the whole of the balkans has been stoic height and rain for the south southern italy sicily greece albania it's moving on to remain here in hungary as well but also implies a southerly breeze ahead of it has 21 degrees non-corrupt and look at moscow doublethink is almost now i remind you it's still batch with double figures. most elsewhere in europe last optically outstanding is about right for anything a bit low in some places time the year in fact we got more snow to come for the outs in the next systems running slowly southwards whereas we've now got the rain transferring from greece to western turkey significant rain by the look of it from his new wife new york the eastern med showing a little bit is going to be in effect all north africa but not so much in this part as further west most of libya and as you can see out here in tunis is going to feel the chill of that breeze coming of the north west to 7016 degrees this is the case of both sunday and monday. to. talk to al jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and the gang we list

pues, hoy para hablarnos de este desafÍo nos vamos a ir hasta new jersey con albania y bautista cabrerarande y una casa relativamente pequeÑa y como le hace dÍa a dia para con vivir con la cuarentena >>> la primera parte es mantener la calma. >> porque es la mejor opciÓn. no es lo mismo para rutina y levantarte temprano prepararse y poner y en clases >> va a ser en informaciÓn y salimos de estar bien >> albania que es lo mÁs complicado? >>> porque tÚ por ejemplo tienes que salir a trabajar por la casa y abuelos cÓmo lo hacen? >>> bueno, realmente es una tarea difÍcil como dije anteriormente me toca salir no hay forma de quedarme en casa porque debo de trabajar es mi esposo quiÉn se encarga de ayudarlos a ellos mi mamÁ tambiÉn, realmente nos ponemos de acuerdo para que todos salgamos ilesos porque realmente es difÍcil estar en casa con 6 niÑos >> claro que sÍ >>> oye albania me encantarÍa pasar lista para ver si estÁn todos reunidos en donde estÁ helen de 12 aÑos >>> hola helen >>> y vamos a pasar lista en dÓnde estÁ rashel? >>> ahÍ estÁ rashel >>> luego lisbet >> alexander >>> estÁ por

the brazilian soccer superstar in albania has appeared in court in paraguay after entering the country on an allegedly forged paraguay and passport the former barcelona play and world cup winner was detained at his hotel on wednesday along with his brother they spent 8 hours with officials in the capital since yard before being released his lawyer said well do you know who's passed or was confiscated by brazilian authorities in 2018 is to remain in paraguay to help police with their inquiries. britain's kate and william ended their historic 1st tour of ireland with a sporting flourish the duke and duchess of cambridge were in the western city of galway where they try their hand at some gaelic football and hurling pastimes along associated with irish national nationalism but both royals and locals seemed keen to get along. kate and william looked relaxed on the playing fields of salt the courage the club the british establishment seemingly at ease and a bastion of irish nationalism. until ireland hosted france and then england in rugby union speech 6 nations of the tema croke park in 27

doctors from russia, cuba and now albania, and from every corner of italy too.from the hospital after 12 hours. i'm so tired! giuseppe has never worked in an emergency room. he only qualified last year, but he's left his home in sicily for a field hospital at the epicentre. why did you decide to travel to work up here? the emergency was here and it's still here and so i'm here to get my contribution, my little contribution, and help my colleagues. the force at which this virus struck the north of italy has left it exposed. 300 doctors were flown in from different parts of the country last week, but this wasn't nearly enough. the situation in the north is so acute, so many doctors and nurses have fallen sick now that the government is appealing to people from all over the country to travel up there and help. the north is still in a deep crisis. we have a shortage of specialised people in the health sector because they have been contaminated. and so, of course, more of them now are observing a quarantine period. with 4,000 nurses now infected, hundreds more are be

and albania that are similar progress.prime minister told me last november albania doesn't need more money. it needs more technical assistance and knowledge as it takes on corruption. we hope to soon see a u.s. albanian transparency academy which will help foster a culture of transparency and accountability in the countries governing institutions. our ongoing work bring transformation to the agency is becoming more tangible than ever. with your support we now legally established the bureau's resilience and food security, humanitarian assistance, and conflict prevention and stabilization. we hope they will soon be joined by the proposed bureau for policy resources and performance. performance. the concept known for which is still waiting congressional concurrence. it's the most important remaining piece of our transformation, and i look forward to continue to work with you to answer any questions that you might have. religious freedom isn't merely an american value as we all know. it's a human right to sadly, religious plur

s leverage in this region french veto of north macedonia is albania session a garage as a mix so completely changed the context for resolving bilateral problems in the west balkans once again look at serbia they are in the process they are negotiating they are opening chapters and closing chapters and they are closer than ever to moscow they are with something that is not working some people decide not to see it we decided to name it because we want to reform it if we are serious about enlargement and we are serious it's not just a slogan it's not just to play nice and then go to some countries and try to make business it's about giving with one hand and then take with the other it's being in having them ready to enter the european union and not being a failure and not and then injuring the european project to me about the rumblings in the our most party because they've been some signs of serious discontent 2 months ago the mood reported the village of. president who they are must group in the chamber written to micro warning about the state of his parliamentary majority and pushing him to

albania and bulgaria have reported the first cases. government has launched a virus disinformation task force to tackle what it calls the spreading of false information and to stop people being deceived and misled. supermarkets are limiting what people can buy in an attempt to tackle panic buying which has seen shelves tripped there. in amongst the negativity, a glimmer of hope. south korean officials say the outbreak shows signs of slowing in their worst hit city. another day in a row, the number of new cases getting smaller. and in china, whether via started, lowest number of new infections a single date since january. and a phased reopening of the disneyland shanghai, limited activities, limited hours at a limited number of guests at an opening nonetheless. around the world, modern 100,000 people are infected covid—19 and more than 3.5 million people have —— play and a half—dozen people have lost their lives. the number infections are expected to rise and governments will have to take my extreme measures. will shortly be going live

doctors from russia, cuba and now albania, and from every corner of italy too. the hospital after 12 hours. i'm so tired! giuseppe has never worked in an emergency room. he only qualified last year, but he's left his home in sicily for a field hospital at the epicentre. why did you decide to travel to work up here? the emergency was here and it's still here and so i'm here to get my contribution, my little contribution, and help my colleagues. the force at which this virus struck the north of italy has left it exposed. 300 doctors were flown in from different parts of the country last week, but this wasn't nearly enough. the situation in the north is so acute, so many doctors and nurses have fallen sick now that the government is appealing to people from all over the country to travel up there and help. the north is still in a deep crisis. we have a shortage of specialised people in the health sector because they have been contaminated. and so, of course, more of them now are observing a quarantine period. with 4,000 nurses now infected, hundreds more are being

so a number of progress on the electoral law that we expect for albania and in the coming days and weeks, on the vetting of judges. many, many things that moved in the positive way. some the process now is for the 27 countries to agree on the methodology and we hope it will be done. and then to have a consensus to say this new methodology into the actual -- for negotiation. if this happens then france will be able to, you know, look at the situation and be differently than it was before. what i want to highlight that in october, the positions on the table were very different. it was not france against the rest of the planet. because some countries wanted one country but not two. some wanted the two or nothing. some countries were wanting conditions to be put in addition. some countries like mine were saying, you know, the question is not so much the reforms it's not so much albania, it's just the negotiation that we're starting and the reform that needs to be put into the implementation phase. i think we have now a clearer view, changing how the negotiation is undertaken. we need the 27

and reforms and nothing happened in october, the office reform, the number of progress, we expect albaniaand the community and weeks, and many things moved in a positive way. the process is for the 27 countries to agree on methodology and we hope we don't and then to turn this methodology into the actual moment of negotiation. if it happens, then france will look at the situation a bit differently than it did before. i want to highlight in october, the positions on the table were very different. it was not france against the rest of the planet because sometimes we wanted one country but not two. sometimes we wanted the truth or nothing. some countries want conditions in addition. sometimes the question is not so much the reforms is not so much, the paper, the process of negotiation. the reforms need to put implementation but a clearer view, the commission has done a great job updating and changing the parenting that would be undertaken. we need the senate to agree and this is the next job on the 20 fourth of march, in a few days now, ongoing. the last question was why are they serious and

she needed a albania marrow transplant after being diagnosed with aplastic anemia, a rare autoimmune fight infections. what has been the hardest part about dealing with this? >> isolation. we've been practicing social isolation since november. she hasn't been to school since november. she's been homebound. >> not being able to go to school system because i love school. >> reporter: as covid-19 concerns escalate, hospital administration decided to scale back on patient visitors. now only two primary care caregivers are lou -- are allowed inside. family service the director says securities is tight and social distancing is mandated. >> we are living in a coronavirus world right now. that has impacted what you do here at the hospital. >> yes. we are having to separate families which is really hard. we have a rule now that siblings can't come up to visit. we're trying to be creative in how we keep families connected. >> name five percussion instrults. >> reporter: to keep connected, cook's is ramping up in-house activities like the interactive television programs. >> yeah. >> recognizing