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israel's opposition leader benny gantz has just been elected as parliament speaker this comes a day after uli edelstein stepped down after a showdown with the top court this could lead to a political alliance between benny gantz and the caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu are you up to date with the headlines here in algeria we've got more news right after talked to al jazeera dr my crime. moveables. cope with 19 has killed more than 18000 people and infected at least 400000 worldwide and counting. it all started in december last year when cases of an unusual pneumonia were reported in the chinese city of war haun. most of those affected by the unknown virus seem to have something in common they were working at a local seafood market. at the chinese health authorities were trying to investigate the causes of the illness for the numbers kept growing on january 7th the world health organization announced it had identified the new virus 4 days later 41 people had been diagnosed in china and the 1st death was reported. by january 13th cases in other countries began to appear. and the deat

everyone is aiming a weapon towards europe and using the people here as ammunition our correspondent uli hoeness following the story for us on the turkish side of the border with greece. can you bring us up to date on what's happening where you are how the migrants coping with the situation. well it's been 5 days since turkey gave green light to refugees and migrants to leave for the european union and since then thousands have gathered here along the greek a border it's a very long border 200 kilometers long i'm in the tucker village of doire on right now at the river that's the river running along the border and many people are waiting here they are camping here they're hoping they're still hoping to somehow make it and crawl to the other side you can see the trees that behind me that greece people have set up a makeshift shelter. very many families with children the children are trying to play with whatever they can find but peoples will tell me it's quite tough for them especially during the nights when it's cold they say they don't have enough to eat not enough to drink even though

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. >> reporter: up until recently uli moore and mason brammer were perfect strangers.day. >> she needs grocery runs. she has pharmacy needs. she has fibromyalgia. >> reporter: the duo found each other through a covid-19 relief program in louisville, kentucky. it pairs those medically at risk with those who are not. >> what you be doing today if you didn't have mason helping you? >> that's a good question. i guess i would have to fine something. i'm not sure what. i'm just very lucky. >> reporter: 26-year-old brammer provides support by running basic errands and offering invaluable company even if it's on the phone. >> what are your biggest concerns right now, uli? >> my concern is really for the whole world. i'm hoping that we can take care of the one we love the most. >> reporter: coast to coast americans are mobilizing to help our most vulnerable. >> being able to help your neighbor is one of the most american things you can do. >> reporter: to tlimt chance of exposure to her elderly neighbors, becky takes care of their grocery needs. >> it's one of the best ways we

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. >> joining me to discuss is uly yang formerly from wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. she's a former cnn producer who now lives in hong kong. we appreciate you joining us this morning. you know, we talked about this -- about a month or so ago, you and i here on this program. my concerns, your concerns as an asian person, about racism spreading across the globe over fears, people blaming the coronavirus outbreak on anyone who looks asian or just assuming that you may have the virus. i do want to point to a case, a recent case, and london metropolitan police are investigating what they are calling a racially aggravated assault. i want to show you a photo of this 23-year-old man from singapore who was in london studying. jonathan mock. he wrote on facebook that he was attacked by a stranger in a busy shopping area in the heart of london, and he said on facebook that he got kicked, he was sucker punched, and that person told him "i don't want your coronavirus in my country," and you can see the injuries to his face. apparently he's saying that he's got a few fractures and

, in a certain regard, every time it attack, that their rights e under attack. leave them every day uly, and the monsters and the predators of the world know it and exploit it. >> this was not off e cuff. he didn't lose it. this was very thought-out. and they decided on a strategy,e and theyted the strategy. >> because the people that it resonated with gave more money. and this is what you need to do in order to keep that, that tough persona. >> "and we've got to send the signal that this is not the time to compromise, at obama is the enemy, and they want to take your guns awa yes, it's too bad about the, the kids, but we are not going to back down." (siren blaring in distance) >> narrator: at the white house, they wanted an ally who could reach out to nra members. and they kw just the man. >> as your senator, i'll protect our second amendment rights.or that's why the nra ed me. i'll take on washington and this administration... had an a rating from the nra,wa shaken by the newtown shootings. >> it really got to me.ar thesbabies, five- and six-year-old children. who would have ever... i

anna: our reporter maria tadeo in breakthroughs ulis.cks you might want to keep an eye on at the start of the trading day. matt, we need to keep an eye on nokia. we've seen a change at the top there. the c.e.o. stepping down. seemingly unable to make real progress. in the light of the -- of the 5-g crisis around huawei and you might have thought nokia made more progress on its rivals. and it seems the c.e.o. is stepping down. and pekka lundmark of fordham previously stepping into the breach. and the big focus is going to be on how risk assets performed today. oil prices as we were talking with our colleague earlier today, oil prices dropped in the asia session and a continuation of the nervousness and brent is up 3.5% at 51.41 and back safely over the $50 a barrel mark. matt: watch car makers as well. even though the geneva motor show has been canceled, for the first time since world war ii by the way, there is still going to be a lot of car news coming out over the next few days. the c.e.o.'s who were scheduled to do interviews with us,