to have you with us germany is considering tougher measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus so far the federal government has held back on introducing a nationwide lockdown but several of germany's 16 states have already been tightening restrictions on public life 2 of them sorry london the west and bavaria and the south have ordered people to stay home but various public ban came into effect early on saturday. there was an eerie calm in munich on saturday morning as the bavarian capital went into day one of its public health lockdown there were few people out on the streets restaurants bars and cafes were closed and people told to stay home there was similar scenes all over the state with public sentiment generally behind the measures. i wouldn't fit into the article i think confinement is a good idea it's also necessary because we have to protect each other and this is the only way we can do it. today you can almost all media young people have to take care of the older one so that nobody behaves in a dangerous way but you see here that we keeping our distance there's nothing else

far right religions are co-opting the sport of m.m.a. to try and mobilize in a dangerous new development. as ones are in kind of society we can see in the ocean can a very comfortable for the victims kind of willing to commit illegal. nowadays hooligans brawl in remote locations they've begun training in martial arts especially m.m.a. making a more professional life than ever more and more we see that hooligans or participating in mixed martial arts during the months go to the james more often so we see that the cross-fertilization of and membership in the football hooligans makes martial are seen. this isn't limited to germany hooligans have gone even further than traditional and. international competition simulating organized mass fights in the woods but hey it's a free world and everybody has a problem what's the big deal. the problem is. you can see that. that's a good deal if that doesn't suck. this is a worrying development beating each other up in the woods is one thing but neo nazis organizing events training and trying to recrui

far right hooligans occulting the sport of m.m.a. to try to mobilize in a dangerous new developments. as ones are in kind of society we can see no dogs from going to the income for position victims to kind of leading to a medieval coach want from you. nowadays hooligans usually brawl in remote locations they've begun training in martial arts especially m.m.a. making them more professional than ever more and more we see that again sir participating in mixed martial arts during the months go to the james more often so we see that the cross-fertilization awful for a d.s. and membership in the football hooligans and makes martial are seen. this isn't limited to germany hooligans have gone even further than traditional and i my organizing international team competition simulating organize my. fights in the woods but hey it's a free world and everybody has a right what's the big deal. as good. as incitement. this is a worrying development beating each other up in the woods is one thing but neo nazis organizing events training and trying to

they can't tell how far apart we are shot there you go. >>2030 40 feet separate the whole crew. >>we're giving you all the latest weather traffic throughout the morning. but the big news is coronavirus so our show. >>is focused on everything you need to know because things have changed yet again from when he went to bed last right, yeah lives a little different this morning as you wake up to shelter-in-place mandate. that's now in effect for nearly 70 men are 7 million people here in nearly a bay area 6 counties participating in it. >>it's a drastic measure. it was ordered though to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus which is something very important to do kron four's will tran live with what this is going to mean though for all of us as we try and go about our day will. >>if these are lives would drastically change over the next 3 weeks it started 6 hours ago at midnight you can see the traffic heading into san francisco. yes, there are still thousands of people on the roadways but not the volume of cars that we used to seeing essential workers are still allowed to come

italy is the european nation hardest hit by the coronavirus with more than 820 deaths reported so far the government in rome has now pledged a 25000000000 euro aid package to help tackle the outbreak the money will go towards both health care and businesses the country's famous fashion industry is $1.00 sector which is especially. the fashion capital of milan is usually a life bustling city now it's like a ghost town. remained the same what is equal and it's good we have fewer people walking around for now but it does put major constraints on businesses shops are open but there are no customers and staff have to be paid anyway. you know what beings on i have my business and i don't have any kind of reserves so i'm really feeling the economic impact. could impact the economy. was an annual turnover of 90000000000 euros fashion is one of its least most important industries and even more important than the shops here in the luxury bt xover sees the asian markets has almost completely vanished in light of the pandemic. the italian government has announced a national aid package to help of

italy is the european nation hardest hit by the coronavirus was more than 820 deaths reported so far after having put 60000000 people essential in lockdown and the country's leadership has now ordered the closure of all shops bars and restaurants that except pharmacies and food stores in addition the government in rome has pledged. a 25000000000 euro aid package to help tackle the outbreak the money will go towards both healthcare and businesses the country's famous famous fashion industry is one sector that is especially vulnerable. the fashion capital of milan is usually a life bustling city now it's like a ghost town. i mean to say what is it going it's good we have fewer people walking around for now but it does put major constraints on businesses shops are open but there are no customers and staff have to be paid anyway. your means on i have my business have and i don't have any kind of reserves so i'm really feeling the economic impact. could impact the economy. was an annual turnover of 90000000000 euros fashion is one of italy's most important industries and even more importa

fights is the sport does have a specific appeal to the lagoons and the far right. the far right are trying to use certain certain qualities in certain characteristics of the sports. well obviously the violence the masculinity called not to mention the m.m.a. is on the cutting edge of modern fighting helping hooligans sharpen their technique and professionalize their approach. sect of the author a list goes on as i know by the now been. through before the concert that causes the causes the composer in their shirts and who. also i don't condone or for leaking on the phone i thought i would see 1st when it was just. listen if you threw. you can still sometimes fight clubs to stadiums and a scene of the 2016 year olds usually organizing field matches in remote locations . of the week. and i find a girl is an expert on the subject he's controversial because of his alleged ties to hooligan and far right sayings. he thought of one man by getting by the bible as the myths. by the physician especially the. other one the could because i've been in time i would advise one. on

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temperatures stop from falling too far in the far southwest of england.when the's wet weather dust wednesday's. it doesn't mean a spell of rain across much of england and wales heading in, reaching towards northern ireland perhaps southern scotland, some snow into higher parts of the pennines as well stock and afraid another spell of wet weather is on the way for many of us on wednesday. welcome to newsday. i am mariko oi. i'm in singapore. the headlines. the world is in ‘unchartered terrotory‘ say health chiefs as the number of deaths from coronavirus passes three thousand. but what is it like to contract covid—19? we hearfrom one survivor on the impact of the virus. i almost felt like i wanted to go knock on the wall and talk to the other patient next door and have some conversation with a human being. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third election in a year — but can he finally form a government?

idlib dr something's very much for speaking to us on inside story so of course officially syria has so far not recorded any coronavirus cases in your assessment as a doctor though what is the. the risk of an outbreak in syria particularly where you are an. now i'm livin in the northwest of syria live and it's somehow isolated from the outside where it's. just a few numbers of evil could cross the border into turkey go on go on and also the part of the river jean area are nearly claws some. people also can go and come there so if we are going to get it there are 2 sources from the region already and from the. how worried are you at the possibility of an outbreak is that a real concern of yours of course in it is because we hear absent so many crowds camps with unhealthy circumstances the also some cities are so much part of the at the north and already over the border. as people who are displaced from set up about them are and it is near if these are even there yet we've often reported on the state of hospitals and if there were you harwich of course as you're saying have suffered due to ye

spain recalls its worst single day death toll from corona virus so far with $849.00 more fatalities within just the past 24 hours. following their initial without jazeera live from doha are also coming in. italy observes a minute's silence to honor the sounds and soon lost their lives to cope with 19. but barely holding it together a warning from japan's interior minister as a surging cases builds pressure for a nationwide lockdown. france germany and the u.k. sent medical aid to iran under a trade mechanism designed to avoid u.s. sanctions. a strain has recorded its worst single day death toll so far with 849 fatalities within the past 24 hours now this is the 4th day in a row the spain has recorded more than 800 deaths and it brings the total number of those who've died to $8100.00 spain is the 2nd worst hit country in europe after italy. let's go to martha editor is joining us live now from madrid and martha this is a terribly grim milestone isn't that we've seen a consistent level of of increasingly high numbers of deaths but the numbers of people who are becoming info infected with co

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well we're just a little bit too far north to be seeing much of anything from this go around so we do see a couple of sprinkles working their way on up into mostly the southern peninsula south bay later on this afternoon do expect a few isolated showers here and there working our way into tomorrow even better chance of a few isolated areas of rainfall. you see those building in from the south to not really passing any further north in san jose. so unfortunately if you were looking for 2 rainfall they're getting it but just not in the bay area's further south that we're going to be seeing a while meanwhile back here at home. we're just going to be primarily dry conditions to start this week. today's daytime highs eventually rise into the 60's as of right now we're selling it out in the 40's and 50's so it is a cool morning keep the jackets ready to go and keep those jackets on hand later today, even with some areas of sunshine that will be pretty parent today more than the past couple of days, we're still stay on the cooler side of things you want to dress for some wintry weather. i ha

need far more financial assistance. interesting in that i've been hearing not just really but people are really talking about other. dictions and also something called universal basic income so i think what i see is that people are working not just for me but for real transformative change because the thing with this that everybody should have has the everybody should help their health care if you be here. and you know there is a plan to me or it's and it's something that i think now we're all seeing that something wasn't universal help were in medicare. has to be implemented right moral you know that people who do have money and are wealthy will be a writer whether that's where i can where there are more income are going to help a lot you know what were problems. but you have to hear your thoughts on all stories so do get in touch by following us on social media but back in 5 minutes with the latest headlines. thanks. señor he said it's. going to. be a built in a circle included. a as a bit of let's call it a bumper to

but it's far from yet ready yet.e of several prototype vaccines against coronavirus which are being developed by teams across the world. all must go through animal and human trials before they can be declared safe and effective. and all of that ta kes safe and effective. and all of that takes time. things have progressed much more quickly than they would have done in the past and it's not unreasonable to assume that we will end up with a vaccine and we may do so end up with a vaccine and we may do so in end up with a vaccine and we may do soina end up with a vaccine and we may do so in a year, 18 months, which is remarkable when you considerjust a few years ago it would have taken 20 yea rs few years ago it would have taken 20 years to do that. the prime minister visiting a lab in bedfordshire announced £46 million of government funding to help find a vaccine and develop a rapid test for the disease, as cases in the uk saw their biggest daily increase. there will certainly be a substantial period of disruption when w

as far as that's concerned. we do run into special challenges as far as the american revolution is concerned. big thing is going to be sources. going back to the fact that you've got this chaotic, your bias, uncertainties, all that sort of stuff. add to the fact that we don't have a lot of guys who wrote things down. joseph barton that we're going to read toward the end of the semester, fabulous guy, great book, one person out of all of the folks that served. sure we've got a couple documents from washington and a couple of the other guys but as we were saying that is a very a small snippet as far as what all these different folks -- what happened, what they experienced. that is going to be a real problem. we're also going to have to work around a lot of mythology. think about it. valley forge. all of a sudden you all start thinking. oh, it's snowy and cold and, you know, wrapping their feet up in bandages and that sort of thing. that's legit. it happened. okay? i'm not making it up. nevertheless, you have this

but they are few and far between. by 1778, jumping ahead a little bit, only 3% of the weapons in the field are rifles. that's really, really small. there's a lot of problems with rifles. they are longer, which is a challenge. the big thing is how long it takes them to load. we counted town 20 seconds. tualk about two minutes. it's got sleeves, grooves in there, extra batting, extra cloth to be able to snug that down. it just takes that much longer. there's more steps to it, all those sorts of things. you are going to have an occasional, i don't want to call them sniper but your scouts are going to be the ones have your rifles. they are not -- that's not what we're using mostly in the field is the thing. any other questions about the musket? yeah? >> i know one of the readings, prescott having like a saber. is that just for commanders? were they ceremonial or use them close combat. >> officers generally carry swords as a way to rally their troops and command, do this direction, go that direction sort of thing. yeah, i

right rhetoric in germany in recent years a swipe if you will even at the far right. party but also it was interesting that he stepped back from some of the comments that he made initially after this attack as well saying rather symbolically that this was an attack that that was all and of course it was a lot of criticism particularly from the community in hanauer uber this comments when they're older they understood symbolically what he meant it was fair enough that they also said to me while i was in had no no it doesn't affect everyone and you don't know what it's like every day to be ostracized and be constantly trying to prove your worth as a german and this was a very much at the center of his speech as well as i issued right now range of me about identity and what it means to be you know the direct aftermath of the attack know we've heard time and time again since then that this attack was a wake up call for germany what did what have you heard to me how bad is the far right extremists seen in this country well this was a wake up call germany has certainly miss

the coronavirus he is the highest profile political leader confirmed to have contracted the virus so far the u.k. health minister has also tested positive here's why. boris johnson clapping in front of number 10 downing street on thursday night a symbolic thank you to the health workers in the fight against the corona virus on but no one at the time the british prime minister was already experiencing symptoms of the dizziness on friday he revealed he had tested positive for covert 19. i am working from home i'm so far isolating and that's entirely the right thing to do but be in no doubt that i can continue thanks to the with technology to communicate with whom i talk to him to lead the national fight back against coronavirus precautions were already in place the prime minister's daily press briefings were taking place without journalists present their questions delivered via video. and johnson had held his weekly meeting with queen elizabeth via telephone the royal family is already affected on wednesday it was announced that prince charles i contracted the coronavirus we will get throu

far far better than zimbabwe's but we recognize that we will be overwhelmed very very quickly i think we have to leave i think 7000 men. in south africa but there 'd are going to the an order of magnitude much higher than that of people who may ventilate you know the problem the comment that india is involved when south africa you're hearing is that once the virus gets into full communities because of the conditions in which we live for spread incredibly because it's very difficult for people to protect themselves and to protect others that's the 1st problem and the 2nd problem is that we have come with the i book the loss' i diet the i thought all fun i think that makes all this thing condition but will be disposed people to the serious illness path of of 19 we're not there yet. lengthened europe or asia but if this virus behave. in bob west africa in the same way as it behaved in italy or spain or china we are facing this off terrible proportion and i would be opening the developed countries which have a great deal to do with the mess that anywhere in the in africa in terms of our o

for president while mr biden now has 453 delegates after winning 9 of these super tuesday races so far but their race is not over for mr sanders his rival he has 4 wins on super tuesday put him firmly in the 382 delegates number well to clinch the party's nomination a candidate needs to secure at least get this 1991 delegates. to choose day proved that joe biden's campaign for the democratic nomination is alive and well. few days ago the pressure the pundits and the credit campaign. and then against south carolina days from. our jonah got to super tuesday be over well it may be over the other guy. ah the former u.s. vice president can now claim to be the front runner for the democratic presidential nomination exit polls link to success to strong support from african-americans as well as older and suburban virtues a moderate myself so i think his message can. reach a lot of people were in the middle reach both left and right i've been a big fan of his since the obama administration senator bernie sanders is by no means out of the race for the democratic nomination just yet to nod our he

not too far behind at 48000 now taking a closer look at the numbers here in this nation some 580 americans have now died due to complications with the virus so in an effort to fight the rising numbers of cases here in this country the u.s. national guard has been activated in new york california and washington state almost half of all the u.s. cases are all in new york alone and here in the nation's capital republicans and democrats are still clashing over the senate bill on the coronavirus rescue bill braun's out is joining us he's been following the the clash coming out of capitol hill so where does it look like there's any chance that the senate's going to vote on this anytime soon unfortunately manila actually doesn't look that way there is some growing optimism though from the key negotiators of this deal as this relief bill is now going into phase 3 after the bill failed to pass sunday night and then again monday night before treasury secretary stephen minucci and senate minority leader. chuck schumer left capitol hill that you actually said that there were just a few details left to

from canada china south korea and most of europe japan has so far been spared a major outbreak but the number of infections is now approaching 2056 people have died live now to katrina you our correspondent who's in beijing covering asia for us and we had thought hadn't we that japan much of escaped the worst of this pandemic apart from that cruise liner that was more in yokohama for some time we thought that they almost got away with it. that's right martin in the 1st few weeks of this outbreak indeed the month of february japan seemed to be doing very well its numbers were considerably lower considering its proximity to china the epicenter of the outbreak at the moment japan as you mentioned has about 2000 cases and that doesn't sound like too much compared to some other countries but what is concerning is how fast that number jumped just in the space of about a week the number of infections in japan nearly doubled now because of this japan is now considering some very strict measures including a travel ban on 73 countries that's one 3rd of all the countries in the world including th

right particularly the far right if they would go as far to say the far right after a party here in germany and there's been a lot of criticism of that path a full feeding far right rhetoric in recent years and so this is something that needs to be dealt with by politically and in german society as well. the entire country of course is trying to still come to grips about what unfolded in that concludes our special coverage just thank you for spending this part of meeting with us. during the conflict. year after year the war in germany goes on within our current indian sites but who's really trying to stop it my guess is we here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah and the german authorities are civilian casualties would be enormous human suffering. from the. conflict. in 60 minutes phone d.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the cool. rico is in germany to learn german why not i'm with him simple online on your mobile and free shops d w z e learning course nikos freak german made me see. this as news

swipe at the far-right afd party.s interesting he stepped back from the comments he made after this attack as well saying rather symbolically this was an attack that hit us all. there was a lot of criticism particularly from the community in this town over the comments. although they understood what he meant, it was bad enough they also said while i was in the town it doesn't affect everyone. you don't know what it is like to be ostracized and to be proving your worth as a german. this was much at the center of his speech, the idea, issue in germany in germany about what it means to be german. brent: you cover the direct aftermath. we have heard time and time again this attack was a wake-up call for germany. what have you heard? how bad is the far-right extremist seen? -- scene? kate: if this was a wake-up call, germany has missed many alarms already. we had the killing, shooting and killing of a regional politician in june last year who was refugee and then the attempted anti-semitic attack in which two passersby wer

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so far at 10 minutes from to 38 to downtown oakland.to the polls of this morning for super tuesday california is one of the big states where delegates are up for grabs for the primary and today could determine a clear leader for the democratic presidential nomination. john lawrence has the latest. >>it's the most important day of the 2020 presidential campaign thus far on super tuesday contests are held in 14 states and american samoa joe biden heads into the day coming off a big weekend win in south carolina. yeah. >>country. not a single thing we together on monday, the former vice president got endorsements from former candidates people to judge beto o'rourke and amy klobuchar are. >>to end my campaign then joining senator elizabeth warren spent monday in the delegate rich state of california. this is about both beating donald trump and. >>about delivering real change in january 2021 former new york mayor michael bloomberg says being president requires a manager and executive i can beat donald trump. >>and i don't know that any of th

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allows them to do so so the commission president is the final line has declined to comment on that so far she said she will discuss that tomorrow with the greek government but usually if we look at the e.u.'s salame law everyone has to write whenever he or she arrives here and europe to apply for asylum that's also guaranteed by the un refugee convention and the un refugee agency has a stress today that there snow a legal basis for greece to do spent. marina we know that there is a fear of a repeat of the 2015 migrant crisis here in europe or member states in the european union are they prepared to take in more migrants at this point. it's actually very likely that many a member states will will follow a very hardline approach when it comes to taking in migrants we've been seeing that in the last couple of years and there's no reason to believe that this will change dramatically and also we have to look at what is happening on the greek islands for example europe has promised to speed up asylum application process but hasn't done so far and we're proceeding for example income aria unless

and what do new yorkers think of the response so far?esponse between the federal and the state? ‘fractured' is one way of putting it. i think sometimes ‘discordant‘ is a better word. you know, often times they're trying to do the same thing, but the messaging on this is not necessarily consistent. the feds have tried to ramp up testing, new york itself has ramped up testing. states like california are a little bit behind. but at this point, we are kind of moving from the testing stage of this to really the mitigation stage of that. and in new york state, and new york city particularly, the federal government has been building temporary hospitals, they've been trying to take up some of the financial burden, things like that that local officials are obviously grateful for. but then again, on the kind of public relations end of this, on the public announcements coming out of washington, often times those have been at odds with the states. and this — today's issue about the quarantine is a classic example. you know, that ate up a lot of oxyg

one major exception is the far south of the uk.rn counties of england through the first half of the day. looking pretty wet as that low works its way to the south. certainly i think from the latter part of the rush hour into the lunch time period across the southeastern quadrant of the uk. the rain could get as far north as essex. it should gradually clear come the afternoon. in contrast, look how quiet it is elsewhere. a chilly wind following on behind that area of rainfall and some showers getting pulled into east anglia and a few sharper winds for western scotland. temperatures, while still struggling a little for many of us, highs of seven or eight degrees. come thursday evening, the low pulls away. then we see a more organised band of showers in from the west. but light winds ahead, temperatures are likely to fall. a fairly extensive frost and then we see showers and ice can be a significant risk across western britain the first thing on friday. this front is a kind of patchy affair. the rain definitely through friday daytime

ben this would certainly sue the oil markets which have taken a bad thing as you just mentioned as far as the world economy is concerned a lot depends on how the countries fight the wires how is it how far or is it going to spread any further how is it going to be contained how long is it going to last of these are the questions that is going to actually determine if the world economy is actually will recover or not from this wire is to tell you the truth we don't even know the true extent of the destruction caused by wires to the world economy where will this lead african nations to rely on crude revenues in many cases. well absolutely i mean you not much would change for them if the deal goes through they will have to cut some additional 1000 barrel of oil a day in production as far as i'm goal is concerned it is already over complying with the quota so i guess it does not need for haps to go in for additional cuts there it has already seen production decline because of natural reasons nigeria on the other hand has been under complying so again perhaps it doesn't matter for it if it

arlin so far is pretty low compared to other countries in europe 50. island is hoping that it has avoided a widespread epidemic of covert 19 but it is saying that it would have to see these new cases shrink to 0 before it's ready to do anything like relaxing all of these restrictions on daily life or a challenge for us in london thank you. well now it's time for the weather here's jenny with news and conditions over europe yes we thought a cool spring was headed it is here of course the saucier however this still some snow in the fall calls we've had some snow a lot of this county you can see is bringing some rains that nichols the south but as i say we have had some snow here the pictures to prove it here is we're also imposed in areas of any sort of wet covering a snow here as it is indeed in northern spain as you can see it's coming down taking falls but there's plenty of rain in the actual for cars and that is the whole snow on the way now 10 which is not doing too badly from earlier a sort of mild weather a few days ago then it really got hold of

the climb up few and far between.in india across the world. waldman sachs recently announced it will not do rps for companies that have all—white all—male boards will stop in fact, here in india as well, regulation mandates that companies have a certain size have at least one woman on the board and that is bringing about some improvements. in 2012, around 5% of board members and select listed companies were women. that figure has risen for 15% in 2019. industrial giant gold which group has been one of india‘s largest producers of salt, shampoos and hair dyes over the past century. its consumer division has five women on a 14 member board. its chairperson says it is as much a business imperative is a moral one. the deciders, even if they are men and children, using the products, it is normally the woman who is deciding, shopping and buying so deciding, shopping and buying so how can you not have that representation of what royal life is? it is 50—50. that is the immediate goal. 50—50 or a board that is gender equal. th

machall will be tested regularly in the coming days but so far we don't yet have. a test result but of course that will be published and made public a soon as we have it. well just before it was announced the chancellor was going into quarantine she announced new restrictions on movement and social interaction tell us more about those restrictions. well one of the biggest new measures is that groups of more than 2 people are now banned in germany now excluded from that new measure families and people that you might live with in a house for example but this is a big measure that's being implemented nationwide today now people are however still allowed to travel to the grocery stores to work if they can prove they're on their way to help someone for example but of course this is also being implemented in different ways around the country as well for him here in berlin in the in the state city stays of them for example local authorities police are asking people to carry some piece of identification on the times as well so that they can check indeed where they live and

what do you make of the results so far? >> so far it's early. but certainly a very good stat start to the night for joe biden. but still prizes like california and texas at stake. california is a big question mark for mr. biden. especially with senator bernie sanders leading the way in all the polls here. the former haven't spoke with supporters at the butter cup diner in oakland. yesterday he received endorsements from former rivals amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg, along with beto o'rourke. he's not spent much time in california. but biden is hoping to carry some momentum from a big win in south carolina. >> how are you feeling today? >> i'm feeling really good. >> it seems like a lot of late- deciders decide to be going in favor of joe biden. what does that tell you? >> i think people were waiting. the field was so dense. there were so many people in it. they were waiting till the last minute. that's certainly true in the state of california where a lot percentage of mail-in voters were hanging onto the ballots. and we're seeing very long lin

so good so far so good for behaving. and today the san francisco unified school district is reducing food pickup days and times it's all being done in an effort to reduce crowds and travel amid this pandemic. >>joining us with more on this information in the sights, the pickup times everything you need to know kron 4 sarah stinson live at a school in san francisco. high there sarah. >>hi marty i'm live here at rosa parks elementary school you can see the sign on the door behind me get your meals here those grabbing go meals are still available at select san francisco schools, but the hours have been reduced to just mondays and wednesdays from 11 until noon. this is all to make sure people are able to stay home the good news is you will be able to get the same amount meals will just pick them all up at once take a look at this video that you can see the delivery truck pulling up at one of the schools, i've seen the trucks pull up at 2 schools now this morning with fresh vegetables and fruits and food that will all go in d

so far. no i don't think so i mean prison edwin says strategy or ramping up pressure on europa by sending refugees to war the border as it seems has not worked out so far because e.u. leaders yesterday said they would stand by they would support greece they actually thanked greece for protecting the borders despite all the brutal methods greek border guards have been using in recent days against migrants and refugees a local government governor the local governor of this region here in turkey was at the scene a little early he accused of human rights violations and he also said turkey will keep its border as to europe open because he says turkey already hosts so many refugees it's had its limits and it can take in any more and that's the line of argumentation we hear from other turkish officials they say the e.u. is focusing on security and not on what you money tarion issues and they're turning a blind eye to the humanitarian situation the crisis in syria is a live where hundreds of thousand

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kabul she says both sides are respecting the terms of the agreement so far. our ongoing war between. the afghan government. is going on on a daily basis with. multiple attacks on afghan security forces when it comes to respecting the terms of agreements between the u.s. and the taliban that has been respected. and i think the u.s. is a goodwill gesture because there has been a lot of talk. government saying it will not release the taliban prisoners now says it will release them and that it will not go to the. afghan talks if the. 2 things happening one the beginning of the pullout of foreign troops and to the release of the prisoners president has been saying ever since it was signed that he will he did he hadn't agreed he hadn't signed to release any of these up to 5000 prisoners as guaranteed by the. well. he changed he said he was going to release he was going to sign today. that will allow the release of. those prisoners who are all over the age of 52 number varies between a 10001800 depending on who you speak to that isn't yet. a traffic court in south a

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rescued over 20 people so far so we know that this crash happened at about this collapse happened at about 7 30 pm here in beijing that happened just over 3 hours ago from social media reports people who witnessed this they said it sounded like an explosion if you see some of these pictures it looks like there was an explosion the whole building really looks like it has been flipped over basically and we don't know any information so far as to whether there have been any fatalities that looking at this really dramatic footage it's hard to imagine that people would not have been seriously injured in this collapse but we know that there were about. the hotel itself has been used as you mentioned as a quarantine center as an isolation ward essentially for people who have known to have had the coronavirus people from who were a province in the neighboring city of window and so we're so also waiting to hear information as to as to their health and safety at this point katrina thanks joining us from beijing well. is live for us in the iranian capital tehran where a newly elected m.p.'s als

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