richard thank you for that as richard says the weather and just the weather there we will continue our coverage there of coronavirus off the break it's already been through a cholera epidemic and now the poorest country in the americas hated having to confront the coronavirus. and sport one of america's biggest names in sport has found a new take and he will have that story a little later. certainly al-jazeera london broke. 2 special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people and there's no understanding of what systemic racism is unprompted uninterrupted success comes with the position if you're not upsetting people you know the same thing needs ennio. there is not a family in britain i believe that has not been touched by empire studio be unscripted on al-jazeera join the global conversation off the bubble be able to expand their brains maybe have a different view this is a dialogue women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has

the next months and is appealing to the european union for assistance on friday the turkish president richard diapered the one announced that he will stop stemming the flow of migrants to europe. all migrants are trying to cross into greece by land and the greek police say that at least 500 people had arrived by boat on the islands of lesbos samuelsen q.o.s. this is part of the eastern mediterranean route to greece which was the main gateway for hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers into europe back in 201521016 now on the mainland further north the groups have waded across the river to the greek side at the nearest and bulgaria has announced that it's prepared to send 1000 troops to secure its border with turkey over concerns that migrants will want to cross over john psaropoulos reports now from the greek island of less valse where he says the increase in arrivals is creating political tension. this boatload of asylum seekers came ashore on the island of lesbos on sunday police stopped us from interviewing them on camera but this congolese man told me turkish people smugglers promised him

and full coverage tonight on al-jazeera of course right now though a look at the weather with richard and flooding in rio yes i mean it's not entirely unexpected events come out the time the effect is quite a wet month across rio but we've had this an area of low pressure enough frontal system affecting the city commit some really heavy rain now the system is actually still there and i we can see it get into the clear up process because the heaviest the rain was cheering the course of sunday seen see the sort of effects the brain produced and quite a bit of devastation really just showing the extent of the running water through the city where things are to say are gradually expected to improve and of course let's not forget that rain is need in that part of the world the demand for water is great so the reservoir swards some polar will take any rain which is going into the shower it is moving a little bit more and not direction over the next 12 to 24 hours a real source in the potential for showers both in the showers which do feel will be considerably lighter and indeed that low pres

espionage charges believes that his wife has contract coronavirus richard radcliff said that evin prison in iran refused to test. cliff despite her developing a quote strange cold that has. now the british foreign office has called on the government to allow health officials into the prison immediately and richard ratcliffe is calling on the british government. to protect his wife. still that body aches all over a cough temperature the. series of sort of you know gross fatigue that we have to do anything now at the beginning 1st couple days that that felt like a cold but as more and more reports of come of people contracting coronavirus around but also inside the prison people being taken off to hospital reports of one prisoner dying. and the fact that the prison isn't testing refusing to test if you go to the clue that run out of medicines apart from they had some aspirin they'd also run out of cleaning materials so last week there was no disinfectant there was no. sanitizer for their hands there was no nothing apart from washing up liquid to clean so we were getting really quite panick

thank you other peers richard nice rush peter what was just on thursday when we had this massive storm system sweeping through each of you cast your mind back now that storm sort of blown itself out to some extent so run the satellite imagery you can see it sort of moving away northwards but it's certainly case some really quite nasty conditions very customized back have a look at some of the pictures coming out from lux or the strength of the wind really lifted off a lot of does it cause damage and fatalities as well of course but most of that dust is still in the atmosphere it's still blowing around in the region that was around the forecast sequence through the remainder of the day you can see we've got the risk of shower spreading across the arabia and we're also starting with a bit of a suddenly developing to pull some sand and dust up from the empty quarter of saudi arabia and that's going to work its way up across a good part of the regions who still got some rain in eastern parts of iraq through into western parts of iran but as i move the forecast through you can see the wind

philippines senator richard gordon says crimes are being committed in the philippines by chinese mainland nationals and here he's presenting what he says is evidence of how residential homes in manila are being used for illegal online gambling operations this video shows at least 50 chinese nationals arriving at one house late at night. the philippine government allows online gambling companies to operate under special licenses calling them philippine offshore gaming operators pogos but less than half of them do not pay the required franchise tax to the government and hundreds work like this. in secret which law enforcers here admit is difficult to monitor other senators are also linking offshore gaming operations to a growing number of crimes they say billions of dollars in cash is flowing into the country through money laundering activities customs agents say more than $200000000.00 have been brought in over the last 5 months more than half by chinese nationals human trafficking and prostitution are also on the rise police say almost $200.00 women have been rescued from prostitution mor

well it's time for the his richard with some startling news on australia's varying weather scenario yes that's right so i have just come to the end of the southern summer no getting into the autumn period the bureau of meteorology in a straight area have revealed what surprised me it was an extremely hot summer in fact the 2nd warmest on record a momentum at records going back about 110 years which some of peter obviously was the previous 120182019 so we've got extreme heat here which doesn't come as any great surprise the interesting thing is that the straight institute been crunching the numbers on a straight this summer weather and they compare the period between the tree 998-2018 here between 195-1969 to see whether or not summers had actually really changed people's perceptions of very often different from the reality but what they found was sound but if you compare the 2 that summers are becoming longer and winters were coming shorter and again these days of climate change that may not come as any great surprise but what really shocked me was to find out the extent to which that i

i live speak to richard good stay now who's a democratic strategist he joins us live from washington d.c. our studios there thank you for being with us so all eyes on michigan on tuesday on 125 delegates up for grabs there we have a 2 horse race now but bernie sanders in urgent need of a victory do you think michigan could be the state where he gets that well it doesn't appear that it's likely that he will win and we know that from the polls that frankly with each passing day have gone more and more in joe biden's favor remember this was a state that bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in 2016 in the primaries it was a big surprise for sanders to win and he desperately needs michigan and again by all accounts it looks like a by this poise not just to win but actually win fairly handily in michigan tomorrow so jesse jackson's endorsement of bernie sanders is not going to help in michigan. well to a certain extent with all due respect to jesse jackson you know he had his political heights back in the eighty's and kamel harris an african-american senator and cory booker an african-ameri

have declared this in its financial disclosures is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burton now he disclosed that he traded between the middle of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off the head of the senate intelligence committee time when there was discussion about the pandemic but the trumpet administration was continuing to insist that all was well now the most high profile figure to have declared this in its financial disclosures is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burton now he disclosed that he traded between the middle of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off

for at least the next month travel in al to buy land to see and there is suspended 20 from an illicit richard had terry and a professor at yale sal university we appreciate your time so much so how is it what is the atmosphere there what is the experience like of being in this lockdown as it gets underway. well i wouldn't admit that it feels almost surreal right as it come with said the 1st thing that the play brings is a sense of exile so i think a lot of us had our flights canceled going out of country classes are suspended for the next month much of government work is also suspended. thousands of police forces are going to be deployed across the city what 1500 joint task for members of the philippine military are also going to help out so this is this is progress of me going to look like lockdown present it's hard to call the the lockdown 2 days ago. but the government officials are calling calling it a community choir and what they're trying to clarify is that is that the movement of goods and basic services would not be stopped but the movement of human beings would be progressive you're

side as well some other things very much will always make time for the world on this program here's richard. thanks rush he said. we're looking at a tropical cyclone which will potential to drop 400 millimeters of rain in one location and normally we get very very excited about that this particular site clone is impacting at the moment a problem northern parts of madagascar and i was fortunate to go to mother glasgow recently i was talking to people there and what comes across is there anything which affects us or northern side comes from the north doesn't have any great impact and as a result the rain which falls from here is actually all welcome because it goes into the rice paddies and helps with culture and that's really what we've got at the moment very slow moving storm system which is producing at winds of sustained winds of 112 kilometers per hour things are at the moment is moving towards the west now is moving onshore just 4 kilometers per hour so its movement is very very slow and as a result over the mountainous areas in the far north is going to produce a huge amount of rain as

let's move on to the weather richard is standing by with news of another bout of flooding in the dominican republic yes just over a week ago we had some really heavy rain cool some real problems across the region and i think really the issue we have is that we still got full rivers and still waters streaming off the mountains and we've got another slow moving weather system much like the previous one the flooding isn't as extensive but never less you see the rivers are absolutely full to overflowing and we have seen some damage resulting from the flooding which is occurred just look at the moment at least we've got this area of rain across the on of hispaniola of the split into dominican republic and haiti haiti doesn't look to be faring too badly some showers yes but most of the heavy rain is for the dominican republic side now some of the forecasts are from choose day to wednesday you can see a decrease in the manner of rain coming down says a gradual improvement expected across the islands but we'll keep an eye on it and see if it progresses but certainly it shouldn't cause too many pro

a break from coronavirus for a moment to look at the weather with richard there was a heck of a storm here yesterday about this time yes anything more to come yes. we may miss the worst of it here in cats are but i think around the rest of the gulf looks really quite threatening in places of we if you look at some what we've got this is the earlier satellite pitching still the clouds across cats are. little bit of footage is actually about one of our colleagues so intense hell storm coming down we had some really severe storms during the course of the night as well and really that instability in the atmosphere is still hanging around with us you see the clouds moving away their whole system ties back up to system which is going over iraq at the moment and you can see that clump of rain there that's pretty intense and also some very strong wind associated with it so we could be some dust as well further south into saudi arabia but also you see in this area of rain developing down into parts of iran obviously into the mountains it is like girls mountains that could result in some flash

time for a look at your world weather with richard and europe very separate at the moment is that where weather wise yeah the strike i mean we've been concentrating quite rightly on all these storm systems coming in from the west but at the same time if not remarkable weather conditions across eastern europe and it still looks remarkable in many ways it has been just so warm and use the shots coming from moscow moscow's winter has just been amazing it's been the warmest winter in russia for 140 years but for moscow the average temperature was 7 and a half degrees celsius above average no point one above average 1.27.5 whole degrees above average is quite remarkable and fine weather's been repeated elsewhere people are enjoying the right words the sunshine a brighter warmer weather in places like here in ukraine meanwhile of course we're still dealing with a wet and windy weather across more western areas and that's the case in spain we've had some pretty strong winds across the northern coast and 8 more weather systems pushing in from direction so as we look at the forecast says of fami

time for a look at the weather with richard getting into the evening for our viewers in india and pakistan what can they expect pretty disturbed weather kamau remember last news hour talking about the weird weather across europe very warm weather for much of russia well this story sort of follows on from that because everything is slightly topsy turvy at the moment and in northern parts of india and pakistan we've had some pretty wet weather last few days a shot comes from the rain has been pouring down whereas all come from when it comes from western disturbances as a cold and where they come from they tend to come from the mediterranean sea so these systems develop through the mediterranean they push on through and then they head on across the levant sometimes the middle east and then work their way into northern india and pakistan in fact we've seen far more these systems than we normally expect this year you know we see about 5 up to now and so far i think we're into the low twenty's so a lot of change will weather across the north and you can see as a run the satellite picture circula

thank you imran khan in west jerusalem time for a look at the weather with richard we were talking about super tuesday some of them voting today what's the way the looking like. some places looking pretty grim. a quite complex situation to be trying to run through what's happened we've got this frontal zone down towards the south but there's also an area of low pressure higher up in the atmosphere that combination is producing some pretty nasty weather so that the so weather fronts are ruing to get in and see the detail of what is happening and here we've got the pictures coming out of nashville tennessee where we had a deadly storm overnight 2 people reported dead now you may look at that thinks i can actually see it in the richer world much of what it's like being in there when it happens let me show you a still from the area but better lighting and you just imagine what it must be like as that comes through in fact we've just seen some pictures coming in from daylight and this is something like 200 meters across a really big storm as it went through and there's a lot more potential ov

ok time for world weather here's richard bit of a change on the horizon i think in our part of the world which what's wrong with old white guys with gray hair. yet they say there was anything wrong no it didn't ok a court interesting weather story here to tell you it starts there of low pressure in the gulf of sirte in the mediterranean sea now doesn't over to us from the forecast despite having superduper weather graphics it doesn't look anything very much but this area of low pressure is going to have a big impact across a huge swathe of the middle east and indeed across parts of north africa a large swathe of north africa up there the showers pushing down into what is the sahara desert region so that area will see some showers but it's also going to see this area of winds begin to push down and let me put the temperatures on top of this map and these greens and yellows indicating a lower temperatures so that's wednesday moving on to thursday and you see other areas expanded all the way into more central areas and if you watch the difference between thursday and friday in khartoum the

the husband of a british woman jailed in iran on charges believes his wife corona virus richard radcliffe said that. refused to. despite her developing a strange cold that hasn't improved in more than 5 days the virus has spread rapidly in iran and the british foreign office has called on the government to allow health officials into the prison. still ahead on the. power. taking. thank you so much the moto g.p. has been cancelled due to coronavirus travel restrictions on people arriving in the country from italy the motor g.p. was due to kick off the new season on march 8th but arrivals from countries badly affected by corona virus must now be quarantined for 2 weeks making it impossible for the races a large number of italian technicians and riders to take part valentino rossi for example the moto 2 motor 3 classes will still go ahead as they are already in cutter for testing. their mark so michael moore cove has one or will the track cycling gold just 2 days after being released from 34 hours isolation morkel for had been on the u.a.e. which was cancelled midway through when 2 team memb

richard reeves was 83 years old. and, fred "curly" neal of harlem globetrotters fame died todayea at his home houston. of the death.word on the cause over two decades, he dazzled millions of globetrotters fans with his dribbling magic, before retiring in 1985. curly nealwas 77 years old. still to come on the newshour: the view from the hospitals, as a crush of patients crash againsthe country's frontline defense. the pandemic across the border. life in limbo, as migrants wait for entry into the u.s. a silent tragedy of social distance-- examining the rising risk of domestic violence. and, the latest moves from the white house amid skyrocketing unemployment. woodruff: hospitals in more and more cities are feeling the pressure and consequences of the spread of covid-19 cases. new york state is still at the center of some of the worst of it. e spitalizations shot up 40% in one day, and thre 100 deaths there in just about 24 hours.an william ham gets a view from the front lines of what's being done to adjust to a worseni

richard strauss allegedly gropednd mistreated course of several s.er the the terms were not disclosed. in the democratic presidential campaign, beie sanders went after the newly-resurgent joe biden. in phoenix, arizona, sanders criticized biden's support as a senator for trade deals, the iraq war, and policies that opposed gay marriage and gay military service. >> it's a very difficult moment, we all know that. and all i can tell you, whether it was iraq, whether it was doma, whether it was "don't ask don't tell," those were difficult votes. i was there, on the right side of history. and my friend, joe biden, was not. >> woodruff: sanders also accused biden of trying over the years to cut social security. saying, "get real, bernie.r, the only person who's going to cut social security if he's elected is donald trump." e u.s. justice department a today rejectederal judge's criticism of attorney general william barr.ju the yesterday accused barr of making misleading statements about the special counsel' russia report. a department spokeswom disputed the criticism, and said that barrelied

ambassador to germany richard grinnell saying if fact that this story is patently false but whether or not we can take this seriously or not we'll have to wait to ask those questions because the crowd of virus task force here in the united states has pushed back that meeting giving reporters a little less access than they had hoped to have earlier this morning could get in washington d.c. thanks very much unprecedented restrictions are being imposed across the european union to try to curb the spread of coronavirus germany has become the latest to use state to roll out new border controls by setting up checkpoints with 5 of its neighbors a number of other even ations have already imposed controls all fronts in spain and now also considering that shutdowns lawrence lee joins me now from our london broadcast center and you might say the jewel in the crown of the e.u. is to have open borders allow free movement of people what germany has done a really sort of strikes at the core of what the e.u. is about. yes exactly because it won't be shutting down airports it's something else stopping

surreal situation this is an unprecedented crisis in this country's recent history will look as that's richard in then i mean what is happening in my city is worrying me and it's also saddening because milan is a lively city and to see it like this today is almost a defeat for me i never would have thought this would happen lance my parents are airport has now suspended all flights its neighboring airport now restricted to running only domestic flights but that hasn't stopped people attempting to get away . fearing further contagion leaders of italy's southern regions have warned hundreds of thousands of its citizens who went to work or study in the north of the country not to return home but groups of people continue to arrive from milan arriving with their masks on but there was no one to test them for covert 19 the harsh restrictions are designed to slow down the spread of the disease but there are fears that it may be too little too late hospitals in the affected region have been inundated and sick residents are now being asked to stay at home stretched health care system is struggling to

patrol 6 kilometers to the north of the m 4 and russia will patrol the southern side turkish president richard labor dohan is to meet his french and german counterparts for more discussions on the refugee situation better than his back in turkey after fruitless negotiations with european leaders in brussels on monday the e.u. is unhappy that turkey opened its northern borders 11 days ago in contravention of a 2016 deal with some a binge of ida's more now from which is close to the syrian border. we've heard from the turkish president saying that he's going to be welcoming the french president and the german chancellor to istanbul on tuesday and this is coming off the back of the heels of his meeting there with the e.u. leaders last night 3 he spoke to them and he said he's made his point about why what the e.u. needs to do more about picking at its fair share of what he says its response ability in terms of the refugees that he has been able to more than 3 and a half 1000000 refugees from syria have been in turkey and that is something that has been reiterated by the turkish president as well

ago and the satellite picture picks out what went through and what is still to come and as you heard richard yesterday all know that we've had 20 odd this season should be 6 or 7 on an average year in delhi the result was both hail and flooding now there's been quite a lot of that again this season so see the other one lining up in the good signal in the immediate future we have beautiful weather a few showers further south india was used to open here in pakistan with temperatures in our twenty's which surprisingly is around about the average or even a little bit on the side but he's of course nice slow rebuilding we expect this time for the next couple of months. the source of these questions to answer is it's a different story altogether the blue represents subzero weather there is yet more snow falling now we are in the eastern mediterranean we are over turkey this tends to be the source of these developing lows then travel east across iran and end up in places like northern pakistan northern india and kashmir but this is the picture that we are on tuesday night the levant gets it to get

mistakenly downing the plane after initially claimed claiming it wasn't responsible turkish president richard type at one says he's spoken to russia about violations of the cease fire in northern syria turkey and russia back opposite sides in the war and have agreed a buffer zone between the 2 sides in italy problems at a one made it clear that he would not shy away from resuming military action if the truce is not respected. whatever drill so there have been small violations of the ceasefire we are sharing these developments with russia in compliance with our agreement and we expect measures to be taken we will keep our word until the end as long as the others show the same sensitivity but if the others do not keep their promise we will never shy away from giving a much harsher response the 15 year old palestinian boy has been shot and killed by israeli forces after they tried to break up a protest near the city of nablus demonstrators had been trying to fend off illegal settlers who were eyeing the area as a future outpost need to bring him reports from the occupied west bank. made wasn't e

coronavirus was getting in the united states the 2 republican senators at the center of these accusations is richard burr and kelly loffler and essentially it is illegal to trade on nonpublic information and that appears to be what they have done it certainly opens these 2 senators to accusations of insider trading meanwhile for the average american specially those nearing retirement age may they may have seemed much of those investments for their retirement wiped out as a response to the coronavirus were the games in the u.s. stock market having completely wiped out since the time that president trump took office ok a lot of questions about this for sure heidi jocasta live in washington a thank you for the 2nd day in a row china's government says there have been no locally transmitted infections more cases have ever been brought in from abroad overall beijing is confirmed more than 81000 infections since the outbreak began and who a province last december most have recovered but more than 3250 people have died joins us now from seoul saurabh this trend in china just how promising might this be. wel

richard reeves w 83 yea old. still to come on "the newshour" a crush of patients crash against the country's front line defense. the pandemiccross the border. life in limbo as migrants wait for entry into the u.s. a silent tragedy of social distance -- examining the rising risk of domestic violence. >> this is the pbs newshour. in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: that huge rise in unemployment claims we learned about today nearly 3.3 million , filed over the past week -- dwarfs all historical records in e u.s. many economists say that number doesn't fully capture the true number of people who have been laid off or furloughed, or are out of work because they are losing their busines we asked people today to share some of their stories -- and the real strgles they are facing right now. here's just a sampling of what we heard. brittany: my name is brittany picuri. alson: my name is allyson jaffe. ababuti: my name is ababuti olok.my larril name is larrilou caru

don't want to go back without some sort of international protection and guarantees of citizenship then richard very. long cox's bizarre. trip to india a few days ago included sightseeing at the taj mahal the us president was cheered by a 100000 indians in the world's largest cricket stadium but he did meet some of the millions of indians trying to survive on the streets nationwide many of them children tony betty reports from the capital new delhi. it's not as picturesque as the famous taj mahal but this has become one of the images synonymous with india and not one that donald trump was taken to see these people are among the growing numbers of india's homeless aid agencies estimate that 3000000 people are living on the streets throughout the country 200000 of them in the capital delhi there is a world of poverty exploitation and abuse and india has the highest number of street children in the world life is very complex and difficult for them like. particularly for children living in a church situation we have found that many of them have. exposure to. this that will have an impact on them fo

timely weather now here's richard with news of a flooding threat i think confronts us right now yes and no surprise all the rain we've had a recent days the river levels across many parts west and you really quite high at the moment the shots coming in from the river same passing through paris they've got yellow warnings for the river levels at the moment indicating there is not a threat for damage as such but people are being kept away from the river banks access or denies well i will say 4 meters above what they should be and there is rain in the forecast but i have to say it doesn't look particularly threatening run the forecast yet u.k. getting plenty of rain again friends into germany outbreaks of rain but i think what is noticeable is that further towards the east we're still seeing not very warm air in the evidence of bucharest there at 15 degrees which is something like 5 degrees above average but if i move the forecast on from cheese day through to thursday you can see temperatures really rocketing by then bucharest 21 degrees so 11 degrees above average kiev is way above what

across the street and of course many parts of the country need that rain so while thanks very much richard. well still ahead here on the news of barry go turn early frontrunner and his bid to go up against donald trump for the u.s. presidency ahead of super tuesday and in sports 2 of the biggest names in basketball go head to head in the n.b.a. to stay with us here on out to say. the u.s. president's proposed plan for the middle east this is less territory to be honest i than any. the peace plan since 1948 the problems of corporate wars i was there have failed because of this one video was by us all the united states thought it was right now how much time and the palestinian prime minister told his town jazeera. pulled the number told stories from asia and the pacific on al-jazeera frank assessments the one good thing about these bush fires usage really wipe them out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those 2 school children know what the law is on 'd about this argument is asto

european union leaders have warned the turkish president richard diabetic the one to respect the 2016 refugee deal after a tense meeting in brussels at the un met the e.u. leaders shows me shen and also live on their lane as well as nato chief stoltenberg in a bid to drum up support but left without attending a planned news conference turkey contravene the 2016 refugee deal when it opened its northwestern border with greece 10 days ago saying it could no longer cope with the influx of people from syria. well germany says it will lead a coalition of european union nations willing to take in unaccompanied refugee children the go see a sions are underway to bring in $1500.00 children with germany taking in what it's calling an appropriate share it's something that greece has been requesting for months but has done so helpless reports from the greek island of lesbos it doesn't address the whole problem. at 14 and 17 years of age and are unaccompanied afghan minors they've been in morea refugee camp for months but haven't managed to apply for asylum because all forest trees are overwhelmed

the turkish president richard tired to one is being accused of using the refugee crisis as leverage in an effort to force europe to support his operation in syria's lib ankara says it will continue to target syrian army positions in the province after 34 of its soldiers were killed there last thursday the turkish army has been reinforcing its positions and in it live with more military hardware the escalating tension has meant that turkey and russia have come closer than ever to direct confrontation in syria but both sides have sought to ease tensions. as our system. i like to call on russia and iran one more time we do not have any problem with you and syria. but if the syrian government forces do not withdraw turkey has determined as soon as possible they will not have a heat lift on their shoulders backed by russia assad's forces have been trying to retake it live the last rebel held area since december on the monday they entered parts of the strategic town of sara came but turkish drones have been hitting their positions russia says its military police said also enter the area due

governor's 2 days specifically president will sonar and they govern our own some polish own border they 'd richard says that which is estate which are the state here in brazil to be. really hard in not only can meeting and they just lost the focus was the call payments help to cope right 19 and they started to talk about reelection. and president bush cannot restart to blame your own daria accusation hane to doing all it takes and not not doing so and if you not bow to the so-called budget band then define them and situation here the fact ace diverse in a population praying out lots of this equation and specifically they mean no class who has the capacity to chew on. lockdown because for its days they they just lost all the confidence over the capacity of their president bill some are just so in a kind of problem and they started to protest. massively against the president yesterday the yesterday night doing the most honored speech we've all here but now last of the phenomena when people go to that windows they started to beat their panels i guess the president was the heaviest but not war now or

richard sse's kind of epic three-channel vio installation "incomin" which traces the migrant roots of refugees from sya and north africa to europe through some pretty brutal experiences over water and in refugee camps. i don't see a way that we can do this show or aress the top if of migration without including works that take your breath away. >> reporter: what couldn't be taken by migrants on the move fills this gallery. first, there is the photography of richard misrach, a california artist who makes routine trips to the mexican borr wall, where he's an archaeologist of modern day, says curator ruth erickson. >> he's really interested in, what are the sort of traces of human passage on the landscape? how can we know of the events that have happened there, even if we can't see those events? >> reporter: misrach collaborates with mexican sculptor and composer guillermo massive musical innts,hese also from found objects. >> for instance, the tire would have likely been dragged behindd patrol trucks in order to smooth theand, to be able to lookt where people are crossing. the boot, the

i'll speak to her husband richard ratcliffe. then theaters and cinemas all shut down. social distancingakes hold. brian coxen weighs the i pressure on the art and the artists. as for the search for a

they are there and to president richard type bell says he told turkish officials the situation at the border with greece was unacceptable turkey and greece a trading accusations about the growing crisis there thousands of refugees and migrants at. trying to cross into greece athens has dismissed reports its border security shot dead a migrant on the battlefront turkey's defense ministry has confirmed 2 of its soldiers were killed in syria's if the province turkish forces retaliated by striking syrian regime military targets the ongoing violence is also causing tensions between russia and turkey russian president vladimir putin will host his turkish counterpart in moscow on thursday to discuss the developments in syria passionate about it joins me now live from the turkish city of homs 1st of hashim just bring us up to speed with the latest there on the ground in northern syria came the syrian government backed by russia is launching got offensive in different parts of it live province is no trying to take over villages in saddle and civil as this is a major opposition stronghold in so

thank you no ok time for you weather here's richard of me talking about the dangers of heavy rain in india yes we've had these westley disturbances sweeny through northern india and pakistan for the whole of this year so far it seems peter you know we end up with about 567 at this time the able to see in about 20 to 30 such systems swing through northern parts of india and pakistan the latest one bringing some significant landslides that to pour in the region and many other places also being affected by a similar sort of disruptions to transport causing real problems well this one for the time being looks as though it still has swung on through the weather is beginning to settle down somewhat you still a satellite imagery one system just showing now but a fairly weak a fast one we looked at your forecast weather conditions actually looking pretty good in fact we're seeing more spring like conditions there for delhi it $28.00 crunchy looking at highs of $32.00 degrees meanwhile up into northeastern parts of asia we see a little bit of wintry weather affecting japan specifically shots

bach but 1st and foremost what happens with the corona virus that's going to be the big determiner richard pound a long time member of the international olympic committee has suggested that if we don't have it under control the coronavirus by the end of may that we have to seriously talk about postponing and canceling and i think that's actually a pretty reasonable time frame if a conservative one and just quickly jules is the relocation of events to other countries or indeed the whole games is that it's not even a realistic option at this point. that's a great question and it's been raised by people in london and rio for example the 2 most recent hosts of the summer olympics in fact somebody who's running for mayor in london actually suggested that the olympics come back home to london but it's just not that simple in the sense that numerous venues have been destroyed or moved after the london 2012 olympics and then there's the little matter of where would you put the athletes the summer olympics has some 11000 athletes who come to participate not to mention all the members of the media a

r more on the washington state outbreak, "los angeles times" seattle bureau chief richard reed joins us now. wht at the latere? any new cases that are reported? >> yes, today there are two more people, men in their 60's who are in critical condition he after contracting the virus. related to the facility, the long term care facility that we were talking about or interest in yesterda >> i don't believe it is, and that's part of what's concerning officials, we haven't gotten a lot of details about these two men, but the person who died, a man in his 50's, had underlying apparently not connected to this nursing facility where they' having an outbreak. >> sreenivasan: so how do we, if it's not somebody that is connected to that facility, does that mean that he got it from somebody ee, somewhere else? >> the strange thing about him, it's a mystery. so faryou know, they know that he wasn't traveling and there's no known contact that he had with a coronavirus patient. that's what's concerning the authorities. he ended up dyinat a hospital in kirkland, which is the same hospital that one of

senators under scrutiny and defending themselves: richard burr ofro north na and kelly loeffler of georgia. the republicans sold off millions of dollars in stocks at different points in the weeks fore global financial markets tanked. rere's what we know. >> it was a goodntation. >> desjardins: on january 24, the senate was briefed about the coronavirus in a private, secure meeting with top health officials. that same day, loeffler's trading account began selling off stocks worth between $1 to $3 million, and purchaocng stks in companies focused on working from home. loeffler co-owned those stocks wither husband, who is the chairman of the new york stock exchange. but, roughly three weeks later, she publicly showed confidence in the market. >> theood ws is the consumer is strong, the economy is strong. >> the committee will engage -- as >> stahl: as for burr, who is dc irman of the senate intelligence committee, on february 7, he co-wrote an op- ed, assuring the united states was "better prepared than ever hit an to face coronas.ebru, s. time high, but, coronavirus deaths in china had toppe

sears served preside richard nixon as deputy white house counsel, after working on his 1968 campaign. he managed the first two presidential campaigns of ronald reagan, almost masterminding the defeat of an incumbent president, gerald ford, in 1976, and setting the stage for reagan's nomination in 1980, before being fired. john sears was 79 years old. still to come on the newshour: the secretary general of the united nations, on this global crisis. what doctors are seeing on the front lines of the fgainst covid-19. the pandemic abroad-- will americans stuck o?rseas get hovi plus, dad brooks and ruth marcus on this american life. >> oodruff: the coronavirus pandemic has hit the globe at a istime of massive refugee , confrontation between the world's great powers and armed conflicts in many countries. how does one coordinate a global response to an invisible enemy? for answs, i spoke earlier today with someone grappling with this and much more-- antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations. mr. secretary general, thank you very much for joini. you've told the leaders to

i recently sat dn with richard hasen, a professor of law and political science at the university of cafornia, irvine, and author of "election and the threat to americanrust democracy." er>> well, so, i'm very cod. you know, based on recent polling, including an npr/pbs marist poll, there are large percentages of the public that don't believe that the electione is safe and sethat are worried about foreign interference. they don't think they can get the information they need in order to be able to vote. and that way, i think the russians actually won in 2016ca because they'ring us to doubt ourselves. and so i think we need to think about things that we can do between now and november to try and increase the resiliency of the process and ultimately assure the public that there's going to be a fair and secure vote going forward.we >> sreenivasanave different election security systems. we have different jurisdictions. in some ways, that has been spun as, "hey, you know what? that's our failsafe, tckt nobody can ne centralized server or system and tamper with all of those vote" in another way, tha

. >> the whole group would include richard burr, the head of the intelligence committee. should they be investigated for that behavior? >> it also includes dianne feinstein, a democrat. why didn't you mention her name? she a very honorable person. it's interesting. you mentioned to people. you don't mention one who happens to be a democrat. >> any senator -- >> i would have to look at it. possibly. they are honorable people. >> the matter will be referred to the senate ethics committee which will decide whether these traits constituted unethical or criminal behavior. al jazeera, washington. >> argentina has adopted some of the strictest measures yet. people will be allowed their homes for only essential needs. some of the new policies. >> argentina has entered a full lockdown mode which was ordered by the president alberto fernandez who was asking everybody to stay at home unless they need to find food or medicine. otherwise, he wants everybody to stay in their houses. we already see this happening in the streets of one is larry's -- aires. aries -- buenos he says it's an