jane 0'brien in congress, thank you. jane 0'brien in congress, thank you. the coronavirus in china has now reached almost 500. more than 2a,000 have been infected, and about 18 million people in the country are now required to stay inside their homes in an effort to control the spread. meanwhile, ten people on board a cruise ship which is docked in the japanese port of yokohama have tested positive for the virus, and another huge cruise ship in hong kong harbour is also facing quarantine. 0ur china correspondent robin brant reports. all on—board this cruise liner injapan are in quarantine for two weeks after ten chinese among them tested positive with the new type of coronavirus. the virus is spreading day by day. china is bearing the brunt. but its neighbours are having to take increasingly severe action as well. translation: these people who tested positive disembarked with quarantine officers. with help from the japan coast guard, they are being transported to medical facilities on shore. british tourist david abel is among them. we've got no idea when w

jane 0'brien there.ts calling on the government to help parents whose children were still bore before the 1980s. until 30 yea rs, bore before the 1980s. until 30 years, many of those parents had their babies removed without being given the chance to say goodbye and we re given the chance to say goodbye and were not told with her children were buried. now a cross party group is pressing the government to make amends. 0ur education and family correspondent reports. every marker represents a lost baby. taken away from their parents after a miscarriage or stillbirth decades ago. most of their families have no idea where they are. why didn't i hold him? why didn't i look at him? but it was too late, he'd gone. 40 years ago, yvonne's baby was stillborn. he was taken away. she never saw him. all i had was a priest come to see me and just say that he will have a proper burial. the next morning, ready to go home. that was it. i've always wished i knew where he was to go to a grave. quickly removing a baby's body

jane 0'brien, bbc news, new hampshire.oversial citizenship laws in india, the bill which gives immunity to religious minorities from three neighbouring countries, except for muslims. as young students speak up against this new law we talked to some to find out why they're using art to express their opinions. my name is simeen, i am 21 years old, i am a second—year student of fine arts injamia millia islamia university. me and my friends have been painting on the walls in support of the protests that are happening. the other day when the cops entered the campus, i was very scared and i had to run and climb this wall to be safe. so the very next day, i stepped out of my house with all the pains and i started painting and it is a way to deal with all the trauma i had to go through. each and every campus is coming together, it is not one campus. it becomes the responsibility of each and every artist like us especially young artists, because we have youths and they relate to us. at protest sites we have music, it always helps.

jane 0'brien there.hris buckler in new hampshire. president trump has been speaking in new hampshire this evening and i can assure you that he is doing his very best to try and make this about campaigning for the election in november as opposed to this being about the democrats and their primary as they try to select a candidate. and he was here in many ways trying to fire up republicans and take away from all of the spotlight that is on the democrats at the moment. and certainly when you listen to him he was talking about immigration and talking about some of the key issues such as the economy that he thinks will help him in the election. but, of course, he also had the opportunity for easy pops at the democrats. for example, the mess that was the iowa caucus a week ago whenever they started the state—by—state process of choosing his challenger. the final vote for that, well, you cannot definitively say it is in because of problems with the way it was reported and ultimately the democrats will want to g

and then i remembered jane 0'brien lives in a town with five people.ed jane 0'brien lives in a town with five peoplem is more than five people, christian, there are at least 15! a new hampshire that passes for a city. you two! that's appalling. when you are flying back out? but seriously, the fact that even in a small town that voted in the middle of the night, people are writing and mike bloomberg's name, tells you something about their nerves. and it's notjust something about their nerves. and it's not just democrats something about their nerves. and it's notjust democrats writing him m, it's notjust democrats writing him in, one republican vote him as well. we can't extrapolate too much, but there is this issue of how does he split the moderate vote still further. jane o'brien, after new hampshire, what are you going to be spending the rest of the campaign doing? sunnier climes? i'm hoping it's going to be snowing and i might actually get my beloved mountains. we are only envious. we are envious of you in a nice warm studio, christian! now let's tak

with the jane 0'brien. it looks like senator burning sounders has a commanding lead. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar are vying for second place. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. our other main story: a new name, but the same threat. the death toll rises from what is now the covid—19 outbreak.

jane 0'brien has been out with campaigners who've been knocking on doors.ets of manchester ‘s. voters who have not yet made up their mind. you can send out thousands of pieces of mail, you can send out tweets but ultimately face—to—face conversations is what people like. around half of new hampshire voters a registered independent can still vote in the democratic primary. they could decide the outcome. because of a couple of trends in our politics, we do not talk to them. we focus on making people afraid of the other party instead of wanting them to come to our party and campaigns on who they know they will vote. —— focus. that means a lot of these people are being left out of the process and we need to talk to them. ca nvassers need to talk to them. canvassers know need to talk to them. ca nvassers know exactly need to talk to them. canvassers know exactly who they are targeting thanks to abs who review personal data and likely preferences. we know the woman who lives in this house voted in the last two general elections but has never voted in a primary. s

all right, thank you very much, jane 0'brien there for us on capitol hill.ment later. we'll be talking more about us politics at 5:30pm with the pollster larry sabato. and don't forget you can join christian fraser and katty kay for a bbc news special this evening live from capitol hill in washington as the impeachment trial of us president donald trump concludes with a final vote in the senate. that's live on the bbc news channel from 8:30pm this evening. assistant commissioner of the met police neil basu says that the threat of terror attacks is not diminishing, despite efforts of the security services. earlier, commissioner dame cressida dick said convicted terrorist sudesh amman was able to stab two people in streatham while under surveillance because the operations are not "man—to—man marking". they are not, of course, providing a man—to—man marking, if i could put it that way. they are there covertly, and that is a deliberate thing. so, it is inevitable that there could be a time delay before somebody totally unexpectedly does something. you know, it's

of drug companies, they should not only be fined, they should go to jail. 0ur correspondent jane 0'brienhis has been a very spirited debate, far more so than the previous ones. we have just seen senator amy klobuchar from minnesota fighting for her political life, she is way down in the polls at the moment and this could be her last chance to show she is still a vital candidate. pete buttigieg won in iowa and he is, his closest rival bernie sanders is doing well in new hampshire. he is topping the polls here, so those two have been going head—to—head. but i have to say, the gloves have not really been off in this debate, even yet. i think the sense that the party needs to be united, they need to really portray a strong front if they are going to beat donald trump and not alienate the supporters of the other candidates is still the most important thing for them. we have not seen the kind of visceral had to have debates ——head—to—head debates that we might have expected given the rising stakes in this campaign. but even so, it has been energetic, it has been passionate at times, and voters

jane 0'brien, bbc news, new hampshire. always time for a nice cup of tea.tory, the uk has left the european union. we leave you with a key moment that happened a few hours ago in downing street. big ben bongs. hello there. it was another windy day on friday. as we head on into the weekend, low pressure will always be nearby. so it will stay rather unsettled. mild for most, and there will be some rain at times, but also some sunshine too. so here it is — low pressure to the north of the uk on saturday. this will bring some rain to northern areas. quite a few isobars on the chart there, hence the windy weather. and then this area of low pressure will arrive during saturday night into sunday. the very mild air will be pushed off into the near continent on saturday, and something a little less mild will move in. but it's still going to be pretty mild across the south. so, a blustery day for most. that weather front i showed you, affecting scotland, northern ireland and northern england with showery bursts of rain. we could see a little bit of rain across the so

jane 0'brien reports from new hampshire., that is dover new hampshire, isa in dover, that is dover new hampshire, is a popular place for ladies who lunch. here in new england they feel close to the old country, and not only because of the familiar names and tradition of tea. political upheaval of exit is something they can also relate to.|j understand how they may be kind of thick of being part of all the other european nations but that's their strength. the other european nations but that's their strengthlj the other european nations but that's their strength. i think brexit is a very sad situation and it will be tragic for england. i feel that england is going to be ostracising themselves from the rest of the world at a time when it is more important for us to be global andl important for us to be global and i think this isjust a backward move, similar to the us. new england's relationship with the uk has had its up and downs over the last four centuries. the briton is america's fifth largest trading partner. international

jane 0'brien is in new hampshire for us.she was going to be looking out for in the debate. well, i think it's whether or not the gloves are going to come off and pete buttigieg certainly has a big target on his front right now, as he's no longer the upstart candidate, iowa proved that, and he's also rising in the polls in new hampshire. so i think his rivals on stage will seize the opportunity to try to put him back in his place a little bit, because of course he's relatively inexperienced compared to many of them, he's the youngest candidate. he's only 38 years old, and he's the former south bend mayor. he's got military experience and he's also openly gay and married to his partner, so if he did win the presidency he would become the first openly gay married president in the united states. so all of these things make him very, very attractive to many voters, but, as i said, got a big target on his front because the others will want to take him down. someone who looks like they're in a bit of trouble now after events in iow

jane 0'brien has been out with campaigners who've been knocking on doors. hi, how are you?anchester — voters who have not yet made up their minds. you can send out thousands of pieces of mail, you can send out a tweet that reaches a million people, but ultimately face—to—face conversations is still what people like. voters don't live on twitter, they live behind their doors. around half of new hampshire voters are registered independent but can still vote in the democratic primary. they could decide the outcome. because of a couple of trends in our politics, we do not talk to them. we really focus on making people afraid of the other party, instead of wanting them to come to our party, and campaigns really focus on who they know will vote. and now they can do a youtube pre—roll ad instead of doing a tv ad to everybody and that means a lot of these people are being left out of the process and we need to talk to them. this our place? yep. ca nvassers know exactly who they are targeting thanks to apps that reveal personal data and likely preferences. we know the woman who live

katty kay and jane 0'brien are in concord, the state capital of new hampshire. 0ne one thing is for sureit shouldn't be as chaotic as the iowa caucus i hope? the night is young. let's see what we can rustle up here in new hampshire. they are very proud of themselves for the fa ct proud of themselves for the fact that they have a traditional ballot. utica box and it goes behind a little curtain and that is the way you cast your ballot here in new hampshire. ideally, no drama. two ideally, no drama but of course, this is a very volatile race because the number of undecided, who we know, because of the exit polls already, were probably making up their minds at the very last minute, i'm more than 50%. you spent the last six months travelling around new hampshire, what are people telling you? democrats telling you other priorities in this campaign? it is very interesting because i think the priorities have shifted as was seen at the campaign progress. it is gone from very much issue —based campaigning, talking about healthcare, —based campaigning, talking about healthca re, to —based campaign

brien: thanks bevis or is it but had? a never sure. the hate is so strong it includes his supporters. >> donald trump couldn't find ukraine on a map if you had the letter u in and picture been actual physical crane next to her. this is administration defined by ignorance -- ignorance of the world. that's partly hemp him playing to their base playing to their audience, the credulous boomer rube demo that once to thank donald trump's the smart one and you all the elitists are dump. greg: and i was a slot machine that would come up three bags. the reason is it's not trump. it's you, you dump rube for supporting him. you have hollywood. you have most academics. >> i hate your country your president and everything about your culture. you are the that comes out of pigs after they eat their own filth. you are the scabs on the knees of lizards who at the of obese and diseased rats. except for that greg gutfeld or as we called them in iran the sultan of late night. as much funnier than jimmy son of kim opened second thought since the united sta

brien: thanks bevis or is it but had? a never sure. the hate is so strong it includes his supporters. >> donald trump couldn't find ukraine on a map if you had the letter u in and picture been actual physical crane next to her. this is administration defined by ignorance -- ignorance of the world. that's partly hemp him playing to their base playing to their audience, the credulous boomer rube demo that once to thank donald trump's the smart one and you all the elitists are dump. greg: and i was a slot machine that would come up three bags. the reason is it's not trump. it's you, you dump rube for supporting him. you have hollywood. you have most academics. >> i hate your country your president and everything about your culture. you are the that comes out of pigs after they eat their own filth. you are the scabs on the knees of lizards who at the of obese and diseased rats. except for that greg gutfeld or as we called them in iran the sultan of late night. as much funnier than jimmy son of kim opened second thought since the united sta

let's bring in jane 0'brien, new hampshire. puts pick up on that point, do the democrats have a differentte, one ballot co m e which means it's one vote, one ballot come into its pen and paper, which is a difficult thing to screw up. so, they are hoping that they will get some kind of clarity after tonight, but, with such a big field, it's hard to know whether or not it will be narrowed by the vote. that's been new hampshire's traditional to try to mow the field down, so at least we know who the frontrunner, at least the three front runners might be. but we've got such a... heading to nevada and south carolina with joe heading to nevada and south carolina withjoe biden heading to nevada and south carolina with joe biden has heading to nevada and south carolina withjoe biden has conceded that he will probably take a hit here. jane, don't go anywhere, ijust will probably take a hit here. jane, don't go anywhere, i just saw this headline that reads... what do you think is happening? she picked her biggest rival, if you look at the ideological makeup of the party is bernie sanders. and he has

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our news correspondentjane 0'brien is in washington — she said that the main theme of donald trump'srcumstance it tonight will be extraordinary. donald trump will be standing in the burial chamber back seven weeks ago they voted to impeach him. on the eve of the vote can be said that, they are expected to attend. whether he will mention impeachment open question. at that moment there are no plans at this being trump who knows what he might end up saying it. the main speech is a great american comeback. he will be focusing on the economy which is a strong point. he has strong jobs growth and reconcile our planet. he will be talking about a strong america strong border authority, more protections for freedom america strong border authority, more protections forfreedom of religion. against all about is the backdrop of impeachment. this is a president who will be broadcasting to the nation, an audience of millions around the country, with that blot of impeachment right there. of course he will be using that platform to talk about the good things but not least to launch his election campa

jane o brien has been listening across today's hearing and joins us now from washington.think you have got more energy over there than we have in washington because quite frankly, what we have heard is more of the same. we knew on friday this trial was going to end on wednesday and we knew on friday how it is going to end, donald trump will be acquitted. republicans say they have the numbers, the vote to acquit him and that will be it. this is how the world ends, not with a bang but with a whimper. how bad is it for those four democratic candidates who would like to be here in iowa that they are stuck yet again in the senate chamber? i was speaking to amy and she kept saying i wish i was in iowa, has it been a big problem for them? it has been a big problem for her because i was talking to her in new hampshire and this is where she needs to make that mark, it is that face—to—face connection with voters that she is missing out on. she is the one trailing behind the leaders. having said that bernie saunders, elizabeth warren, i do think it has affected them at all. look at

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brien: so what is your message to the people of colorado with this vote?ion of a pipeline that will serve 50,000 people with clean drinking water, this was the pipeline authorized in the 1960's by john f. kennedy, president trump actually made it happened, we were able to get this to work now, first time in over 50, 620 years, i'm in colorado springs today, i'm just a few miles away from u.s. space command, we've moved the bureau of land management to colorado, those are the things that i will be talking about to the four corners of our state and we need to move forward, we need to put this divisive partisanship behind us and start foe cushion on those things that we have done for the country and we have done a lot of god things as incomes have increased, assuages are growing, as more people are employed in every sector of our country. ainsley: so interesting because we are waiting for the president's prayer breakfast, nancy pelosi is up there at the diaisis. what did your constituents say about that? >> embarrassing, and to see a speaker premeditated and

. >> brien: first crucial test to have primary season in chaos, delay in iowa, democratic caucus resultsf quality control you're employing and opportunity to respond before results are released. steve: quality control, that's funny. karl rove, i look the hat, served as senior adviser to george w. bush, karl, you're famous for post election and caucus shows with your white board, but if you had, it would be full of zeros, wouldn't it? >> the white board is full of question marks, this is the democratic primary results, the democratic caucus results, we don't know the total, we don't know how much anybody got and we don't know if and when we we wil get accurate results, you have both an issue of collecting the data but also the app but also a problem of inconsistencies, whatever that means, we don't know just yet but i think the -- the debacle that was last night maybe kills the idea of iowa caucus and the future, it's been under fire for some time, this may do it -- ainsley: the republicans can win by saying they can't figure out iowa, how do you expect them to run the country, the democr

brien: would the senate do that, congressman jordan?ut john durham in looking at issue as well, senator johnson also said that he wants to look into the issues, the biden issue as well as the whole fisa thing, so i think the american people expect that and that needs to get done, it's not going to get done with jerry nadler and carol maloney. brian: you'll have presidential respect and ear, if there's something to be learned from this entire process, if it was in fact, avoidable, what do you hope the president takes from them, the vulnerability was there to put the house through the impeachment, so what do you hope he learns from this? >> well, i think the biggest thing is we are in a partisan political divide right now, that it doesn't matter how perfect anything is, you have to be prepared for what the democrats are going to do. but i think for the american people they have to understand, listen, jim and i, we were in every single deposition, if you looked at the facts they wouldn't have impeached him at all and wouldn't have gone to