straight over to our political correspondent kate brady kate i'm going to call is now at home in corinth tina what does this mean for her and her ability to govern. well so far we know that she will be continuing to at least as much as possible from what now the cabinet meeting the usual monday cabinet meeting will be taking place today and she will be participating most likely via video by a telephone conference call but the idea is that it will very much be business as usual here of course as still constant changes here in germany to be dealt with possible new measures later this week but particularly when it comes to financial aid as well here in germany we're expecting to see a supplementary budget come out this week of up to $156000000000.00 euros that would be around 43 percent of germany's normal budget so there's still a lot to be done here in germany and of course and america will be trying to participate in as much of that as possible while she remains at home in south korea . when will we find out kate whether the chance actually has been 19. well all we know so far is that th

people were killed and more than 20 others are still missing the 5 story building was being used as of corinth hundreds of still living for corona virus patients. hundreds have gathered at the site where ethiopian airlines flight 302 crashed last march killing all $157.00 on board the ceremony in the village of to follow symbolize the country's emergence from a year of mourning aviation authorities grounded the boeing $737.00 max after the crash which came 5 months after a similar mass crash off the coast of indonesia. it's international women's day so we thought we would take a look at the rise of women's football following a record breaking world cup in france last year funding and crowds are growing in countries like england where but others like germany still have room for improvement. women's football is experiencing a boom like never before the world cup in france or recalled $1000000000.00 viewers chewed in and crowds averaged almost $22000.00 per match and the momentum hasn't stopped. a friendly match between england and germany in november so 77000 fans packing to london's wembley sta

majority of those in china meanwhile the in hong kong the corona virus has forced people to either self corinth or work from home on instructions of their employers we look at one family dealing with confinement at home so we have some rice we stock about 3 or 4 bags that rise during hours ready for a possible walk down water you know very central to our family have been spending a lot of time indoors as the city battles to contain the coronavirus parents have a battle with boredom on their hands while my. 4. with schools closed to the children digging into studies alone and with derek's company telling staff to work from home the kitchen table has become a co-working space hong kong is still free to go outside though the viruses of rival brought an abrupt end to large gatherings like the months of political protests that gripped this city in recent months. this violence utter i thought. you know where where. you know. a couple months ago i hope that you know there's a. virus. but some say the quarantine conditions have strained divided families in the past because they can still like stay out

panic is on the rise here in berlin events cancelled jobs lost colleagues in corinth. i think i need to get out of the city. and in addition to the medical emergency there's the impact on the world economy. is given alternately the question is how profound will this crisis be and that depends on how quickly we get this epidemic medically under control in question this crisis demonstrates the extent to which globalization has taken hold everything is connected to everything else somehow the world has become a village so the virus far away in china suddenly is very close instead of acting globally people and countries are retreating into localism and keeping a distance from one another and one particular human instinct is aggravating the crisis behavior when i hear about empty supermarket shelves i panic myself. but. why is that yeah that's a problem in sources for the problem is that for each individual it makes sense to follow the herd to follow the panic so. it's like the run we know from banking. if people think a bank is going bust they'll run to it because the 1st

private car sharing could be from families going on a day trip to the countryside to corinth resists eager to try out a particular model it would mean cars already on the roads being used more efficiently. i think if the be born here in germany i think more about the principle of sharing. of a car at the start of the more often i think more people will get used to. to shout that car with all the people let's hope so right now just 50 percent of people in germany would be willing to share their own car with almost half refusing outright many fear their car getting dirty. smellie the target group is those with a different mindset we speak to those car owners who basically say yeah doesn't make sense if i own a car and i like owning a car but honestly i really don't need it all the time either i don't need it on the weekend or i don't need to during that week why don't i share it with others and then maybe maybe i can make some money with it on the side and subsidize some of my car payments by making that money and plus i think i'm doing something. something that's good and sustainable

to foreign nationals with some exceptions those who arrive from most countries though must go to corinth for 2 weeks schools will be temporarily closed from this coming march the 23rd gatherings of more than 50 people. also construction works underway on a new hospital complex outside moscow to try to treat coronavirus patients it's in a remote rural area and will be surrounded by a 250 meter exclusion zone is due to be completed by april 15th. meantime other news moscow's mayor's office has warned about misinformation spreading online about the pandemic and the measures to contain it that includes posts claiming that the russian capital will go into total lockdown anytime soon and shortages of essential products in the shops some showing the say they've got enough supplies last to. work out for about 8 weeks but includes the most popular items of the currently being hoarded the russian ministry of industry and trade is assuring the public that grocery shops will not close down off checked out the situation in one large moscow store that. panic buying has become one of the key manifestat

coping with coat coronavirus corinth enough he's more describes his 2 weeks in south by relation to russia after a trip. to quarantine i would like to. get to the polls as a result it is a. very warm welcome to your watching r t international with me nicky arun it's great to have you with us in our top story that is supposed to be a path towards peace between the u.s. and the taliban right now but that appears to be unraveling this wednesday washington has conducted an striking. it's the islamist group in afghanistan's helmand province after a series of deadly taliban attacks overnight which killed more than 20 afghan soldiers and police officers and all with the ink barely dry on a peace accord maria phenomena is across developments. a historic peace deal we heard that will pave the way to peace and prosperity in afghanistan we heard it took 19 years to come to this point and of course needless to say the world expected a lot plus just hours before donald trump was on the phone call with the taliban's leader and the group's chief negotiator but a 35 minute conversation and here i can agre

virus this is no miracle its due to the tough measures in place in moscow relating to contacts in corinth gene i see several ways this crisis might go if russia follows the chinese example then i expected to end in may or june but if russia sees an italian style response then it won't end till september. meanwhile there's a number of those infected with cope with 19 passes 3000 in the u.k. and almost 150 deaths health officials they're introducing new measures to cope with the health secretary drawing on a wartime slogan and i'm saying your n.h.s. needs. we are calling on nurses and doctors who've recently left the n.h.s. to return we need you now as part of the national effort to fight coronavirus. as part of the plans to help britain tackle a crisis is national health service will try to recruit more than 65000 former health workers under the new drive with the slogan the n.h.s. needs england's top doctor and nurse of nurses have called out to former colleagues who have left in the last 3 years to register to help tackle what they call the world's greatest health threat in 100 years als

flights to help stem the spread of the virus and also encourage citizens to abide by new voluntary corinth measures or face stricter rules infection rates in turkey has been growing quickly with more than 2000 new cases reported in the last day. and south africa reports as 1st virus select a death but it's a struggle to enforce the $21.00 day lockdown which came into force on friday at midnight under new restrictions people are now only allowed out of their homes to buy groceries or health emergencies. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera at the top is there a station that's often buttoned up. the u.s. census it only happens once every 10 years but as the coronavirus pandemic grips the world will americans be required to take part in the count during a national emergency and will donald trump's and immigration rhetoric deter some from participating follow the u.s. census on al-jazeera will do. we were able to. cope with 19 has killed more than 18000 people and infected at least 400000 worldwide and counting. it all started in december last year when cases of an unu

ship is wife is also being treated for the virus she is one of 25 people in australia currently in corinth and the death brings a global toll to almost 3000. now after more than 18 years of war a deal between the u.s. and the taliban has put afghanistan on the path to what many people hope will be a permanent peace one of the key components also deal is a plan for a complete withdrawal of all u.s. and nato troops within the space of 14 months but that is contingent upon the taliban keeping its part of the agreement a summer binge of age reports. we destroy could happen a new chapter may have opened for afghanistan the united states has agreed on a deal that could see the complete withdrawal of its troops from its longest running war in the next 14 months. we recognize america should fight in perpetuity in the graveyard of empires if we can help afghans forge peace. and we have respect we believe that the afghan people are ready to shirk their own course forward. for the past 18 months the taliban and the u.s. government have been negotiating in qatar finally agreeing on a plan aimed at cem

deliveries was going to say soon if they if the elderly in this country and you can i say sit closer to corinth teen we may be doing more and more to the press that he was also absent last night that based on the goodness of ice for him to 7 days as i was displaying symptoms for my salon and was sent to the public psych as well as when did you start to fail when did you start to feel poorly. status come and now you're at home . her marry us. and that's here in the u.k. that's been the government's advice doesn't it if you start to get any symptoms even if they're cold like that you immediately self isolate and so vicki just hearing there from gregory is self-employed workers are not eligible for statutory sick pay and actually there are there are tens of thousands of workers like this korea's and drivers who are not going to get paid to do what greg is doing that is true of course there are some firms that have taken the view that perhaps they can give them something even though they're self-employed and work for them or contract basis so it's not everywhere that is the case but of course what

since the outbreak began the rescue crews are still trying to reach dozens of people buried when a corinth center collapsed at least 10 are confirmed dead. turkish president recip type irvine is calling on greece to open the gates to migrants at its border with turkey thousands of migrants and refugees have gathered on the turkish port in the turkish border city of where they've been trying to get into greece the area has seen clashes with border police. police on the greek island investigating a fire at a refugee facility it happened at the swiss operated one happy family center for refugees just outside the capital more than 1700 migrants coming from turkey have landed on lesbos and 4 other islands in the past week and 5 people have been killed by an avalanche while hiking in central austria it happened in the mountains it's believed the victims were from the czech republic. but more news coming up. right after the listening post and i'll be back with the news for. as the world battles of potential new pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the globe with updates ab

virus the health minister says all necessary measures have been taken and the 28 year old woman is in corinth they've been unconfirmed reports of infections in the country for weeks now but the authorities have denied a cover up humanitarian groups say a major outbreak in syria would be particularly catastrophic alright you're up to date those are the latest headlines coming up next people power the latest news as it breaks the position is blamed on thousands of small scale gold mines on the craft it's just one boys as young as 15 and dozens of men with detailed coverage new restrictions every day across the well as each country fights explained back against coronavirus from around the world the publication of weinstein's assault launched the meat you eat with millions of women to disassociate media to say it happened to them too and it has to stop. 2014 people revealed a shameful treatment of disabled people and remain new state from care for our interest isha raised questions about why the view was from doing some of those institutions now the refresher legations about mistreatment this tim

became unwell his tell all tardo is now on lockdown the local hospitals been closed and he is in corinth chain it's thought all the cases are linked to a school in the area but some have accused doctor spend of spreading the illness there's a story. you don't know who might tell moliterno in the basilica region has a cluster of coronavirus cases there are not many towns in the south like militia which is in total lockdown there's no movement allowed looks like life has been extinguished here it's like a ghost town there's no one else side apart from a few people at the pharmacy or the local grocery stores and. in the days before my wife contract to the virus a few people visited the house friends and colleagues and people who were being tested you know with my wife it happened all of a sudden she was healthy and suddenly came down with a fever. dry cough it was violent and very strong and it. what really caught my attention was that her oxygen levels dropped dramatically on top of that is the other symptoms the lung obstruction persistent shaking and coughing tightness in an intense migr

corinth teams for those who just returned they need to do a health check on a silver quarantine for 14 they'll be restrictions on the entry of tourists and foreign visitors. businesses schools and universities will be shot only essential services like supermarkets will operate the late night announcement from malaysia's leaders sparked panic buying in neighboring singapore authorities say there's no danger of food supplies running out as the border between the 2 countries would remain open for transporting goods. in indonesia where cases are also steadily rising the president urged people to change their behavior. with this current situation it's time for us to work from home to study from home and to pray for her . it's a suggestion not an order the president says the time isn't right for a national lockdown yet in asia has tested around a 1000 people for the virus in a population of more than 270000000 the world health organization has urged authorities here just scale up their testing to get a better understanding of just how widespread the virus is in hong kong you travel restricti

died the man's wife is also being treated for the virus one of 25 people in australia currently in corinthell her dean yes seen has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following a week of political chaos sparked by the resignation of mahathir mohammed who says dean's appointment by the king is illegal luxembourg has become the 1st country to make public transport free abolishing fares of trains trams and buses in an effort to tackle road congestion and pollution the government says it hopes the change will also help support people on low incomes. a film critical of the death penalty and iran has won the coveted golden bear of the berlin film festival but the director of there is no evil was not there to receive his prize he cannot travel from iran and faces charges of participating in social and political activities you're up to date those are the headlines up front is next. americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the trouble parts of america are getting trampy or there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp

. $16000000.00 people are corinth italy as it locks down towns and cities including milan and venice over the coronavirus outbreak. only place hot on the outskirts of the capital the car senegal with several cases of corona virus across the continent find out next what the governments here are doing to tackle the outbreak and why people are scared. alone so rahman you want you are just there alive my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes beaten and turned away we speak to refugees and migrants attempting to cross into greece from turkey. and women in the philippines take to the streets to demand better treatment and equal pay. to the program italy is imposing tough restrictions on a quarter of its population locking down its 2nd largest city and more than 16000000 people as it tries to stop corona virus from spreading it's just had its largest rise in cases since the outbreak began with more than 1200 confirmed on saturday at the center of the unprecedented coroutine is the region of lombardy home to around 10000000 people and this is where italy's outbreak began

is being put under lockdown as the government tries to stop the coronavirus read nobody is now in corinth $111.00 nearby provinces are also affected so the diego has moved from them so far initially you've got more than a quarter of the population effectively on the lock down letting close the the economic hub of milan also venice as well and other provinces including madina pomery many party with the baby's own cities which really have tried population clusters there which are known really for being the industrial heartland as well iran has reported a sharp increase in the number of corona virus deaths free the total to $194.00 are now more than $6500.00 infections across the country. china has reported its lowest daily number of new infections since the outbreak began meanwhile rescue crews are still trying to reach dozens of people buried when a quarantine center collapsed at least 10 confirmed dead. in the united states cruise ship with an outbreak of corona virus on board has been allowed to dock in the city of oakland california just across the bay from san francisco which refused t

virus the health minister says all necessary measures have been taken and the 20 year old woman is in corinth . and in other news the us is to cut a $1000000000.00 in aid to afghanistan after the country's president and his political rival failed to form a new government secretary of state mike pompei revealed the plan after an unannounced visit to afghanistan he strongly criticised both president danny and his rival adel abdullah for failing to work together and potentially threatening the u.s. led peace deal with the taliban up to date those are the latest headlines from here about jazeera coming up next it's a manmade invisible threat. it's bad enough to catch a disease naturally but to take a disease and turn it into a weapon to enhance the disease to make it more virulent or more contagious or resistant to known vaccines that's particularly there again just kind of goes off the charts there it's turning mother nature against us. the. weapons that destroyed by spreading deadly diseases have a long in unhappy history billions of dollars have been spent by governments to create pathogens th

don't lose the army losing corinth. he was smart enough to get them out. johnson is telling pemberton, get out of vicksburg. don't lose the army losing vicksburg. what does jefferson avis tell jefferson? -- jefferson davis tell him? hold vicksburg. it probably doesn't hurt that his plantation is a few miles south. i don't know if that is part of it or not. union forces are already around. jefferson davis says the nail that holds the two halves of the south together is vicksburg. have got conflicting orders coming here. who do you choose? you can't see the future, you don't know who is going to come out ahead. you have got to go one of the other. when it comes down to a, davis outranks johnson. of course pemberton remains in vicksburg. grant has the situation under control with his subordinates. pemberton will not. pemberton has five divisions. he crosses the big black river with three of those, leaving two in vicksburg. none of those division commanders have any confidence in pemberton. might be a good reason why, but they don't have any confidence. they s

let's move to israel where the government has ordered anybody arriving in the country to self corinth for 14 days for more on this let's cross to hard for sit in west jerusalem in a hurry the israeli government also feeling a drastic measures are required. absolutely these are really extraordinary and extreme measures that israel is taking ascension and it's pulling down the shot says on the entire country it's saying all israeli residents currently overseas when they come in they have to sell florentine for 14 days there's a grace period which runs up until thursday evening the foreigners coming to israel after which time they too will have to do the same thing so how many tourists are really going to come to a country you know to only to find someone to sell for and so you might have to prove that they would have some lettuce of quarantine as well otherwise they would be sent home so this is having an enormous impact firstly on traffic in and out of his rail at ben-gurion airport the main airport in israel and that's one reason that israel can do this because such an overwhelming po