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the president of nigeria, macky sall from senegal, they all left the world economic forum in cape townting. last year. because of a feeling of unwelcomeness in our country. ok, let's go to our next question. sean, your question please. south africa has experienced an extended period of challenging economic conditions. do such economic conditions have apart to play in occurrences of xenophobia? khulu mbatha. south africa is facing a lot of problems in terms of creating jobs, the economy, because of its nature. it has been affected by what has been happening internationally. it has not grown to — the promises of growing the economy at a rate of 6%, it has not happened. this as a result, therefore, is reflected both socially and otherwise in the way life is experienced by ordinary people. and we can agree, it's not experienced the same at all levels in all communities of south africa, but it's felt worse in the townships. trevor? well, the economic crisis that i am experiencing, but south africa is experiencing, does play some role in this afrophobia thing. but it is also used by politici

richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a diplomatic route over the coronavirus sall wants answers after japan announces it will suspend south korean visas and send visitors into quarantine. and stranded in some of mexico's most dangerous border towns the grim reality of a controversial dear old u.s. asylum policy. and violent clashes over a controversial citizenship law leaves thousands homeless in india.

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a diplomatic route over the coronavirus sall wants answers after japan announced it will suspend south korean visas and send visitors into quarantine. and stranded in some of mexico's most dangerous border towns the grim reality of a controversial dear old u.s. asylum policy. and violent clashes over a controversial citizenship law leaves thousands homeless in india. a ceasefire in syria's a look province has come into effect the breakthrough was reached after 6 hours of negotiations between russia's president vladimir putin and turkey's leader recha type hurdle on the 2 back opposing sides in the conflict reports from moscow. it was clear from the start that this was going to be a tough meeting the partnership between put an end to one which was carefully nurtured in the past appear tense now with the turkish and russian military facing each other in its lip and turkish and syrian forces taking a high number of casualties but a direct confrontation has been averted for now with a ceasefire that clear. we don't always agree with our turkish partners on what happens in syria but every t

but de la salle any of this disease and if you look at the 24,000 they are going to be overwhelmingly older old, vulnerable people and people with underlying illnesses etc.. the amount of support that we have gotten from new yorkers in the midst of this crisis is just extraordinary. i am a born and bred new yorker and so my queens accent. i can tell your bronx and send in your manhattan accident near staten island accent but new yorkers never cease to amaze me how big their heart is. they talk about how new yorkers are tough. you know we are tough but living in a place like this you have to be tough so as tough as we are as loving as we are and as big as our heart is and when someone needs something there is no place i'd rather be than new york and the number of people who are volunteering who are coming forward who put out a call for additional medical personnel because we have to staff all these additional beds, we put out a call and 62,000 volunteers. the number went up 10,000 in one day. how beautiful is that. these are people who are retired , who did their duty, who were just si

workers from the mining company salles to holy pump the brine to the surface this was the 1st major lithium mine here a 2nd company excise expanding another plant and test rolling is underway at other salt lakes in the region. lithium is just booming right now we extract it from deep below the salt lake this well as 450 meters deep it's currently pumping 55 liters per 2nd we plan to install 30 such wells in the coming months. the company pumps the brine into huge basins workers are constructing a new basin several 100 meters long and wide immense quantities of brine of removed for the production of lithium every year 10000000000 liters of processed this salt lake alone to extract lithium the brine is left to evaporate under the hot sun. after 6 months lithium makes up 6 percent of the concentrated brine. it's fed into the plant which processes it for industrial use. he was we had chemicals to separate the other minerals in the brine so that in the end all that remains is the highly concentrated lithium we think of as a somewhat up more doesn't it indeed. it's a protracted procedure. but it'

they had to forfeit yesterday's playoff game against la salle because of the coronavirus threat. in sacramento county the largest gold district in northern california, the outgrowth school district is closed for a second straight day. i know better school student and two members of the child family tested positive for the coronavirus p the school district has more than 60,000 students. administrators plan to cancel spring break next month to make up for the days missed this week. you can find more information on school closures at ktvu.com, look for the story there on our homepage with the image coronavirus closures. >>> new window, police are investigating into the shooting that took place in san jose this morning police say to respond to reports of a man shot just before 10:00. it happened at a gas station on tully road just about a block from highway 101p the man was transferred to a hospital where he later died. police said they have not said what led up to the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> the chp says a big rig driver wasn't paying attention when he drifted off t

. >> go la salle. >> go cyclones!as yet to issue an order closing spring break beaches. while some individual towns have decided to close on their own, many aren't doing so until monday. >> yikes. >> i say kids will be kids, but they definitely need to heed the warnings. >>> breaking news in america this morning, the coronavirus emergency hits home on capitol hill. the first members of congress testing positive. >>> new york city cases doubling in one day. >> we need the greatest federal mobilization we have ever seen. >> the new plan from the federal government to rush medical supplies to those that need them the most. >>> plus an urgent new report from the cdc on the number of young people getting sick. we hear from doctors and patients. what they're seeing. >>> from coast to coast and around the world people coming together. city hall in san francisco lit up in the colors of the italian flag as italy reports its deadliest day so far. >>> all the overnight developments right now on "america this morning."

of the top basketball teams in the state and had to forfeit yesterday's playoff game against de la sallea few wins away from a state title and all of a sudden you have to forfeit for the team there. >>> let's hope get you out the door if you are going, south castaneda is monitoring a tuesday commute. >> i want to show you marin county traffic will be slow this morning because of an earlier accident northbound to tiburon boulevard. usually it is not slow slow through washburn to near valley. also, looking at highway four, it will be slow, 680 southbound approaching highway 24 is going to beef flow. less than 24 near the lafayette area, there was a crash there. the bay bridge is lighter than usual but still a 15 minute wait. >>> it is clear to the north, partly cloudy to the south with that east northeast breeze continues to crank up. that will translate into mild conditions for some. above the oakland hills there, i know oakland north has been up to 30 miles per hour, east wind up at was peak and marin county. look at half moon bay, 26 with gusts almost 40 miles per hour and an offshore b

, including a newcomer program that's served over 400 students participating in computer science, salles, two middle school classes for computer signs and one of those classes specifically for english learners and taught in spanish as well as summer bridge classes for risingex ls and some -- rising els. some cohorts for schools have els. the pac has recommending programming for k-5 in this recommendation and i jump to speak to that, but i didn't want to discredit the work that is being done for summer programming for english learners. >> thank you. >> vice president lopez. >> i was -- going back to the elacs at schools, is there any site that doesn't meet the minimum was there weren't 21 students that require them but how are they receiving services if they don't have an elac set? >> what kind of services specifically? >> how are they involved in this work if they don't necessarily meet the needs -- meet the requirement that they have a need for elac? >> i just want to understand. so, for example, a school site that has ten, how are they serving the needs of those ten families? >> correc