chinese new year plans are under threat but the government advising its citizens to stay home sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong more than 5000 people in taiwan have been told to self isolate for 14 days health authorities are trying to contain a domestic cluster of infections connected to a hospital 15 people have tested positive in a city in northern taiwan but thousands more may have had contact with them taiwan has largely succeeded in controlling the virus through early and effective prevention methods that have been just 889 cases and 7 deaths since the pandemic was declared. 1.6000000000 children and young people had their education severely disrupted last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. but the united nations shows 29 countries in red that have closed schools juta covered 19 the ones in blue are partially closed as of january 258000000 children have been unable to attend school juta closures while children in more developed parts of the world have been able to continue classes remotely many more without access to computers of the internet have been unable to learn the un s

over recent weeks mainland china is worried to it seeing its biggest wave and saxon since march sarah clarke reports from hong kong. health authorities have sealed off hong kong densely packed district of jordan after a surge in infection those living in around $150.00 buildings have been fitted. to leave their homes in a 48 hour mandatory lockdown the sewage systems in several blocks have also been contaminated with high concentrations of the virus found in movie samples this part of callan is home to many elderly and poor residents living in small and subdivided flats the district accounts for hof of the new transmissions recorded i've the last week are actually. we should have a complete. pro. for a fortnight what of all this today mandatory lockdown in hong kong is the 1st but is not expected to be the last but the chinese new year holiday just weeks away the government is tightening restrictions to avoid another spike in tysons as families gather for the biggest annual celebration chinese new year is the most important family holiday celebrations have been impacted by surge in cases on

back home already beijing is restricting residents from leaving for non essential reasons well sarah clarke has more from the coren teen zone in hong kong. on saturday they conducted around tested around 2 thirds of the 10000 people that live in this area behind me you maybe i'll see some movement behind me this morning and most of the day we've had these mobile units set up where the residents can come down to be tested they're also the health authorities have been going into the apartments to test those people who live here today on the 2nd day. to finish by what they hope to at 6 pm to 6 am tomorrow morning and this is where they're hoping that these residents have been here for 40 can return to work we've seen a spike in cases in recent weeks in hong kong. and of course a quarter of those from this particular area and how i can describe this area it's probably one of the lower socio economic groups who've got a lot of minority groups and they live in these subdivided apartments so they crammed areas where thousands of people are forced to live together and as a result they've been able

chinese new year plans are under threat but the government advising its citizens to stay home sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. israel is expected to suspend travel for 2 weeks to prevent the new covert $1000.00 strain from entering its borders under the proposal is being considered by the government tony international passengers with special permits will be allowed to leave all enter the country israel has started to see a promising drop in the cases it's not data set to expire at the end of the month sorry force it has moved west jerusalem with more on the measures. discussions between the prime minister. and see how. late saturday the key concern is about mutations i think there is an acceptance now that the british strain of the u.k. identified strain is now at large within the population there have been worrying signs about the 50 percent increase among young people infected in this wave compared to the 2nd wave but there are concerns that because of israel's very fast vaccine rollout they don't want to see other strains which might be less susceptible to the vaccine potentially comi

2nd day of lockdown now the area accounts for half of hong kong's new cases over the past week sarah clarke has more from the corridor area in the city how i can describe this area it's probably one of the lower socio economic groups who've got a lot of minority groups and they live in these subdivided apartments so they crammed areas where thousands of people are forced to live together and as a result they've been able to adhere to these social distancing rules and as a result of their been tested and we've seen some of the. numbers at this particular district. and over the last few weeks we've seen 70 to 100 cases on a daily basis out of hong kong as a result we've seen the tightening restrictions and put in place this meant to lock down which is the 1st of the last 12 months. thousands of protesters in brazil have called for president diables and hours impeachment over his handling of the corona virus outbreak a resurgence of the virus has hit amazonas state hard leading to a shortage of oxygen in overwhelmed hospitals the italian government says it's considering legal action against va

recent weeks mainland china is worried to it seeing its biggest wave of infections since march sarah clarke reports from hong kong. health authorities have sealed off hong kong's densely packed district of jordan after a surge in fictions those living in around $150.00 buildings had been forbidden to leave their homes in a 48 hour mandatory lockdown the sewage systems in several blocks have also been contaminated with high concentrations of the virus found in movie samples this part of callan is home to many elderly and poor residents living in small and subdivided flats the district accounts for half of the new transmissions recorded i've the last week are actually. we should have a complete. pro trial date all for a fortnight what of all this today mandatory lockdown in hong kong is the 1st but is not expected to be the last but the chinese new year holiday just weeks away the government is tightening restrictions to avoid another spike in tysons as families gather for the biggest annual celebration chinese new year is the most important family holiday celebrations have been impacted by s

chinese new year plans are under threat with the government advising its citizens to stay home sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. israel is expected to suspend air travel for 2 weeks to prevent the new covert 19 varian from crossing its borders under the proposals that are being considered by the government only international air passengers with special permits would be allowed to leave or enter the country israel started to see a promising drop in the number of cases it's locked and set to expire at the end of this month sorry force it is our correspondent joining us live here on the news from west jerusalem harry hi there why is this move necessary. well it stems from a conversation that benjamin of. late on saturday night with city house officials and ministers judging the potential danger to the vaccine rollout which of course here in israel has been the fastest in the world if too many new strains are allowed to get in and start to spread among the population already they say that among the new cases some 30 to 40 percent of those appear to be the u.k. identified variant and with other

chinese new year plans are under threat but the government advising its citizens to stay home and sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. the u.k.'s vaccination rate is speeding up though the country is struggling to keep infections down some senior government ministers are demanding tougher penalties for those who disobey lockdown rules but others are calling for new policies to address people in casual jobs there are fears low income workers don't have enough financial support to self isolate john a whole reports laura is among tens of thousands of food delivery riders considered critical workers out and about despite the coronavirus lock down i only had what. i currently have i think they pull it out of my count it does feel like a moral decision. is specially now with peak time winter and autumn time is when we have most deliveries and when we are off it most rewards as well she admits that it's common among her fellow riders to bend the rules sometimes the widespread sort of attitude is so if it's not going to happen i'm not going to pass it on or i'm not carrying it. it's kind of like sweepin

in the 2nd day of lockdown the area council heart of hong kong's new cases over the past week sarah clarke has more from the coroner area. how i can describe this area it's probably one of the lower socio economic groups who've got a lot of minority groups and they live in these subdivided apartments so they crammed areas where thousands of people are forced to live together and as a result they've been unable to adhere to these social distancing rules and as a result of the been tested and we've seen some of the. numbers at this particular district. and over the last few weeks we've seen 70 to 100 cases on a daily basis out of hong kong as a result we've seen the tightening restrictions and put in place this meant to lock down which is the 1st of the last 12 months. the protesters of brazil have called for president as a peach mint over his handling of the current virus outbreak a resurgence of the virus is set up a zone a state hard leading to a shortage of oxygen in overwhelmed hospitals. the italian government says it's considering legal action against that seen making astra zeneca aft

travel back home already beijing is restricting residents from leaving for non essential reasons sarah clarke has more now from quarantine zone in hong kong. on saturday they conducted around tested around 2 thirds of the 10000 people that live in this area behind me. behind me this morning and most of the day we've had these mobile units set up where the residents can come to be tested they're also the health authorities have been going into the apartments to test those people who live on the 2nd. i hope to. morning and this is where they're hoping that these residents. can return to work we've seen a spike in. prices and of course a quarter from this particular area and how i can describe this area it's probably one of the lower socio economic groups minority groups and they live in these subdivided apartments so they crammed areas where thousands of people are forced to live together and as a result to adhere to these social distancing rules and as a result of the being tested and we've seen some of the. numbers at this particular district. and the last few weeks we've seen 70 to 100 cases

suckow's number was in those records. >> meaning suckow was in the area when casey clark disappeared. sarahug carlisle's death. >> he walked into the room, doug's dead, straight face, nothing. it was the strangest thing ever. >> did you think at the time i wonder if james had something to do with this? >> you know, it seemed fishy to ne. -- me. it did, but again, your life is already crumbling, you don't want to think your husband could be doing anything like that. >> what did you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him, you know. everyone wants the fairy tale, everyone wants to be married with a good life with kids, and it kind of came crashing quickly. >> finally, sarah started talking about divorce. >> i told him, and he'd be like, how are you going to feel you divorce me, and you find out all of this isn't true and the kid's not mine and you'll be the horrible person and i'm going to destroy you. he was very threatening. >> was he serious? a month after the murder of doug carlisle, january 2014, sarah got a call from her local sheriff. >> he said you need to come to my office r

clark: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. sarah: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: madam speaker, by the direction of the democratic caucus, i send to the desk a privileged resolution. sarah: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 35. resolved, that the following named members be and are hereby elected to the following standing committees of the house of representatives. committee on ethics, mr. deutch, chair. committee on rules, mr. mcgovern, chair, mr. hastings, mrs. torres of california, mr. perfect mutter, mr. raskin, ms. scanlon, mr. morelli, mr. desaulnier and miss ross. sarah: is there objection to consideration of the resolution? without objection, the resolution is adopted and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, by direction of the house republican conference i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. sarah: the cl