i'm can but eleanor hall the top stories on al-jazeera he was president donald trump of suspending travel with europe for 30 days to combat the coronavirus pandemic the unprecedented restrictions won't applied to the united kingdom and a watch affect u.s. citizens all permanent residents a white house correspondent complete health at the ports and think and with the number of u.s. corona virus infections continuing to rise president donald trump made out a rare oval office address to announce new travel restrictions to blunt the spread of the virus to keep new cases from entering our sure's we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days these restrictions

will also not apply to the united kingdom truck justified the strict measures by blaming european leaders now dealing with a mass outbreak of cases. the european union failed to take the same proportions and restrict travel from china and other hot spots with financial markets falling and a rising number of americans staying home from work trump also urged the u.s. congress to put in place measures to provide financial relief if we are vigilant and we can reduce the chance of infection which we will we will significantly impede the transmission of the virus us corona virus infections now number more than a 1000 prompting local governments around the country to cancel large public gatherings closed schools and even ban fans from sporting events late wednesday the n.b.a. suspended its season after

a utah jazz player contracted the virus and in another stunning announcement hollywood superstar tom hanks and els t.v. and his wife also tested positive in recent weeks trungpa sought to calm public fears by downplaying the severity of the corona virus likening it to the common flu even as his own public health officials continue to say just the opposite i think if you count all the cases of minimally symptomatic or asymptomatic infection that probably brings the mortality rate down to somewhere around one percent which means it is 10 times more lethal than the seasonal flu despite this dire prediction trump stopped short of declaring a national emergency a move that would free up more than 40000000000 in emergency funds to help local officials struggling to contain the virus last week congress approved just

8300000000 for treatment and supplies just after his address the white house announced president trump is taking his own precautions. canceling trips to the u.s. state of colorado and nevada kimberly helped at al jazeera the white house italy has ordered all shops except food stores and pharmacies to close to stop the spread of coronavirus this comes as the government ordered a national lockdown restricting travel for the country's 60000000 people. a rocket attack on a military base in iraq has killed 3 personnel 2 from the united states and one from the u.k. about 18 small rockets fired from the back of a truck hit camp taji which is 27 kilometers north of the capital baghdad a dozen coalition personnel are being treated for injuries kempton g. is a former republican guard base used by the u.s. since its capture in 2003. described hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been

sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault wednesday and was convicted by new york course last month the allegations helped spark the global need to movement more than $100.00 women have now that accuse the 67 year old of sexual misconduct thank you back several decades weinstein's lawyers say he'll appeal a posthumous appeal for the only man convicted of the lockerbie bombing is to go ahead former libyan intelligence officer. mcgrath he was found guilty of mass murder in 2001 for his involvement in the bombing of pan am flight 103 of the town of lockerbie in scotland. news continues here on al-jazeera after shelter stay with us.

raise your right hand and repeat after me i say your name was. this only swear. for the for. concentricity united states. against enemies. foreign and domestic. according to regulations. and the uniform code of military justice the size of the job. so i got the ventures into roger shoals he served in the ring corps for 98995 so he's going to my programs is a bed and really for him it's his life back to it's been living out of his truck for the last couple of years he's homeless and i'm sure to get him out of struck you know bad. so.

he told me and we had the marine corps yes i was nice to his marine corps i can i knew. i was a sergeant for quite a long time. if you look at his background oh no i love my serve and i came from a very broken broken home how much found the support. that's a genius his record is all good from there so i'm learning how to be of marine nothing out in it every yesterday every day you know if there is somebody on your side always. the private so many scholars call the speaker. my god the marines from my from the my wife left here after. and i didn't know it.

was work i get my life back on track after pretty much what i did from tunics stream flashback. need to stream thoughts i want to write back overseas are in the field in cannot get out of me in the shares had a few run ins a few times the shoals see on your 2nd mile program so it's basically there to work on his income his health and his housing situation it was it was hard also for me your bags of a life i mean i tended suicide 3 times and i was homeless at one point when 1st came back for a 2nd roger situation being home was the country that is the country gave up on me this job saved me because i mean i know 40 percent of the ploys here are better and sell em better stands the veteran here and. it was just

the perfect working place so many people arrived to success because he wants it now i mean yeah he's had his hick ups his bumps in the road but he's at that point his life where he's 50 you know he's ready to he wants to relax i hope and just work in enjoy the rest of his life so so. we got hope for today for the hour i met. this organization started in the seventy's we were trying to create a place for returning vietnam veterans and their soon became apparent like everybody else in a home they did the job they knew that healthy relationships. so there so there was

a need for to establish an agency an organization that was know i could bring together these resources but also create a place a safe secure place that they could come to talk about their experience to share their with the people have a similar experience. there seems to be a large percentage of veterans who do come out you know a little broken you know and for everybody really i mean it's a life changing experience that's what boot camp is all about they take away your individual ism and they train all that stuff out of you see don't question orders they're leaving you know such a structured environment and then thrown into you know life that's been going on for 4 years without them or longer you know and that's scary and intimidating and they don't know how to cope and that's why a lot of them turned to drugs or turn to whatever it is they don't know how to fit

in anymore i feel like the real problem is no out training that makes sense you know particularly with our military people now you know they're being trained to such a high degree to go over and fight they go over there they do their job and then they're out one day and why have you know how somebody supposed to foot that switch it doesn't happen. i have to say with bob dylan where the nails he bad i am we could use about a i think. that will be all of them. yes you could program next week out of graduate but i got it i put it in pretty extension staying longer than that he lot more work on my shelf and i'm getting the help that i need here are some well i'm going to them that i can learn here because i did with every issue the interesting beauty of it i'm going to present a.t.'s

need to support you on you and what you're sure you in 67680 said. when i was drafted they very wisely made medico for me because i don't think there was anything else in the army that i would have done i never saw another job that that i could have done that i would have done. and we'd get a ambushed and they'd be shipped medicine and stuff i would use my rifle to big noise just. to scare wall off but i did what i heard him.

mostly sit stand not men do defects p.t.s.d. and depression and don't want to be have your tongue about ass with it's common to all of. this my son jack. to seek to be. seen. never play came form for a. field name oh. i'm comes on dunn. is right. and his. life. was known lean to me and both.

i took care of a man when a truck rolled over the mountain and crushed him williams airworthy it was full of blood and i clawed it out with my hands and it just filled back. and then bubbles broke and there was nothing i could do he was dead gone through that. tore me to pieces. did. you. worried.

that. her. brother runs to see you know. the very. end in order to function in combat and you know this a rational response would be to get the hell there but we cannot be rational so we have to set aside our rational human response and then having cut all those feelings all off you know when you're sent to it because if you don't you just start screaming that one day and the middle of it and you won't stop i went out to

a track in 2 $1009.00 and we got bombed every thursday they went lop off rock allow rock rock around some more around whatever happened one night one of those rounds hit $34.00 guys and. i think one of them survived i really remember because kind of birth my memory with the math and everything to try to forget about it but . we lost 33 guys 3 m.p.'s. he talked about numbness and i got back i had no fear period and i was afraid of anything i want to do that in the middle of the night and i care trying to get some weed to you know to calm me down and held it none of this. would use using it would. not have been a whole that dime a big boy. i could have made it well if i use the unemployment because i got

employment for 2 years i would use it right instead of using it to subside my my fears my you might my feelings very much. i could have went somewhere but i didn't i just explained it that i've been here almost 90 days now the 23rd of this month the 19th what i'll be asking for an extension because i can i can't trust myself to go out there i go for the holidays i need to go through that go through the holiday here in the r.c. and. i just thank god for each one of my bets with regards to whether you're an army navy coast guard they're not marines brassfield up all right here. when i actually came here and i mean yeah that person scary situation and the

diversity here is you know we have straight we have gay we have transgender and i'm actually gay veteran and also came out with. my hiv status i'm a chubby positive and. you know that they acceptance from the group was very much overwhelming and. they opened up arms and you know they offered words of encouragement that was actually remarkable. and we become so rich that we could get any. career fair or love. in their day that is. that is true. you know every veteran out there is one of my brothers and sisters. i want to be there for him you know it's all my my my vet's

all the time i said look you know i'm i'm not a social worker by nature. a room. was . it sounds harsh but by and large i don't really care about the average person out there. but i do this because i love my vets on. the. planet. earth.

oh where do. the program is designed it's a 30 bed transitional program for homeless vets and so yes they all had to been homeless and all that friends like you are going to their goal self-sufficient income so we help them apply for benefits we help them go back to school or get employment. morning or you. interventions difference to their needs are different and so we're able to treat them to the root issues whether it's addiction whether it's mental health. or you roger.

it's going to read. it. really to meet my roommate's mad so let me say maybe one of the. 2 them really. he's just 53 and were in 5 miles and the reason i would get sleep in. sydney i really just think there'd be some room for. the well life for the marines . just as it makes the society. so we're learning how to just. like and maybe i'm relationship with my. children and that's why it's. nice employer that doesn't turn destructive. like that morning to yeah every morning. that's i see

what i did your guy right now when he 1st came in here he was. i thought he needed medication bag because you get out he would he was having a real bad time and counsellor was in session with somebody so i can get the cows are out of the office i thought roger was going to get in his truck and leave. that you know yeah yeah well you had to navigate it and it went to 2 weeks of 2 and 2 weeks and he was calm down it was amazing it was. not going to swab the floor of the navy guys would be good to get. their call swaby he's. the one thing i like to highlight optically with the new veterans coming into these programs is that it is a program so you don't run shelters you know this isn't a mission. it's

a man. supportive housing program. everybody takes turns doing chores if somebody has been living on the street for 15 years cleaning the kitchen might be totally a lead experience for them but it's something that they all have to do like it or to teach that. i don't know i don't know how to say it but there's just i love this place you know i wish everybody could experience this. this is my car the end my wife lived in this car. it's

not a good place to live but i guess it beats the street you know let me show you where i was living. it was basically. sit like this and put the seat. where is it right here all the way back and this is this is the position we slept in and i would have sleeping bag pulled up over me and my pillow behind my head but as you could see i'm not burkle or horizontal yeah. and so i wasn't i mean you try to turn over and you just get more uncomfortable and that's why they all called him and you know you drink enough are you just pass them out a way out and you wake up in the morning so or you know when you do you start your day all over again doing the same thing trinket so you wouldn't have to feel anything when you when you try had to crawl back in this ng and sleep in it. the

end i think happened in the mcdonald's parking lot and i stopped getting high try to use more drugs and i just wouldn't work and it's like like so something outside of myself said to not and i went to a veterans resource center and things have just been going good sense and you know i completed i did everything i needed to do. to do the right thing you know to get help. and now this car is just a reminder of what i'm done with. today like this so good. i'm going to hang on to when i get. a leg and go. sit in her feet. let me go.

to bed he's going. to be beat. but we still. need to get a big fish i'll. just. have you see circumstances where you can say. i've seen circumstances in which the client didn't want to be saved. somebody will decide. her winner or alcohol was much more important at that moment and then we just hope that we left enough of an impression that at some point they'll be ready for hoping to come back we can. never turn our back on a veteran and we're not going to do it today hopefully someday they'll all come back. i'm staying i am a veteran of 2 branches i did 6 years active duty in the name is

a separate mission from there i went into the naval reserves. completed i went into the army national guard which i'm still hurt currently serving and. we have a total of 14 years now for the car they work and play with just sticks i have periods of i where i have a substance abuse problem that i have about all that and get over it which was hard but i've done it now and again and this last time was a lot harder but at least i was able to. bounce back from it all. and since then have been trying to find income to help kind of move forward and. read and to really have to cross over into it a precarious. and give your head up. your

whole day is an compassed way of doing nothing but surviving that foothold to go around to look for housing or to look for jobs. it becomes much harder because you're more focused on where am i going to get my next meal or how am i going to get to these free services or how my going to get to these food beings. and then to think about wordstar next hour. piano hygiene you look coleus and your clothes are all dirty and stuff like that you can't buy. even if you want to change . a lot of great stuff that's like i don't think we're going to. hear a little platform where i stand. with my friends and couple of their neighbors

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the. hello i'm convinced don't have the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has suspended travel with europe for 30 days to combat the coronavirus pandemic the unprecedented restrictions won't apply to the united kingdom and it won't affect u.s. citizens or permanent residents in his national address he accuse the e.u. of not responding quickly enough to the virus taking early intense action we have seen dramatically fewer cases of the virus in the united states than are now present in europe the european union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from china and other hot spots as a result a large number of new clusters in the united states were seeded by travelers from

europe italy has ordered the closure of all shops except food stores and pharmacies to help stop the spread of corona virus this comes as the government ordered a national locked up a strict in travel for the country's 60000000 people it extends a quarantine zone that italy imposed on its northern region around milan on sunday . the biggest basketball league in the world has been suspended and it's suspended rather its season because of the virus and be a star player you. really go bare has tested positive earlier some franchise owners suggested games be played without fans a rocket attack on a military base in iraq has killed 3 personnel 2 from the united states and one from the u.k. it happened at camp taji which is 27 kilometers north of the capital baghdad about 18 small rockets fired from the back of a truck hit the base a dozen coalition personnel are being treated for injuries camp taji is

a former republican guard base used by the u.s. since its capture in 2003. disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault weinstein was convicted by a new york court last month the allegations helped to spark the global me to movement. a 2nd day of hearings has begun then a strenuous high court with form of vatican treasurer george pell is fighting to overturn his sexual abuse conviction he's serving a 6 year sentence to sexually assaulting 2 quiet boys the limited 990 s. . stay with us on al-jazeera the news continues here off the shelf to.

every little platform where i stay. with my boyfriend my couple other neighbors that if they. visit our tanks that broke the zipper out.

and when they i know about being homeless and in situations i remember 2 nights ago . when the robbery happened. sheriff's office and that coming down here looking for they say oh and so if they came down here when i says come out basically told us they have a week to move. sound ads quite common here in the homeless community. when the trends are definitely the most under-served population. we could put a man that's homeless in a bad right now no problem we have a young female that has no place to go and has to hide has to hide talk. to her. face sexily a new 10 off of our and my last paycheck but the 1st one weekend was over the next

corner and after the 1st rain because it had holes and whatnot we were so all of our betting everything with us and just so and i was lying down in my socks my clothes his wrinkly minutes of them yeah. these are my girls kid you know. they were both rescues. clearly like my heart tends to be bigger than i can handle. like logistically you know. i have a diverse students schmoo is 5 weeks old and the v.a. certified her as a therapy dog for me she actually just being my baby. i'm

good. turned into like a p.t.s. response to all so when i'm feeling like really edgy. defensive should really only post up close to me and make sure that nobody like. or really just give them a she i think she knows that nobody's going to hurt me it she just knows that like there's times i can't handle it was proximity to other people. i was a navy diver. so. i did primarily as submarine rescue and i worked on actually had a really cool job in the navy. undiagnosed mental illness was a major part of why ended up homeless. these girls back in here. a minute ok. you can totally i mean you can get in there. i've got my v.a.

signature drugs that you know. at the ready and i haven't missed a dose of my medication since i've been given it and i just really like a i mean i can write lists now and like realistically c.l.'s through in a day. call people back. whether i'm going to make an appointment or not. it sucks it's terrible it's a no you know nobody should have to live like this. but at the same time i have i do have a roof over my head and 4 walls and organic heaters you know what i mean i will never go cold. and on never not get my hugs for a day i'm clear about the fact my hands out and my hat's off and i need some help. it you know and when i'm in

a position to like reach out and help somebody else but your ass i'm going to be there like as soon as that opportunity shows up when my son will head home. for the pathology of trauma in a federal as them wanting to i sleep from society from each other and we just want to be left alone. and that's our biggest challenge i think we fight

desperately to get them out of their comfort zones and get them back together and get them to sit in the tables to make friends you know to do things that people enormous a sudden you. contacted security being with other people. was what heels. to do there and. there are. things that. aren't so one of yours is ready to move on weak knowledge that accomplishment it would be giving up of this coin runs a very special point on one side says it's a recovery because that's what you guys all are now on the other side says i came with hope worked and learned i have

a new life. a life that i earned this corn is going to be for didn't smell her. tennis and only for a while i'm loving it. you felt me with my spiritual growth. did you know that you're my hero. you are. good luck. yes ah. oh very simplified place of that thought by that very good record. good brother who's seen. this is can it be hard for me to see it really because i can really talk to you about myself. pure desperation to all these kinds here

we're going to miss you thank you. i feel the same way truly goes down it's just you know i'm an issue so much you don't so much for me but me in every where you really have ok know that i'll make this real sorry guys you know i was in jail it be a guy be a late picks me right out the jail banks me right here i got here words. shower shoes on. family as trainers against me. i came here was so much shame and this place picked me up and you guys did too. you know i saw a lot of working i mean you guys but looking forward to get out of here you know and have a go to talk to me i think i want to talk to me and i want to feel good about myself to get my family back. god bless you all and thank you.

and i'd be remiss trudi i love you too you've been like you better great friend to me we hit it off right off the bat i forgot i forgot i'm sorry i missed you we hear that right off the bat. yeah. sure. right person. you. heard me say. he. well. let. me get. this. given. moment yesterday when i left the story

completely had no idea who it was didn't know where my car was had a full blown panic attack and just going through those where in one minute i'm in reality the next minute i'm not quite painful. in this process is you know brought up all the stuff i've stuff for 20 years yeah. i guess that's my good friend jenny hi how do you do. dave dave this is j g more nice to meet you. i went into the coast guard to go help others when i was 17 and a month before i went to maps they weighed me and told me i was 5 pounds overweight i was 170 lb body builder with 6 percent body fat so i quit eating in basic training so through my time in. my anorexia took over my life at that point i

was 112 pounds. so i finally was able to get into rehab in rehab my 1st week i was then cornered several times by a counselor and the last time he raped me so my history in the military was difficult for something i wanted to do something i so wanted to do i had to get out to save my life women with m.s.t. military sexual trauma if any female says i've been raped or i've been sexually assaulted or i have been brutally badgered they have nothing happens it's sort of falls on deaf ears and you get kicked out and you get nothing and it happens time and time again. i also myself was raped 3 times different times in the military and it definitely is it's horrible and it happens to women quite often very much

often that was 20 years ago when i finally broke this last may. i had been stockpiling pills and i'd already been drinking a lot and taken a lot is ending so the day. so it took about 80 norco's percocet xanax prepared all and then some into an argument like you shouldn't drink of whiskey. and i was ready and i said i'm going to bed. i thought i would be done i looked it up on the internet that combination should kill anybody. my next thought was my friend jenny shaking me awake screaming at me. saying if you're dead i'm going to kill you bitch today. not so much i was so

mad to be alive and the only thought i could think of was i can't believe i'm here i can't believe i'm still here. i convinced her i was just sick she went to go get another friend to help watch me overnight while they were gone i took a half a bottle of tylenol pm. the next day. when i woke up again i was like you've got to be kidding me but by that. that it now you know i'm really glad suicide i'm. well you know you're inspiring i'll say that my goodness to 2 of you to come out of the other side of what you have been through and what you have been tempted is amazing thank you you are made of iron thank you are no.

i would like to just share some of my things with you i was going to do you do tend . to. have short term memory. to have. wrote this song to haiti to a patient and a little pain. or caroline. the. nurse that was least in charge of who's in charge of me i don't want to use charge . was just a wonderful person. and

still has some gratitude. so the 1st time i came back down here after the hospital just being able to see the trees again and the ocean and feel grateful for being here and having survived. was just kind of. breath taking. in the hospital i had a social worker tell me that we're all spiritual beings having a human existence we have tough times we have good times that's the whole balance of why we're here and that has really helped me because i'm doing good today but

you never know i get triggered things happen but if i can breathe through walk down here or remember this spot in my mind. i know what it is. they say that. a veteran commits suicide every 61 minutes here in the united states and unfortunately i think the number is so often the drinking the drugging the overdosing the risky behavior. i'm sure that sure that number number is at least double that in terms of. all these other causes. reverted it least in the last month 24 suicide sued the training that and a mandate my case managers get and then. you know we've probably lost 3 in the last 2 months and who knows how many more that we've engaged with that we just

haven't heard of at this juncture you know it's. it's horrible. when. we have a lot of successes to clients that come into the program they work really hard. and they leave us. i don't see normal but they leave us you know better productive members of the community they are happy they're healthy yeah the 1st week go out to get by truck and pick you leave every do. you start it up. you know fill resist so you know the big. it works with the group the group therapy really were. it was it. works well because rob that you're ensuring

that you're. in the staff here 1st or there's a this 24 hour duty stuff and the guy at night has helped me gratefully i had a couple of crazy flashbacks and i got to come down talk to the guy we talked for a few minutes walk around outside and i didn't have to go but to my old bobby age i've got to work out in a safe environment to go back to sleep and say no you know the sheriff's arresting me. to spank you. more i'd be getting more good things to come or. so former days get more. in your life than your. face feel out of and you're like.

get out if there had to be when you can let you off but we would have to. act like it was ok i will. not i think i have there's somebody that has become a lot closer to me if i see her every day and i talk to her every day. i've actually got might even be my unemployment is out so i've been getting out which helps a lot. gives more sense of freedom to be able to do a lot more stuff and catch up and repay people back as well. and that money that she did receive she was able to take care of her debt with her storage facility she actually gets to go enjoy some space there's always room for dinner. ok now for you i think. i'm well you know david and i we have our house or so we've been looking around like that for housing yeah but apps they're going to be readily

believe there's a hotel right next to 2nd to comment was i just heard about that you know we've looked and looked and looked and we've disconsolate come up against it or. our friends are you going to get groceries you better get a number of really great when you're not like 100 are you know. that. you're. on the. phone with. them with. my. belief it's going to.

take you very much only i was really a. somebody yeah i think that 320 and 32 going in and. ok. we're. here but take them to bring them. down takes them according to what. said to me that means. they're all going to meet me right we're going without some friends you have your kids. and they may have only met one of them when i. think or did you think yes thank you for your service thank you for. your. story.

the putting. up shot. i think the biggest shock factor for me is that how many of our young vets not only old vets but our young vets are coming back you know a year removed from military and they're already homeless and have an issue with addiction. i'm going to. read the good game. used to. look at the trauma for the trauma and every corner of every room of every building that we run i mean every day is torture every night is sleepless and so necessary for half the conflicts be

sentenced to. sus. far. east dreams of. looming. the. you know these guys are heroes and they deserve. the best of what we've got we made a promise to these people when you're flipping to pick for once you know we make a lot of promises americans that we don't keep well this is one promised goddamn of the need to suit the need to cure these people that are. horde see. them. as i have data. you could snap your fingers or something spectacular happen. you know my 1st

reaction is as it's happened every day when you see saving the life you help somebody that's a little tiny bit of a miracle that the cool part of that but if i could step out my failures let's not have another goddamn war who. hell if the next day or so most of the rabid insta will be quiet but look what is coming in over egypt that developing storm will be a pretty nasty thing he's 1st of all it's got a cold wind with it and then it's got the potential to live 800150 minutes of rain

in 24 hours that will produce flooding in maybe cairo alexandria anywhere really as a flash flood in north egypt and it will spread its wings further east to 1st a few showers in jordan and northern sadi a strong southerly coming up so we normally means pretty nasty weather when it expands itself so all of north and south is very raw to live on generally with the miserable weather all the way up into sudden turkey and the concentration right likely to believe in 2 wars west and iran come saturday said the science is mostly quad still 35 in mecca but a thundery 35 in about 25 in a rather quiet adar. that we seen some big shots recently developing like victoria isn't one blooming interesting westwards it's a good scotch and the surrounding towns are there possibly round the aussies certainly but this general area is seeing widespread share activity which is spreading north into south sudan and ethiopia anyway because the fresh start for

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a chance to tell their story. we made a life saving move with early action in china now we must take the same action with europe. donald trump's announcement draws a sharp for spawn's the e.u. warns that drastic measures to tackle coronavirus could cause economic disruption. india too imposes stringent travel curb suspending all visas for a month after the w.h.o. declared code at 19 i'll break a pandemic. alone given al thank you for joining us this is on their live from doha also coming up a rocket attack on an iraq.