to the north the open front of the main temple.beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain 30 knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone's beginning to one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole . the religious center of much you picchu is the mound where the people bowed to the sun known as in te hua town. its main feature is a sacred site astronomers priests and teachers use the sum dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the months and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used. van the end of much you preach you remains a mystery with the fall of the entire empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of matches picchu slept for 300 years. the dog more or the bomb was the bomb was the guy was the bomb was the dog the bomb was the dog the bom

if he she was not to do anything about this it will get worse no rot sod john was raised near the temple she says her family home was demolished to make way for new development. well i'm going to. it doesn't matter if you want to build buildings on this land but can't you just leave the shrine alone don't you want or even care to preserve this piece of history that's been here for over 100 years historic areas are increasingly being raised to make room for developments losing traditional structures and their locally owned businesses here in bangkok's chinatown the rich cultural heritage is steadily being eroded by urbanization while all the new buildings sit side by side one historian believes that part of the problem is rooted in the differences between the older and younger generations the symbiote if you have the space chinatown historian some tongue punit has lived in the historic district for more than 50 years he shows us so hang tight a 200 year old traditional chinese family compound it's been in the same family for 8 generations and they're committed to preserving it. this is a

each of these heroes will live for eternity in this temple of memories that will treasure their names and stories for future generations. back geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. the simple things workshops hymns and petersburg public spaces where adults with learning disabilities can engage on equal terms with creative activities like graphics sewing ceramics. cookery and joinery. just giving you shit what you know what. you know what justice what did you give one case you come up with. the underlying idea of the workshop is a calendar of happiness which they feel thrilled to find joy in the little things of. a deadly overnight shooting in seattle's no police protest zone the campaign has resisted officers as they arrived preventing them from reaching the victims also this hour in our look at the week's main news. reporters rally by the for. nurse released from custody after a video of her aggravated arrest drew further angry protests her daughter later hit out

reporter: the banging of drums welcomes worshipers to the temple along with a man dressed as the temple'se sake they are much-loved monkey god. ancient rituals include some new guidelines like temperature check, sanitation tunnels, masks, and limited numbers of people to ensure social distancing. the opening of realus places is being welcomed in a country where 80% of people say religion is very important to them. >> god is the supreme being. he's going to make everything ok. there's no greater doctor than god. he's the -- there are different doctors for every ailment but god is supreme and is answered to all sorrows. reporter: malls and restaurants reopened with the same restrictions as temples. while some shop owners welcome the business activity, others are apprehensive. >> in march, corona was just happening in india, and we were in lockdown april and may. corona just playing with us. now we see the numbers, it started to jump. reporter: this is one of the most popular malls which should have opened at mid day local time but most shops are still closed and there are very few customers

most in restaurants also reopened with the same restrictions as temples and while some sharp point is welcome the business activity others were apprehensive. because like restart the march. just starting in india and we were in the air pulled in corona was just playing with us and. the numbers it's not like by this it's start the job this is one of delhi's most popular morals which should have opened at midday local time but most of the shops are still closed and there are very few customers some states have clued in maharashtra which is worst hit by the corona virus and indeed administered kashmir have decided to keep such a status since shot because of the rising number of cases. so we know the shape of the health experts say while medical facilities have been improved the government is still under reported the number of cases and deaths testing needs to go up deaths need to be reported accurately and we need studies which recalls the logical so obvious would just tell us how many people have already been exposed to the virus and that has not happened even though we're well into the

the bagging of drums welcomes worshipers to new delhi's 500 year old 100 man temple along with a man dressed as the temples namesake hindu isms much loved monkey god hunnam on while priests offer prayers the ancient rituals include some new guidelines like temperature checks satta taishan tunnels mosques and limited numbers of people to ensure social distancing the opening of religious places is being welcomed in a country where 80 percent of people say religion is very important to them as. god is the supreme being and he's going to make everything ok there is no greater doctor than guard he's gone to all the sadness in the world there are different doctors but every ailment but god is supremely zonta also to those. most in restaurants also reopened with the same restrictions as temples and while some sharp point is welcome the business activity others were apprehensive. because like restart the march that just starting in india and we were in the air pollution in corona was just playing with us and maybe see the numbers it's not like my. it started to jump this is one of delhi's mo

a mist in the east the side of intonation has seen some really big downpours recently the sunbury temples the chasing one $188.00 millimeters of rain here stays very wet course that eastern side of indonesia pushing across towards the y.c. not seep out into java into some will see the showers continue just around the gulf of thailand over the next couple of days a little change in conditions here sunshine and showers there for the philippines they're not seeing many showers in the full cost across australia at the moment we got a big area of high pressure in charge and that's keeping at last the settled if a little on the cool side but the the light winds in the class guys have been getting off to some very chilly starts recently and adelaide struggle to stay about phrasing one celsius there on a monday morning getting up to around 14 degrees as we go through choose dyesebel temperatures from melbourne and for hope out of frosty start for the southeast coast of australia over the next couple of days and then they will gradually start to warm up want to see a shower still a possibility rat

march with tens of thousands of people losing jobs and this is a problem joins us now from the 101 temple in new delhi that's reopening to the public elizabeth so just talk us through the significance of what's really happening today and how people are viewing all this. to give you an idea we've seen people going to villages places from 5 o'clock this morning that's because india is a very religious country so the reopening of religious places has been much anticipated something like 80 percent of indian say religion is very important to them but it's a whole new experience with rules in place like no touching of i do the holy books no singing no groups at the temple behind me people are having their temperatures taken and a walking through sanitation before they enter and limited numbers are allowed to in short social distancing and must wear them off that all times those lost rules also apply to malls and restaurants which are also reopening today but what the number of cases continuing to rise in the country the worst affected state of maharashtra indeed administered push me have said

when it comes to social distancing, what are you planning for your temple?overnment with guidance in early may. that guidance included very pragmatic measures. for example, the community kitchen will not be served from people who come in. it will be an activity, transitory brief activity when people will come inside, be able to queue, socially distancing themselves. daniel, hello, thank you for talking to us. in terms of allowing for private prayer, will that have more of a positive impact for some baits than others? that is a real issue we will face. proportionately some fates will be able to operate more rituals and activities than others. —— faiths. we want to see how we can utilise freedoms relating to outside of different things so faiths can express themselves and come together as communities, even in the small groupings are allowed at the moment. a survey found one in 20 adults have started praying for the first time during lockdown. what do you think of that? i do not think it surprising. at a time of difficulty, people turn to faith. it was already

vimplecom -- ron temple, channeling john templeton. you very much, we appreciate this conversation on what you do with the market up nicely and advancing through the morning. and we had that grudging move yesterday, i have the terminal on my iphone, which is extraordinary. before the pandemic i used it a little bit, no big deal. but i find i use it more and more now. it's really quite extraordinary. dow futures are up. up on the vix, that gets my attention. 1772 -- gold at 17.72. gold buttressed nicely up against recent highs. over $40s reaching out a barrel. american. please stay with us, from london and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a warning from infectious diseases anthony fauci, they will tell congress today about preparing for a flu season that will be complicated by the coronavirus pandemic. pandemict expect the to be mitigated by a vaccine anytime soon. the cdc has developed a test that could check for both viruses at the same time. president trump hopes he could regroup from a poorly attended oklahoma. he visits arizona tod

in the kitchen of a sikh temple, or gurdwara, volunteers are preparing hot meals.laces of worship are still shut to the public, so the volunteers here have had to reinvent the langar, or community kitchen. one thing that's phenomenal about langar is that it's never stopped, in 550 years, it's never stopped. pandemics, no pandemics, and so for us, we've had the opportunity, instead of people not being able to come in to us, that we can take the food out to them. the temple is now working with councils to send food out to the local community, to try to reach the people most affected by lockdown. my husband is a 90—year—old, he is terminally ill, i feel nervous to go out there and stand in the queue, not knowing who in front or behind me has actually got the virus. but what started in one small room has grown quickly, now reaching 6000 hot meals and hundreds of food parcels every day. this is what will be going out to one household. bags of tea, about 20 to 25 bags of tea. from the day that we began, the demand grew. either people... income being affected or more peop

such as this temple in the southwest. and this limestone statue of the third century emperor.oyal mosque is famous for its echoes. this dome is over 100 feet high. it is the second -- there is a second exterior dumb beyond it. s itsponsible for all the echoes you can hear. ew western tourists come here, but iranians flock to these places. its not just monuments they cherish. we were given access to this rare 15th-century illustrate coffee shotive this is one of the most beautiful in the world. the most important one, actually. can i ask how itan feelsing it? >> i am flying. [laughter] reporter to walk through the bazaar isrs to undend how modern life sits alongside this country's ancient tradition. tensions exist, this focus on persian culture is a chance to grasp how iranians see themselves and their place in the world. laura: we see the public face-off is also full of historic cultural sites. any of us have been reminded iran locked on of how man's best friend is indeed a dog. aithose have been unfold display -- on full display for this marked the day president george h.w. b

i used to spend some summers at temple, and it's an interesting mix. your district gives you a certain perspective about how communities can fit side-by-side with one another, but still feel like there's a 50-foot wall between them. >> you know what, honestly, there's a lot of tension. deep poverty is the moral and economic issue of our time. and just as you would hope that law enforcement would be an ally, there are moments when, you know, the tensions are very real. and as a person who was born and raised in this district, third generation, grew up in housing projects, but my grandmother and dad went to temple, there is certainly a balance. but at the end of the day, the folks who live here and are invested in the community for more than four years, those are the people i'm working with. >> and black lives matter seems to have taken this quantum leap in the last few months, what do you make of that? >> i don't know that it's a quantum leap, as much as people not knowing that black liberation and queer liberation is linear and definitely linked. the l

go tort doesn't mean you a temple or mosque and sit right next to a person. you have to socially distance, watch on the entrance and exit way, when people tend to congregate going through the entrance or exit, so we leave it to our faith-based but this is an acceleration for us because we are doing so well on the metrics. but people still have to stay smart. with this virus you learn something new every week. sometimes what you learn is different than what they told you in the first place. who is the "they?" the they in this case are the global health experts. but the information has changed, and some of the information i imparted when i received it turned out that it is different. now the state of information is the virus can live in the air for three hours, which is actually fright ening when you think about it it means if i am infected, and i am speaking, and we have air molecules that i am disperses, they could linger for three hours, you walk in three hours later, and you actually breathe in those molecules. that is a frightening fact. they now say surfa

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garrett temple from the nets is joining us next.s things into account that matter to you the most. i've lost 101 pounds. it's incredible. get your first three months free! offer ends june 22nd our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us...e! turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. >>> these are live pictures of new york city on this juneteenth. the noon hour marching in the streets and chanting. you see the signs as well. "black lives matter" and other issues. and this one of several marches we're seeing across the country today, the day that came mention rat commemorates the emancipation of slaves. and basketball teams are marching here in washington, d.c. and these pro athletes adding their voices and feet up to this movement for change in the country. and joining me now is garrett temple, now playing for the brooke will i lynn brooklyn nets. wish you were still here in washington, but water under the bridg

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just last week the wicked memorial the temple to the great emancipator was defaced to the world war ii memorial, a memorial to those who fought and liberated a world of fascism. across the atlantic the ideological mob deface statues of churchill. wait until they hear about that the other guy did on the other side that you know history is not the long piece of these woke children. they didn't take history class apparently in high school and college. they were too busy taking social justice seminar's. you can see it in philadelphia. the statue is debased. mattias boulton was a committed and devoted abolitionist who funded education for freed african-americans who gave them jobs and database the statue. even more amazing in boston the shah memorial plus debased. thes shah memorial honors the 54 massachusetts regiment the first african-american regiment after the emancipationci proclamation. through bravery in battle on behalf of the union cause was memorialized in the movie glory yet was defaced by these mobs. it's not just our history. it's pop culture and entertainment two. cops and tel

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the temple is certainly a part of people keeping them around, but doesn't answer all of it. -- the answer near the drive of having to pick up and move puts pressure on families, but they bounce passes. and building careers on their own. and on the education opportunities for the children. all the service secretaries have been working together to work with the states to improve the ability to bring the tour folks to. >> thanks for that very comprehensive answer. clearly that is the concerns restricted sounds like ac and your leadership as really wrapped around that moving into the future. let's talk a little bit but resource as you're well aware the 2020's a really make-or-break for aircraft -- systems are gonna be replaced, or missions are gonna have to -- the challenge is the air force faces with the cd forest represent the tip of the iceberg in this regard. and you alluded to it, but given the covid-19 emergency funding which makes an already difficult efforts more challenging. what's your take on the situation when you speak to leaders on capitol hill and beyond, how do you explain to

the bagging of drums welcomes worshippers to new delhi's 500 year old 100 man temple along with a man dressed as the temples namesake hindu isms much loved monkey god hunnam on while priests offer prayers the ancient rituals include some new guidelines like temperature checks saddle taishan tunnels mosques and limited numbers of people to ensure social distancing the opening of villages places being welcome to the country where 80 percent of people say religion is very important to them because. god is the supreme being and he's going to make everything ok there is no greater doctor than guard he's gone to all the sadness in the world there are different doctors but every ailment but god is supremely zonta also to those. most in restaurants also reopened with the same restrictions as temples and while some sharp point is welcomed the business activity others were apprehensive. because like restart the march that just starting in india and we were in the air pollution in corona was just playing with us and. the numbers it's not like my. it's hard to jump this is one of delhi's most pop

we want to take it back there for ron temple. just your thoughts on these levels we are seeing not only in stocks, but in the bond market. i do think the really important point back to the fed liquidity, i was looking back at fedweekend of march 25, the balance sheet. we should all be mindful that the fed is decelerating its purchases and that will have an effect in my view on yields and different parts of the market. we need to be thinking about the supply of financial assets as the u.s. deficit and other national budget deficits grow, there will be a large amount of supply in the sovereign debt markets. in may, we saw a record high issuance of high-yield debt. just that month, not every month. there is a lot of supply out there and people need to be discriminating. in every cycle, there is a point in time that you want to buy those phoenix from the ashes stories. i don't think that time is now. you want to focus on companies that cannot only endure the cycle but when market share, so they have time to go out and invest. romaine

they had a service at the masonic temple and after that he was buried in arlington national cemetery.er a two of time, no one was periodhouse -- after a of time, no one was in the house. it had gotten in bad shape. there are other exhibits and other museums. we wanted to do something with the house. we may not have known exactly what we were going to do. at first people just wanted to come and see where medgar evers and his family lived. in andd let people flow flow out. it got to the point where we've got to say something. there are people in mississippi who are my age or older who do not really know who medgar evers was. i want people to know who medgar evers was and the great difference he made in mississippi. i learned later, not only in mississippi but throughout the world. one of the things he said is like mississippi. this is home. i like fishing here. i like hunting. mississippi is a wonderful place to grow up. he said, why should i leave? he said i love mississippi. had he left mississippi, what about the other people? not everybody could or would lead mississippi. why should

they create these important landscape features of a grove of trees on one side and a neoclassical templethat is also an icehouse on the other side with a double row of pine trees between the north end of the house and the temple. this is an important way madison is shaping the landscape. this is why montpelier was restored. we decided to take it back to the way it had been in the time of madison's presidency and retirement years. the south yard slave dwellings south of the house and the features on either side. here are james and dolly in retirement as they are depicted by joseph boyd for the repository of the portraits of distinguished american characters. we see that montpelier that dolley makes the same efforts to to furnish a beautiful, evocative space as she had in the presidents house. she buys a set of french chairs. like the chairs she buys with latrobe, these have particular meaning and show how the founding generation attached significance to the ideals of the ancient world. she buys these chairs when george and martha washington are retiring to mount vernon and selling off the

most and restaurants also reopened with the same restrictions as temples and while some sharp point is welcome the business activity others were apprehensive. because like restart the march that just starting in india and we were in the air pollution in corona was just playing with us and maybe see the numbers it's not like my. it started to jump this is one of delhi's most popular malls what should have opened at midday local time but most of the shops are still closed and there are very few customers some states including maharashtra which is worst hit by the corona virus and indeed administered kashmir have decided to keep such a status in its shot because of the rising number of cases so at least we know so we know that the shape of the health experts say while medical facilities have been improved the government is still under reported the number of cases and deaths. testing needs to go up debts need to be reported accurately and we need studies this recall sort of logical so obvious would just tell us how many people have already been exposed to the virus and that has not happene

primates ruled the town center of lopburi in central thailand the city is famous for its ancient temple ruins and for its population of around 2 and a half 1000 mechanics for years city residents have had a love hate relationship with their long tailed neighbors the monkeys attract tourists but they're also prone to create mayhem since the pandemic business is almost completely dried up for those selling monkey food to tourists. we're now seeing the impact of 19 for months everything here was shut down now visitors are slowly starting to return but they don't buy much the monkeys are really hungry. locals say the situation has never been so bad. i can't look away for a 2nd if i'm not sitting here to take care of the shop they come in open the fridge take drinks and steal snacks from us is really difficult living with the monkeys. i got bitten by a monkey he jumped on my head and bit me i had to get some shots afterwards everyone living around here must have been taken at some point big or small every one. of these escalating clashes have now caused wildlife officials to step in over the

still time for a 3rd before the break david cross and 2nd of the game putting the points out of the templesbridge i the heavens opened after half time and the hosts was continue to mount a single i might have been equal to just sergeant's effort but maximillian agar stein was there to mop up the rebound the 1st time in a season that brain and have scored 4 in a single game. part of born pulled one back through abdel-hamid some beery thanks to this goal mouth scramble that salvaged a modicum of price approach. when nicklaus food called back braman is fixed with practically the last kick of the game his reaction showed what a crucial win this had been. part of born survival hopes looked to be dead in the water but brains are hanging on. a man while in other bundesliga action doughton bagged last minute goal to they disallowed off one nil and keep the title race on life support for now young a wage and scoring machine haul and netted his 11th goal and 12 games and well that's. he's sitting up perfectly to head high and the winner the result means by munich cannot clinch the title on saturday f

total number of infections in india to over 236000 recalls by comes just days before restaurants and temples are set to reopen. now reports friendly is here to tell us more about the latest rotavirus developments india has now taken over at liam position 6 in the world rankings if you will of countries worst hit was a what's what's the global situation like a moment yet i can tell you that in a minute so global we over 6900000 people have now been infected with coke at 19 and some 395000 people have so far died from the virus and the u.s. has so far the largest number of confirmed cases. at almost 1900000 people so one point i'm feeling people have been infected right now and brazil is the 2nd worst hit country and it has now 660-0000 cases there and of course there are some other countries that are severely hit as well by the virus flexible russia u.k. and spain and india comes right hind them speaking of brazil you just mentioned brazil president bosso now or has now threatened to withdraw brazil from the w.h.o. as well following donald trump's lead we're going to tell us more about yeah t

that he did just 2 minutes in the if you look at deflection setting him up for a cool finish at his temple of the season. but for liver coups and there was soon bad news from glad for the whole scott off the mark on 7 minutes was the last hoffman lost home after good work from below and below to make it one nil which is hopeless game stood at half time. it looked like leverkusen had turned up the heat on blood back in the 2nd half. but fall and was denied a 2nd on 67 minutes when the video assistant referee spotted a photo in the build up. 10 minutes later and gladbach the hosts had 4th place so when i was at the oppressive kemble easy the nerves was. discovered a consolation go through captain feet out to be save it playing perhaps his last game for the club. because the result filtered through to liver couzin the disappointment was stark but they can comfort themselves with europa league qualification after a decent campaign. meanwhile celebrated their champions league spot as well as anyone could expect in an empty stadium and talking us through the action of the season's final match da

there is no longer enough people in the town to take care of the temple because you have a green populationat happening in the great plains and some of the towns in the royal Ãbrural communities. i'm not sure that quite with the question asked or meant but that's what initially comes to mind. >> it's interesting and thoughtful and well said. we will roll with it regardless of whether answer the question. >> Ãb since sheltering in place have ordered a ton of bowls from the home in both company which i think is in lincoln nebraska. i planted them a couple weeks ago and patiently go out i don't have faith in the process they just had a quick come out of the ground yet. i think they're really good farmer wouldn't do that. we schedule our lives and schedule our time there and can live by that. >> having spent so much time straddling and writing about the urban rural divide, do you see any way for a path forward for increased mutual understanding between the coasts in the middle? >> it's such a great question. if i could come up with like three bullet points or pretend like i have three bullet po

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley templey biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came

and enjoy it with your family on the tower site we rent so gear and help new campers pitch their temple. and those campers will likely keep on coming because while the south korean school system is slowly reopening parents remain free to keep their children out of school and relax outdoors. in his quick round up of other developments in the corona virus pandemic the premier of a western german state is warning that another regional lockdown may be necessary as health authorities race to contain an outbreak at a slaughterhouse all than $800.00 infections have been confirmed at the facility so far turkey has implemented a 6 hour national lockdown so that high school students can avoid crowds while taking the intrigue sams and in australian football a game has been postponed after a player tested positive for the virus it comes as the state of victoria reintroduces stricter measures after a spike in cases. some sport now paralympic champion alex is not he has suffered another serious injury in a hand bike crash in italy and 20 years after losing both his legs in a motor racing accident syn

at that to relive world famous predict depicting the moment the man stood in front of the at the temple wall that is one of the most famous images in the rest of the world china has successfully for the most part suppressed conversation about that uprising in any knowledge of the hundreds of people killed and all went missing after the. commemoration of this an event which china denies ever happened is late in the u.s. where the event is constantly referred to as the india of authoritarianism. and it's hosted by a dissident who was locked up as a result of being a protester in tiananmen square is his name is joe from show and we asked him how he felt as someone who ran from the persecution after tiananmen square the china influence china's influence could see a shutdown of the conversation in the usa. this. year. so that's why he's 'd. why. so how has responded to these allegations released a statement defending the move by saying that it must comply with laws in the respective countries where it off rights and this is where it gets tricky because there were some 250 people attending th

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they had his funeral over at the temple and after that he was buried in article national -- arlingtonional cemetery. after a period of time, no one was in the house. it had gotten in bad shape. there are other exhibits about medgar in other museums. but we wanted to do something with the house. we may not have known exactly what we were going to do. people wanted to come and see where medgar and his family lived. there are people right here in mississippi who is my age or older who don't really know who medgar evers was. i want people to know who he was. i want people to know what a great difference he made in mississippi. not only in mississippi but throughout the world. one of the things he said is i like mississippi. this is home. i like fishing here. i like hunting. mississippi is a wonderful place to grow up. why should i leave? i love mississippi. when you looked a it like this, if he left mississippi, what about all the other people? everyone could leave mississippi, why should you? you have the same rights to everyone else born here. why do you have to run away to some other u