i'm sara kelly in berlin for the entire team here at g.w. news thank you so much for watching have a great day. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people. i mean paying people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course to stay behind and simply be able my husband went to peru because of the crisis that if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger going on one of them. just pushed stores for nearly 15 years on the job. as tensions between the u.s. and iran escalated over the weekend investors continued to warry global markets all selling off all prizes keep rising gold is at a 7 year high so is there's a possum storm or a bad omen for the trading year of $22.00 of. the slimy business house nail farms in tunisia banking on the hope as do friends in the cosmetics industry. and trying

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program hundreds of foreign nationals are being evacuated from the chinese city at the center of this corona virus outbreak more cases of the virus have been confirmed in china and the death toll there has risen to more than $130.00 the world health organization has urged governments around the world to be on the alert and take action to prevent the spread of the virus some airline. including british airways and look tons of have suspended all flights to and from china. for 206 japanese workers based in han this was a most welcome return. a flight that brought medical supplies to the chinese province fighting to contain the corona virus delivered them back to safety in japan the 1st of some 650 japanese citizens to be repatriated on hunger soil they spoke of the situation they were thankful to leave behind when i. am sincerely relieved to have returned on this chart of blood. while we were there it was a worrying situation which was changing and very quickly 3. of those people repatch reacted to tokyo at least 5 have now been hospitalized with symptoms consi

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it was quite a day my colleague our very own sara kelly she is covering the world economic forum for us in davos she joins me live from davos now where it is obviously very cold good evening to you sara some of the u.s. presidents he gave a campaign speech for his supporters today a lot of people said but he also spoke of prophets of doom and fortune tellers how did all of that sit with his international audience. i would certainly say that the crowd approached the speech of the u.s. president here in davos switzerland with a sense of skepticism today the american president was here to tout his particular brand of politics and policy saying the following the u.s. is experiencing a boom like never before america is winning again now those are the types of hyperbolic statements which we have simply come to expect from the united states president and it did not play well in the room there were at last at times there were even some snickers at times and the general feeling among the crowd individuals with that i spoke with after his speech was a sense of being underwhelmed by what he had

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program it may be the 1st person to person infection of a coronavirus. side of asia and it is here in germany officials say that a man contracted the virus from a chinese colleague at a conference other confirmed cases of the viral outbreak in europe have so far involve patients who had recently been to china here's more this is where the 1st person in germany confirmed both corona virus was infected it was at a company training event here in the southern state of bavaria a week ago a chinese colleague attended it but after her return to shanghai she tested positive for the virus. according to local health authorities a german colleague then started showing flu like symptoms at the weekend. test was carried and yesterday evening the results came back positive for the. people is where the patient is now being monitored in hospital doctors say he is awake responsive and without a fever also already has have said further protective measures have been put in place. in kentucky but the focus now is on the people who were in contact with the chinese women but

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the stampede at the funeral of the assassin aided general the money has claimed more than 50 lives according to iran's state media hundreds of thousands had gathered in the city of care mom to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike after days of ceremonies and processions the burial of so the money has now begun. they were here to say goodbye to a military commander they called their own instead they lost their own lives caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on cam on. i this is the hometown of kassam son a manny the general killed by a us military drone last friday. after a 3 day state funeral procession this is where his journey was due to end. but following the stampede the burial of iran's latest martyr has been perspective and. more grief for a rainy ins but that anger over the killing of their national hero lives on. shouting death to america iranian lawmakers have been quick to pass a law declaring those involved in solemn manny's death as terrorists. amir almost all of thos

use this to push for bolton to testify and how republicans will push back on what john kelly is saying, and as sarae witnesses. we won't know where that is going until fridayt ta earliest, but it is notable that the white house is feeling a lot better today and more comfortable to address the bolton allegations after dershowitz came forward, because after "the new york times" had reported on bolton sunday night, the white house was sent into a panic mode and thought that there is a chance that they could lose up to a z dozen republins on the witness vote, and that is stunning, because before they were wondering about three or four, but it was a dozen to that point, but now they say they feel better for now. >> caitlyn kol lin, thank you so much. let's chat about this and so much to talk about. and we have heard from jared kushner the president's son-in-law and adviser and he sat down with christiane amanpour, and he says that the trump administration has been vindicated. >> and it is a nuisance and the defense is going great, and again, it is very easy to defend when they don't have any legitimate

kelly, southwest air. >>> dow down 152 seeing some challenges in commodities, copper, cyclicals let's get to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland where saraen is live with us sitting down with a special guest. sara >> reporter: good morning, carl, jim, and david joining me here from davos is the united nations secretary general. thank you so much, mr. secretary general. >> a pleasure. >> reporter: you've just arrived in davos how would you explain or characterize the state of global political tensions right now >> i think we are having the highest geopolitical tension i remember since i started we were on the verge of a war in the gulf and can't imagine the dramatic consequences the war in the gulf would have for the region and even the global economy. we have a dysfunctional relationship between the greatest powers which makes it more difficult in relation to the crisis be it libya, syria, africa, afghanistan, to create conditions for a quick solution to put a stop. we see nonproliferation as a risk again the nuclear risk is there. we live in a difficult period where geopolitical tensions are also having an impact on the economy because