that offers more variety the atmosphere in the us is a mix of tense and excited look for igor from bosnia. but the adventure of. nothing going hill from norway like why. is has high expectations. that. it will be interesting so i set myself up. to protect. the area within a 30 kilometer radius from the power plant is still an exclusion zone today before the group can enter the compound each member is equipped with a geiger counter. this they trip cost $100.00 euros. about $75000.00 tourists visit it to noble last year despite radiation exposure being around $5.00 to $10.00 times higher than a normal day in germany. the contamination levels differ though which can be seen clearly at so-called hot spots in these areas there are more radioactive particles which is a huge health risk this clearing is the 1st highlights but also radioactive hot spots like the geiger counter measures nearly 7000000 sievert a return flight from frankfurt to new york would be 0.10 you seem. to know where the builder said and worse year after the exercise was exiles and not only this is also a civil service but if

the void of people and deadly silent it's more a memorial than an adventure park buzzard are from bosnia is also in a more somber mood now. the city seems empty and. you know the emptiness that i mean. that feeling like you see that i didn't hear birds sing. neither do i so you know. that we are hearing. gets back to those pictures and it's meant to that there's no. doubt you will catch before and now we see and now. see in my. many to remind us that the church. project the consequences of a nuclear catastrophe are clearly visible and many visitors might grasp its extent for the 1st time. thanks to the term as the site of the world's worst nuclear accident could have a meaningful future again. imagine a job where you don't have any colleagues you never see sunlight and you can't even use your cell phone might sound like a nightmare to some but it's the dream job of middle slabbed medved is responsible for maintaining a nuclear bunker in the czech capital of prag and after more than 40 years the doing what he loves middle class is showing no signs of slowing down. this is the. work place.

rtthe first re case in bosnia, south africa.italy, there's been a dramatic shift in the death toll from 100 to close to 150. inmerica, a state of emergency has been declared. ste of an agencyer -- ncy has also been declared in the west bank. there are about 80,000 cases around the world in china. the chinese have a huge amous of restricti place, primarily around the movement of , in an effort to contai this. the who today issued a warning saying governments need tdo more if they are to contain this in the next few weeks and months. ♪ presentation of this program is provided by... woman: collette guides travelers to experience the world more than 160 destinati across five travel styles, like small group explorations. their inclusive tours feature local guides, cultural experiences, meals and accoations. since 1918, co has guided travelers around the world. learn more at collette.com/smallgroup. man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, frch, and more. narrator: funding was also provided by

northern ireland's euro 2020 play off in bosnia at the end of this month could be postponed. the bosniahe delay because some of their team play in italy which is in lockdown. and england's friendly against denmark at wembley on march 31st is set to be cancelled — that's the expectation of the danish fa who have stopped all football in the country until the end of the month. we could get a lot more clarity over european football fixtures next week uefa have invited all 55 member associations, the european clubs association and the world players union to attend meeting by videoconference next tuesday. discussions will include all domestic and european competitions, including euro 2020, the european championship this summer. i2 12 different cities due to take place. due to the outbreak there's only one game going ahead in the six nations, as scotland play wales in cardiff. scotland have made three changes from their win over france with stuart mcinally, sam skinner and magnus bradbury coming in for saturday's match. as for wales, captain alun wynjones will equal the world record for test a

jack prepared this nation for the wars to come and help to train soldiers that would later serve in bosniaa, haiti and co- civil. jack was named a vice chief of staff of the army in 1999. was in his office on september 11, 2001, when terror struck the pentagon. he ran through smoke and debris and evacuated the injured, saving lives. he visited the wounded in hospitals and attended scores of funerals for the fallen patriots, slain in the attack. jack soon helped oversee the additional military operations in iraq and afghanistan and was the first senior military official to visit troops in the field. in 2003, he was offered the position of army chief of staff. but in a profound act of devotion he turned down the position and left the army after nearly 38 years to care for his wife, terry, who had developed parkinson's disease. in 2006, jack helped engineer the surge that stabilize the deteriorating situation in iraq and allowed iraqis to finally finally take charge of their own future. in the year since, jack has continued to offer his sage counsel to military and policy leaders, and to visi

in bosnia rwanda that there are critics republic of congo and syria women and children have usually been the main targets but in pre and post revolution libya it's men has often been the main victims but no one has ever been able to prove that. in libya rape is a taboo subject mentioned the word silence prevailed and. one woman did speak out in public in march 28th levon just thought of that evolution of. the man in a baby was accusing the gadhafi regime of raping opponents and how cry resonated around the world. gadhafi was overthrown but libya was plunged into a civil war. the rumors of rape continue and while the international community expressed concern this did not turn into action. libya is still in a state of political and social chaos and tens of thousands of refugees have fled many towards europe. it effectively has 2 rival governments militias rule the streets and the rumors of rape persist but no one would confirm them. then a libyan magistrate now living in neighboring tunisia decided to speak out. on this given that leave you. for. the next 7. give you. might out of school i

the netherlands and italy are in group one — along with poland and newly—promoted bosnia.he semi—finals last year, and belgium — the world's top—ranked team, are both in group two. the holders and reigning european champions portugal are alongside the world champions france in group three. and spain and germany are among the teams in group four. the germans were among the teams due to be relegated — but have been reprieved by the decision to expand the groups from three teams to four. staying with football — chelsea are through to the quarterfinals of the fa cup in england, ending liverpool's hopes of a treble winning season with a 2—0 win at stamford bridge. nick parrott reports. the last time these two met in the fa cup was the final eight years ago. chelsea triumphed on that occasion and a repeat would keep alive their hopes this season. liverpool's focus is on the league. once again, jurgen klopp runs the changes for the cup. so far it worked for him. he would have been pleased until a couple of errors recently until the 13th minute. chelsea were sloppy in the back too

republic of ireland will play slovakia behind closed doors in bratislava and northern ireland against bosniaeen suspended for that match. you're going through this list, football u naffected you're going through this list, football unaffected in this country on the home front, but you sense it's just a matter of time now, surely? yes, i will show your picture here, of what effectively the picture is for football in europe at the moment. all the countries highlighted have measures in place for large sporting events, football suspended completely in italy and switzerland, and in france, spain and parts of germany, we now know there's going to be at least a fortnight of matches played behind closed doors, in fact ruling in the last hour in bavaria has made bayern the chelsea played behind closed doors. the premier league is one of the bus division still standing with normal matches in place, with belgium and holland, where it's still business as usual, but there's a feeling amongst clubs that they expect games to be played behind closed doors at some point soon, and manchester city's pep guardi

also, the ethnic cleansing in bosnia. and those countries too. with foreign policy, he wasn't that great. >> i think when you think about the balkans, one of the legacies of the clinton presidency is, even though he did not have full congressional authorization, he eventually did take action in the bosnia crisis. later the kosovo crisis. in each case, by military and diplomatic intervention, it put an end to ethnic cleansing. in his firstccords that -- first term. that was a lasting legacy. >> you could say that he had with foreign policy in north ireland. >> the good friday accords. that settlement existing to this day. as you read in newspapers, part of the debate in the united kingdom regarding brexit is what to do about the borders there with northern ireland. even though there was all that burst of energy when clinton was elected, a generational change, the politics of the era i think are marked by the pushback against him. for me, people in the republican party. for many conservatives in the country. for older americans, particularly for ol

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. >>> so to add to that, this morning, bosnia confirmed its first case of the coronavirus. and it comes as china's president delayed an upcoming trip to japan. leaders for both countries say they have agreed to put the fight against the outbreak first. china has reported 139 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus. now, that's a slight rise from tuesday, which had been the lowest number in almost six weeks. meanwhile, other countries are ramping up efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak. authorities in italy are closing schools nationwide for the next ten days. and australia is now screening travelers coming in from italy more thoroughly. it has also banned travel from south korea following similar bans on travel from china and iran. >>> so tomorrow, "cbs this morning" will have a one hour special coronavirus, the race to respond. you'll get the latest information about the outbreak, where it is headed and what you need to know to protect yourself and your family. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." >>> the race for the democratic presidential nomination has been rem

and bosnia has reported its first case. the paris marathon has been postponed until october.e biggest outbreak in europe remains in italy. today, all schools and universities closed for at least ten days. here's bethany bell in milan. people across the country who have children are now having to think about childcare and the government has promised to look into measures for deal with those issues and they do not know if they'll give them financial aid or ba by—sitters do not know if they'll give them financial aid or baby—sitters or allowing people to stay, one parent to stay at home and work and it should be said that schools and universities north of the country have already been closed for almost two weeks now and yesterday, in light of the rising number of infections, the government took this decision to close schools and universities across the country until mid—march. in the us, the primary focus has been an outbreak close to seattle. now, though a state of emergency has been declared in california. one person has died there — and they had been on this cruise ship. its

through to wednesday you can see we've got some heavy snowfall across eastern areas certainly for bosnia extending down through into montenegro more rain heading in towards about biscayne again this will be driving some heavy rain with it heading down into northern and central parts of africa we got some showers around the coast the gulf of guinea and big changes in temperatures taken across the coast there with temperatures in benghazi no higher and 17. but. when they're on line like father dropping bit one of the worst raps in mainstream media about being up or if you join us on sad tears a different and a verse 3 and inclusion and they were sometimes isn't always sincere base is a dialogue sanctions and the ways in which their website iran are an act of what fair everyone has a voice we as a society that is so quick to get to blame need to sit down and listen join the global conversation on al-jazeera. more. world. this is al-jazeera our minds are off the headlines this hour south korea's president has ordered all government agencies into emergency mode after declaring war against the

the play—offs in bosnia could be postponed.the friendly against denmark is almost sure to be cancelled. the danish fa have stopped all football in their country until the end of the month. notjust country until the end of the month. not just football effective, the country until the end of the month. notjust football effective, the nba season has been suspended until further notice. a utahjazz season has been suspended until further notice. a utah jazz player tested positive. lewis hamilton has described the decision to go ahead with formula 1 puss ‘s season opener in australia this weekend as shocking. the chinese grand prix has already gone. five f1 team members are in isolation in melbourne after displaying symptoms of the virus. asked why f1 is going ahead this weekend, hamilton replied, cash is king. that is all the sport for now. just a reminder, the breaking news, coronavirus, sport related, the league are shutting down for the next couple of match days at least, so that will be ten days. real madrid in self isolation. t

anxiety elsewhere in europe and across the the 1st case is reported in in serbia in the vatican city in bosnia a 2nd suspected foot fatality were fatality suspected of being caused by corona corona virus here in the u.k. they're waiting for results on that to be a stuff members 5 staff members have gone down with the virus that will cause a ripple of panic. in the flight world adding to economic woes among airlines boris johnson has pledged the prime minister here to invest some $50000000.00 into the search for new vaccines and faster testing the methods to improve the speed with which the infections are identified up to now it can take up to days for that to happen which is why be thought to be far too slow at the moment big countries with developing outbreaks in the e.u. are very much going their own way doing their own thing to deal with the kind of the issues that they face that's something the e.u. has tried to rectify today with a meeting of health minister. trying to come up with a coordinated approach instead the pier 'd in brussels to have come away big karim with small countries accu

those starting on sunday pakistan is suspending all international flights for 2 weeks and finland and bosnia have reported their 1st deaths now we've got 2 correspondents on the story this hour in the u.s. where more states are imposing lockdowns we're going to be speaking to john hendren in chicago and as more european countries report new infections the u.k. is also seeing tighter restrictions let's go to john hall 1st in london jonah we have these new numbers from europe and we are seeing these tougher restrictions what's been happening. here you catch us here in the u.k. just 24 hours or so after virus jumps in the british prime minister introduced. greatest intervention if in all time by the government into the way people live their lives here the way that business and economy and the economy runs in an effort to try and stem the infection rate and also to the whole of the possibility of a colossal depression when all of this is over so as of midnight friday night the entire hospitality in attainment sector here in britain was ordered by the government to shut down that's everything fro

i've studied the battle in bosnia. and i would want the jewish state to be a part of the international effort to prevent those things from ever reoccurring. now, the holocaust is a unique event. and i don't like to mix the holocaust with other developments around world. but the holocaust teaches us how barbaric man can become. and maybe having been victims, we have a special responsibility to get the information and update people. and i'll just tell you one thing -- can i do it? >> the gentleman's time has expired, but you can say one more thing because i want to hear it too. tell me what. >> you know, the state of israel has many countries that turn to us. you would be surprised to know who they are. and indicate a desire to, under the table, have relations with us. and i remember sitting with europe -- senior european diplomats and asking them, saying, look, we're in a dilemma. we want to expand our diplomatic relations around the world, but sometimes these are rather horrible countries. what would you do? and from t

northern ireland's euro 2020 play—off in bosnia at the end of this month could be postponed.y in italy. and england's friendly against denmark at wembley on the 31st of march is set to be cancelled. that is the expectation of the danish fa, who have stopped all football in the country until the end of the month. we should get more clarity next tuesday. that's because it is the day you ever have called a meeting for all 55 european members. the association and world players union will attend. that is via video conference. discussions will include all domestic and european competitions, including euro 2020 this summer, which is due to be played across 12 cities. and despite concerns, the cheltenham festival is well under way. thousands are in attendance with the ryanair chase among the featured races. you can keep across all of those on the bbc sport website. and tonight at 6:30pm we will be answering any questions you have about the coronavirus. and the impact it's having on the world of sport. just tweet bbc your questions to get involved. that is only sport. goodbye for now.

it was announced today that prince cha rles‘ to was announced today that prince charles' to her to bosniat was due to start on tuesday, but at the request of the british government, the decision was taken to postpone, looking at these pictures here of prince charles not shaking people's hands, using the namaste sign, the royalfamily shaking people's hands, using the namaste sign, the royal family sort of very much taking these guidelines to hearts, because, of course, what they do when they go out, the idea is to meet as many people as possible, and of course, that carries with it risks at the moment. all right, thank you very much for now. sarah campbell, royal correspondent. well, in terms of politics, we heard that yhe government announced earlier today that it is bringing forward legislation to postpone may's local and mayoral elections in england for a year due to the coronavirus outbreak. so there will be a postponement again because of coronavirus. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young has more. well, the government's saying that because they think that the peak of this vir

nearly 4 million refugees, they got a lot of money but that's bigger than a population of uruguay and bosniaing with. >> turkey is not a rich country, and the figure right now is the 3.7 million is 4.7 million. all of those civilians in the southern part of the province is being pushed up against the greek border by the syrians and the russians and so it is just a dogs breakfast. no one is coming out of this looking good. particular not that you and certainly not erdogan. louliz: quick reaction to this. we have ice, ice said forget california sanctuary law. ice arrested an individual, an illegal alien outside of the courthouse in san francisco, california really angry about that. your reaction to that. >> this is so interesting, if you look at the media about this event, no one asked the question if this illegal alien had a criminal record, did they. ice has been pretty good when they confront a state government court, that sort of thing. if they intrude on the states a sovereign ground, is almost always to take down a serious criminal. we need to ask the question. i am 100% on the side of i

what makes me feel better is we have been to places where societies have fallen apart, the war in bosnia, rwanda, genocide. this is not that. the water is not going to shut down. the electricity is not going to go off. the grid is not going to go off line. people will die. people will get sick. the vast majority will recover and it won't be a deadly illness. and we know how to treat this. it's just -- it's going to be unpleasant, uncomfortable, difficult, but it is not an alien life form coming from another planet that is going to destroy the universe. it is something that is manageable and doctors know how to deal with it. it's going to be tough, but we'll get through that. >> yes. i think that's exactly right and having that grounded reminder in what it is and what it isn't and reminding the youth in our lives about that as well, that's very important. you know, i think that will help counter the sort of day to day changes of the impact that it is having. i think that disruption in routine and that sense of uncertainty is just elevating anxiety. and for people who have mental health co

the way we dealt with bosnia or south africa or other places like this. a couple of years ago the president asked why do syria and in earthquake. i said despite the homes in syria, one week after the earthquake, he sees more donations. >> the crisis, for the first time in their lives are the last 17 years in congress. and congress is that responsibility. they tweeted about the government's republicans about syria and what's happening in syria but we have history in the congress. from wisconsin, who every day in the morning he went to the third floor and spoke about genocide. for 11 years. he has 3260 features about gratifying the treaty. someone in the congress can do that. the congress has also responsibility to push president trump to do something in syria. we are a country of people. and what is happening in syria is a reflection of the apathy and the people in the united states. whether they are faith leaders, the media, society organizations and so forth. and we have to reflect on that and change that. >> will be quick. we have had a long list of rec

back to our top story and new cases of coronavirus are being identified right across the world, from bosniahat the outbreak has not yet reached pandemic proportions — but said there were "very worrying signs". we are concerned that in some country have either not taken very seriously enough, or have decided there is nothing that they can do. this is not a drill. this is not the time to give up. this is not a time for excuses. this is a time for pulling out all the stops. countries have been planning for scenarios like this for decades. now is the time, to act on those plans. these are plans that start with leadership from the top. coordinating every pa rt from the top. coordinating every part of government. notjust the health ministry. security, diplomacy, finance, transport, trade, information and more. south korea is dealing with the worst coronavirus outbreak outside china. it now has more than six thousand reported cases. earlier this week, president moonjae—in declared "war" on the virus and extra measures are being taken to try and contain the oubreak, including a ban on the export of

has banned all direct flights to the country from countries that are infected by the coronavirus bosnia and serbia also have done exactly the same so incredibly rapidly changing picture but overall the feeling is that now is the time to shift the gear when it comes to delaying the onset of the virus containment isn't alone good enough that is the barca with the update from london there and why the europe now we go to paris natasha butler what's how i can see a lot of people with masks for us all behind you at the airport take us through what's going on there. yes a lot of people taking their own measures to try and protect themselves from the current virus of course is it spreads around the world there are also many cases are well over 2000 cases here in france alone while here shoulder goal airport there are several flights preparing to take off for the united states destinations like washington also you can probably see people behind me they are checking in for those flights and there is a lot of concern among some of the european union citizens who some of them of cut of tried to get

toll in china topped $3000.00 also switzerland has reported its 1st death australia has had its 2nd bosnia and herzegovina have confirmed its 1st case as well this is the big one where all schools and universities have been ordered to close remember more than 3000 infections in italy and 107 deaths many european companies now encouraging their staff to work from home and the international monetary fund is also allocated $50000000000.00 to help low income countries to deal with the health crisis while u.s. politicians have approved and 8 point $3000000000.00 spending bill let's go to do reporting from hong kong for us on coronavirus. asia the part of the world where it has been most what is the story in china at the moment where for a few days infections were falling. that's right come on and that's something that china really wants the world to know about the chinese ministry gave a press conference talking about the slowing rate saying that their measures they're been putting in place lock down restricting people's movements have led to this fall in rates now china of course is also tryin

civic organizations and congregations that we did not pay attention to syria the way we dealt with bosnia or rwanda or south africa or other kree s crisis. a couple years ago the president wrote an article why syria needs an agequakearthquake. he said in one week after the ear earthquake, in haiti they received more donations than six or seven years of the syrian crisis. whether they are catholic or evangelical or jewish or muslims. we had a press conference with a few muslim organizations that talked about the syria crisis for the first time in the last seven years in the congress. congress has a responsibility. yesterday, they tweeted about idlib. a representative who is republican tweet about idlib, about syria and what's happening in syria. we had history in congress where you had a senator from wisconsin who every day in the morning he went to the senate floor and spoke about genocide for 11 years. he had 3,250 speeches about ratifying the genocide treaty until it was ratified. someone in the congress can do that. the congress has also responsibility to push president trump to do som

i spent time in sarajevo during the war in bosnia and rwanda after the genocide. this is not that. down, the electricity's not going to go off, the grid is not going to go offline. people will die, people get sick, the vast majority will recover. and it won't be a death -- you know, a deadly illness. and we know how to treat this. it's just it's going to be unpleasant, uncomfortable, difficult, but it is not an alien life form coming from another planet that is going to destroy the universe. i mean, it's something that is manageable and doctors know how to deal with it. it's going to be tough but we'll get through that. >> yes. i think that's exactly right. and having that grounded reminder in what it is and what it isn't and reminding the youth in our lives about that as well, that's very important. you know, i think that will help counter the sort of day-to-day changes of the impact that it is having. i think that disruption in routine and that sense of uncertainty is just elevating anxiety. for people who have mental health conditions it's all the more important to really go int

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have postponed their forthcoming trip to bosnia and herzegovina the couple had been due to leave on their spring tour next week. let's ta ke let's take a look of the weather forecast now with helen, but first not our forecast, what has been happening in egypt? we have had as often happens in this part of the world, we don't see that much rain, it is in cairo close to the sahara desert, but we have had two years worth of rain in the space of 2a hours. let me show you the footage because we have had some very dramatic effects clearly because it is not usual. dust storms, a proper area of low pressure, 60 mph gusts of wind, a deluge, over 50 millilitres of rain that has fallen here clearly causing a lot of disruption. through the transport network and many other networks as you can see. the morning rush hour, happened yesterday into this morning. it has had impact and it will still be feeling the impact. moving its way away. giving a lot of rentals a re moving its way away. giving a lot of rentals are merry of rentals invariably pressure in cyprus. t

she —— he and camilla would have been embarking on their spring tour which would have taken them to bosniarding to buckingham palace the queen is in good health, she is at windsor castle and moved there at the end of la st castle and moved there at the end of last week, rather earlier than planned. that was a precautionary measure but the queen is at windsor along with the duke of edinburgh who has travelled down from sandringham and, obviously, given theirage, 93 and, obviously, given theirage, 93 and 98, there will be very particular care taken to make sure that they are not placed injeopardy by this virus. but we have been told the queen is in good health. but also, given the age of prince charles and camilla, because they are both over 70 as well, and as we know, the over 705 are in the at risk category. indeed. both more than 70, as you say, but, we are assured that at the moment the prognosis is good and the symptoms are mild, but certainly, as you get older, the difficulty of dealing with this virus, and the throwing it off becomes rather more complicated. yes, the statement from bu

he has a degree of influence over bosnia.quite powerful. a refugee and the emotion in herface. the sea is choppy, they are getting off a little dinghy. safely arrived on a greek island from turkey. we don't want to see the horrible pictures that we saw a few years ago. bristol could become the first city in the country that requires pubs to serve alcohol free beer on tap. having been pregnant twice, the improvement in these drinks has been rapid. the figures seem to indicate we are drinking less. buy some figures, there is a 16% drop in alcohol intake since 2004. nonalcoholic drinks are enjoying a bit of a boom. if you go to our pub and you are driving or not drinking, you either stuck with loads of very small soft drinks that you guzzle. .. and it costs the same. this idea in bristol that it would be compulsory for there to be a nonalcoholic drink on tap. it is about tricking yourself for that first drink sometimes. unit pricing has as they worked in scotland are reducing drinking, it is on its way for wales. we will talk ab