has become a firework violence and corruption my guest this week is the country's foreign minister everest foxholes he says he wants to improve motors tarnished image but how many more secrets have to come out before that will be possible. conflicts. are difficult. in good shape. hard drugs the right brain to manage. the constant making time asks what is the medication indicated nothing to. go to the risks the side effects. and are there alternative treatments. in good shape. in 60 minutes on t.w. . in the height of climate change. africa. what's in store. for the future in the. cards for the mega city the multimedia inside. culture. you know more you talk about a world who is being protected i'm asking you very simple who's protecting them on moral top who i keep on saying well i will keep on pushing for all the truth come up after the murder of a prominent multiuse journalist daphne car on a. motor itself has become a byword for violence and corruption my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister everest bartolo he says he wants to improve motos tarnished image but

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from i was sorry it's strange to see this logo here in india if you leave off the everest and it's asif i'm back home to the us the. doctor cost out doctor cause. next. year. i'm a surgeon i mean i was an associate professor with a lecturer in a department i don't need money for them occupation medicine you can only earn money if you work for the company but if you work for the company you cannot diagnose occupation because it so the only way you can do it if you don't want to work. i want to give you i'm suffering but i don't speak up in these otherwise i'll lose my job i think you know i have young daughters and a son who is studying if i don't work a main how will we survive high gazans are. they going to do what i'm going in or the other source of employment the even if they don't want them to die and there was never that i mean it's like that i lived their lives like them or i'm in their work in their work and they don't know what they were like media because they don't know money. so you have got a disability bus and they don't 60 percent 60. s in their voice loss of weight loss

ina announced it will not allow expeditions on the northern side of mount everest.e on that story on bbc.com. >> italy remains the worst hit country outside china. the situation in other europn countries is becoming more serious. in spain, the number of infections isrl n 3000 by today and the number of deaths almost doubling, now 84. madrid has 38 deaths. the prime minister approved a package of 2.8 billion euros, three believe dollars, to help regional authorities mitigate the economic impact. and a furtherne bilon euros has been set aside for t health ministry. >> if we want to defeat the virus as soon as plan and social response ability are essential. the situation man's major changes in hygiene, reading, being at work,re leind travel. the government is taking charge of ts. -- the situation demands. every m citizt take care of their own health in order to help others, especially the most vulnerable groups. >> mr. sanchez is holding his meetings by videoconference after his dippy prime and esther -- beauty prime minister -- his deputy prime minister's wife tested

in 2003, i was sitting at my desk and i looked up on the screen above me at the chinese summit everestth anniversary. it looked so majestic and beautiful that i thought i would do that. so i showed up in 2005, climbed it, luckily, and by surprise raised over £250,000. more or less ten times then i expected. so i went back in 2007, completely and utterly inspired that i had found this amazing vehicle, and because i had raised so much money, i felt that this was a turning point for me. my self—esteem bucket inside me, as i called it, somebody had put their finger in my self—esteem bucket and i suddenly felt wonderful. so i carried that through into 2007, i deemed to do the world's first double traverse up, down and turn around and have a cup of tea and come back over, and just before it, on impulse i wrote now one of my infamous begging e—mails, i wrote those prophetic words. and i wrote them once and i erased it and wrote them twice and long story short, eventually i hit the send button and ran from the office, but the world did not change. i thought it was going to. so it was this foll

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everest bartolo welcome to conflict so thank you you've made it clear that in the wake of the murder of nicaragua and all the corruption scandals that have followed that malta needs to rebuild its reputation that isn't going to happen until their body starts telling the truth is that i agree at the fact when i was appointed for and i 1st minister because they told me to go ahead and see what you can do i made that very clear not a beautician or a plastic surgeon over there are a glib things which have to be dealt with they have to be dealt with in malta in terms of reality or not of the presentation of reality where we're getting to possibly what some of those 30 things are but i'm curious why former ministers like you supported a government that you knew was rotten to the core. well when things started coming out of the time of the panama papers of course to succeed i made it very clear that thought i'd accept the bill. but you say go on i stayed on. i had the choice. i admire savonarola but they had my go a little more i had to i had the survivor strategy where i could fight anothe

china has also blocked access to everest from its side of the border.ental health — but are less likely to be able to access the right kind of care. that's according to research commissioned by nhs england, which found that these groups face a wide range of inequalities when it comes to mental illness. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has this exclusive report. loop the loop. tie shoelaces. perfect bunny ears. can't afford to trip now... for harun khan, poetry is a positive way of maintaining his mental health. but it hasn't been easy, after the years of feeling let down by public services. from the age of about five i've experienced sort of prolonged bouts of sadness and depression, and it was only my late 30s when i decided to go to a doctor and get treated for it, and i ended up with a misdiagnosis of borderline personality disorder, which from what i've now realised is a common misdiagnosis for black and minority ethnic patients. music, playing at the correct pitch... harun is not alone. a new report by the charity the race equalit

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afghans and syrians last night we were at an informal border crossing point not sar not far from the everest river and the iranians we ran into were in their late twenty's and they were had jobs in istanbul but thought they'd give it a try and and see you know if they can try and cross through the e.u. . and i mean it was very it's very very cold freezing temperatures there was a family of 16 syrians that we spoke to grandfather in a wheelchair they pushed 10 kilometers down the path and back. and there were fires all along the route down that 10 kilometer path of migrants just trying to huddle to keep warm not knowing where they would spend the night when a walsh thanks so much for talking to dana thank you. time now to look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in iraq one person was killed and 24 more injured when security forces clashed with anti-government protesters in baghdad students had taken to the streets demanding an independent new prime minister i say the designated candidate mohamed alawi is part of the same corrupt system that has failed. the opposition p

not sorry not far from the everest river and the iranians we ran into were in their late twenty's they were had had jobs in istanbul but thought they'd give it a try and see you know if they can try and cross through the e.u. . and i mean it was very it's very very cold freezing temperatures there was a family of 15 syrians that we spoke to grandfather in a wheelchair they pushed 10 kilometers down the path and back. and there were fires all along the route down that 10 kilometer path of migrants just trying to huddle to keep warm not knowing where they would spend the night lennon we had in the report about some of the frustration and the the anxiety of those people gathered on the border what hope is there that something's going to change in the near future for well it's i mean it's hard to say. sorry connection it's hard to say what what will happen but. we saw today that the steady flow of migrants is continuing through this town hall which is where most of them have a vision a good we've heard reports that since they're hearing that they're not able to cross there are people who a

the migrants are attempting to cross the everest river on the other side lies greece. many of those who make it across are pushed back by the greek military. the greek soldiers take everything from you and your family even your food their beating people and sending us back to turkey. those who didn't make it will have to sit tight on the border despite the freezing temperatures when the sun comes up they will try again. and correspondent dorian jones joins me now from istanbul dorian the greek government has made serious accusations against turkey accusing it of using refugees as pawns to exert diplomatic pressure has there been a response from ankara. well ankara said that any criticism of his decision to stop migrants from leaving the country will is absolute rampant hypocrisy they say turkey has blemish record of dealing with the refugee crisis saying the country is hosting around 4000000 refugees 3 and a half 1000000 from syrian civil war and a half a 1000000 from conflicts from the region and it says despite hosting such a huge number of people the support it's ge

visits and mass gatherings effective immediately nepal has canceled all climbing permits for mount everest and other himalayan peaks it's also revoked visas for foreigners until the end of april. environmental activists grazer to bourke has called on campaigners to avoid mass protests as the corona virus spreads but she says her fridays for future movement will organize online strikes instead the credit is having an impact on pollution in china where the disease originated there it has led to a decrease in carbon emissions says economic activity slowed but as we report many believe the effect will only be temporary. the surgical mask a popular home remedy against airborne threats until a few months ago smog and car fumes were the greatest concerns to urban dwellers such as those in vietnam but now the corona virus has taken over as the biggest worry for many as air pollution has dissipated the virus has emptied the streets of china's megacities and manufacturing has slowed. drastic quarantine measures implemented by chinese authorities have resulted in significantly cleaner air as this gra

. >>> in nepal the government delayed new safety rules for mount everest. they were originally due to take effect in may and it is in response to the deaths of 11 climbers on mount everest last year and government leaders in nepal say they need more time to go over the new rules for people who want to climb the world largest highest on the proposal includes banning all an experienced mountain climbers. >>> back to the stock markets because they are supposed to be starting trading once again and there it goes. continuing to drop. once the s&p 500 dropped seven 7% that is when the first circuit breaker kicked in and closedreopened but the s&p 500 is continuing to drop or the 7% and the dow jones is down almost 2000 points, that is hard to say, 1960 to, the next circuit breaker that would kick and as if the s&p 500 drops 13%. that would be another 15 minute halt. if it drops 20% they are done for the day and they will not continue trading. we will keep watching this and a lot of this is due to the concern of continuous spread of the coronavirus. schools are cl

today, officials announcing on mount everest for the climbing season. the chinese government has shut down the tibetan side of the mountain, expeditions are closed effective immediately and all climbing permits are canceled through the end of april. >>> rain in the forecast as we head into the weekend. which may not be convenient but there's no option to it. it is going to put a dent in that. good evening, no problems with any outdoor plans. putting a dent in those drought conditions abnormally dry for the northbay locations, moderate the rest of the bay area. is a live look right now for the power cam looking toward sutro tower. a lot of low cloud cover instead of actual fog temperatures mostly in the 60s, but seeing the 50s on the map as well. temperatures tonight i'm going to be at home, very similar. we don't want very -- warm-up very much. doesn't matter if you are along the coast, further inland, we are going to be stuck in the 50s for the highs. it is going to bring us the first round of rain early tomorrow morning. midnight, nothing happening ye

that means mountaineers will not be able to get permits to climb mount everest during the period.he coronavirus is also affecting sports events. this weekend's season opening formula 1 grand prix in melbourne australia has been canceled. it follows news of one team withdrawing from the race after a member tested positive for the virus. in the u.s., major league baseball will delay opening day by at least two weeks. the decision follows the postponement of the national basketball association and the suspension of the national hokkaido league. in entertainment the broadway league says theaters will suspend all shows immediately through april 12th. >> we e were disapappointed but the end of thee day it's probaby the right move. this thing is causing all kinds of heartburn. >> at the white house, donald trump says he's not worried about interaion with the brazilian official who tested positive for the virus. the official accompanied brazil's president to a dinner at trump's florida residence. >> we sat next to each other for a period of time, had a great conversation. he's doing a ter

>>and climbers hoping to summit mount everest this spring will have to suspend their expeditions, nepal and china have close to both sides of the mountain climbers over fears of coronavirus spread. nepal is also closing its other 400 some peeks to whispering expeditions. across the us sanitation supplies is just off the shelves as people try to protect themselves from a coronavirus hard to find them really for a wisconsin company that helps make those supplies. it has been a busy few weeks. >>and that will probably be the case looking forward megan hedstrom now reports on how production has been ramping up. >>concern and the. it is much higher now than when it's ever been in the past. >>the demand is high and the supply is low. which is why wisconsin based guy and o'neill is working nonstop to package of whites and sanitizers we are seeing unprecedented demand on the marketplace for. >>this in fact 2 >>know we'll is based in fredonia manufacture wet wipes and liquid products you seen some of the brand's a package for on shelves across the country starting about. >>you know 10 days ago,

officials in nepal are shutting down all expeditions on mount everest for the year's climbing season following reports from climbers that the chinese government shut down the tibet side of the mountain. expedition will stop immediately and permits are canceled through the end of april. >>> it is 4:52. neighbors helping neighbors. >> still ahead in our next half- hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, next, how one community is working to support each other during this time of uncertainty. >>> and taking a live look at mineta san jose international airport on this monday morning, time a ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. >>> good morning. it is a wet start to the day. tracking light rain pushing across the bay area. so zooming in and you can see that light rain pushing across in the area. grab an umbrella out the door. we'll take you hour by hour on futurecast coming up. >>>

combination of these 2 will it gives you a lot of cars so for example if a cashier was patient for example everest every single customers or potential patients they had to be tested and using credit cards or of course you can find out all do all the clinical scanners and then see if the t.v.'s can give you even more finite movement to data. to the patient to talk to in the past who the patient to pointing to poor example and then someone can i just interrupt you did on who think professor it is dangerous when a government can track every step of its citizens it is certainly is so this is this is an emergency manager who will only when the only when the president of troops see this dental put it is a control gets all excess to tease authorities or with a towel through police so when this situation is over they don't have the data don't get us to stay longer professor john once on joining us live from seoul in south korea thank you very much for this and what. if you think you. know the answer few questions about how south korea handled the fight against the virus the fresh questions around the glob

of flooding europe with refugees away from from turkey because what we saw in the land border with everest. was a very effective rebuttal of tens of thousands of people and on the maritime border we simply didn't see the onslaught my assumption was as i was covering the story from lesbos and i'd be interested in hearing your view that the entire industry that had been built up in 201520165 smugglers who is sending these refugees into the aegean has been dismantled that the boat building capacity is no longer there but you may have a plan operating idea or so to sign on and john i'm just going to allow the other people to get into this conversation so how tight from iran i know exactly down to because this is a story that you have both been covering so deeply over the last few last sinan excuse me eva on. chat before we actually started the show there are concerns that techie is not the refugee camp of you that is that a fan assessment of how talking is being treated. well i actually did turkey hold the largest number of refugees across the world so it is it holds i must draw a 1000000 numb

street like larry summers and others to collateralize that predictable income stream to create a mount everest of debt. and to play games in the bond market to create that raunchy income that recurring source of income how they've become billionaires by capitalizing on sick and dying people nuts how the hospital system became so huge in america's because it's predictable people are will be sick to please die a good society doesn't turn that into a profit center for the worst elements in society a good society would downplay that and that's not america well another element that is discussed widely online is of course our hospitals are massive profit centrists owned by private equity and it makes no economic sense you do not earn any profit by having spare ventilators in your basement they cost about 30 $5000.00 each and it makes no sense to spend the money on that when $35000.00 could go toward stock buybacks or to executive compensation so that's one of the things but in terms of this covert 19 i want to discuss the fact that the c.d.c. released numbers about the mortality rate per age group i

the migrants are attempting to cross the everest river on the other side lies greece. many of those who make it across are pushed back by the greek military. the greek soldiers take everything from you if you're found able. even your food they're beating people and sending us back to turkey. and the. those who didn't make it will have to sit tight on the border despite the cold temperatures when the sun comes up they'll try again. for more on the story and we can speak to d.w. correspondent yulia han she fall she joins us now live from istanbul hi julie oh good to see you this crisis really has escalated tensions between greece and turkey we've seen the greek government accused turkey of using migrants as pawns to exert diplomatic pressure how is responding to that. well turkish officials have rejected such criticism that's hardly surprising one advisor to president said criticizing turkey's refugee policy i quote him here was shameful and disingenuous at the same time. re news surats prison edwin for example earlier today said that millions of migrants and refugees wo

lawyers and investigators and analysts to get our teeth into this mountain of evidence that is in everest to climb to ensure the rights of victims are vindicated i think that's a positive development it doesn't mean the task is easy it was plain sailing would be talking about i understand your point about the your ability to conduct a credible investigation that you have the freedom to investigate and the you know the credit you would like to give to iraqi authorities understood however my question more is whether you're frustrated at some point you face some frustration at least for having finished your work. gathered the evidence it does seem like there is a challenge in bringing that evidence to a fair system are you satisfied let me put the question this way so am i correct in understanding right now you are satisfied with the legal process in iraq up this way rock itself as a sovereign authority is repeated in the council that we respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of iraq so the most eloquent voice is not mine but that of the government of iraq the truth of the matter

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the migrants are attempting to cross the everest river on the other side lies greece. many of those who make it across are pushed back by the greek military. the greek soldiers take everything from you with your valuables even your food their beating people and sending us back to turkey. and the. those who didn't make it will have to sit tight on the border despite the cold temperatures when the sun comes up they'll try again. so what is the european union's response to all of this let's go to our correspondent arena straus is standing by for us in brussels hi marina and this is a real crisis that we're talking about and greece has said very clearly this is not our problem alone to solve this is a european problem to solve so what is the e.u. doing. frontex the european border agency actually says that's received a call from the greek government to launch a very fast intervention their. projects told to w. and also wrote intruder that they will look in sadat and see how they can calgary help crease in the shortest time possible also the e.u. higher percentage feels tha

of varia has followed suit as well as zola and nepal has cancelled all climbing permits for mount everest and other himalayan peaks it also revoked visas for foreigners until the end of april. more than 2300 cases of covert 19 here in germany now earlier chancellor merkel said that over 2 thirds of the country's population could eventually become ill despite that warning the government has faced criticism for being slow to respond to the virus threat is a closer look at how people here are coping as infections continue to rise. no panic here just an orderly line outside one of the coronavirus testing centers in berlin it may only be an inch he throw to a rather mild symptom but a growing number of people want to get checked there's no big outbreak yet in the german capital but individual cases are becoming more frequent this school is one of several that have closed after a teacher and a people both tested positive for the virus. no one is yet talking of closing berlin's public transport system even though people know packed underground trains may help spread infection in fact the city's

has banned cruise ship visits and mass gatherings effective immediately new poll has closed mount everest and other himalayan peaks to mountain climbers. the wife of canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for the corona virus sophie gregg watre though has just returned home from a trip to london when she experienced mild symptoms according to an official statement prime minister trudeau himself is in good health with no symptoms of the virus but we will be self isolating he says and working from home for 2 weeks as a precaution kind of the has reported nearly 150 coronavirus cases and one death. well here in germany the credit death toll has risen to 6 stands for i'm going to medical met the country's state premiers on thursday evening to coordinate further measures to contain the spread of the virus she told reporters that her government accepted the advice of germany's leading medical experts michael said there would be a court unaided effort to ensure medical facilities were properly equipped for the outbreak. she also vowed to safeguard the country by all means nec