>> hello and welcome from live from paris. i am here in the frenchh capita. effect-fire kicks into in northern syria after the presidents of russia and turkey agree to a deal. in the meantime tensions causing a migrant crisis just as ankara opens its borders. catherine talking to noris who is there on the scenee and willll tell us the latest. the tunisian capital is rocked

by an explosion after two menen flew themselves up nearar the amamerican embassy. it wounded several police officers. ishe world health organizizatin urging governments to pull out all stops toto slow the spread f coronanavirus. ♪ first, our top story. after six hours of talks, the presidents of russisia and turky have decided to hahalt fightingn idlib, the last stronghold for syrian rebels. includes joint patrols by russian and turkish troops of an - --tt -- 11 mile wide kikilometer wide corridor. it saw the killing of 34 soldiers and turkey who support the rebels. it has been a week since

thousands of migrants have been gathering at the border between turkey and greece, many still camping out and waiting to cross into europe. the zone is increasingly tense and migrants beaking to our reporters that they have been sent back and forth by both turkish and greek police. joining me now is catherine noris s trend. with that cease-fire being signed off by the russians and the turks, is it having any direct impacts from where you are. have the turks closed the border? catherine: at the moment that is not the case. the situation remains tense at the border in turkey. remain, according to migrants we have spoken to, ththere remain several thousand migrants insnside the no man's

land between the greek and turkish border. there have been efforts to round up migrants who have been sleeping i in camps on the stres or the parksks around the zone, and several of them said that they were being told that they could either return to istanbul, or try their luck getting into greece. be very much thee line. there have been tensions atat ts border crossing behind me, which has been sealed off by turkish police, so there was tear gas fired at migrants, trying to get through the greek border. the turkish president told reporters on his plane coming back from the talks in moscow said that this was a done deal. we have open the borders and we do not want to waste anymore time talking about this. publicly he is not changing his tone on this issue. >> you have been speaking to

refugees about the conditions that they are experiencing. have they been telling you? the people in the camps here at the turkish border have been describing the dire conditions indeed. it has been a week since the president announced that he was opening the borders to europe which saw thousands of people and into this border zone, they have been sleeping out under the open sky, some of them making makeshift shelter but with very little facilities, and we have been seeing videos and speaking to migrants inside of this exclusion zone around the border where there are thousands of migrants. they have been showing us pictures of long lines of people waiting for food. that information was given to us by a turkish mp.

he said he was concerned about the well-being of people there, whether they had enough food, water, and sanitary conditions. are difficult, we are not seeing a mass of people heading back from the border. some are trickling away and taking buses back to istanbul and other areas of this border along the river provides a natural frontier with greece, many others are staying at the border because they want to try their chances about crossing into greece if they can. reporting from the turkish-greek border. thank you. now to a developing story out of the tune easy and capital. twtwo men have blown themselvevp nearar the americacan embasassyt least t fiveeople were reportedly injured. we spoke to our correspondent who happened to be close to the scene at the time of the explososion. > i actually heard the explosioion itself.

away, in a meters buildiding. just after 11:00 this morning local time, and i got to the scene around 11:30 or 11:40. at that point there was a large crowd of people looking toward the embassy and a lot of security activity. we saw secururity vans moving around and there appeared to be on thehe streetbout 100 meters away, quite e far away frorom te walls, what looked to be h han body ptsts. we h had heard from m witnesseso are beining quoteted that it had been a s suicide bomber, possiby onon a motorcycle e who hadd bln himself up. we d do not have official confirmation and we arare gettig details at t the moment. i spoke to someone insnside the embabassy at the te, not an eyewitness but somebody who sasd

that there had been a man who blew himself up outside of the embassy.y. lococat,the embmbassy i is istt a busy y part of tunis?s? is at particularly, it business district t and not cloe to downtntown at all. there e are quite a a few embmbs around the arerea and international institutions that are in the same area. particularly around the embabasy itselflf there is quite a big barrier betweween the e embassyd other buildings and a buffer zone with lots of security. it appears that the explosion happened in that area and not necessarily anything where -- anywhere close to the embassy. >> reporting from tunis. at least 27 people have been killed and a dozen have been wounded in kuabul.

responsibilityy for the attack on the gathering, which marks the anniversary of the death of an ethnic leader. let us speak to margo. what is the latest in regards to that attack. the numbers of casualties have kept risising rapidly overr the past couple of hours. the latest ones given by the ministry of h health recentntly confirirmed that 27 people were killed and 55 others at least were wounded. a community leader was in the middle of a speech when suddenly gugunshots were heard, and we kw that several of the men attacked the gathering. several opposition political leaders were present including the government's ceo, meaning that he shares power with the president as part of the

national unity government. the people i have spoken to speak of scenes of chaosos. bodies lying around and people scrambling to escape the yard where the gathering was taking place. the president condemn t the attack, calling it a crime against humanity. so far, no group has claimed the attack. the e taliban immediately denied any reresponsibility, but it is worth noting that for the past couple of years, most attacks against the minority community, who live in that area in the west, were perpetetratedd by y e afghan branch of the islamic state group, which has been active since the end of 2014. last year, isis targeteted thatt exactt same evevent, so ththey e not claimed at this time around so we can only speculate. but it is worth noting that this attack and event was -- this

event was attacked by isis last year. >> the other big news story. the world health organization is urging governments to pull out the stops to slow the spread of coronavirus. the epidemic has affected 98,000 people and killed more than 3300 others. in france, seven people have didied and 400 23 people have bn infected. the never lent -- the recorded --have has has recorded its first death. in the meantime, european health ministers are holding a a meetig in brussels. as well, palestinian authorities are saying that seven people have contracted the virus and declared a 30 day state of emergency closing down the churches and banning charge -- tourist visits.

these tourists were turned away at the church of nativity. blocked off after people infectcted by covid-19 visited e site. >> to sterilize and clean the church as well as to prevent the spread among the residents of bethlehem, the charge has been closed. >> the people diagnosed with the virus stayed a at this hotel, which has also been closed and its staff quarantined. the westhich occupies bank and controls all entry points has imposed a lockdown on the city, meaning israelis and palestinians no longer have the right to enter and leave. with the first cases of the territories,n the paleststinian authorority eddies declared a 30 day state of emergenc > all e educational instituts susuch as schchools, kindergaen, univiversities, anand others are closed. travel between the palesestinian

travel shshould only happen in the event of extrememe necessity. we are looking at the closure of bridges and crossings between palestine and the rest of thee world when necessary. bannedists have been from visiting the west bank until the 20th of march. israel has spent 250 testing kits to the palestinians. each allow for hundreds of tests. an $8hington has passed billion bill to combat the spread of the virus. in the meantime a cruise ship is stranded off the coast of san francisco. tests are being conducted to determine if any of the passengers on board arere affected. monti reports. a militarily helicopter -- military helicopter delivers testing kits to the grand princess.

expecected toe are receive those tests including 11 passengers and crew members showing signs of covid-19. there are moree than 200 confirmed cases of the virus in the u.s.. the researchers say that the number is misleading given that a shortage of tests from the centers of disease control l has meant only a fraction of those with symptoms are being tested. appearing in washington state where 13 people have died, vice president mike pence tried to play down those concerns, but admitted that the government is falling short of meeting demand. towe still have a ways to go ensure the tests are available for future cases and for people across your state and across the country. that may be concerned that they have contracteted the coronanavs and want to obtain a test. >> washington and california remain the epicenter. most of the victims were

residents of a nursing home near seattle where researchers say the virus may have been circulated undetected for weeks. amazon,gy firms such as facebook, and google, have told employees to work remotely. some schools have decided to close. on the east coast, cases in new york have reached more than 20 with 3000 people in new york city quarantined at home. there are also cases in maryland where the govovernor has declard a state of emergency. the u.s. congress has approved $8.3 billion in emergency spending to combat the outbreak. wouldent trump vowed he sign whatever bill the lawmakers pass. >> staying in america. the last female candidate standing for the u.s. democratic party's presidential nomination has quit the race. elizabeth warren suspending her campaign after failing to finish

better than third place in any of the super tuesday primaries. the race to take on donald trump in november is down to joe biden and bernie sanders. representing two ideologically different wings of the democratic party. pope francis has accepted the resignation of cardinal barbarin who h has been caught up in a sx abuse e case. an appeals court overturned an earlier ruling in which he was convicted last year, failing to report sexual abuse charges. runawaynown as dubai's princess. the british high court has ruled in favor of the ex-wife of by's powerful -- dubai's powerful ruler and the case focused on their two children. the court backing up claims that her ex-husband had threatened her and abducted two of his daughters. dubai lastcess left

year with two children saying that she feared for her life. she sought refuge in germany before settling in london. her ex-husband is the vice president and primeme minister f the united arab emirates and the ruler. he quickly filed suit in britain, seeking c custody o ofe childrdren. the couourt undertook a fact-finding mission and backed up the princess' claims. he conducted a campaign to intimidate and frighten her. andrew macfarlane saying i have concluded that safer limited exceptions, the mother proved her case with respect to the factual allegations that she has made. theils revealed in court, princess said thatat she twice found a gun on her bed andd believe there was a plot to imprprison her in the momonths before her escap the princess, the half-sister of sixth's king was his

life. they also found that he had abducted two daughters from another wife and the princess fear that he would do the same to her daughter and son. attorneys argued that the princess was trying to distract from an affair she had with one of her bodyguards. in a statement issued after the did head ofaid "as -- as head of government i was not able to work as part of the governor -- of the process." he maintains that he wants a relationship with his children, that the judge issued a protective order for the boy and an order barring threatening or violent conduct. >> a reminder of what is making news this hour. a cease-fire is kicked into effect after the president of russia and turkey agreed to a deal. tensions causing a migrant crisis in ankara.

syrian refugees are allowed to flood the border. after two menen onon a motorbike blew w themsels up near ththe u u.s. embassy, reportedly wounding g several police officers. worlrld health organization is urging governments to pull out all stops to slow the spread of coronavirus. i amam -- it is time to get the latest business news. you're going to start with the biggest oil producers meeting to curb the prices caused by weak demand, which is lilinked to the coronavirus. group of 14 oil exporters is wrapping up a an expanded session with other producers including russia. the gogoal is to agree on steepr production cuts to shore up the market. the group decided to push for reducing it by $1.5 million --

barrels per day. russia has been cooperating with opec but is against backing the latest proposal and only wants to extend the current supply cut deal. oil prices plunged more than 20% since the start of the year as the outbreak slowed factories and reduced air trouble. delegates at the opec meeting got ththeir tempmperatures c chd atat the door.r. theyalaluted each other with their feet, and then they got to business. finding ways to stop the business from making the virus hit their industry. crude oil prices percent since the year started. -- have dropped since the year started. they hope that dropping production and the decline will stop. they want to production -- to cut production by 1.5 million barrels per day but are facing stiff resistance from russia.

demand for crude oil has declined as the coronavirus spread in china and then in dozens of other countries, disrupting air travel. customers have canceled flights and companies have scrapped business meetings. tradeshows have been postponed. struggling british airline flight -- airline collapsed, and other carriers are struggling. >> we could see the effects on billion exceeding 100 around 19% of global passenger revenues. this would be a revenue shock equivalent to what was seen in the global financial crisis. >> the coronavirirus has also caused chaos in industries across t the world. stararting with china, where thouousands of companinies were shut downorced to temporarary, affectiting businis partners and clients.

oil prices acactuly plunged fufurtheon n news that h her los of -- hopes of a deal being reached at that m meeting with russia and other nonmembers resiststing the idea. the wti down 4.5%. the u.s. brent rolled b below te $50 mark. on t the stock markets, shares have plunged into the red at the end of an extremely volalatile and down.g swing up eueuropeanan shares in the red d at midday slumping m more than % on coronavavirus f fears. the airline industry being hard-hit. with shares are down alalmost 3% with almost alall th stocks on the boboard in the re. market jittersrs are not going away, , even as the u.s. federal reservrve cututs interest rates earlier in thee week k and congs passed a stimulus p practice --

package to combat the spread. traders look for safer places to put their money, yields on the u.s. 10 year treasury note, which is a return of the of the debt that they buy. the decline has continued since early friday and is down to 0.5%. the collapse of ththe benchmark treasury yields s have caused te u.u.s. dollar to lose value. currrrently training at $1.15 pr dollar.nd 105 yen per as the coronavirus outbreak hit the airline industry hard, airbus log zero borders in the month of february. the european playmaker delivered 55 playmaker -- aircraft wringing its total 86, only slightly below the same period last year. it is the sesecond time this yer that a leading manufacturer failed to generate sales. in january.a b blank

meanwhile, boeing might be edging closer to getting it 737 max fleet to fly again. ahead of the federal aviation administration in the u.s. says that he thinks a final test flight could come within a few weeks. the agency is working through the last few software and documentntatn issusues. ththe coronavirus outbtbreak hat manyny sectors around d the word from m manufacturing, terrorism- tourism and services. a restriction on g gatherings he been put o on hold.. couples hoping to tie the knot have not been spared. >> this was a dream venue for many couples planning to get married. but now, their dream is inaccessible. , anestate is north of paris area with a large number of covid-19 infections. couples planning to get married

there have had to find alternative locations. >> it was a catastrophe and it is tough to reorganize your wedding in one week. lives thehere, so she cannot even planan a wedding elsewhere. she is stranded at home hoping the restrictive measures would soon e end. a andt w was like a coldld shor a leap into the unknown. we are t thinking about the consequences. consequences that could have a major impact on local businesses with marriages already being beverages andine, food deliveries have been suspended. those providing them are stuck with the goods. $2000 -- 2000out euros or 3000 euros in every event. >> weddings represent about 20% of his gross sales. as the virus spreads in several regions, the blow is like person

with many not just postponing, but canceling parties altogether, andd settlining for family meals. on,n, the chief executivives of j.p. morgan cha, the lalargest u.s. bank, is recovering after having emergency heart surgery. jamie dimon has temporarily been replaced by the deputy president and chief operating officer. he is awake and expected to be back at work soon. he has been the ceo for over a decadede and has become a larger-than-life figure on wall street. has raised newe questions about who could succeed him for the long term. he had already been sidelined for a few months back in 2014 after being diagnosed with throat cancer. c concern m mounts over thehe 3mrortage off surgicacal masks, is ramping up production.

the company says it has of what -- it has sourced supplies in the united states instead of relying on chinese factories. it is seeking $35 million -- 35 million masks per month. the coronavirus outbreak started in january, it has really been increasing. anand we have been increasing capacity to try and meet that demand. but it is high. since we have this regional ofufacturining model of many our items coming regionally, and we are working with supply partners closely to monitor the situation. if we e start to see disruptions will work to alert our customers. >> governments around the world are calling for peoplple who are not state to avoid rushing to

buy a facemask. >> it is extraordinary the impact that the coronavirus is having on all sectors of the economy. >> that is it, i will be back after a

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