it who can always use events like the night hike held simple tiny asli in 6 locations. after all welcome to our 1st night hike. this hike by a lake outside munich is about both exercise and education it's research funded by the european union in order to increase awareness of sport and cats night time is about going out in the evening living outdoors and enjoying the beauty of the nature and doing something for your health so they are in a social community they feel comfortable they don't have to be alone at home they do something for their health and against cancer they do something for their fuses and that psych then do something for a positive life so this is our message this is our vision this is my vision and i work out for the. martin fund and vitamin has his own vision when it comes to helping cancer patients. the netherlands. more than 100000 people diagnosed cancer year and the big 40000 still could not have to like to think of when they die and it's a see huge problem. in 2018 he had a crazy idea the netherlands used to have an 11 city tour a hugely popular sp

the asli gets more of the men any of the top leagues an average of more than 3 again. but how would 2 top clubs cope without their top strikers buy and face a month without robert levin dusky that puts even more pressure on the likes of your shortest antioch. and don't mind gave wunderkind adding holland a breather on the bench but doesn't really matter when jayden sanchez on the team. with axel witsel and my charm backing him up then there was the clash of the weekend as muzzled. the to and and the law take to come later. on that coming up that fast to that again in half an hour. at just 18 years old joshua xerxes has big boots to fill the dutchman was selected to replace by munich superstar striker robert levin dusky who said to be missing for a full weeks due to injury. 6 he would have plenty of help the midfield maestro tiago has what it takes to keep current humming no matter who's up front and then there's also a kimmage right behind the spaniard keeping things solid. hoffenheim beat buy into one in munich earlier this season and had won 2 out of the last 3 home

asli on point $981.00 novel the eyes of darkness touches on a deadly weapon developed in a city few had heard of until 2020 but which now for better or for worse will go down in the history books they call the stuff 10400 i was the 405 strain of manmade microorganisms created our research center we hunted for hundreds a perfect weapon and in this new pandemic self quarantining reality we finding ourselves at the delivery guy has gone from the man who never got to fast enough to the man who might literally save you after you pick to audience all the snacks while if you're a gamer with an eagle eye 29000 deaths trying to live free man is 20 twentieth's hero willing to climb any mountain to get you your supplies. so it seems that maybe life isn't actually that much stranger than fiction tell us about it making the person who voted for know them well set for this live update from our studios here in moscow i'm kevin owen thank you for watching this time every day we'll continue to bring you live updates from here in russia and also later on in the day more coverage from around the world fro

in the killings in adam a we're all very asli extremely horrific how do we call but hate speech that leads to such violence how restrictive should governments be and how can we ensure freedom of speech while prohibiting hate speech at the same time our reporter edith kimani spoke with the victims of the riots in they see open capital. for them it's vital that their stories are being hard. the 77 percent is in ads by the capital of ethiopia and it's in this country that a legislation was recently passed trying to control what they're calling hate speech but how does this country and indeed africa and the rest of the world define that line between freedom of expression and harmful utterances i now want to introduce a very practical example just so that we know what we're talking about here in october of last year in this country a gentleman who's very popular politically made a statement on facebook and that english eventually or at least it was characterized to have led to violence on the ground but i want to come to yes but here because you argued that what joe of the guys said didn'

video streaming platform you tube have want to that videos and other content could be taken down roni asli the companies have sent staff home amid a covert 1000 pandemic and are relying on artificial intelligence for content moderation. in the world of sports has also suffered under the weight of the pandemic with many countries banning all sporting events in the near future germany's bonus league clubs have confirmed that football matches will be suspended until early april further postponements are expected to be announced after another meeting in 2 weeks' time the german football league convened a meeting with all $36.00 clubs from the country's top 2 divisions chief executive said the health and financial security of all 56000 football employee use was the highest priority on tuesday europe's governing body u.a.e. for will meet to discuss the future of the european championships. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. french president a man will not call has ordered and nationwide lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus from the day people will only

virus has claimed over 13000 lives world wide with the number of confirmed cases at more than 308000 asli reached a grim milestone this week surpassing china the country to have suffered the most fatalities currently more than 4800. almost $800.00 succumb to the disease at least now shutting down all production of non-essential goods. well the european union sealed itself off to travelers from outside europe this week as part of wide ranging efforts to stop the spread of covert 90. 2 limits to support of the various google we agreed to we enforce external borders by a close coordinates temporary wish to action of essential travel to the e.u. . or 30 days. of front of the entire nation 67000000 people unlocked or army trucks have been seen in the streets of paris while large numbers of police officers have been deployed to ensure compliance charlotte dubin ski reports now and the nationwide quarantine. presence is now what . looked to brake to lock down that would be in school the government has talked about deploying $100000.00 police officers to set up fixed points to check people who ar

that is distrust in lebanese banks spurs big coin boom more lebanese are embracing the don't tory asli volatile cryptocurrency as the country's economy founders so this was an al-jazeera english and they looked at after years of being knowing about bitcoin it was only when their country banks started to fall apart when their credit default swaps suggested there's a 99.5 percent chance of them bank going bankrupt and banks introduced the same thing that we saw back in 2011 with cyprus and they had the balan's 1st they had the the limit on the amount of money that you could withdraw so in lebanon we saw something like $4050.00 a day that they're allowed to take out and they focus on a guy name are who asked for a surname to be withheld. he says he is not standing around helplessly he is trying to move what is left of his savings out of lebanon via a financial instrument meant many in the country have not embraced until recently big coin quote suddenly everything turns upside down and all.

has decided to track people with coronavirus using them data on these middle east correspondent poor asli he explains. israel is fighting corona virus with a little digital help the government has approved a new emergency measure of tracking mobile phones in order to contain the spread of the virus israel is a democracy and we must maintain the balance between civil rights and the public's needs these tools will very much assist us in locating the sick and stopping the virus from spreading the idea is to use the cio location data from people's cell phones to track who's been in contact with known by was areas and to send them text messages to alert them to the problem and to get them also to self isolate here is it is a measure that will thirty's normally use for tracking extremists and terrorists it wasn't so long ago that people were asking the same question should we hand over our privacy for a greater good civil rights activists in israel warning it is a slippery slope it's a dangerous precedent and the slippery slope that must be approached unresolved of the much debate and not after

but we discussed the prison protests as well as asli and europe's response to the corona virus outbreak with political analyst palaver a phony he believes the death of her foreign short safe are. definitely in the prisoner's interests but the old course this is used to to uprise with the reasons and try to get the permissions to return home at least don't really so this is quite disturbing events measures to be increased in the prisons because of course the inmates are very close to each other and the possibility of. the balance really means there but i mean all this uprising is. largely not just action the provisions that don't mean a doctor is but on the other hand this is said that means italy is a democratic country and there are a number of interests to be taken into account the e.u. has confidence is and can intervene above the member states but even in this case we could pass a c.e.o. of the e.u. to intervene in this emergency as being very vague. calling just the sort of solidarity among states which has not been seen. scores a south african women where sterilized in public hosp

is not asly it financial problem, so we had a muted reaction to the 50 basis points cut. it is about people pulling back on spending, so if people have more money, that could be positive, but people are going to look at the data on the virus. people were very keyed in on china. i think people will be looking at those metrics and the west. either things will get worse before they get better in the states, or the u.s. government would do a phenomenal job containing it. scarlet: they have to test people first. much trust is there around the numbers? >> the bigger problem is not the trust and the numbers, but the lack there of. it's why you don't blame the fed for trying. you blame everyone else. the s&p 500 being up is still bugging me because credit spreads are wider than high yields pbx, much lighter, the last time we had this discrepancy on the weekly basis between stocks up in credit , september 21, 2018, so q4 turned out pretty rough. romaine: your soaked our now that you cleaned up. i like it better when you were scruffy with the beard. everybody is looking so tan and

it or you have the state doing good business organizations don't find viable to have a media so on asli it is a big challenge to try and understand how to have a media system in malta which is part of the checks and balances in a democratic society but i repeat that is coming out of the reality of our microstate and it's not only water that has this perhaps the most unpleasant aspect of your party has been its attempts to dehumanize stuff and occur on the glitzier not just while she was alive but after her murder. an undercover investigation into secret restricted labor party hate groups online published by the digital paper the shift showed labor party supporters celebrating her killing within hours of the crime being committed the journalist was described in the facebook post as an evil witch who should burn in hell are you proud of this part of your definitely not and that still clearly an acceptable and they made it very clear that it was thought to lyrics of the ventile and acceptable and i hope and i'm at least happy that in the last month even the national monument to where there

yeah wall the asli you have you know a lot of people who are remote commuting telecommuting who are online and so the warning is just to say hey you got to be careful when you're online but part of this is also by the group which is that department homeland security agency asking for more funding and i think what they see is there's a lot of money out there right now and they say hey we need more funding because hackers could be on the loose and unfortunately in these situations i don't like it hackers take advantage but government agencies who want more money i mean all that is really the same apparently boom bust co-host ben swan thank you so much for your time today. thanks. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the global aviation industry has been battered by the virus could help for the sector be just over the horizon we'll break it all down and how manufacturers are responding as we go to break here the numbers at the close. blushes and i think she should utica total more than the bleach he cut a hole close to each seam you'll be set it's not that it's

that is distrust in lebanese banks spurs big coin boom more lebanese are embracing the don't tory asli volatile cryptocurrency as the country's economy founders so this was an al-jazeera english and they looked at after years of being knowing about bitcoin it was only when their country banks started to fall apart when their credit default swaps suggested there's a 99.5 percent chance of them bank going bankrupt and banks introduced the same thing that we saw back in 2011 with cyprus and they had the balan's 1st they have the limit on the amount of money that you could withdraw so in lebanon we saw something like $4050.00 a day that they're allowed to take out and they focus on a guy name are who asked for a surname to be withheld. he says he's not standing around helplessly he is trying to move what is left of his savings out of lebanon via a financial instrument meant many in the country have not embraced until recently big coin quote suddenly everything turns upside down and all the options are open said mark wright what's amazing is that this discussion of what's a better store of

can't fly and the central problem clearly here as as with everywhere else is how do you similar taney asli insists that people stay at home while of the same time stopping business collapsing entirely under staging the show you have of just a couple headlines from here from the u.k. but there is also the same everywhere this is what the city of london is waking up to the small business on the brink airlines hospitality industry train operators calling for state support they call it an existential crisis for baseless and here's the times of london banks acting to save the world economy from the pandemic talking about the states putting interest rates down to 0 and on to print money again last summer so that of course for 2008 when the banks went down and it's it is it's potentially catastrophic obviously for the whole the old businesses and the really most startling and gloomy prognosis came in british it with this morning we've got a leak from the u.k. helpful for it says which suggests it's not as the chinese seem to think is we just had a reporter there saying that things might pick up i

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the beginning right and then also simple taney asli you have concerns about how this is going to impact the global economy we know they're going to be severe consequences if in predictions of a recession but what the specific points of concern there in the u.s. . well this is a service economy so if people can't feel free to go out and do services that 70 percent of the economy then you're going to see a dramatic shrinkage of the economy and there are big already indications that this is going to happen south by southwest that the huge festival in texas they've canceled for the year you've seen amtrak say we don't have passengers to justify nonstop service on the trains between new york and d.c. so we're starting to see these big companies tell their employees to stay home that affects the shops around the offices and so we're seeing bakeries say i don't know how much longer i can do this for example in seattle one baker said that their profits are down by 50 percent if it keeps up she said another 70 percent i don't know how long i can sustain this the u.s. is also going to have a very

going to be taken from out on was is going to be considered as an act of self-defense this is all the asli an indication of a skill ation in different parts of syria particularly in the northwestern part of course we're seeing or hearing more about a syrian offensive in and around data. exactly so this is exactly what is happening as this is further increasing in done our province the syrian government has launched today an offensive to take over the city of southern maine a sudden has been a major opposition stronghold that are widely seen by the syrians of the as the birthplace of the 2011 freising however in 2017 when the syrian government backed by russia started to gain control they signed we conciliation agreements with the opposition and one of those agreements was about defusing tension in our side i mean that didn't work the government failed to bridge build bridges and win the hearts and minds of the people today they said it's about time to take over the city but we're getting reports from activists that the fighting still intensified over there but now if you go a little bit fu

it is predicated on an opposite assumption that recession is coming because you can't simle taney asli cesa people please continue spending money and businesses please continue working as normal when of the same time you're expecting this huge wave of cases to be about to hit and people are going to have to stay at home so it's very much in the blitz spirit in the u.k. now the you know they they they obviously english people i call this we're under attack and we'll do the very best we can to fight it off but that's the way they're throwing money at the problem at the moment and also it looks like lawrence one of those people involved in the wave of cases that's just about to hit 19 dorris a government minister the symbolism i assume not been lost on anyone. well no junior minister the heart of health one of her own start apparently has now tested positive as well frantic search now because she's a government minister job is to meet people she was incubating it seems from them but about this time last week met boris johnson the prime minister of the day after in downing street only star