the moon itself is called o-tsuki-sama, the japanese and h honorific term "sama" to the name to showpectct fo the moon. >> let's t travel across japan find out about the deep relationship japanese people have with the moon. in this episode, we'll introduce various festivals that are held under the changing moon. our first festival is held in gujo hachiman, gifu prefecture. the town is in a mountainous region in central japan. the gujo dance festival reaches its peak on august 15th, the day the full moon appears is called bon-no-tsuki, or the moon of the bon. japanese believe that in the bon season during summer, the spirits of ancestors return to their families, to spend time with them. schools and businesses close down for this holiday period. in this area, it's believed the light of the moon guides the ancestors back to their hometowns. ♪ people welcome their ancestors with this dance, called bon-odori. traditional drums and flutes create a lively atmosphere. in this town, this continues for a month. ♪ for four nights during this period, dancing called tetsuya-odori, goes on all ni

you join us on the postcard island of samas in the aegean sea.some points on the island, it is breowhtaking just close these two countries are. just about a mile away at one int. and it was from tech assures that some hundreds of thousands of migrants headed towards greece in 2015, landing on shes like samas, getting such a warm welcomeek from the g people, who opened their hearts and homes to help the migrants on their way. the migrants made it clear they did not plan on staying here long. further north, up to the north macedonian border, which was regarded as the gateway into europe. many wanted to head towards germany, where, on this day five years ago, anga merkel families -- famously said we can doat it, we want to welcome migrants. five years on, the welcome has gone cold. here and in many parts of europe. even though the arrivals, the numbers arriving on greece's a la sea shores are smaller, but the numbers are growing, as we found out when we went to northern gree. the first rays of day, the first stirrings beneath the burnt out carriages

look on legends this cost house call with a heavy price for sama says 2015 he has been to prison every single year for putting down one him as a french goal nothing goes. like most young people in cameroon. come on use the law supports a summer. she visits him whenever he's a risk that. our brothers sisters and parents fought for us we have not recognized their sacrifice at the same time we're putting up monuments to colonialists i don't think that's right but. if someone is hoping this . is the use of the past. i absented britain is the camerons own achievements. of future prosperity. that's where we leave it for today but don't forget to check out our website. on facebook on twitter. very. mind out of some of the great ones. because. i am. part of some. most. pleasure miles. parachute drama competition marketing numbers atmosphere by intuition love hate money. stands for spam and friends. on you tube. the clock is ticking 2 american companies are now in the running to buy chinese social media giant talk they're hoping to seal a deal before u.s. president donald trump follows through

and that's my mother sama lago pollin harris. she came here from india at age 19 to pursue her dream of curing cancer. many indians wonder what a winning biden harris ticket in november would mean for relations with the united states. by the hour they. come on the harris is of indian decent she should win the election and she should also be in favor of india more to. bring you back. how would america. been all your. life as. a sentiment many in india will see as the true test of kamel harris's indian heritage . let's get more on this drive our josh anchors director of the u.s. initiative of the indian think tank the orbs overside foundation and he joins me now from washington d.c. observer great to have you on the program just straight off the bat would it make any difference to us india ties if kaamelott harris were to be elected vice president of the united states. i mean i think the short answer is actually no that she's running for vice president of united states not of india she will be you know i think as a u.s. leader and

restrictions been being implemented as europe grapples with a new spike in cases being blamed in part on sama travel. rushing to get back home. with just over 24 hours warning the u.k. announced the mandatory 14 day quarantine for all those returning from france. that sent u.k. residents for french airports ferry ports and train stations with many connections sold out. at the channel crossing in cali long lines of cars queue to get across the border in time for many travelers the new quarantine measure an ounce by prime minister boris johnson is puzzling. i would rather he had done it in regions of france rather than just the whole of private shut down for the short of different regions that have higher numbers. so i'd rather we looked at the bigger picture i think there must be better ways to live but i suppose i understand and respect why it's important to do it. it seems bizarre that we can go home today . and not be obliged to quarantine for tomorrow is a different. in a similar move germany has now declared the whole of spain with the exception of the canary islands a high risk region. t

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show you what you can enjoy on the island of who's a dog in sama. off to. the fresh air a short trip somewhere like to the baltic goals to it's something i've been missing these past months just like many of us the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted travel worldwide my 1st trip after that using your frustrations germany took me to bottom and in the state of mecklenburg western pomerania. here from the lighthouse you can get a good view of the baltic resort. travelling in coronavirus times how does that look like with all the social distancing in hygiene rules it's summer in germany so it's high season and that means it can get really crowded on the beach in restaurants in hotels and i would like to know how those. bill in charge and the tourists are dealing with this situation here in volume and. holidaymakers are back here involved in the end and the baltic coast and of course i'm curious to find out more about what's brought them here. where you're from cologne what brought you here and it was like baltic sea coast is the nicest coast we know we've been c

it's not true and we have we have proved it to the world i lived in my greeter island for a bitch sama bin laden or anyone else would be quite a quite a sight there i think of course venezuela also help the poor of london from where i'm speaking to you help the vulnerable the care workers with fuel but today relations are very different why did you summon boris johnson's top diplomat duncan hill what did he talk to you and why did you want to summon him to speak to him we read in the news about the creation of venezuela reconstruction unit in the foreign office of the united kingdom we were quite surprised we didn't believe it at the beginning but when we saw the documents of the of the cannery what we saw that they had the actual documents from the foreign office we conveyed the charge of the affairs duncan hill of the u.k. because the ambassador is not in venice we're allowed the moment so we asked him if this was true why was this happening and he admitted he accepted he said that in fact it was a unit that it's lead by a former ambassador to venezuela john savill the other 6 people

just after sama they goodbye and this place and this is. how the whole biodiversity destroyed the group purse $300.00 members. they are in the process of planting 8000 young trees around the wetland to help prevent soil from the fields washing into the wetland when it rains and to hinder cattle from going there to graze. david kyra's farm is next to the wetland he's keen to make sure that the trees here can thrive. since the trees were planted in the place looks good in the past there was grazing and sometimes cows would get into the swamp and sink in the bog. and now there's no more grass harvesting either. another problem is that waste water from the greenhouse pollutes the area with toxins including heavy metals that serious because the wetland is the source of a tributary of the nairobi river on whose water is the capital depends. the friends of the on t.v. wetland have persuaded some farmers to give up this kind of intensive cultivation. and they're helping to undo the damage. we are blank and bumble along these wetlands there are very

government lives up to what was agreed upon as the delay drags on of one civilians continue to suffer sama job read out of their. tens of thousands of people have rallied in washington d.c. to demand criminal justice reform and racial equality the u.s. has been gripped by racial protests and on wrists in suffolk an american george floyd was killed by police in may i didn't jocasta reports. 57 years ago the great american civil rights leader dr martin luther king jr gave his famous i have a dream speech at the 1963 march on washington are what was king's speech was a clarion call for racial equality today one of his sons told a crowd of some 50000 marchers that his father's vision of an equal society still looms unfulfilled we still struggle for justice demilitarizing the police dismantling bass incarceration and declaring an determinately as we can that black lab is narrow. friday's march was announced at the funeral of george floyd who was killed by a white police officer who knelt on his neck. floyd's death sparked months of protests across america if we got a march every day if we got a

intelligence community that is important because there's a previous case i was involved in against a sama bin laden relating to the embassy bombings in nairobi and tanzania and there the court upheld jurisdiction over asama bin laden because it was said even though the explosions and the terrorism was in foreign countries it was directed at the united states and to frighten and terrorize the united states i think that's what gives this particular case much stronger legs than a suit by mr kushner. ok we must leave bruce consortiums find the former us associate deputy director in washington thanks much thank you. lebanon's cabinet is using meets in the coming few hours to discuss possible early elections anger at the government has been boiling over after a catastrophic explosion in beirut last week robin 2 days of violent protests in the capital with more planned for monday 158 people died in the blast 21 assume missing he says there's little hope of finding any more survivors protesters say they want a complete overhaul of the political system to government ministers have responded to pub

spike solve cases in some countries are partly caused by young people letting that god down in the sama came up wolf and has the details the chief of the world health organization of the united nations urged young people not to let their guard down young people out of moat invincible. that's why young people must take the same precautions to protect them so use and protect others the world health chief also pointed out that those who are most vulnerable when it comes to cope with 1000 infections are elderly people were in long term care and the global efforts were being made to research what practices for long term care for the elderly could be done to ensure their safety and put them at last risk of being infected the world health organization recently established a technical advisory group for behavioral insights and sciences for health now this is an organization that will essentially be looking into how people's activities and behaviors can be influenced in a way that puts them at last risk for spreading the pandemic now that share this technical advisory group is not other than cas

dozens of people to help the hospital in srinagar the largest city in indian administrate kashmir sama suffering from serious injuries to their eyes and face. others need treatment for wounds to their bodies after indian police shotgun pellets and tear gas and shia muslims taking part in a religious procession it was a peaceful protest. as will be as well to be followed. by what happened. all of a sudden you got to get started and some. of them would notice off the moms on the flop. house earlier hundreds had defied a ban by indian authorities on perceptions to mark assure which commemorates the death of the prophet mohammed's grandson but government forces were out in large numbers. and offices were determined to enforce the ban and break up the perceptions that the morning people of everything used to be fine i know how but this year has been the worst not a single position was allowed in any area and there's been a lot of tear gas. tension is high in kashmir last year the indian government revoked the region's autonomy and imposed a security lockdown india's government led by the hi

government lives up to what was agreed upon as the delay drags on of one civilians continue to suffer sama job read out of their. a 2 story restaurants collapsed in china killing 13 people this was in shanxi province where rescue work is still going on 30 other people have been pulled from the rubble including 4 with serious injuries as of this stage the cause of the collapse still unknown. thousands of protesters around the demolishes the government's handling of an oil spill from a grounded japanese ship they say the response was just too slow and they want an investigation into why the ship strayed so far off course about a 1000 tons of oil spilled when the m.v. hit a coral reef on the island southern coast last month. at least 14 people have been killed in an ambush by ugandan rebels in the east of democratic republic of congo the fighters who are members of the allied democratic forces the i.d.f. targeted a convoy from the congolese army in the region. in north kivu province 8 soldiers were killed in the attack and 7 others seriously injured this group the i.d.f. is blamed for the dea

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sama is the mother of all watermelons. that's why we named our juice sama.umpkins than any other producer in the country right now. do you expect any change in demand this year? and what about the government's aid? was that a big game-changer for the farmers? >> it wasn't necessarily helpful to us in our business, although some of the commodities that we grow are going to get a little bit of help here. i think watermelons just made the list. but we shipped thousands of loads of fresh fruits and vegetables beginning in march, i think we shipped like in q2 we shipped nearly 2,000 semi loads of fresh watermelon off our farm in florida and we kept going through covid. obviously with worker safety being front and center and obviously the most important thing in our business and being able to continue. and we had to make a decision very early on when we were deciding how many acres of pumpkins to plant here in the midwest and one of the things that we had to take into consideration was are people still going to want to buy a pumpkin this year. should we plant as m

opportunity to place more israelis which, israel is getting a lot of people in, place more israelis in the samaegion, by annexing they see that as rile law enforcement a failure diplomatic ally. neil: you know, general from what i understand pivotal to this deal in getting the uae to go along was israel halting that annexation along the west bank yet when i talked earlier in the week with the former mayor of israel, of course in the west bank, he seemed to sluff it of saying oh, this is a bone we threw to the uae, in other words those settlements and expansions will continue. i don't know if the uae would take kindly to that, or whether that could disrupt the deal, but what do you think? >> well i think that there's a lot of speculation on just that. it was a suspension that was not a cancellation of annexation. it was just a suspension, and benjamin netanyahu's base, his far right base is sort of in the same situation that many of the american evangelicals are. they are very much against the suspension of that, and again, it's sensitivity of what they consider to be sovreign israeli territory,

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