map, youp of them have cohiba and that is the only --d road leading to an paul nepal. some importance to cohiba. hold itd they should for that purpose. they before battalions would be enough. what mutaguchi does, he has his -- the psalm -- nasam. what he does is decide to commit the entire 31st division against kohima in the north. if the opportunity presents itself he was the 31st and the intoof the 15th to go on asam. he proposes a right hook operation with the weight of the offensive is on the right side. taguchi -- mutaguchi and the higher command never resolve this. -- excuses heason uses after that. higher command never ordered him not to carry out the operation and they never ordered him in written orders about how he should carry it out. one other reason that complicates this is his relation with his immediate superior. commander of the burma area army. superiorhas immediate -- time of the marco polo incident. said that if the superior had any reservations or objectives about what he was doing he would have said so. he never said so. the reason he does not is b

so far there have been no positive cases confirmed in india, nepal has confirmed in india, nepal has confirmed a case yesterday, and so vigil has been stepped up on the district bordering nepal and india. even as thousands of passengers literally crossed 20 odd indian cities and airports and ports are being screened every day. what we do know is once the evacuations happen, people will be quarantined for 1h days stop and just to wrap up, the indian stock market as well has been down for two consecutive days as the fears of this virus spread. joining us fears of this virus spread. joining us from mumbai with the details of an indian plan to evacuate some stu d e nts an indian plan to evacuate some students from china. the self—taught uk trader who made millions in bogus trades and contributed to a brief 2010 grass in the us stock market has been sentenced to a year of home confinement —— 2010 crash. he made more than $7 million, trading from his childhood bedroom, including 12.8 million us dollars tied to his illegal behaviour. with more, here are samira hussain in new york. wha

to that mutaguchi says, well, if e capture nepal and cohima before that, we can be sheltered in there. it will rather be the british impeded by these heavy rains when they try to retake nepal and and cohima. mutaguchi kind of brushes all of objections away. and underlying his position is general dismissal -- mutaguchi looks down on the fighting abilities of the british. he only has experience fighting the british in singapore where commander of the 18th division when they assaulted singapore island in the final that campaign. so mutaguchi has a very low soldiers and tish he says, oh, they're not going to be much of a problem anyway, about don't have to worry these other problems. and mutaguchi repeatedly tells men, his commanders, that you only have to surround the british and fire in the air and he british will come out and surrender. another ll, that's charact mutaguchi, he of had an absolute faith in victim. you see this throughout the and also the navy. it's kind of extreme in he believescase and that he may have all of these and problems, but having an absolute faith in victory w

burqa, and the blade is made from sheffield steel, which had once had -- had once been railroads in nepal. they have taken the railroad tracks and turned them into knives for tourists. hiro, yough note, have it. [applause] shindo: good morning, everybody. i would like to thank the organizers of this conference for what is turning out to be a very, i think a very successful conference and a very rewarding experience and since we don't have a lot of time, i would like to get into my talk right away. i will be talking about the operation, but i will just say impal operation from the japanese perspective. and the operation lasted from march 8 to july 2, 1944. and it really stands out among the japanese army's operations because almost half of the 60,000 to 80,000 men committed died before the end of operation and most of these died because of disease and/or starvation. and in the japanese literature, it's been called the clearest example or maybe the worst example of a rash or a reckless or an imprudent operation because most of the problems that they ran into during the operation had been fo

with close to 1300 other people in fact it cases of the illness have now been confirmed in malaysia nepal australia and france or aboard mainly house on the measures beijing is taking to try to contain this outbreak. it's an ambitious time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 bed health center on this 25000 square meter site in $100.00 city is part of china's urgent battle to control the spread of the crooner virus. videos such as this one have gone viral on social media an unidentified female voice says 3 bodies covered with blankets have been lying in the parked car doors of a hospital in ruhani. as more cases are reported around the world it's still not clear how many people could be infected at the beginning of any other break you would focus more on a severe cases and you have more of those and then maybe we are missing some mild cases because people will just be a little bit sick and will not be ever tested and they will recover many streets and markets are empty in one hand where the 1st outbreak emerged and all public transport has been shut d

with close to 1300 other people infected cases of the illness have now been confirmed in australia nepal and france or birdman lee has more on the measures beijing is taking to try to contain this outbreak. it's an ambitious time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 bed health center on this 25000 square meter site in $100.00 city is part of china's urgent battle to control the spread of the kroon of virus. videos such as this one have gone viral on social media an unidentified female voice says 3 bodies covered with blankets have been lying in the parked car doors of a hospital in ruhani. as more cases are reported around the world it's still not clear how many people could be infected at the beginning of any other break you would focus more on a severe cases and you have more of those and then maybe we are missing some mild cases because people will just be a little bit sick and will not be ever tested and they will recover many streets and markets are empty in one hand where the 1st outbreak emerged and all public transport has been shut down case

peacekeepers including that the type of cholera was very similar to a recent outbreak in nepal since the time of our report our conclusions have been significantly strengthened the nepal strain of cholera westphal the sequence and compare it to the haitian strain and when they got that direct comparison it was found that of the 4000000 base pairs in colorado there was only one base pair that with different between the 2 strains and genetics we consider that an exact match as far as we know all the claims that they are giving us is not a non receivable that's under international law. stonewalled by this official we designed it there must be someone at u.n. headquarters who could explain the organizations decision we spoke to the press office before security could shut us down. eventually we found a more senior. spokesperson i mean is there anyone else who can because there's a he was a he was literally reading from a piece of paper it seems a little odd to me that you were interviewing me about the interview you had with my text only trying to get answers and he wasn't able to give an

peacekeepers including that the type of cholera was very similar to a recent outbreak in nepal since the time of our report our conclusions have been significantly strengthened the nepal strain of cholera westphal the sequence and compare it to the haitian strain and when that direct comparison it was found that of the 4000000 base pairs in cholera there was only one base pair that with different between the 2 strains and genetics we consider that an exact match as far as we know all the claims that they are giving us is narmada receivable that's under international law. stonewalled by this official we designed it there must be someone at u.n. headquarters who could explain the organizations decision we spoke to the press office before security could shut us down. eventually we found a more senior spokes person i mean is there anyone else who can because seriously he was not he was literally reading from the survivor it seems a little odd to me that you were interviewing me about the interview perhaps my text only trying to get answers and he wasn't able to give any he didn't he just

peacekeepers including that the type of cholera was very similar to a recent outbreak in nepal since the time of our report our conclusions have been significantly strengthened the nepal strain of cholera westphal the sequence and compare it to the haitian strain and when they got that direct comparison it was found that of the 4000000 base pairs in colorado there was only one base pair that with different between the 2 strains and genetics we consider that an exact match as far as we know all the claims that they are giving us is not a non receivable that's under international law. stonewalled by this official we designed it there must be someone at u.n. headquarters who could explain the organizations decision we spoke to the press office before security could shut us down. eventually we found a more senior. spokesperson i mean is there anyone else who can because seriously he was not he was literally reading from a piece of paper it seems a little odd to me that you were interviewing me about the interview you had with my text or we were trying to get answers and he wasn't able to

nepal's parliament has been unable to pass any laws for 3 months that's because a speaker was forced to resign in the wake of rape allegations but attempts to appoint someone new are being stalled by the street over who should replace him with reports from cup under. the boss parliament has a series of new laws ready to be endorsed but there is a problem under way through there has to be a speaker present for them to be sent to the president and the post has been vacant for months in early october speaker of the house krishna by the man i was accused of rape and arrested and political leaders have not been able to agree on a replacement new bosses of the ruling communist party have asked the deputy speaker shiva to resign so a new speaker and deputy can be chosen but she says she should be appointed as the new speaker knew about them so why should i pay the price for the wrongdoings of the speaker if they find a fault in my conduct they should impeach me this is about institutionalizing a fist i'm the leaders cannot breach the constitution and the mabus says she's a victim of politic

the parliament in nepal has been unable to pass any laws for 3 months and this is because the speaker was forced to resign in the wake of rape allegations but attempts to appoint someone new are being stalled by a dispute over who should replace him shrestha reports now from katmandu. the ball's parliament has a series of new laws ready to be endorsed but there is a problem under its rules there has to be a speaker present for them to be sent to the president and the post has been vacant for months in early october speaker of the house question about the model i was accused of rape and arrested and political leaders have not been able to agree on a replacement new bosses of the ruling communist party have asked the deputy speaker shiva to resign so a new speaker and deputy can be chosen but she says she should be appointed as the new speaker knew what i'm so good why should i pay the price for the wrongdoings of the speaker if they find a fault in my conduct they should impeach me this is about institutionalizing a fist i'm the leaders cannot breach the constitution and the mabus says

time for a short break here on out is iraq when we come back and the bills are piling up but nepal's parliament can't pass them into nor find out what's behind the months long dead network. and how china has found itself being blamed for choking the flow of the mekong river borno state us. how our weather conditions in the levant are not that brilliant that circulation of clad this but in the eastern med is spread all the way through lebanon northern syria southern turkey and into wards iran and this i think is where we're going to find it moving to and enhanced itself in the iranian mountains as it's slowly only slowly eases in places like lebanon but the showers are still there for the south in israel and northern egypt and you might just catch than here this line of cloud occasional thunderstorms drifting south 3 societies towards bahrain that's the picture on saturday on sunday that more or less disappears and there's quite a rush of many light showers over iraq by this time the other system which should be moving eastwards towards afghanistan and pakistan isn't making a lot of p

coronavirus cases popping up in hong kong macau singapore taiwan thailand malaysia vietnam cambodia nepal sri lanka south korea and japan masks are selling out across the region and governments are working to evacuate their citizens from the city of will high on ground 0 where the virus 1st appeared from one of them we have journalist frank smith joining us out of seoul frank how are people feeling about this. well they are certainly worried as more reports from around the world trickle in about the number of people that have been affected infected i should say and certainly here in south korea there's a little bit of you know rest by no new. reports have surfaced of people that have been infected they are monitoring closely 28 people and some 387 people are being kept tabs on under self quarantine a particular worry here is the 3rd and 4th infections were people that had returned to south korea asymptomatic that means that they hadn't shown any symptoms and he sniffling any sore throat and he headaches and a fever when they were turned in so they met people in contact with people without

coronavirus cases popping up in hong kong macau singapore taiwan thailand malaysia vietnam cambodia nepal sri lanka south korea and japan masks are selling out across the region and governments are working to evacuate their citizens from the city of will high on ground 0 where the virus 1st appeared. one of them we have journalist frank smith joining us out of seoul frank how are people feeling about this. well they are certainly worried as more reports from around the world trickle in about the number of people that have been affected infected i should say and certainly here in south korea there's a little bit of you know rest bite no new. reports have surfaced of people that have been infected they are monitoring closely 20 people and some 387 people are being kept tabs on under self quarantine a particular worry here is the 3rd and 4th infections were people that had returned to south korea asymptomatic that means that they hadn't shown any symptoms and he sniffling any sore throat and he headaches and a fever when they were turned in so they met people in contact with people without k

coronavirus cases popping up in hong kong macau singapore taiwan thailand malaysia vietnam cambodia nepal sri. lanka south korea and japan masks are selling out across the region and governments are working to evacuate their citizens from the city of lu han ground 0 where the virus 1st appeared. we have journalist frank smith joining us out of seoul frank how are people feeling about this. well they are certainly worried as more reports from around the world trickle in about the number of people that have been affected and infected i should say and certainly here in south korea there's a little bit of you know rest by no new. reports have surfaced of people that have been infected they are monitoring closely 28 people and some 387 people are being kept tabs on under self quarantine a particular worry here is the 3rd and 4th infections were people that had returned to south korea asymptomatic that means that they hadn't shown any symptoms and he sniffling any sore throat and headaches and a fever when they were turned in so they met people in contact with people without knowing that they w

the number of confirmed cases is increased to almost $1300.00 so the virus has now reached australia nepal france and malaysia or part mainly has more it's an ambitious time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 beds health center on this 25000 square meters site in $100.00 city it's part of china's urgent battle to control the spread of the kroon of virus videos such as this one have gone viral on social media an unidentified female voice says 3 parties covered with blankets have been lying in the parked car tools of a hospital in rouhani. as more cases are reported around the world it's still not clear how many people could be infected by the beginning of any other break you would focus more on a severe cases and you have more of those and then maybe we are missing some mild cases because people will just be a little bit sick and will not be ever tested and they will recover many streets and markets are empty in one hand where the 1st outbreak emerged and all public transport has been shut down cases the corona virus and now confirmed in nearly every

. -- in nepal. the first female president of the first face a court of pristina. we will tell their stories to help americans understand our story. that campaign will run through world democracy day on september 15. you will seetly, our stronger commitment to democratic governance. so, what will it look like? i'm going to take a few minutes to give you a brief overview. countries, particularly those countries struggling to emerge from an authoritarian we want to emphasize programs that help bring greater transparency to institutions. i think we are guilty of two often assuming that transparency and openness and decision-making is the natural state of governance. for countries emerging from communism, there is no tradition of openness. it has never really occurred to officials that they might want to keep their citizens effectively informed. we are looking at ways to train a new generation to make routine matters a public submitted in my recent visit to albania, the prime minister told me how much he appreciated all of the largers u.s. government over the years. th

nick: rescuers continue to search for seven hikers who went insing when an avalanche hit nepal. south koreans and guides are thought to be trapped. the group were traveling on the mountain when an avalanche struck friday. the operation could take several weeks. courtsd's constitutional have acquitted leaders of an opposition party of attempting to overthrow the monarchy but the future party faces legal threats. at party headquarters in bangkok, supporters were relieved when the judge delivered his verdict. >> there is not enough evidence to prove the party acted to overthrow the constitutional monarchy under a democratic system with the king as head of state. reporter: celebrations were short-lived. future forward faces more legal challenges and the threat of being dissolved. we believe in our innocence [indiscernible] reporter: the future forward seats in the parliament last year. they are led by a new, younger generation who says they want real democracy and not the military government in disguise. formerme minister is the army general who led the coup 5.5 years ago. many in h

their cases in nepal, germany, france, and in the last 24 hours we have heard confirmed cases in ndfinland,he uae. this statement we just got in from the world health organization. >> isot because of what is happening in china but because of what is happening in other countries. >> russia is also responding, it has partially closed its 4000 kilometer border with china.le 's hear from the bbc's moscow correspondent. reporter: here in moscow there are medicsoing to the hotels before they head out to the sites to check that there's no symptoms of anyone having caught e virus and therefore spreading it. so there are a whole series of measures in ple. authorities are making quite clear that there is no reason for panic. there are no cases confirmed of the coronavirus in russia but the deputy prime minister says they are likely to happen. >> i was mentioning that youan send in questions. here is one, a message onay twitterg with brexit in mind, how difficult would it be for the european uon to hold onto expanding principles and free movement of people, goods, and capital? jennifer rankifrom the

. >>> a desperate search for mountain climbers in nepal. the avalanche comes as the annual trek season comes to a close. >>> back to business at usual after a deadly avalanche there. the avalanche happened friday at alpine meadows. this photo of the sun coming up over the mountains. >> lift-off! >> spacee has passed the last big test of its crew capsule. the rocket blaster blasted off this morning for an energy escape trip. just over a minute into the flight that happened. the capsule catapulted off the n board and parachuted into the atlantic ocean. the rocket engine deliberately shut down, crashed into the ocean. the test flight lasted about nine minutes. they are now ready to start launches astronauts. that could happen as early as march. >>> rob joining us now. we got some high clouds, some glare. >> we do. we're going to see a lot of clouds this week. the rain totals, though, probably a lot less than we saw just last thursday. that was quite a storm that brought the snow to the bay area, more than an inch of rain. a little rain to star

reported 3 cases of the virus making them the 1st in europe the virus which is now being reported in nepal and australia is overshadowing festivities for the new new . where china has scaled down many of events and major landmarks like beijing's forbidden city and parts of the great wall have been closed and the outbreak of the story the impact of the outbreak is spreading russia has advised its citizens not to visit china until the situation improves laura burdon manly has more now on the measures beijing is taking to try and contain the outbreak it's now business time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a 1000 bed health center on this 25000 square meter site in 100 city it's part of china's battle to control the spread of the croon a virus videos such as this one have gone viral on social media an unidentified fever voice says 3 parties covered with blankets have been lying in the packed corridors of a hospital in rouhani. as more cases are reported around the world it's still not clear how many people could be infected by the beginning of any other break you

the bric belt covers a vast one and a half 1000000 kilometers stretching across india pakistan nepal china and bangladesh it encompasses hundreds of thousands of kills and keeps millions in debt bondage. the area covered by what we call the huge there's no way from the ground you can count the. mapping the bridge belts will give the 1st hard data about the numbers and location of killed. but even with modern satellite technology it's a massive task. speeding up the mapping process is vital for the nottingham teased to cover the entire area. during boyd has never been to the brick belt and hadn't heard of modern slavery until a few years ago now her focus is the united nations goal of eliminating slavery by 2030. machine learning is the digital key that will unlock the data to help reach that target and she learning the thought of that of artificial intelligence and what we're doing there if we're training the computer with them in the computer to under fire and what to put home looks like in an image so we give out with them examples of different types of carry on from different pict

over the next few days, that snowy weather pushes into eastern nepal, whilst easing down, with showers across the northeast of india falling mainly as rain. now, looking at the weather picture across north america, we‘ve got low pressure bringing some blizzard conditions to nova scotia and newfoundland in eastern canada. 25—35cm of snow driven in with winds gusting to 60—70 mph, bringing those poor conditions. then we‘ve got some bitterly cold air in central canada, where maximum temperatures thursday just —16 in winnipeg. what happens then, as we head into the weekend, is cold air moves down from canada, very warm air moves up from the gulf of mexico. we have enormous temperature contrasts, and it looks like we‘ll have big problems through friday and saturday. flooding rain for some, a risk of tornadoes in the south, and we‘ve got some heavy snow in the forecast as well. the weather looks set to become disruptive across the united states through friday and saturday as well. now, this area of low pressure has been bringing some very strong winds to japan. that low itself

the brick belt covers a vast one and a half 1000000 kilometers stretching across india pakistan nepal china and bangladesh it encompasses hundreds of thousands of kills and keeps millions in debt bondage. the area covered by what we call the huge there's no way from the ground you can count the. mapping the brick belts will give the 1st hard data about the numbers and location of kills. but even with modern satellite technology it's a massive task. speeding up the mapping process is vital for the nottingham teens to cover the entire area. doreen boy has never been to the brick belt and hadn't heard of modern slavery until a few years ago now her focus is the united nations' goal of eliminating slavery by 2030. machine learning is the digital key that will unlock the data to help reach that target is she learning the thought of. that after official intelligence and what we're doing that if we're training the computer with them in the computer to under fire and what to put home looks like in an image so we give out with them acknowledge the different types of carry on from different pic

and their 3 nepal the gods haven't been seen since friday of the trick is on the rouge around mt. risk you poor weather conditions and treacherous terrain a hampering the search. the bank he wishes to not being allowed to return home more than a week after the child volcano erupted in the philippines with the little still high more than 100000 people to show drink in a vacuum and sentenced but there are concerns about housing people in the long term . good reports from an evacuation center in baton this province. we're in ballet and one of the many towns are bearing the brunt of this crisis more than 8000 civilians are evacuated here since the owl initially erupted more than a week ago now and days after we're seeing a semblance of normalcy here we've spoken to officials who say they're doing the best they can to provide the very basic needs that civilians need behind me is financial assistance being given out to residents they're being made to sign their financial assistance record and we've spoken to civilians evacuees who say no matter how small the amount they are grateful bec

to expecting to see anywhere between $75.00 and possibly $100.00 centimeters of snow falling across nepal and then shifting a little bit more towards the northwest into parts of northern india so this will be something we'll watch watch over the next few days back to you thanks ken well still ahead on al-jazeera. will tell you why banks have become the target of protesters in lebanon. polarized why they aren't so become a battleground for the country's divisions. and the support arrests of fellow bron james and the l.a. lakers. the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent twice socialism once a thriving. politician goes on a journey to meet leading leftwing ficus to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. latin america a giant in time oil coming soon. when investigating crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or isn't there or can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores

my nepal is about insects as a whole but it was a dog as a whole the idea captured the public's imagination the streets of the capital munich was soon packed with campaigners dressed as b.s. braving freezing weather to encourage some of the various $9000000.00 voters to come out and sign. that what happened next took everyone by surprise because 1750000 people signed it it was the most popular petition here ever and the government soon promised to sign it into law environmentalists could hardly believe their success farmers could hardly believe what was about to hit them. the new laws call for 30 percent of the state to be put aside is ecological and almost a 3rd of farm land to become getting it is a target no one will be forced to go organic farmers cannot be forced to do things the government has to deliver most of the the legislation is really aimed at the government the government is to deliver certain tollgates and all the government has support offers on the table so going 30 percent organic is a massive change is needed but hope so i hope it will change our landscape it is a massive

the brick belt covers a vast one and a half 1000000 kilometers stretching across india pakistan nepal china and bangladesh it encompasses hundreds of thousands of kills and keeps millions in debt bondage. the area covered by what we call the huge there's no way from the ground you can count the. mapping the bridge belts will give the 1st hard data about the numbers and location of killed. but even with modern satellite technology it's a massive task. speeding up the mapping process is vital for the nottingham teens to cover the entire area. during boyd has never been to the brick belt and hadn't heard of modern slavery until a few years ago now her focus is the united nations goal of eliminating slavery by 2030. machine learning is the digital key that will unlock the data to help reach that target and she learning the thought of. that of artificial intelligence and what we're doing that if we're training the computer out with them in the computer to under found what to put home looks like in an image so we give out with them acknowledge all the different types of carry on from differ

the number of confirmed cases is increased to almost $1300.00 so the virus has now reached australia nepal france and malaysia or part mainly has more it's now business time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 beds health center on this 25000 square meters site in $100.00 city it's part of china.

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peacekeepers including that the type of cholera was very similar to a recent outbreak in nepal since the time of our report our conclusions have been significantly strengthened than a pos train of cholera with fully sequence and compare it to the haitian strain and when they got that direct comparison it was found that of the 4000000 base pairs in cholera there was only one base pair that with different between the 2 strains and genetics we consider that an exact match as far as we know all the claims that they are giving us is not our knowledge receivable that's under international law. stonewalled by this official we decided there must be someone at u.n. headquarters who could explain the organizations decision we spoke to the press of it before security could shut us down. eventually we found a more senior. spokesperson there i mean is there anyone else who can because there's a he was a he was literally reading from his survivor it seems a little odd to me that you were interviewing me about the interview you had with my text or we're trying to get answers and he wasn't able to g

nepal's parliament has been unable to pass any laws for 3 months that's because a speaker was forced to resign in the wake of rape allegations but attempts to appoint someone new are being stalled by a dispute over who should replace him i reports from kathmandu. the ball's parliament has a series of new laws ready to be endorsed but there is a problem under way through there has to be a speaker present for them to be sent to the president and the post has been vacant for months in early october speaker of the house question about the model i was accused of rape and arrested and political leaders have not been able to agree on a replacement new bosses of the ruling communist party have asked the deputy speaker shiva to resign so a new speaker and deputy can be chosen but she says she should be appointed as the new speaker knew what i'm so good why should i pay the price for the wrongdoings of the speaker if they find a fault in my conduct they should impeach me this is about institutionalizing a fist i'm the leaders cannot breach the constitution and the mabus says she's a victim of

it's going to bring more heavy snow, this time to the northwest of india and western areas of nepal, where, over the mountains, about 1,500 metres elevation, the snow's going to be heavy. could see half a metre in places, bringing a risk of avalanches and closing some of the mountain passes as well. we've also got a bit of snow across the eastern states of the us thanks to this area of low pressure. the snow, though, easing away very quickly on wednesday and a ridge of high pressure follows in the colder air. so it is going to be feeling chilly along these eastern areas, with the snow easing away. still a bit more snow to come across eastern areas of canada. temperatures staying below freezing here. but the amount of accumulating snow — pretty small, really. now, the outlook over the next few days, it stays pretty cold. it gets much colder, actually, montreal. maximum temperature is —10 on thursday before things get less chilly through friday and the weekend. this area of cloud working across the korean peninsula's been bringing some very heavy falls of rain here and wet and wind

judge matters in nepal is a growing problem but many girls are getting married voluntarily we explain why. ranch teachers in the firing line. increasingly facing the music over their students' activism.

transporting close public spaces ahead of the learning new year holiday outside of china france and nepal have recorded their 1st cases it follows confirmation of the virus in the u.s. hong kong thailand south korea and singapore. it's still too early to draw to conclusions on how severe the viruses because they're beginning are fairly old brick you would focus more on a severe cases and you have more of those and then maybe we only see some mild cases because people will just be a little bit sick and will not be ever tested and they will recover so as you know we may see more mild cases as surveillance intensify so there is not so much really on the numbers that we know that it will will will go up and earthquake in eastern turkey has killed 18 people the bag richard 6.8 quake hit province emergency crews are searching for people thought to be trapped in the rubble us democrats are wrapping up 3 days of opening arguments in the impeachment trial of president donald trump accused him of leading efforts to push ukraine into investigating political rival joe biden. israeli police have launc

says the number of confirmed cases has also increased to almost 1300 a virus has now reached australia nepal france and malaysia scott heiler has more from beijing on the chinese government's response. the state of alert has been heightened you know one thing to to look at to just how seriously the government here is taking this the cabinet now is in control of the way that this nation deals with this coronavirus it was elevated to that level yesterday and one thing that they've also done is they've put someone who is an expert during the sars crisis here some 17 years ago he is leading the the teams that will operates across the country to deal with the corona virus an earthquake in eastern turkey has killed at least 20 people a magnitude 6.8 quake hit alice a province emergency crews are searching for dozens of people trapped in the rubble more than 500 people have been injured or his president says more military personnel are being sent to libya or to type word one made the announcement after talks with german chancellor angela merkel and istanbul. yes democrats have wrapped up 3 days of

tisha and possibly towards west bengal for she everywhere else with the exception of a few snow showers nepal it's dry. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks without money talk to us without really personal protection not what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more want to see chanson made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in the 1st of a 5 part series ali rate questions the neutrality of digital deductions trust me i'm an algorithm on a just 0. oh . you're watching on the syria time to recap our headlines now the 1st plane carrying british citizens from the epicenter of the china coronaviruses landed in the u.k. several countries are stepping up evacuations from. people in the united kingdom only hours away from seizing to be citizens of the european union the country's 47 year membership of the bloc officially ends friday night at $2300.00 g.m.t. . the raf celebrations in london and displays of anger as great sydney is both pro and anti briggs's march is being held in the city so ho

are there a lot 9 degrees well here across india particular up here towards the north and also into nepal the rain has been on the increase over the last few days and the snow particularly up towards the himalayas has been increasing as well we're going to be watching this very carefully particular up here towards katmandu it's going to be a mix of rain and snow feel with a temperature of 13 but new delhi better weather conditions at 17. when investigating crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration you. are insane. there are tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating themselves the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confessions on al-jazeera. welcome back if you come out of our top stories here on al-jazeera russian and syrian warplanes have resumed attacks on deadly syria's last remaining rebel held province at least 21 people have been killed in recent days is that despite a cease fire b

into the weekend with attempt a few of about 30 degrees there and as we go towards india as well as nepal we are seeing an increase of rain and that is going to be a big problem we could be seeing some very heavy accumulations in terms of snow over the next day for katmandu it is going to be rain and in the overnight hours switching over to snow there tempter wise 13 degrees for katmandu but for new delhi it is going to be a cloudy day with a temperature of 17. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issues we didn't have immigrants' at all 0 immigration but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and there are opponents or anyone who is different. prejudiced some pride in hungary on al-jazeera. or. this is 0 let's remind you of the main news this hour the un says that atrocities against children in syria continue to be committed by all warring sides the u.n. commission of inquiry released its report of this violence intensifies and it province russian and syrians have bee

dog and al-jazeera but this province northern philippines fuses are increasing in nepal for 7 people missing after an avalanche on friday for weather conditions are hampering the search for 4 south korean tories and their 3 in a party guides other trackers on the popular route around bound on a corner were led to safety. thailand's constitutional court has acquitted leaders of an opposition party for attempting to overthrow the monarchy but the future for party faces other legal threats exists and says victoria. at ficci food party headquarters in the capital bangkok supporters were relieved when the johns delivered his verdict. but there is not enough evidence to prove the party acted to overthrow the constitutional monarchy under a democratic system with the king as head of state. but the celebrations were short lived teacher who would faces more legal challenges and the threat of being dissolved if we believe that those cases are politically money whether. we believe what you know to. 'd make us go to all those cases successfully. for the future forward party 181 parliamentary sea

in nepal fears are increasing for 7 people missing after an avalanche on friday for weather conditions are hampering the search for 4 south korean tourists and their 3 in a poly guides because on the popular routes around mount on a poor were led to safety. now it's being described as a momentous agreement to stop treasure hunters plundering the world's most famous ship wreck the rusting remains of the titanic will be treated with sensitivity and respect say the british and american governments though grants permits to explore the wreck and remove artifacts at least 1500 passengers and crew drowned when the so-called unsinkable line a hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in 1912. the and the s $1630.00 g.m.t. the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. democrats are accusing republicans of setting the stage for on unfair trial. for president donald trump lead impeachment manager adam schiff has denounced the proceedings as a cover up and sent to chuck schumer says the democrats will subpoena white house documents relating to tom's decision to withhold aid aid from ukraine a senate is set

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also cases in sri lanka, nepal, germany, france. and in the last 2a hours we've had more confirmed in finland, the uea, and india. this just in from the who. the main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in china, but because of what is happening in other countries. russia has also partially closed its 4000 km eastern border with china. here's sarah rainsford in moscow. for the moments, flights are still flying, but, for example here in moscow, where there are chinese tourists and hotels, there are no medics going to those hotels, taking tours before they head out to the to check that there are no symptoms or signs of anyone having caught the virus and potentially therefore spreading it, so a whole series of measures in place, although, the authorities they are making it quite clear that there is no reason for panic, there are certainly no cases confirmed of the coronavirus here in russia yet, but the deputy prime minister has said that they are likely to happen. that's what russia is doing. other countrie

vietnam and cambodia they've also confirmed infections people of all say fallen ill in germany and france nepal australia the u.s. and canada now many of those countries are working to get their citizens out of the chinese city of will hand that circles the center of the outbreak but the world health organization is cautious about that approach. evacuating staff or any anybody from an area always bears the slight possibility that they carry the virus with them or especially if there's a possibility of asymptomatic or very small symptoms. at the same time i understand that countries who have been already talking about bringing their nationals back which is of course in the full sovereignty in the interest of those member states have been taking measures or have announced measures to either contain these people on the on the way back or contain for a certain amount of time. the chinese president xi jinping has told the visiting. he's confident of defeating what he called a devil virus got high levels now from beijing on the restrictions. and the effect that having. a 50 year old man was the 1st p

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into the weekend with attempt a few of about 30 degrees there and as we go towards india as well as nepal we are seeing an increase of rain and that is going to be a big problem we could be seeing some very heavy accumulations in terms of snow over the next day for katmandu it is going to be rain and in the overnight hours switching over to snow there temps wise 13 degrees for katmandu but for new delhi it is going to be a cloudy day with a temperature of 70. 1 is the last time you out on the streets and see whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every level or layer further and further into the jail oh if you join us on sand and shrink has to start from day one back there again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice but i thought the states that supply clock coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people their reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq. hello again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the united nations says atrocities against childr

little is going on now in india and pakistan nepal the last chance disappeared to north korea there's not much of a push in the northeast monsoons are very few showers in sri lanka but they are developing in some parts of northeastern india but not many. but it. was the last time you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every level or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on sand creek entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for there are studies that support rush coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq. by this have a look at the top stories here of al-jazeera the world health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare the corona virus outbreak that's killed 170 people a global emergency and a cruise ship is in the town near rome you can see passengers from china are suspected of having the virus a man is shot at demo

continuing their search for 7 hikers who went missing when an avalanche hit a popular trekking route to nepal the 4 south koreans with 3 nepali guides are thought to have thought to be trapped under snow and with rescuers digging at 2 locations the group were traveling in the region the mountain a person of the world's 10th highest mountain when the avalanche struck on friday and the operation could take several weeks. thailand's constitutional court has acquitted leaders of an opposition party of attempting to overthrow the monarchy but the future forward party faces other legal threats to its existence as victoria gave me pause. at ficci food party had courses in the capital bangkok supporters were relieved when the johns delivered his verdict. but there is not enough evidence to prove the party acted to overthrow the constitutional monarchy under a democratic system with the king as head of state. but the celebrations were short lived teacher who would faces more legal challenges and the threat of being dissolved if we believe that those politically money whether. we believe what you know.

show possibly up towards west bengal for she everywhere else with the exception of a few snow showers nepal it's drawing. when is the last time you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every leg with your layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on set retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for there are studies that support our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for it join the global conversation on how does iraq. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour the 1st plane caring for addition to your citizens from the epicenter of the china coronavirus has landed in the u.k. several countries are stepping up evacuations from hong ukraine's president is calling for the u.s. to be more active in settling its conflict with russia back separatist a merciless keys been meeting president trying to top diplomat in kiev mike visit coincides with the impeachment trial presid

vietnam and cambodia and elsewhere in the world cases have been confirmed in germany and france in nepal australia the us as well as canada and many of those countries are working to get their citizens out of the chinese city of who han that's at the epicenter of the outbreak but the world health organization has warned of the risks off evacuation evacuating staff or any anybody from an area always bears to slight possibility that they carry the virus with them or especially if there's a possibility of asymptomatic or very small symptoms. at the same time i understand that countries who have been already talking about bringing their nationals back which is of course of the full sovereignty in the interest of those member states have been taking measures to have announced measures to either contain these people on the on the way back or contain for a certain amount of time. china's capital beijing has recorded its 1st death from the virus the city has imposed further transportation restrictions leaving nearly 60000000 people under lockdown scott had no reports from beijing. a 50 year old