maria medina has more on the mayor's message to the city. >> city officials say the firing related to the police misconduct scandal that started in 2000 and put the department under federal monitoring. a recent meeting revealed the police department has slid back in progress with reforms. kirkpatrick was the first police chief in oakland. she was selected and appointed by mayor libby schaaf in 2017 and was tasked with restoring confidence in the department that was rocked by a sex scandal involving officers and an underaged girl. >> meanwhile oakland's police department has been under federal monitoring for 17 years. the department has struggled to comply with the negotiated settlement stemming from the police misconduct case in 2003. more than 100 oakland residents sued the city saying a band of rogue officers planted drugs and beat people up. attorneys for victims as well as a court appointed monitor say police have been backsliding on some of the required reforms, isciply actio for use of excessive force. now kirkpatrick was hired in 2017 after a sexual abuse scandal. an uproar ove

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maria medina, kpi 65. >> the owner of the shooting star cafi on webster street told us business is down, more than 75%. right now there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in oakland or san francisco. they are calling on the mayor to do a walking tour of chinatown. >> the deadliest wildfire in california history may have killed dozens more people than initially thought. eighty-five more people were killed when the fire wiped out the town of paradise and a new investigation found at least 15 more people likely died as a result of the disaster. experts say the official statistics do not include people who died from complications due to the fire. the number of additional deaths was based on wrongful death claims. faulty equipment was blamed for starting that fire. >> a stunning shakeup in the case of roger stone. all of the federal prosecutors quit after sensitive after requests were undercut by the justice department and slammed by the president. the prosecutors want to send stone to prison for up to nine years. lying to congress, witness tampering, and the us attorney in washington is

kpix 5's maria medina on the seismic risk and what it could mean for the major source of water. >> a couple of weeks ago we had an earthquake and i poroman grandparents live next to anderson lake. >> it's something they're very concerned about. >> reporter: and now the potential risk to their lives and others many a major earthquake hit. >> pretty much every house on the hillside would get watched away plus damage to the city itself. >> reporter: since 2009 the water level in the dam has been kept at most at 47 percent capacity. the reservoir is built along the calaveras fault. but with the water district's construction on seismic retrofitting not expected until 2022, the federal energy regulatory commission sent this letter last week, ordering the district immediately drain the dam to an elevation of 488 feet by october 1st because of the risk to the public. >> as an earthquake geologist, i would drain the lake. >> reporter: but what does it mean for our water supply? >> we shouldn't be worried about running out of water. >> reporter: patrick ferraro says they're equipped with enoug

in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> wine prices are falling for the first time in years, but it's living a sour taste in the mouths of some bay area vintners. >> a young girl attacked by a mountain lion, the precautions in place in response to the attack. >> and california attempts to make amends for one of the darkest chapters in state history. tonight survivors of the internalment camps react to the decision to apologize. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the democratic presidential contenders are spread out across the western u.s. tonight ahead of the upcoming primarie

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the markets hoping for a tuesday turn around. dow futures are rebounding after wall street had its worst day in 2 years. it's all tied to the global coronavirus fears. the dow plunged more than a thousand points. the nasdaq also slid more than 3 percent. apple, google, and facebook all plunged today. the international airport is limiting flights to iran over the outbreak and warning americans to avoid nonessential travel to south korea. nearly 900 people have tested positive for coronavirus there. and in italy people were wearing face masks with their carnival masks this week. >>> things could be turning around for former vice president joe biden who appears to have a slight edge tonight in the crucial south carolina primary. according to a new cbs news poll, 28 percent of likely democratic voters prefer biden who's 5 points ahead of bernie sanders. tom steyer is third at 18 percent. 7 candidates qualified for tomorrow's debate sponsored by cbs news. watch it live here beginning at 5:00 p.m. our local news will stream on cbsn bay

in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> tonight parts of the bay area are still cleaning up the damage after the fierce winds this weekend. a close call in livermore where a tree snapped and crashed into an apartment building yesterday. the building is now red tagged. crews had to shut off the utilities, so everyone in the building had to move out. we heard from a young neighbor who heard it all happen. was something like really e, loud. it's like a car crash. >> reporter: the wind brought down 2 huge trees in castro valley. the biggest crashed through a 92-year-old man's home. fortunately it didn't cause too much damage. crews were busy today taking down a third giant tree before it fell on its own. tonight the bulk of the power outages are in the east bay. about a thousand customers are still in the dark. >>> well, some extra eyes on bart to help late night riders feel safer. kpix 5's andria borba is at the lake merit station for the first night of the new ambassador's program. >> reporter: starting tonight you'll see new people on the bart platform and on the train. they're there to

they're on strike demanding higher pay, but kpix 5's maria medina says administrators have demands too. >> reporter: uc santa cruz graduate students went on strike nearly 2 weeks ago, withholding grades until the school gave in to their demands. late tonight the grad students voted to put their jobs on the line. >> we voted, and in the room all hands went up to continue the strike. >> reporter: with their jobs and livelihood at risk, the graduate students decided to continue their stand against the school. >> the threat of firing is a monstrous move, and we're not surprised. >> reporter: but tonight the uc president napolitano said she'd extended an invitation to the graduate and professional council to discuss several issues including cost of living and housing. >> as the chair for our union she's not reached out to me as far as i know. >> reporter: the grad students are on day 10 of their strike that's gained national attention and support among the uc grad system. this is video of a solidarity rally at uc berkeley today where students took over a dining hall. >> it's a big risk for

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chances either taking the pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina. there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia that increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the 2 holy mosques and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease is very important. the decision will affect muslims worldwide millions by the annual pilgrimage to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in 4 wakes. well joe is also calling on social media companies to help stop the spread of untruths about corona virus a deluge of disinformation is making it difficult for people to keep themselves properly informed. as the corona virus spreads around the world there's another outbreak going viral misinformation online from scammers angling for a quick buck to shadowy actors so when chaos manipulators lie in wait here a website with wild exaggerations of the number of dead and infected false hype from a notorious american white supremacist and another conspiracy theory in the right wing washington times

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chances the kingdom has by pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina when i make there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia that increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the 2 holy mosques and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease is very important. the decision will affect muslims worldwide millions traveled to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in 4 wakes . well here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world syrian rebels say they've recaptured a strategic town in north western it lived province and cut off a key high wages days after it was reopened by the government meanwhile government troops have moved to control almost the entire southern part of it which is regarded as syria's last rebel stronghold tunisia's new government has been sworn in after winning a vote of confidence in parliament the backing for a prime minister is fact fox cabinet ends more than 4 months of political wrangling since the ele

the kingdom is barred pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina. there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia that increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the to holy mosques and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease is very important. the decision will affect muslims worldwide millions travel to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in 8 weeks. and here in germany authorities us stepping up their country. more and more cases of confirmed germany in the u.s. state of california have now reported cases where the new mystery doctors don't know yet how some patients became infected with a virus. north rhine-westphalia in february is usually bustling with activity people gather in the streets during carnival season but right now people in this part of western germany are staying home worried it was here that a couple tested positive for the corona virus earlier this week before falling ill both had taken part in carnival events. there is some panic peop

the kingdom is barred pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina. there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia that increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the 2 holy mosques and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease is very important. the decision will affect muslims worldwide millions travel to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in 8 weeks. and now here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world authorities in turkey say at least 33 turkish soldiers have been killed in an air raid by syrian forces in northern syria an official and i'm chris says turkish forces are retaliate by striking all known syrian regime positions. a british court has ruled in favor of canceling plans to build a search one way at london's heathrow airport though the government approved the project and 2018 environmental groups fought legal battles against it claiming that another runway would violate the u.k.'s commitment to the paris climate agrees.

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the kingdom is barred pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina. there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia that increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the 2 holy mosques and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease it's very important. the decision will affect muslims worldwide millions travel to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in 8 weeks. and now here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world authorities in turkey say at least 22 turkish soldiers have been killed in every by syrian forces in northern syria an official not process turkish forces are retaliating by striking all known syrian regime regime as its. new government has been sworn in after winning a vote of confidence in parliament and the backing port for prime minister and yes fox cabinet ends more than 4 months of political wrangling since the election the coalition into its proxies from across the political spectrum but continues to disagree on major pol

. >> la multitudinaria protesta fue cuando el presidente medina dio su Último discurso en el dÍa de la verdad, toda la verdad. reportera la actividad de concentrado importantes artistas dominicanos. >> por una mejor naciÓn, que viva nuestra repÚblica dominicana. >> en la protesta se impidiÓ la participaciÓnde partidos polÍticos. los jÓvenes marcan un antes y un despuÉs en la historia polÍtica del país.ya que envÍan un claro mensaje de advertencia a la clase polÍtica del país. patricia: concurridas y ruidosos las manifestaciones. y amnistÍa internacional presentÓ su informe de 2019 sobre la situaciÓn de niÑos migrantes en mÉxico. segÚn el reporte mÁs de 50,000 menores estuvieran detenidos en estaciones migratorias.donde no sÓlo vieron abusos contra otros sino que los sufrieron. o >> hiera huyÓ de su paÍs a finales del aÑo pasado por la violencia. ya cumpliÓ una severa condena. vivÍa 24 días en la estaciÓn migratoria de tapachula. >> ya peleaban conmigo . >> tenÍan donde dormir? >> en el piso. >> se ponÍa a llorar que cuando Íbamos a salir.que no le gustaba la comida. >> ni siquiera enti

travelers from some countries that have the coronavirus cases from making pilgrimages to mecca and medina. officials say that the ban is temporary but they have not said when it will be lifted or which countries are on the banned list, they have no confirmed cases of the coronavirus. >>> delta airlines cutting back on flights to south korea. they are suspending all flights between minnesota and south korea saturday mpt they are also reducing the numbers of fights between detroit and seattle and south korea. they will waive fees to change flights if you are already scheduled to travel to south korea. >> jet blue will not charge fees to change flights. they are taking that action so people can make travel arrangements without worries about the coronavirus. o on ktvu fox 2 news we are following all of the coronavirus developments on our website, ktvu.com. you can find all of the latest information on our home page. >>> the oakland fire department is investigating a late night fire that destroyed an empty bus. the bus was already ungulfed in flames when california highway patrol and fire crew

nichelle medina cbs news, los angeles. >>> one thing you wouldn't see at the oscars this year, me meat. it's the latest big hollywood event to adopt a plant based menu. in fact, nearly 3/4 of the offerings at the academy awards after party will be vegan dishes. golden globes screen actors guild and critics choice awards did something similar this year. . >>> and coming up, democrats running for president are making a final push in new hampshire ahead of the primary. several candidates are going on the offensive against a leader in the race. . >> and the entertainment world is remembering robert conrad who died at 84. he was known for playing tough guys on hit tv seriesis are like the wild, wild west. we will be right back. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. byhe working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying

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jennifer medina, her latest piece, how bernie sanders dominated in nevada. john, let me start with you. the final numbers for sanders in the delegate apportionment, some people missed the cut off. are you surprised of the significance of the victory here? >> i'm not that surprised, chris. it's the three things you mentioned in the intro that he had this time that he didn't have last time. one thing you mentioned he has more than any other candidate is the enthusiasm of a core group of supporters who would never support anybody else but him. when he did pretty well here in 2016, chris, he had a ragtag campaign not run by political pros. this time the organization is run by political pros. 250 people on the ground, way more than any other candidate. tapping into the enthusiasm, which, by the way as you mentioned, he ran in 2016. he's got the name recognition. a lot of those same people are even more enthusiastic this time. so you tap into that. i don't think it's so surprising that he did so well. plus there is the brilliant way that he tapped into the latino

kpix 5's maria medina checked in with her as officials confirmed another california patient tested positive for the virus. >> reporter: the newest confirmed u.s. case out of san francisco tonight. this person was quarantined on a military base after being evacuated in china. meanwhile in santa clara county, they declared a health emergency this afternoon. today's act by santa clara county supervisors extends another emergency declared last week to 30 more days, given county leaders more access to state funds and mutual aid in case the spread of the coronavirus continues in the area. >> where the ambulances line up and media increases, that there's more, and that's what started happening yesterday. >> reporter: the number as those infected now stands at more than 42,000 worldwide, including 66 new cases confirmed today among passengers of the diamond princess bringing the total to 130 with the coronavirus on board the cruise ship. the ship is quarantined off the coast of japan. >> we're keeping a positive attitude. >> reporter: back in california, a patient tested positive for the illness in

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officicials e bebeen muslim pilgrims fromm enentering the country to visit the holy cities of mecca and medina. in south k korea, the number of coronavirus cases has passed 1700, making it the largest outbreak outside of china. the u.s. and south korea wednesday called off joint military exercises indefinitely. meanwhile, japan says the 2020 summer olylympics are still scheduduled to take place in the capital tokyo. in the u.s., president trump has sought repeatedly to dismiss the threat of the virus, tweeting on wednesday morning -- "low ratings fake news msdnc & cnn are doing everything possible to make the caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. likewise their incompetent do nothing democrat comrades are all talk, no action. usa in great shape!" president trump tweeted, misspelling the word "coronavirus." trump's comments prompted alarm among covers numbers, but democrat and republican. this is joe kennedy of massachusetts questioning health and human services secretary alec cesar on wednesday -- alec cesar on wednesday. >> i don't want to panic over t

maria medina joins us with a original report.>> reporter: complaints from dozens of students prompted the state last week to file a complaint against the whole burden school on mission street. accusing it of a obtaining an approval to operate by fraud. in the hearts of san francisco south of market high-tech hub hobart in school has a look and feel of a startup. any pitch that is hard to resist. learn to code and jumpstart your career all for no money down. >>> they had corporate partners with the big four.>> reporter: demetrius and josh gonzales say the fact they could study first and pay later was the main reason they picked the school over other schools. >>> i could not afford to pay upfront for but boot camp. that was the main selling point. >> reporter: under a deferred tuition agreement also known as an income sharing agreement they promise to pay back a maximum of $85,000 by contributing 17% of their future income. for 3 1/2 years as long as they make at least $40,000. >>> i could pay once i landed a tech job or what i assumed would lead to a tech job. >> reporter: the school a

the government is suspending these us to pilgrims who want to visit holy sites in aga and medina. ke a look at how quiet the streets are in venice. normally throbtsng with tour 11 nearby towns in northern aly are still in lockdow hence those quiet scenes. some countries api really st up eir efforts to contain the virus. here is the director generhe of the worlth organization. >> the epidemics in the islamic republic of iran, italy, and the republic of korea demonstratesis what this viruapable of. but this virus is noinfluenza. with the right measures, it can contained. the who isonrned some milder cases of the virus are simply not being the tech did. that is partularly the case in iran. authorities say there have been th26 dout of 245 cases. that is a fatality rate about 10%, and that is significantly worse than the death rate elsewhere, which is the 1% and 3%. here is the who on that aspect. >> this disease came unseen and undetected into iran, so the infection may be broader than me are seeing, as may be the case in many epidemics, you see the most severe part of the spectrum, a

maria medina is looking at what's behind the so called ghost kitchens. >> reporter: they have everything to prepare the food, but they don't cater to actual customers. they're helping some restaurants expand and helping others get their feet wet in the restaurant world with less overhead. the chain be good offers a healthy menu including chicken salads and wraps. but there's no seats or customers. all the dishes made here are for delivery only. it's what's known as a ghost kitchen. >> as real estate prices go up in downtown chicago, there's restaurants that are looking to have their footprint here in the city that just can't afford to do the traditional brick and mortar. >> reporter: they've become popular with the explosion of delivery apps like grub hub and uber eats, so established restaurants are also getting into on the act. fredo's in illinois is known for its pizza, but they're also making sandwiches in the kitchen and deliver them under a different name. >> you have to try to get ahead of the game as much as possible. >> reporter: it's a similar story at this san francisco restau

. >>> we covered a rough landing for a plane live, and anchor maria medina has more on how it all unfolded. >> some scary moments. the pilot had to circle the airport for over an hour to burn fuel before attempting the landing. the small piper malibu plane had 4 people on board. the pilot and 3 passengers. it ran into mechanical issues with the landing gear. it was flying into the bay area from idaho. san jose mineta shut down operations while emergency crews sprayed foam on the runway and got into position to help with the emergency. now the pilot was eventually able to make a belly landing. >> certainly the pilot i'm told was significantly shaken up as a result of this, but my hat goes off to the pilot for the time he took to prepare the landing. >> a pretty amazing ending. all 4 people on board were okay and able to walk away from the scene. some commercial flights however were diverted to other bay area airports while the airport was shut down. >>> thank you. this afternoon a stretch of lone tree way in antioch is back open following a deadly crash involving an 11-year-old boy. the boy

nets have a devastating impact on medina animals today. fishermen in the area hit hard as discarded nets account for 10 percent reduction in catch but the local community has needed a lot of convincing to change their age or practices when we start diving and all of this really does have no doubt. both of you guys because our diving was presiding over. rated 11 of our peers to interact with the fishermen how the diet was helping to grow the fish like. we can build them to. presume we can say that we needed to get them food pretty good them then they will understand or we can you dismiss because damages we've built a dam is because the big one give me fish in future all the busy wargrave you can't get any money through the fish so that's the trade we have to protect them. one fisherman in particular who works closely with god and. this comes from a long line of traditional fisherman and fishing has always been the way his family ate and survived. with watching the sea change before his eyes this one has given up fishing and now works as a b

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kpix5's marina medina with wife some people believe it could be a death trap. >> reporter: dozens packed the meeting tonight, many wondering where the owners of the mountain winery were on such an important night. we discovered them quietly listening in the back of the room, listening to one concerned resident after another. >> the mountain winery is a treasure of saratoga. >> reporter: with sweeping views of silicon valley, vineyards, and a popular venue for concerts the mountain binary is easily one of saratoga's main attractions. >> it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: the mountain winery is attracting a different kind of attention from a growing number of resident who are against possible changes to the property. >> it's against the whole atmosphere that saratoga creates and why it's a nice place to live. >> reporter: city leaders are considering annexing the winery in saratoga city limits. they are also considering whether to rezone the property, which would give the green light to a 300 room hotel. >> a few cars here and there and before you know it you've got gridlock. >> reporter:

the move will block pilgrims from visiting islamic holy sites in mecca and medina. meanwhile, emirates and fly dubai will no longer carry passengers with tourists visa from a number of countries including china, japan and iran. an o official with the w.h.o. sd the infection entered iran unseen and undetected. and warned the outbreak there could be larger than what's being reported. the country says it has nearly 250 cases with the vice president among them. outside of mainland china and japan, a count by nhk shows more than 850 people have been infected in different countries and territories. there are dozens of cases in the united states and health officials there warn more will be coming. there are concerns over how well prepared the country is to deal with it and if there are enough test kits. the director of the country's centers for disease control and prevention told congresess it wl be expandiding the scope of its inspection. >> the recommendation should when a clinician or public health individual suspects coronavirus we should be able to get a test for coro

nets have a devastating impact on medina animals today. fishermen in the area hit hard as discarded nets accounts a 10 percent reduction in catch but the local community has needed a lot of convincing to change their age or practices when we start diving in that area all the fishermen really did have no doubt. because of you guys because our diving was presiding over. takes maybe later like 11 appears to interact with the fisherman how the divers are helping to grow the fish like. we can build them to. use this net. to underline pressing we can say that we needed to get them food pretty educated them then they will understand or we can you dismayed because we used this method of damages we've these days we've had damage because i didn't want guinea fish in future all to be a war be rebuilt. getting the money. so that the trade we do protect them. one fisherman in particular works closely with god and. this comes from a long line of traditional fisherman and fishing has always been the way his family survives. but watching the sea change be

. >>> ray medina is in the newsroom with the latest on this.>> reporter: finnegan lee elder who is now 20 and 19-year- old gabriel natale-hjorth are accused in the fatal stabbing of the officer last july. both men were in rome court today. this is gabriel natale-hjorth speaking with his attorney. the suspects face charges of aggravated murder and attempted extortion. elders parents were in the courtroom sitting in the back row. today's hearing dealt mostly with procedural matters. 2 judges and a six person jury are presiding over the trial. >>> police say officer was one of the plainclothes officers trying to recover a stolen backpack from the teens alter after a botched drug deal. the suspects they were trying to protect themselves because they didn't know the men were policemen however investigators argue they properly identified himself to the teenagers. elder accused of stabbing him 11 times killing him. gabriel natale-hjorth is accused of beating up the altar officer who survived. both teenagers admitted to the assault and were arrested hours after the murder in their hotel room.

worldwide these ghost nets have a devastating impact on medina most of the. fishermen in the area are hit hard as discarded nets account for 10 percent reduction in catch but the local community has needed a lot of convincing to change the age old practices when we start diving in that area all the fisherman of these villages have no doubt don't die because of you guys because i dive and that was because any other. we tried to explain later for like 11 of the fears to interact with the fisherman how the die was helping to grow the fish live. we can build them to ok don't use this net don't use that net the underlying reason we can say that we did to get them so if you did the kid them then they will understand oh we can you dismiss it because we use this method of damages if these days we've had damage because i didn't want any fish in future all the boys who go away with their eyes and ears and can't get any money for the fish that's so that's what i'd read do. project. one fisherman in particular works closely with out of and. this comes from a long line of

arabia, the government is suspending visas for pilgrims who want to visit holy sites in mecca and medina. and just look at how quiet the streets are in venice. 11 nearby towns in northern italy are still in lockdown. so some countries are really stepping up their efforts to contain the virus. here's the director general of the world health organisation. epidemics in the islamic republic of iran, italy and the republic of korea demonstrates what this virus is capable of but this virus is not influenza. with the right measures it can be contained. but the who is concerned that some milder cases of the virus are not being detected. that's particuarly the case in iran. the authorites there say there have been 26 deaths out of 216 cases. that's a fatality rate of around 10 per cent. that's significantly worse than the death rate elsewhere, which varies from between one to three per cent. here's the w—h—o on that. this disease came on the scene and undetected into iran so the extent of infection may be broader than what we may be feeling as is the case in many epidemics when they start if you

chances either taking the pilgrims from entering the country and visiting the holy sites in mecca and medina. there's an increased presence of this disease in several countries including those near saudi arabia increases the risks so protecting pilgrims and the 2 hold the most and god forbid the sacred sites from the arrival of this disease is very important that the decision will affect muslims wide millions by the annual pilgrimage to mecca during the holy month of ramadan which begins in full wakes. and for more now we want to go to margaret harris of the world health organization she is working with the w h o's coronavirus team in geneva switzerland good evening to you margaret we've got these new reports here in germany and in the u.s. state of california the 1st reported cases with no obvious sources of transmission of the virus in other words we don't know how these patients caught the virus what more do you know about that tonight so when you have a report saying that this has no idea where it came from quite often you find really deep investigation then this happens quite often week

a moment said marcus lee but as we've already been there we've already been in that situation the medina we've already been in that situation i mean what now is because like i said the new russia certainly doesn't want to get into into a major conflict with turkey since relations between the 2 countries have been pretty mentally over the last 3 or 4 years in russia will not get into the conflict for a very simple reason out of a guy what in a much better position to attack and basically occupy syria in 2012 or the western world. again syria mr sarkozy can be in the so called friends of syria you know summit in which all the western countries took bought you know those of countries so if he didn't attack than or rather he's tried and they failed he knows he's going to fail now because egypt is just a small part all the syrian territory of the government controls 90 percent of syria he is in the works but with a situation right now his real dilemma is this 2 things number one as the syrian army moves to regain control of all of the dissolve into including the illegal occupation of the the