both of. them. this is deja vu news live from berlin american senator bernie sanders scores a major victory in the nevada presidential caucuses the big margin of his when strengthens his status as front runner for the democratic party's nomination he appears to have left his nearest rivals including former vice president joe biden far behind. tears are mounting as new coronavirus cases emerge and around the world italy is reporting its 1st 2 deaths following a spike in infections there the government has decided to isolate towns at the

epicenter of the outbreak. plus in the bundesliga football boosted dortmund travel to bremen on a quest for revenge the home side kick dortmund out of the german cup black and yellow strive to get some payback to keep their bundesliga title hopes alive. unexpired sir welcome to the program in the united states bernie sanders has won nevada's democratic party presidential caucuses the strong showing in the 1st contest in the western states strengthens his front runner status sanders left before the vote counting was over to campaign in texas it is one of 14 states holding presidential primary votes on march the 3rd after winning he told voters his grassroots movement was unstoppable. and deja vue washington

correspondent carla blucher joins us now from the details carla how important is this win and especially the size of it. well this is a hugely important when on the one hand this is the 1st sign that bernie sanders really does have diverse coalition of voters behind him because iowa new hampshire were mostly white states and the vatican is not really even more importantly as you mentioned this is a huge when 2nd place is so far away it could just as well be 3rd or 4th or even 5th place. and supporters of chill biden who did come in and 2nd place are saying because those differences so big a few months ago they would have considered this disastrous but now they're just glad they didn't actually end up in 5th place ok what kind of reactions do we actually have from the people involved sanders and his rivals. well

sanders has has really tried to be more unifying in his in his victory speech after the nevada caucus and he has said that we are going to win because we are bringing our people together in a multiracial general generational coalition. joe biden is very enthusiastic about his 2nd place even though it's you know very far away from 1st place but is saying while they have for each their goal of coming in 2nd so that's great and. even though he congratulated sanders has also been very critical and has been saying that sanders is excluding too many people too many democrats and too many americans. who care and understand there's reaction as well from the men he might actually be fighting for the president's you one day donald trump. rights trump contracts related

sanders on twitter calling him crazy bernie and saying that you know he was doing well and if and don't let them take it away from you the reason here of course is not that trump has suddenly become generous but that he believes that if sanders wins the nomination the democrats don't stand a chance against him and he's also pointing to the fact that russia allegedly is working to support a sanders win just for that reason that they believe that trump will be sanders ok so perhaps not the most heartfelt congratulations thank you for that carla bleicher in washington reporting. fears are mounting as the number of new cases of the coronavirus outside of china rises there are pockets of outbreaks in europe the

middle east and asia triggering lock downs and closures of schools italy's prime minister says his country will forcibly isolate towns affected there are 2 people have died and more than 70 were infected the streets of could only 0 were empty on saturday evening people in a dozen towns in northern italy were told to stay indoors after a local woman died presumably from the coronavirus. we still can't say whether she died of the corona virus or whether she had to corona virus and died from on the course this because no autopsy or other tests have been performed yet to see what's your officials confirmed the number of infected persons in the lombardi region is growing when the people should be of equal. i can say is that the number of people infected in our region has risen to 39. masks sold out said these at

a pharmacy in the center of could don't you know earlier on saturday the town's train station was also eerily empty. hospitals in the region have been taking strong precautions. in nearby cremona health workers set up a 1st aid unit in front of the hospital for people who are believing they may be infected. as fears grow towns like could on yo look set to remain largely deserted until the virus is brought under control. and we turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world. antigovernment protesters have clashed with police in the capital santiago police fired tear gas and water cannon while protesters use lasers to try to keep police away the protests began last year and have brought from anger over metro fare hikes to calls for greater social call . police in algiers have fired water cannon

a demonstration marking the 1st anniversary of protests that ousted president abdelaziz bouteflika tens of thousands of algerians turned out to demand the removal of allies of the former leader who are still in power and more steps towards democracy. israeli police say they have shot and killed a man who tried to carry out a stabbing attack in the old city of jerusalem a spokesman said the man charged that officers with a knife israel has stepped up security in jerusalem in recent weeks after palestinians rejected an american peace proposal. vote counting is underway in togo's presidential elections with incumbent. gas big widely expected to secure a 4th term yes has led the west african country since 2005 he took over from his father who ruled for nearly 4 decades opposition candidates say

a centralized counting system will make it possible for the president to manipulate the poll a charge his government denies. on a chart is following the vote in tokyo and sent us this report. the presidential election is underway here in togo as you can see people are checking their names and once they found that they can actually go ahead and cast their ballot now there is a pulpit or demand among people i've spoken to and do rule for nothing be the president has been in office since 2005 but already he's father was in office from 967 to 2005 still pretty much the status quo is the same for over 5 decades and there is a demand to change that however at the same time there is a divided and fragmented opposition so it remains very unclear whether that these are for change will actually translate in at the ballot box today. and we turn now to sports and the german bund asli get title hopefuls darkman to defeated palios

midweek in the champions league travelled to vetter bremen on saturday the black and yellows were looking for payback after freeman booted them out of the german cover earlier this month. do it means alan holland was named player of the week in the champions league after he made it 2 goals in do it means home win over p.s.g. the great start europe put back in the bundesliga durbin were defeated in their last await match in britain in his german cup bragging rights over the visitors after a school this 1st half don't miss new golden boy it was in the right place. but alan holland's 1st chance was blocked the fish stick did to prevent holland from close range. moments later jay didn't see him show found someone else from the corner. a perfect curled resulted in did actual sack adieus made him do have to seize it another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14

a joint league. about 15 minutes. slater holland not missing this time kimi found it and he smashed it past public up collins 9th but is the good gold 48th of the season. been down brame in 2 neal. handy in the home side their 5th straight loss in the league. with fire in munich and dortmund winning on friday and saturday afternoon respectively fellow title hopefuls are be alive sig were under pressure to perform in their fixture away from home against shaka on saturday evening back in september when these teams met for the 1st time this season shocking record a 31 victory at saturday's rerun was to follow a very different script. shall code won't all over lights when these teams last met back in september but this was not to be

a repeat of that 31 rout the royal blues were behind inside the 1st 60 seconds through moss as abbott said he's distanced if it flying straight in thanks to a nightmare mistake from alexander nuba in the hopes are it's meant. there was less that nubile could do to stop child care conceding a 2nd shortly after the break the royal blue battle on learning the hard way that team is not to be given an inch of extra space this thundering finish was his 21st. of the season. because standoffish defending continued and marcel house than bug was the next beneficiary left in the 6 yard box from this corner he grateful to make it 3 in the 80th minute and jay leno was left untroubled to saunter into the box and pile misery on david 5 now and his play is

by burying like 6 for the goal of the evening. i'm still it was an over substitute. found time to screw his name on the scoresheet before the final whistle. by the time the referee did finally blow up the ground was half empty and the match long since decided like see keep the pressure up on button day in 2nd place just a single point behind the defending champions. and return to arts and culture now it is the opening weekend of the 70th burnin international film festival and one of the film's premiering saturday is a quirky western about outlaws in the wilds of oregon 200 years ago they had a cunning plan to get rich here's a 1st look at 1st cow. imagine

the wild west only without the wild no stagecoaches attacks no indian tribe exterminated. and yet there is something threatening in the year the whole time. that is the greatest achievement of the 1st really good film in this year's competition. for american director kelly reichardt this isn't the 1st time she's made such an atypical western she's just not into gunslingers it's really just a story about friendship and a cow. that's right account a rich businessman brings her to oregon then she inspires 2 friends a cook and a chinese immigrant to develop a business idea they steal the cows milk at night use it to bake delicious cookies and sell them at inflated prices yes the 1st cow becomes a cash cow in london. meanwhile there's this new economy coming in and that's.

going to. wipe out the resources the natural cigarettes at the same time they're going to wipe out all the 1st people in the area. the businessman one of those looking to exploit that new economy is amazed that he's cow gives so little milk and eventually suspects foul play with this thread and excellent film is patiently guided into a dramatic turn to rock out has no place for widescreen vistas in his film she shot it in the same aspect ratio as old fashioned t.v. . i think it's a more intimate frame and it works for the economy of the movie the character what's in the movie the the characters i think it's a i actually prefer it for close ups. first cow is a subtle cliff a film about the american dream its message is that for that dream to live at least

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