the materials barely know who filed that report joins us now from beijing material given that beijing has not been severely affected by the virus why are people taking such extreme precautions. i think one reason is that people are afraid of this virus because it's new and people don't really know what it means another reason is that authorities tell people to take these measures people are reminded constantly off the danger we we know that only just less than 200 people are registered as infected in this city but given the long incubation period the real number might of course be a little high and then the 3rd reason is that people here in beijing remember very well the outbreak of sauce a very similar disease some. 17 years ago where a similar tactics voiding contact was in the end able to break the cycle of new infections that is are people in china satisfied with how their government is dealing with this crisis. these very strict measures and these discriminatory measures and to separate who bay people from other people for example on not to met with a lot of resistance. people as

in the 1950 s. a development boom began in the urban areas of beijing. with the cold war dividing europe and the west the communist party actively recruited experts from around the world for their professional and technical skills. my name is money. i was born in mostly a 945. my father was an architect you know in 1951 he decided to go to china to help with the country's development. father laon was born in beijing in 1912 to a chinese father and a polish mother. studied in paris and married here then a french woman during the 2nd world war he joined the resistance and fought against the german occupation. after the war laon worked as an architect and more say he had a good life in france but the opportunity to build up a new country appealed to him. my brothers saw china as his home and felt that socialism was going well there. my parents were both members of the french communist party. but decided to go to china to give their full support to the country. in 1051 a family boarded a cruise ship and move to china. leone's experience as an architect in fr

china accuses some countries of causing panic over the coronavirus as it demands everyone returning to beijing quarantine themselves 14 days or face punishment. hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm martin there is also coming up the u.s. and the taliban agree a deal that would reduce far that's in afghanistan and could lead to the withdrawal of u.s. troops. on patrol with un peacekeepers in the congolese army in eastern deal see if they try to stop rebel attacks that have already cost a $1000.00 villagers their lives. and what started a fire at a haitian open age killing more than a dozen children and investigation is underway. there's been a big drop in the number of new coronavirus infections in china more than 2600 were recorded on friday that's about half the number reported the previous day but the government has extended its quarantine restrictions to beijing ordering people who are coming back to the capital from the extended lunar new year holidays to isolate themselves for 2 weeks meanwhile the foreign minister wang ye admits the outbreak is a big challenge to china but crit

was born in beijing in 1912 to a chinese father and a polish mother. studied in paris and married here than a french woman during the 2nd world war he joined the resistance and fought against the german occupation. after the war leone worked as an architect in marsay he had a good life in france but the opportunity to build up a new country appealed to him. my brothers saw china as his homeless and felt that socialism was going well but. my parents were both members of the french communist party and. they decided to go to china to give the full support of the country. in 1051 the family boarded a cruise ship and moved to china. leone's experience as an architect in france was valued highly he played a central role in beijing's urban planning designing a hospital highway bridges and many other structures. my mother worked at china radio international and became a pioneer of the french broadcasting establishment. the family's happy life soon came to an end in 1957 months father was caught up in an unforeseen development. that you're the vehicle which we

in the 1950 s. a development boom began in the urban areas of beijing. with the cold war dividing europe and the west the communist party actively recruited experts from around the world for their professional and technical skills. just you know my name is money. i was born in mostly a 945. my father was an architect you know in 1951 he decided to go to china to help with the country's development. father laon while i was born in beijing in 1912 to a chinese father and a polish mother. studied in paris and married here than a french woman during the 2nd world war he joined the resistance and fought against the german occupation. after the war laon worked as an architect and more say he had a good life in france but the opportunity to build up a new country appealed to him. something my brothers saw china as his home and felt that socialism was going well there. my parents were both members of the french communist party. but decided to go to china to give the full support of the country. in 1051 the family boarded a cruise ship and moved to china. leone's

my father pointed out that beijing city hall was to look at your yes. in addition he submitted his opinion to the beijing institute of architectural design. all he did was provide advice on technical issues but it resulted in him being put before a kangaroo court. so you know you think where you go. at the time china was engaged in an anti rightist movement scholars and intellectuals who criticized the communists were branded as members of the right wing. they were denounced and forced to undergo reeducation and state sponsored manual labor programs. the roots of the movement can be traced back to the soviet union following the death of stalin in 1053 his successor nikita khrushchev launched a series of political reforms in 1956 he condemned some of those crimes committed under stalin and the cult of personality that had surrounded him. seizing the opportunity and electros in hungary poland and other communist countries in eastern europe encouraged uprisings in hope of bringing about reforms the soviet union responded by dispatching its military to crus

also coming up the fallout from the coronavirus in beijing a busy capitol that now looks like a ghost town this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops mock shops tourists who visit usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. plus german politics is rocked by a backlash involving the far right the preemie of the east instead of the range of steps down into a after being elected with the hill both the populist alternatives to germany. it's good to have you with us us president donald trump has addressed the nation a day after he was acquitted at his impeachment trial speaking from the white house trump said he was the victim of a long and corrupt process the trial may be over but deep divisions remain between the president and the most powerful democrat in washington u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi. at. the national prayer breakfast in washington traditionally it's a nonpartisan gathering designed to promote unity and reconciliation the day after his then acquittal president trump was a no mood for forgiveness. as everybody knows my family our great c

this circle line then some of beijing's most patient shopping area is the railway station. paging has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. now as a practice that causes lifelong physical and psychological damage female genital mutilation or g.m. the united nations has said today they seek the slavery as an ideal day to draw attention to the problem which is more wide spread than he might think that f.e.m.a. is carried out in communities around the world but it is particularly prevalent in these regions in africa in the arab world as well as in asia now the practice consists of the partial or total removal of a girl's external genitalia and it's thought that up to $200000000.00 women and girls have undergone some form of a g.m. now egypt ethiopia and indymedia have the most cases by far in a fact in egypt 87 percent of women between the ages of $15.49 a thought to be affected but the problem is not limited to just that these countries here in the european union for example is thought that about 600000 women a

beijing was prepared for more of an international outcry. they felt that they didn't receive it, so it was full steam ahead. now. we did eventually wake up to the threats, and we started tightening relations with the filipinos. with others in the region. negotiating the enhanced offense agreement of 2014 under the a administration. obama pulled a nuclear summit that build on scarborough shoal, and by all accounts the chinese turn barges around and chose not to build. we do take steps late in the game, that prevented things from being worse. he clearly did not do enough. is there someone that can be done? of course. we have to be realistic about our goals. there is not a military terrorizing in the south china sea. what is on it is on it. there is nothing that we can do. at a cost, that our partners, or us would be willing to accept. our goal should be to convince a chinese not to use those facilities to get around their neighbors. there is no putting the same back in the ocean. but we can dissuaded chinese from using them, the rep of interna

father laon was born in beijing in 1912 to a chinese father and a polish mother. studied in paris and married here i had a french woman during the 2nd world war he joined the resistance and fought against the german occupation. after the war leone worked as an architect and more say he had a good life in france but the opportunity to build up a new country appealed to him. my brothers saw china as his home and felt that socialism was going well but. my parents were both members of the french communist policy and. they decided to go to china to give their full support to the country. in 1951 the family boarded a cruise ship and moved to china. leone's experience as an architect in france was valued highly he played a central role in beijing's urban planning designing a hospital highway bridges and many other structures. in there my mother worked at china radio international and became a pioneer of the french broadcasting establishment. the family's happy life soon came to an end in 1057 months father was caught up in an unforeseen development that you're going to b

this circle i think some of beijing's most patients shopping area is the railway station. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could be. a scandal over the involvement of the far right in a normally obscure region regional election has shaken german politics to the core yesterday the right wing extremist alternative for germany party helped mainstream parties elect a new premier in the eastern state. well now that premier says that he will resign after nationwide outrage his resignation cannot change the fact however that a taboo has been broken a taboo against cooperating with the far right in government. just 24 hours off to becoming state premier thomas keneally announced his resignation. we will be requesting new elections and i would hazard to stain of a if the support from the office of state. this mr president so. the pressure that brazen 2 great candidates found himself on the front page of almost every german newspaper the election of the free democrats want to titian with the help of the far

emergencies programs is calling on nations around the world to work with beijing more than 2600 cases were recorded in china on friday that's a 50 percent drop on the previous day. different trials underage trying to right now everything from traditional medicine all the way troops and drugs. and that's done in collaboration with trying to expand sciences besting interest. that's an incredible advances just basic knowledge of the next 2 to 3 weeks so all these trials will have been to 3 weeks. all right up to date those are the very latest headlines counting the cost is next. progress. or a serious mistake. fishel intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives . but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of a are accessing vast amounts of our personal data. data land coming soon. they're on the clock this is counting the cost on al-jazeera if you look at the world of business and economics this week as the death toll rises the economic cost of the coronavirus is being felt in every market in

this circle i met some of beijing's most patient in the shopping area as the railway station. they. wouldn't believe it. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. when a scandal over the involvement of a fall right in a normally obscure regional election has shaken german politics to the core now the right wing extremist alternative germany party helped install a liberal premier in eastern state of state or in jail he's now been forced to stand down after widespread condemnation for the affair is seen as having broken a to do against mainstream german parties cooperating with the far right in government. just 24 hours after becoming state premier thomas keneally announced his resignation. we will be requesting new elections in order to rid the stain of a hefty support from the office of state primary this mr president. to pressure the proven 2 great candidates found himself on the front page of almost every german newspaper the election of the free democrat politician with the help of the far right a hefty had

beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far. but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. anti semitism is getting traction around the world in the united states attacks on jews are on the rise especially hard hit are forced to box communities like the one in for a place. this is a tense time for the city g.'s of crown heights a neighborhood in new york spiraled brooklyn. you community has become the target of an increased number of attacks in recent months. now there's more police on the streets protecting synagogues and other jewish institutions. firestone and his friends were students at a local yeshiva a jewish religious school. anti semitism has always been an issue in this ethnically diverse neighborhood but the recent string of attacks has hit uncomfortably close to home. attacks worse on someone threw a chair at someone else or screaming kill jews there's different attacks that have a someone that pointed a gun out so in that put out i have friend they got punched by the middle center of crown heights

a rare sight in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in the spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we do appreciate even strength to measure is your. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops knock shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take this same approach everyone is wary. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together. standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are overweight

forces coming up the fallout from the coronavirus in beijing a busy capital that now looks like a ghost town this is usually a bustling commercial street but so souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. and exposing a practice which has caused untold misery 10 millions of women around the world victims of female genital mutilation tell us their stories. and growing support for julian assange are public figures in germany had their voices to calls for the wiki leaks founder to be released from prison. and have a home free glad you could join me a scandal over the involvement of the far right in a normally obscure regional election has shaken german politics to the call now the extremist alternative for germany party has helped install a liberal crimea in the eastern state of 3 and now has now been forced to stand down off to widespread condemnation effect is seen as having broken a to b. which has kept the far right and also government. state premier for just 24 hours thomas announced his resignation a day after being swo

in 2003 beijing suppressed coverage of the sars outbreak for even longer than it did this time nearly 6 months back then the chinese media played a large part in pressuring the government to come clean but it was a different time china still new to capitalism was experimenting with other reforms gradually giving journalists more freedom from censorship but those days are gone the regional newspapers that provided some of the best service related journalism have since had their wings clipped along with most chinese news outlets and while beijing has spent less time in denial mode than it did in 2003 while it's been quicker to call this story what it is a potential pandemic it wasn't a journalism at least not in china that got it there were 2 large transfers of sent 3 in terms of mation people have a lot more access to information than back in 2003 but at the same time the state has become much more restrictive and repressive it's really cracked down once it was society groups on media activists on intellectuals and for that reason alone i think we're going to see much less questioning

dr a winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in this spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we'd appreciate even struck to measure his. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops not shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take this same approach everyone is wary. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together who were standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are overweight people can't get

the ghost town that is beijing normally busy streets and metro trains are deserted as the city fights the coronavirus. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us here in germany a regional election as set off what's being called a political earthquake for the 1st time 2 mainstream parties have worked with a far right alternative for germany or a.s.d. until now other parties have refuse. to cooperate with the far right and the development in the eastern state of turin jia has sparked widespread protests one of the parties cooperating with the a.s.d. is chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the tremors are being felt thousands of kilometers away in south africa where the chancellor is on an official visit of the situation back home was the 1st topic that merkel addressed when she spoke to the media there. but this is an extraordinary election result which undermines the long held values of both the c.d.u. and myself namely that we do not except majorities achieved with help from the a.f.p. . that has always been clear. this is an inexcusable situation and a result that mu

in 2003 beijing suppressed coverage of the sars outbreak for even longer than it did this time nearly 6 months back then the chinese media played a large part in pressuring the government to come clean but it was a different time china still new to capitalism was experimenting with other reforms gradually giving journalists more freedom from censorship but those days are gone the regional newspapers that provided some of the best service related journalism have since had their wings clipped along with most chinese news outlets and while beijing has spent less time in denial mode than it did in 2003 while it's been quicker to call this story what it is a potential pandemic it wasn't a journalism at least not in china that got it there were 2 large transfers of sent 3 in terms of mation people have a lot more access to information than back in 2003 but at the same time the state has become much more restrictive and repressive it's really crackdown on civil society groups and media activists on intellectuals and for that reason alone i think we're going to see much less questioning from

this circle line some of beijing's most patient shopping area as the railway station is. hard road to. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. senior german politicians are launching an appeal to have wiki leaks founder julian assange released from jail in britain former foreign minister sigma gabriele is among more than $130.00 public figures who say they want the u.k. to follow the advice of the un special rapporteur on torture to release a songe on medical grounds the founder of wiki leaks which publishes news leaks and classified material is in a high security british prison awaiting extradition to the u.s. on spying charges he'd previously evaded capture by taking diplomatic refuge. the 1st few months that julian assange spent in the ecuadorian embassy in london it was all defiant and optimistic gestures 7 years later he would emerge as a broken man. when british police tracked the wiki leaks founder out of the diplomatic mission in 2019 he looked confused and was almost unrecognizable. by u.

the ghost town that is beijing normally busy streets and metro trains are deserted as the city fights the coronavirus. and with wiki leaks founder julian assange stew to appear at court and connection with an extradition request by the u.s. the u.n. reportory on torture accuses western democracies of manipulating the evidence. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us here in germany a regional election has set off what's being called a political earthquake for the 1st time 2 mainstream parties have worked with the far right alternative for germany or a.f.d. to elect a state premier until now other parties have shunned the far right and the development in the eastern state of turin jia is seen as breaking a political taboo one of the parties involved as chancellor angela merkel's conservative cd. you and the tremors are being felt thousands of kilometers away in south africa where merkel is paying an official visit it was the 1st topic that merkel addressed at a news conference there. but this is an extraordinary election result which undermines the long held values of both the

in 2003 beijing suppressed coverage of the sars outbreak for even longer than it did this time nearly 6 months back then the chinese media played a large part in pressuring the government to come clean but it was a different time china still new to capitalism was experimenting with other reforms gradually giving journalists more freedom from censorship but those days are gone the regional newspapers that provided some of the best service related journalism have since had their wings clipped along with most chinese news outlets and while beijing has spent less time in denial mode than it did in 2003 while it's been quicker to call this story what it is a potential pandemic it wasn't a journalism at least not in china that got it there. are 2 large transfers of sense to 3 in terms of mation people have a lot more access to information than back in 2003 but at the same time they say it's become much more restrictive and repressive it's really crackdown on civil society groups and media activists on intellectuals and for that reason alone i think we're going to see much less questioning f

this circle i think some of beijing's most patient shopping area is the railway station. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much frost of him the virus ever cool. you're watching the news still to come the man who is spartacus we look back on the life and movies of hollywood legend kirk douglas who has died gage of 103. now it's a practice that usually causes lifelong physical and psychological damage female genital mutilation if g.m. the united nations has set today february 6th as an annual day to draw attention to the problem which is more widespread than you might think. is carried out in communities around the world but it's particularly prevalent in these regions in africa the arab world and in asia it's thought up to 200000000 women and girls have undergone some form of female genital mutilation egypt ethiopia and indonesia have the most cases by far in egypt 87 percent of women between the ages of 15 and 49 are thought to be affected but the problem is not limited to these countries here in the european union it's thought

a rare sight in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in the spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we'd appreciate even stricter measures. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops knock shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop ask its customers to stay outside.

john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. large crowds have held a vigilfor the victims of a mass shooting by a junior army officer in the thai city of nakhon ratchasima. at least twenty— nine people are now known to have died in the attack. richard galpin reports. chanting. just a few hours after the gunman was shot dead by the security forces, thousands of people gathered here in the heart of nakhon ratchasima city for a vigil in memory of all those killed. the buddhist monks leading prayers as the people of this city absorb the enormity of what's happened — a mass shooting of unprecedented scale in this country. and before finally filing away to head home, they laid flowers and wrote messages, pledging never to forget those whose lives have been cut short. in the aftermath of the attack, the police have been gathering forensic evidence, including from these cars next to the shopping mall targeted by the gunman. who was this man — sergeant major jakrapanth thomma. he'd armed himself not only with rifles stolen from hi

beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far by. fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could . anti semitism is scanning traction around the world in the united states attacks on jews are on the rise especially hard hit are forced to docs communities like the one in for a place. this is a tense time for the city jews of crown heights a neighborhood in new york spiraled brooklyn. community has become the target of an increased number of attacks in recent months. now there's more police on the streets protecting synagogues and other jewish institutions. soon and his friends as students at a local yeshiva a jewish religious school. anti semitism is always been an issue in this ethnically diverse neighborhood but the recent string of attacks has hit uncomfortably close to home. hackers on someone threw a chair at someone else or screaming kill jews there's different attacks that have been stolen that pointed a gun out so in that that put out i have friends i got punched by the middle center of crown heights where everyone

in 2003 beijing suppressed coverage of the sars outbreak for even longer than it did this time nearly 6 months back then the chinese media played a large part in pressuring the government to come clean but it was a different time china still new to capitalism was experimenting with other reforms gradually giving journalists more freedom from censorship but those days are gone the regional newspapers that provided some of the best service related journalism have since had their wings clipped along with most chinese news outlets and while beijing has spent less time in denial mode than it did in 2003 while it's been quicker to call this story what it is a potential pandemic it wasn't a journalism at least not in china that got it there. are 2 large trends that have sent 3 in terms of mation people have a lot more access to information than back in 2003 but at the same time they say it's become much more restrictive and repressive it's really crackdown on civil society groups and media activists on intellectuals and for that reason alone i think we're going to see much less questioning f

in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in this spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we'd appreciate even struck to measure his. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops not shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today and the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop ask its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take the same approach everyone is wearing. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together when i'm standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are overweight people can't

winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in the spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we depreciate even struck to measure his. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops not shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take this same approach everyone is wary. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together. standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are overweight people can't get any even if the

in 2003 beijing suppressed coverage of the sars outbreak for even longer than it did this time nearly 6 months back then the chinese media played a large part in pressuring the government to come clean but it was a different time china still new to capitalism was experimenting with other reforms gradually giving journalists more freedom from censorship but those days are gone the regional newspapers that provided some of the best service related journalism have since had their wings clipped along with most chinese news outlets and while beijing has spent less time in denial mode than it did in 2003 while it's been quicker to call this story what it is a potential pandemic it wasn't a journalism at least not in china that got it there with the 2 largest. 3 in terms of mation people have a lot more access to information than back in 2003 but at the same time the state has become much more restrictive and repressive it's really crackdown on civil society groups and media activists on intellectuals and for that reason alone i think we're going to see much less questioning from these group

beijing meanwhile has placed its own 8000 strong standby force of the un disposal for crisis situations. bilaterally china worked with partners to develop intelligence, surveillance, lawn force meant capacity and indeed african countries have borrowed about 2.5 billion for these efforts between 2003, 2017. china uses china companies in a bit to increase its security mix. over 3000 mainly ex- pla and ex-pat personnel are to play globally protecting belt and road initiative and in africa. we do face legal constraints as they are not allowed under the law but they do. this highlighted recently is about weight when a chinese guard was jailed for shooting and wounding a son of a high level official. this is the ruling party in zimbabwe. in conclusion, i argue we should wreck a nice china advocacy strategy as part of a broader effort to realign global detriments and implement alternative political economic screen models that challenge western monarchs and therefore we should pursue identifying needs american competencies, and with partners and responding to african challenges as defined by th

this circle i met some of beijing's most patient in the shopping area as the railway station. going around a. lot more than the. beijing has we ported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. to the us now where president donald trump has made his 1st public comments since his acquittal at his impeachment trial now wednesday will make his in the republican controlled senate found not guilty all of these of power and obstruction he was a negative withheld military aid to ukraine to benefit his own reelection campaign and trump lashed out at democrats attempting to remove him from office at the annual national prayer breakfast in washington d.c. . as everybody knows my family our great country. and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal. by some very dishonest and corrupt people. they have done everything possible to destroy us and by so doing very badly hurt our nation they know what they are doing is wrong. but they put themselves far ahead. of our great country. that was president trump speaking there just

in their trade terms because beijing is obviously busy fighting the buyers. police the trade truce intact which is very important for china right now the last thing we need is to be back in a trade war with the united states this does help boost the chinese economy it's obviously helped market confidence today but it's also an important symbol on. his behalf because they might not be able to keep all of the promises they made to the u.s. last month particularly of this pledge they made to buy $200000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods over the next 2 years that was already seen as highly ambitious by a lot of economists and now with the chinese economy basically at a standstill it's seen as highly improbable so they need goodwill from the united states right now they need flexibility on that pledge and this is seen as as really an olive branch on that end but is there much goodwill going real josie delaney correspondent thank you very much. california officials have given a permit to restock tests on self driving cars on public roads one of its vehicles killed a pe

also coming up the fallout from the coronavirus in beijing a busy capitol that now looks like a ghost town this is usually the last school commercial street also souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i am the only one. and with wiki leaks founder julian assange is due to appear in court today in connection with an extradition request by the u.s. the u.n. the proper tour on torture accuses western democracies of the depleting the evidence. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us a german state premier is stepping down just a day after being controversially elected with the help of far right extremists thomas kemalist from the business friendly free democrats won the vote in the eastern state of turin jia with the backing of the far right alternative for germany and chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. the chancellor has described the election as on forgivable kemalist says his resignation was inevitable to remove the stain of the far right involvement and let's bring in our chief political editor michelle a coup fo

placed under quarantine all right we can speak to chorus want to katrina you she is live for us in beijing and katrina what do we know that is accounting for this extraordinary rise in one day in the number of new cases recorded. or we're still assessing for new information but we're hearing from a press conference now that the government has said that this they see this week as a key stage a pivotal stage in the fight against us outbreak and it seems they're changing things up a little bit one of those things that they have changes the way this coronavirus is being diagnosed now we know before that medical staff or lying on a single type of testing kit in order to confirm whether a container did have a new let out and let me jump in let me jump in the mid or up to we're going to go to that daily health commission briefing to find out what the authorities say about the coronavirus to don't always use operational control frequent hand washing standardized use of hand to say there's can reduce the risk of infection in epidemic heat areas restaurants hospitals and a shopping mall we need to s

our correspondent in beijing but here thanks for joining us we just saw in that report it seems like ordinary chinese people stepping up to help out but as cases of fatalities go up how concerned are people there. yeah we see cases go up let's just take a look at these numbers if we if we think that the incubation period is about 7 to 14 days these are the cases that have been infected around the time chinese authorities started taking action when this chaos in one hand erupted as the city was on lockdown we might see a lot more cases in the next few days these cases are mostly from province the province that has been locked down of course these numbers have people worried here people try to still try to avoid contact with other people the streets are still quite empty here in beijing although today it feels today it has snowed that how doesn't happen very often in this city and people are taking the opportunity to go out i see a little a few more people than usually but still not as many as you would usually see around this time of the year on the streets of beijing people are cauti

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beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far. but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. anti semitism is gaining traction around the world in the united states attacks on jews are on the rise especially hard hit are forced to docks communities like the one in for a place. this is a tense time for the city g.'s of crown heights a neighborhood in new york spiraled brooklyn. you community has become the target of an increased number of attacks in recent months. now there's more police on the streets protecting synagogues and other jewish institutions. soon his friends and students at a local yeshiva a jewish religious school anti semitism is always been an issue in this ethnically diverse neighborhood but the recent string of attacks has hit uncomfortably close to home. actress on someone threw a chair at someone else or screaming kill jews there's different attacks that have been selling that pointed a gun out so in that pic i have from they got punched by the middle center of crown heights where everyone walk

a winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in the spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we'd appreciate even struck to measure his. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops snack shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take this same approach everyone is wary. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together when a standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are overweight people can't get any e

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areas saw it in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow. a few people have come out to take in this spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we depreciate even struck to measure is. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops not shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to stay outside and communicate their needs from the outside. some pharmacies take the same approach everyone is wearing. because the younger it's a national emergency we stand together when a standing together should not be taken literally residential complexes keep strangers out in this compound visitors have to register with their id the guards look for the place of birth who are

this circle line some of beijing's most patient shopping area is the railway station. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear has spread much faster than the virus ever could. that was reporting there you're watching t w new still to come wiki leaks founder julian assange she's due to appear in court in one day in connection with an extradition request by the u.s. but the united nations robert scheer on the torture tells us he believes western democracies are manipulating the evidence that story coming up in just a moment. a scandal over the involvement of the far right in a normally obscure regional election has shaken german politics to the core yesterday the right wing extremist alternative for germany party helped mainstream parties elect a new premier in the eastern state of. today that new premier resigned under nationwide pressure and outrage his resignation of course cannot change the fact that a taboo has been broken here a taboo against co-operating with the far right in government. just 24 hours off to becoming state premier thomas kenea

for more we go to my ts berlinger our correspondent in beijing but here thanks for joining us we just saw in that report it seems like ordinary chinese people stepping up to help out but as cases of fatalities go up how concerned are people there. yeah we see cases go up let's just take a look at these numbers if we if we think that the incubation period is about 7 to 14 days these are the cases that have been infected around the time chinese authorities started taking action when this chaos in one hand erupted as the city was on lockdown we might see a lot more cases in the next few days these cases are mostly from province the province that has been locked down of course these numbers have people worried here people try to still try to avoid contact with other people this treats are still quite empty here in beijing although today it feels today it has no doubt how doesn't happen very often in this city and people are taking the opportunity to go out i see a little a few more people than usually but still not as many as you would usually see around this time of the year on the stree

has offered to help beijing. u.s.d also heard from officials that beijing has not responded to that offer. beijing officials later came out and said they blames the u.s. for overreacting. cctv reporting that president x i and president trump have held a phone conversation. because of this outbreak, we have also seen buyers in china declare force majeure. how has this deepens the commodity chaos? beenmmodities had already under a lot of pressure. particularly in the oil space. we saw oil on its way to falling in a bear market. have peoplet you trying to estimate how much china oil demand is being taken off the table is putting more pressure on opec. we are waiting to hear from them. they held a technical meeting over the last couple of days. supposedly russia has been a little bit wary. all eyes for commodity investors is really on what opec is going to do. what the extent of further production cuts might look like and how that could bolster the oil market. oil is still deeply and correction territory. even if you

this circle i think some of beijing's most patient is a shopping area as the railway station is. road to. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear here has spread much faster than the virus ever could. now at some other stories making news around the world 3 people were killed and dozens injured when a plane skidded off the runway at istanbul 2nd biggest airport the boeing 737 caught fire and split into 3 pieces after landing in bad weather the flight was operated by the turkish low cost carrier pegasus. italian authorities say 2 people were killed when a high speed train derailed several others suffered serious injuries an investigation is under way to determine the cause of the 2 relevant which happened about 50 kilometers south of milan. israeli police say they are investigating a car ramming in jerusalem as a terrorist attack 14 pedestrians mostly soldiers were injured when the car sped into them police say the driver fled the scene in the vehicle the incident came as 2 palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli forces. and u.s. astronaut christina c

from beijing, confidence the illness will be contained but elsewhere realisations that the impact of this outbreak will continue to extend well beyond china. celia hatton, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: counting is now complete in the general election in the republic of ireland. sinn fein has become the second biggest party in the irish parliament, with 37 seats — one behind fianna fail. fine gael, party of the current prime minister leo varadkar, came third. the numbers are so tight they will almost certainly mean lengthy negotiations to form a government. the turkish military is saying it's struck more than a hundred syrian government targets, in response to an attack on turkish troops in the syrian province of idlib, which killed five. the syrian army is attacking rebel and jihadist fighters there. president trump has published his election—year budget proposals. his $4.8 trillion wish list envisages big increases in military spending and deep cuts to social, health, and environmental programmes. the senior democrat, nancy pelosi, claimed the budget showed h

this circle i think some of beijing's most patients shopping area is the railway station. beijing has reported less than $300.00 cases so far but fear has spread much fos that in the virus. a scandal over the involvement of a far right party in a normally obscure regional election has shaken german politics to the core yesterday the right wing extremist alternative for germany party helped mainstream parties elect a new premier in the eastern state of the rangy it would today that new premier resigned under nationwide pressure and outrage but his resignation it cannot change the fact that a taboo has now been broken a taboo among mainstream parties to never cooperate with the far right in government. just 24 hours after becoming state premier thomas keneally announced his resignation. we will be requesting new elections in order to rid the stain of a if the support from the office of state. mr president. the pressure had proven 2 great candidates found himself on the front page of almost every german newspaper the election of the free democrat politician with the help of t

france records the first death from coronavirus in europe as beijing orders everyone returning to that city from holidays to go into quarantine for m days or risk punishment. from today, companies which provide phone, broadband and pay—tv services will have to alert customers when their contracts are coming to an end. in her first podcast interview, the duchess of cambridge reveals her parenting inspiration comes form her "granny" who involved her as a child in arts and crafts, gardening and cooking. and in half an hour here on bbc news — click meets former footballer rio ferdinand, who's on a mission to educate parents about the gaming habits of their children. the army have been called in to help shore up flood defences across west yorkshire, with large parts of the uk expected to be hit by severe rain and wind from storm dennis. the regular troops and reservists have been deployed to ilkley and calderdale. the highways agency has warned of hazardous driving conditions and north wales police has urged people not to go out unless it's absolutely neccessary. matches in the scottish

one east investigates how beijing is infiltrating a strategy is university. one day in november and executive assistant to the stradley national university in canberra read an email. it set off a cyber highest like nom this country has experienced before. as near as we can tell the 1st thing that our hackers did is launched a spear phishing attack one where you didn't have to actually make a mistake normally have to click on something that was not the case. so this was really the 18. they were able to do things that were impressive and very hard to stop. kali i am a student in the vice chancellor as student leadership program i am currently working on a project which went to require how as a mentor. over 6 weeks the hakas same to batter raj of speed fishing the models impersonating a student and stuff to steal pos words for the universities databases. it was until 6 months after the infiltration of the i in you began at the university discovered a dos advice containing nearly 2 decades worth of records of current and former students and stuff had been hacked.