trail with her, so a arrived a few days before the lockdown, so we didn't manage to do the inca trail pretty much arrived and we turned around again. so that was a bit of a shame. i spent most of my holiday so far in an apartment in lima because we are not allowed out other than to go to the shops, so unlike the lockdown in some countries where people are being encouraged to go and do some exercise, that is not happening here in peru. there are police and security people patrolling the streets and watching carefully to make sure that you are only going to the shop or pharmacy, and that you are going straight home again. it is good to talk to you, rachel, and to keep in touch with us and good luck on your quest to try to get home, we hope that you return soon. thank you, so do i! the kenyan flower market is grinding to a halt as most markets in europe shut down because of the covid—i9 pandemic. the head of the kenya flower council says the sales are down 90 percent and that he fears it could fall further as countries take unprecedented measures to stop infection. anne soy has the repor

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this is the human cost of a disease that has taken hold so fast, infecting, then inca pacitating withins. translation: it's really is very difficult. we're exhausted. we've got so many patients, a lot more than the number we're used to managing. we are having to move some patients to another hospital just so we can cope. medics say corridors are being used for intensive care units, and one of the world's best healthcare systems is near breaking point. the surge in cases has now prompted the most drastic restrictions here since the second world war. italy's financial capital, milan, is bare, virtually locked down, along with 14 provinces. a quarter of the population, quarantined. everyone returning to the uk from the area must now self—isolate. italy's second city, usually teeming with life, is hushed, access in or out strictly limited. schools and universities are shut until april. cinemas, pools and nightclubs, too. the prime minister talked of a crisis. translation: we are facing an emergency, a national emergency, taking exceptional precautionary measures, and we are facing it with g

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ruins that speak of a rich history and inca ones range from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of change of the door to the sacred value of the past and to the century of much picture ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be in the sacred following to share his culture and traditions for thailand's by the big powers wanted because it's the door to much of each in that beat and so kind of who is poor is divided down and i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins some farmers like it look east they believe their lives may change it will bring development to our community and country. in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a co

reporter: do you have friends and family that haveerot been incaed that are callingsa you for adviceng, mr. wash what, what should i be doing? how should i be getting through this? >> yeah, i do. i do. i do get tho calls. people call me be like "man, man, what are you doing?" i say you ve to have a route. and the roine need to use the energy that you have. >> reporte mr. wash gave us a video demonstration of what he was talking about. >> let's get moving, l's do a good morning workout. basic exercise. you want to exercise and strch your body in the morning because you're not going to get a chance to walk around and run and do all this stuff. set the coffee water on. get and take your shower, come back. drink a cup of coffee, and for me, i go to the paint brush and i start to paint. >> reporter: and this is what mrwash has been doing for nearly 12 hours a day, a process that he captures and shares on his instagram account. this piece is for an upcoming exhibit of l.a. artists to be he at the huntington and hammer museums in july. >> we have a little ways to go wi this. i have about thre

has been living in peru since january working in an orphanage and i came out to visit her and do the incahings were going wrong and tried to book a flight home and the president gave 28 hours notice ofa president gave 28 hours notice of a total lockdown. total chaos at the airport. it was impossible to get a flight and now we are in an airbnb with no hope of a flight home at the moment. have you spoken to the foreign office, the british foreign office, the british foreign office, the british foreign office, to airlines... talk us through your been speaking to. there is a group of people. there are over 400 tourists stuck here, half of which are actually in a cuzco which are actually in a cuzco which is a good 12 hour drive from lima, the capital, or even further remote outlying areas. we have co—ordinated online together and there's been a lot of activity reaching out to mps, to media, to the foreign office, to the embassy. the embassy here is quite small and it seems to have been overwhelmed by this. so the response getting from them has really... it feels quite copy and paste. they have

. >> caller: how do you feel about voting -- electronic voting companies like shadow inca t running the voting process and getting donations from people like pete buttigieg? >> to be honest, i can't speak to the kinds of donations you are referring to from canada buttigieg or others. i think my concern when it comes to voting in general, is those machines are very vulnerable. they are not prepared to respond to a massive cyber attacks but they are very prepared for adversaries. we are using all kinds of machines some are from the year 2000 when we had almost contested election between bush and gore. if you think how far technology is, it's very easy to see why those machines are very, very vulnerable to enter fairness in cyber breaches. democratic collar from maryland. >> caller: the reason why i am calling we have to stop this at the point where it went wrong. first evolve the it's broken, if it wasn't all that's going out would not be going on. it's a reality, americans because time changes everything makes us forget. the only national rights we had in this country, i can tie this bec

the color settled in this area even before the incas but now lithium is threatening their way of life. our culture has a spiritual connection with the salt lake and you know what since time immemorial we have appreciated the richness of nature the many birds and also our llamas graze there and that's why we say no to lithium mining. mining across the region cannot be stopped who needs all. this man is part of the answer. must take billionaire and electric car pioneer. there are with his company tesla the law must show the world that electric mobility could be sexy in 2016 he introduced model 3 the 1st electric car for the mass market in terms of production the thing that's going to be a major challenge for us over the next $6.00 to $9.00. yes. here's deborah part. of the key ingredient construction on tesla's gigafactory one in the nevada desert near reno has been underway since 2014 we wanted to visit the factory ourselves but were not given permission to film. the plant 35 get done. more likely my batteries than the rest of production. but tesla isn't just building batteries in neva

the big 2020 name behind this controversial inca that is being compared to holocaust tattoo. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning to you. we are trying to avoid anything bad happening moving forward, the president doing his part, addressing the nation last night. and hopefully it will do some good. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for starting your day or renting it with us. let's begin with an important conference, donald trump taking drastic steps to combat the spread of the coronavirus implementing a 30 day travel ban to your. the world health organization declaring the outbreak of pandemic, escalating fears all around the globe. the number of cases in the us now more than 1300, 44 states and washington dc. griff jenkins is live in the nation's capital were democrats work through the night to come up with a counter to donald trump's plan. >> washington and not a year addressing the pandemic, the president seeks to calm the fears of a nation, maybe his most important oval address. he is cutting travel from europe

so we inca concluded some exemptions for businesses that are critical to public health and safety and to economic and national security. like health care options and operations and things like gross y stores, gas stations, hardware stores, critical manufacturing sectors, news media operations, those that serve vulnerable populations as well as services needed to maintain critical infrastructure and transportation. these groups should be implementing the work-from-home policies i directed earlier this week whenever possible and making their social distancing constantly cleaning and employees are washing their hands once again, a lot. vermont's small business owners have shown great creativity and flexibility so services can be offered online where employer can get products to customers with curbside pickup or delivery without contact. the secretary will talk about how businesses can determine what's acceptable under this provision. now, i understand there's a lot to absorb here and there is going to be a lot of confusion and going to be many different scenarios where businesses and emp

this one off of twitter saying the coronavirus has an inca bashan period of 14 days and more. could coronavirus becoming into product and food coming into the united states? guest: it has an incubation period about 14 days. you see that kind of variability in the reporting. that is typically much shorter than that. probably some the more i can do five to seven days. one of the unusual things here, a lot of people aren't starting out very sick so the time to hospitalization some of the studies coming out of china is nine to 12 days. that means people got it, they had symptoms for weeks, they were not very sick and they became very sick and so the hospitalizations are occurring later in the course of the illness. as far as coming in from packaging, it's extremely unlikely and it wouldn't be concerned -- concerned about that. anything is possible but this shouldn't live on the services for extreme the long amounts of time. studies theome coronavirus can live on a surface for up to nine days under really optimal conditions so if you put it on an ideal surface at an ideal humidity

so it makes you wonder what is the inca patient. periods.he incubation dr.or: cynthia, first of all, thank you for the outstanding health care you provide to the country. on behalf of all of us, thank you. incubation period is thought to be up to 14 days. it can be sometimes difficult to determine. it is one of the many uncertainties we have right now about the virus, is it 14 days, 18 days, seven days? and it may differ from one person to the next. i think the recommendation, therefore, that health department's oftentimes give, is going to be a recommendation that, given the uncertainty, is more on the conservative side. and that is, if there is a possibility that someone could develop symptoms at therefore transmit the virus to someone else, then it is best for them to self isolate. current guidelines are 14 days. that may change as we learn more, but those are the guidelines that serve as a benchmark today. steve: from newport beach, california, alex, good evening. >> dr. minor, thank you for taking my call. we heard the task force mentioned that we shoul

combatants at all what are the media is our correspondent for us in kabul and joins us now i mean the incas hardly dried on the agreement. harder and the spanner really has been thrown into the works by the afghan president. yes absolutely a complete turnaround also from what he said yesterday during the joint declaration when he was standing flanked by the u.s. defense secretary mark esper and the nato secretary general where he was basically saying that this was a good day for afghanistan and then this morning another press conference in which i was 7 and he says well hold on we did not sign that deal we did not commit to release any prisoner and that should not be a precondition for anything basically talking about the interim afghan negotiations that should start on march 10th could be delayed simply because of what we heard this morning about the president making the clear that this has nothing to do with him and certainly he would not going to be pressured in doing that now joining me is there would sultanzoy is a former presidential candidate among others that would thank you very mu

this one off of twitter saying the coronavirus has an inca bashan period of 14 days and more.ld coronavirus becoming into product and food coming into the united states? guest: it has an incubation period about 14 days. you see that kind of variability in the reporting. that is typically much shorter than that. probably some the more i can do five to seven days. one of the unusual things here, a lot of people aren't starting out very sick so the time to hospitalization some of the studies coming out of china is nine to 12 days. that means people got it, they had symptoms for weeks, they were not very sick and they became very sick and so the hospitalizations are occurring later in the course of the illness. as far as coming in from packaging, it's extremely unlikely and it wouldn't be concerned -- concerned about that. anything is possible but this shouldn't live on the services for extreme the long amounts of time. studies theome coronavirus can live on a surface for up to nine days under really optimal conditions so if you put it on an ideal surface at an ideal humidity in i

this is the human cost of a disease that has taken hold so fast, infecting, then inca pacitating within for intensive care units, and one of the world's best healthcare systems is near breaking point. the surge in cases has now prompted the most drastic restrictions here since the second world war. italy's financial capital, milan, is bare, virtually locked down, along with 14 provinces. a quarter of the population, quarantined. everyone returning to the uk from the area must now self—isolate. italy's second city, usually teeming with life, is hushed, access in or out strictly limited. schools and universities are shut until april. cinemas, pools and nightclubs, too. the prime minister talked of a crisis. venice is part of the restricted area, one of italy's tourism jewels, deserted by a mixture of quarantine and fear. as we drove north from rome, we expected tighter controls. but there are none. at the vatican, decades of tradition were broken, as the pope made his sunday blessing by video stream, rather than at the window, to a st peter's square usually filled with thousands. faith th

advance legislation to meet the urgent need all affected by the coronavirus, i keep saying because incaw comes we did not do this or that, this is specific to the coronavirus challenge that we had. i want to say a word about our children as i close, so many of our children, if they are paying attention, distinguish congresswoman mentioned the children, it is so sad for them that they cannot be fully engaged in school as they were, some had access to remote learning and the rest, this is hot and deep impact on american life and her children as well when i see some graduations have been canceled and hopefully not so many more and hopefully we can get through this, i'm a mother of five grandmother of nine personally but officially am a leadership role i have seen hundreds of thousands of graduates. what is exciting about it personally is to see the excitement in the families when a child graduates, when that family happens to have somebody on the stage who is the first in the family to graduate, the pride, joy, patriotism, all of it is exuberant and many will be deprived of the experience