adriÁn: posiciÓn. >> este lunes, ¿quÉ harÍas si fueras testigo de un robo? tenemos el experimento social que darÁ de quÉ hablar. >> te revelamos cÓmo funcionan las estafas telefÓnicas en las que te exigen dinero para no quitarle la vida a alguien que crees que es un ser querido. >> te decimos cÓmo protegerte del coronavirus, analizamos las mascarillas tapa boca. ¿quÉ tan efectivas son? >> y te traemos lo mejor del superbowl y de "mira quiÉn baila: all-stars". >> en "despierta amÉrica", donde amanecen los hispanos que quieren triunfar en estados unidos. carona. quiere ser luchadora. ¿y es buena? entrena como un animal, entrena con el perro. ¡valentina, no! ¡no, no, no, no! con el oso. ¡valentin no! ¡no, no, no, no, no! con el oso. con el oso. tranquilo, aquí estamos para ayudar. ¿y cuál es su nombre de lucha? valentina, "el torbelli..." ¡no, no, no, no, no! elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. o, queeeesoooo-rpresa, en pizza hut tenemos lo mejor de dos mund

adriÁn vázquez siempre soÑÓ con terminar su carrera y ser un profesional. hoy lo ha logrado a pesar de que pasÓ 20 aÑos en prisiÓn. es el largo tiempo en la cÁrcel no impidiÓ que retomara sus metas. se preparÓ y obtuvo un trabajo en la fundaciÓn comunitaria de california. >> soy la primera persona que ha recibido y han dado empleo a una persona con antecedente criminal como yo. >> buscan cambiar a las comunidades mÁs necesitadas por las experiencias vividas, adriÁn ha sido un aporte y un puente para entender las necesidades de la comunidad. adriÁn: para transformar estos sistemas necesitamos trabajar y darle voz a los individuos que han sido mÁs impactados por ese sistema, porque ellos han vivido la realidad de cÓmo la justicia no se lleva a cabo en el sistema. >> la ciudad de los Ángeles y el estado de california han tomado pasos para abrirle las puertas de empleo a personas previamente encarceladas al adoptar la ley de oportunidad justa. esta ley impide que los empleadores interrogan sobre el historial criminal del solicitante hasta despuÉs

adrian: it w was a lot of f wor. it was probablbly one of the mot challenging researchh projects i hahave ever done. i am in possession of a large cache of secondary government files. manyny of themonontain longg lit of identities with -- lists of identities with id numbers. i was able to use secondary sources to verify the identities of 337 people in this file. i was also able to authenticate the complex terminology and language used in this document for internment, surveillance, and release verdicts. brent: for the more than 300 people you were able to verify their identities, what did we learn about them? what does this document tell us in detail about these people? adrian: this document gives us unprecedented insight into the reasonons why people were interred, into how the government tries to understand, measure,e, and investigate entie family circles for three generations, and social c circl, neighbors, communications structures are mentioned. and it is exacactly detailed how didid a person learn? who taught t

adrian brown with the latest for us in hong kong adrian thank you and south korea right remains on high alert after announcing 161 new cases rob mcbride explains the measures that the south korean government is taking. there has been various measures being taken across south korea especially since the alert level here was raised to the highest yesterday sunday by president. and the number of soldiers who come into contact with people who are known to be infected they have now been put into quarantine 350 service personnel fall into that category with the south korean military a further 7000 military though are in a kind of voluntary self quarantine confinement on military bases these are people who have been to the most the worst affected areas where there's most infections we have seeing these clusters down in the southeast of the country down the city of daegu and in chong go the neighboring county there so these are some of the measures that are being taken there again we have seen this monday another sharp rise up to 75063 cases now and in announcing these new cases the health minis

that was my take as well joining me now in the studio is adrian kennedy from our culture desk and i'm quite relieved adrian that almost seems like you could call that a bit of a happy ending for this oscar season but yes i think you're right. i actually saw a very popular decision to give the big prize to a foreign language film for the 1st time ever to hose parasite is a very deserving winner. busting film a strong comparisons to tara chino and even to hitchcock and. cossar strong roles for both actors and actresses in a film that touched a cold world why dealing with the divide between rich and poor an absolutely amazing story idea would it be too much to hope could this be something of a turning point for the authors were you have to wait and see sea change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles baria you will see some amazing films so i hope that hollywood is opening up to a world cinema and i hope these films also serve to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts

brown who is live in hong kong adrian a lot of developments in the last 24 hours can you get us up to speed. yeah this is a crisis that's really playing out in real time there are developments happening almost in on the hour every hour after noon in china it was reported on state media for instance that the 2 most senior health officials in hooper province have now been removed from their posts this suggests that a political purge is now under way in the past few days a number of lower ranking officials have also been dismissed analysts say that the local government is being accused of failing to report on the extent of the outbreak in early january it sought to play down the seriousness of the virus outbreak there is possibly a reason for that say analysts because in early january a local gathering of the national people's congress was being held an important annual event and perhaps they didn't want the you know gathering to be overshadowed by a health emergency also those officials had given the go ahead for an annual banquet attended by 40000 people to take place just days before

thanks for that adrian brown live in hong kong. and in cambodia it was all smiles as passengers disembarked from a cruise ship that had been turned away by 4 asian governments because of fears of the virus there have been no confirmed cases among the more than 2000 people on board the westerdam when hey reports now from c.n.n. ville where the ship is doubt. there was celebration and relief as passengers finally received would they were allowed to begin disembarking from the wish to dam a ceremonial welcome in cambodia marks the end of a 2 week journey around asia as ports up to portray rejected the ship's request to dock you know the ship was very very safe the crew was fantastic we had a very good time considering the circumstances everything was very nice it's nice to be able to get home feels very good but me with must say on the ship was fairly well the food was well at the table to us well so we didn't suffer at all and we knew it was no illness at book. cambodia's prime minister who flew in for the occasion he's consistently

more than 3000 people have been stuck on the cruise liner since it was put under quarantine a week ago adrian brown joins us from hong kong has been gathering developments from from various places so what is the latest adrian. well there is this relentless rise in these statistics coming out of china richelle more than 90 deaths as you mentioned in your introduction also on sunday china confirming more than 3000 new infections the concern though i think now is that we're starting to see infections outside of that country the world health organization says a globally there are now $360.00 infections including now 18 in malaysia for instance and the concern is that people could become infected who haven't been to china and the world health organization is saying if that's the case then we could be seeing just the tip of the iceberg now the w.h.o. have sent high powered team to china this means we're going to start getting independent analysis from china that w.-h. team includes the man who actually led the show's response to the a bowl of viruses one of their top experts so we'll be hearing i t

hello i'm adrian forget and this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes mobilizing medical forces china puts more people power into fighting the coronavirus as it's revealed that 6 health care workers have died. and life inside the epicenter of the virus for one who bay residents limited food supplies and restricted time out. a syrian government helicopter is shot down as fighting intensifies in profits. and u.s. attorney general william raises eyebrows after criticizing donald trump's tweets about a controversial court case. coming up in sports. african football play for one of the major time away from home soil as the caps super cup kicks off in qatar. is stepping up its war on the corona virus as the number of deaths rises to nearly 4000 nearly 1400 president xi jinping is vowing to boost virus prevention measures and to fix problems exposed by the crisis in. the national health commission is very concerned about this with issue technical guidelines for the prevention and control of corona virus infections within medical institutions and we've given a special notice on v

borja: estÉ segunda vez que la familia de sergio adriÁn acudiÓ al tribunal supremo. en 2010, la corte suprema determinÓ que tenÍa que tratarlo una corte inferior. ahora, 10 aÑos despuÉs, ya la corte suprema ha dictaminado que estÁ exento de cualquier responsabilidad este agente de la patrulla fronteriza. carolina: bastante dividido. se estamos en la fase de preparaciÓn para una posible pandemia ante el coronavirus, dijo un funcionario de la oms, quien afirma que todos los paÍses deben prepararse para tratar pacientes y evitar la propagaciÓn, ¿pero quÉ es una pandemia? una enfermedadepidÉmica que ataca a muchos paÍses o a casi todos los individuos de una regiÓn. hablamos con las autoridades en el tema y le preguntamos >> en poco tiempo, este virus va a tocar todos los paÍses. por eso, para no alarmar a la poblaciÓn y decir "es una pandemia", especialmente cuando la gente no entiende el significado del tÉrmino "pandemia". pandemia no significa que todo el mundo va a morir, ni tiene nada que ver con la gravedad del problema. es sÓlo una palabra que sign

lowest daily rise of new cases since the end of january so in a moment we will go to hong kong where adrian brown is standing by live on more on the 2nd death their 1st go to rob mcbride who is at the port and yokohama so there are some people that are leaving but there is a vast majority are not leaving that vessel rob. that's right it is a very mixed picture here the finally we are seeing the start of this disembarkation process after this very controversial period of quarantine is the end of the 14 days set as the quarantine period and as you mentioned several 100 people by the end of today wednesday due to have left the vessel we've been seeing a lot of activity down here on the yokohama waterfront a steady procession of taxis buses sometimes larger and more organized convoys of several coaches with police escorts in some cases leaving the port area going to various transport hubs these are people who have been given a clean bill of health they have had been tested for the coronavirus the test to come back negative they have been told by the japanese authorities they are cleared to leav

adrian brown joins us from hong kong adrian midst all of that bad news i've been laying out there some numbers might offer a sliver of hope talking about how the number of new cases of infections and deaths may have declined yet the rise in numbers does appear to have been relentless during the past few days some may but the world health organization has offered as you say a sliver of good news they say that it seems that the number of deaths is now stabilizing but it's too soon to say whether the death rate has in fact pete we won't know that for several more days of course so we have to go on some me are you know official figures that we're getting from china's health commission what we don't know is how many people are sick at home perhaps and can't get the medical treatment that they need there's more evidence on sunday that the anger in china over the way the government has responded to this crisis is growing a group of academics have written an open letter to the government calling on the authorities to protect freedom of speech which is guaranteed in the constitution and also to

hello i'm adrian for the good in this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes 99 more cases of coronavirus been confirmed on board a cruise ship in japan as hundreds of american passengers evacuated from it lands safely back in the u.s. . is up to libya's revolution of no closer to a lasting peace when live in tripoli to see what lies ahead plus. people don't trust the police outrage in brazil over the rise in the number of police killings. of watching the outside from within because of the heart of moscow's high tech face recognition surveillance system. for porto's strike. describes a rival fans as idiots after being targeted with racist abuse international walked off the pitch in protest during the game in portugal. china's military is sending hundreds of doctors and nurses to work on the epicenter of the outbreak as the country grapples with new cases of more deaths from the corona virus the numbers are huge take a look at this truck from the john hopkins university now the red circles show the extent of the outbreak in china alone nearly 2000 more infections

brown with the latest there from hong kong adrian thank you. and as we've been talking about this cruise ship 66 more people have tested positive on this ship it is quarantined in a port in japan so that brings the number of cases on board this ship to 130 and more than 3000 people have been stuck on the cruise liner because it was put under quarantine and we could go so i was there is feisal may is at the sport at yokohama following this part of the story for us why what's the latest. well we're hearing that no. incidence of infection among us injures on the crew members on board of the ship just a few hours ago when the health ministry announced that more 60 more people have been infected it wasn't actually shocked so many people here because the experts have been warning of the possibility of more infections on this confined place. aim of this of the current teen off. the diamond princess for 14 days was to prevent the virus from spreading but the experts say that in such environment the virus could spit. injures and crew members especially

brown adrian what's the latest picture where you are. well i think the impact of this virus on the stock markets is really starting to be felt last week stock markets were sort of shrugging off this virus and i think today there was a realisation sinking in that this virus could be around a lot longer that warning from the world health organization that the world needs to perhaps prepare for a pandemic has rattled stock markets now we saw that huge fall in new york on monday well that was followed in tokyo on the opening of trade on choose day the market down there around about 4 percent on opening and one of the companies worst hit is toyota the car manufacturer it shares fell by about 2 and a half percent now the reason for that is that toyota has really been hit hard because it relies on spare parts made in factories in china that have basically been closed for more than a month the global supply chain as we know has been severely disrupted not just oil and high on day the south korean car manufacturer but also other big multinational

and thank you for that adrian brown there live in hong kong. still to come here and . find out how the troubles are still mounting for that major playmaker will be live in singapore. how the weather remains very blustery across northern parts of year the winds are in the process of easing doubt and as blustery winds driving in quite a few showers from a northwesterly direction right away from the british isles out across the low countries and all the way across into that eastern side of you have a fair bit of snow to the making its way over the high ground you can see how they see the shot his showing the blues in the whites there increasingly wintry showers just tumbling in from the atlantic and as that wintry mix down across southern parts of germany towards austria and down towards that southeastern corner we could see some significant snow fall over the eastern side of the next weather system will make its way across both western parts as we go through wednesday and on in ca thursday and again fair bit of snow there over the scottish mountains move the mountains of

adrian brown joins us now from hong kong adrian i wonder there is any sliver of good news any reason to be hopeful at this point because some numbers are talking about the number of new infections even deaths having declined. yes that's right the death rate does appear relentless at the moment this is proving to be a much more deadly virus now than sars but the world health organization has as you indicated offered a sliver of positive news it says that it seems that the death rate is stabilizing but it's too soon to say whether the death rate has now pete we have to remember that the official statistics we're getting from china relate to people who are being treated in hospital what we don't know is how many people are at home who are sick and can't get medical treatment now in china the anger over the government's response to this virus has been mounting a lot of angry messages on social media which are very quickly deleted by the algorithmic censors but certainly it is a reminder that many people in china feel that the government has failed them and the belief also that perhaps co

give it up again to commissioner commissioner adrian garcia. thank you for allowing me to be your mayor and let me just ta say, what is important to mayors getting things done because what is important to you is what happens at your home, on your streets and your community and in your city. and mike bloomberg was the mayor of new york city for 12 years, for 12 years. and then what we know as mayors, you can talk a good game but at the end of the day, people want, people want results. they want things to happen that is positive and impactful in their lives and want to make sure when it comes to infrastructure we are making those things take place. they want job creation and what i looked at what mike bloomberg did in new york for 12 years and the creation of nearly 500,000 jobs, a long way from 500, 500,000 jobs in new york city, when it comes to expanding health care, which is critically important, affordable and accessible health care, that is a critical component. for me, it's not just about being mayor but growing up in this city and coming

adriÁn: será complicado. crees que porque eres espaÑol tienes en la sangre el pasodoble y el flamengo, pero es mentira. uno tiene que aprender. aquÍ no hay bailador de flamenco. me puse en contacto con gente de espaÑa. entonces, le eche muchas ganas. creo que para este domingo se esperan muchas sorpresas. creo que voy hacer algo que he hecho durante 14 aÑos y que la gente no sabe. carlos: me imagino que tu condiciÓn fÍsica se ve fÁcil, pero no es fÁcil. han habido momentos difÍciles. cuÁl crees quÉ es el momento quÉ te definiÓ como artista? decir que soy hombre o ratÓn. [risas] adriÁn: el mayor reto fue el contemporÁneo. para mÍ, fue lo mÁs complicado de todo. esa semana la pasÉ muy mal. sufrÍ mucho. sufrÍ porque me frustrada. no me salÍan las cosas. hay mucho tÉcnica. el cuerpo tiene que estar ligero, tienes que tener una punta, no tengo esas cosas. para mÍ, me pareciÓ lo mÁs complicado de todo. creo que este domingo si llego a lo Último que voy hacer, si el pÚblico me quiere, cre

adrian brown reports now from hong kong. when who days party chief spoke to the media 2 weeks ago he must have known his days were numbered. is the highest ranking political casualty so far his dismissal is in response to mounting public anger over the chinese government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak and follows the sacking of 2 senior health officials on monday and while the purge looks set to continue analysts say it won't bring down those at the top of the party in the way the company's policy works is sacrifice a few small fry to keep the big fish swimming in the park and and this is worked i mean this is what happened in the last great time of the sars epidemic 17 years ago the dramatic jump in deaths came after a team from the world health organization arrived in move on. the head of the w.h.o. 1st lauded china's containment efforts including the isolation of 60000000 people and urged countries not to cut off travel and trade with china health officials say the reason for thursday's sharp rise in death and inf

brown now with a wrap up of all the latest developments in there quite a few adrian. that's right a state media in china is reporting that the 2 most senior health officials in who by the province of now being removed from that judy's a number of lower level officials have also been taken away from their posts during the past few weeks and i think this is a sign now that the the political purge if you like is beginning to widen now analysts say that the local government was too slow at noticing the outbreak of this virus and that when it did it tried to cover up the extent of the outbreak also in early january the local government was holding a key political meeting the national people's congress and the feeling is that they wanted to avoid anything overshadowing that key meeting also just before they were they finally ordered a lockdown and 3 weeks ago they allowed a banquet to take place in the city an annual banquet that was attended by $40000.00 people and that of course helped to spread the virus still further now i think there's probably going to be more sacking

that's adrian brown in hong kong thank you for. in the news ahead questions over malawi's presidential election in the constitutional court nullified the results. and no laughing matter film stars tackle the issue of diversity head on and britain's top movie aborts. hello again it's good to have you back what we have seems a very nice conditions across the philippines over the last week things are going to change though as we go towards the beginning into the middle part of this week we're going to be seeing a tropical wave just to the east of the philippines now we don't expect this to develop into anything significant but what it will do as we go from tuesday into wednesday is start to bring some heavier showers here along the eastern part of the philippines most likely by the time we get towards wednesday night notice so showers big need to develop on the coast and some of those could be quite heavy

brown he's joining us from hong kong so we're seeing the number of new cases drop in china adrian but what we're hearing now is that the outbreak has spread to at least one prison. you know that's right the figures are very erratic and on friday we saw a large spike more than 1100 new infections but on saturday as you rightly point out we've seen a fall it's hard to know what to read into those figures whether we are seeing something positive or negative but certainly it's negative as far as china's prisons are concerned it seems are being more than $500.00 infections into prisons outside of a province in woohoo more than $230.00 inmates have been infected at hands women's prison so in total just over $500.00 new infections and of course you know the authorities are trying to work out how that virus spread to other jails outside of a province of trying to work out what the root of transmission was now a number of prison officials in shandong have been dismissed and government investigators have arrived to begin their examination of how this happened now the leadership meanwhile has be

alive adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a cruise ship docks in cambodia after being stranded at sea for nearly 2 weeks over fears of the coronavirus but its passengers are not disembarking just yet. the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says it's beginning to try those accused of human rights violations but gives no details of the process. the sharp departure of the u.k. government boris johnson's post powerful minister suddenly resigns. there's been a huge surge in the number of corona virus infections across china more than 15000 new cases were confirmed on wednesday alone up from just 1600 the day before chinese authorities say that the screening criteria has been changed $254.00 more deaths have been reported bringing the total to nearly $1404.00 officials from who bay province the epicenter of the virus have been sacked over their handling of the outbreak that includes the province's communist party chief jan cho line. japan has reported its 1st death a woman with no record of traveling to china or contacts with chinese visitors elsewhere in japa

it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty get here. with a frog in his throat the headlines china's government estimate of all people returning to the capital beijing a quarantined for 14 days to prevent the spread of a corona virus officials have warned that those who refuse will be punished it comes as the number of deaths rose to nearly $1400.00 at infections in china to around $64000.00 the world health organization says it's taking a closer look at cases of health care workers who've contracted the illness. understanding is the cases among health workers pete in the 3rd and 4th week of january and there's been a rapid falloff in the number of cases that were occurred in and health workers in the last 2 weeks this may reflect increased levels of training increased levels of protection and also increased levels of awareness and remember this outbreak has come expanded very quickly and unsuspecting health system so we also need to look at how many of those health workers were exposed on knowingly within a clinical environment. a syri

brown who is in hong kong so adrian there had been talk for a few days that that this the congress might be cancelled in china now it's actually happened so put all this in perspective for us. well the political impact from this virus is now starting to be filled because the national people's congress is the political event of the year richelle it draws thousands of delegates from across china it's also significantly the moment when china's premier outlines his economic targets for the year ahead and of course this is happening as a time when china's economy is continuing to slow and it's likely to slow even more because of this fire as now i think the decision has been taken not just to in a sense protect the leadership from this virus but also of course there are more than just $3000.00 delegates you have journalists and staff in total about 8000 people gathered in the great hall of the people for this annual session now the n.p.c. is important because it illustrates the sort of legitimacy of the party its powerful symbolism this is when we see all china's leaders on public show well t

brown what more do we know about the drama unfolding in the harbor adrian. well that drum durian is taking place just on the far side of the harbor in the distance that's where this giant vessel the world dream is now docked it arrived in hong kong on wednesday morning but the passengers are not being allowed to leave we understand that there are some 3600 crew and passengers aboard that vessel and the reason they can't leave is for this reason on a previous for age at the end of last month it seems that 3 passengers became infected now those passengers are thought to be from the mainland because the alert has come from health officials in china they contacted officials from hong kong's center for health prevention on wednesday morning to raise the alarm as a result officials from the center now on board the vessel in protective clothing they are taking the temperature of all passengers aboard the vessel it's not clear though during what is going to happen after that because of course as we know this virus has a very long incubation period you can have the v

joining me now is adrian ellerod and tim miller. both of whom are probably glad not to be in the trenches right now. >> i've got a middle fomo. >> i believe you. >> i don't, chris. i don't. >> yeah. let's talk about what's at stake in new hampshire. are we overstating the influence of what happened in iowa, or when we look back is it going to turn out to have been an early game changer? >> that's an excellent way to phrase this question. number one, we have to bear in mind that between iowa, new hampshire and south carolina those four states only represent 5% of the overall delegate allocation. >> i know that's the argument. i hear from democrats who want to say this is no big deal, but you know as well as i do, adrian, that momentum, that how things happen coming out of a state can change things and it seems to here. >> that's my point, the next point i was going to make is this does matter a lot for the momentum and differently for different candidates. for example, just as you laid out in the preview, joe biden has got to do well

brown our correspondent in hong kong so adrian on stocks and shares 1st the markets clearly a lot more nervous than they were say just 7 days ago. yeah this time last week the markets were really shrugging off this coronavirus but i think on choose day they started to become spooked alarmed by the idea that perhaps this outbreak was going to continue for another few weeks now the worst performing stock in japan where the market was down 4 and a half percent on the opening of trade on tuesday was toyotas another reason why toyota shares are doing so badly is that it's been hit really hard by this virus it relies on spare parts made in factories in china and those factories are closed because of course the whole global supply chain has been severely disrupted not just for carmakers like toyota in south korea but also for big other corporations like nike and apple economists though do say that there is another reason dragging down the market right now and that's this you know china is the driver of global economic growth but also china has the fastest number of consumers in the world mont

hello i'm adrian figure and this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes for the 99 cases confirmed on a cruise ship quarantined in japan we'll hear what life is like aboard as the corona virus outbreak continues to spread. millions of afghans who've taken refuge in pakistan for decades may soon be heading home. 9 years on since libya's revolution is a no closer to a lasting peace with life in tripoli to see what lies ahead. and the osce that's painting a very different version of the future and in school point to strike a guy has described a rival fans as idiots after being targeted at with the racist abuse the money international walked off the pitch in protest at the train the game in portugal's top division. for the 1st time in recent history china is considering a delay to its annual congress the year's biggest political meeting as the country continues to grapple with you cases of further deaths due to the corona virus outbreak the numbers are huge take a look at this truck up by the john hopkins university those red circles showed the extent of the outbreak

adrian when he was elected. for that he's got it alex goen whoa ok now i want to know how the hell is your president mr obama did you want me to answer the question of the number of bombs it's just i was. saying we said javelin missiles and i don't i don't know i don't know we're going to we've engaged in and you have it jack i don't i don't want to go down a whole lot and have other avenue here but just briefly alan moore to make a point that. i mean i don't think i don't think you can take much credit for the economy if presidents could run the economy and you know not all and you know they're not that way. well i am after i actually have an if you're in economics and i can tell you when you're when you're reduced the regulatory burdens on businesses or kill and the job creation you do help the economy regulatory and sad ones we used to do at a nominal in which it's been discredited for generations oh you mean you mean the reagan prosperity followed by now the prosperity come on ok alan you know listen i'm goi

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan islands governments of long been dominated by 2 center right posses phin a gale that's the posse of current prime minister leo veronica and feet a fall but this appears to be changing opinion polls show shin fein is now the most popular posse of arabica is in 3rd place it means he might not be able to secure a 3rd successive and saturday's general election could produce apollo's where neither of the main parties has a majority that opens the door to shin fein playing a major role in any future government i was there a slave baka reports from dublin. the past 9 years the female government led by prime minister leo veronicas presided over a period of cultural change now abortion is legal and so it's same sex marriage in this traditionally catholic country but leo veronica's also been accused of missing the mark when it comes to dealing with key issues like homelessness health care and housing and now for the 1st time in islands modern political history it looks as if they could be a shift away from the centrist parties to the left wing shin

the camp —— 0k, adrian barnard, thank you for that insight. let's find out how the all weather is looking. here is helen bits. that evening, storm ciara is a powerful and dangerous storm, it may even cause a threat to life. we are expecting severe gales across many parts of the uk and that makes it unusual and that is why there is an amber warning out from the met office, particularly england and wales, for damage and disruption, it will be very windy for northern ireland and scotland as well. it is also very wet, there is an amber warning because of concern of river flooding in scotland. elsewhere in the north, we could see flash flooding and the showers that follow will give heavy falls of rain in a small space of time. even in land we could get a of wind up to 80 mph that could cause roof tiles to fly around and potential damage to power lines. this is a serious storm, the warnings, the details at least on the website. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. 20 people are reported to have been shot dead and several others

our welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan hardliners are set for sweeping gains in iran's parliamentary elections but they appeared to have less popular support voter turnout in friday's polls was the lowest since the islamic revolution in 1979 that's despite the supreme leader urging people to cast their ballots as a religious judy to show resistance in the face of u.s. sanctions now conservatives are expected to have the upper hand in parliament and reformists could push for greater engagement with the west have been weakened some say many iranians are on happy with their government and felt discouraged from voting with more than 7000 potential candidates disqualified voters options were limited anyway but iran's interior minister says that all the circumstances including the coronavirus was a blame for the lower turnout. that shadow. we held these elections when there was several incidents in the country where you had bad weather there was this coronavirus disease there was the plane crash also the events of january and november in such a situation the turnout right seems perfectly a

brown there for us and hong kong thank you very much adrian. now let's also get an update from the japanese ports if you have a hama and the diamond princess here is rather a prize. it is the end of this 14 days of quarantine for hundreds of people it is finally over there has been a steady stream of coaches of buses of taxis in some cases coming in here to the port area taking people away taking them to various transport hubs to yokohama station and other stations around here to continue their journey many of them people being allowed to return home these are people who have gone through the quarantine have been declared to be negative there's been no trace of the coronavirus found so they have now been allowed to leave but they have for a lot of the japanese citizens priorities been given to some of the elderly more elderly passengers they've been allowed to go home but with the caution that they should monitor their health for the next few days at least. make sure there are no signs of fever meanwhile for many countries people of other natio

thank you very much for that adrian brown live in hong kong there well as adrian said the economic impact of this outbreak of coronavirus is being felt right across the world and in thailand specifically their affairs that it could cost the tourism industry more than a $1000000000.00 since most of the tourists there come from china alexia bryan has more now from the capital bangkok. 8 times a day at the mekong railway markets vendors move their way. and clear the tracks to make way for the train. it's hot and bustling highlight with tourists even in the middle of the coronavirus crisis very quiet and we always like ours by hours like we are we aware of where. this. crowded my area is china is thailand's biggest source of foreign tourists about $20000000.00 visitors a year and they bring plenty of money with them but last month chinese $2.00 groups from traveling overseas and put a number of cities in lockdown to control the spread of infection. on the outskirts of bangkok with tourists from all over the world including china it's much. higher in the colony and these bandits here rely on t

let's get more now from our correspondent adrian krishi has been following these court proceedings in cape town adrian 1st of all just walk us through this court decision today and how are refugees reacting to it . well so basically the main point of the court says is that the people here the refugees that you can see behind me in front of the church you have to abide by the municipal loss basically there were a lot of complaints by people in the neighborhood it's right in the city of cape town there's a lot of shops hotels and so on who are saying this is harming business people are staying on the sidewalks they cooking everywhere urinating everywhere so the court says you have to stop that the court did not say this is an eviction notice this is actually what many people here were afraid of that this was going to happen that they offer for months thing you have to leave the church but overall mixed reaction from the refugees i talked to some said well ok it's good for now we can stay here something well we actually need to find a conclusion here we can also not stay here forever bec

hello i'm adrian forgetting this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes china sex top officials who are dealing with the corona virus outbreak as the number of new infections increases dramatically. a cruise ship docks in cambodia after being stranded at sea for nearly 2 weeks over fears of the coronavirus but its passengers are not disembarking just yet. the saudi led coalition fighting and yemen says it's beginning to try those accused of human rights violations but gives no details of the process. but a sharp departure in the u.k. government boris johnson's most powerful minister suddenly resigned. and i'm piece him to the school to organizers of the. olympics say fears of the coronavirus won't delay the games and as he waits to confirm the limbic place bron james powers the lakers into a commanding lead going into the all-star break. we start this new china where there's been a huge surge in the number of corona virus cases across the country more than 15000 new cases were confirmed on wednesday alone up from just 1600 the day before chinese authorities say the

hello i'm adrian forgetting this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes u.s. officials say a reduction in violence deal has been agreed with the taliban that could lead to the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. china's government horn's anyone returning to beijing must be quarantined for 14 days to prevent the spread of the coronavirus or they'll be punished. a syrian government helicopter was shot down as fighting intensifies a province. on. a virtual reunion how a mother and her dead daughter have been brought back together. i'm joined again. by african football play from one of the country's major titles away from home soil to find out with. u.s. officials say that they've reached an agreement with the taliban which could soon lead to with the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan a senior official at a security conference in munich has told reporters that if the weeklong agreement is successful it could be followed by the signing more pub and peace deal let's go live to our diplomatic editor james bays who's in munich at that security

hello i'm adrian finnegan and this is that he's live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the world health organization warns leaders globally to step up preparations against the corona virus outbreak with figures out of china showing a drop in new cases for a 3rd straight day. navigating an end to libya's civil war we're live in berlin there's another round of talks are held to try to broker a truce sudan's ousted president omar al bashir appears in court over allegations of war crimes in darfur. and democratic presidential contenders make their case as the showdown for super tuesday draws near. and then sport home riders that dominate cycling that tour of colombia. the overall standings the heading into sunday's final stage. doctors in china reporting a slowdown in the number of new cases of corona virus for the 3rd successive day but the world health organization says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take 142 deaths were reported on sunday along with 2000 more infections most are in who bay province where the outbreak was 1st reported in december world

adrian brown there live in hong kong thank you very much indeed well from china let's go to cambodia because this is the scene live just off the coast of cambodia at the port of seattle that is where the cruise liner the westerdam with more than 2000 people on board is preparing to dock now cambodia is the country that has given permission for this cruise liner to die after for at least 4 different asian governments turned it away we've got the very latest from our correspondent who's there in c.n.n. for wayne hey immigration officials are on board the ship now methodically going through which the very slow process given that there are so many people on board giving them cambodian visas so that they can disembark the ship into cambodia before they leave on chartered flights to their home countries the other issue of course is despite the fact that we have been told time and time again that there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus on board the ship everyone needs to be medically tested for the most part that just involves temperature checks and of course an overwhelming majority of