coronavirus testing among the activities on offer on the riverbank this year.care, who don't have masks or remove them once they are in the train. i am seeing my granddaughter at the end of the month who i haven't seen for nine months, why am taking a walk today, it is possible to get tested here, so there you go. testing will be on offer at two locations during the summertime festival, which runs until late august. swab testing is available to determine those who currently have the virus, as well as antibody testing to identify those who have had it before. but the capacity for between 150 and 200 tests per day. translation: for me, what is most important are the results of the second test. swab test. since it will tell me whether or not i am currently sick, and that interest me a lot more than whether i was sick before. the virus has claimed more than 30,000 lives in iran so far, and while it has largely been brought under control, concerns remain with increases in daily cases as people gather and settle in to the summer holiday season. tanya dendrinos, bbc n

the road on the riverbank collapsed. mud and parts of uprooted trees have made it inside buildings, some up to the second floor. this man says his 67-year-old father was found said at his house that was flooded. tla >> translator: i have regrets about fighting with my father a lot. i wish i had my kids visit him more often. >> flooding has turned fields and greenhouses into swamps. one farmer says his 60 greenhouses were affected and that the timing could not have been worse. >> translator: it was just before the harvest. the whole area around here was completely destroyed. the amount of damage may be around $93,000. >> aside from the economic damage, the extreme rain is presenting a new threat in the age of the coronavirirus. people in evacuation shelters are taking precautions to keep the virus at bay. the destruction also hit areas outside kyushu. in kyoto, a mud slide plowed into three cars near an interchange. two drivers suffffed minor injuries. more than 100 houses were inundated when the river flooded. mud and ro

and riverbanks are being reinforced. there is flooding and landslides.trees and downed electricity pylons, making some roads impassable. water levels in some areas remain high. stoppedthough it has raining, there are many things to be worried about, whether there can be a mudslide happening here, as well. i was wondering how long this will continue. reporter: the southwest island has seen the highest level of casualties, more than one million people on japan's third-largest island advised to seek to improve shelter and stayed with friends and relatives if possible to avoid overcrowding at emergency centers. health workers say they sent measures to prevent coronavirus spreading in the coronavirus -- in the crowded shelters seem to be working. >> the fact that there are no infections prove we are doing the best we can. reporter: narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," the most basic human need is also its most precious commodity. in california's central valley, home to 19% of the food prodtition ththe orld,d,any liveitithoutleanan dnkingg watewwhileat

once the nest is identified it has shifted from the riverbank to a safer area guardiola eggs typically take about 70 days to incubate the fisherman keep an eye on the eggs until the babies ariel's hatch and reach the water. in 2014 the w.t.r. released satellite carry out we're just still in these waters now which is about preserving their habitat. plan. last year we moved a proposal in the state board for wildlife to notify a critical area of about 10140 kilometers of the river i was up on the race that is a means giving it a status of a protected area if you give it the status of on the race and it's up it will involve locals in quandaries and plus there won't be any land use change in that he was the banks so it is going to be a good estate it is going to be a long time can the reason you know activity on the recent acts and for population in the going to be what the conservation efforts are helping the species to bounce back to do these deep waters who are one of the largest populations of cardiology again but balancing the needs of the local people with the requirements of graveyar

in socks with sandals holding metal detectors who can spend hours combing through the sand of the riverbank because their daughter doesn't speak to them anymore ever since she said you have to choose between me and the jack daniels and he chose the jack. having police in charge of things like lost property makes as much sense as putting a drug addict with no experience in charge of fixing a leak in your roof sure both activities have to do with crack but he's not the right guy for the job. the only real reason police officers are involved with doing all of these things is because the ruling elite of the fascist state want to make sure they have a lot of people with guns standing in every corner in case they need to activate those soldiers most cops are there to remind you don't stand up don't 5 fight back don't don't just live out your days being exploited by your corporate owners who can't remember how many cars or how many children they have nor what color they are kids or the cars you work for $10.00 an hour and they make $10000000.00 a year off your labor with a system set up like that

soldiers in southern china are racing to reinforce riverbanks with sandbags while residents flee theeached their highest levels in history. at least 1111 people have died. scientists have revealed the closest images ever taken of the sun, which show mini solar flares, called campfires, dotted across its surface. the pictures were captured by the solar 0rbiter spacecraft — as our science correspondent, rebecca morelle reports. 0ur sun seen in remarkable close—up detail. these images taken by solar 0rbiter reveal something we've never seen before, small solar flares across the whole surface, which scientists have called 'campfires‘. seeing these images for the first time was breathtaking, and when we look at the sun in these images we are able to see explosions happening all throughout the sun's atmosphere and we weren't expecting to see that. and that's the beauty of it, finding new things for the first time, seeing the sun in a new way, in a way we couldn't have imagined. clear the tower... the spacecraft started its mission in february. built in the uk, it's designed to cope with ex

soldiers in china are racing to reinforce riverbanks with sandbags as residents fully affected areas.the highest levels in history. over 141 have reached the highest levels in history. 0ver141 people have died. scientists have revealed the closest images ever taken of the sun, which show mini solar flares, called "campfires", dotted across its surface. the pictures were captured by the solar 0rbiter spacecraft — as our science correspondent, rebecca morelle reports. 0ur sun is seen in remarkable close—up detail. these images taken by solar 0rbiter reveal something we‘d never seen before, small solar flares across the whole surface, which scientists have called campfires. seeing these images for the first time was breathtaking and when we look at the sun in these images we are able to see explosions happening all throughout the sun‘s atmosphere and we weren‘t expecting to see that, and that‘s the beauty of it, finding new things for the first time, seeing the sun in a new way, in a way we couldn‘t have imagined. clear the tower... the spacecraft started its mission in february. built i

soldiers in southern china are racing to reinforce riverbanks with sandbags while residents flee the reached their highest levels in history. at least mi people have died. shares in netflix have fallen by more than 10% after the video streaming service reported flat quarterly profits, despite a record number of new subscribers. netflix added 10 million subscribers globally in the last three months, as people were stuck at home because of the covid—i9 pandemic. the us attorney general, william barr, has accused hollywood and us tech firms of collaborating with the chinese government to do business there. in a speech, mr barr, said such actions risk undermining the liberal world order. his intervention is the latest criticism of china by white house and other us officials. and every year at the academy awards, americans are lectured about how this country falls short of hollywood's ideals of social justice. but hollywood now regularly censors their own movies to appease the chinese communist party. over the years, corporations such as google, microsoft, yahoo and apple have shown thems

take off their former like recently on the terror russia from program when we arrived the whole riverbank was on fire. you know when they're destroying our hunting grounds but soon there will be blood. but they'll be hit by a barrel of arrows i'm reading a large group of men and i warn you we will have no mercy our chief is ready to go to war. thank you yeah. a jungle patrol. although it all while wild don't carry firearms only bows and arrows like they did when it was untried suffered under brazil's military dictatorship in the 1970 s. and eighty's. about 100 tribe members living here. their opponents have rearmed after both. the forest and its guardians are suffering under an arms rule. settlers have long been burning the amazon to prepare their fields in the dry season. but the number of fires has increased dramatically. said. if we look at a whole year and compared 2018 with 2019 from january to september then the fires have increased by 40 to 45 percent that's significant. but when it comes to deforestation we're looking at a 90 percent increase in the same period. since the conquest

program that when we arrived the whole riverbank was on fire raging away they're destroying our hunting grounds but soon there will be blood. they'll be hit by a barrel of arrows i'm reading a large group of men and i warn you we will have no mercy our chief is ready to go to war. thank you. jungle patrol. overall in all while while don't carry firearms only bows and arrows like they did when amazon tried suffered under brazil's military dictatorship in the 1970 s. and eighty's. about 100 tribe members living here. their opponents have rearmed after both. the force and its guardians are suffering under an arms rule. settlers have long been burning the amazon to prepare their fields in the dry season. but the number of fires has increased dramatically. even we look at a whole year and compared 2018 with 2019 from january to september then the fires have increased by 40 to 45 percent me that's significant. but when it comes to deforestation we're looking at a 90 percent increase in the same period. since the conquest of brazil by the portuguese 500 years ago the surface of the huge rain f

riverbank, a the miniature temple just about manage to stay unscathed.heir homes, businesses and livelihoods have been swept away. the monsoon season in nepal started last month and took a turn for the worse on thursday, with flash floods and landslides in 70 of the 77 districts across the country. the number of deaths is higher than the same time last year. >> there is no way to get up there. my house is surrounded by water that has risen up from what used to be a small stream. reporter: search and rescue teams are assisting to find missing people and clear major roads which link mountainous parts of the country to the capital. woman is trying to get her house. things are also bad in bangladesh, where the monsoon season has caused heavier losses than previously. despite her flooded home, she continues the daily chores while her son studies. >> we are suffering because the embankment was destroyed. if the roads had been in better condition, we would not have suffered so much. reporter: with one-third of bangladesh already flooded more monsoon rain expect

moviegoers watched saturday's open-air screening from boats or deck chairs along the riverbank. the outdoor event was added to get people some fresh air after being cooped up during this pandemic. >> wow. very similar to what's going on here where a lot of people are going to drive-in movie theaters. this actually seems bougier and nicer, but we get it. along the same lines. >> were they all drinking fancy champagne? >> wine. >> get some vouve, how about that? >> okay, top shelf. >> this is a joke i have with friends. i don't call it veuve, i call it vivi, i have a friend who it drives crazy. i just know it's expensive. >> hey. >> fancy. >>> coming up, how 100 dogs managed to brighten one boy's 7th birthday. >>> it's not too late to take that summer vacation. how the coronavirus lockdowns have unlocked amazing travel deals. >>> first, remembering a civil rights legend. reflecting on some of congressman john lewis' most persuasive words and most powerful moments. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of