preventing the new corona virus from spreading further ports are among the points of interest hamburg germany is one of the largest ports in europe and one out of 3 container strands is staying here transiting it is either coming from or going to china we sent our reporter to find out how daily operations are going amid the global virus that they have a glory set sail in shanghai 5 and off weeks ago on its voyage to germany it called in and 2 for the chinese ports now it's docked in hamburg 24 hours before it arrived the captain made his routine ship's health declaration the declaration goes straight to the public health authority. the head doctor there doesn't imagine they'll be any cases of covert 19 on board to contain a giant. risk for a ship like this for any ship basically i can put it like this it's been at least 2 to 3 usually for all even 5 weeks since it left the chinese port when it arrives here why. because most ships call in another ports along the way like antwerp or rotterdam the so-called hamburg antwerp range that's well in excess of the incubation period that being the time

general someone who is a type political scientist and she joins me now from hamburg germany considered thank you for making the time has the dissolution all future forward democracy in thailand absolutely i mean the court here is 1st and foremost elected to matt and therefore these has been widely seen as a way to get interest off the opposition so to even get it packed is that right now there is one of confidence happening in the parliament and the opposition has gathered not voices to. put into words against the prime minister so that we get on democracy i mean speaking about democracy does the constitution or to that order the dissolution all future forward i mean surely the consciousness record is itself a part of democracy. that has been a bit tricky and i cannot stand much about the court because these days any criticisms about the court would land you in jail but where they can say now is that the court has been pattison and if you look at the history of patchy disillusion by the constitutional court most of the parties being this soft and the opposition or anti establishment pa

hit when it comes to preventing the virus from spreading authorities have a keen eye on ports hamburg is germany it's one of europe's one of europe's largest ports i should say in germany and one out of 3 containers come from or go to china we sent our reporter to find out how they operate is affecting operations there. they have a glory set sail in shanghai 5 and a half weeks ago on its voyage to germany and called in a 2 fer the chinese port now it's docked in hamburg 24 hours before it arrived the captain made his routine ship's health declaration the declaration goes straight to the port health authority. the head doctor there doesn't imagine any cases of covert 19 on board to contain a giant. risk for a ship like this for any ship basically i can put it like this it's been at least 2 to 3 usually for all even 5 weeks since it left the chinese port when it arrives here why. because most ships call in or the ports along the way like antwerp or rotterdam the so-called hamburg antwerp range that's well in excess of the incubation period that being the time between actually being infected by the

would no longer be in all of germany's 16 state parliament so let's stick with the of do you mean they are not as popular of a party in hamburg as they are in in many other states in germany particularly in the in the east the why is that there's a couple of reasons for that really i mean if you compare it to. sorry if you compare voices in hamburg to those in eastern germany or parts of eastern germany they have not been really hit by a lot of the grievances that the voters in the east often use as the reasons behind why they voted for the a.f.d. and they don't feel that they have been as hard hit. it's by the failings what they see as failings by the conservatives and by the big tent parties in germany and as well as the port city and its always really hard to do itself on its status as an international and open minded city states and so that obviously doesn't fit in with the often xenophobia come far out rhetoric that we hear from the far right. now we heard the turnout was higher a i think in 2015 the last election was an all time low in terms of turnout and homburg what can you tell us why were more people coming to the

well polls are now closed in hamburg as voters there are choosing a new state government it's germany's only regional election this year the center left social democrats or s.p.d. are celebrating it's a rare victory for the party after performing poorly in recent elections let's take a look now at the numbers these are the latest exit polls coming in from if we can bring up those results the center left social democrats you see their sets maintain power around 37 percent the greens with a big jump up to $25.00 on the americans party the christian democrats are right around 11 the left party is at 9 percent and the far right a.f.d. coming in just under the 5 percent mark the business friendly f.d.p. also right at 5 and you see the other parties there rounding out the rest of the projections. little correspondent kate brady joins me now in studio to help break down those results kate 1st of all just what stands out to you with those numbers of just oh well 1st and foremost of course the. booking the national trend they've managed to hold on to their stronghold of pain in hamburg at the sa

in germany it's an historic lead bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that. number of screens doubled their vote i they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year just yet as additional. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the c.d.u. a say preoccupied with south city can essentially be ruled out as the party of government just didn't always have. a. green supporters chanted nazis twin it looked like calmer voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the if he moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. and we turn to german football now in the bundesliga byer live accused maintained their strong start to 2020 with a home when over struggling out for it's a fixture in which leverkusen have had a very successful record that they've never lost out at state 20 three's meeting continued the tradition with a to nail victory for the hosts. hom

to to get through this as safely as possible all right mato hole of a cabin there in germany 2nd largest city in hamburg thanks monsour and stay safe now authorities in china say that the death toll from the corona virus has now paulse the 800 mark so that means that the disease has now killed more people did they saw as outbreak in 2003 can see the comparison that now almost all of the reported deaths and most of the new infections are in the chinese province of who bay where the current virus was 1st detected globally there are now some 37 and a half 1000 confirmed cases of the virus in china says there have been fewer new infections in previous years but days rather over when you can see the trend continuing to go upwards as the virus continues to spread now monday means of people in china are expected to return to work off of the extended need a new year break nevertheless china is still very much fall from being back to normal and earlier we spoke to dr static u.s. most cos he's a molecular biologist at northumbria university in the u.k. and we also asked him if the outbreak has reached its peak. t

in germany it's an historically bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss. on that with screens double their vote they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year. we see really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the cd usa preoccupied with itself says it can essentially be ruled out as a policy of government. green supporters chanted nazis when it looked like voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany. more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. and we turn to german football now and the bundesliga queues maintain their strong start to 2020 with a whole win over struggling ouster it's a fixture in which they have had have a very successful record in fact they have lost out for that state to any threes meaning continue the tradition with 8 to nil victory for the hosts. home fans and crazy costumes that baby could only mean one thing carnival. but laver couz

hamburg is get another sign that the c.d.u. is somewhat directionless at the moment germany's other large party of the center of the social democrats they have been in a tailspin recently is hamburg offering. a 2nd life with voters now. yes and no it's office the s.p.d. a welcome break here welcome reason to celebrates a demonstration that yes they can win the election but one has to bear in mind that the regional candidates that didn't want the party leadership to come and join their election campaign so the diagnostic notice is still is that the social democrats as big tent party are fast on the way down and that the c.d.u. currently the most important party on the political landscape here and many is now to struggling with the question which values it was to put out its course and who should lead it into the future another very closely watched party right now the far right alternative for germany they managed to return to the hamburg parliament the other parties in hamburg were hoping that there were jacks into the shootings and hano would have been keeping them out. yes and the far right if do you was fast to say that they feel

on to other news and the polls have closed in germany's state election and hamburg where voter turnout was high as election seen as a major test for the mainstream parties this region has been a stronghold for the social democrats for a decade its coalition partners the greens have made big gains dominant cain is in hamburg for us what sort of indication of we've got now the polls have closed on nick. pretty much what you were just saying come out that in in effect a large turnout considerably higher than last time around and what's happened is a bit of it would appear that the 2 parties who are in government with each other but in loggerheads with each other over climate change will they have done well this time around that it's pretty likely that the social democrats and the greens will try to form another government for the next 5 years looking at the vote that both parties have received the greens considerably are almost double what they got 5 to 5 years ago whereas the social democrats have lost some votes but it's still very much in 1st place with the lion's share of the vote loo

behind that i mean is this another sign that this green wave is sweeping across germany well this election of in hamburg was dubbed the climate election and hamburg as a city state is extremely climate conscious and of course the effects of climate change are very much on the city's doorstep as well it's a port city and they've been struggling in recent years with several bouts of severe floods and they really put climate change and climb and action against climate change at the forefront of a lot of policies and we've seen over the past few years the social democrats in the greens of beating government they're working as quickly as possible to make the city the city state even carbon neutral as well by 2050. and they do you mean another another. party to look at here in this election on the verge maybe of losing their position in parliament what's behind the lack of success for well if you look back obviously the last elections of 5 years ago and that was before the migrant crisis which is being instrumental eyes a lot by the a.f.p. in the policies and so they were already doing it around 6 percent the

get through this as safely as possible all right mato hole that has been there in germany 2nd largest city in the hamburg thanks monster and stay safe well now to thailand where security forces shot dead a soldier who killed at least 26 people in a rampage most of them at a shopping center and he said. the center allow shoppers to escape as they launched a manhunt to find the gunman 40 people were also wounded in the attack which took place in the city of kut move east of the capital bangkok. a vigil for the lives lost hundreds of people gathered sunday night with buddhist monks chants and prayers and bottomless green. earlier at the city morgue this man and his wife lost their son in the rampage. at 13 he was the youngest victim. but you know he was my only son. i let him do anything he wanted to i never put pressure on him i just wanted him to be a good person. scenes of terror at the mall these people narrowly escaped after being freed by security forces. thai officials have identified the killer as sergeant jakrapob toma the sharpshooter reportedly killed his commander and 2 others at his military ba

be unpredictable there were something home defeat handed out ahead of berlin and shock at hamburg and it in germany 2nd division. this week one of germany's biggest footballing highlights took place on a smaller stage than our beloved bonders league the 2nd division hamburg darby title favorite time. put on the pressure early but some probably delighted their way blocked with a tearing room from a mirror. and a long range pile driver from my fanny. but to no victory for some power only helps keep them safe heads hamburg's promotion hopes and most importantly hands extra bragging rights to the brown and white side of the city ruining both of the season's dobby's for the 1st time ever. and the 1st division is also pretty lively fire and stay one point above life's issues with the top 5 still separated by just 6 points and remember to have that have that game in hand. lower down things are really heating up the part of all brain one of those will go on hence the bell and drop further after being lashed and leapfrog by a ton of all inspired cologne. in a season what we've learned to expect the unexpect

i can just imagine the conversation that took place between the federal government of germany and the city of hamburg so the federal government said well look we signed this treaty we are bound by this internationally germany has international obligations and you have to fulfill that we can't you cannot become a break international law i mean this is also a powerful argument especially in democracies especially in countries like germany but all over the world. even germany is caught in the trap of its treaties and gives in to blackmail. in total secrecy the state signed an agreement on march 11th 2011. that same day japan suffered the worst earthquake in its history. and germany. 50 year old anti nuclear movement and following protests in 450 cities across the country. she moved to abandon nuclear power with maturity. plans and then. in. the name. can an end. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. but dig into the burning questions of this election cycle. every week. student trade was money. running this sunday exclusively on. 1st talk about 20th cen

hamburg spawn. an apprenticeship in germany means taking teary classes in a technical college then practical work on the job. it's a challenge for instructor ben to look at. many students have come straight from war zones and their school days are long behind them. we have to make it clear that it doesn't really work without extra teaching and in some cases retraining and we invest a lot of time to make sure that all trainees graduation the same year. of why not simply nationwide more than 50 refugees are doing vocational training at the german railway once they finish their much in demand germany has a shortage of skilled workers so this is a win win situation. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you find out more about these and other business stories on our web site dot com slash business we're also on facebook and twitter i'm sitting there is in the lead as always that's watching. india. how can a country's economy grow harmony with its people that when there are do look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and issues before striving to create a

elections but voters in hamburg punished chancer on a limb ackles christian democrats receive just 11 percent of the ballot. god was. was finally a result to celebrate for germany's ailing social democrats was after a run of election losses the s.p.d. were the clear winners in hamburg on sunday thanks nationalist be the leaders welcome to turn around was. a dozen pushes this case the s.p.d. a push i think is the right kind of politics and i think it's the kind of politics that suits the whole this meeting has been the past. but for chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats it's the worst state election result in almost 70 years. this is on the top targets of veterans day for the c.d.u. in germany it's an historic leave bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that i was number of screens doubled their vote was there hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year just yet has additional. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the cd usa preoccupied with south city can essentially be ruled out as a party of government like a stu

in germany it's an historic lead bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that i will do cumbered screens doubled their vote i they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year just your position. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the see the usa preoccupied with itself says it can essentially be ruled out as a party of government it's like a student i was i. think i was a green supporters chanted nazis 20 it looked like cumber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the if he moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. as now we have a governing c.d.u. meeting in berlin to discuss the hamburg results we have our chief political editor standing by at the c.d.u. headquarters mccarroll welcome to you as we've heard these are the worst results for merkel c.d.u. in 70 years and fail actions why did the christian democrats perform so badly.

germany a place. let's cross live now to the german city of hamburg where beyond tells us only a member of germany's left party joins us welcome why do you think the the christian democrats the ruling party were willing to go against their own promise and cooperate with alternative for germany crucial vote. that is a good question i cannot i cannot answer for the position of the. c.d.u. i think it even the main party had of the christian democrats in berlin not really know what made their party fellows and act this way because it poses a great danger for the role of the christian democrats as the ruling party and the paci that is always has been the right wing party in reserve to take over and has been in power for well off of the last century so their criticism of the radical right wing a of the party has always been they cannot be trusted with power and now they have themselves elected the same candidate. and they have allowed a if the most radical faction of the age of the confection to play kingmaker in a german state election is an unprecedented day and we have thousands of people demonstrating in t

in germany it's an historically bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that since only 5. greens doubled their vote i they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year just yet as additional. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the c.d.u. a say preoccupied with south city can essentially be ruled out as a party of government like a student i was. a. green supporters chanted nazis when it looked like cumber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. and it has just been reported that the c.d.u. is to hold a special party conference at the end of april or in early may when delegates will elect a new party leader that leader will be in a strong position to take over from. as german chancellor. this is deja vu news live from berlin w. takes a look at life that negative 40 degrees celsius in

to cause damage and i suppose this is like a northern german city like hamburg might be more prepared than cities and western germany all the south but on the whole i think germany and german authorities are taking the precautions to to get through this as safely as possible all right ma to hold on there and demi 2nd largest city in hamburg thanks monsour and stay safe. well authorities in china say that the death toll from the corona virus has now paulse the 800 mark and that means that the disease has now killed more people than the saws outbreak back in 2003 you can see that comparison there now almost all of the reported deaths and most of the new infections in fact are in the chinese province all who bay where the corona virus was 1st detected now globally there are now some 37 and a half 1000 confirmed cases of the virus and china says there have been a few a new infections in previous days but as you can see looking at this trend the virus continues to spread now monday millions of people in china are expected to return to work off the extended extended nuna new year break nevertheless china is still far from

she joins me now from hamburg in germany. good evening to you first of all.at the different approaches that have been taken to try and combat this virus is spread where in the world you think has been most effective so far? welcome and thank you and it's really wonderful to be on the show. first of all i think it's very early days yet, but we have seen very relatively few cases outside of china so far, and containment measures are still in pulmonary stages outside of china. difficult to tell what's going to work and obviously was supplemented in china is quite draconian but i think most experts agree it's delayed the transmission more broadly across the globe. but in that sense has been effective and we're just starting to see some analysis coming out of china as to what types of public health measures have been most effective in some of the worst hit areas. we look at the spread has taken place since particularly last few days as more countries seem to be added to the list, what does that tell you about where this is heading? but tells us that there is obvio

hamburg. also in germany, police say dozens of people have been injured on the several seriously, after a cared into a crowd at a carnival parade. the driver was arrested and heman police believe deliberately ran his vehicle into the procession. it happened 175 miles southwest of berlin. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. >> live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. it is a sea of red for global stocks. s&p 500 has wiped out its gains its2020 and is hosting worst day in two years. the dow is losing up to 1000 points on some points. emerging markets are not immune from the selloff. the msci index having its worst day in six months. we dig into the specific pressure points. and is globalization under attack? finance cheese from the world's largest economies realizing the coronavirus have exposed the vulnerabilities in globalization i

in germany it's an historic lead bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that highway cumber of screens doubled their vote i they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year i just see it as additional. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the c.d.u. a say preoccupied with itself says it can essentially be ruled out as a party of governments like the student i was. i was green supporters chanted nazis 28 looked like cumber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. italy has agreed to allow $274.00 migrants to disembark from a rescue ship after they were stuck at sea in the mediterranean they were found off the coast of libya by the ocean viking correspondent drag storage has been on board the ship for 2 weeks and captured the moment the migrants heard the news. release this morning. from

in germany it's an historic lead bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that prince william. was cumbered screens doubled their vote was they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year was just years additional. receiving really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the cd usa preoccupied with south side says it can essentially be ruled out as a party of government like a student always was. i was green supporters chanted nazis 20 it looked like humber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. well the governing see the u.s. coalition partners yesterday their meeting in berlin this morning to discuss the hamburger results and we have our chief political editor michelle accustomed to talk all. all about it good morning to you michele and these are the worst results for medical c.d.u. in hamburg 7 years w

they were jumping home defeat and they don't appear to have brylin and shaka and to hamburg and it epic duel in germany 2nd division. this week one of germany's biggest footballing highlights took place on the small the stage in our beloved bonus league a 2nd division hamburg dobby title favorites hamburg put on the pressure early but some probably delighted the away block with a tearing room from hank verma. and a long range pile driver from mark ne jame. the 2 no victory for some parley helps keep them safe heads hamburg's promotion hopes and most importantly have extra bragging rights to the brown and white side of the city for winning both of the season's dobbies for the 1st time ever. and the 1st division is also pretty lively fire and stay one point above life's issues with the top 5 still separated by just 6 points and remember to have that have that game in the hands. lower down things are really meeting up the part of bone brain one of those will go on passable and drop further after being lashed and leapfrogged by a carnival inspired cologne. in a season where we've learned to expect the unex

germany's social democrats look set to win sunday state elections in hamburg remaining in power the greens have seen a boost in support finishing in 2nd place the far right alternative for germany party appear to have just met the 5 percent threshold necessary to get into the state department. and thousands of people marched through the streets of the german city of hanno on sunday to remember the victims of this week's terror attack flowers and candles were left outside a cafe where some of the victims were shot and killed and wednesday evening a 43 year old german man killed 10 people most of them with foreign background. u.s. president donald trump has said he'd be willing to sign a peace deal with the taliban if such an agreement is reached but he added it would depend on the success of a week long partial truths which took effect on saturday deal could lead to the u.s. withdrawing its forces from afghanistan after more than 18 years. italy has agreed to allow $274.00 migrants to disembark from a rescue ship after they were stuck at sea in the mediterranean they were found off the coas

glory set sail in shanghai 5 and a half weeks ago on its voyage to germany it called in and 2 for the chinese port now it's docked in hamburg 24 hours before it arrived the captain made his routine ship's health declaration the declaration goes straight to the port health authority. the head doctor there doesn't imagine any cases of covert 19 on board to contain a giant. risk for a ship like this for any ship basically i can put it like this it's been at least 2 to 3 usually for all even 5 weeks since it left the chinese port when it arrives here why. because most ships call in or the ports along the way like and to work for rotterdam the so-called how member going to arrange that's well in excess of the incubation period that being the time between actually being infected by the virus until symptoms present. cruise ships are far more risky most of them with thousands of people on board the virus was able to spread rapidly onboard the diamond princess more of the japanese coast cruise ships aren't calling on chinese ports at all right now german shipping companies are worried. really ramped up the hygiene on the ship stoppi

result in the german region while voters have rejected the far right alternative for germany party when it came in hamburg as the results came in. a moment of celebration for the social democrats and to many perhaps vindication successive defeats in other states elections have left them leaving a big stick producer. with this closeness and solidarity we really have an election campaign behind us that no one would have expected of us at the beginning of the year. but the biggest winners of the night with the green sioux more than doubled their vote to finish a strong 2nd place wonderful crazy a quarter of though to hand back well for the green that is fantastic we should definitely be in the coalition because it's a stable result for us there's little doubt that climate change is at the top of many voters' minds the greens and s.p.d. have been in coalition with each other here for the past 5 years and yet during the campaign their environmental policy differences have been pretty clear by contrast angle america's conservative party the christian democrats have suffered their worst ever result in hamburg sh

we met cordelia func in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met her nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual experience for the author. recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cornelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. in france not in in one place i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have me up to know and they thanked me saying that i was their child you can t

germany's center left social democrats are set to keep power in hamburg after an election which dealt a severe blow to the chancellor angela merkel's conservative christian democrat party which is in the middle of a leadership battle looks set for its worst ever result in any german region voters also rejected the far right alternative for germany party dominic cain was in hamburg as those results came in. a moment of celebration for the social democrats and to many perhaps vindication successive defeats in other states elections have left them leaving a big stick producers last night was with this closeness and solidarity we really have an election campaign behind us that no one would have expected of us at the beginning of the year was that the biggest winners of the night with the green sioux more than doubled their vote to finish a strong 2nd place was wonderful and crazy a quarter of voters in hamburg went for the green that is fantastic we should definitely be in the coalition because it's a stable result for us there's little doubt that climate change is at the top of many vote

germany social democrats celebrate victory in hamburg state elections.

voter turnout is up in germany's state election in hamburg with the polls to close within an hour the election is seen as a major test for the mainstream parties because while this region has been a stronghold for the social democrats for a decade let's coalition partners the greens are experiencing a surge in popularity across the country. funny people in gaza have been living on the blockade now for 13 years 50 percent of people are unemployed and that number is even higher among young graduates but a new programs trying to change that from within a stephanie dechen reports. the cold wet weather is the perfect stage for yasuda mohammed's project all of residue discarded in the process of making all of oil is being turned into something useful well love. the ideas daughter because of the continuous electricity an energy crisis here in gaza is spatially when it comes to homes and chicken farms this motivated us. this project is part of 31 innovative ideas funded by the international committee of the red cross and red crescent these blocks burn easily and are now being used to heat chi

germany social democrats celebrate victory in the hamburg state election chancellor angela merkel's conservativessuffered their worst result.

virus carnival after a 3rd patient dies of the disease and also coming up germany's social democrats celebrate victory in the hamburg state alexion.