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trash is mismanaged often landing in internet raters overflowing landfills or in canals and rivers the island nation produces more than 3 point $2000000.00 tons of faced each year almost half of which ends up in the ocean. illegal trash exports from australia north america and europe are making the situation worse. when words really no formal trash disposal here residents take care of it themselves so-called waste because trying to find reusable material in the mounds of trash. despite their abysmal living conditions they fill the gap government officials have left they make recycling possible. and they're not alone since 2014 than some barber center has been active in the city of. the recycling bank established collection spots for household waste at specific times a driver comes by the trash that's being gathered generates a seat on the sport and transports the vase to a central location for many residents of the metropolis this not only presents a clean be for them to dispose of their trash but also makes trash collection a structured and lucrative source of income to. the bank some perver

masterpieces of architecture the chinese house for instance and in the distance on peacock island in the river half full a small summer palace. what looks like a fairy tale castle is merely a wooden imitation a royal love lanced built by frederick william the 2nd for his mistress. and. over on the berlin side of the river is an italian style villa with a view of the water greenacre palace. prince carlos prussia and his wife lived here the relatively modest in size the best talent of the day were commissioned to design the palace and the surrounding park architect called friedrich and gardener and landscape architect peter you'll see from my name it was the artistic collaboration of these 2 men that gave the palaces parks and gardens of potsdam and colin that distinctive character. a romantic palace prime location but unfortunately not 1st sale the marble palace is also part of the unesco world heritage also. the east german government repurposed the damage palace as an army museum this courtyard was used as exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far

masterpieces of architecture the chinese house for instance and in the distance one peacock island in the river half full a small sum of palace what looks like a fairy tale castle is merely a wooden imitation a royal love nest built by frederick william the 2nd for his mistress. c. over on the berlin side of the river is an italian style villa with a view of the water greenacre palace. prince carlos prussia and his wife lived here the relatively modest in size the best talent of the day were commissioned to design the palace and the surrounding park architects cull friedrich and gardener and landscape architect peter hughes who fled name it was the artistic collaboration of these 2 men that gave the palaces parks and gardens of potsdam and that distinctive character. a romantic palace in a prime location but unfortunately not 1st sale the marble palace is also part of the unesco world heritage ensemble. the east german government repurpose the damage palace as an army museum this courtyard was used as exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far from h

the masterpieces of architecture the chinese house for instance and the distance on peacock island in the river half full a small sum of palace what looks like a fairy tale castle is merely a wooden imitation a royal love nest built by frederick william the 2nd for his mistress. over on the berlin side of the river is an italian style villa with a view of the water again a care palace. prince carlos prussia and his wife lived here though relatively modest in size the best talent of the day were commissioned to design the palace and the surrounding park architect called friedrich and gardener and landscape architect peter you'll see if len name it was the artistic collaboration of these 2 men that gave the palaces parks and gardens of potsdam and that distinctive character. a romantic palace prime location but unfortunately not 1st sale the marble palace is also part of the unesco world heritage ensemble. the east german government repurpose the damage palace as an army museum this court yard was used as exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far from

this is an island on the detroit river, halfway between -- it's not halfway. nd windsor, canada. the thing to note about this island, by the way, is that if you're looking at -- you're looking at canada. behind the island is canada, but that's not south of the united states -- that's not north of the united states. this is one of the rare instances in which canada is actually south of the border. so, from detroit, when you are looking at windsor, canada, you are looking south. as the united states hits 50,000 coronavirus cases per day for its third consecutive day, the midwest is presenting itself as the largest public health challenge. just yesterday michigan had its highest one-day spike in cases since april, this comes one day after the state supreme court invalidated gretchen whitmer's coronavirus executive orders, merely put in place to curb the spread of the virus. republicans declared personal victory for freedom. >>> meanwhile, despite the coronavirus chaos we've seen from the white house, i still wouldn't count on pence to provide the most simple proto

the river as a new and comes in. it's like this one big island surrounded by the water. on. feel like it's getting danger danger every time it gets close. because who knows this one is one big ventilates can come out snap. just where on the permafrost or on the permafrost and new targets it's really heavy you know. them to slant keeps coming off the ice than that and. it's on everybody's mind. and everybody has 3 days we have to relocate and they are there 10 years ago the people were saying. move within 4 years. and that that was and this is a statement i have come to know you know the shore legros is toast 3 years. i think. not to bug out to look at hardly needs to take a make of the. remember that movie com cruise and they're renovating a house the money they would ask the. contractor is going to take 2 weeks and so it always means we are that is because of the state words hours 2 weeks carrots 4 years. ringback i would like will move across the river are because it's higher ground i think people who are thinking about staying here forget that it floods here in the. peopl

island. in china, no one is too young to be a patriot. the stones are brought by hand from a rivere miles away. mixing earth with water lifted by treadmill, the chinese contrive a sort of homemade cement. this holds xerox firm, provides a foundation as solid as china itself. . time out for lunch. there is no working on an empty stomach. a ten ton roller pulled by some 150 men is hauled over the runway. this is one of the giant new planes the american b 29 super fortress. already, they have blasted japan's war industries. they're raids from bases in china may soon affect the entire course of the war. ♪ ♪ now on american history tv, a united autoworkers animated campaign film for president franklin roosevelt's 1944 reelection campaign.

you've done something great for our city by building little island, this $250 floating park on the hudson riverave you seen in new york, barry? what's your take on recovering post-pandemic and this, you know, protesting and looting that we saw earlier this year in new york city? did that aaffect the park? >> no. actually, it hasn't affected our building. we're almost finished. we'll finish probably by january. i mean, all the construction and whatever. and open when the world, hopefully, the weather and the city pause in the late spring, early summer. may/june. new york is a weird place to be around. i mean, we opened our offices actually labor day. we sent out our, in one facility, our main headquarters which is about 750 people, we said please come if you can. we're not ordering you, so to speak, to come. and truthfully, no one comes. very, very few. it's about maybe 10%, 5% of our people are coming back. if you give people the choice, generally they're going to say, no, i'm getting full pay, i'm working at home and doing whatever i want, what could be better. so i -- that's true for all offi

island. in china no one is too young to be a patriot. the stones are brought by hand from a riverive miles away. mixing earth with water lifted by treadmill the chinese contrive a sort of homemade cement. this holds the rocks firm, provides a foundation as solid as china itself. time out for lunch. there's no working on an empty stomach. a ten ton roller pulled by some 150 men is hauled over the runway. this is one of the giant new planes the american b-29 super fortress, already they have blasted japan's war industries. their raids from bases in china may soon affect the entire course of the war. ♪ >>> weeknights this month on american history tv, it's the contenders. our series that looks at 14 presidential candidates who lost the election, but had a lasting effect on u.s. politics. tonight we feature the life and career of 1952 and 1956 democratic presidential nominee adlai stevenson. while governor of illinois he was drafted as the democratic nominee against general eisenhower. twice defeated in the general election he lost the 1960 nomination to senator john kennedy who later

of a low pressure system is developing along the south islands, causing unstable weather conditions over okinawa. expect landslides, swollen rivers, more flooding to come your way. you could be seeing lightning in certain parts for thursday and friday. things better over the weekend, welcoming clear skies and calm weather by saturday. tokyo at 21 degrees for thursday with rainy weather expected starting into your evening. very cold weather is coming up towards the northern parts of the united states and the southern part of canada. we will be seeing snow accumulations in certain places as bitter cold approaches montana and as well as over parts of south and north dakota. seeing up to 30 centimeters of show accumulation expected in certain places, so please be prepared for cold weather. that's all your weather. take care. >>> before we go, i have to make an apology. we are very sorry that we referred to legos as the capital of nigeria in a story broadcast at 9:00 a.m. that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you very much for being with us. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm shibuya aki. >>> today, we jump right

artillery on today if you look over my left shoulder those 2 bright lights are bell island just off of detroit across the detroit river and that's where they're talking right now you may occasionally hear all honking horns that's how the crowd responds at these drive in socially distanced braley is michigan is a particularly key state i know it must sound like every time we go to a different state we're trying to say that that's the crucial state but michigan really is one of those states that put trump over last time around and it put it put him over by the narrowest of margins literally the narrowest margin in the u.s. in that election in 2016 trump won by 0.2 percentage points 10000 votes so that means if biden can flip the state of michigan narrow trumps narrow victory last time would not be able to be repeated he'd have to pick up another state and this one has 16 electoral votes so it's a big so they are here donald trump joe biden forgive me and barack obama rousing the crowds here in the urban area of detroit and in flint not far away those are both serious democratic strongholds last time hillary clinton got

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epicenter was shallow between turkey and the greek island of samos it raised a small tsunami that rushed ashore turning izmir and areas nearby into rivers clogged with debris at least one death was caused by drowning but some good news tonight. several people have been rescued from the rubble the region is prone to earthquakes. the danger tonight -- aftershocks. lester >> all right richard engel tonight, thanks. >>> in california, actress lori loughlin reported to a federal prison today to begin serving her sentence for the college admissions cheating scandal our stephanie gosk tonight on what she faces. >> pay for my tuition, lori >> reporter: if lori loughlin ever felt it was a good idea to scam the college admission process those days are surely over. today the "full house" actress turned herself in to serve two months in a california federal prison, part of a sentence that includes $150,000 fine and 100 hours of community service. she and her husband, mossimo giannulli, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and wire fraud after paying $500,000 to get thei daughters into usc and lying on their applications falsely touting the girls as elite c

rivers converge to form the atlantic ocean. see charleston harbor is surrounded by numerous islands. and there were four main fortifications in the harbor that were there to defend the city against foreign invasion. and so you can see just off of the side of the city is a shoal. let's see if i can use the pointer. you can see it right here, just to the south of the city of charleston and james island, which had an old fort there called fort johnson. here in the middle of the harbor, on an island, was fort sumter. over here on sullivan's island, on the north end of the harborside, was formal tree. these were the four principal forts. that thes fort multry united states soldiers were stationed. the commanders of the union soldiers. they were in charleston when south carolina seceded. his name was roger anderson. he was an command companies e and h in the artillery. really, only about 85 men he's commanded in charleston. it's important to realize how small the war -- the army was. you only had about 15,000 union soldiers across the nation at that time. they were spread out across the co

island. >> these are the folks that never even considered going to a pantry. >> reporter: we were talking at his home in new jersey along the banks telephone river where he has studio. during the pandemic, he'd come out here to play and keep his voice in shape. >> you know, i think when you're younger, you're a little more bulletproof. you know, you just sort of gargle with tacks and nails and you go and do it again. >> reporter: he began writing too, about everything that was going on around him. his own state of the union, if you will. ♪ tonight they're shutting down the borders and they boarded up the schools, small towns are rolling up the sidewalks, one last paycheck coming through ♪ ♪ i know you're feeling kind of nervous, all a little bit confused ♪ >> reporter: when the rest of the band joined in, his "do what you can" had the sound of a pandemic anthem to front line workers everywhere. ♪ and you can do what you do, you do what you can ♪ >> reporter: he turned it into a duet with jennifer nettles that gave it a new sound and a new video, featuring jon bon jovi walking through the empty streets of new york. how can you not feel when you see the news a

river . for have some strict orders were laid down to god in the use of the nile water because the british were concerned about egypt money on the island for example they banned sudanese farmers from using water pumps unless they obtained permission from the egyptian irrigation authority. and. britain discriminated in favor of egypt's claim over the nile. the british expected the egyptians to be thankful but they were to have a rude awakening. in 1919 following the end of the 1st world war the egyptians revolted against british occupation and demanded complete independence. they were led by a fiery nationalist called saad zabulon. with such sentiment on the rise the british look for a way. to coward the egyptians into submission. the river nile egypt's lifeline was an effective political weapon and the british had in mind a perfect place to use this weapon. the get 0 region in sudan between the blue nile and the white nile was an area with the potential to become the largest cotton growing region in the world. that 2 plans to motives or 2 main strategic ideas behind the conceived asking or wrong to increase the cut. production in sudan

control of the river transporting food and some tissue was not up to any political hunters because of some unknown fear of struggle over the nile on which is iraq. cyprus a european island openly offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al-jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme dollars for. the site. now al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriote state al-jazeera investigations the cyberspace on the cover. the end of a 4 year kidnap ordeal a french aid is released as part of a prisoner exchange. group in mali. this is about is there a life and coming up. the u.s. imposes for a sanctions on iran's banks terrine accuses the trump administration of conspiring to starve its population. a record rise in corona virus cases across the world lead .

rivers. saye in charleston like to it is where the ashley and converged to form the atlantic ocean. charleston harbor is surrounded by numerous islands. there werefour made fortifications that were there to defend the city against foreign invasion. side ofsee off of the the city a small little shoal with -- let me see if i can use the pointer. to can see castle pickney the south of the city of nes island that had fort johnson. in the middle of the harbor on an island was fort sumter and overhear on sullivan's island on the north end of the harbor was moltree. mostis where mor soldiers were stationed. they are in charleston south carolina seceded. major robert anderson is in the first u.s. artillery. commanding areis in charleston. it is important to realize how small the united states army was at the outset of the war. you only have 15,000 union soldiers across the entire nation at a time. they were kind of spread across the country and less than 100 and charleston harbor. of the 85 men eight were musicians in the band. it was a pretty sleepy post and most of the men who were actually in the first u.s. artillery were immigrants that

land, from california to the new york islands, from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ as i went walking that riverand, this land is my land, from california to the rnew york islands, from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters ♪ >> memorial day, 1937. [ gunfire ] 600 arrested. 60 sent to the hospital. 30 bleeding from gun thought wounds including one woman and three children. ten dead. shot in the back. flint, michigan 1937. ♪ when it came to a union man, sit down, sit down. they will take him back, sits do sit down, sit down, set down the economy, sit down, sit down ♪ ♪ when you want thes about to co boss to come across, sit down, sit done ♪ ♪ sit down, sit down we sat fo. and victory, collective bargaining bringing order out of chaos. steel organized, auto organized, textile organized, rubber, oil, copper, merchant marine, glass workers, leather workers, woodworkers. ♪ this land is your land, this land is my land, from california to the new york islands noets. >> 5 million americans organized, cio. ♪ this land was made for you and me noe me ♪ >> 1938. ♪ you better chase all your cares away

cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and answer to central america as well south of that some useful showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the riverates as argentina and uruguay if it in what is or isn't won't if there the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. when i think of my nature i think of potential when i think of what a shot i think what will be what is not i think of young people who need to do to get control to the island and do something that they come to. tell me is impossible i think as a challenge. the reason a child in the country out of. money is being a soldier and this is my larger. than my nigerian on al-jazeera. order her whole. good. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories for you know the u.s. federal bureau of investigation says iran and russia have obtained voter registration information the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos in the upcoming u.s. presidential elections. former u.s. president barack obama says donald trump is incapable of taking the job seriously urged supporters to vote early. and nigerian protesters have to fight a curfew to continue demonst

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louisville and the state of rhode island more than one city obviously, can you give us ideas how these places were chosen. >> i will start and we can turn to doctor rivers, as you said we did choose to aim for some diversity and setting types of urban these areas are in the approaches the schools are taking in the strategies of support to reopening and there also districts the volunteer and thinking about how to use the rapid test in conjunction with the other strategies to reopen effectively in where the different schools are taking somewhat different approaches to get going for many of the school districts, this is a step at a time process, not implementing a big city on district wide program everywhere right away, they are starting on a limited basis and expanding it out, some areas are testing how the new tests compare the ones that have been used more widely and they are not do nearly as fast and can be reported as easily, other school districts are focusing on a couple of schools that want to try regular repeat testing on an ongoing basis to see how it goes and use that experience to help others learn as doctor rivers emphasized with more tests be

any and all river for nancy pelosi viewer so hell-bent running against her i guess you buy yourself a plane ticket to california but in this country you need to run against me. parris island is the heart of low country and to be such a pivotal place one of the very first trips i took as a member of congress was down to parris island i met with people and talk to people and asked them what you need from me in dc? they said there's a lot of work that needs to be done. and then we need that for that region. someone who can for politics aside and get things done it's also being threatened by climate change by 2050 is expected to be underwater one third of the year of any major infrastructure and that cannot happen and then you accept the science of climate change. if you don't believe that but if you believe in science that the climate is changing and sea level is rising. >> there many more pressing issues facing the country right now it was your colleague in california that put parris island in the adult you did not read nancy pelosi read it for you instead that's what happens 90 percent of the time you put silent $800 million in the economy on the chopping block you follow

river and also because there is a swarm heritage or history associated with it. rather than trying to cross the so area in southern sudan explorers in the mid 1900. another passage via the island of zanzibar. during the 19th century zanzibar was an arab kingdom controlling the trade route from india into africa as interior. these. there are traders facilitate european exploration it's the europeans the arab traders for example who began 1st to report that there are great lakes already great like in the interior of east africa. based on this information the royal geographical society sponsored expeditions into the heart of africa. in 857 using zanzibar as a starting point john hanning speak cross to east africa and ventured into the hinterland where he found a huge lake he believed to be the source of the nile. 3 years later on a new expedition he travelled around this lake today known as lake victoria to discover the nile flowing out from its no them side. a roll call of famous explorers ventured into the continent's interior to build on speaks discovery. men such as samuel baker david livingston and henry morton stanley helped complete the picture about the true source of the

cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and then through to central america as well south of that some useful showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river plates as argentina and uruguay if it is or isn't won't if there the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. global community we are i think this conversation elbow. grease is the response that looks like be part of the debate you can jump into the conversation bring to it when no topic is off the table if you're not afraid of the new one take we just call it what. you says 3 targeting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill and destroy the system it's just to look at the system and. this dream on out is the era. 'd held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied their right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent you're saying this crime journalism. to demand my true thinks and boy solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. to say. 'd we have identified that 2 foreign actors iran and russia have taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections just days before the us pres

on to the island of samos, which is part of greece, and also on to the turkish coastline near the city of ismir, and inside the city of ismir, where some of the streets were turned into rivers filled with debris. at least 20 buildings collapsed in ismir, several of them apartment buildings. the death toll remains fluid so far, it does not seem to be a massive number of casualties, but there are still quite a few people missing some of them feared drowned, some of them feared swept out to sea. shep >> richard, thank you. >>> two days after hurricane zeta rushed ashore in southeast louisiana, governor john bell edwards warns the danger is far from over. >> it's not the hurricanes, it's not the storms that directly relate in the most serious injuries and the number of deaths that we typically experience it's the cleanup activities. it's operating generators. it is not having respect for downed power lines >> more than a million homes and businesses are still without power from louisiana to north carolina zeta killed at least six people in the gulf south. it ripped apart buildings there, flooded streets, dumped heavy rain as it moved up the east coast. pounded a region still re