from home

and organize work differently we try to do a lot of skype calls just to feel closer because i mean human interaction is fundamental and we cannot really do that you can walk about you have to keep it nice those. so yes it's we are steering you know adjusting to eat and it won't be easy also because it won't be quicker i mean i think we need. a couple weeks of these kind of lockdown which is not a quarantine like the one we had they had in hand. but it's there are very many restriction and i think we italians also attest the 4 western countries countries all over the war because in china i don't want to retire on regime and it was easier you know to make people comply to all the restriction and for

a democracy i think it's a little bit different. canada plans to fry its citizens on board the virus stricken gram prince's crew ship to a military base in ontario the ship is carrying more than 3 and a half 1000 people 21 of whom have been diagnosed with coronavirus it was bought from docking in san francisco and has been directed to the nearby port of oakland passengers are to be screened there and then sent to medical and korean teen sites out sway a top health official in the u.s. has admitted they were missteps that delayed virus testing is easy expert says the government may have to take steps to keep people away from crowded places if the virus continues to spread its by the concerns president continued to hold political rallies. the tester out there there was a misstep early on with regard to the test. a technical difficulty but right now about $1100000.00 tests are out there now will be an additional about

$640000.00 on let's say monday and then at least another $4000000.00 particularly now that we're engaging the private sector now when you say that they're out there if you go to a doctor it's up to the doctor to order the test and if that happens a person should have a test available but it's no doubt chris you have to be realistic early on there were some missteps that delayed it. as sent to other world news now and in mexico city protests have turned violent with police firing tear gas at women's day marches thousands of officers in riot gear have been deployed to the demonstration some protesters damaged property iranis focusing on the country's alarming rate a family size murders of women have more than doubled over the past 5 years and activists accuse the president of failing to take the issue seriously as speak to there is man europe i know who's in mexico city for so many tell us about what's

been happening in today's protests and also the specific problems that women in mexico face. tens of thousands of women took to the streets of mexico city this is part of those larger demonstrations taking place and other parts of the world and in other parts of latin america in the case of mexico the demonstration the march is really one of the largest in recent memory and it's part of a larger movement here in mexico a growing feminist movement against what many see as a culture of much cheese more and a male dominated society and this is what people are are protesting against women are angry over the alarming rate of femicide violence against women in mexico according to a recent poll upwards of 60 percent of women 15 in 15 years and above report some form of emotional or physical abuse more than 40 percent of women report having suffered some form of sexual assault and this is what women out here are protesting so right now things quieted down quite

a bit you mentioned some of those clashes that took place between demonstrators and police you mentioned that some businesses and store fronts were broken there's been a lot of criticism over some of the tactics used by the more militant the more radical factions of the feminist movement but when we've spoken to these women what they say to us is that they've tried the peaceful route they've tried to speak to the government and this is the only way that they're being heard and old denies is a granting a nationwide strike on my. manny what can we expect from that. burnout salute is without precedent just as this feminist movement continues to grow here in mexico there are other activities other demonstrations that are going to be taking place including one on monday which is a national strike through using the hash tag the a single soldiers a day without women worth thousands of women we don't know how many but many many women have said have vowed that they will not part be going to work they will not be attending class to to continue to call on the government to do more that's one

of the biggest criticisms is that the government hasn't done anything tangible to to to reduce violence against women and to address this issue of femicide in mexico which is which continues to be a worsening problem thank you for that man a rapid ally for us in mexico city. in chile meanwhile thousands marched through the capital in the wake of broader demonstrations over social inequality demanding justice for women injured or abused during the protest movement which began last year the sea and human resource on the protests in santiago the metro system has collapsed by the number because of the rather the number of people that have are going out here some are dressed in red as some are topless others are carrying different signs you can see there are hundreds of different women's organizations to basically send the same message that women need to be treated equally not just be equal they need to have equal salaries then you have the right to abortion and

they need and that they must have equal participation in politics and this is particularly important at this stage here in chile because there will be or very likely be a new constitutional assembly and it has been a struggle to ensure that women would have heritage in other words that there would be equal numbers of representatives to write that new constitution that women as well as men that was approved by congress just a few days ago but unfortunately the president is now on the. most of the people that are marching in front of us and not in very complimentary terms because he said the following and i want to quote him exactly he said very often it's not just the desire of men to abuse women but also the position of women to be abused that caused an outrage on social networks and on the streets he said that's not what he meant that it was taken out of context but clearly a very sensitive it strikes a very sensitive court here in chile at this point especially since the latest

figures show that at least $100000.00 women were abused last year alone and those are only the ones that were reported. and thousands of women defied the threat of violence to take to the streets across pakistan a large group of conservative men pelted the campaign is with stones shoes and stakes as they try to march to the capital islamabad the demonstrators for demanding greater reproductive rights and an end to so-called honor killings at least $1000.00 women are killed each year in pakistan for their perceived immoral behavior a rally to mark international women's day in kyrgyzstan turned violent after masked men attacked protesters demonstrators had gathered in the main square of the capital bishkek when men wearing masks barge into the gathering and started tearing banners apart police detained around 60 people including dozens of the female act it's. still ahead on the program tripoli may be under attack but there's still

money to be made. hello there another day rather heavy rain across central and southern areas of china see nothing but rain for the last week or 2 and it could well of course by now believing to some localized flooding very heavy as they go through monday but it really is pushing further eastward certainly a wet day in shanghai with high 15 degrees but look at this it is on its way to japan so not a bad start to the week for you but my goodness by choose day widespread rather heavy rain pushing right their way across honshu and also pushing across into have a look at that temperature 13 celsius in sapporo not just a couple of days ago it was just above freezing we've had snow so with all this rain on top of the snow and the sudden rise in temperatures we could have some very rapid snow melt so they could be some more flooding but it does certainly caraway

a choosey across much of mainland china the shows no really caring way from borneo java that's where the heaviest will baby. knows about day monday across much of the my peninsula sumatra but that is it going into tuesday we could see a few more showers very heavy downpours and snow the borneo and also the charles i wanted to show is that in similar southern and really coastal areas all that naaman still the same story as well across into india the showers into the south carolina quite heavy at times it is most you can drive to the north it also means the temperatures are on the high side so a warm day in new delhi at 27 and then to the south the north pole one to 2 shows. al-jazeera well it's remarkable refugee journeys from the treacherous path of sudanese sing out emmanuel john newcombe escapes the child soldiers and the 60 people that music is the latest way to come my child this is where i can get to the

mountain to sign up from sierra leone place and pray there is the one thing that i know that god has gifted me with a hard drive from home music and fashion on al-jazeera. the end you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories italy has overtaken south korea as the 2nd worst hit country by coronavirus outside china the number of infections has surpassed 7300 and it's reported the largest daily jump in deaths iran has reported its highest number of call in a virus this within a 24 hour period bringing the total to $194.00 but one prevention official is

suggesting the number of deaths could be much higher than what's being reported and in mexico city protests have turned violent with police firing tear gas at international women's day marches some protesters have damaged property the rallies focusing on the country's greater femicide us. now oil markets have tumbled the most since the gulf war in 1991 after the arabian launch an aggressive price war a made an ongoing dispute with russia prices fell by more than 30 percent when trading opened in asia on monday with warnings of further drops over the weekend saudi arabia slashed its official prices and signaled to bias that it would increase output. for senior friends in saudi arabia is reported to have been detained u.s. media reports say the former head of army intelligence prince nayef bin ahmed is

among those now being held but he hasn't been any official response from the government alexey o'brien has our reports. saudi state media on sunday broadcast pictures of king solomon with the kingdom's new ambassadors 2 year ago why and ukraine the appearance of the monarch followed speculation about his health after the reported arrests of several princes and dozens of officials in recent days the king's younger brother prince ahmed abdul aziz else and the crown prince's cousin mohammed bin nayef a said to be among those detained taken by masked men to an unknown location maybe they have. said the man is deteriorating or again has rumored in the past you might be considering. basically have to get in. the last thing i mean been some man want to challenge there are reports of an attempted coup though some analysts believe crown prince mohammed bin solomon is further consolidating his power i understand

that after the arrests of these major figures that he then demanded the other members of the family to confirm their loyalty to him and many were expected to tweet or to e-mail him and show that they were behind him mohamed bin solomon knowing his abs has a reputation for cracking down on anyone who opposes him he replaced been naive as to the throne and 27 tane forcing him into effective house arrest n.b.s. his uncle prince ahmed was said to be concerned by the crown prince's grip on power this is something extraordinary and saudi politics prince ahmed by the past rules of saudi politics should have enjoyed immunity even if he was publicly a little critical of some policy but that immunity is gone there is no immunity in

saudi arabia mohammed bin so man can get you no matter who you are that's the message. in $27.00 tane dozens of senior members of the royal family and billionaire businessmen around our panda tamed at a luxury hotel in riyadh the saudi government said it was an anti-corruption drive rights groups disagreed one year later mohammed bin solomon's international profile was further tanishq after the killing of saudi journalist. and the kingdom's consulate in istanbul the cia concluded that the crown prince must have known about the operation if not ordered it himself we know that the real power was some people calling him anecdotally the. soul of the king but the person who was actually in power in this. report suggests those detained now face long term imprisonment or even death. alexia brian al jazeera. in the united states the next

round of democratic primaries takes place on tuesday the contests looks dramatically different that it did just a week ago a race that began with nearly 30 candidates is now down to just 2 serious contenders for mon senator bernie sanders and former vice president joe biden biden these sanders by about 90 delegates in the race for the nomination and the right to face off against president donald trump in november as general election 6 states vote on tuesday the most closely watched will be michigan where $125.00 delegates will be selected the day's not just total cable elizondo has the latest from detroit's. this is a state with 125 delegates up for grabs on tuesday there are 5 other states that are also going to be voting but they don't have nearly as many delegates as this state michigan has and this is what it's all timidly come down to now a race for those nearly 1900 delegates that are needed to secure the democratic

nomination joe biden has several more than bernie sanders at this point but that is why so much attention is being put on michigan also it's come down to essentially the final 2 candidates for the most part and these are the signs of the 2 candidates that you're seeing all over the state of michigan joe biden and bernie sanders but it's not only their signs you see there their selves also campaigning here in this state bernie sanders was here on sunday joe biden is expected here on monday at a rally as well they're putting a lot of emphasis on michigan because if bernie sanders wins michigan it will show that he is back in this race and very much a contender if not the front runner where if joe biden is able to win this state and win it convincingly his lead will even increase even more and it could lead to calls for bernie sanders to step out of the race of course but we'll have to see

but clearly this is the state everyone is going to be watching on tuesday. greek police have used water cannon to fight off dozens of refugees and migrants who were hurling stones at them from the other side of the border with turkey thousands of migrants have been camping there since last week when taki declared its borders with the european union open president bush up type at a one has urged greece to open the gates and allow migrants to travel further into europe is used to meet officials in brussels on monday to discuss the issue. so. they do not want to stop in greece they only want to go through your territory to go to europe why are you preventing them we said from the beginning we would open our borders and now i say to greece open your borders and they will go through your territory to go to european countries you cannot shrug this issue aside the

families of the victim flight m.h. 17 which was shot down over ukraine in 2014 have attended a silent protest outside the russian embassy in the hague 298 chairs symbolize the number of people killed when the malaysia airlines plane was struck by a missile fired from territory held by poll russia separatists 4 men will be tried in a dutch court on monday accused of murder for their roles in the attack set boston has more. for 6 years relatives of passengers on flight m h 17 have been waiting to find out who is responsible for bringing down the plane over eastern ukraine they hope to trial in the netherlands will give them answers it was the most deadly single incident in the war between ukrainian government forces and russian backed safra this that continues to this day up to 298 people on board 196 came from the netherlands many of them having for holiday in southeast

asia 4 suspects are being charged with murder for allegedly helping transport a russian book anti aircraft missile which investigators say brought down the plane russian former military and intelligence officers ego get in. and surrogate dubin ski had high ranking positions in the separatist army in eastern ukraine they've made it clear they won't attend the trial. will be replaced by a lawyer moscow has denied any involvement and accuses the investigators of fabricating the evidence saying phone record and it's released by the investigation team afaik social media analysts say the so-called sin petersburg troll factory also accused of interfering in the u.s. 2016 elections send out tens of thousands of tweets in the hours and days after the plane came down promoting the russian narrative some researchers say it was

a well organized this information campaign designed to create confusion. see this goal everything is used and they are not really bothered by the fact that they are contradicting themselves all the time that one day they say it was a training fighter jet and today it is ukrainian book that brought down the plane and tomorrow it will be occurring in fighter jet again russia has offered to hold a trial here in moscow but the dutch government has rejected that for some russians this proves that the trial won't be fair. it is clear that this is a politically motivated trial and from my point of view it wasn't right at the time to give away the black boxes to haul it because from the very beginning it was clear that the black boxes will be used against russia. asked if he would change his mind if the evidence presented in the dutch court is convincing he satisfactory little chance of that a recent poll shows that only 10 percent of russians believe that russia was responsible for the downing of i'm h.f. and that's 5 times higher than what it was 6 years ago but many say that the

chances of the russian government will change its position a very slim because of course always mean take that it was never involved in the war in eastern ukraine in the 1st place step 5 al-jazeera moscow. one civilian has been killed and 3 more are being treated in a hospital in libya's capital tripoli after a rocket struck a house close to the international airport the u.n. recognized government is blaming forces loyal to warlord honey for half time they've been trying to capture the capital for almost a year now by to gab or it is the only operational airport in tripoli as been the target of frequent attacks since halftime began his campaign last april that nearly a year of fighting near libya's capital has taken a heavy toll on the economy many businesses have closed and young people are seeking work abroad but some entrepreneurs say they are determined to carve out new opportunities. ahead has a story from tripoli. means

a pick me up in the libyan dialect it's all right hailing company recently launched by 2 libyan. app and facebook page jeepney offers rides for people mostly in the capital tripoli. technology which figures our driving groups for drivers and calculates the distance and fare is something new in libya we did our soft launch for the application in march 1 month before the attack on tripoli. after about a month when everything happened. we saw significant drop in our numbers we were a bit worried about that but luckily that didn't continue this company provides work space for students and business owners who can't find it in their own areas with frequent power and internet cuts in many parts of the city especially in the

areas affected by the fighting it also provides a safe place for customers we find the good market and that there are many people like it. there is a good demand for a. run and you know for any business if you have or would demand. then you're ok the conflict in libya has force had many young people to seek new carriers abroad but despite the challenges in the country some are still enthusiastic about creating their own businesses and bringing new ideas to the market. but many here say they're worried what will happen if the fighting in southern tripoli moves closer to the city center many businesses have been shut down since the warlord cleaver hefted launched his military campaign to seize tripoli from the internationally recognized the government in april official figures suggest the war

has cost the economy more than $40000000000.00 that includes losses caused by the blockade of the oil facilities by forces loyal to have turned these entrepreneurs say their businesses should be able to with distended declining to stay triveni. they are now hoping the fighting will in to allow their businesses to grow even further but if the battle for tripoli continues these young libyans are unlikely to have many free species like the. tripoli. 5 people have been killed by an avalanche while hiking in central austria it happened in the dock in mountains it's believed the victims were from the czech republic the region is a popular area for trekking and at least 45 people remain missing in southeastern brazil days after heavy rainfall cause floods and landslides 35 people are known to

have died when communities were engulfed in 3 cities on the coast of salvado state firefighters and volunteers are continuing this age for the missing earlier this week the region had a month's rainfall in a single day. the and the area again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on algis year at italy has overtaken south korea as the 2nd worst hit country by coronavirus outside of china the number of infections us a past $7300.00 and it's reported that largest daily john big deaths iran meanwhile has reported its highest number of corona virus tests within a 24 hour period bringing the total to $194.00 but one prevention officially suggesting the number of deaths could be much higher than what's being reported and counted upon so fried citizens on board the virus stricken grand princess cruise

ship to a military base in ontario the ship is carrying more than 3 and a half hours and people $21.00 of whom have been diagnosed with coronavirus it was barred from docking in san francisco and has been directed to the nearby port of oakland. in other news protests have turned violent in mexico city with police firing tear gas at international women say marches some protesters have damaged property the rallies focusing on the country's alarming rate of family sides in chile thousands marched through the capital in the wake of broader demonstrations over social inequality they're demanding justice for women injured or abused during protests began last year turkey's president won is calling on greece to allow refugees to make their way into europe. so. they do not want to stop in greece they only wanted to go through your territory to go to europe why are you preventing them we said from the beginning we would open our

borders and now i say to greece open your borders and they will go through your territory to go to european countries you cannot shrug this issue aside or do on is due to meet a you officials in brussels on monday turkey declared its borders with europe open 2 weeks ago causing thousands to try to cross the border over the past week families of the victims of flight m h 17 which was shot down over ukraine in 2014 have attended a silent protest outside russia's embassy in the hague 298 chairs symbolize a number of people killed when malaysian airlines plane was struck by a missile fired by pro russian separatists 4 men will be tried in a dutch court on monday those are the headlines inside story is next.

saudi arabia arrests the king's brother and all the royals accused of plotting against the crown prince is muhammad been consolidating his power and what are the implications of this latest against dissent this is inside story. how and welcome to the program. saudi arabia's crown prince's had a controversial rise to power in just 3 years mohamed bin salmond has silenced nearly all voices of dissent at home critics of being jailed or even killed and he appears to be tightening his grip on power even further media.