hull refuses this is group's perspective. secretary of state hall was not receptive to receptions that they have made that they have a thought would avoid the war. in terms of the mistakes. it concerned a meeting at the japanese prime minister have requested a meeting and this is in the summer and fall of 1941. the set prime this prime minister at a unique stature and he commanded respect among all of the competing factions in japan. and he told group he was prepared to go to the united states and meet with them on american soil. he would give the president concessions to reach an agreement to avoid war. in his camp he was revered throughout japan and in and those days. i think the emperor truly wanted a diplomatic resolution. the prime prime minister told him that if he could meet with roosevelt he have to support the emperor to stop the fighting. hall did not want roosevelt to meet with the prime minister and he convinced roosevelt not to meet with the prime minister. president roosevelt had great confidence in his ability.

he wanted to give to president roosevelt and secretary of state cordell hull. while he was on the ship coming back to america, groot wrote a very long letter, a cover letter to president roosevelt this was like a deer frank letter, these guys went to school together so grew and roosevelt knew each other very well. so grew drafted a dear frank letter on the ship to explain he was attaching a copy of this report. and in that letter, grew explained that this japanese prime minister that i'm mention a moment ago had said that the chinese troops would be withdrawn, except for a small contingent in manchuria. and so, that's what group was told in the prime minister come as i said, had told grew that the prime minister had the support of the emperor in doing that. >> in an interview about 30 years ago, when asked if he had buck to the army, i believe he said that he would have been assassinated by the army if he had buck to the army. >> guest: i cannot respond to that because i've not seen that comment. i can tell you, the emperor was revered. so the emperor was someb

it was actually the ammunition combusting when the hull was breached. they took the lighter ammunition and put it in the lower hull. they're called rec storage tanks. in the later versions, the ammo is stored in a double-walled metal box. between the boxes is a solution of glycerin and water. should the hull be breached in that area, it lowers the kinetic energy of the incoming rounds that the an ammunition would no longer combust. that improved the conditions. they came in the 1930's. (technical problem) as the world started to see the advent of armored warfare on a grand scale -- it was designed in the late 1930's. it was designed to go specifically against the german tanks. it was effective against those. as the war evolved, new technologies came out of it. that challenged it quite a bit. they continued to improve the tank throughout the war. this version has the 75 mm, the light version. the 76mm. it gave them capacity for high velocity ammunition. one of the things i like to point out about these is -- the production volume of 49,500 of these tanks

if this we re and for hull fc tonight.d it for me on sports day, much more in the bbc sport website including the latest from konta's match. for me and the rest of the team here it is good night. hello. and welcome to our look ahead with the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me and jason who is head of campaigns the daily mirror and the deputy political editor at the daily express. great to have you both year. before our chat let's ta ke both year. before our chat let's take a look through the papers, going to start up at the daily mail and really it's the coronavirus dominating all the headlines, but the paper itself is reporting that millions of people will be told by health officials to work at home, meanwhile in supermarkets warned consumers against stockpiling. because it means stores could risk running out on key items. the guardian leads on stories about the effect of covid—19 on british universities. institutions face a financial black hole after international students delay starting their courses. as the d

philip norton, bbc news, hull.edical visors per day to help protect nhs staff from coronavirus. engineers, who are used to working on coins and related machinery, developed a successful prototype in 48 hours and the first visors are already in use at a hospital in wales. production is now moving to 2a hours a day, seven days a week at the royal mint‘s south wales site and the team is aiming to increase this to 4,000 per day from tuesday. a partial shutdown has come into effect in russia — with bars, restaurants, parks and entertainment venues shut across the country in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus. according to government statistics, russia has a relatively low number of infections so far, although many believe the official figures don't tell the full story. from moscow, steve rosenberg reports. at times, it felt like just another saturday in moscow. but today was anything but normal. the park by the kremlin, usually packed, was empty. the iconic red square department store shut. all cafes a n

philip norton, bbc look north, hull.y to help protect nhs staff from coronavirus. engineers, who are used to working on coins and related machinery, developed a successful prototype in 48 hours and the first visors are already in use at a hospital in wales. production is now moving to 2a hours a day, seven days a week, at the royal mint‘s south wales site and the team is aiming to increase this to 4,000 per day from tuesday. football and live music are two essential parts of life in spain, and the coronavirus has put them both on hold. to lift spirits, the country's football league la liga, has held a live virtual music festival which has so far raised more than us$700,000 for hospitals. freya cole takes a look at some of the highlights. streamed into homes in spain and around the world, some of the country's biggest stars in music... .. and on the football field. included barcelona star pk and willow who tested positive for coronavirus last week. but the goal of the show was to escape the pandemic, just for a short whil

philip norton, bbc look north, hull., from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan patak. good evening. the premier league champions manchester city have handed over the use of their etihad stadium to the nhs to help in the fight against coronavirus. it's understood the conference rooms and executive boxes will be used to train doctors and nurses. a temporary hospital's already being built at the manchester central convention complex in the centre of the city. raheem sterling is amongst the premier league footballers appealing to fans to respect the current lockdown. we need to stay at home. let's help oui’ we need to stay at home. let's help our nhs buy, you know, staying at home. 0nly leave your house for essential food, home. 0nly leave your house for essentialfood, medicine or exercise. the nhs have been doing a fantastic job so exercise. the nhs have been doing a fantasticjob so let's help them continue their wonderful work by staying at home and protecting the nhs and saving lives. you save lives by staying at home. co

accusing on saturday at latest by munich thrashed hoffenheim that match was also halted after an anti hull protest dortmund kept up the pressure on leipsic with a narrow victory of a freiburg judd sanchez was the difference between the 2 sides the englishman finished from told and has a cross up to 15 minutes it was going number 14 in his incredible but his legacy isn't clung on to they lead a narrow victory puts them just the point behind. elsewhere onset like loud box or if a spirited outspread might speak had a bunk along with 2 good for on friday i just laid off and hetta 6 goals frankfurt's trip to braman was postponed due to the visit as you wrote commitments and don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download at from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of the news story you can also use the data to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you know what's in the news from up next the shift episode looking at the popular tic

you can see sunshine for belfast, liverpool, hull and newcastle as well. some rain around as well, through the middle of the afternoon, across the south—east of the country. by the time we get to sunday evening that rain should be out of the way. so thatis rain should be out of the way. so that is sunday, sunday night into monday should be clear. that is because high—pressure is to develop across some southern because high—pressure is to develop across some southern parts of the uk. and, yeah, ithink that's across some southern parts of the uk. and, yeah, i think that's it. you're mostly on the weather. —— up—to—date on the weather. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. ten more patients have died in england after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 21. more than 200 scientists have written to the government criticising its current approach to the coronavirus outbreak. they say it will put additional stress on the nhs

much of the talk before today's super league tie between hull fc and catalans dragons was around israelobic comments on social media. in the end, his debut passed without incident. however the home side will have more to worry about after letting a 28—10 lead slip — to be beaten 34—29. elsewhere wigan go top with an eight—try hammering of huddersfield and last year's grand finalists salford continued their poor start to the season by losing at home to wakefield. over to australia and the women's t20 world cup, where england had a job to do. they knew they had to beat west indies in theirfinal group game to ensure their place in the semi final. in the end it was a thumping victory — nat sciver starring with the bat yet again — her third half—century of the tournament helping them to a 46 run win. jo currie was there. so we now know three of the four semifinalists in this t20 world cup. india were already through, and we can add england and south africa to the last four. england came through against the west indies, they won the toss and put themselves into bat. danny wyatt made 29, amyjo

at the moment, it can take half a day to get between liverpool and hull, for example.rth, that will really help economic growth. tania, self-employed, small business owner, coronavirus rearing its head, how long can you keep going? we have already had an interest rate cut announced this morning. what else can we do? i'm self—employed so no one is going to help me, i got to help myself. figures have improved so maybe i will have to dip into my savings but how long can i go on with it? in terms of the other priorities, more cash, it is all about cash flow, isn't it? yes, we would love to see more bobbies on the beat as well. you have got a problem here? massive nationwide shoplifting problem, and it is draining the high street, not only trading businesses but preventing people coming out on the streets because they don't want to see it all be part of it and we need to stop it and they know they can get away with it. that is what is happening. what are the other priorities, like local transport? happening. what are the other priorities, like localtransport? to be fair, it

seven seconds from full time prevented a shock in the fifth round of rugby league's challenge cup, as hulleld eagles and widnes were among today's other winners. leicester riders have won the women's british basketball league trophy for the third year in a row. they beat durham by 70—66 in a replay of last year's final, thanks to a game high 23 points by match mvp sara hinriksdottir. in the men's final, this free throw from darius defoe for the newcastle eagles helped them secure their eighth bbl trophy. the eagles managed to hold on, despite a late comeback from semi—professional side solent kestrels to win 96—9a in overtime. it's finals day at the all england badminton championships in birmingham. victor axelsen of denmark has been crowned the mens champion. axelsen beat the top seed, chu tien chen in straight sets to become the first danish winner of the men's title since 1999, with a certainly different way to celebrate his victory. and in the women's final, tai zu—ying won her third all england title in four years, with a straight sets victory over the world number one, chen yu fay, f

with regard to how did truman and hull travel -- i told you how roosevelt got to yalta. it was very difficult to get there. hull, i think, took an airplane. truman still took a ship. so he traveled the old-fashion way. if you think about summitry it was being made possible by more comfortable kinds of travel arrangements that the leaders could make. certainly, in the post world war ii world, they would fly usually like churchill flew during the war. roosevelt, i think because of his heart condition, couldn't really fly. the way he flew from malta -- i think the plane had to go 10,000 feet, very low, which was dangerous. they have to be very careful over what territory they flew. so he couldn't fly 30,000 feet above the ground. with regard to france, i left that out because that's one thing that the doctor will talk about because the decision to involve the french into german occupation was finally decided at yalta because churchill insisted on it. churchill was afraid that the united states would withdraw after the war. there was plenty of indication that roosevelt made

getting some of those hulls extended out a little further. then, boom, february the budget comes over, no 30-year shipbuilding plan. the fit up, five-year plan , ich last year had 54 ships now it's cut to 42. again, there is just -- if you do the math, and the congressional research service, ronald who has been around washington forever and knows -- forgot more about shipbuilding than any of us will ever know, did he the projections. it's just physically and fiscally impossible to lay out a way that you can get to a 350-ship navy in the next 30 years based on this budget anti-five-year plan that came over. -- and the five year plan that came over. again we are ready to work with people. we really are. but the fact is is that this hard rudder turn, as we called it in the hearing the other day, that is just totally disruptive in a whole variety of ways. the industrial base, which we haven't talked about much yet, that's in many ways the biggest concern, which is -- we have crawled over broken glass to get young people now to start getting reall

but driving here from hull, the traffic out of hull seemed like any other saturday.e number of people heading to the east coast, bridlington and skegness are said to have been taxed. it has prompted an urgent appealfrom the taxed. it has prompted an urgent appeal from the lincolnshire taxed. it has prompted an urgent appealfrom the lincolnshire police and crime commissioner on twitter. he says it is for —— time for eve ryo ne he says it is for —— time for everyone to be responsible or made to be. we cannot face thousands of extra visitors on top of the residence we have got to support. thank you. meanwhile, the government is stressing that there is more than enough food to go round and people have no need to stockpile. the environment and food secretary, george eustice, said people should think of others, especially health workers who need to shop at the end of their gruelling shifts. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley has this report. it isa it is a site many others have got used to over the last few days. queues of shoppers in sidcup, people waiting to stock

i drove over here from hull, where i live, and the road seem to be like any other saturday leaving thes been an emerging concern today about the number of people who have gone to the east coast resorts, the resorts of bridlington and skegness are said to have been packed today with people in the cafe is an arcade. it has pumped it so much concerned that politicians have raised this on twitter, and the lincolnshire lease and crime commissioner, markjones, has issued an urgent appeal. he said it was time for people to be socially responsible, or be made to be. the ca rava n responsible, or be made to be. the caravan site and arcades had to be closed, he set. the nhs cannot be facing thousands of visitors on top of its own residence that it has to support. there is concern has been raised at a high level. there are concerns that people are not heeding this warning and the advice to state home. 0k, thank you. in italy, nearly 800 people have died within the last 2a hours, bringing the total of deaths there to 4,825. a lockdown to limit the spread has been in place for weeks. now tougher me

a short holiday then came carona came the closure of borders everywhere and the uncertainty about hull to return. home and then off from innocent in the middle of the night we received a text message that we were being picked up the government there was a kaos at the airport some people were not on the list but with some luck i managed to get a ticket to measure the number of particles become more oh we're relieved we could get a seat of course control. the largest air lift in german history is about to begin about 100000 germans are stranded around the world returning to a germany that has changed where everything is slowed down to texas drivers at the airport know all about it. who want to start on this corona is destroying everything on what's happening here we never saw anything like this the drivers are fighting amongst each other fighting about getting a fair trial much alluded to voting out if you have some people have to wait 4 or 5 hours without getting any business or taxi drivers you can stop working there is no work these that didn't exist. these are people that are already

i drove over here from hull, where i live, and leaving the city, the road seemed to be like any otherthere has been an emerging concern today about the number of people that have gone to the east coast resorts of bridlington and skegness, which are said to have been packed today with people in the cafe and arcades. it has prompted so much concerned that politicians have raised this on twitter. the lincolnshire police and crime commissioner markjones, has issued an urgent appeal. he says it is time for people to be socially responsible, or made to be. he said caravan sites and arcades must be closed quickly. he says lincolnshire pozz mega health and 999 services cannot be facing thousands of visitors on top of its residents that it has to support. other leading politicians have raised concern. 0ne says they have raised it at a high level. he said that action needs to be taken today. there are concerns that people are not heeding this warning and the advice to stay at home. in italy, nearly 800 people have died within the last 2a hours, bringing the total number of deaths there to 4,825

hull kr squeezed past leigh centurions by 22 points to 19 in the fifth round of the challenge cup, thankss and widnes were among today's other winners. leicester riders have won the women's british basketball league trophy for the third year in a row. they beat durham 70—66 in a replay of last year's final, thanks to a game—high 23 points by match mvp sara hinriksdottir. in the men's final, it took this free throw from darius defoe for newcastle eagles to secure their eighth bbl trophy. the eagles saw off a late comeback from semi—professional side solent kestrels to win 96—91; in over—time. it's finals day at the all—england badminton championships in birmingham. tai zu ying won her third title in four years in the women's singles, while victor axelsen of denmark has been crowned the men's champion. axelsen beat the top seed, chu tien chen, in straight sets to become the first danish winner of the men's title since 1999. and it was certainly a different way to celebrate. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather, with tomasz schafernaker.

there were also wins for huddersfield and hull fc tonight. that's all the sport for now. hello. well the weather doesn't look as bad as it has been. it is still going to be windy out there. it will still be wet at times this this area of low pressure feeds in these weather fronts during saturday into saturday night moving south and behind it it will be a blustery sunday but some sunshine by then, but also a fair few heavy showers around. some strong winds at times this weekend, and we will see expel a rainbow for some of us that may just come through on saturday night. after an early frost going into friday night, by saturday morning some of these temperatures are on their way some of these temperatures are on theirway up, some of these temperatures are on their way up, especially the north and west underneath this cloud cover with rain. walk across the eastern side of the uk there will be a bit of patchy rain moving through for a timea of patchy rain moving through for a time a lot of the afternoon to seek lee meche central england in northeast scotland looks dry. whales

now jonah hull for us here is up on i think it's primrose hill you are today jonah now obviously you've got a live t.v. camera on people there i don't know how they behave or if they behave differently but what sort of numbers of people and social distancing if you've been seeing out on a saturday. or 5 days now into the latest set of restrictive measures announced by the government on monday night people are required to stay at home they're only to go to work if they absolutely have no choice sensual journeys only out of the home to this. market to the pharmacy to exercise once a day to walk the dog or whatever and only for as short a time as possible there's been lots of reports of people at hearing quite strictly to those rules and properly so but also lots of reports of people not doing that the parks and green spaces and beaches and recreational areas across britain in the spring sunshine have been very busy on that primrose hill as you say on top of primrose hill a magnificent view of the london skyline over there and you can see lots and lots of people enjoying that view sitting

fund has issued a warning that the outbreak is likely to slow global economic growth this year joan hull begins our coverage. contagion is spreading quickly across europe and the world and that means anxiety as much as the covered $900.00 virus itself staff at the world's most famous museum the louvre in paris shut it down for 3 days this week demanding better protection against the virus tourists went to news to there isn't a place in the world that's not going to get to you and you can't just shut down the world you can though shut down parts of it battling europe's most prolific outbreak so far italy will close all schools and universities until mid march in an effort to stem the tide of infections and the rising death toll japan did the same last week and france has also ordered the closure of some schools affecting an estimated $35000.00 pupils. as dramatic for some italy's decision to hold all sporting fixtures in empty stadiums spain has done so to life across the globe is changing fast the world health organization continues to stress the importance of containment in places with

so they already have bad blood with bernie from the hulls ri situation. so that's going to take a lot of work. so everyone needs to take a step back and leave them alone a little bit. i just want to say quickly on the earlier conversation about the sexism. i think some people will hear us talking and be offended and say i'm not sexist because i didn't support her. so much of the way we think about women is internalized and don't even realize we do it. i'm sure i do it. we just learned to think about women a certain way. we learned to think about what a leader looks like. and i think a lot of times we're very uncomfortable with women who have it altogether. elizabeth warren is so competent. and i think people will start to fooel like i can't relate to you or you're too harsh. we have to try to be aware of the fact we have these biases we're not aware of. >> stick around. super tuesday did not only change the democratic race for president, it reignited republican focus on joe biden and his son hunter. but not everyone is on board. >>> then the number of cas

. >>> fourth quarter, stanford has lexie hull who hits the three. she leads with 28 points.he cardinals beat the bruins 67-51. >>> the cardinals meet in eugene oregon. payton pritchard knocks down the deep three. he had 29 points. the ducks win 80-67 to clinch the out route pac-12 title. >>> the cardinal dropped to 20- 11. now you see early second half. he knocks down the contested three. he led with 21 and they went 72- 54. next up is gonzaga. >>> the make-a-wish recipients getting to spend the day with joe thornton and the sharks. look at the beautiful pass between two defenders. the senators went 2-1. >>> that your morning sports. >>> 4500 pounds of supplies are traveling to the international space station and there are some unusual items on board. space x launched a rocket carrying the materials from cape canaveral on friday night. in addition to food and supplies it includes dozens of plastic pellets from adidas. the shoemaker is using that part of a project making better's the chris. better sneakers. >> a rescue in alabama. they saved a man who got stuck in a tree. he

its inventor tried and failed to attach a time bomb to the hull of a british ship in new york harbortionary war. >> it's 2008, and larry atteridge has just been left his strange inheritance -- more than 100 scale-model civil war ships built by his father, stacks of blueprints, and a request. do you remember your last conversation? >> what he asked me to do was to take the collection, to show them in his honor, and keep them together. >> so you're guarding the fleet? >> yes. [ chuckles ] >> with his father's ship collection more than two hours away from his home, larry decides to move them to a closer port. a bed-and-breakfast in nearby natchitoches agrees to put them on display. these are so delicate. how do you even go about moving that many ships? >> i rented a 26-foot u-haul truck. we got furniture tarps and put them on the floor. >> larry's wife, pam, lends a hand -- with some hesitation. >> when his father was alive, he did not want larry to touch them, and i can only imagine what he's thinking now. >> the ships go on exhibit in natchitoches, with larry serving as the curator. b

lexie hull with the quick move. look at the juk move. three williams ended the night with 23 points. stanford wins. >>> after a big upset in the first right now, the cal women trying to make it two in a row against arizona. jaylen brown scored ten tragt in the first quarter including the three at the buzzer. it finished with 25 trying to keep the bears in it. but arizona's kait reese scored a career high 30 as the wildcats pulled away in the second quarter. that barrage sent the cal seniors walking off the last time. 86-73 the final. west coast conference, herb sendek and santa clara taking on pepper dine. the broncos trailed by 21 but cut to sujts. feeds to rung itch for two of the 16. but pepper dine kept them at bay. kobe ross, the steal and the layup coming right here. 18, the broncos fall 84-73. st. mary face the waves next. lmu furs furs usf in the second right now middle of the first chaff. khalil shab arizona to charles mignon. ending the into it with a team high 6. up 19-8. now defense blocks the shot here tips to jam ari, anoth

. >> chair hull, please pass along our congratulations to the new c.a.c. members. >> clerk: all right. go ahead and all your next item? >> yes, please. >> clerk: item 20 is the election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint power agreement. looking for a nomination. >> looking for discussion pursuant to the nomination of the chair of this board. >> i would like to make a recommendation. i would like to nominate director sesay to be chair. as many of you know, director sesay has a long history of building the center and the downtown rail extension, and she's also one of the lead architects of the entire financial strategy for developing the transbay district which was a central element of the funding strategy for getting built what we have now, and laying the groundwork for the downtown rail extension. she is one of san francisco's great leaders in creative capital financial tied to economic development, and her leadership is not only here but at the california level. she serves on the california debt and advisory commission. i can't think of a

some of my favorites are hulled barley, incredibly nutrient rich, teff and then also millet.urce of protein. the other thing i love to recommend is bouillon. these concentrated stocks and cubes can be used to kind of cook these grains or heighten the taste of vegetables. for people who need to be concerned they can look for the lower sodium option and another thing that's awesome about this, it takes up hardly any shelf space in your kitchen. >> two little comments. first of all we can see your daughter. she is adorable. second -- >> oh, thanks. >> whoever is operating the camera is doing an awesome job. >> that's my husband, vince. >> shoutout to vince. finally in terms of the supermarket, what about the freezer aisle, what should we be grabbing there? >> yes, so frozen pie crusts are fantastic. think of sweet and savory. you can do quiches as well as pies. another thing that i love is 100% orange juice, really delicious. you can have it frozen but what i actually did was i bought 100% orange juice, it's fantastic. no added sugars, naturally sweet and froze it myself. i put

seven seconds from full time prevented a shock in the fifth round of rugby league's challenge cup, as hulls and widnes were among today's other winners. world number one judd trump is through to the final of the gibraltar 0pen after beating zhow gudong from china by 4 frames to three. trump will face kyren wilson later tonight, after the englishman beat the three time world champion, mark williams 4—0 in their semi final. leicester riders have won the women's british basketball league trophy for the third year in a row after beating durham by 70 points to 66. in the men's final, it took this free throw from darius defoe for newcastle eagles to secure their eighth bbl trophy. the eagles saw off a late comeback from the semi—professional side, solent kestrels to win 96—91; in over—time. that's all of the sport. bye for now. coronavirus deaths rise to 35, as the government says new advice for older people will come within weeks. at that point, the over 70s and those with certain health conditions will be told to stay at home for an extended period. it at home for an extended period. is going

says 2 villages were targeted near the regional capital this is the latest attack in africa's the hull region where violence has worsened over the past year armed groups linked to al qaeda and i still have targeted security forces and civilians explosions from a suspected rocket attack have interrupted the inauguration ceremony of afghanistan's president ashraf ghani. the last did not appear to take place near the ceremony but garvey's political rival abdullah abdullah held a powell swearing in both men are laying claim to the presidency after a disputed election in september. there are reports saudi arabia has released 2 princes arrested in part of a club down on security interior minister of the lizzie's been saad the been found his father were amongst dozens of officials and members of the royal family said to have been detained in recent days to the kingdom's most prominent voyles are still being held there the king's kit their king solomon's brother and nephew both seen as rivals to crown prince mohammed bin sole known still ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour mexico finds out

needed rain trouble on the roads have there's one just won on 6 80 in the east bay, it's an overturned hull crash ok let's talk about this rain and it's set to arrive when so it looks like around 04:00am tomorrow morning account for most of us hopefully your sleep and by that point. i know some people are early risers are going to be out and about even we sleep in the past 4 on the the but yeah we may we be waking up to some showers depending on how early you do get out convenient of rug, timing of rainfall really we would hate to see it during a friday or thursday morning commute so saturday is a better placement of it for sure. >>golden gate bridge and sitting under gray skies this morning as are all of us is cloud cover moves in across the day. no rain today, but we do see that tomorrow you can see it moving in here on future cast starting at around 4 lasting through around 10:00am after that point showers breaking apart. we'll still see snow in the sierra though all the way through the day on saturday even into early sunday. now today's daytime highs cooler than they have been barely pe

seven seconds from full time prevented a shock in the fifth round of rugby league's challenge cup, as hull british basketball league trophy for the third year in a row. they beat durham by 70 points to 66 in a replay of last year's final, thanks to a game high 23 points by match mvp sara hinriksdottir. it is finals day at the all england badminton championships in birmingham and it is viktor axelsen of denmark who has been crowned champion for the first time in the men's singles. axelsen, who is the world number seven, beat the top seed in birmingham, chou tien chen in straight sets to become the first danish winner of the men's title since 1999. in the women's final, tai tzu—ying won her third all england title in four years with a straight sets victory over the world number one chen yu fei, from china. you can watch the rest of today's finals on the bbc sport website right now. that's all the sport for now. back to the coronavirus outbreak now, and as we've been reporting, the health secretary says people aged over 70 will be asked to self—isolate in order to shield them from the coronav

. >> chair hull, please pass along our congratulations to the new c.a.c. members. >> clerk: all right. go ahead and all your next item? >> yes, please. >> clerk: item 20 is the election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint power agreement. looking for a nomination. >> looking for discussion pursuant to the nomination of the chair of this board. >> i would like to make a recommendation. i would like to nominate director sesay to be chair. as many of you know, director sesay has a long history of building the center and the downtown rail extension, and she's also one of the lead architects of the entire financial strategy for developing the transbay district which was a central element of the funding strategy for getting built what we have now, and laying the groundwork for the downtown rail extension. she is one of san francisco's great leaders in creative capital financial tied to economic development, and her leadership is not only here but at the california level. she serves on the california debt and advisory commission. i can't think of a

issued a warning that the outbreak is likely to slow global economic growth this year there is john hull begins our coverage. contagion is spreading quickly across europe and the world and that means anxiety as much as the covered $900.00 virus itself staff at the world's most famous museum the louvre in paris shut it down for 3 days this week demanding better protection against the virus tourists went to news there isn't a place in the world that's not going to get to you and you can't just shut down the world you can though shut down parts of it battling europe's most prolific outbreak so far italy will close all schools and universities until mid march in an effort to stem the tide of infections and the rising death toll japan did the same last week and france has also ordered the closure of some schools affecting an estimated $35000.00 pupils. as dramatic for some italy's decision to hold all sporting fixtures in empty stadiums spain has done so to life across the globe is changing fast the world health organization continues to stress the importance of containment in places with few

ron going to start with joan hull in london looking at what is going across across europe i mean these numbers just seem to be the record seem to be broken every day. when you mention some of the numbers that come out they do perhaps bear repeating certainly another grim 24 hours across europe particularly of course for italy still the worst affected country in europe and incidentally becoming the 2nd country after the united states to surpass china's total number of infections italy's infection rate soaring past $86000.00 and another record set as well as you said there in the last 24 hours of the numbers of fatalities in a single day $919.00 people succumbed to the corona virus in italy in the past 24 hours for a total of $9134.00 it's all dashed hopes in italy that perhaps it was beginning to flatten its infection rate there were some signs that the infection rate was going down particularly the north of the country but no such thing the head of italy's national health institute in fact saying the peak has not yet arrived lockdown measures will have to be extended and epidemiologist

wednesday the united kingdom has announced 34 brand new cases thanks for the update there that's john hull live from london. as countries grapple with infections it seems to be slowing in china that's where the illness originated the world health organization says the number of new coronavirus cases is 15 times higher outside of china then within katrina you tells us more from beijing. patients critically ill with the corona virus are being helped by the artificial lung machines in china's southern province. 6000 nationwide are in serious condition but the government says numbers of new cases are falling the world health organization says other countries must learn from china the experience that china has and needs to be shared and this is the this is an excellent example of that that direct interaction is what is what we want is what we want to see more and more happen more than 100 people from hong kong have arrived home on the 1st government chartered flight from the city of will haunt the epicenter of the outbreak flights are planned for this week in south korea more than 5600 cases ha

africa than other countries but probably it might be a different dynamic when it gets down here at hull as a rather they're an epidemiologist at the african population of health research center in nairobi thank you for joining us on out of there thank you well moving on to other news and the israeli high court of justice has ordered the speaker of the parliament to allow the bill and why party to hold a vote on his replacement early edelstein has refused to convene the knesset and to hold a vote following the swearing in of the new parliament critics a close ally of prime minister benjamin netanyahu edelstein is paralyzing the government as the vote could weaken the prime minister's hold on power earlier this month the opposition leader benny gantz was tossed to form a new government well let's not speak to our correspondent how the force that he joins us live from west jerusalem however this does seem to be a major breakdown of the functioning of israeli politics how does this all get resolved. that's right i mean it's really been in place where you could say since last week when edels

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. >> chair hull, please pass along our congratulations to the new c.a.c. members. >> clerk: all right. go ahead and all your next item? >> yes, please. >> clerk: item 20 is the election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint power agreement. looking for a nomination. >> looking for discussion pursuant to the nomination of the chair of this board. >> i would like to make a recommendation. i would like to nominate director sesay to be chair. as many of you know, director sesay has a long history of building the center and the downtown rail extension, and she's also one of the lead architects of the entire financial strategy for developing the transbay district which was a central element of the funding strategy for getting built what we have now, and laying the groundwork for the downtown rail extension. she is one of san francisco's great leaders in creative capital financial tied to economic development, and her leadership is not only here but at the california level. she serves on the california debt and advisory commission. i can't think of a

of a video animation put together by some online saudi outfit that shows saudi forces at had qassem hull imani haggard and giving himself up to the that is their fantasy. realize they have to leave it up to the americans to do it. >> host: so tell us, i thought one or two -- not that you collaborated you didn't say the same thing. but the two most thoughtful articles after soleimani's killing, that i saw were one you wrote in a camper member where he sought. >> guest: the atlantic. >> host: yes that's where i saw you described with the u.s. needs to do now you are no advocate of soleimani via said if you just leave it this way it's going to be a real problem. you need to send additional messages. what is the effect of soleimani's death on the calculus? he was leading the demonstration to get iran out of iraq, now he is leading demonstrations to get us, the united states out of iraq. >> guest: he is also visited thinking -- i think that it is important to remember that qassem soleimani did run a network of murderous militias around the region from iraq to syria to yemen. in while of cours

there was a big hull hullabaloo. we first picked nine tapes, most of them were conversations with john dean that he had said this is what i said, and they were crimes. and is so then the president stonewalled in ways that look pale in comparison to what's happening now, but at the time were pretty serious abuses of his power. and we didn't get them. and finally, archibald cox, the first special prosecutor, had a press conference on october 20th, a saturday -- unusual in washington, but it just came up at that point finish and explained to the american public why we had a right to the tapes and why we needed them. and he said to his attorney general, fire cox. and the attorney general said i promised the senate i wouldn't do it unless id had cause, and there's no cause, i'm not doing it. so so he was fired, and the deputy attorney general said i made the same promise, and he was fired. although there's a question as to whether he resigned or fired, and the third in command was the solicitor general, and he carried out