you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha navigator also ahead clashes in bethlehem as israeli soldiers carry out raids after a cruel ramming on the shooting of 4 palestinians in 24 hours. the u.s. senate acquits president donald trump after his impeachment trial but democrats are planning more investigations. parker in oil and where record numbers of families are now living in emergency accommodation the country's housing crisis is central in this year's general election. hello a growing number of countries are closing their borders to travelers from china the death toll from coronavirus there rises to 5632 cruise ships one in japan the other in hong kong are also in quarantine after passengers were found to be infected by the virus sarah clarke has the latest from hong kong. medical workers in china stepping up their efforts to stop the rapid rise of corona virus infections spreading countrywide since wednesday more than 3 and a half 1000 new cases have been officially confirmed in china taking the total count to 28030 a new born baby by province where the virus wa

hello again are not in division without jazeera live from doha also coming out clashes in bethlehem after a series of violent incidents raised tensions between israelis and palestinians. the u.s. senate clears president trump in the impeachment trial against him the democrats are promising further investigations of the fault here in ireland where record numbers of families are now living in emergency accommodation the country's housing crisis is central to this year's general election. and the chinese city at the center of the coronavirus imagines he is running out of hospital beds as the toll of dead and infected continue to grow 73 more deaths were recorded on wednesday making it the highest single death toll for one day and it brings the total in china to more than $562.00 people remember have died outside the country there most of the people infected there in the epicenter province and there are reports that china may delay its biggest political annual meeting the national people's congress and that's when 2. tens of thousands of reparative representatives come from all over the count

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clashes in bethlehem after a series of violent incidents raises tensions between israelis and palestinians. the u.s. senate acquits president trump in his impeachment trial but the democrats say they're planning more investigations. and accused of murder the wife of prime minister she's out on bail but she's charged with hiring people to kill her husband's former spouse. and sport olympic organizers say that roy in fact some not fair and the questions on how coronavirus might affect the games plus could a dispute with barcelona mean that little massey's days at the nou camp are numbered. that the chinese city at the center of the coronavirus emergency is running out of hospital beds as the toll of dead and infected continues to grow 73 more deaths were recorded on wednesday that's the highest in a single day and brings the total in china at least to more than $562.00 people have died outside the country but most of the people infected are in the epicenter province and there are reports that china may even delay its biggest political meeting of the year the national people's congress that's

clashes in bethlehem after a series of violent incidents raises tension.

so one christmas along time ago i traveled to bethlehem and in palestine were jimmy carter and i were giving talk and talk on nonviolence, it was a very first night with the banquet and a representative from all over the world who is there to talk about respect for others, understanding peace and nonviolence. , on the way to the dinner we passed to the market square, then there was the butcher who is slaughtering these goats and sheep in the market square, we saw it all. and we arrived at the banquet hall and sat down and it was christmas and there was a very large picture of jesus holding one of these gentle lamps and then dinner was served in each of us was given a lamb shank and i thought back them, no one was connecting the dots. in somebody needed to say something and of course several of us made the case that this was not the time to serve a violent mill at a nonviolent conference. the very next day i was sitting in the hall listening to the speakers and one by one they would come up and talk about how they had been imprisoned unjustly, they had had their home bulldozed, they ha

police say it was deliberate the driver fled the scene but the car was later found abandoned close to bethlehem. there rebels in syria supported by turkish artillery of push back government forces from a key town in italy a province that says turkey's president warned syria's government not to continue its offensive into the last rebel held region hundreds of thousands of people meanwhile have been displaced by the fighting many people have fled north close to the turkish border our correspondent sim cause here lou is in italy a province she's at a camp in at me and seeing them give us an idea of the conditions the situation there i know that you were there last year how has it changed within the space of 6 months or so. well yes this is we are in that where the pressure is very high because everybody from south of there who are being threatened by the syrian government's strikes and our souls are moving to this part out there was already a big tent city before martin when we 1st visited here and for the last 3 years we have been following this now it's going bigger because the population is bi

clashes have erupted in bethlehem between palestinians and israeli forces he was searching for a running attack. dozens of palestinians holed rocks and projectiles at least rain soldiers israeli forces responded take gas but the county police and also sang bones brains were all safe and it is not the neighboring towns like i challenge where the vehicle involved any attack is reportedly spotting an israeli army 12 soldiers were injured in central jerusalem on thursday morning when they when they were banned by tank comes amid continuing fallout over trump's peace plan. so i bring you updates as i things looking here so far today on our table back again at the top of the. just. imagine anyone knowing. that i will not or. there's none she knew not. can if you could quote was more greek if the book was anonymous than any it will be like the battle they are made for the r.c. of a garage that allowed that to be. the one that are being. given to people. who give the newly married. what the how do we are all our d. s. when i last are shown in our inner door jane me behold. why do men not well kn

bethlehem, where jacob dreamed of a ladder ascending to the heavens.here the ark of the cover meant -- covenant that held the , thatdments for centuries is what happened there. thanks to you, these areas and so many others that for millennia, have been etched in the soul of the jewish people, and inspired the imaginations of millions of people around the world and across the world. these areas will be recognized by the united states as a permanent part of the jewish state. [applause] mr. president, because of this historic recognition, and because i believe your peace plan strikes the right balance where others have failed, i have agreed to negotiate peace with the palestinians on the basis of your plan. [applause] israel,great plan for it is a great plan for peace. given all that you have already done for israel, i am not surprised. you have been the greatest friend that israel has ever had in the white house. [applause] frankly, although we have had great, outstanding friends in these halls, it is not even close. [applause] your decision to recognize

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that in other news the world health organization says this is the 1st day that the number of new cases of the 100 corona virus in china has dropped but it's stressed that it's too soon to say if the outbreak has peaked. there is still a lot we don't know we don't know the source of the outbreak we don't know what it's natural preserve what it is and we don't properly understand its transmissibility or to see the 80 to defeat this outbreak we need answers to all those questions and there are the tools we don't have we have no vaccine to prevent infections and notoriety acts to treat them well hospitals as they are struggling to cope with a number of people infected and a growing number of countries are closing their borders to chinese travelers adrian brown reports from hong kong he says it will count quarantine all new arrivals on the mainland. china is on a war footing unverified video on social media shows streets in wu han w

complicated his bid for supporters of the far right parties in places like efrat illegal settlement in bethlehem the anticipation and excitement and the disappointment suspense they haven't influence the polls at the moment into such a level that i can say. this has been the gang since instead netanyahu has been focusing on settlement construction around east jerusalem announcing thousands of new housing units in areas that would further undermine the notion of a territorially unified palestinian state this is a dangerous policy and we consider this an act. of. destroying the peace process there are also plenty of israelis who believe annexation doesn't serve what they consider the jewish state that it could make a binational state eventually a majority palestinian one more likely i think they might have overreached because by talking about annexing all the settlements this really terrifies the one half of israel that has understood the demographic danger to zionism of non-separation from most of the palestinians so i don't think he's going to go to the left this way but after 3 consecutive camp

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that meanwhile senior white house adviser jared kushner is in new york to brief the u.n. security council about the u.s. plan so let's go live to our diplomatic editor james bays who is at the u.n. now and presumably the key issue in that briefing will be the onix ation of west bank settlements and concerns over that. absolutely i'm not actually in the u.n. that's the u.n. i'm on the other side of the road from the u.n. this is the u.s. mission to the united nations effectively the u.s. embassy and it's in this building that jerad cush there is meeting with the 15 ambassadors of the u.n. security council all the security council members we know that they'll be meeting and are meeting right now over lunch at the end of that i'm told 10 will leave and then the 5 permanent members of the security council will have a 2nd meeting with mr kushner no all of these are bastards know that this is a rather difficult situation they have th

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that. about 20 people are reportedly trapped underground after a mine collapse in zimbabwe's midlands rescuers in quick way town has so far recovered the bodies of 2 people thought to be illegal gold mine is the shaft caved in on wednesday nights local media say the mine has not been in operation since 2007. rebels in syria supported by turkish artillery have pushed back government forces from a key town in italy province turkey's face event warns the syrian government not to continue its offensive into the last rebel held region hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by the fighting 5 civilians have been killed as the violence continues in northwestern syria. who has been to a makeshift camp in italy province that people displaced by the fighting have built for themselves this is one of those camps and so our mother in it live nearby the roads of the camp was actually built by the civilians who had to escape their

police say it was deliberate the driver fled the scene but the car was later found abandoned close to bethlehem still ahead on al-jazeera. we look back on the life and career of hollywood legend kirk douglas who has died at the age of 103. pictures of protests we meet the indian artists using their work to speak out against the controversial citizenship. how i wish i was of course continues right in today's year but it's been an increase in the numbers throughout the philippines central and south and particularly and in the forecast that continues or they will creep up towards lose all in the continuing east the breeze and a mass of them seem to want to fall in the wind eventually showing up road cincom the coast of borneo the meantime the deepest shares there for the biggest shares are somewhere around sumatra they're still in java not quite as deep as they were in fact very thing that they said tending to a yes and that's to clump over water which wants to follow the winds down towards coochie which we expect to see them on sunday or monday fear sheryl's but still there in sumatra now austral

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the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that with update on the corona virus outbreak while health organization says there are signs the number of new cases is dropping but it says it's still too soon to say if the outbreak has reached its peak despite this one hon the city at the center of the moment c n china is running out of hospital beds to treat patients a 2nd new hospital with 1500 beds has just opened outside the city. in search of india's sole is the program coming up next on al-jazeera looking at religious tension in india that about 25 minutes time i fell. i'm in northern india on the banks of the ganges in the holy city of are not seen. this is one of the oldest inhabited places on earth and like rome or jerusalem it serves as a kind of cosmic center for india's 1000000000 hindu those. behind this image of religious harmony india faces a crisis minorities including over $200000000.00 muslims an underlying current of violence among brutality and death at t

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that meanwhile senior white house adviser jared cushion is in new york to break the united nations security council about that u.s. plan and diplomatic editor james bays has more on this now from the u.s. mission to the u.n. . ambassadors here made it clear to me that they were for this meeting in listening mode so i don't think they'll be much confrontation around lunch table the problems i think will become next week which is the big test for the release of the troubled good astray should and that's because they'll be a formal security council meeting them in the security council chamber and president mahmoud abbas will be here in new york for that meeting the other promised in years in can do conjunction with tunisia we're told arab member of the security council in turn to bring a resolution to that meeting to reject the trouble we know how the u.s. will respond they will use their veto that's almost certainly how the of th

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the terror will not overwhelm us he has postponed a speech that he was due to give about an hour ago and just what we were hearing from the dow there we got confirmed from the israeli army that they're sending a combat battalion into the occupied west bank after what they say was a situational assessment that nearly a 1000 extra troops so it does seem that the israeli security forces are preparing . potentially more violence in the coming days and harry thank you for that update harry fosset live for us in west jerusalem. in other world news a chinese city at the center of the coronavirus emergency is running out of hospital beds says the toll of dead and infected continues to roll 73 more deaths were recorded on wednesday the highest in one day bringing the total in china to more than $562.00 people have died outside the country most of the people infected are in the epic

that is controversial because it would link in any future palestinian state possibly the city of bethlehem with east jerusalem as part of the capital which the palestinians want for their future state so this is something which is very much in accordance with the trump plan benjamin netanyahu has been told by the u.s. administration that he cannot and next parts of the occupied west bank ahead of the israeli election on march the 2nd so he appears to be doing whatever he can to enact it or at least an ounce things inside jerusalem ahead of that election the israeli n.g.o.s peace now has called this a cynical election ploy and the palestinian president's office says that it is systematically destroying the 2 state solution as the hunts for right wing votes for prosecutors in israel are investigating a failed company that belonged to the leader of the opposition it's not clear if any karen says of the blue and white party is himself a subject of the criminal probe into the bankrupt cyber security firm but it comes less than 2 weeks before elections on the 2nd of march has painted himself as

that is controversial because it would link in any future palestinian state possibly the city of bethlehem with east jerusalem as part of the capital which the palestinians want for their future state so this is something which is very much in accordance with the trump plan benjamin netanyahu has been told by the u.s. administration that he cannot annex parts of the occupied west bank ahead of the israeli election on march the 2nd so he appears to be doing whatever he can to enact it or at least an ounce things inside jerusalem ahead of that election the israeli n.g.o.s peace now has called this a cynical election ploy and the palestinian president's office says that it is systematically destroying the 2 state solution as the hunts for right wing votes. south korea has reported its 1st deaths from the corona virus outbreak as the number of cases globally reaches 75000 as being a downward trend in the number of new cases but the world health organization says now is not the time for complacency china insists its containment measures are working although many people are worried about returni

the car discovered in beit jalla in the occupied west bank and there were raids and searches in bethlehem with some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that meanwhile a senior white house advisor jared kushner is in new york to brief the u.n. security council about the president's present terms middle east peace plan question he expected to speak to council members in a closed door meeting about a controversial plan that trump unveiled last week let's speak to our diplomatic editor james bays who's at the u.n. for as to what kind of reception is he going to get from the u.n. security council members. well this is obviously an important meeting and i think that the violence that you've just heard about makes it an even more important meeting as you can see we're right outside u.n. headquarters but in fact a bus this from the security council of let the u.n. building and they come just over the road here this is the u.s. mission to the united nations susan rice the reporters outside here effectively the u.s. embassy to the u.n. and that's where we saw about an hour ago jared cus

host: ron out of bethlehem, pennsylvania, your thoughts this morning. caller: thank you so much. am happy you guys are finally bringing this up because you have got to remember when obama was running for president in 2008, the economy was in such bad shape, there was an emergency meeting called and john mccain to cancel the debate because of the seriousness of how the economy was headed toward the depression and obama said we have to learn how to walk and chew gum at the same time and he said we will go forward with the debate. he met with the finance people and republicans fought him tooth and nail. i think you guys need to show the names of the republicans that voted against the stimulus package. i think republicans have a lot of gall trying to take credit for this recovery they had nothing to do with. our inspector, if it wasn't for him switching over from her rep -- from republican to senate, it would not have gotten in the senate. say they hadair to nothing to do with it three years into the trump administration? caller: they had nothing to do with it. the only thing the tru

initiatives like the efforts in bethlehem school district to provide universal screening for student's mental health challenges and increase community involvement. robust arts education programs like those featured in the freddie awards, hosted each year by the state at the for the easton, recognizing exceptional high school theater departments across the region. vital services like the food pantry in one school district to support food insecure businesses and business education processes like a coffee shop run by students in the same district, providing those students with invaluable experience. when we invest in public education we invest in our common future as a country. let us commit to making those investments full and equitable. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. lewis of georgia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentleman from new york, mr.est pa yat, is recogni

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