this is what the last of the 4 entrances to our area looks like a checkpoint. to late we've been given exit cards. checked every time we go through. looking at these beijing streets you think it's 5 o'clock on a sunday morning instead it's mid afternoon on a friday. normally on a friday day she looks like this. it's nice to have more breathing room for a change but it does start to feel a bit more. to make this tense situation worse at temperature is checked every 300 matches with. the for. the shopping mall is empty is the straits. luckily the basketball court still open to liven things up. i'm surprised they still allowed to play without masks. we can still find some hand sanitizer but who knows for how long. there's another temperature check at the supermarket at least there are a few more people here. since we've been quarantined we do a lot more kooky. it's a relief to see 4 shelves in the supermarket. everyone in beijing saw the peaches on social media of the empty stores in wu han the situation in the epicenter of the epidemic with tame of the thousands

at the supermarket entrance another checkpoint. at least there's a bit more life here since being in choir and teen cooking has become our main activity the side of the supermarket shelves is almost comforting but only almost. we've all seen the images of empty shelves in the city of ohio and on social media . the situation at the epicenter of the outbreak where thousands are sick is ever present it's feeding a sense of collective anxiety. that's even though our situation is nothing like the one in han in beijing there are only a 100 official coronavirus cases the capitol is hermetically sealed off nonetheless . in the subway i'm meeting ms lee my interpreter. before i even say hello i already know her skin temperature 32 point one degree celsius. all subway entrances are now fitted with infrared cameras. if your temperature tops 37.3 degrees you're isolated behind a barricade and sent to the hospital. and of course there's also someone checking for face masks in the subway. not that there's much to check. normally now the trains l

this would have been the private entrance to work here and live here. a lot of those girls signed a contract with harvey, lived on state owned premises. some of them for many years. there was a high set of standards. you absolutely could not fraternize with customers. they kept them segregated for a lot of reasons. here would have been the restroom facilities. as you came down the hallway, all of the girls had to come down here to use the restroom. we will show you a quick look at one of the dormitory rooms. this room could have held between six to eight girls. we have the windows to move air across the room here. they had steam heat, but no air conditioning. you can imagine -- one of the other interesting things is the reason you know this is a dormitory is this is what is considered a large closet in the day. it is a walk in, but it is not much size. the girls would have had a view outside their dormitory. from the restaurant they could see the real tracks. -- the railroad tracks. they knew when the trains were coming. as we walk down here we start lo

at the moment the technology is very usefully is going to allow you to filter out people at the entrance who pose a threat. but i like that with google shows it's under the picture there's all this information about me and 99 percent probability that i wear glasses for example. but only one percent probability that i'm happy. i'm estimated to be 30 years old devices give thanks for the compliment and it says i'm a man what you're used to my face is everywhere anyway if you ride the subway there are 20000 cameras installed there so you'll definitely be filmed if the police need to find you they could search through 20000 videos but it's much faster with this system is the best and it works in january 29000 a man walked into moscow stretchier called gallery and stole a painting directly off the wall he was arrested soon afterwards thanks to facial recognition but. not everyone is for it. is a lawyer and an activist opposed to facial recognition. and you would have been nice if they did they can find out the demi and i own are standing here and the exact location. of a square plus the time

corrine: so on the patent you see there's entrance on the left for ladies and entrance on the right forthen this very complicated system of gears and levers is attached to those doors. so obviously the women would go through the entrance on the left and that would operate those levers to basically restrict the voting options only to what they were allowed to vote for. soledad: so the door triggered what you would have access to. what do you hope that the visitors to the exhibit take away? so few people i think really understand the 19th amendment and frankly the path to the 19th amendment. the struggle to get voting rights for women. corrine: well i certainly hope that people learn that struggles triumphant moments are often -- there's often more to the story than we realize. >> coming up next, how the fight to win the vote for women was more than just political. >> the women say they were beaten and tortured. >> plus, do you know the difference between a suffragette soledad: one of the darkest episodes in the women's suffrage movement is known as "the night of terror". it happened on n

there was no direct match with his own face some of the images were taken by cameras over building entrances in russia that's becoming the norm. the security it's important everyone's worried about their safety nowadays. doesn't it bother you if the city knows everything. there is even without these cameras everyone knows everything anyway it comes to the internet. and that's people could use use this data and that gives me a bad feeling. somebody who wants to beat me up could find out when i get home and who with all who i visit i don't want. and out you know popova are in a minority for most people in moscow it seems security is more important than personal privacy. that's all from us that global 3000 this time we're back next week and in the meantime we'd love to hear from you right global 3000 dot com and check us out on facebook d w let me see you safe. the food. the food it's hard work done by. saving the cone reefs around the dominican republic. the sensitive ecosystem is under threat to the from the tourism fire mental pollution. conservation project aims to save the delicate coral b

places at the moment the technology is very usefully is it allows you to filter out people at the entrance who pose a threat. but i like that shows it's under the picture there's all this information about me and 99 percent probability that i wear glasses for example. but only one percent probability that i'm happy. i'm estimated to be 30 years old devices give thanks for the compliment and it says i'm a man what you're used to my face is everywhere anyway if you ride the subway there are 20000 cameras installed there so you'll definitely be filmed if the police need to find you they could search through 20000 videos but it's much faster with this system going to the best and it works in january 29000 a man walked into moscow's tretyakov gallery and stole a painting directly off the wall he was arrested soon afterwards thanks to facial recognition but not every. as for it papa is a lawyer and an activist opposed to facial recognition. and one of the biggest in the state they can find out the demi and i own are standing here and the exact location. of a square plus the time down to the 2nd

. >> at the 11 airports, as you come into a port of entry and your coming into the entrance of the u.s., you're going to go through this enhanced medical screening that we do at the airport, a similar procedure there and be referred to the cdc if needed. our officers do this on an everyday basis. the coronavirus, going back a year ago, every individual not only for innovation purposes to determine whether or not they may or may not be sick. then preferred them to secondary sources. specifically from majors we have in place at 11 airports screening from 50000 passengers who continue to refute injury to passengers on that, we have the

entrance gates will be locked and signs posted at the entrances, the county said that the parks will remain closed until further notice. >> police are issuing citations to people in city parks. the city's public safety department is saying they are moving from an educational approach to pro active enforcement. telling people to stay home unless they are going out for groceries or take-out. even then, only one person per household should go out. it's still okay to take short walks around the neighborhood. >> there were long lines at costco this morning. check it out, this imagine shows the line before the redwood city store opened this morning. customers were lined up from the entrance down the side of the building and to the people have gun li-- people havn lining up. and if you see a few empty shelves. the flow of goods in to the stores is strong the. >> supervisors warning if the panic buying and grocery hoarding continues, the government may have to tstep in. all stores have to limit panic buying of items like toilet paper and hand sanitizer, if that does not work in a month, they

signs will be posted at entrances and the entrances locked. >> rohnert park police are issuing citations to people in city parks and those operating nonessential businesses. they are moving to pro active enforcement. telling people to stay home unless they are going out for essentials and that means groceries or take-out. even then, only one person per household should go out. it's okay to take short walks around the neighborhood. >> there were long lines at costco this morning. check it out, this imagine shows before the store opened. customers here were lined up from the entrance, down the side of the building and through the back. people have begun lining up before 3:00 a.m. and while you may see a few empty shelves, costco ceo said the flow of the goods in the stores is strong. >> meantime, a supervisor is warning that if the panic buying and grocery hoarding continues, government may have to step in. supervisor david canapa talked about an effort to have all stores voluntarily limit panic buying of items like toilet paper and hand sanitizer, but if it does not show results in a mont

you think that would earn him the right to use any entrance he wants and it did until monday night.been using the same interest the 20 plus years. employees enters on 33th street. yesterday last night a going my tickets can't on it. i want know the elevator, elevator. an elevated apel so people have the tickets can also. and ellie is not moving and the economy said we need elevate or. i said what so what we did speak about an awesome not getting out of elevator. so in a five-minute been a folly cinelli up because they know. i'm not do not elevate it. the goal to 5. its current weight, the light is red on a mace is something he says mister lee. you have to leave madison square garden. >>spice like no i'm not leaving by the way and he didn't and then here was the last straw after the whole thing the team says you can see here the idea that spike lee is a victim because we have repeatedly asked him not to use our employee and friends. and instead use a dedicated the ip entrance which is used by every other celebrity wonders the garden is laughable. this statement goes on to say it's di

we had two categories, one called my world, where entrance told stories about their communities. told stories about a personal struggle or issue that they experience. so for each category there were two age groups and each category were presented with a gold, silver, and bronze award. now the vibe was incredible. high energy, the room filled with regional representation, diversity. it was presented by a radio one presenter, and each category you had a presenter give out the award. so we had read james from radio one, jamal edwards, the founder of an online platform, we had ellie flynn from bbc three. i've presented an award. we had alexjones from the one show. a pretty cool group to be associated with. it was an amazing awards ceremony. what was most significant was seeing some of the best talent of the bbc turn out to support these young people and fill them with confidence in terms of their voices and their stories and representing their communities. we are going to show a little bit more of their work now. because ellen was enjoying a normal day until she noticed that her hair

>>i've been using the me entrance but 20 plus years. employees entries on 33th street. yesterdalast night a going my tickets can't on this.i want u know the elevator, elevator. an elevated so people have the tickets can also. and ellie is not moving and the economy said we ne elevate or. i said what so what we did speak aboutan awesome not getting on the elevator. so in a five-minute been a poly cinelli up because they kw. i'm not do not elate it. the goal to 5. and way the light is red on a mesa still us often he says mister lee. you have to leave madison square garden. >>and spikes like no i'm not aving by the way and he didn't and then here was the last straw after the whole thing the team says you can see here the idea that spike lee a victim because we have repeatedly aed him not to use our employee and friends. and instead use dedicated the ip entrance which is used by every other celebrity wonders the garden is laughable. this statement goes on to say it's disappnting that spike would crea this false controversy to perpetuate drama. he's welcome to come to the ga

i got to judge some of the entrance and i got to work with one of the finalists, a young lad called ryanhe is 16 and he is a young referee. his entry was essentially to talk about the verbal abuse that he faces on the pitch week after week when he refs games. he will ref a game and he will face verbal abuse from onlookers, coaches, players who are often older than him and he wanted to tell this story so i got to work with him, help him be a bit of a reporter and presenter, we got him to meet another young graph who has faced abuse and also we got to speak to the faa and i think we have this story for you. every week i face abuse which i'm not going to repeat on camera because it is that bad. i've been threatened physically when i gave a red card and then afterwards, the coach and the player who was significant older than me started squaring up to me and it felt sort of threatening and intimidating. i get sworn out by any parents of the children that are on the pitch which is just wrong in itself. it makes you feel really vulnerable, you think you are alone, no one is there to help you. i

places the more the technology is very usefully is going allows you to filter out people at the entrance who pose a threat. but i like that shows it's under the picture there's all this information about me and 99 percent probability that i wear glasses for example. but only one percent probability that i'm happy. i'm estimated to be 30 years old devices thanks for the compliment and it says i'm a man. is my face is everywhere anyway if you ride the subway there are 20000 cameras installed so you'll definitely being filmed. if the police need to find you they could search through 20000 videos but it's much faster with this system is the best and it works in january 29000 a man walked into moscow structure called gallery and stole a painting directly off the wall he was arrested soon afterwards thanks to facial recognition but not everyone is for it papa is a lawyer and an activist opposed to facial recognition. and they say they can find out the demi and i own are standing here and the exact location. of a square plus the time down to the 2nd at the foot of the cyclone but that's none wi

.>> reporter: we are here at the main entrance where normally this is busy. as you can see foot traffic is way down. just about an hour ago the poll also unified school district a short distance away made the big announcement they are canceling all major events with more than 100 people that includes assemblies and field trips and of course prom. schools and campuses all over the area taking dramatic measures to try to stay ahead of the virus. >>> at stanford university it was eerily quiet. not a soul to be found on the manicured lawns of the main entrance or memorial court. the first day of cancellations for all in person classes. it will be this way for two weeks until spring break. as a result many students have already left campus. >>> but not engineering student julian ochoa. he showed us how to classes will be taught for the next two weeks. online. >>> he said watching lectures on a laptop is not the best way to learn especially if it is a prerecorded video and you have questions. >>> the move to ban in person classes do you think that is an overreactio

the patient was brought into the specially designated ambulance entrance only for potential coronavirus patients, because it bypasses the er and takes them straight into isolation. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," there will be more on this outbreak in an hour long special, coronavirus, the race to respond. we're going to hear from health experts on how to protect your family. everything you need to know, that's later on "cbs this morning." >>> joe biden and bernie sanders are hoping to get the backing of elizabeth warren, now that the massachusetts senator has dropped out of the presidential race. yesterday warren ended her once promising campaign, in the same place it started, at her home in cambridge. she failed to win a single primary and finished a disappointing third in her home state. warren suggested that she would take time before deciding whom to endorse. she also reflected on the race. >> there are two lanes, a progressive lane that bernie sanders is the incumbent for and a moderate lane that joe biden is the incumbent for, and there's no room

there was no direct match with his own face some of the images were taken by cameras over building entrances in russia that's becoming the norm. on security it's important everyone's worried about their safety nowadays. doesn't it bother you if the city knows everything. there is even without these cameras everyone knows everything anyway it comes to the internet. and it's not on the margins local and that's people could misuse this data and that gives me a bad feeling. that somebody who wants to keep me up could find out when i get home and who with all who i visit i don't want to keep and you're no popova are in a minority for most people in moscow it seems security is more important than personal privacy. that's all from us that global 3000 this time we have back next week and in the meantime we'd love to hear from you write to global 3000 adults e.w. dot com and check us out on facebook d w let me see you see. china quarantine diary. journalist sebastian labelle documents daily life in beijing where protective measures growth. kinder every day. the state controls and monitor is with a he

we are at the entrance. this is a part of san antonio mission's national historic park. this is a unit of the national park service. there are more than 400 national park sites around the country. each of these 419 help to tell some part of the american story, the part of the american story that we tell here at the san antonio mission is the spanish colonial history of this area of this part of the world. mission san jose is one of formations that make up the national park. the park is comprised of four missions. we have a model of this mission, mission san jose. this is a model that shows the exterior wall, the exterior walls were a series of rooms that served as the living quarters for the mission inhabitants. the mission compound also, in the colonial period, would have included buildings and workshops. today we see remnants of foundations for some of those buildings. the mission would have included the church and the fryery. we are going to walk towards the church and talk a little bit more about what these missions were all about. here we are standing in the place w

the borders at the entrance of the european you think. we all feel stuff like connection speech comes and establish control of the switchboard without a valid grizz and traveling in and out of the country. plus australian special forces face a backlash after a graphic video emerges of showing a soldier shooting dead and unarmed afghan man at close range. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. u.s. stocks have rebounded from monday's bloodbath on wall street major indexes have risen following today's briefing by the coronavirus task force and the trump administration sought to come markets by signaling a major economic response will be put in place soon by key industries still face the threat of collapse because you know this is worse than 911 for the airline industry this is almost ground to a halt the president wants to make sure that although 'd we don't want people to travel it's critical we want to maintain for critical to. rival the right to have to mas

the borders of the entrance of the european union and the shame can all be close we all full stops like connections to these countries and establish controls at the swiss border without a valid grizzle travelling in and out of the come through no longer. plus australian special forces are slammed after a graphic video emerges showing a soldier shooting dead an unarmed afghan man at close range. welcome to the program and i'm happy to say to you all this is art international bringing you a live news update this hour. u.s. stocks have rebounded from monday's bloodbath on wall street major indexes have risen following today's briefing by the coronavirus task force and the trauma ministration sought to call markets by signaling a major economic response will be put in place soon. by making shared sacrifices and temporary changes we can protect the health of our people and we can protect our economy because i think our economy will come back very rapidly one day we'll be standing possibly up here will say well we won and we're going to say that sure if you're sitting there we're going to say

the entrance fee equivalent of 2 euros isn't cheap by local standards but everyone mingles and enjoys themselves even the adults get into the swing of things. to lose i'll tell you i came with my group but i don't know where my coworkers are . now i'm looking for them if you will do for them do and use your local race night . time as good mood today you had to go i work at a large coal mine an hour away from pyongyang i can't come often because of my work . going slow to be able to today we visited the great leaders muscly him so i stop by here. and i like to come to pyongyang. relax time after having fun like this work comes more easily i. got what are you looking at go play through the years. we've never been abroad but now we have lots of water parks even at home in our province north of you blues we're you. know you know carnival modifies we will become the best in the world without anyone's help just by our own hands but with the title. i know any more questions where the best. were. some of the rural visitors seem a bit lost in the crowd home but since many people don't know how

the borders of the entrance of the european union. will be closed we are forced to stop fly connections to these countries and establish controls at the swiss border without a valid reason travelling in and out of the country will no longer be. scrutiny of us tech giants by european regulators. to pay more than 1000000000 euros by france and competitive practices. for good morning to you thanks for joining us here on r.t. and. u.s. president donald trump said the country's economy may be heading for recession since the u.s. stock market suffered its worst trading day since 1987 the share prices tumbling by 13 percent on monday amid fears over the coronavirus. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it may be what i think in terms of recession with thinking in terms of the virus once we stop i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous surge. in the co

new increase efforts to contain the pandemic and member states borders shock the borders of the entrance of the european union. will be closed we are forced to stop flight connections to these countries and establish controls at the swiss border without a valid risen traveling in and out of the country will no longer be told and also to come to the u.s. troops much publicized charges against firms accused of being behind it claimed russian trolls apparently destroying another of the russian gate fiasco. oh there you watching our table is just going 4 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow now donald trump has put a bright face on the corona virus pandemic causing turmoil in the financial markets . is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it may be thinking in terms of recession with thinking in terms of the virus once we stop by that there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous surge we're on monday u.s. stock m

the borders of the entrance of the european union. will be closed we are forced to stop fly connections to these countries and establish controls of the swiss border without a valid reason traveling in and out of the country. and tighten scrutiny of us tech giants by european regulators. to pay more than 1000000000 euros by france and competitive practices. other thanks for joining us here on r.t. internet. first this hour u.s. president donald trump has said the american economy may be headed for recession the coronavirus pandemics causing turmoil in financial markets will drastic action from central banks to limit the damage. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it maybe would not think in terms of recession would think in terms of the virus once we step i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and it once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous search on monday the u.s. stock market suffer

. >> we brought the patient in through our-- a separate entrance that our other patients are using. >> reporter: the patient is a male in his 20s, one of the youngest in the u.s. infected so far. he traveled to italy and is now in stable condition. the case spotlights the front lines hospitals like rush are now on. they're now using virtual visits to address patient concerns and prevent infected patients from entering the e.r. in the three hours we were there, they conducted six video chats with concerned patients. to see how it works, we used the system to interview dr. meeta shah. what's the benefit of having a patient who might have coronavirus dial into this system versus come into the engineer of emergency room? >> we prefer not to unnecessarily expose other healthy individuals to the virus if it can be avoided. so the last thing we would want is for a patient to have a lot of risk factors, sit in a busy waiting room and potentially infect other individuals. >> reporter: we were in the middle of an interview when that news broke of the fifth illinois patient, and that the patient