hello, out. it was not rebuilt, which is surprising and indicates a major change in human occupation. at this location. it is likely that the island was abandoned until the 1600s. the event was so traumatic that the island of stromboli remained uninhabited for 10 generations and more than 200 years . following these revelations, now, rosie began his own excavations. he hoped to find clues, linking the activity of the volcano. to the tsunami, described by petro in $1343.00 more than 4 meters under ground, the vulcan ologist finally discovered an intriguing mix of sedimentary deposits for the salami. no longer this unami deposit is by far the largest we found, i thought it's a piano cabin. we dated 821350, as evidence by the materials in

a canal general. they studied for sport, were nothing. look at the size of these perfectly round pebbles, stone and i'm interested. they must have come from the be awesome. okay, probably neither. the last, the clean, the, the presence of such a large sized elements prove that this who nami was extraordinarily powerful in wilson. i'm probably not in for the vulcan ologist. it all makes sense. the powerful ways that flush these large pebbles, 200 meters in land from the beach, occurred at precisely the same time as the earthquake that destroyed this small island church. there is a clear link between the erection of the volcano and that soon army. las shiara del fuko its own this impressive flank that all the volcanic material ejected by stromboli accumulates 700 years ago, and a russian may well have spawn to landslide. almost sierra del for the vent would have held many millions of accumulated debris into the sea,

triggering the 2 nami that reached the bay of naples. but as we will maintain, will strongly call us we are given from bullies, current activity. we believe the loaded debris presently accumulated on the shattered l. worchol, comparable to levels at the time of the sou nami described by petra. because he could even feel now real rosy. the landslide caused by the 2019 interruption with just the harbinger of a much more serious disaster to come. the shower adel fuko, he says, could collapse into the sea at any moment. the island of strome boley is under 24 hours surveillance to alert authorities, residents, and tourists in the event of danger. but what consequences would have been ami have on a city the size of naples portal opposed to the docket?

you c l almost. now me k plus i probably need and these are the people are completely unaware that is to nami, from somebody could hit naples, seattle. i mean, one, the phenomena that i know the lady in the case of rare natural phenomena as well as soon as people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger yet. since that's going on a computer generated model tracks the course of the 1343 to nami. it gives an idea of what could be in store for naples of it all meant this on all. i mean, i would take under 30 minutes for this unami to reach the gulf of naples from somebody for me and i thought it agreed the devastation would be unimaginable. incredibly, for people in markets, you can leave it with all the boats in the harbor behind me would be hurled onto the street speak. the control is private,

for lack of the water would caution to the subway and around all the passengers he forgot and had been wanting to see him as a busy streets would be submerged. sporadic event, they were able to promote that. it would be a pucker lifting when i'm in the cool scene, but that's exactly what would happen without an early warning system. and yet the visa quakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, all of these natural phenomena, contributes konami's research carried out over the last 15 years, has provided a better understanding of the threat. it's also helped perfect warning systems and better adapt them to the specifics of the risks. the technology is most advanced in japan, a country at the forefront of to non the science research is here, feel they know exactly what will cause the next disaster.

these images from a government to when it's raising campaign broadcast in march 2018, it aim to prepare people for it to nami, that scientists say has an 80 percent probability of occurring within the next 3 decades. the film explains how people should react, but also predicts the likely scalar disaster. we 350000 victims and infrastructural damage impacting the japanese economy for at least 20 years. the cause, a rupture of mankind trough a 900 kilometer long ocean floor, trench along japan's west coast. them and that, that along the trough. the threat of the non car truck is very specific because all the economic centers of japan could mean whether tokyo or soccer, or nagoya, or invulnerable,

phone calls on up to date. there's no technology that can predict earthquakes. but japanese scientists have developed a monitoring system to warn the public the moment a seismic wave is registered as dictated. we need to be able to detect movements as soon as possible and then issue a warning. well, if that's what a donor system does, right outside the variables soccer, the knit system is the most sophisticated seismic detector in the world, $29.00 small underwater observatories equipped with pressure sensors and size, moments is and accelerometers are installed directly on the full line off the coastal soccer issues in alert with the very 1st tremor. that's in any way quite some unit. they would take 3 to 5 minutes for the su nami to reach the 1st cities with waves 20 to 30 meters high. don't sweep into o soccer bay in flood parts of osaka and cobra, but it could be north, have multiple,

you can be artificial islands would be the worst hit. with waves of 3 to 5 meters after 30 to 45 minutes you saw on the output call accounting to develop effective evacuation plans and test protective walls to disaster prevention center at kyoto university, simulate the effects of mankind, trough, earthquake in a pool school. i don't wanna show the name, we are almost certain we be dealing with the magnitude 9 earthquake. ok. so now and then it would cause a soon army ca call you to that. don't want him us hero as she has model the arrival of a wave with an average height of 20 meters. that's the equivalent of a 6 story building in a city directly facing the name control. the walls would weaken the waves impact, but the protective is would quickly become submerged under several meters of water

. the, the simulations, as supplemented by computer models. they've allowed kids to hear a team to predict the path that you normally would take in tokyo bay, the low it's 5 kilometers in land. the district around b olympic stadium could be buried under a 9 meter high wave simulation. why go? i got to use simulations are carried out to identify hazardous locations, bar door, for example. a road that would flood quickly is not suitable as an evacuation root can. i, to one of the entrances to many buildings will be blocked by water. so they offer no shelter, not this mon or do i, can i, to kill to university has used the simulations to create an interactive evacuation plan in an emergency. an app shows the progression of the

waves and identifies the nearest safe zones. when we get information on our cell phones and on the internet at the deal with television stations, also broadcast warnings with instructions on what to do to get to safety. what topic of saving lives is key. but scientists also want to minimize structural damage. me that sue nami, of 2011, once again showed that areas are extremely dangerous places to be during a synonymy which transforms sheets into giant projectiles. for hero todd, how she mucho of code they university. the harbor is a priority. evacuations own was like i was in

a hero and cons of the sterile or soccer bay is very busy during the day. so i'm just thinking, well, just at any given time, there are 30 to 50 boat sailing there. right. so i think, you know, we have no guarantee that in the event of a su nami, a situation that many have never experienced. everyone would keep their cool, and the ships would evacuate one after another in an orderly fashion. no, i want, i want a light monday. so you know, that's why we're developing an intelligent system to evacuate ships automatically from an awful lot to dislike technological advances. japan is seemingly living on borrowed time or sucker, a city of 8000000 inhabitants and the country 2nd largest economic center is built on low lying flat lands. it's surrounded by hundreds of kilometers of protective walls. if i seem to be on top of them on the 2011 earthquake weekend,

all the walls impacted emulated parts of the barrier collapse. and so it was an offering, effective protection before this unami arrive. if you just need these up for me to date, even the most sophisticated technologies cannot predict earthquakes. these artificial islands have apartment blocks shopping centers and petrochemical plants . public education and emergency management can reduce the number of fatalities in the event of its synonymy. we often feel like we've tamed nature, but time and again, nature, proofs are wrong around the world. so nami research has made great strides, but every new disaster puts the technology's device to protect us to a new test. if we built

a bar and hospitals, public buildings houses in areas that is a high hazard where i've been layers and layers over religion and with time what we're finding out on the world is that our vulnerability from disasters keeps increasing. instead of waterfront living has an enduring appeal, but the uncheck turbine is ation of coastal communities is a recipe for disaster. even with increasingly sophisticated technologies and early warning systems, applying common sense to our understanding of nature is more important than ever. we say this worldwide, if you're near the coast and you feel any kind of ground shaken that last more than 15 seconds, move away from the beach. the

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ah, ah, ah, this is the w news fly from berlin. relief in the mid staff 1st cease, fire takes effect, both israel and her mouth clean victory. on the 1st day of the truce, in garza palestinians are able to rest easy after 11 days or some barden and begin to manage the task of reconstruction. also coming up more shots in more arms. what leaders convene in rome? committing to ramp up access to corona virus vaccines. some countries still struggle with the cobra serge vaccine makers, pledger. so does the and 0 vision is back. was biggest

music competition returns after last years. kona virus cancellation news will be 2000000 for everything year old vision and famous for from the good the bad to the downright weird. ah, ah, i'm aaron tilden. welcome to the program. residents of garza in israel are making, marking the start of a tenuous truce after 11 day conflict, one that killed over 230 people in garza and 12 in israel. the cease fire deal that was brokered mostly by egypt may have stopped the fighting. but as little to resolve the conflicts key disputes tensions remained high and they boiled over at one holy sight and jerusalem. despite the cease fire

fighting still broke out at the oxen mosque in jerusalem is really police fired stun grenades and tear gas while palestinians hurled rocks they had earlier been celebrating in the streets, waving palestinian and hamas flags. that site was also one of the flash points that triggered the recent hostilities between israel and hamas. people on both sides are taking stock now after the regions, worst conflict in years. the palestinian ministry of interior and gaza has asked for international help to restore life to normal in the area. much of it in for structure is damage including the headquarters of the interior ministry itself. the cease fire carries no preconditions and leaves the conflicts t disputes unresolved. both sides claim victory.

the citizens of israel, whom i would like to begin by thanking you for the bravery and impressive resilience you showed in the 11 days of the operation of the anatomy. so this allowed us to achieve the goals of the operation with an exceptional success for your boyfriend in the shop, for this lady in the palestinian people. and blush resistance will neither retreat nor be stopped at any time and will continue its path, crawling towards jerusalem. and the tensions are still high. but at least military attacks have ceased to be done, to be honest with you because of the bloodshed and murdered children, and that was 2 that were killed. and the innocent women, every one additional has a value. so this has to be done so. so finally there is

a ceasefire here. hopefully there'll be peace in the country. so i'm sick of this mess will call, but i got the yes, it's a kind of piece for now fragile, but one that wouldn't need much to be shattered. the semi so call is a freelance journalist. he joins me now from the damascus gate in east jerusalem. so sammy, a tenuous, cease fires in place, but will it hold? yeah, well i think today was a very important test. today we saw clashes around the like some was, we saw israeli troops going in fried disbursing people who came there. some people came to worship. some people came to celebrate. they were way the palestinian flag i. we saw this kind of confrontation,

in spite of the fact that there were condemnations also from jordan and they were wounded who were taken to the hospital. nevertheless, this did not spark. i would say this is not bring any of the party to say that this is a cause of a red light that this will bring a collapse to the see why you're, we've heard from both the hallmark and islamic jihad is saying that they're sticking to the to the cease fire. so i would say the do were quite stable after a day like today. i think we're going to be in a stable period right now. all right, so the ceasefire does seem to be on holding for now, but both sides are also cleaning victory and the conflicts. so are we any closer to finding a long term solution to the conflict? well, you know, the people who are really celebrating and i have been celebrating here in the massive gate. the area were palestinians. they're saying that the resistance

as they call the, the factions in gaza. they have won. and israelis have had a kind of a position that they think that the struck very strong and garza but they don't really feel that he was victorious. but i think that the question whether this will lead to a political settlement. i mean, one really needs to have international intervention here. i mean, the parties are very far from each other and maybe the administration headed by joe biden. maybe he will bring something that we haven't seen here before. but i can tell you that at this stage, we don't even see how the fire arrangements will be developed in the ongoing negotiations. alright, journalist sammy, so call them ask of kate. thank you. leaders from the g. 20 group of industrial and

emerging countries have held a virtual solid in that boosting access to corona virus. vaccines. producers pledge billings of doses to low and middle income countries by the end of next year. the european union also promised to invest in local vaccine production in africa to reduce its dependence on international imports. the vaccine rolling, speeding up across the european union in italy, more than 30 percent of the population has already received the 1st bus in countries like you've gone to progress, it's slow. only one percent of people have been that's the name. that's the main topic at the g 20 the global health summers. and it's a major concern of give vent to, for close to $1500000000.00 or so. vaccines that have been administered in over 180 countries worldwide. only 0.3 percent of them are low income

countries. last year the u wants to donate at least a 100000000 dose to developing countries by the end of the year. but support for the construction of production facilities is also needed. it is simply not acceptable and it cannot be justified that in this 21st century, africa has only received some 20000000 vaccine. those is, which is the party 2 percent of the global supply that seem produces pledge to distribute more than $1000000.00 doses. that costs by the end of the year, the leaders discuss the threats a future pandemic. we must make sure together that this is the last global pandemic. this must be the goal of the room declaration, strengthening, international cooperation to end the pandemic as quickly as possible. and to prevent future health crises together. those of a summit cor,

messages. now to some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic. japan has approve the use of the modena and astrazeneca vaccines. it's a lay this attempt to contain a search in cases 9 weeks before the olympics are due to open in tokyo, tyler has detected its 1st domestically transmitted case of the highly infectious, very and 1st found in india. it comes to the country fights, its worse outbreak to date, and germany is imposing tougher travel restrictions on travel from the united kingdom. sudden concerns that some, that the but that seem very rather incoming travelers will have to corn jean for 2 weeks upon arrival. here in germany, restaurant owners can finally breathe a sigh of relief. they are allowed to serve guest outdoors, provided they have a negative coven tests, or proof of vaccination for many germans. that means one thing, time to get to the local beer garden for a long awaited taste of freedom. it's been a long time coming, but in berlin,

the gardens are back. we've waited months. goodness, wonderful. and it feels strange, but it's great. we've been waiting so long watering hose in the german cap until they have been shut since november. from friday they are allowed to serve drinks and food outside again. provided that guest show a negative covert taste will prove their either vaccinated will that they recovered from the disease to get to the refreshments, most people will use a smart phone damaged by mucous guides. they can register through the phone that or using this q r code, which means the data will remain with us shop and on or in the old fashioned way on paper work. if they don't have a cell phone form and got got kind of beautiful to be on the whole far owners are happy, their business is starting up again. but the restrictions place some heavy burdens on them, which not all are willing to enforce. then we will tell people what the rules are.

5 per table only to households together, not counting children on the 14 and people who are vaccinated. who recovered that. if 8 people sit together, we can't check and i can't check people's documents. and i don't want to miss the government hopes infection rates will continue to fall and the outside drinking will be a step along the road back to no malady. because we can now open up as we've been waiting so long to do such as with the gardeners. they've got that's going to shut these opening steps are important so that we can see what we've achieved. but we must not go too quickly or we'll have to go back and we want to avoid that. looks like this does come out and if things go well, drinking and dining indoors may be possible from june. and now many bellingers just relieved that at last they can enjoy your class together. pop music fans are gearing up for the final of the world. the biggest music competition. a

lot of them is hosting this year's eurovision song contest with 26 countries buying to take home the top prize. last year's event was canceled because of the global pandemic. a limited crowd will be attending the show, but hundreds of millions of more will be watching at home. t w's. max vander met up with some eager your vision fans for us. the it is the 2nd year a vision send the final before the big night itself and peter young, his feeling especially lucky after more than a year without any concerts or parties, he and his group of friends decided to go for out on the eurovision song contest we have 21 laptops open in 6 houses to book all our tickets and we manage so we're here over night. we want it to be or it is not your typical, your vision crowd here in rotterdam as most people cannot travel yet, but the spirit remains the same. i think 85 percent of the audience now is dutch, which is very uncommon for your vision song. but everyone cheered for every country, and that's, that's how it's supposed to be. that energy level. this year,

your vision will be a more modest affair. there are no official parties. everyone is tested for coven regularly. and inside the room, only $3500.00 amount that has defected. the move open up that tomorrow of this year, your vision will show to be cancelled last year. due to the pandemic organized, decided to stick to the model and give it an additional meaning, being open to each other and now gradually opening up after months of history. one of the trouts favorites tonight is greece's entries to funny, born and raised here in the near the do me finish middle heads blind channel qualified for the finals as well. with this rather untypical perform the fellow nordics feudal flaw from denmark. on the other hand, did not make it despite the disco

the german act, again, drake will be performing his song. i don't feel hate in the finals. the dream come true for the 26 year old. also an opportunity to voice his message. if somebody's heading on you, somebody disrespecting, you don't do the same, don't go on. oh, you better than that? i don't know. hate but much. that's what everyone here watch. it's about a doctor. hey, the show is over. we catch up with p d on his night was a success. everyone's cheering and waving their flags and everything and also making their remarks. i think that's part of your vision as well. everyone has their preferences in their styles and we tend to disagree even in our group, what we like and what we don't like, but it's all part of the game. and the game with all its glitter and glamour is

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