>>animal activists in kuwait are trying to change the cultural attitude here toward pets. there's not really any kind of a culture of adopting. they feed the animals won't take them in for care in >>and try to get them new homes that's where redwood city can't rescue volunteer nicole jacques comes in. >>there are no animal formal rescues just rescues nicole under kuwaiti rescuers took 51 cats to the kuwait for the long fight to america. >>after landing at la x volunteers took the cast, a santa monica airport where i met them and we started to load up. the cole filled me in on her long trip and said slowly, but surely attitudes in kuwait are changing. >>it will be an uphill but think the the grateful here is that there is a certain minutes of of people that is. >>on the ground in san carlos airport the cats were ready for the last leg of their international odyssey the short drive to the 9 lives foundation in redwood city. >>over time is it is gradually he's getting better there is at least some hope. >>one of those cats now has his own instagram page it's called cougar fro

well 1st of all we're hearing this morning that kuwait iraq to close the soft on border crossing the land border crossing that exists between the 2 countries that's because kuwait has just reported 3 cases of the coronavirus and people who have traveled from iran and as i say it's kuwait that is asking iraq to close the border as a precaution to try to stop the virus from crossing over into iraq another soft on border crossing itself is in many ways not the most significant border crossing because much of the large trade that goes into southern iraq is actually done through the bus reports but nevertheless you're going to get trucks carrying predominantly foodstuff across the border and of course buses carrying people as well so it is it significant move to try to to close this crossing in order to try to stem the flow and. try to cut the risk of the the strain coming into iraq but this also comes at a time when iraq has already been putting some measures of protection into place a couple days ago announced that it was going to ban non iraqis from traveling from iran to iraq and all

in 1990 he decided to side with our oldest is saudi arabia mainly and kuwait against saddam hussein he became a major u.s. ally in that region against the iranian against iraq because actually after the invasion of kuwait in 1981 he sided with saudi arabia against iraq he was the main u.s. ally actually in that war the main us our ally in that what we call egypt contributed like 20000 soldiers to the war effort against saddam hussein to expense of them proceeding from kuwait and that actually played a very important role in bringing egypt out of the cold and back to and out of the cold and back to the are the arab world egypt became also very important peace partner for both there is that it is and that america as he put it was a pressure on the palestinians in order to accept the loss for. he was definitely useful on the international stage but he leaves behind him of course a country still in term or with the revolutions you leave the military behind him and still is in power how do you think the domestic dynamic will absolutely this is why has no work is very controversial. becau

>>animal activists in kuwait for trying to change the cultural attitude here toward pets. there's not really in culture of adopting. they feed the animals won't take them in for >>and try to get them new homes that's where redwood city can't rescue volunteer nicole jacques comes in. >>there are no animal rescues just rescues to call in or kuwaiti rescuers took 51 cats to the kuwait for the long flight to america. >>after landing at la x volunteers took the cast to santa monica airport. where i met them and we started to load up. the cole filled me in on her long trip and said slowly, but surely attitudes in kuwait are changing. >>it will be an uphill but think the the grateful here is that there is a people that year the loud. >>ready for the last leg of their international odyssey the short drive to the 9 lives foundation in redwood city. >>over time is it is gradually he's getting better there is at least some hope. >>all right so here's the up day one of those cats now has his own instagram page it's called cougar from kuwait, 24 that white cap making a lot of noise are

because kuwait has asked iraq to close the south one border crossing it's a land border between the 2 countries it's not a significant border crossing in that much of the men the goods the big goods that would go into southern iraq would normally go into basra ports but nevertheless it does see a lot of traffic backwards and forwards mainly trucks carrying say food for example but also buses carrying people and kuwait announced this morning that it has 3 cases of the corona this strain of the coronavirus which have been reported this morning and in order to try to stop the virus from spreading into iraq across the border crossing it once the south one border crossing closed and this does come at a time when iraq is already as i say been putting into place some sort of preventative measures it's already put a ban on known iraqis flying from iran but also it's beginning to widen those restrictions as well certainly iraqis who are returning from iran and other nationalities are being screened as they arrive at baghdad's airport and also john fairport we're aware of but we went to visit

confirmed 15 deaths but has denied reports that the toll could be much higher bahrain afghanistan kuwait and oman have all reported infections in europe the italian authorities have sealed off the worst affected towns in the north 7 people have died there and more than $200.00 are infected the highest concentration outside asia at least 10 people have died in south korea where there are almost 1000 cases u.s. forces there are considering scaling back military exercises as for china the numbers of new infections in areas outside who be a province of however been among the 71 deaths mostly in the epicenter we've got i said big standing by for us in tehran mohammed germ jhoom is in northern italy where there's a high number of cases there 1st to hong kong and our correspondent adrian brown adrian what's the latest on the emerging picture there. peter i think what is happening now is what the world health organization fears most a virus spreading more quickly than they can contain this is their big concern the world health organization also said on monday that while they weren't yet prepared

situation does remain critical we've had 150 deaths reported in the last 24 hours morse of them in kuwait province and there are still about 50000 people in hospital receiving care about 10000 of those are in critical condition and there are still 4000 suspected cases yet to be confirmed so for the government it's really about toeing the swine line between encouraging people to go back to work around the country getting the economy going again but at the same time making sure that the millions of people who are going back to work on spreading the illness once again so it is a fine line there but we're are we are going to see at by the end of today whether the government is going to perspire in the national people's congress which is the key political event for the year which usually takes place in march katrina thanks very much rob mcbride joins us live from seoul so rob slightly different picture where you are restrictions still in place. absolutely with as you mentioned they have raised the alert level to the highest the alert level red which means that they can direct more medical reso

says trials people have died of the disease and deny the total is closer to 58 afghanistan bahrain kuwait soem on iraq are all reporting infections of travelers from iran to more people have died in northern italy raising the total there to 6 almost $200.00 cases are reported in europe the highest concentration outside of asia stock market indexes fell on monday as traders sold shares in reaction to the krona virus news companies doing business in china as well as tourism an airline suffered the heaviest falls in share prices and the national people's congress in china has been postponed for the 1st time in decades a 20 year begins our coverage from china where more than 2 and a half 1000 people have been killed across china the coronavirus outbreak has closed shops restaurants and now beijing's great hall of the people. every much the venue puts the country's most important political event the national people's congress but china's top lawmakers have voted to delay the parliamentary gathering urging its 2000 delegates to stay home to fight the epidemic protecting the capital from a major

says the figure is actually closer to 50 meanwhile cases are spreading across the middle east with kuwait omagh there are kind of going to stand all reporting cases of infected travelers coming from iran in europe 3 more people have died in islam is north bringing the total there to 7 there are almost $200.00 cases there the highest concentration outside of asia while a spike in cases in south korea has put the nationwide total there at over 800 south korea's polman has cancelled monday's meeting a work is disinfected the building of the world health organization says the global rise in cases is concerning. the sudden increase of cases in italy the islamic republic of iran and the republic of korea are deeply concerning we must focus on containment while doing everything we can to prepare for a potential pandemic there is no one for size fits all approach every country must make its own risk assessment for its own context and this spectacle here that is of course china's national people's congress one of the largest world's political gatherings has been perspire this year is the 1st time

and when we see the kuwait nakba. the occupation of kuwait in 1980 according to this incident russia and america. asked for conference for peace in madrid and then it was trans fat to washington to be under the sponsorship of only the united states of america it has been no longer an international conference but as a conference convened on hosted and sponsored by america then for 2 years we have made things in washington that were not for root for at all. this particular time while there every one is giving blind eye to the whole situation we see said down with israelis and we discussed our issues together and we negotiated for 8 months and. you will say that these dogs have never been declared or known even by america this is for history. because america doesn't know about our talks we had good talks. so. these talks. behind the back of america and resulted in the so-called all slow agreement if you go now through the oslo agreement which is that an agreement for certain period and we compare this also agreement with

he was serving in kuwait and his daughter could not contain her excitement or hold back the tears. >> it's surreal. it felt like a dream, but it was real, i think. >> definitely real. >> the timing is perfect for the happy reunion and the volleyball team is playing later in the week. her proud father can watch his daughter compete before he returns to kuwait. >>> parents searching for answers after a cancer-causing chemical was found under an oakland high school. what students can expect. >>> filming for the latest metrics movie intensifying. people visiting the set said some of the movie effects were too close for comfort. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us on this monday morning, february 24th and i'm pam cook. >>> i'm frank mallicoat and dave clark is enjoying the day off. steve is also off. and i bet they are snoozing comfortably in their beds. >> i would be, too. >>> if you are out and about, there is a little fog in places like livermore, one quarter mile visibility and also, we had a little bit in napand

ambassador to iraq and kuwait and was the deputy chief in baghdad. at the end, doctor iviaz was on the international crisis group where he previously served as the theme you're iran analyst before he joined icg he headed the project at the federation of american scientists. he has a phd in biomedical science from geneva, masters in international policy from the johns hopkins school for international studies where he studied with jon alterman. so i am quite delighted to have joali on the stage as well. it seems to me that the last panel kind of kicked it over to you guys. so this is a fundamentally diplomatic problems that. one over what is interesting to talk about those. diplomatically, what are the big things that we need to do that we are doing? .. >> it isn't just about that but we just don't get about like we use to. and i suspect this is particularly true in saudi arabia when we don't know what's going on with the cleric or the royal family we don't know what's going on outside the major cities. and this is a truly destructive results of what t

in afghanistan and now confirmed their 1st cases in kuwait has reported 3 while in italy a 4th person has died from the virus china's president in its annual gathering of parliament for the 1st time in decades as the struggles to contain the growing a virus outbreak top communist party leaders including president xi jinping reset to attend the annual national people's congress on march 5th to rubberstamp government business a new day has not been set the outbreak has infected nearly 80000 people globally. malaysia's prime minister manouchehr mohamed has offered his resignation to the king and his political party has quit the coalition government decision to shock relation comes amid plans by march or supporters to team up with opposition parties to walk the transition of power to his name successor anwar abraham let's go live to florence louie in kuala lumpur for us what else have we learned since this news broke. well mahathir in a state role is the same as when the prime minister's office confirming that mahathir had indeed tended allows letter of resignation to the king well there

warmer day where the temps are they are 13 where it is not going to be warm as over here towards kuwaitwe do have a lot of colder air pushing across parts of iraq in iran as well your 3 day forecast looks like this in kuwait city we do expect to see those temptress coming down 13 degrees on monday 10 degrees as the high as we go towards tuesday but take a look at the overnight lows it's going to get down to about 2 degrees across much of the area and then very quickly across parts of south africa it is going to be some very heavy rain we're dealing with here across much of the east as well as the northeast that will be pushing into parts of mozambique as well but behind that front it is going to be a little bit cooler for johannesburg so showers start to pop up by the time we get to the afternoon to attempt to there dropping down to $22.00 as we go towards tuesday but for cape town plenty of sun and the forecast of the next few days and we do expect to see attempt of 28 in harare at 22 degrees for you. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how lit

12 people have died from the virus as cases spread across the middle east in iraq afghanistan and kuwait of all reported infections china is delaying its biggest political event over the year the national people's congress because of the virus the gathering of thousands of communist party officials usually takes place at the beginning of march it in britain has more from hong kong it's the biggest political event of the year in china i cannot recall a time when the national people's congress was cancelled it's important because this is when china's leaders announced their growth targets for the year ahead and those growth targets at the moment of being keenly anticipated by economists around the world because we know that china's economy was already slowing before the outbreak of this virus. donald trump has confirmed the $3000000000.00 weapons deal with india will go ahead isn't empty on the today visits which began in a state with ties to nearly a 3rd of all indian americans israel has carried more airstrikes on the gaza strip after targeting what it said were islamic jihad targets the

ambassador to iraq and kuwait and was the deputy chief in baghdad and ankara. at the end, doctor vaez was on the international crisis group where he previously served as the theme you're iran analyst before he joined icg he headed the project at the federation of american scientists. he has a phd in biomedical science from geneva, masters in international policy from the johns hopkins school for international studies where he studied with jon alterman. so i'm quite delighted to have ali on the stage as well. it seems to me that the last panel kind of kicked it all to you guys. so this is a fundamentally diplomatic problems set. what are the unexploited diplomatic opportunities? not the low-hanging fruit although it's interesting to talk about those. diplomatically, what are the big things that we need to do that we are doing? >> i want to pick up with a last panel left off, but i want to make a few remarks about the state of american diplomacy in the gulf and frankly in the middle east generally, and simply put it, it has a rather dramatically, and what are the

there are considering scaling back military exercises iran has confirmed 15 deaths while bahrain kuwait iraq a man and afghanistan have all reported infections the authorities in italy have sealed off the worst affected towns in the north 7 people have died there and more than 200. are infected the highest concentration outside asia as for china numbers of new infections in areas outside who bay province off for ling however there have been another 71 deaths mostly in the viral epicenter live now to hong kong and our correspondent adrian brown adrian just get us right up to speed what's the latest information you have for us. well peter i think what is happening right now especially in south korea is what the world health organization fears most a virus that is spreading more quickly than they are able to contain and you could also argue that is very much the situation in both iran and italy right now now in south korea the the infection rate is now about to approach is fast approaching you know the $1000.00 mark and the focus of containment efforts on choose day was this religious grou

the mosque cafes and clubs will be closed until march 7th health minister also says travelers from kuwait and bahrain will be denied entry into the country iraqi citizens are now not allowed to travel to 9 countries because of the coronavirus samina fulton is in baghdad she says it's unclear how the measures will be enforced. ministry of health issued a new decree earlier this evening announcing far reaching measures in what appears to be an effort to her terrible spread of the wires here in iraq so far there have been 5. cases of the coronavirus including in the southern city of measure of and in the northern city of kirkuk perhaps in the most surprising what measures to help ministry has put it would be for building any public gatherings closing down tough cases. and that clubs prevented the virus from spreading in the now it's uncertain what exactly will haul under these public gatherings of degree specifically mentioned in the mobs and clubs that did not example mention restaurants original means to be seen whether those will also be closed and whether and how these measures will actu

east europe and asia iran has confirmed 12 deaths but has denied reports the total is close to 50 kuwait is among several countries in the region reporting their 1st cases it's also grounded some flights to affected countries and counseled its national day celebrations on tuesday but in europe 7 people have now died in northern italy which is more than 220 cases the highest concentration outside of asia well the other major cluster is in south korea past 800 confirmed cases in the last 24 hours and at least 8 people have died there it's raised its infectious diseases warning to the highest level. for the moment we are not witnessing the uncontained globally spread of this bias and we are not witnessing large scale civil or does or does does this virus have pandemic potential absolutely it has and we vary it from our assessment not yet but the key message that should give all countries hope courage and confidence is that this virus can be contained indeed there are many countries that have done exactly that while stock market indices plunged on monday as traders sold shares in reaction to

city of call says the figure could be as high as 50 the outbreak is spreading across the middle east kuwait iraq bahrain and afghanistan all have confirmed cases in europe a 4th person has died in italy's north there are almost $200.00 cases there the highest concentration outside. asia and south korea and factions have surpassed 800 and authorities have raised the infectious diseases warning to the highest level at least 7 people so far have died so let's go to dorset bar in just a moment she's standing by for us in tehran 1st let's go to adrian brown who is in hong kong so adrian there had been talk for a few days that that this the congress might be cancelled in china now it's actually happened so put all this in perspective for us. well the political impact from this virus is now starting to be filled because the national people's congress is the political event of the year richelle it draws thousands of delegates from across china it's also significantly the moment when china's premier outlines his economic targets for the year ahead and of course this is happening as a time when china

says 12 people have died of the disease and deny that the total is closer to 50 afghanistan bahrain kuwait oman and iran. are all reporting infections of travels from iran to more people have died in northern italy raising the total there to 6 almost $200.00 cases are reported in italy the highest concentration outside of asia stock market indexes plundered on monday as traders sold shares of reaction to the coronavirus news companies doing business in china as well as tourism and airlines south of the heaviest falls in share prices and the national people's congress in china has been perspired for the 1st time in decades training here begins our coverage now from china where more than 2 and a half 1000 people have been killed across china the coronavirus outbreak has closed shops restaurants and now beijing's great hall of the people. every much the venue puts the country's most important political event the national people's congress but china's top lawmakers have voted to delay the parliamentary gathering urging its 2000 delegates to stay home to fight the epidemic protecting the capita

says it's temporarily barring flights from dubai in sharjah as a protective measure kuwait national day celebrations scheduled for tuesday have now been cancelled. in europe meanwhile 7 people have now died in northern italy which has more than 220 cases the highest concentration outside of asia and the u.s. and south korea say they're considering scaling back joint military exercises after 13 korean soldiers tested positive for the virus in total $893.00 cases have now been confirmed in south korea at least 8 people have died there well the head of the world health organization says that despite the continued spread the outbreak can still be beaten for the moment we have not weakness see the uncontained globally spread of this virus and we are not witnessing largest gives if it does or does does this virus have pandemic potential absolutely it has and we vary it from our assessment not yet but the key message that should give all countries hope courage and confidence is that this virus can be contained indeed there are many countries that have done exactly that well shortly we'll c

daily spike in infections it has the most cases outside of china where the outbreak started meanwhile kuwait has stopped all flights to and from iran where 4 people have now died from the illness iran is the 1st country in the middle east to report fatalities from the corona virus it has 14 other confirmed cases and as the number of deaths outside china continues to rise the head of the world health organization has issued this warning about the epidemic although that window of opportunity is not only to contain the outbreak we still have a chance to contain it but while doing that we have to keep it at the same time for any eventuality because this outbreak could go any direction it could even be messy. but what i'm saying is it's. if we when it was in the not only window of opportunity we can reverse any old we can i very much any. serious crisis democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders says ward russia to stay out of the us elections it follows reports that american intelligence agencies warned congress that the kremlin was meddling to boost both sanders and donald trump's campaign.

killing of hundreds of thousands of iraqis are millions of more of the around than the invasion of kuwait and so on. i understand that he of vermont doesn't know how to lead the world in getting off drug addiction to oil and moving for global energy as fast as possible the planet will be unlivable for organisms like. i used to say let's shut down vermont yankee in 2012 the promise there we may be sure that actually scheana cleans up the mass and much of our governor who's going to move us to removal energy and move to his chain energy future let's vote for change on november 2nd thank you so much. peter shumlin. do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. where there will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. federal regulators now say that for my gang he is fit to be open for another 20 years or do you know bowler joins us now with the latest on this jena kristen late this afternoon in a conference call that n.r.c. clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend for martin please license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue is inclu

at the end of a discussion among himself and foreign ministers from kuwait, qatar, turkey and the uae on efforts to bridge the gulf between the golf -- between saudi arabia and iran, he omani said bluntly that any progress would have to await the u.s. presidential election. this doesn't mean the omanis are not quietly building bridges they are not telling us about between oman and saudi arabia, it means to say there is no crossing them for another nine months. and by the way the optics of that session that i referred to in munich with the iranian foreign minister zarif and the saudi foreign minister were both scheduled to speak but they would not appear together. and they insisted their appearances separately be bridged, be separated by this panel of other foreign ministers which also included u.s. senator chris murphy so with rogue delegations marching in and out proving the route between twoo points in the middle east is seldom a straight line. so what is our competition? i will try to zip through this quickly. in the gulf our competition comes from many countries, but -- the europe

confirmed 15 deaths but has denied reports that the toll could be much higher bahrain afghanistan kuwait and old man have all reported infections well in europe italian authorities have sealed off the worst affected towns in the north 7 people there have its. 100 people have contract since the virus the highest concentration outside asia at least 10 people have died in south korea where there are almost a 1000 cases where u.s. forces there are considering scaling back military exercises as a result of china numbers of new infections in areas outside of her b. province are falling but there have been another 71 death. mostly in the epicenter well we've got us a big standing by for us in tehran but 1st let's go to hong kong and adrian brian adrian a lot of moving parts with this story this is certainly the spread since it is reaching voices as far away as. focusing in on on china and the area where you are just give us a sense of how things are developing there that the authorities starting to get a handle on the situation. well i think what's happening in south korea actually is what is c

warmer day where the temps are they are 13 where it is not going to be warm as over here towards kuwait we do have a lot of colder air pushing across parts of iraq in iran as well your 3 day forecast looks like this in kuwait city we do expect to see those temps is coming down 13 degrees on monday 10 degrees as the high as we go towards tuesday but take a look at the overnight lows it's going to get down to about 2 degrees across much of the area and then very quickly across parts of south africa it is going to be some very heavy rain we're dealing with here across much of the east as well as the northeast that will be pushing into parts of mozambique as well but behind that front it is going to be a little bit cooler for johannesburg some showers start to pop up by the time we get to the afternoon to attempt to there dropping down to 22 as we go towards tuesday but for cape town plenty of sun and the forecast over the next few days and we do expect to see attempt of 28 in harare at 22 degrees for you. for. the race for the white house has become this month to 04 states have their say o

attorney later this week are proud to be there to watch his daughter compete before he returns to kuwait. >>> tool announced a new tour and there's a stop in the bay area. the bans will come to the chase center in san francisco tuesday june 23. this would be the last stop on the tour general tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00 morning for fans of to you. >>> the chase center welcome to 1 million guess this year. >> really? everything. their busy. >> thank you for joining us let us take doctor oz is next on ktvu. llegedly raped corey haim. the secret has haunted him for years. >> i could lose my life over there. dr. oz: corey feldman is ready to reveast friend. plus, abby lee miller and her battle back from cancer. coming up next. dr. oz: season 11 starts now. ♪ today an oz exclusive. corey feldman was one of the first to sound the alarm on pedophilia in hollywood right here on this show from.

killing of hundreds of thousands of iraqis are millions and more of the iran then the invasion of kuwait and so on. most trusted news source says 3. more trouble for a vermont yankee a concrete trench at the plant is unexpectedly filling up with radioactive water radioactive water discovered in a concrete ditch at the nuclear plant contains high levels of tritium the tritium found at the plant is $100.00 times the level deemed acceptable by the nuclear regulatory commission the tritium concentrations are in sky high nuclear expert arnie gundersen says this is get another indication the aging play at should close this is either a leak in a pipe or a leak in the tank that pipe connects underground pipes that vermont yankee originally claimed did not exist until after the 1st leak was discovered gunderson was on the public oversight panel made false statements. parent company says it was miscommunication nothing more. to ward or contain tritium lots of trivium but it also contained other isotopes he contained strontium 90 which is a bone seeker and causes leukemia because cesium $137.00 whi

oman, afghanistan, iraq, kuwait and bahrain have all reported their first cases — those are linked to. and they say that there will not be any public prayers any more for a while. and they put some fences between the shrine. so people do not touch it. but the problem is that they are lacking the infrastructure and lacking accurate reporting. let's look at that last point more closely. the official death toll in iran currently stands at 13 but a parliamentarian for qom is claiming that the true figure is at least 50 in the city alone and has accused the authorities of lying about the full extent of the problem. the deputy health minister has hit back at this, telling a news conference that "if the number of deaths in qom reaches half or a quarter of this figure, i will resign.". however, ahmad amirabadi—farahani hasn't backed down, responding "i have given the names of a0 dead people to the deputy minister. now, we await his resignation." here's rana rahimpour again. at least in seven provinces in iran, they have been confirmed there have been confirmed cases of coronavirus. many of th

in kuwait, they have ordered the schools shut until march 12th. again, whether or not you think that is a reasonable precaution for these countries to be taking in public health terms, just think about the social disruption that entails to everyday families, especially because these decisions didn't have a long lead time. it's just, you know, effective immediately and shut for a long time to come. in addition to the school closures in iraq, iraq has now banned its citizens from traveling to iran, china, thailand, south korea, singapore, italy, kuwait, and bahrain. in israel, the health ministry has advised all israelis to reconsider the necessity of flying anywhere. quote. if you do not genuinely have to fly, do not do so. that's the message to all israelis from the israeli health ministry. and when countries around the world -- and we're seeing big businesses cancel business travel around the world. when countries and big businesses, large entities like this start making blanket decisions, telling people don't travel and we're shutting stuff down

army staff sergeant ray courtright is currently serving in kuwait and was allowed to come home for aisit. his daughter other not contain her excitement or hold back her tears. >> it's surreal. like, it's like a dream almost, but it's real, i think. >> definitely real. >> that timing is perfect for this happy reunion. piper's volleyball team is playing in a tournament this week and her proud dad will be able to watch his daughter compete before he returns to kuwait. >>> popular singer songwriter lizzo won big at the naacp image awards. >> lizzo! ♪. >> the newcomer was named entertainer of the year, beating billy porter and tyler perry among others. he said it was a reminder of all the other things african-americans can do, and also took home the award for best music video. >>> at the box office, sonic the hedge hog was number one for a second weekend in a row. the action-adventure comedy based on a franchise from the '90s brought in $26.3 million. the harrison ford movie, the call of the wild, based on of course the short story by jack london finished in second place with $24.8 millio

and then you have the invasion of current kuwait, spike in oil prices.n by 92 and bush moves into claimant rates are three times when you've had a shock in the middle east is a spike in oil prices crashing the market and the economy, we've had regime change in the united states. iran knows if negative for the fourth time. be eight but this time the u.s. is much less dependent on the middle east for oil. they are an exporter of oil would have the same effect even if oil went $220. barrel? >> first about even if it's a hundred and 20 cannot be at 60. the prices global and $10 below. to the price goes up normally. second point when the producer of oil is going to make a fortune in terms of profit and revenue you will have consumers of oil, guys with prizes of $67 a gallon, utility prices increases a spike in the middle and you have all you have -- the u.s. it as a shock those losers are spending less. those who are benefiting will save it and therefore it's going to be hard on the u.s. economy. you have a severe economic shock even united states. gerry: wil

kuwait bahrain iraq and afghanistan have all reported cases of infected travelers coming from iran and this spectacle that's the china national people's congress one of the largest world's political gathering has been postponed this year it's been delayed for the 1st time now in decades south korea's parliament has also canceled monday's meetings while workers disinfected the building another spike in cases there puts its nationwide toll at over $800.00 in europe 3 more have died in italy's north bringing the total there to 7 there are almost 200 cases there the highest concentration outside of asia on a moment we'll have reports from all of the affected regions but 1st katrina you begins our coverage from china where more than 2500 people have been killed. across china the coronavirus outbreak has closed shops restaurants and now beijing's great hall of the people. every much the venue puts the country's most important political event the national people's congress but china's top lawmakers have voted to delay the parliamentary gathering urging its 3000 delegates to stay home to fight

in iran the health ministry says 12 people have no dieters the bric spreads across the middle east kuwait bahrain and afghanistan have all confirmed cases where over in europe a 4th person has died in italy's north the romas 200 cases there the highest concentration outside of asia and in south korea infections have surpassed 800 with authorities now raising the infectious diseases warning to the highest level at least 7 people have died there so far we've got rob matheson in baghdad where iraq has cool circuit boards to prevent the spread of the virus and we've got dorsetshire bari standing by for us in iran but 1st let's go to adrian brain in hong kong adrian it seems that despite china's best efforts they've been unable to contain the spread of the virus and know the n.p.c. has been born so it's very significant is it not. yes as out for ties the n.p.c. has now been postponed i can't recall an occasion during the past 31 years that i've been covering china when something like this has happened it's a measure of just how serious the situation is now the m.p.c. is an event that drools de

anchor: there are new infections and deaths in the middle east, an, afghanistan, kuwait, and bahrain.hose cases are linked to others in iran. we havewn k for several days now this particular outbreak centered around one religious city just south of tran. it is visited by sheila muslim pilgrims every year -- shia musl reporter: theyci are intro some measures about serity in the shia shrine there and they say there won't be any public prayers anymore for a while, and they've put up some fences between the shrin so people don't touch it. the problem is that they are liking infrastructure and acorrate rng. anchor: the official death toll in iran stands at 13. the parliame claims the true figure is 50 in one city alone. accusing authorities of lying about the problem. in response to that, here'd's te ty health minister sayinger if the nu is one half or one quarter of this figure, i will resign. to which a local imp has veresponded, i'iven the names of 40 dead people to the deputy minister. now we await his resignation. >> at least in ven prominences in iran there have been confirmed cases

the government of kuwait held a party there.t this the swamp draining trump said he wanted to execute as president? >> yeah. i would imagine when you talk about draining the swamp you're not setting up a vehicle to allow officials from 31 foreign countries to go ahead and pay you. and we're not just talking like a drink here or there for some of these people. for kuwait it was actually news worthy this week that we found out the embassy was not celebrating its national day at the trump hotel. the previous three years it had celebrated its anniversary there. members of trump's cabinet went there to celebrate it with them. >> did they give a reason why this year they decided ton do it there? >> they didn't. they're just having it at the embassy this year. >> zack ever son, always a pleasure. thank you very much for joining put. >> thanks. >> straight ahead an unusual hearing called in the roger stone case. breaking news, former trump national security advisor john bolton. stay with us. you spend less and get way more. so you can b

banning citizens from traveling to china, iran, ireland, south karina -- south korea, japan, italy, and kuwaitand there is a closure of public gathings, place such as cinemas, coffee shops, and clubs between february 27 to rch 7, that coming from the health ministry the key to not panicking is understanding this. this diagram is on the website symptomines the starts with a fever, followed by a dry cough, and after a week, shortness of breath. some patients then requiretm hospital or trt. the eq patient -- the incubation period between infective -- infections and showing symptoms, up to 14 days. some researchers say may actually be along as 24 dayen quite a diff. tiny scientists say some people may be infectious even before their symptoms appear. let's hear an expert on disease control to explain what you can do to avoid catching it. >> for travelers andin residents reas of transmission, it is important to protect yourself. the best protection is not a facemask, but the best protection is ha hygiene. that is the same recommendation for the normal flean. be careful with your hands. wash your han

europe and asia iran has confirmed 12 deaths and has denied reports of the toll could be much higher kuwait is among several countries in the region reporting infected travelers from iran it's also grounded some flights to affected countries and canceled its national day celebrations scheduled for tuesday well in europe 7 people have now died in northern italy which is more than 220 cases the highest concentration outside of asia the other major cluster is in south korea which is the highest number of confirmed cases outside of china it passed 8 huh. in the last 24 hours and at least 8 people have died it's raised its infectious diseases warning to the highest level or stock market indices plunge on monday as traders sold shares in reaction to the virus news the u.s. stock market had its largest fall in over a year companies doing business in china as well as tourism and airlines suffer the heaviest fall in share prices well the head of the world health organization says that despite the continued spread the outbreak can still be beaten for the moment we have not witnessed see the uncontain

killing of hundreds of thousands of iraqis and millions of more of the around then the invasion of kuwait and so on. in london julian assange standing trial on whether he will be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges the stakes could not be higher i saw in just libya even life is on the line freedom of speech is also on trial though you wouldn't know that mainstream media. good. luck. to the clashes with syria at the un security council over the turkish troops presence inside the conflict rampaged country that's off the turkey's days $33.00 of its soldiers were killed in syria it live province. amid the escalation turkish officials say they will no longer stop syrian refugees from crossing into the view as reported large groups already making their way towards the greek border. just bernie sanders surges in the polls one believes that don't add to the democrats' tells the party to you nice behind anybody but me i mean a socialist senator cannot be stolen from. my colleague jacqueline to go brings to you our next bulletin in just about an hour but right now cross talk let's.

and sooner or later to the overthrow of saudi arabia, kuwait and the gulf states.the entire region as predicted would fall into the hands of noster within a matter of days. unless america did something. his brother then went in. and if it falls to noster that means it falls to international communism. the middle east. it will be in the hands of the soviet union. all of this was baloney. first of all it wasn't at all clear coup in iraq was egyptian inspired and noster while he did take arms from the soviet union was not exactly a client of the soviet union. eisenhower panicked. it's very interesting to read his memoir because in his memoirs he said ies have to do something i felt. now eisenhower the hero of the day may be the greatest american general of the 20th century was smart enough to realize unlike some of his successors that invading iraq is a really hard thing to do. but invading lebanon is really easy to do. the united states has a large fleet in the eastern mediterranean.te they were backed up by 70 ships of the american fleet including three carrier batt