least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinairegion sources on the ground are told al-jazeera that up to 8 soldiers have died egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013. still ahead on al-jazeera a major storm wreaks havoc in the u.k. and northern europe and it's not over yet. a city in thailand mourns after a soldier goes on a shooting rampage. hello again it's good to have you back well i do want to start this hour here across parts of north and eastern parts of asia we are seeing one system pull away from japan right now so better weather conditions but cooler weather conditions over the next few days here across much of japan sendai at 4 tokyo at 9 maybe some snow entering into the picture by the time we get towards monday night mostly on that west coast over here toward shanghai though on tuesday your rain is beginning to develop that will continue as we go towards wednesday as well but we do expect to see a tempter there of about 12 and

told cnn in a statement they could not respond directly because of privacy laws, but that cedars-sinaiy investigates any situation where there are concerns about a patient's medical care. she was a successful entrepreneur who spoke five languages. this is video she recorded teaching her first born son to speak mandarin. this was a woman who could fly planes and skydive, seemed invincible to her family, which is why her death so-so much his harder to understand. >> we're in the midst of a maternal mortality crisis that isn't just shameful for american standards, it is shameful fon a global scale. >> reporter: works across the world on maternal health and also in the u.s., because america is the only developed country with a rising death rate for pregnant or new mothers. approximately 700 women in the u.s. die each year, globally the comparison is stark. more mothers die in child berth in america than they do in iran, turkey, or bosnia herzegovina, even kazakhstan. all have lower maternal death rates. lindsey is a pulitzer prize photographer who documented the death deaths. >> it is almo

least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinai region sources tell all jazeera that up to 8 soldiers have died in egypt struggled to contain on the groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 iran space program has suffered a setback after a satellite launch failed the rocket carrying this one communications satellite blasted off as planned according to state t.v. but didn't reach the speed required to put its cargo into orbit those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera its inside story by fanaa. africa's leaders weigh the conflicts in libya and the sun held a meeting in ethiopia's capital for the annual summit and said they want to find out how they came to violence increased the spirit part of the african union play a bigger role in tackling the continent's security challenges but has the block been fulfilling its mandate so far this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the african union is supposed to be a symbol of the continent's unity it

least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinai region sources tell just 0 up to 8 soldiers have died egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 millions of desert locusts of swarmed into uganda for the 1st time since the 1960 s. they come from kenya ethiopia and somalia the damage they've done there is threatening to leave 10000000 people short of food. the insects are also ravaging farming areas in eastern pakistan prime minister has declared a national emergency the locals are eating cotton we and maize crops the government says it's the worst infestation for 2 decades. has been speaking to farmers in the eastern city and that are smoke. very large swarm of locusts that drive it from out for godzilla saudi arabia iran and has also moved through some of the pakistani province say right now the government in our state a wall against the rich can eat. 4 day trip entire crop leaving them bad though i might if i said burden exonerated both the loc

a former chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 1967 war president anwar sadat's made him vice president. mubarak was just meters away from sadat when he was shot dead in 1990. 8 days later. became president almost immediately he implemented emergency laws giving the state sweeping powers of arrest and cousin basic freedoms that would remain in place for his entire presidency there were a number of assassination attempts like this one during a visit to ethiopia. in the mid 1990 s. nearly 60 people were killed in luxor. mubarak cracked down on rounding up thousands of suspects from the inside many egyptians considered this rule oppressive although he won 4 elections there were allegations of fraud but he continued to impress many in the global political arena as he made international diplomacy a cornerstone of his rule. to secure a steady flow of oil supplies into world markets and burger deals between the palestinians and the israelis the americans enlisted support of 2 major allies saudi arabia and egypt

tell al jazeera up to 8 soldiers were killed egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinaisince former president mohamed morsi was ousted by a military coup in 2013 iran's space program has suffered a setback after a satellite launch failed the rocket carrying the zafir one communications satellite blasted off from the launch pad as planned according to state t.v. but it didn't reach the speed required to put its cargo successfully into war but it has said has more from to her on. from what we know the satellite was launched on this rocket it went out for about 9 minutes but the spokesman for the defense ministry aerospace division a said that at the last stage the rocket didn't reach the required speed and wasn't able to launch a satellite into orbit but iran says it was successful most of the goals in fact 90 percent of the goals so they're very much spinning this as a success even though they didn't achieve getting that satellite into orbit now this had been delayed we were expecting it was the end of last week but it was delayed until today we are expecting it this morn

jon lapook joins us from outside mount sinai.heard from a world health official today saying hospitals around the world are not prepared for an outbreak. is that true here in the united states? >> reporter: norah, we do have a relatively robust health care system here but there are concerns. you remember back in 2014 during the ebola crisis. there were problems early on with protocol, for example, how to put on and take off protective gear. now, all over the united states these hospitals are gearing up with drills. and i spoke this afternoon with n.y.u. langone, where i'm a professor of medicine, and they're not only doing drills, they're sending in actors pretending to have symptoms of coronavirus. still, there is always human error. and i worry about smaller places that may not be prepared, for example, walk-in clinics. do they have the right triage and protocol abilities. >> o'donnell: all right, but hospitals trying to get ready. dr. lapook, thank you. late today, president trump on his way to a political rally in south carol

a former air force chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 967 war. president anwar sadat made him by surprise and. mubarak was just meters away from sadat when he was shot dead in 1980. 8 days later. became president almost immediately he implemented emergency laws giving the state sweeping powers of arrest and basic freedoms that would remain in place for his entire presidency there were a number of assassination attempts like this one during a visit to ethiopia. in the mid 990 s. nearly 60 people were killed in luxor. mubarak cracked down rounding up thousands of suspects from the inside many egyptians considered his rule oppressive although he won 4 elections there were allegations of fraud but he continued to impress mattie in the global political arena as he made international diplomacy a cornerstone of his rule. to secure a steady flow of oil supplies into world markets and broker deals between the palestinians and the israelis the americans enlisted support of 2 major allies saudi arabia and egypt th

adam bernheim is a radiologist at mount sinai in new york. he's done research to say that the virus could be spotted with a cat scan. thanks for coming on. for those of us that are not fluent in this, explain what it is you think we can do to screen for this disease. >> thank you, tucker, for having me. ct scans image patients all the time for a range of diseases. we're finding that patients with the coronavirus are affected most in their lungs. it's a pneumonia. as a thoracic radiologist, we're able to look at these scans what we found is fascinating. my colleagues at mount sinai in manhattan have been fortunate enough to look at hundreds of scans from patients in china that are positive. it was fascinating for us to see a certain pattern in the findings in the lungs in these patients. certain characteristics that were typical and characteristic of this disease. >> tucker: so would this -- if this turns out to be right, would it be possible to screen large segments of the population with ct scans? >> chest ct is a diagnostic tool that is use

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the third choice is further along the sinai peninsula, the egyptian resort of sharm el sheikh, to whichhts from the uk have just resumed. for me, egypt offers the best snorkelling and the lowest cost. that is all from me for now. but you can contact us through any of our social media accounts. and finally this week, i am in osaka, japan's second city. it has got a down—to—earth reputation famous for its industry, its nightlife, and its food. if you go exploring away from the main sites, it won't take you long to find somewhere that feels really buzzy, like this little festival here in the chuo ward. well, there is certainly a lot going on here, but there is something i've been told to look out for, and i think this is it. these guys are doing the bon dance, which is huge here during festival time. everybody appears to know it, which is no surprise. japanese people are taught it in schools, and each region has its own variation. outside the main event, i had arranged to meet someone to show me the ropes. yeah. everyone is doing it. when did you first learn to do the bon dance? me? yeah.

israel returned sinai to egypt in 1982.here was some home for peace in the early 1990s when the israelis and palestinians signed the oslo accords. they recognized israel and israel gave the palestinians limited self-governance in the west bank and gaza strip. that peace did not last. one huge barrier is israeli settlements in the west bank. settlers started establishing them after the 1967 war, and they are considered illegal under international law. the u.s. supported that conclusion until last fall, when the trump administration said that they, quote, do not violate international law. president trump posted this map on twitter, which he says will be a future state of palestine under his plan. he urged both sides to accept it. >> my vision presents a win/win opportunity for both sides. a realistic two-state solution that resolves the risk of palestinian statehood to isra israel's security. today's agreement is an historic opportunity for the palestinians to finally achieve an independent state of their very own. after 70 y

sinai hospital in new york, radiologists like dr. michael chung now have access to scans of infected patients. >> this patient tested positive and was symptomatic with fever and cough. >> but within days the scans change. >> the rounded appearance as well as how it's in the outer portion of the lungs. in the chest wall. this is a more severe case. >> reporter: they hope this will help identify and treat covid-19. >> it's going to be instrumental in not only finding a cure but creating prompt isolation protocols for health care systems. >> reporter: meantime, governments are quarantining anyone who may have come in contact with an infected person. >> they are feeling a little robbed i guess. >> reporter: like the retired couple who had been in quarantine for weeks. they were on the "diamond princess" cruise ship when an outbreak forced it to dock in japan. that's when we first started skyping with them. >> this is the first time we've been outside in the sun. and it's beautiful. >> today's day six. and we're almost over the hump. >> r

raymond douglas is an ocular surgeon with cedars-sinai medical center.the new medication is a game changer in the battle against rare diseases. thyroid eye disease affects up to 20,000 americans every year, it is one of more than 7,000 rare diseases. and no treatments exist for most. with increased awareness, and more research, patients and doctors hope that can change. >> there is the will, there are people who are anxious to work on these diseases. but, you know, the funding is very hard to achieve. >> reporter: r.g.'s treatment will include eight infusions delivered through an iv over 24 weeks. she says she is already seeing her symptoms improve. >> i was really shocked at how fast. and apprecti o muchain. i couldn't function. >> reporter: giving her a more hopeful vision of her future. chris martinez, cbs news, los aneles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," an exclusive interview with a juror from the harvey weinstein sexual assault trial. plus, a minnesota teen was shocked when police told her she was being targeted in a murder for hire plot. ahea

2 soldiers have been killed in an attack by rebels on a security facility it happened in the north sinairegion sources on the ground have told al-jazeera that the number of soldiers killed in the attack is as high as 8 egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 a setback for iran's space program with a failed satellite to launch the rockets carrying this off our one communication satellite blasted off but it didn't reach the speed required to put its cargo successfully into orbit a launch could raise tension with the u.s. washington says tehran satellite program is a cover for ballistic missile development iran insists it's for peaceful purposes said big has more from to iran. from what we know the satellite was launched on this rocket it went on for about 9 minutes but the spokesman for the defense ministry aerospace division a said that at the last stage the rocket didn't reach to quite speed and wasn't able to launch a satellite into orbit but iran says it was successful most of the gold in fact 90

least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinairegion sources on the ground have told our dizzier that up to 8 soldiers have died egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013. iran space program has suffered a setback after a satellite launch failed the rocket carrying that one communications satellite blasted off from the launchpad as planned according to state t.v. but it didn't reach the speed required to put its cargo successfully into orbit i said big as more from the heart. from what we know the satellite was launched on this rocket it went out for about 9 minutes but the spokesman for the defense ministry aerospace division a said that at the last stage the rocket didn't quite speed and wasn't able to launch a satellite into orbit but iran says it was successful most of the gold in fact 90 percent of the gold so they very much spinning this as a success even though they didn't achieve getting that satellite into orbit now this had been dela

want so were just wondering and then to get into it for whatever but in new york or wherever and also sinai. and at least in the beginning. >> yes. i was not a journalist at any point except last year. wasn't reading about the tech industry that it was cynical snarky or business see you will not believe what the young billionaire wears on monday. [laughter] the same thing he wears every day without having to lie of book publishing where and then not to feel that i matter but and i was doing consumer porch but avoids lists of the mission of the company than working on something with people that i liked and it was working. that seems improbable you have this organization of 20 people who just kept getting better and better. this is my pitch for the small start up. but i was really down for that momentum not that this will make the world is a better place so i personally find this interesting and can sort of justify it with a bachelors degree from six years ago. but data collection, storage, and now it goes to the user. god knows where it goes. this is fundamentally interesting in business edu

a former air force chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 967 war president anwar sadat's made him by surprise and. mubarak was just meters away from sadat when he was shot dead in 1990. 8 days later. became president almost immediately he implemented emergency laws giving the state sweeping powers of arrest and cousin basic freedoms that would remain in place for his entire presidency there were a number of assassination attempts like this one during his visit to ethiopia in the mid 990 s. nearly 60 people were killed in luxor. mubarak cracked down rounding up thousands of suspects from the inside many egyptians considered his rule oppressive although he won 4 elections there were allegations of fraud but he continued to impress mattie in the global political arena as he made international diplomacy a cornerstone of his rule. to secure a steady flow for supplies into world markets and brokered deals between the palestinians and the israelis the americans enlisted support of 2 major allies saudi arabia and

of 1973 when israeli planes shot at a levy an airliner and the pilots panicked and crashed in the sinai and there were dozens of fatalities. saying in the region where the syrian government's making progress in its offensive against militant forces in italy province however the u.n. security council the scene heated debate over the operation with syria's envoy slamming western countries for supporting terrorist groups the u.s. hit back claiming syria and russia are endorsing destruction. the situation in northwest syria demands an immediate comprehensible and verifiable ceasefire with whom do you want to hold the ceasefire with the entities that you agree to designate as terrorist groups in this council it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cause terrorist groups in it live as the moderate opposition is the russian bombs that have destroyed searing hospitals and driven syrian children from their homes we're hearing all of this criticism against russia but none of it is based on anything the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that

it's enough that he returned sinai to us have been if he leaves a good thing we also have some bad memories including the privatization of public companies the illnesses that spread during his time and the rampant corruption unfortunately these are the memories as affected his tenure. now to india where the prime minister narendra modi is appealing for calm after 3 days of sectarian clashes that have rocked the capital delhi orthe origins have deployed riot police and paramilitary forces to areas where violence broke out during demonstrations for and against citizenship at least 20 people have lost their lives critics say the legislation introduced by the hindu nationalist government is biased against muslims and undermines the country's secular constitution. local residents said they didn't know who had instigated the violence and criticize the police response . with us i don't understand what's happening there are people provoking riots i think there are outsiders i don't know where they're from if we recognise them we would have stopped them from going to the border but the police should

it's enough that he returned sinai to us in a fever leaves you could say we also have some bad memories including the privatization of public companies the illnesses that spread during his time in the rampant corruption unfortunately these are the memories as affected his tenure. we can get more on the funeral now from correspondent ruth michelson she joins us on the line from cairo hi ruth apart from the funeral with full military honors how is egypt officially honoring mubarak. well you're right wishing plenty of pomp and circumstance and the funeral of full military honors as hosni mubarak is is buried we also saw the various state institutions know to be the presidency in egypt. really statements about honoring mubarak's time in the egyptian assholes and honoring him as a war hero but doing little to acknowledge his record as a political leader despite the fact that he was in office but that he is. what is the mubarak legacy in egypt i mean how is he being remembered by just shien's well that's a good question i mean i think it's fair to say that there are 2 kinds of memories that a

tom: adam bernheim with us for mount sinai.as we look at the news flow on the virus and the market. the two year yield, 1.1032. conrad is not leaving until we get to 0.99. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ "surveillance," different manifestations of the market. off onoking at sterling no deal headlines out of written. a -- britain. yield andow 10 year i'm watching the two year yield give way. i go to japanese yen. if i had on the "surveillance" 110.02,i could see it, some deterioration. conrad dequadros has been a saint today. after theking notes doctor. here is the chart of the day, single best chart. it is worse in germany. they have a rollover to unthinkable low yields. two year and 10 year yields, the artificiality of the market, how does the fed deal with the artificial construct manifested in the bond market? conrad: this is a problem of the fed's making. the fed has conditioned us to make red -- rate cuts if there is volatility in the market, a trade war. whether that is the right medicine, the fed has conditioned us to

ellie ft paramedics transported into cedar sinai where he was pronounced dead a short time later several witnesses to the shooting told police they were between 2, 6 suspects wearing black hoodies and masks over their faces they have not been caught or identified meantime fans are stopping by to check out the crime scene is people. >>it made something from nothing. i was a fan instantly from you know just related to some of the stuff you talk about music and applied research historians i heard his voice which was what he's best known for as for the song pop smoke was best known for its called welcome to the party which nicki minaj did a re mix up. >>today she posted this picture with the caption, the bible tells us jealousy is as cruel as the grave, $0.50 also reference jealousy in his post saying there's no such thing as success without it and that treachery comes from those who are close. >>again corny free all reporting lapd says its investigation is ongoing. >>i recall martin in washington. despite legal challenges, the controversial changes to when i came home from prison, my sons w

february of 1973 when he's really flames it believe be an airliner and the pilot panic and crash in the sinai and there were dozens of fatalities. in a major shake up in german politics a key regional prime minister's quit just hours after taking up the post that's made a huge backlash over an unprecedented pact between the ruling christian democrats and the right wing of tea party that brought him to power protests erupted across the country against the mic. to quitting as prime minister in the wake of the growing scandal thomas camera consistent future deals with alternative for germany out of the question. it's just resignation was inevitable the dissolution of the parliament is inevitable if detroit yesterday with a perilous trick of damage democracy there was no cooperation with the f.t. there is no such cooperation and will never be told us carrick they're quick to say that he had nothing to do with a deal with alternative for germany but well well how long he sticks around at the higher levels of the free democratic party with that may be measured in hours similar to his reign as prime

said yesterday that turkey was no longer able to stop the 4000000 refugees currently residing in sinai tuckey from trying to reach europe and that's basically reiterating a longstanding threat by the president to open the gates to europe and we've seen the images here on turkish television of people of refugees syrians and other nationalities gathering at turkey's land border with greece and bulgaria we've heard reports of people leaving istanbul in a buses and of course. this is images these are problems that potentially increase pressure on europe as well to act and to do something in this crisis. reporting from istanbul thank you now the world health organization is warning governments to prepare for a coronavirus epidemic pandemic rather 66 countries or territories have now confirmed cases south korea has seen a sharp rise in reported cases with more than 300 new infections bringing the total there to over 2000 my geria has reported the 1st case of the virus in sub-saharan africa and iran which has seen the highest number of deaths outside china called off friday prayers in some ma

since the 2 countries signed the peace treaty 4 decades ago it's flowing through a pipeline under the sinai peninsula israel's government says it wants to become what it calls an energy superpower in the region expanding exports further to india and europe in the future in the u.s. democratic hopefuls are making their final pitch to voters ahead of monday's presidential nominating process all 11 candidates are in the state of iowa which has traditionally served as a vital launching point or burial ground for presidential campaigns there is no clear front runner in this vast field but polls suggest senator bernie sanders has a narrow only former vice president joe biden both sanders and biden of use their rallies to take a swipe at president donald trump. i think the saying that we cannot continue having residence we is a kind of logical i was told thousands and thousands of lies to see the president we cannot say that ministration which he's. not out to destroy should wish things like. the rule of law. and a moment like this a president's credibility is very much in need and so when it come

predicts plastic production will double in the next 20 years all right so they're going to switch from sinai to howitzers in terms of how they kill us right there like concerned one might be less affected than the other but the fact is that the rate of all let me take a big approach ok let me let me go high level like like all the way to the uppermost regions of the highest of the highest of all levels. the human brain or whether you can do argue where comes from you know but is it is a design the human brain is designed it's a design it's a it's made up of matter and it's in a day it's in the configuration of that matter is now plastic but it's in a configuration that allows for humans to have a human experience it's a design like you would design a car or design a building the brain is a design it's architecture it doesn't say you could argue or come from or doesn't come from maybe it comes from amoebas maybe it comes from another universe in us but it's got a design flaw the flaw like like a bad tesla or a bad you get from the store it doesn't seem to care whether it's plastic that's a de

society but noble or not this is where the action will be and that rain spreads all the way science to sinai and you see the breeze coming behind is even stronger so this is still wet and windy and the need tell in damascus gives you an idea of how it might feel if you're further north or further up it's now not particularly pleasant but then again it is february that most of north africa is a coke quite apart from what's happening in the northeast corner there the breeze tends to concentrate the heat further west so the sure in libya it's a pleasant weather dusty breeze and the temperatures dekker reflect that around about the 30 mark maybe 40 off a little come friday we pick up the rain wait expected to down through the rift valley further west to rango and eastwards to was madagascar but malawi the gets a concentration. of. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush bars is that really what the . climate change informed opinion economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on the streets don't even know what the noise all about

were killed in coalition air strikes in the same region let's cross live now to mohammed who's in sinai mohammed what more do we know about this the saudis say that their plane just simply went down whereas he's a claim that they shot it. yes conflicting reports by both sides of these that the. claimed sent. a release of statement by the home of these army spokesperson. knights that their forces have been able to shoot down a saudi turn a 2 fighter jet while we have just recently received this latest report from the saudi arabia that we have admitted. their attorney to were plane has crashed in the in the region of jove were while while the host these they have said that the they have targeted this tornado were fired just as. it was conducting or carrying out hostility. to lety works or acts in the original fall jove the spokesperson also promised that the in the coming hour or 2 hours that they will release a new fathers or for their for their for the attack on the tornado fighter jets that proves. their claim but so far we are still waiting for this voted even though that the school c