while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to c cross a border or ty decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, theirir children,ndnd that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 mileles per hohour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish]

robin brant, bbc news, inner mongolia.1881, employs over a thousand people and has 22 stores around the country. our business correspondent simon gompertz is here. this is the latest of several. why are these big department stores under pressure? beals is not a household name everywhere but it is right across england and has a store in scotland, in perth, it's very well known in those 23 towns that you talk about. it calls itself a retail heartbeat and its offering in the same way the bigger department store chains have suffered. a lot of it is to do with people shopping on the internet instead but the administrators, the people brought in to try and find a future for business when it has failed financially, they have just put out a statement, they are called kpmg and they say trading has been incredibly tough, blaming high rents and high business rates, that was a particular complaint of beales and disappointing trading over christmas which they've all been hit by. and if you think debenhams is in the throes of closing 19

mongolia was-- seized by russia. the nationalists supported and independent manchuria and inner mongolia were still there in china today. their anti-communist credentials to be allowed into the united states. they didn't mention there pro-japanese feelings before the war. many people had ancestors fighting for the dream of an independent mongolia. southeast asia, the riches of the disease were the great magnet. allies aspotential independent countries, could freedom begin to them? quickly, the japanese dream or the japanese claim of liberating east asia from western control was to replace russian control with japanese control and everyone receives a spot on the hierarchy of east asian solidarity. the japanese are the elder brother and everyone else took some other place. here and i mention mentioned in a previous talk, there was a serious effort by the japanese military and secret service to penetrate the nationalist movements and southeast asia. the japanese were in close contact with burma, the philippines and indo

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. >> i had this weird experience of traveling to mongolia in may of 2017. and observing the very first mongolian deliberative poll about eight mongolian constitutional amendment because for bizarre reasons mongolia has a law that parliament is not allowed to consider an amendment to the constitution until they run what's called a deliberative poll. a deliberative poll is a randomrepresentative selection of the population . there are 700 mongolians in themongolian parliament , but a perfect representative picture of mongolia so just the right number of people from the city, they tore, from the rural areas have those people been on buses for two nights to come to that city. half of them men, half of them women. rich, poor, professional, not. they've gotten basically a summary that said you have to show up for jury duty and participate in this process. i went to it as a constitutional law professor with all sorts of arrogance about how they're never going to be able to figure these issues out because it's too complicated. it takes training from real professors

german relationship to the forest is not so special whichever country you look at iceland israel or mongolia countries without a lot of forest but even here they have a strong connection to trees it's human and that's great because it shows we are naturally close to nature it's genetic. that's why audiences are gripped by scenes showing reproduction in the pine forest. presents the forest as an emotional experience. this is the point that explains the book success peter describes trees in a way that allows us to identify with the trees have children that they look after this is an idea that everyone can relate. pollen drift in the air a nightmare for those with allergies but actually part of a giant acts of love. trees communicate with each other some every 2nd here how they synchronize remains a mystery. trees have memories and characters free. levens hometown when winter comes they have to decide continue soaking up the sun or not take the risk of being damaged by frost. and try to dust you don't it was really the 3 trees make different decisions 2 of the oats are a bit more courageous the

more countries are closing their borders to china isolating the world's 2nd largest economy russia mongolia kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan have all announced this sealing off their borders china had already temporarily shut its border to to jake has done over the lunar new year of ghana stan pakistan india as well the pole and bhutan are increasing controls they share a 6 and a half 1000 kilometer border with china southeast asian nations cutting of transport links some suspending visas to chinese cambodia has suspended trade with china in wild animals thought to be the origin of the virus hong kong's cutting of links taiwan's restricting travel north korea is up in quarantine i asked about his asian expansion fate if the sealing off of has been effective yes i would say the sealing off is very effective because one is very well connected with other cities through all the public transport infrastructure so if the airports and railways and also the motorways as sealed off people are hardly get out and also because of the size of the city people is it it were very difficult for people to walk out

africa coming up on the program africa's urges woman is accused of stealing have 4 children from mongolia properties a bell the son says denies all wrongdoing and says she is the victim of a political witch hunt also coming up. all they did was try to protect today a lot. of our plans it is solomon's campaign gone wrong no coals ethiopia's almost feel pressed on a bottle of. i . hope you doing good welcome to the program she is africa's riches woman but how did. the daughter of angola's former president really make her fortune and universities in alleges she became rich by stealing from the state the sun the dismissed claims she says she's a victim of witch hunt the international consortium of investigative journalist which published the new allegations on sunday see we have evidence of massive wrongdoing by the former 1st daughter. with me in the studio is. a journalist who's lived in writing about angola for many years welcome special they can right now tell us more about the main allegations against isabel discounters well essentially it's 2 questions one is about legality and one is a

africa coming up on the program africa's riches woman is accused of stealing have 4 children from mongolia bought isabel the son says denies all wrongdoing and says she is the victim of a political witch hunt also coming out. all they did was try to protect today a lot about authorities hopped up plans it is solomon's campaign gone wrong no goals ethiopia's almost feel pressed about the.

coming up on the program africa's richest woman is accused of stealing they have 4 children from mongolia. all wrongdoing and says she is the victim of a political witch hunt also coming up. all they did was try to protect. it is a men's campaign gone wrong if you. feel pressed about the.

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notice in many public celebrations have been shut down marking the lunar new year and north korea and mongolia have closed the borders with china. >>> the bay area has not reported cases of coronavirus but authorities are taking extra precautions. the city of san francisco has already activated the emergency center in case the disease spreads to this part of the state. >> reporter: the potentially deadly wuhan coronavirus already has a toehold in china and now officials in san francisco are working to make sure that virus does not spread here. >> it's important to recognize that there are no confirmed cases in san francisco at this time. we are actively preparing for the possibility of cases. >> yes. >>> this emergency operations center has been activated. >> we will broadcast in partnership with the department of public health, and public health information, about how to prevent the spread of the virus and what to do to stay healthy during flu season. >> reporter: doctors say the wuhan coronavirus may look like the flu and public health experts say that travel history, including recent trips

i went along to mongolia. for you. by someone else but i went there they're going to really think i'm a detour. if you actually been to the world cup and i would probably get us through i'm a big dog there is a picture of me this is a little really good what's the story behind this picture and i know we at the national team microphone when it came out and if you're flying a small clinic small per street and then at the end we also played a little a little match and turns out a little bit good actually i was from perth so i would not many know how socially engaged you really are and that you're really fighting poverty and injustice in the world so tell me how you do that and why you do it that takes me kind of back to my upbringing in that time the war in yugoslavia and my parents escaped the war came to germany and almost all the money they need to be sent back to the people and more to an area and so growing up that's what i knew was to be right in 2012 and start my own foundation which is stand focused on our global

bit longer sometimes luser cattle to get there without cold or because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. donald trump threatened sanctions against iraq if it expelled foreign troops of the assassination of the iranian general qassam cinemark. it comes as a round abandons all limits on uranium enrichment effect to be ending its commitments under the 2015 nuclear. down to the south as iraq live from doha also coming up 3 americans were killed during an attack in kenya presenting another crisis for the u.s. as it grapples with a standoff with iran. as well as opposition denounces what it's calling a parliamentary crew of the opposition leader one who is physically blocked from entering. the us president donald trump has warned iraq can impose heavy sanctions if it follows through with moves to expel american troops iraq's parliament voted in favor of removing foreign forces in retaliation for a u.s. strike that killed the iranian general salim ahmed well fallout from the assassination is rippling right across the middle east iran's vying to hit back and has also announced it

german relationship to the forest is not so special whichever country you look at iceland israel or mongolia countries without a lot of forest but even here they have a strong connection to trees it's human and that's great because it shows we are naturally close tonight it's genetic. gripped by scenes showing reproduction in the pine forest the movie presents the forest as an emotional experience. this is the point that explains the book success peter describes trees in a way that allows us to identify with them trees have children that they look after this is an idea that everyone can relate to. pollen drift in the air a nightmare for those with allergies but actually parts of a giant axe over love. trees communicate with each other some blossom every 2nd year how they synchronize remains a mystery. trees have memories and characters free. levens hometown when winter comes they have to design continue soaking up the sun or not take the risk of being damaged by frost. and try to dust he took the bible is really the 3 trees make different decisions 2 of the oats are a bit more courageous the

longer sometimes luser cattle to get there without cold water because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. there's not. a compelling film about getting an education under occupation. that is once the been of the guidebook that it asked us if you don't feel sick you want them to come frankly we don't feel secure but we come. but what happened after the cameras left rewind learning to die on al-jazeera. if you want to learn what the words might look like very soon regards 100 and hungary's in the stream example of the predicament the whole world is going through . since mass immigration story we had paunch clashes between the causers and the problems that the culture of that his. car should say some grading us is or is not comfortable with european culture this is not like good fascist. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and of global tries. this is very very uneventful glide towards the precipice without resistance we are pos the danger has already happened. it was then just 10 years ago. now this is it. talk to al-jazeera we were told to get to that betrayal of russia has t

live longer sometimes luser cattle there will die of cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. talked to al jazeera we were told to get to that with 2 more ration has this been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal of spain for a couple anya we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does iran. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the pond so no matter how you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. his reign of terror is over. donald trump says he acted to stop a war with iran not start one by ordering the airstrike that killed top iranian general so the money. iran's supreme leader delivers his condolences to the sort of money family and warns severe event actually it's those responsible. well again i'm peter double you're watching all to 0 live from doha also coming up yes a.

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legendary sometimes luser cattle there will die of cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. you're. you're watching al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour iran's leaders subjoined huge crowds into iran for the funeral procession of assassinated general so the mahdi these are live pictures from to iran supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei the president has some loony prayers of the funeral proceedings in the iranian capital. iraqi politicians have voted to remove all foreign forces in response to the assassination of the arabiya come out of the bill is nonbinding though and it needs a government approval. of the u.s. president's threatening action sanctions against iraq if it goes ahead with moves to expel foreign troops donald trump says american forces will not leave unless it rob pays for the u.s. base that's there. firefighters are getting some relief as they battle bushfires across the street after weeks of high temperatures they're being helped by cooler weather and great fire crews are also wielding builds and rescuing people who've been trapped

live longer sometimes luser cattle there will die of cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here this hour u.s. president donald trump sent a series of tweets warning iran against taking any retaliatory action for the killing of top military commander some sort of money so the money it was assassinated in a u.s. airstrike in iraq 2 days ago. there been several attacks across iraq targets included baghdad's heavily fortified green zone and an iraqi air base where there are u.s. troops meanwhile thousands of iraq he's attended the funeral procession for saddam on the on the iraqi militia leader who was killed alongside. at least 30 people have been killed in an air strike on a military academy in the libyan capital is the latest attack by forces loyal to warlord heavy for half time as he attempts to seize tripoli from the u.n. recognize. now cooler temperatures in parts of australia have given firefighters a brief reprieve after what's been described as a horrid day of blazes on saturday and blood red skies could

time's loser jeff a leader there would die of cold water because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. poor. old. donald trump threatened sanctions against iraq if it expelled foreign troops over the assassination of the iranian general qassam cinemark. it comes as a round abandons all limits on uranium enrichment effect to be ending its commitments under the 2015 nuclear. went down to the south as iraq live from doha also coming up 3 americans are killed during an attack in kenya presenting another crisis for the u.s. as it grapples with a standoff with iran. as well as opposition denounces what it's calling a parliamentary cuando opposition leader one who was physically blocked from entering. the us president donald trump has warned iraq can impose heavy sanctions if it follows through with moves to expel american troops iraq's parliament voted in favor of removing foreign forces in retaliation for a u.s. strike that killed the iranian general salim ahmed well fallout from the assassination is rippling right across the middle east iran's vying to hit back and has also

the legendary sometimes luser cattle there was the cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. every i knew what she had to sarah a reminder of our top stories this hour the formal funeral for you for the top iranian commander custom sort of money and. the hundreds of iran back pocket mobilization forces is on the way in baghdad both men were assassinated in u.s. airstrike in baghdad airport on friday. in iran thousands of people across the country including several 100 students at the university of tehran up denouncing the united states for sort of moneys assassination many a shouting death to the u.s. and calling for revenge. now firefighters in australia are bracing for a difficult night as hot and windy conditions continue to spread bushfires nearly 150 files a burning in new south wales alone a dozen of which are out of control in south australia 2 more people are confirmed dead after that call quote fought on kangaroo island and dozens more properties have been destroyed in several states in victoria at least a 1000000 hectares of bushland has been banned a

for it with your words in the old 11 hour longer will draw we're not so mongolia how we should be as it is going to have no idea. how funny. young ones are now kids are coming and they want to go to bring in my bible president is exactly one of my how would that be. so there was. something within you did you. not open your mouth or. just think it was ok are you ok jack i did learn that how do i not not have a. few males in the oven about that one then fine you probably feel including the i might have made up when you look at them the heck i'm doing that. makes stories generate found sense of headlights these protests are saying down with the system down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean all right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the fact the western media john. on stories lead on taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. does not seem. a compelling film about getting an education

years ago, people would say, "oh, no, it will not happen," and now if you place a call to outer mongolia, it takes six seconds, "what a piece of crap this is. it is taking so long." you're going to see debate and what kind of system we have, but what is going to emerge if we allow it is a totally different system, neither what we had before or what you find overseas. for example, one of the things that is going to happen is in terms of drug pricing. why are things going up? you have that high-deductible plan, so you are feeling that more, but with the system we have today, it costs about $2.6 billion to bring a drug successfully to market. you have to cover all of the failures you had beforehand. this should be a trade issue. right now, the reason canada and others can sell the drugs so cheaply is they do not pay for the development costs, and like with tony soprano, they say to pharma, "if you do not -- we will steal the patents from you." we should not eat that $2.6 billion by ourselves. around the world should have a share in that. pharmaceutical benefit managers, pbm's, let's have so

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judge you look well who are what you're watching the old one now all you want to a draw we're not so mongolia how we should be as it is going to have no idea. how funny how much. you know the ones that look as if there was no doubt that if i knew my bible president was going to one of my how would that be are. or what those are going to be. something within you did you come for i shall not open my mouth or they should just think it is ok or they will catch up her courage and learn how to do or not not have a. few males in the oven about. them funny the public buildings including the i might have been up when you look at them vehicle do this. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and mishit you know actually you know i think that's not in a significant fair number is that insignificant ideologically that is significant even as it quite you get. down very significant by dictating big government and the fucked up policy down shalt not kill part of the radicalized series on al-jazeera london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an imp

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for it which is it was you know one hour longer would draw we're not so mongolia how we should be as it is going to have no idea. how funny how much. you know the ones that look as if there was no doubt that if i knew my bible present exactly when i'm on how would that be. what doesn't go with. something within you did you. send them out or they should just think is ok are you ok just her courage of your life how do i not now love. you may as in be about. them funny how do you think. they are when you look at them vehicle doing this. more than 7 decades ago a country was split into really big debt to me and not the kind i'm not going to be off it only took was a pan a mile and the collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled it in 67200 have been to india before al-jazeera examines the violence but of india and pakistan and docks what the future holds for these e.p.l. neighbors partition borders of blood. our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel there whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate

neil: the border between china and mongolia has been shut down. you can't go from mongolia into china into the south or china into among goal yaw from the north. we heard hong kong disneyland, the resort closed there as shanghai china. hong kong following that. cathay pacific airways suspended flights to and from wuhan. it will do so indefinitely. hong kong canceled all group tours to mainland china for the rest of the week. you might recall they were going through this on a day-by-day basis. macao banning operations in and out of the city, a gambling mecca. one of the reasons, casino stocks, entertainment stocks, hotel stocks, anyone with a bit of business there, even a small bit of business there, getting shellacked here. morgan stanley wealth management. does this fit that bill? >> you know, this reminds us a lot of other instances like this in the past, neil. we had the sars thing that hit the market, the bird flu, the ebola concerns we had a couple years ago. all of them were relatively short-term phenomenon. all of them created buying opport

longer sometimes luser cattle to do their will die of cold or because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. hello i'm down zone in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the turkish parliament is due to vote soon the government motion to deploy troops to libya members on meeting now to debate the issue turkey says the forces will protect its rights in the mediterranean and interests and libya but on the dough has more now from ankara. we see more and more support for these more from the foreign minister. being a position leader is trying to get us much support of course we want to be a seeing. process here these are more formal supposed to be brought before parliament you know on the 7th or 8th this month when parliament from a winter recess now we see parliament holding a special sitting just to discuss these libya bill greece israel and cyprus are expected to sign off on a multi-billion dollar pipeline agreement that's a dog's with turkey and libya's plans in the same area the pipeline would run from israel's offshore gas reserves across to the gre

notice with authorities canceling public celebrations marking the lunar new year and north korea and mongoliaclosed borders with china. >>> the san francisco public health officials say they are in contact with authorities that are tracking the spread of the coronavirus and although there are no cases reported in the bay area, san francisco's opening the emergency operations centers to react quickly if a cases confirmed and the city is getting word out about how to prevent the spread of the virus was health officials saying coronavirus inflections may look a lot like the flu and the travel history may be the only key to the difference. >> we won't be able to tell just from the symptoms and that is why the history of where the person has been is the most important factor. >> as the full reports that all air traffic from wuhan has been canceled and the airport spokesman said the state department's charter plane carrying employees from wuhan will not come to sfo but will be going to an airport east of los angeles that is mainly used as a hucargo planes. >>> hard rock stadium in miami is getting

do we do that, we locked down chinese cities like wuhan and we close the border with russia and mongoliaransportation to singapore and to the united states. those are things you do when you're not panicking. those are smart preventatives that you do to keep this thing from being like the last pandemic that came out, not even the loss, all the great pandemics of the last 100 years going all the way back to 2018, 102 years the spanish flu, had a origin in china, that took out 5% of the worlds population in 2018. because nobody locked on anything. nobody did anything about it. the great news, it looks like everybody is panicking, no there during opposite of panicking. there be imprudent. >> we still don't know the true total. morning joe, they are taking on the trump economy. they are saying the trump economy is worse than under jimmy carter and bill clinton. they say the numbers for the past years or 2.3% growth versus bill clinton three-point to, jimmy carter three-point to and bill clinton 2.7. your take on the argument that it's worse than bill clinton and jimmy carter. >> what morning

north korea and mongolia have closed their borders with china. >>> san francisco public health officials are in contact with state and federal authorities that are tracking the spread say there are no cas the bay area but san francisco was opening the emergency operations center so it can react quickly if they cases confirmed and the city is getting word out about how to prevent the start of the virus. health officials say coronavirus infections may look like the flu and if the travel history is there, that may be the only key to telling the difference. >>> it's 5:09 and sal is watching our commute. >>> i like the early commute right now. we are ramping up slowly and that is the way we like it. we will start with the east bay and take a quick look at highway 24. even though a lot of people are getting on the roads, this is still pretty good for driving to oakland from walnut creek and through the tunnel into the bay bridge toll plaza and getting to the macarthur maze from vallejo, 16 minutes and that is about as good as it gets. a small backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and it already

malaysia are also barring travelers from the chinese prevalence that is at the center of outbreak and mongolia north korea have closed their borders with china. inside china authorities have placed 17 cities with more than 50 million people on lockdown and extended the lunar new year holiday to avoid large gatherings. health officials and china now say 4000 people have contracted the virus. which is similar to pneumonia and at least 106 people in china have now died from the virus. more than 40 cases are now confirmed in other countries including five patients in the united states with two in southern california and one in arizona, washington state and illinois. the coronavirus is affecting stock markets, stocks fell today over concerns the growing outbreak would derail economic growth in china and beyond. the dow was down 453 point and the nasdaq fell 175 and the s&p 500 dropped 51. there are no reported cases of coronavirus in the bay area but san francisco has activated emergency operations to get ready for the possibility that itspreads here. >> we will broadcast in partnership with the de

mongolia shut its border with china. hong kong and malaysia banning visitors from wuhan.steve harrigan is in atlanta with more. steve? reporter: american evacuees from the epicenter of the coronavirus have returned home. a plane chartered by the state department landing in a military base in california after leaving wuhan, china. the passengers were screened before and during the flight. they will under go more tests before allowed to leave the base. >> coming from this area, had their own traumas. very long flight. and they could be at the base for up to two weeks. reporter: centers for disease control and prevention is now screening passengers from china at 20 major airports across the country. part of a growing effort to contain the virus. so far there are only five confirmed cases in the u.s. the white house reportedly considering banning travel to china until the outbreak is over. >> this is a very serious crisis. we're briefing the president literally hour by hour. we'll continue to inform the american people of our views on it. reporter: the cdc says more cases of

shells the settles to the north and widely scattered thunderstorms elsewhere really all the way from mongolia eastwards across into mozambique quite widespread but it is warm side dry and sunny indicates on with a high of 26. an unforgiving ball mistake iran spreads it ended made his military shot down a ukrainian airliner killing all 176 people on board. the i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha also ahead oman mourn. the long time ruler known for promoting peace in an unstable region just hours after the death was announced i mean sometimes cousin is named the new leader.

little bit longer sometimes luser cattle there with cold water because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. trouble began at the end of the country's civil war when most people started returning home from refugee camps. ammo more who are strapped and killed during a demonstration in 2017 is buried right here in the middle of the street as a sign of resistance to the mining companies and government are setting you this time the accusations of abuse and displacement between the community the mining companies and the government has now escalated to west africa's regional court the community has taken its case before west africa's regional court because they say the people have little for using the justice system. talk to al-jazeera we were told to go to that bit to all the pressure has this been addressed by turkey we listen to what these the proposal of spain for a couple anya we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does iran. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound is another matter when you call. the news and