this is good news live from migrants in turkey move towards europe us and crushed opens the border turkish government says it will no longer stop them from entering the. their actions been prompted by fears of all out war turkey retaliates against syria for a deadly gas strike also on the program the world health organization raises its risk assessment for the coronavirus of the highest possible level as a pathogen crosses the globe you'll hear from a research tool working to predict where it will surface next. since for china's

venting swimming champion so many young is banned from the sport for 80 years after breaking anti doping rules. i'm feel girl welcome to the program turkey has opened its border allowing thousands of people to move closer to the european union they have been rivals atlantan see borders with greece refugee boats of arrived on greek islands closest to the turkish mainland and groups of people have turned up at the land border turkish officials announced they would no longer stop migrants from crossing into europe after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian go. province prompted retaliatory strikes from ankara against syrian

targets so his decision to open its border has fueled fears of a revival of the 2015 migration crisis. the refugee slip under the border fence from turkey to greece when the greek security forces arrive some of them turn around and look for another place to get through. for more and more people have been making their way towards the greek border since late thursday they want to cross into europe and career has made it clear it won't prevent syrians from leaving turkey and heading towards the european union. we heard the border is open we took off right away to come here just as good is this. turkish president wretched type 2 and decided to open the border late last night as an apparent response to an extra it kills $33.00 turkish soldiers in syria's province

in recent months he repeatedly warns the e.u. that he will open his country's western border to refugees if brussels didn't help anchor in its fight in. the week syrian troops loyal to president bashar al assad have been attacking turkish backed rebels with russian support in response turkey sent thousands of ground troops to italy province there's been heavy fighting in since last year after thursday's syrian attack on the turkish military anchor our nato for a special session the head of nato has offered verbal backing to nato member ankara and has called for syria to exercise restraint. we also call almost russia and syria all to fully respect international law because we have seen warming over civilian targets this latest escalation has again shown how quickly the war in syria spills across borders escalations quickly cause ripples far beyond them. well judy judy hong is on the border between turkey and greece where she says

a couple of 1000 people are trapped in no man's land at the border crossing in the turkish city of d.n.a. we kept seeing people here actually moving through the surrounding fields to wards these border areas surprisingly not too many syrian refugees we've talked to afghan people to people from iraq who told us they don't want to stay in taki they want to move on to ward 0 so they are taking this leap of faith by the end of the day it seems there is no way for them to move into greece the border is closed so for people here a lot off uncertainty right now they definitely don't want to go back to tell you that's what they told this interview correspondent reporting for the world health organization says there is now a very high risk of the corona virus spreading globally warning that it could reach

most if not all countries in the world at least $57.00 countries or territories have now reported infections with horses of also of the 1st death of a british citizen a man who'd been quarantined aboard a cruise ship anchored off japan south korea has seen a shopping crease in infections with more than $500.00 new cases bringing the total that more than $2300.00 and nigeria as registered at the 1st case in sub-saharan africa. so we'll take a closer look now at south korea where as we've seen infections have shot up sharply all sources that are struggling to keep buildings from bracing for out of control fears of the virus also putting a damper on the country's pop music industry. snaking around the block queuing up for face masks south korea has the highest number of coronavirus cases i cite mainland china this store is packed with people trying to get their hands on masks nearby the streets are almost empty as the general public take precautions pretty

much what are you doing i work for a welfare organization but it has shut its doors for the time being and says it will remain so until the corona virus outbreak has subsided so i have to find another place to work but i'm finding that difficult because of the outbreak. my university is forcing me to go home i've only been here for a week so i mean better than nothing but i'd rather not go back one woman square here in the center of the south korean capital seoul usually functions as a hub of activity including cultural events and rallies but demonstrations in public yeah the rings here have been banned schools museums theaters and sports venues have all suspended operations as the government tries to stem the spread of covert 19 and that government is now coming under increasing pressure.

and the cape scene is also taking a hit megastars b.t.s. have cancelled 4 of their soul concerts g.'s to the i agree they're the biggest boy band in the world right and i and are seen as an emblem of south korea's cultural and economic power. the country exports entertainment world light approach says koreans and people from other region countries say they're facing discrimination as a result of the virus. they will get off. i wish people around the world will come to realize that the problem is with the spread of the virus itself. and that it has nothing to do with asians in general so you're going to tell us that. hospitals in south korea are stepping up their efforts to contain the virus as the rate continues to affect nor and more countries around the world. welfare over the coronavirus is also fueling panic counts global markets in germany

the dax tumbled nearly 4 percent and intensifying global stock sell off the w. correspondent quarter of imports from the new york stock exchange well we do see another wild session as we've seen all week long and if you look here at the board we are just down about another 1000 points or almost 4 per cent sold those has been a really pretty brutal week so far the dow jones industrial average should just reached a new all time high of good to 2 weeks ago and since then we are down by more than 4 and a half a 1000 points so it's quite extreme what we are experiencing these days it is possible that we might see a global recession or not depends for sure if we can control the virus and any time soon the big question also will be what happens to a corporate profit so that will also be crucial for the stock market but if you talk to economists most of them are saying even if we are hitting

a recession that only should be short lift so hope. is still up here and if you talk to economists that we might see a global recession but most people believe it should be a short term. and quarter a new york night or some of the other stories making news around the world a major fire has broken out near one of paris is busiest well weigh stations police evacuated the got to leo as a precaution but sent the glazers under control it's believed to have been started by opponents of a congolese singer in protest as he's called for taking place in the area of. muslims in india's capital delhi held friday presenter heavy security after a week of deadly violence the religious riots have claimed at least 38 lives the clashes broke out earlier this week over a new citizenship law that's widely viewed as and see most. of hong

kong's most high profile entrepreneurs has been arrested on charges of in english sampling and intimidation of the pro-democracy media tycoon g. being lazy he was there taking part in a band anti-government march that took place in august soon veteran of pro-democracy activists were also arrested. german car maker volkswagen has struck a deal to compensate car is affected by its diesel great scot. who will pay a total of 830000000 neurons in damages to movement 41000000 drivers you don't need a 50 because with software that manipulated emissions reads. a teenage climate activist better turn back has appeared at a rally in the in the city of bristol where she denounced politicians for failing her generation she told the rally attended by thousands that she would not be silenced while the world is on fire. a

court of arbitration for sport has found chinese swimmers so when the i'm guilty of a serious doping offense in the state destroy his own blood samples back in 28 to 18 the reigning olympic champion will not be banned for 18 years for breaking and doping rules which will probably and use international korea. soon young says he's innocent and the guilty verdict handed down by the court of arbitration for sport is unfair the chinese olympic swimming champion plans to appeal the decision to quote let more people know the truth the truth is young destroyed blood samples after testing authorities visited his home in 28 saying young justification for doing so was based on the fact that some of the testers did not have proper accreditation young was supported by thena the international governing body for swimming who agreed the test was invalid but the anti-doping agency wada disagree and claim the destruction of samples is a form of tampering the court of arbitration for sport agreed with wada benny young

for the maximum 8 years the athlete fails to establish that he had a compelling just if occasion to destroy his sample collection containers it was not for the athletes to decide alone that the night i don't think test shall be invalidated china's swimming association continues to support yon in his version of events despite the guilty verdict but for now china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer australia's mac horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2019. it is it on friday is the last day before gold and silver bass are awarded at the bone and international film festival and the final competition premiere at west for there is no evil from iran the film combines 4 stories that deal with the death penalty and resistance to the

regime. made the best of both was not allowed to travel to and so he was a represented at the press conference an empty chair. and w.'s i mean a safe school rocks 18 competition. films and sends us their predictions about so which might win a golden bat well i've seen a lot of great films during this festival but my tip for the golden bear would have to be the iranian film there is no evil that takes on the issue of the death penalty in iran and the psychological toll that it takes on the executioners there that's why filmmaker mohammad resolutely from iran he was not able to actually make the premiere because he's not allowed to leave iran he was banned from making films but he went ahead and did it anyway so i think that the courage of this filmmaker combined with the themes that the film takes on and this is a very political film festival i think that that might really give it a good foundation for the jury here but what really put it over the edge for me was

just the incredible story telling i mean this is classical storytelling it's heartbreaking it's beautiful and for me i wouldn't mind seeing that again you know and i managed to talk to the director before before the festival it's an amazing story that he made this film in secret i think that's a great chance of winning i'd agree but i think there's one from the could have an edge on it and that's an american film never really sometimes always by lies ahead and now this is another political story it's a story of a 17 year old girl who wants to have an abortion without her parents' consent and crosses state lines with her cousin to do so it sounds like it's a very polemic movie but it definitely isn't it's more of a gentle coming of age story almost and i think the really the craftsmanship was shown in this film the delicacy at which she tells the story and maybe even the fact that it is a female director who did this film could it give could give it the edge come saturday night's awards. and i mean see this is d.w.

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