days and germany will be implemented implementing this immediately it is the job of the german ministry of the interior and of foreign affairs to put this into place was the german chancellor speaking earlier this evening to talk about these unprecedented measures being taken i'm joined now here at the big table by our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda really mean these are decisions that have never been made before on the list we've got this 30 day ban on most nonny you citizens traveling into the european union that's right this basically is the european union trying to get out in front of a number of unilateral measures that e.u. countries have been taking to try to shut their own borders and those are borders also within the e.u. and those shutdowns are causing big problems within the passport free area known as the schengen area goods being stopped at the border truck drivers waiting hours and hours and hours on parking places in big crowds in other words an infection risk as well now in order to try to get out in front of all of this the e.u. commission made a proposal to shut the

be liable to catch the virus but also then could be a vector of transmission so this is something that's really been consuming the union since the start now the ministry of interior has infuriated the police officers and the unions even further in the last few days after it requisition the f f p 2 mosques these the highly protected mosques took them away and said the police officers had to give them to the health workers now we've been talking to one police union in the last. week about some of the fee is that they have for their members. security offices police and other people who are. in the country need to be protected this farce does not distinguish between police medics and of the citizens we're not even sure that we police officers not potentially in fact some people when we do our checks so we need mosques and other pretext for equipment to keep us safe and others well nora nunez who is the junior interior minister says that the government is policy is to pass those highly protective mosques to the health workers and that they are working to provide the police with other mosques and a working on alternatives for the situation but this is a lack of mosques

this certificate is mandatory it will be available on the ministry of the interior website and hopefully on all public sites. 100000 police officers are being deployed to monitor the lock down violations will be punishable by fines. in southern alsace one of the areas hardest hit by the virus health services are severely stretched there are almost no more intensive care beds available president emanuel mccraw announced that a military hospital will be set up in the region and the army deployed to transport the sick to hospitals. meanwhile one of france's biggest luxury conglomerates is lending its support to the medical sector production of cosmetics is on hold as the group dedicates itself to producing sanitizing gel. could cost american pharmaceutical factories are very similar and the recipe is nearly the same. so we rerouted the production lines to produce this gel which we hear could soon be in short supply in hospitals in. france has also announced prices measures to provide financial support to small businesses many of which may not be able to stay afloat during the crisis. and we

days and germany will be implementing implementing this immediately it is the job of the german ministry of the interior and of foreign affairs to put this into place. so in terms of the travel warning that we issued today that. the minister hike a mass an ounce today there will also be these entry restrictions in place as well and we support this and i'm very pleased about the commission's proposal here there are a few countries who will have a few exceptions for example and door but otherwise all of the member states have agreed. to put this into place immediately very quickly at least and secondly the we very much welcome the guidelines of the commission put in place around border management within the european union i for myself emphasized very strongly that in order to preserve the capacity of the single market to function has to be possible for the free flow of goods and. move around the european union at the moment there are a few difficulties but all of the member states have agreed to this and have said they will do all they can to ensure that the waiting times at the borders be kept to a minim

of poland, who reigned but did not rule. one whose occupation was to pour filthy writing about the jews, but who had no idea anybody would read the. -- read them. a ministry of the interiorw not even what went on in his own office, much less the interior of his own department, and nothing at all about the interior of germany. a big president who was totally ignorant of what went in and out of the vault of his bank. to say of these men that they are not guilty, it would be as true to say is there has been no war, there are slain, there has been no crime. >> in the name of the united kingdom and great britain and ireland, the summation. >> this trial must form a milestone in the history of civilization, not only marking that right shall, in the end, triumph over evil, but also that ordinary people of the world, and i make no distinction between friend and foe, are now determined that the individual must transcend the state. the state and law are made for man. through them, he may achieve a fuller life, a higher purpose, and a greater dignity. >> in the name of the union of soviet social republics, general road tangoe delivers his summation. >> when we ask if the charges ha

shutting down the main cities of this entire country it would have been much easier to have corn teamed the city of whom the initial epicenter of the virus early on now the interior ministry has announced today government ordered to shut down 2 very important shrines in home a mosque and a shrine and really for many people this would have been. better late than never sort of scenario but many critics will say that it's already too late that the damage has been done that those places those religious sites were known sectors for corona virus spreading across the country and that shutting them down daoist really a half measure however the peak of the virus is expected to comment next 2 weeks so this certainly will be a positive step better late than ever in that or we've also heard it's our own municipality announce a 3 week hiatus on any construction activity or any building works in the city again an important step to take but many saying it is come too late in the day it's too late in terms of trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus throughout this country and the government is reiterating the point that to her on the capital the new epicenter will not be shut down w

policemen along the way who were guarding a previous red zone who told me that until the ministry of the interiort come out with orders or directives on how to implement this new decree which of course expands the red zone area from an area with 50,000 people in it to 16 million. they're probably going to require the army among others to come in and enforce it. therefore, when the news first came out that this decree was going to go into effect, there was a rush on the train station in milan with people wanting to get out of there and not get stuck inside. this morning we were at the train station and there wasn't much going on. i spoke to one woman who had two young daughters with her. she said she wanted to get out and go visit her grandmother in genoa,afraid she wouldn't get bk in. if you look at the list of things that are included in this decree, no more weddings, no more baptisms, no more funerals, swimming pools, dance halls, discothÈques, all of them closed until further notice to try to bring this virus under control. >> oh my goodness, incredible. just a variety of industries shut down.

of the. a spokesperson from the spanish ministry of interior said that shots fired one aimed at the swimmers and claimed their response was proportional. today this is no longer an issue isolated in a faraway spanish and played. the number of people hoping to reach europe has swelled by huge wave of refugees from was in syria iraq and afghanistan. thousands of people a testing year of buddhas by the sea from libya to its early and from taki to greece and then continuing overland to europe. affluent countries. these scenes are from hungary as refugees attempt to travel west we are humans well documented the way that what you see us look everyone here they are families we don't need anything just to close the. other human off you're just doing like on the one this is not a human being dirty joke. in response europe is building more rules today there are 5 existing fences across the continent with at least one of the 6 either in construction scheduled. most of these rules separate e.u. nations from countries outside the union but some fences a planned between member states a move that's against

>>for your money tonight a south korean ministry of the interior and safety releasing this video.he government is trying to control the coronavirus outbreak there it's a gps base app and it will ensure people in quarantine stay in quarantine an alarm will go off and people under monitoring leave their designated locations. the south korean government began categorizing confirmed cases so that people in more serious health conditions can be hospitalized. well people was milder symptoms can be monitored from home where government designated facilities. south korea's home to the 3rd highest nuer of diagnosed coronavirus cases in the world. >>jack dorsey will stay on as ceo of twitter that's after a challenge from the activist hedge fund the called elliott management in late february elliott management took a large stake in twitter and push for change is one of those changes was possibly replacing dorsey twitter and elliott management said on monday they had reached an agreement that will allow dorsey to remain ceo. the deal includes adding 2 new members to twitter's board of director

are continuing to ignore all government calls to stay at home to help stop the spread of the virus the interior ministry has now ordered the closure of all religious sites in the holy city of rome where the virus was 1st detected. the joins us live now from iran's capital and so we know that security forces were being deployed to clear the streets but how how effective has that been. controlling the movement of people. well mariyam it was a very dramatic decision taken by the supreme leader a very dramatic a letter given to the head of the traditional armed forces in a dramatic interview that he gave saying that within 24 hours the military would take to trying to maintain crowd control and clear the streets but the fact of the matter is we were just out in the capital here in tehran the traffic has certainly died down there are fewer road cars on the road there's fewer people on the sidewalks there are fewer shops that are open but the fact is that there is still a critical mass of people that are out there they're going to their jobs they're maintaining their normal lives and really it can't be helped

stressing to people to stay indoors that's the only way they can limit the spread of the disease now the interior ministry has revealed data that in the last 8 days they have had to conduct millions of controls and they've taken to task 53000 people for violations of the lockdown measures so they feel the make this the seriousness isn't really quite hitting home that even if you have no symptoms you can spread the disease and that's why i knew that message is being shouted out from the mountaintops here and doctors have been playing for help as we saw in that report and they starting to get the support they need. well the doctors are really calling out for help but the situation as i mentioned is die if you look at long but in particular from what i understand the latest figures show that they've already lost 10 doctors to the coronavirus epidemic a pandemic and some more than 2600 doctors have been infected with the virus and that means it becomes difficult for them to actually carry out their work so yes they're turning to military doctors fast tracking the graduation of medical students returning to th

the authorities themselves are being accused of not taking proper care. of those they placed on the frontline unions or fewest that the ministry of interior hasn't provided officers with basic equipment such as face masks so much so the biggest police union has warned its members will walk out unless such things are made available there is no reason why we should be victims of a government failure to plan we want to carry out our duties to their fullest but need to be able to guarantee our own safety if the police themselves become contaminated all strike who will monitor the streets seducer security offices police and other people who are. in the country who need to be protected all this farce does not distinguish between police medics and other citizens we're not even sure that we police officers not potentially infecting people when we do our checks so we need mosques and other pretext quitting and to keep us safe and others. if the police get infected who will be able to keep the peace to morrow as force is quarantined drags along each day the list of what citizens can do is being tightened the police are cool part of keeping order here if they walk o

country's education minister has ordered virtual schools to be set up during the suspension of the kingdom's interior ministry announced that the eastern region of a thief will be placed on the temporary lockdown all 11 people in saudi arabia have tested positive for the virus and a thief government says commercial supplies to the region will continue and then iran has reported its highest number of corona virus test within a 24 hour period bringing the total there to $194.00 there are now more than 6 and a half 1000 infections across the country and a top health official in the united states has admitted there were missteps that delayed virus testing disease expert anthony found she says the government might consider shutting down sections of the country hit hardest by the virus want to bring you some other news now one person has been killed after a rocket hit a house close to tripoli's international airport the u.n. recognize government is blaming forces loyal to the warlord after and greek police have used water cannon to fight off dozens of refugees and migrants who were hurling stones at them from the o

of instigating premeditated murder with. was killed in the. 2018 at least 24 people are being killed in a. place of worship in the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown gunmen and suicide bombers were targeting the religious complex security forces have cordoned off the area and a number of hostages. stay with us my cuba is next. in the midst of a. is in lockdown.

kurds tends to get the finance ministry the sunnis get together tend to get the defense ministry and the shia for example get to have control over the ministry of interior and that control over these ministries is seen as a way for these political parties to wield their power and also to get access to resources and what allow you try to do is appoint candidates who aren't from these political parties who aren't beholden to their interests and that's something that was not accepted across the entire political spectrum we had the kurds and the sunnis who are very early on rejected that idea because these are already minorities and for them having those cabinet positions is seen as a way to try to hang on to whatever political power to have here in baghdad but also fail to get the support from the shia political parties we saw in the past to parliamentary sessions that there was no quorum that was reached and that was what eventually forced him to withdraw his candidacy. peeper judge has ended his bid to become u.s. president he told his democratic party supporters in indiana he no longer store a chance of winning the former small town mayor was the 1st op