the durban riots of 1949 was anti—indian and resulted in more than 140 deaths.l like we're the couple that... we're the only couple in this area. yeah, we are. are there any other places where you would not hold hands in public? we don't even hold hands in public! because, like, so unromantic! we don't hold hands in public! i was so, so scared of my father, especially, that i just kept my whole pregnancy a secret from the whole family. we are scared about telling our father. "daddy, i'm about to have a baby... ..with a zulu guy." it was just... i was like "oh, gosh. i think i'm going to die right then and there!" and i told my dad "daddy. i did the thing you're gonna hate the most!" i literally gave birth on my bedroom floor. and my mother was just there like "oh my gosh! she's having a baby!" i told my auntie "please tell my parents that i've got a baby now with an indian girl." then my auntie told my parents and they phoned me. they're like "why you never told us this?" they were, like, shouting at me. but then after two weeks' time, they were fine with that.

. >> this is hilton, a small and prosperous town in the hills inland from durban.is here that south africa has found its first and, for now, the only case of coronavirus. a 38-year-old man ao returned frrip to italy on sunday with his wife, he h been in isolation, quarantine, since tuesday. he w tested and found positive on thursday. and south afric officials have now descended on this area, and they are saying that, for now, they feel they havein thing hand, that they have used these last few weeks before the virus started to penetrate thisontinent, that used that time while to put in place measures to make sure they are prepared for any epidemic. >> do not forge you can get the most up-to-date information on our website. you can read more about how the white hwlse has ackged the u.s. does not have enough coronavirus test kitspi d promising to deler one million of them this week. all of that information is on bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. the cease-fire in syria's idlib province that has beennforced since midnight appears to be holding in most areas.

and managing partner egon durban and elliott partner jesse cohn will take the seats on twitter's board now according to the release the board will create a temporary committee headed by lead independent director patrick pichette a to continue its policy of evaluating the company's leadership structure elliot's initial attempts to oust dorsey as c.e.o. came after he announced plans to temporarily remove to africa while running both twitter and square dorothy is the only person to lead to public companies valued at more than $5000000000.00 on the news twitter stock fell slightly but is not feeling the effects of overall markets that have been down at least 7 percent on the day. insurance brokerage firm a on has agreed to purchase willis towers watson for $30000000000.00 in an all share deal which that will combine the world's 2nd and 3rd largest companies and the sector the combined company will be headquartered out of london with the name and have a value of roughly $80000000000.00 now this marks the largest acquisition of 2020 m. positions a new company to compete with marsh and mclenn

they're saying we will rule nothing else but talk about that and more i'm joined now from london by durban mcdonald he's from the campaign just treatment which is demanding that access to medicine comes before drug company profits it's good to have you on the day let me add start off by asking you what is not being done in the u.k. that needs to be done right now to address this crisis. yeah as you can egg gap from your previous guest the scale of this crisis is really unprecedented and i think the u.k. it could be argued it was going to respond in some of the steps that it decided to take. we certainly are seeing a step up in the response today and we see that building upon further steps that were taken and aired this weekend and and initial steps were taken at the start of the previous week some of those steps we think need to go much further much faster we are to be concerned about the amount of testing that's happening and within the health system at the moment in comparison to what's been done in other countries particularly testing being made available for health care workers who rea

that we find in terms of reference to hiv patients and tb patients but you know for those of us in durban we have considered that the center of the and a lot of tb research is also the in the and the and the question has always been that when we look at the headless categories we say co-morbid thinking about cardiovascular day p.d.s. hypertension and we're also thinking the elderly but now it's become very clear that we need to be specifically talking about health workers as is how to screw up we also need to be talking about hiv and tb but we are not able to explain the mechanism of how each of the t.v. at a higher risk group with relation to quit 19 because they haven't been societies where they have this sort of scale of h.l.v. and tb like we do in south africa and many parts of it so it's it's very clear to us that we are working into unchartered waters all the kind of assumptions we have so far suggests that we are going to deal with a lot more severe disease in these sort of relatively analy people compared to what you see in eataly where they live to plead dealing with severe disea

this is hilton, a small prosperous and pretty town in the hills inland from durban, and it's here thatr now only case of the coronavirus. 0f for now only case of the coronavirus. of 38—year—old man who returned from a trip to italy on sunday with his wife, he has been in isolation, in quarantine since tuesday. he was tested and found positive on thursday, and south african health officials have now descended on this area, and they are saying that, for now, they feel they have things in hand that they've used these last few weeks before the virus started to penetrate this continent, and use that time well to put these measures to make sure they are prepared for any epidemic. that's andrew harding there. there are signs that the corona virus in china is being controlled, with new infection figures and the number of deaths beginning to stabilise. but after more than 6 weeks of quarantine and shutdown, the pressure on chinese society and economy is starting to tell. as other countries consider how best to handle a major outbreak of covid—i9, john sudworth has been looking at the impact of

specialty was able to travel through screenings at the main airport in south africa and return home to durban in the course of the natal province so of course many questions have been raised just about how already the government is exactly what happens next the government of so far said that they do plan to they have indeed placed a team in cause of natal to trace anyone that this man has been in contact with the world health organization has said it's also a sent a team to south africa to assist the government to deal with this 1st case of the coronavirus take that from a military live with the latest from johannesburg or from toronto explains the method the iranian government is using to try and get on top of the hour break. the health ministry released america on twitter the spokesman released a map that showed how the virus emanated from a comb sort of in the center of the country out to the rest of the nation and it really looks like the tentacles of an octopus sort of engulfing the country and that's really what we're seeing in iran experiencing the death toll is at $107.00 the total nu

governor pritzker and secretary durban this morning about challenges at the airport. i will let the secretary speak about how we are challenged -- dealing with those challenges going forward. mr. secretary? thee began processing travelers from the schengen area . to give you an idea, in one day, we processed half of the total number of individuals we have processed since february 2. that's an enormous challenge we have placed on our officers and they are stepping up. to be clear, the lines that we have seen at a number of airports, including chicago, are unacceptable. the acting minister also believes that they are unacceptable. we did make the necessary adjustments at 12 of the airports. the adjustments were not made quick enough. we have course corrected. we are certainly glad to see certain airports and airlines step up, partner with us and address this unprecedented situation. as i walked in here today, so fondling --of our bundling airports through chicago, we have a wait time of 30 minutes. -- i understand the frustration some passengers who are returning to the

governor pritzker and secretary durban this morning about challenges at the airport. i will let the secretary speak about how we are challenged -- dealing with those challenges going forward. mr. secretary? thee began processing travelers from the schengen area . to give you an idea, in one day, we processed half of the total number of individuals we have processed since february 2. that's an enormous challenge we have placed on our officers and they are stepping up. to be clear, the lines that we have seen at a number of airports, including chicago, are unacceptable. the acting minister also believes that they are unacceptable. we did make the necessary adjustments at 12 of the airports. the adjustments were not made quick enough. we have course corrected. we are certainly glad to see certain airports and airlines step up, partner with us and address this unprecedented situation. as i walked in here today, so fondling --of our bundling airports through chicago, we have a wait time of 30 minutes. -- i understand the frustration some passengers who are returning to the

from senator dick durban to the vice president. and not just once.or it. >> it's called the l bump. >> something jimmy practiced with his sidekick wearing a coffee filter mask. even a floor broker known as the einstein of wall street is doing it. but you know who's not doing it? president trump shook ten hands on a single receiving line. >> you don't shake hands, they're not going to like you too much. >> he says he's not taking protective measures, though he must at least be doing what stephen colbert did. if you are not into sanitizing jokey alternatives range from the booty bump to the foot bump. to the vulcan salute. even germany's leader. and whatever you do. >> start working on not touching your face. >> maybe you better start working on it. >> and i haven't touched my face in weeks. i miss it. >> you know what else is catchy? that germy pen used to sign the coronavirus spending bill. >> here, steve, this is for you. >> tossed to an unsuspecting reporter, there are even pizza dos and don'ts. don't lick your fingers and then touch the coffee lid

>> don't forget what was said about senator durban saying, we're not going to get any kind of a deal, as long as stephen miller is the representative. so we have legitimate questions and then we have a white house that is just shutting everything down, so their issues that are controversial, issues that are not controversial, but we still see the white house shutting the door to people coming to the united states. migration is a human phenomenon, there are a lot of positive benefits for migration that are completely non controversial. this is people coming in and investing here? students from other countries studying at our universities? not a controversial. tourists coming in? you don't have to explain this to florida, so i just to a for anyone listening and, there are a lot of positives, this is all migration. one of the things the u.s. has been a leader on is speaking out against exploited migrants, people that have been trafficked, this will talk about later today, people that are smuggled in, so that criminal enterprises are benefiting from that, and the u.s. and the human rights

they fear the philippines at risk of becoming a haven for criminal syndicates from china to milan in durban reports from manila. philippines senator richard gordon says crimes are being committed in the philippines by chinese mainland nationals and here he's presenting what he says is evidence of how residential homes in manila are being used for illegal online gambling operations this video shows at least 50 chinese nationals arriving at one house late at night. the philippine government allows online gambling companies to operate under special licenses calling them philippine offshore gaming operators pogos but less than half of them do not pay the required franchise tax to the government and hundreds work like this. in secret which law enforcers here admit is difficult to monitor other senators are also linking offshore gaming operations to a growing number of crimes they say billions of dollars in cash is flowing into the country through money laundering activities customs agents say more than $200000000.00 have been brought in over the last 5 months more than half by chinese nationals

early, 870 days until the games, but birmingham has had a shorter time than other cities because durbanhing is being left to chance and it's really exciting today. these are the big ceremonial, joyful moments but of course a lot of work is going on in the background. some of it controversial as well. we've heard the shooting will be held in india, is that a potential more modern approach to the games that we might see them seeing different places? it could well be in the future, but the shooting in india has nothing to do with these games, it is a completely separate event and we have to make sure we keep that separate. but yes, the athletes will be pleased they have a competition, but when you actually think about what the sports are that are going to be here, it's really going to be good. you are a former athlete, you never got the chance to compete in a home games but i imagine you remember the blood pumping. i do! how many half seconds would it shave off, the fact athletes will be competing in the uk? even more than half seconds! to compete in a home games in front of your family co