of course, general mercer died at the battle of princeton. mercer is bayoneted to death. mercer is well-dressed in colonial uniform, he refuses to surrender, and he is bayoneted. ,ost of the other america bedraggled, ragtag army. mercer would have stood out in a really grand way. that made people think that this was possibly washington. that's a good question about whether mercer could get credit. i don't think you can say it was mercer's idea alone. there were others. the general in pennsylvania washington himself, his staff. , there was a lot of people looking for an opportunity. sticking with the crossing, what type of watercraft did the army used across the delaware? dr. bradburn: the crossing of the delaware, we think of it with this beautiful painting from the 1850's. the painter was a german immigrant who painted this paintingnary history at the metropolitan museum of art. you can see it online on our webpage. you can imagine, if you remember it, it is washington crossing the delaware he is standing -- i don't remember how he is standing exactly. but he is standing

mercer would have stood out in a really grand way. that made people think that this was possibly washington. that's a good question about whether mercer could get credit. i don't think you can say it was mercer's idea alone. there were others. washington himself, his staff. there was a lot of people looking for an opportunity. quote sticking with the crossing, if you would like to know, what type of watercraft did the army used across the delaware? mr. bradburn: the crossing of the delaware, we think of it this beautiful painting from the 1850's. it was a german immigrant who painted this extraordinary painting. you can see it online on our webpage. you rememberne, if it, it is washington crossing the delaware he is standing -- i don't remember how he is standing exactly. but he is standing, looking forward behind the vista of this massive river clogged with ice, which is much larger than the actual delaware. and he is in this boat which is being rode by all of these other people. some of whom represent real people like james monroe,

mosques have decided to stay closed over concerns for older members. 0ur correspondent in sydney phil mercerout how australians are adapting. across mostjurisdictions in australia's states and territories, here in new south wales for example, places of worship can now be attended by ten people. limited numbers, fewer than members of a football team but for many parishioners, it is a start. there are churches here in sydney who are asking people to phone ahead to book a spot because of those limited places available. as you said, there are large numbers of synagogues, mosques and anglican churches, certainly here in the state of new south wales, who have decided to stay closed because of concerns for older members of their congregations. and also some of those authorities controlling those churches and mosques are thinking that to open just for ten people isn't really worth it. so they are hanging on. many of them are delivering services, live streaming and recording them online as well. that will continue until further restrictions of australia's coronavirus lockdown is announced in the comi

phil mercer reporting from sydney.l has been found dead in his apartment in tel aviv. a police investigation has so far revealed nothing suspicious about the death of du wei, who only took up his post in february. the 58—year—old's wife and son were not with him in israel. it was eurovision last night, but not as we know it. the competition was cancelled because of covid—19 but replaced with a special programme, featuring every song that should have been performed live in rotterdam. so that meant no cheering crowds, no endless scoring and no "nul—points". our arts correspondent, david sillito, reports. voiceover: from from hilversum, the netherlands, this is eurovision: europe shine a light. eurovision 2020 — no crowds, no voting and the only people on the live stage in the netherlands, three presenters, standing well apart. and the mood? reflective, rather than the normal eurovision exuberance. we do have a very special show for you. in spite of everything, it feels great to be here together, live across europe. this

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. well a hairstyle that fell out of favor many years ago is back in fashion in east africa thanks to the corona virus this hour on and kenya's capital nairobi is offering what is called in the corona era to braided spikes echo the shape of the virus parents say it's educational and a cheaper alternative to other styles. the headlines on al jazeera this hour britain's prime minister boris johnson has faced criticism that his plans to ease the country's lockdown are confusing he's advising some people to return to work on wednesday but not to use public transport answering questions in the public on monday he said transport capacity would be an issue and people should look for alternatives was saying that if you can't work from home you should talk to your employer about getting back to work we've mentioned various construction manufacturing and other scientific research and others where people come to work from and where insist that it's going to be safe and sa

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times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david merceral-jazeera calgary canada still ahead on the. celebrating mother's day during a pandemic how women and lock down latin america happy mother's day coming up. the in. the the on the will. come again a hairstyle that fell out of favor many years ago is back in fashion in east africa thanks to the corona virus so this hour on and kenya's capital nairobi is offering what it's calling the corona hairdo the braided spikes echo the shape of the virus parents say it's educational as well as a cheaper alternative to other styles. people across latin america have taken part in mother's day celebrations with an eye on social distancing the day's events and to lift spirits as many marked the holiday under the shadow of the pandemic has more. in unexpected musical numbers zips down the streets of sao paolo brazil on sunday. as musician. played the piano from the back of a moving truck brazil is the hardest hit country in latin america with a coronavirus death toll nearing 11000. for the eagles says

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. sopping centers and hairdressers are reopening in turkey after nearly 2 months waiting korea's safety measures are in place with shopping mall customers checked for fevers and face masks before entering it's all part of what the government called a normalization plan after the number of new infections dropped last week nearly 3800 people have been killed by covert 19 interview and the hairstyle that fell out of favor many years ago is back in fashion in east africa thanks to the corona virus this celadon kenya's capital nairobi is offering what it's calling the corona hairdo the braided spikes echo the shape of the virus parents say it's educational under a cheaper alternative to other styles we now make good on that humanity has destroyed the economy taken our jobs a name money is scarce so i decide to.

. >>> mercer county is reporting a five-month-old has contracted covid-19. the child is one of nine children who tested positive for covid-19 in the last two weeks. according to a the attrition the children are likely contracting the virus from family members. saying that family membership would focus on hand hygiene. but the top 10 reasons why kids get sick are right here. hand hygiene is far more important then wearing a mask. >> reporter: they said parents should take the kids outdoors because vitamin d is critical for fighting the infection. >>> among those most hard-hit our veterans. joining us is the former chief medical officer of the department of health and human services. you wrote about the importance of prioritizing veterans. why are they more vulnerable? >> the thank you so much for having me. it is an honor to speak about our heroes and recall or remember why we need to keep them as a priority. the vulnerabilities are tremendous. even mental health issues that they experience with ptsd, anxiety, and depression that is worsened by the current so

mosques have decided to stay closed over concerns for older members. 0ur correspondent in sydney phil mercerabout how australians are adapting. across mostjurisdictions in australia's states and territories, here in new south wales for example, places of worship can now be attended by ten people. limited numbers, fewer than members of a football team but for many parishioners, it is a start. there are churches here in sydney who are asking people to phone ahead to book a spot because of those limited places available. as you said, there are large numbers of synagogues, mosques and anglican churches, certainly here in the state of new south wales, who have decided to stay closed because of concerns for older members of their congregations. and also some of those authorities controlling those churches and mosques are thinking that to open just for ten people isn't really worth it. so they are hanging on. many of them are delivering services, live streaming and recording them online as well. that will continue until further restrictions of australia's coronavirus lockdown is announced in the co

tens of thousands of homes and businesses are without power as phil mercer reports.as at risk from a monstrous storm. it's the remnants of tropical cyclone mangga that is combining with a cold front to lash coastal areas with destructive winds, heavy rain and abnormally high tides. the weather bureau said the storm was dynamic and complex. satellite images have shown the scale of the threat. waves up to eight metres have been forecast. despite the temptation, surfers have been told to stay out of the water. thousands of homes are without electricity after strong winds brought down power lines. residents have been urged not to go outside. properties have been damaged and roofs torn off buildings. perth, a city of 2 million people, hasn't been spared. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. it's been in improving picture through the day across much of the country, the early morning cloud continuing to melt away with the greasy mess of sunshine as high pressure build back in. today it looks like it's going to be dry for most with light winds as high pressu

phil mercer reports.st was at risk from a monstrous storm. it's the remnants of tropical cyclone mangga that is combining with a cold front to lash coastal areas with destructive winds, heavy rain and abnormally high tides. the weather bureau said the storm was dynamic and complex. satellite images have shown the scale of the threat. waves up to eight metres have been forecast. despite the temptation, surfers have been told to stay out of the water. thousands of homes are without electricity after strong winds brought down power lines. residents have been urged not to go outside. properties have been damaged and roofs torn off buildings. perth, a city of 2 million people, hasn't been spared. the wild conditions might not ease for another day. inland areas were blanketed by clouds of dust, whipped up by the winds. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes, but, once again, its resilience is being tested. you are watching bbc news. the duke of cambridge has revealed he has found parenting "overwhel

those counties include glee, jefferson, mercer, and putnam. that is important to explore further. areave many counties who reaching out to the african-american population. hopefully we will continue to do so. we have been working on getting the commission up and running. getting a meeting set up for early next week. look forward to sharing this. >> thank you both. are coronavirus czar is available for questions. we are holding today's briefing with media members joining us remotely to practice social distancing. west virginia university is preparing a major furlough of employees. 900 employeesting over the weekend. i wanted to get your thoughts on that. other states are probably not too far behind that. we are really just waiting on guidelines and rules. i can give you a doom and gloom scenario. they come out with rules from the federal government. we can't use dollars for anything. is the case, we will have to clampdown and probably waste people off and do the things that are terrible to do. on the other hand, i don't believe that will happen. i believe higher revenue people will

let's speak to our sydney correspondent, phil mercer. be taking place, and what are the rules ? taking place, and what are the rules? across mostjurisdictions in australia ‘s states and territories, here in new south wales, for example, places of worship can now be attended by ten people, so limited numbers, fewer than members ofa limited numbers, fewer than members of a football team, but for many parishioners it is a start. there are to the macro churches here in syd ney are to the macro churches here in sydney who are asking people to phone ahead to book a spot because of those limited places available. there are large numbers of synagogues, mosques and anglican churches, certainly here in the state of new south wales, who have decided to stay closed because of concerns for older members of their congregations, and also some of those authorities controlling those churches and mosques thinking that to openjust for ten churches and mosques thinking that to open just for ten people churches and mosques thinking that to openjust for ten p

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada another an 11 year old state border from brazil has been putting his time hope to good use green curry of brazil has become the 1st person to land the plane see degree turn one of her school romp it's pretty impressive he pulled off a move on a rampage family had built in its grandmother's but you know in company state bodies do to make it so limping. games are not so he's on his way to getting a job. so this is a 0 these are the top stories and france's n d n a with people who allowed to return to shops and work using the restrictions means people can now leave home without a written letter or cafes and restaurants will remain closed. from. so many people here in france is that they can get out of their homes for the 1st time without needing a permit before they could only leave with a permit some shops and businesses are reopening public transport is starting to increase the amount of trains and buses there are but everyone taking public transport will have

postman has denied this and says look the fight goes on but what do you think is behind these russian mercer's pulling out and why are they doing this now. why they all know is subject to speculation obviously you have to take into account that during the blitz a week turkey has really. created aerial capabilities in libya and significantly. attacked let's say the weaken the strategic advantage that the russian mercenaries provided namely in. in terms of attacking aerial defense system of their pants or systems that were m. iraq be supplied by russian manufactured systems now it's obvious that there is some form of back door deal between turkey and russia in terms of allowing these mercenaries to back out of tripoli and go towards by annuity then towards the front perhaps out of libya why they did this juncture i am not entirely sure but if they had and would draw in they would have probably gotten killed and i think that would have caused problematic dynamics between russia and turkey with syria in the background obviously to do this this this latest report puts the spotlight back on the wago

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. this is al jazeera and these are top stories the death toll from call that 1000 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 but president donald trump says america is down trying to defeat the virus this afternoon i am announcing that my administration is and and it we've got this all approved it's all done is sending $1000000000.00 to america's states territories and so this is all been approved we've gotten it done completed the money is going out this major investment will ensure that america continues to conduct more tests than any country on earth by far. the world health organization has advised countries that have eased restrictions to remain cautious france and spain are the 1st in europe to lift their lock downs although many restrictions remain in place and there are fears in germany of a potential 2nd wave of infections after it reported over 1000 is spreading faster just days after the lockdown lizzie's to viruses reproduction rates which measur

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. and 11 year old skateboarder from brazil has been putting his time off to good use going cody of brazil has become the 1st person to land a 1080 degree turn on a vertical ramp they pulled off the move on a ramp is found he had built in his grandmother's backyard in camp a lot go skateboarding zoo to make it something debut with next year's talking all games. this is our jazeera these are the top stories france has ended its 8 week lockdown with people allowed to return to shops of work but cafes and restaurants will remain closed meanwhile after its lowest number of deaths in 7 weeks spain has relaxed more of its restrictions churches mosques and outdoor bars are not allowed to open your governments or at least a report detailing how it plans to lead the country out of the pandemic changes this week include removing limits on outdoor exercise and encouraging certain sectors to go back to work by mr bottoms johnson says that are covered it will be long and it

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. that is kids having with us. and the headlines on al-jazeera france is ending its 8 week lockdown with people now allowed to return to work and to shops the easing of restrictions means that people cannot leave home without a permit but the cafes and restaurants for remain closed the reports from paris for many people here in france is that they can get out of their homes for the 1st time without needing a permit before they could only leave with a permit some shops and businesses are reopening public transport is starting to increase the amount of trains and buses there are but everyone taking public transport will have to wear mosque and social distancing is measures are being put in place because we've seen the pictures this morning here in paris some people catching metro trains quite busy quite crime does not very easy a tool of course distance on public transport spain has relaxed more of its coronavirus restrictions with churches mosques and outdoor b

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada people across latin america have taken part in mother's day celebrations while maintaining social distancing sunday's events so to lift spirits as many mobs the holiday under the shadow of the pandemic one of the apollo reports. in unexpected musical numbers zips down the streets of sao paolo brazil on sunday. as a musician. played the piano from the back of a moving truck brazil is the hardest hit country in latin america with a coronavirus death toll nearing 11000. for the eagles says his music is a way to make mother's day special for those who are corrine teen and separated from their families i am ossama to going to do for the. it's an amazing feeling to be able to share my art so that people can feel good and i feel good to be here collaborating and to be part of this history that we are going through. through the eagle is one of dozens of artists who have volunteered their time and skill to celebrate brazilian mothers. in many countries in the region t

barren, callaway, christian, clark, franklin, hancock, harden, hart, hopkins, jackson, lawrence, mercer, monroe, montgomery, nelson, scott, spencer, todd, woodford. and one unconfirmed. after having the last time we were together, actually on saturday when we were having one of the only two times of the last several months where we had zero deaths. we do have new deaths but they are for three days especially really love. we wilw. we will have to see tomorrow if it is just reporting. today, we are reporting three new deaths to covid-19. remember, it's tragic. 394, one of which is probable. the rest are lab conferred. firmed. 394 families total still grieving. when we turn our lights back on at the mention on that same front porch because we show compassion there, not anger. we show love there, not hate. we will turn the capital don't me green. i hope you all turn your houses and institutions to honor those that have been lost. today's deaths include a 72-year-old female from jefferson, an 85-year-old female from adair, and a 63-year-old male from allen. breaking down the ethnicity and ra

any clinicsou have around trenton or anywhere in the mercy counter adria -- mercer county area? my second question, do you think this virus they have now was a weapon grade virus and i got loose on the public? i want to thank you for being there, because the federal government is standing up for ,he people in the united states went tomitch mcconnell health care before donald trump even got in. host: thank you we will hear from nicole lamoureux. guest: we do have clinics located near you. you can go to the website and put in our zip code and search for them, or send us an email. if for some reason the clinic is not available to you at this point in time, our team will help you find a location closer to you. it may be a federally qualified health center that is located in your area that can serve you. for this virus, my job is to make sure i get people healthy and make sure our clinics have what they need to provide the life-saving and life changing work they do on a daily basis. host: george in louisville, kentucky. hi there. caller: thanks for your work, nicole. here's my thinki

and the number two, the medical director for several long-term care facilities in the mercer area, he has written letters and bads, he has called on the state to send in the national guard to several long-term care facilities. what are your thoughts on that, why are why not? gov. murphy: judy, i will give a general comment. i can almost say that the data is more than directionally accurate. i cannot speak to it being accurate, personally, for any particular operator, but it is more than directionally accurate, and it was well overdue coming from the operators that we would get that information. and again, the communication as a general matter has left more than a little bit to be desired. the national guard notion as an option has come up. it is certainly something we have as an ongoing consideration. that has happened in other states, and that is something that we will continue to consider in new jersey. i do not want to speak for my colleagues. and by the way, our challenges in the long-term care reality are dire and they are not unique in america right now. we look at the devastati

and then number two, the medical director for several long-term care facilities in the mercer county area, he has written letters and op-eds, he has called on the state to send in the national guard to several private long-term care , facilities. what is your response to that? are you considering that, why or why not? and what is your response to the national guard's role in general. governor murphy: judy, i will give a general comment. i can almost say that the data is more than directionally accurate. i can't speak to it being accurate, personally, for any particular operator, but it is more than directionally accurate. and it was well overdue coming from the operators that we would , get that information. and again, the communication as a general matter has left more than a little bit to be desired. the national guard notion as an option has come up. it is certainly something we have as an ongoing consideration. that has happened in other states, and that is something that we will continue to consider in new jersey. i don't want to speak for my colleagues. and by the way, our chal

in mercer county. handsome guy.george graduated from hamilton high school west as a member of the class of 1949. he served in the u.s. air force during the korean conflict and later in the new jersey era national guard. porcelainat the globe company before establishing and being president of joseph steiner and company, a post he held until his retirement in 1995. george was a fixture at hamilton. among as you all know is our largest communities in the entire state. he served on numerous boards and committees and was a past treasurer of the hamilton township lions club. and a longtime member of the hamilton township rotary and a member of the american legion post number 31 of hamilton township. george was also a member of the masonic fraternity and gothic andernal large number 270 grand marshal of the grand lodge of new jersey from 1983 to 1984. tote grandmaster from 1992 1993. and served on the board of their charity foundation from 1984 to 1984, its president in 1986. only four weeks before george passed he lost hi

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. i have a style that fell out of fashion many years ago as making a comeback in east africa thanks to the coronavirus this solemn and kenya's capital nairobi as offering what it's calling the corona hairdo the braided spikes echo the shape of the virus parents say it's educational i was a cheaper alternative to some other styles for the night. we took over $1000.00 has just joined the economy taken our jobs a name money is scarce so i decided to have my child's hair done up like this for just $0.50 and she looks good there so i'll also help to communicate with the public about the virus. during our it is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories rob matheson thanks for being with me good bye. as the world fights the corona pandemic we're learning more about this every day the new passenger and join our global community. how. to fight on soaring your questions can i get on if you think this is a directly that's coming on on you tub

when liz and i first met, liz was a senior executive at mercer county, her comb -- home county. she was the head of the political party here rate she became a member -- here. she became a member of the assembly. -- it an extraordinarily is an extraordinary professional and life story. again, overwhelmingly people are doing the right things. to repeat what i said earlier, we are not opening up dining either outdoors or indoors. please don't mistake what i have said about increasing the allowed gatherings to 25 persons. i hope to get to outdoor dining sooner rather than later but we are not there yet. secondly, we continue to say that the hope for those who want to have some sort of an outdoor, properly socially distant graduation ceremony, your hope is well-placed. i hope we have -- can have some guidance for you early mid week. we want to get this right, obviously. this would be a big gathering and it has to be done right. i echo what judy said. christina may comment on this as some well -- at some point as well. are the big gatherings, indoors in particular, and in bute proximi

. >> clark mercer, governor's chief of staff. i'll follow up on the governor's answer and address the need for extra capacity with tracing and testing. we talk a lot about how the virus does not obey political borders. i think the governor articulated, we're next to maryland and d.c. we're also -- we also border tennessee, west virginia and kentucky. and you look at all those states, they're all doing something a little bit different with their phase one. so for example, a lot has been written about bristol, half of bristol is in tennessee, half in virginia. we've got that issue of folks migrating to different areas all across the commonwealth. what makes northern virginia unique, fairfax county alone is bigger than eight states in the country. that's pretty remarkable when you think about that. the five jurisdictions that sent the governor a let they are weekend, fairfax county, prince william, alexandria, arlington and loudoun. and some followed up with a followup letter. those five jurisdictions yesterday accounted for 719 new

. >> i'm bill mercer, assistant director at the historical museum. today what i would like to do is share with you the native american collection and the history of native americans and the culture of native americans here in this region of texas. and it's very appropriate that we sort of begin with the contemporary. noted artist alan houser, who was apache. he was born in oklahoma, a desce descendent of geronimo's band after & moved to amarillo after geronimo was captured. native american on horseback, that's truly the story of native americans in the southern plains region and in the panhandle especially. once horses became available to them in the 1600s, particularly the camanches and some of the apache people, they were able to obtain horses from traders in santa fe, stealing some of them as well. they were able to then utilize much more efficiently because they could cover much longer distances. the bison-hunting culture really became the strong suit, the highlight of the area. so what i'm going to do today is show you some of the objects associ

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. just ahead of him all that he has installed the 11 year old has made skateboarding history and his grandmother's backyard adding civet that the rest of the day sporty just. well again type of sport his own thank you so much agent will premier league clubs amazing to discuss whether or not their season can be finished or plan for a safe return to team training one of the key issues on sunday brighton said a 3rd player in their squad had tested positive for corona virus any league players back using same facilities have so far been limits it's an individual training team you're going to her situation where players get ill and we need to understand you know what the premier league plan is for what happens in the event you ality because at the end of the day and we've said it 1000 times in the last 8 weeks you know the player and staff leave the must be an absolute priority well health and safety protocol for return to training central someone based sox the leag

my name is bill mercer. i'm the associate director of curatorial affairs at the panhandle plains museum. we're going to look at the history of native americans and the culture of native americans here in the panhandle region of texas. and it's very appropriate that we sort of begin with the contemporary. i'm standing here right next to a magnificent piece of sculpture by the noted artist alan howser who was apache and was born in oklahoma. it was extended of jeronimo's band who was removed to oklahoma after the band was captured. he later became a terrific artist. as you can see here, one of the main foci of this particular piece is a native american on horseback. that's truly the story of native americans in the southern plains region and in the panhandle especially. once horses became available to them, in the 1600s particularly the comanches and the apache people were able to obtain horses from the traders in santa fe, stealing some of them as well. they were able to utilize the environment much more effi

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada comedian and actor jerry stiller has dives at the age of 92 still it was well known for his work on many american sitcoms he was king of queens and played the father of george costanza on seinfeld jerry stiller also made a puppet a comedy with his wife who died in 2015 his son and accept ben stella said that he had died from natural causes. just ahead in the sport the 11 year old has made skateboarding history in his grandfather's backyard. business leaders his vote to buy no prospal. business leaders his vote to buy no prospal. well a good time to support his family thanks so much as you know the u.k. government says no professional sport will be allowed in england and so at least june the 1st english premier league clubs also be meeting to discuss the next steps in their efforts to restart the season government saying no fans will be allowed at events and that might only be fully possible significantly later depending on the reduction in numbers of infectio

some other world news now there are reports that companies based in the united arab emirates of sent mercer knees to libya to support warlord relief a half dollar in his campaign against the un recognized government the bloomberg news agency says a confidential un report details how a team of western mercenaries were dispatched from dubai last year to help to capture the capital tripoli the u.a.e. has previously been accused of supplying weapons to health are violation of a u.n. arms embargo 10 people have been killed during raids in northern rio de janeiro brazilian officials say police were looking for a gang leader who escaped prison in 2016 later there was a shootout between the offices and locals the suspect who was also wanted for drug trafficking is said to be among the dead ends. members of hong kong's protest movement have gathered at malls across the city dressed to blend in with crowds they sing and shell slogans and then disperse the movement's leaders are calling for an independent inquiry into police actions during last year's protests on friday a police watchdog released a re

from sydney, phil mercer report weather forecasters warned that australia's entire west coast was ata's entire with destructive winds, heavy rain and abnormally high tides. the weather bureau said the storm was dynamic and complex. satellite images have shown the scale of the threat. waves up to eight metres have been forecast. despite the temptation, surfers have been told to stay out of the water. thousands of homes are without electricity after strong winds brought down power lines. residents have been urged not to go outside. properties have been damaged and roofs torn off buildings. perth, a city of 2 million people, hasn't been spared. the wild conditions might not ease for another day. inland areas were blanketed by clouds of dust, whipped up by the winds. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes, but, once again, its resilience is being tested. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. it is an improving picture today, with the wind is starting to ease, particularly in comparison to yesterday, and that heavy and persistent rain in wester

. >> hi my name is bill mercer, i'm the assistant director of curatorial affairs at this museum.t i want to do today is show you a little bit of our needed to american collection, and the culture of the native americans here in the panhandle region of texas. it's very appropriate that we begin by, i'm standing here next to a original piece by the known artist, he was apache, he was born in oklahoma, he moved to oklahoma after they were captured. he later became a terrific artist. as you can see here one of the main foe side of this piece is a native american on horseback. that is truly the story of native americans in the southern plains region, and in the panhandle especially. once horses became available to them, in the 16 hundreds, particularly the conventions were able to obtain horses from traders and santa fe, stealing some of them as well. they were then able to utilize the environment much more efficiently, because they could cover much longer distances. the bison hunting culture really became the strong suit, the highlight of the area. and it became a culture of mobility

times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. people across latin america have taken part in mother's day celebrations while maintaining social distancing sunday's events sought to lift spirits says many mock the holiday under the shadow of the pandemic of apollo reports. in unexpected musical numbers zips down the streets of sao paolo brazil on sunday. as musician. played the piano from the back of a moving truck brazil is the hardest hit country in latin america with a coronavirus death toll nearing 11000. for the eagles says his music is a way to make mother's day special for those who are coroutine and separated from their families i am also made to go. it's an amazing feeling to be able to share my art so that people can feel good and i feel good to be here collaborating and to be part of this history that we are going through. through the eagle is one of dozens of artists who have volunteered their time and skill to celebrate brazilian mothers . in many countries in the region this year's mother's

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mosques have decided to stay closed over concerns for older members. 0ur correspondent in sydney, phil mercer states and territories — here in new south wales, for example, places of worship can now be attended by ten people. so limited numbers, fewer than members of a football team but, for many parishioners, it is a start. there are churches here in sydney who are asking people to phone ahead to book a spot because of those limited places available. as you say, there are large numbers of synagogues, mosques and anglican churches, certainly here in the state of new south wales, who have decided to stay closed because of concerns for older members of their congregations. and also, some of those authorities controlling those churches and mosques thinking that to open just for ten people isn't really worth it. so, they are hanging on, many of them delivering services, live—streaming and recording them online too. so, that will continue until further restrictions of australia's coronavirus lockdowns are announced in the coming weeks. in the last few weeks, we've seen all too clearly that while c

any clinicsou have around trenton or anywhere in the mercy counter adria -- mercer county area?y second question, do you think this virus they have now was a weapon grade virus and i got loose on the public? i want to thank you for being there, because the federal government is standing up for ,he people in the united states went tomitch mcconnell health care before donald trump even got in. host: thank you we will hear from nicole lamoureux. guest: we do have clinics located near you. you can go to the website and put in our zip code and search for them, or send us an email. if for some reason the clinic is not available to you at this point in time, our team will help you find a location closer to you. it may be a federally qualified health center that is located in your area that can serve you. for this virus, my job is to make sure i get people healthy and make sure our clinics have what they need to provide the life-saving and life changing work they do on a daily basis. host: george in louisville, kentucky. hi there. caller: thanks for your work, nicole. here's my thinking

let's get more on this from our sydney correspondent, phil mercer. are allowed only ten people at one time and some sydney churches are asking people to phone ahead to book, because of those limited places. catholic authorities say that despite the small numbers, this is the first step and will offer a great deal of comfort to parishioners after weeks of lockdown. there are many mosques, synagogues and anglican churches in the state of new south wales who we re the state of new south wales who were not opening their doors, largely because of concerns for the health of older members of their congregations. many australians have a religious sealfor congregations. many australians have a religious seal for coffees and many are taking advantage of the easing of restrictions that have allowed coffee shop and restaurant to open their doors to a maximum of ten people per sitting so, ever so slowly, live in australia getting back to normal. this is a country that has at about 7000 confirmed cases of covid—19, the vast majority of those patients have recovere