the technology in the far east and china as they are to be used.omponent manufacturers in the uk so we have to source from the far east. so if the circuit boards are not being made, what are the implications for your customers? massive implications. but we are not looking at it with too much the red at the moment. i think that everything at the moment is under control and we can resource but in the long term if this is not sorted, it will have implications for our customers. thanks very much indeed for speaking to us, really interesting to see how the knock—on effect of this cascades all around the world. briefly now and some of the other main business stories. the us department of homeland security issued rules to implement newrestrictions on americans who have recently visited china to address the threat of the coronavirus. the new rules will mean airlines are expected to scrutinize passports of travelers, and warned the new rules could require passengers to arrive even earlier for us—bound flights. , following new requirements from the united st

and will take you to a far east in kenya. women are earning a livelihood farming by supplies it's also saving the environment. they're trying to keep your head above water in a failed state we speak to a teenager determined to make a go off life in the impoverished guinea-bissau. hello i'm christine will go well come to deeds every news africa it's good to have your company but always presidents people with that it has been dealt another blow the constitutional court has dismissed his appeal off a courtroom ling that an old he's may election win last week judges ruled that the 2900 had been mocked by irregularities and nominees which they described as being so widespread and systematic that the integrity of the results had been seriously compromised now it's the 1st time a presidential election has been challenge on vehicle grounds since malawi gained independence in 1964 and it's only the 2nd time and election has been nullified in africa the 1st was kenya in 2017 now thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to c

but what potential impact will the coronavirus have with respect to players from china and the far easte everyone show off the shuttlecock skills. points win prizes, but it is not as easy as it looks. how many points did you get, tony? six. happy with that? no. 12 points. i'd make a budding olympic champion. went to get you some lessons. i got 46 points, a bit lucky today i think. gail isn't going shopping, she has brought her back it along to show her passion for badminton. back in 2004, gail w011 for badminton. back in 2004, gail won a silver medal in the mixed doubles. 12 months later, they become the last british player to win gold at the all england championships in birmingham. just amazing memories, to walk out in a final, hearing out your home crowd cheering for you. i can feel all the already thinking about it. for me, i have amazing memories of it, i'm just gutted i'm too old to play any more! no surprise to learn that chinese players dominated the all england championships last year, just like every year since birmingham the first stage the event in 1994. but when at the tourn

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continues where airlines are reducing the flights that they are taking to china or anywhere out in the far eastpotentially see a challenge for the airlines in terms of keeping the slots that also are we going to see empty planes flying? an interesting question. i was just flying? an interesting question. i wasjust going to say are so question. i wasjust going to say are so many knock—on effect. and at this point, we still don't know if the virus has reached its peak, et cetera. we a re has reached its peak, et cetera. we are waiting from the latest news on numbers et cetera all the time. so much more to discuss but i really wa nt to more to discuss but i really want to get onto this next story because we know you a really have the inside track on this one, having worked with borisjohnson when he was the mayor of london and at that time introducing the boris bite. i was the mayor's transport advisor back then. he confirmed hs2 will go ahead, the full package, it also there is cycling, bus travel, all sorts. take us through it. we are about to see the vision that this new government have for deli

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snow feature of the next 24 hours so is run the forecast you can see quite a bit of snow across the far east of turkey far north east of iraq and through northern iran and temperatures really struck in the advantages to tehran maximum of 9 degrees further south is looking fine nice weather conditions here in doha max and 25 degrees with light winds heading on through into tuesday much of that snow clears away so dry conditions here but still some pretty low nighttime temperatures well into negative features in the across eastern parts of turkey temperatures in tehran expected to recover into double figures at least and again temperatures rising here around the arabian peninsula too by the high of 28 degrees heading into central parts of africa we've still got quite a few showers across parts of tanzania also we're expecting some pretty heavy downpours further to. wards the west across democrats are publicly congo and also for the central african republic. is expected to continue during the course of choose a somebody plunket downpours expected here should be bright though in kampala uganda h

we're working with allies in the far east to stand up against china. so, yeah, i think this is the way normal leaders are dealing with the president. i'm delighted to see him there. india truly matters as we're dealing with russia and dealing with china. liz: we're just seeing the dow futures ticking and s&p futures and nasdaq going into the green right now. futures moving higher into the green. general, all of china's neighbors, 14 countries that share a land border with china announced they have either sealed their border partially or have travel restrictions on chain. turkey and pakistan shut its border with iran over the weekend. china is postponing the opening of parliament for the first time in decades. look at that map. general, your reaction to what is going on with coronavirus? >> obviously this is a very contagious virus by comparison to others. others have been more fatal but certainly it is the contagious nature, the fact that it is not detected and can live inside of your body for a while. meanwhile you're transmitting that to other people

there's a slight chance we will see a shower sprinkle for the far east. the files south bay on sunday. all of us, though, will see cooler temperatures actually dropping down below average for this time of year to end our weekend. for today, in the meantime, 76 in sunnyvale. looking at 78 in san jose. and morgan hill. we're looking at the east bay, 77 in concord as well as for pleasant hill. walnut creek, topping out at 76 degrees. sausalito, 72. 73, berkeley. 64 in san leandro. 78 in santa rosa. and topping out at 78 for cloverdale and windsor. 70 the night, fe fthek especially on saturday. and again, that slim chance of a shower or a sprinkle for the far east bay south bay. high pressure built. in next week. back to you. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace,

the owner of far east cafe said restaurants have had cancellations. >> there's no need for panic, there'smed cases in the city and county of san francisco. >> the city is committed to transparency. if there's a confirmed case we'll let the public know. >> we're monitoring a handful of individuals from with you hand wuhan. >> that line was deleted. >> they deserve such unfair dream just because they come from china or an origin of china. you know, to combat diseases or virus like this, we need to be united. >>> apple is closing 42 of the stores in mainland china. it was closing towards, offices and contact centers out of an abundance of caution. china is the third biggest market behind the united states and europe and where most iphone s are made. >>> uber has suspended the accounts of 240 users in mexico city who may have come in contact with someone with the virus. two drivers may have transported a passenger with the virus. >>> flames race through a apartment complex killing a man and injuring the dog. the fire protection district said the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. it

that will change sunday with low pressure finally beginning to sink out of canada because it is too far east it is not the typical cold front coming out of the gulf. it is just going to pick up winds sunday but it will be drive. with future cast we hardly get anything in the way of clouds. taking this into tomorrow maybe cloudiness along the shoreline but that would be about it. saturday afternoon fairly clear and plenty of sunshine ahead. for the first part of the weekend first things first. mostly clear and cool tonight. tomorrow mild numbers come up and as we get into saturday nice but breezy and cooler sunday. high temperatures friday 68 degrees and down in the south bay we hit 68 in san jose again and 69 for livermore. in the forecast it is all sunny side up and then that odd looking symbol sunday means it will be windy but it will also be sunny. temperatures climb into the mid to upper 60s. as far as the eye can see there is no rain. >>> guess who is looking at the top leaderboard at pebble beach? and warriors top score is going, who is coming? growing up in a family that struggled eco

that epidemic has taken a roll on cruise operators has led to cancel aigs to the far east. and facebook has quietly released a new app that looks like pinterest. you could capture your artists like cooking and baking and arts and crafts and you could track progress over time and collections. it does not have a social sharing feature but could be used to create videos of projects once they are finished. >> another something. >> every day. >> happy valentine's day to you. you look lovely in red. >> thanks. >> thank you. i wish i could see you. i doan have a monitor. i'm sure you look very lovely. >> we'll send you a picture, don't worry. thanks, rahel. >> have a great weekend. >>> 4:41 now and fired over fraudulent spending. still ahead this morning, we're going to talk about the lavish events a southern california dean is accusing of dropping college cash on. >>> plus kari hall tracking the forecast. >> we're starting out warmer, 40s and 50s and warming up into the 60s today. we'll look at that valentine's day weekend forecast coming up next. >>> well let's sprinkle the road

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the owner of far east grant avenue said some restaurants have had cancellations. business owners are worried about the economic impact. >> there is no need for panic. there are no confirmed cases in the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin say it is city is committed to transparency. if there is a confirmed case, they will let the public know right away. >> we are monitoring a handful of individuals who have returned from wuhan who are not exhibiting any symptoms but we are on top of that. >> reporter: there are concerns how panic could fuel prejudice against the chinese community. for example, uc berkeley's health services department apologized after calling xenophobia a common reaction to the coronavirus in a social media post. that line was later >> just china, because china. and you know, to combat diseases or virus like this, we need to be united. >> reporter: the annual lunar parade is still on next week in san francisco. there will be officials along the parade route in case of an emergency. live in san francisco. >>> apple

low-pressure will dive out of the north but it is too far east and it will not pick up moisture but it will cool things down and the winds will pick up sunday. the weather service is puzzling over whether or not to issue a wind advisory for sunday. that is the excitement in the weather department. for the meantime a few low clouds sneak through and then they pulled back to the shoreline. by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon, it looks like a mostly sunny day saturday which is a better day for getting things done then sunday. sunday it will get blustery and chilly. saturday is looking nice and mild. mostly clear and cool tonight, patchy fog not too much really. tomorrow is looking nice, sunshine for most and mild friday into saturday. things change sunday and numbers come down with winds picking up. that is about it. high temperatures friday we will gain about 1-6 degrees today, santa fe was up from yesterday's readings and tomorrow 68 degrees. plenty of sunshine. the extended forecast look at that. we have sunshine all over the place and sunday you may be looking thinking is that

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to russia's far east where honest around the world have been braving subzero temperatures and biting winds and a half marathon with an unusual twist. here's a nice remarkable it doesn't matter who you are how old you are what interests you have running in the markets and brings you together. in front running up next a look at a band fracking proposals for u.s. energy policy from democratic candidate strong thomas will bring you the not the headlines here on our next hour. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only mostly and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. most of frontrunning 2020 with banks kaiser and stacy herbert as we look at the issues and policies heading into the election now today stacey we're taking a look at energy policy banned fracking that's what the millennial n.z. want if their support for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren is anything to go by of course obama and that democratic administration their signature policy

mid 60s throughout much of the south bay and you can see the numbers, the far east bay, you can see some of the warmer spots like redwood at 66, 67 pleasant hill come back to 59 for sausalito, we go to 65 and then we move up north into sonoma county santa rosa we go to 68. the high will hit 63. seven day forecast, no surprise that there is no rain and it. we were talking about that at the top of the newscast. what you do have our daytime highs coming back into the low 70s by the middle of next week and let. julia come back over to you. >> in san francisco historic gold rush era coin sold for $1 million, take a look. it's an 1855 $50 kellogg coin made here in san francisco. it's 2.5 ounces of almost pure gold. the coin was sold at witter coin in san francisco. >> the san francisco mint did not open up until 1854, so that gold rush started in 1848. you have this time. where there was no coinage being made. you had all of these well known established tankers. they took in all of the gold dust and nuggets coming in from the gold rush field and they would melt it down and turned into pure coi

later we see rain moving into the far south—east of england, just clipping the south—east.uned to the forecast. hello, it's friday, it's ten o'clock, i'm joanna gosling and we're live from new broadcasting house. wales now has its first confirmed case of cornonavirus and two more have been confimed in england minutes ago. more than a0 countries outside china have now reported cases — new zealand, lithuania and nigeria are the latest to be added to the list. the bank of england's governor has said we should downgrade the uk's growth forecasts as stock markets fall again. a lot of our attention has been on italy and japan, and actually what happens in iran and africa is probably more significant in terms of the risks of this turning into a pandemic where the spread across borders becomes not possible to contain.

describing it as a massacre and it comes on top of the countless koala deaths caused by recent bush far. east africa is being plagued by swarms of hundreds of millions of locusts and they're threatening not only people's livelihoods but they're also threatening food supplies somalia ethiopia and kenya have been worst hit by the desert locust so far but the u.n. is warning without a rapid response many other countries in east africa and on the arabian peninsula could be at risk as well. locusts fill the skies of northern kenya a rusty brown haze across the landscape eating up the greenery and everything people here depend on for food. that people i did expect to not i'm not only hungry people as ivan would want that i still can would you to be talking about a station which is the duty to c.d.'s 12 swarms have descended on kenya so far even the smallest swarm needs just a day to destroy crops that would provide food for 2 and a half 1000 people. the insects reproduce in massive numbers afterwards they lay their eggs deep in the soil. the offspring is born 4 weeks later they can cover up to 150

nothing like we have seen in the far east but these places have been shot here.e tuesday. the venice carnival should be on its climactic day that is not happening because of fears about the disease. we had just come today from the exclusion zone, the red zone, the exclusion zone, the red zone, the towns which have been quarantined off, where people have been told to stay at home and the police are not letting them through for fear of spread, the atmosphere is very strange. people have been speaking to the bbc by phone. in towns round about, there is a real sense that pa rfaits towns round about, there is a real sense that parfaits are shut, businesses are closed and i were real fears that this disease will have a significant impact on the italian economy because northern italy is the powerhouse of italy in places like milan and the whole region are being affected by this disease and people hope that it will not spread any further. people have different views on this whole thing. some people say different views on this whole thing. some people say it is very impor

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mer virus has a firmer foothold in the far east.daegu, korea, the number of cases quadrupled over the weekend, a worry for its 2.5 million residents and for the 2,500 u.s. servicemen stationed there. >> our population is not vulnerable. still, though, we're all nervous about it. >> reporter: they're nervous, too, in costa mesa, california, where the city is trying to get a restraining order against plans to house up to 50 people who have tested positive for the virus in a local hospital. >> we are not going continue to be the place where everybody drops off their crises. >> reporter: with a cluster of more than 200 cases now here in italy, there is plenty of nervousness to go around. italian health authorities, norah, say the next few days will be critical to see whether they've contained it. >> o'donnell: all right, mark. thank you. we turn now to the 2020 campaign. our new cbs news battleground poll has joe biden leading the pack here in south carolina ahead of saturday's primary. but bernie sanders is closing in fast, and his con

it's the ice storm contest, held annually in the far east of russia, and it could just be the toughest, there are lots of people but after two minutes, you are alone. translation: anything can happen. we've already stepped in a lot of cracks. the swedish pole vaulter armand duplantis has set a new world record for the second week in a row. the 20—year—old easily cleared 6.18 metres in glasgow on saturday. dupla ntis is coached by his father greg, also a succesful pole vaulter. a reminder of our top story: china has insisted the outbreak of the new coronavirus is gradually coming under control after the latest figures showed a drop in the number of new cases for the third consecutive day. however the world health 0rganization says it may yet become a global epidemic. they've also asked china to elaborate on how it's diagnosing the disease. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter — i'm @sipusey. you can get in touch with some of the team there. and also our website has all the stories we have covered and much more. by now, thanks for watching and stay tun

it‘s the ice storm contest, held annually in the far east of russia, and it could just be the toughesteady stepped in a lot of cracks. -15! rather them than me. the swedish pole vaulter armand duplantis has set a new world record for the second week in a row. the 20—year—old easily cleared 6.18 metres in glasgow on saturday. dupla ntis is coached by his father greg, also a successful pole vaulter. a quick reminder of our top story: china has insisted the outbreak of the new coronavirus is gradually coming under control after the latest figures showed a drop in the number of new cases for the third consecutive day. however, the world health organization says it may yet become a global epidemic. they‘ve also asked china to elaborate on how it‘s diagnosing the disease. in a new measure to control its spread, the country has announced that it will disinfect banknotes and keep them out of circulation for 14 days. and for more details on the outbreak, go to our website. you can find information on the spread of the disease. just go to bbc.com/news to find all of that. you can get in touch wi

people have died in an earthquake measuring 5.7 on the scale this is right on the border with iran far east of the country province and this is a very seismically active area so far we're hearing of 5 people being injured but this is a situation of course that can escalate as often is the case with a great. let's go to the united states on bernie sanders is positioned himself as the front runner for the democratic nomination for the u.s. presidency with a decisive win in nevada many is for it did sound is to win but the margin was a surprise some of his rivals are now looking ahead to the south carolina primary to keep their chances alive well grenell reports from las vegas we have now won the battle clark in. a resounding victory for bernie sanders as he sealed his position as front runner and moved a step closer to winning the democratic nomination we have just put to go. a multi-generational multi ridge racial coalition which is going up not only win in nevada it's going to sweep this country. the vermont senator set up a strong and sophisticated organization in nevada winning strong sup

greens they play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime minister justin trudeau has recognised the right to protest but he's pushing for a swift resolution industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy and are urging the restarting of train services i'm not here to advocate for a project i'm here to advocate for a process that make sure that we don't fail to allow canadians to be heard effectively through the examination fair and full of these types of applications. if the pipeline outcry continues c.n.n. rial says temporary layoffs are possible gauge al-jazeera the presidents of the rue says he's facing increasing pressure from moscow to join russia in a unified state for 2 months russia has cut oil supplies to the reuss which relies on its neighbor for 80 percent of its energy president alexander lukashenko says it's part of russia's push to merge the countries because of faces reelection this year and has governed for 2 decades says he will find alternative markets for oil

greens they play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime minister justin trudeau has recognised the right to protest but he's pushing for a swift resolution industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy and are urging the restarting of train services i'm not here to advocate for a project i'm here to advocate for a process that make sure that we don't fail to allow canadians to be heard effectively through the examination fair and full of these types of applications. if the pipeline outcry continues c.n.n. rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. journalists in the philippines demonstrating against attempts to close down the country's largest t.v. network a government lawyer filed a petition to cancel the franchise of a.b.s. c.b.s. corporation on monday the network has been a fierce critic of president were driven to take out a serious general allen dog was at the protest. they're calling this the red friday protests hundreds of journalists and activists

greens that play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime minister justin trudeau has recognised the right to protest but he's pushing for a swift resolution industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy and are urging the restarting of train services i'm not here to advocate for a project i'm here to advocate for a process that make sure that we don't fail to allow canadians to be heard. effectively through the examination fair and full of these types of applications. if the pipeline outcry continues c.n.n. says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage. now jerry i said 1st anniversary of the beginning of the mass movements that i'll said the country's longest serving leader president i'm a fake i was removed in april but protesters are still demanding freedom and democracy as well as the removal of those they call the ruling elite victoria. every friday for the last year they've been demanding an overhaul of algeria's entire political establishment. many algerian say they fe

some showers into western parts of japan but further north eastern parts of china they're seeing so far eastof russia seeing some outbreaks of snow coming towards the south where the conditions are generally looking pretty good hong kong should be dry there there's a chance of the odd shot in taipei highs here of 22 degrees into south asia we've got the risk of showers across northern parts of india so for delhi the city the risk of wanted to thunderstorms that temperatures still 26 degrees and it's looking pretty wet as we head into shore lanka some heavy downpours here here in the arabian peninsula quite a strong blowing down through the arabian sea 23. an estimated 100000 lives cruelly ended over a century ago. a distant past not to the descendants of the sultan. a tale of colonialism and racial supremacy unravels in the quest for justice and recognition of the sacrifices of tribal people to maybe. skulls of my people i witnessed documentaries. on to syria. time for a 2nd look at the top stories here it out is there. the shooting dead of at least 9 people in germany is under investigation

the clear to the far south—east as we go through the afternoon. are brighter skies, a few showers start to move in. strong, gusty winds, may be gusting up to a0 to 50 mph in places. different range of temperatures across the uk but it is cold est temperatures across the uk but it is coldest where it is still snowing in scotland, even going into the evening rush hour. the snow will clear away monday night, turning icy and then for tuesday and wednesday, and then for tuesday and wednesday, a flow of cold air coming down from the north—west on which there will be plenty of showers. although it is colder, there will be some sunshine at times. it won't be wet all the time it isjust at times. it won't be wet all the time it is just showers. they may merge at times to give longer spells of wet weather but a colder, showery speu of wet weather but a colder, showery spell mid week and it looks like towards the end of the week is low pressure comes back, there could be more prolonged areas of rain moving back into the uk. so more rain at times this week, es

syria the rain has moved way woman weather moving in same for eastern parts of turkey but geron the far east and extending down through parts of iraq in the run we've got some significant snowfall in t. there's going to be some very heavy rain developing further south across iran as a move on through the next 24 hours so we've got temperatures of 26 in doha 25 in kuwait we're going to feel the effects that weather system moving down as we head into friday so temperatures are beginning to fall back the shamar wind be picking up but least that rain the snow will be sweeping away towards the east so for tehran temperatures recover up to 14 degrees still you notice circulation of low pressure in the eastern side the mediterranean so for coastal areas of lebanon i think we'll see some heavy showers developing jus in the course of the day heading into africa certainly for northern areas weather conditions are looking dry and fine you see some showers further south towards parts of d.r. congo and congo northwards we've got this breeze still coming in off the mediterranean sea so from china's all th

retailers are worried that they're going to have no stock in store soon because so much comes from the far eastfor swimwear and that's nearly all made in china and you're going to start seeing a lack of those products in store. the spread of coronavirus has revealed how fragile international supply chains are when exposed to shock. but these sudden changes to the fabric of the global economy are bringing unexpected opportunities much closer to home. simon browning, bbc news. you can keep up with the latest developments about the coronavirus outbreak, the symptoms to watch out for, how to guard against the virus and what it means for you, on the bbc news app and on our website. greta thunberg — the teenage climate activist — has led a protest march and strike by school children in bristol. thousands braved rainy conditions to urge world leaders to take more immediate action in tackling climate change, asjon donnison reports. a wet, wintry day but a warm west country welcome for the teenager who has become the face of the fight against climate change. greater. the 17—year—old swede in defiant moo