at the national council on aging, aging well should be a right, not a privilege.lions of americans, being able to work up to and beyond traditional retirement age. as longevity climbs and americans struggle to save for retirement, work is essential to affording a longer life. this is especially true for older women and people of color. since 1968, and coa has been a proud sponsor -- helps disadvantaged older adults transition into work. georgia, new york, north carolina and pennsylvania. this has given us clear insight into the tremendous value of older workers. over the past year, these older workers fought the devastating impact on their employment status. over 1.7 billion workers remain unemployed. between august and january, 1.1 million workers left the workforce entirely. these are older adults who opted out due to the frustration and the struggle. this drop in unemployment was even greater of older workers of color, twice that experienced by whites. older women with the most likely to lose their jobs or leave the labor market as well. 27 weeks or more greate

it is thoughts on this day on his passing at the age of 99.— at the age of 99.he age of 99. it is obviously a very sad time _ at the age of 99. it is obviously a very sad time for— at the age of 99. it is obviously a very sad time for the _ at the age of 99. it is obviously a very sad time for the family. - at the age of 99. it is obviously a very sad time for the family. it i at the age of 99. it is obviously a i very sad time for the family. it has been incredible to see how many lives have been affected by the award. we have got 490,000 young people at any time taking part. if you're starting with a blank piece of paper, actually what you would come up with is the award as it is. it is incredible that it is 65 years old. it is about resilience and strength and helping young people to make choices. that is exactly what the award does. whoever you talk to at whatever point they did it, they all have very similar experiences and good thing is that it gave them. when the duke of edinburgh was at functions connected with the award, particularly when he was talking

as i the younger age group is not clear. as i said _ the younger age group is not clear.aused by the data safety monitoring board —— has been caused, for an— monitoring board —— has been caused, for an abundance of caution is that we know— for an abundance of caution is that we know children are at much lower risk of— we know children are at much lower risk of these — we know children are at much lower risk of these clots, so as we accumulate more data over the next few weeks. — accumulate more data over the next few weeks, the nhra, and the expert working _ few weeks, the nhra, and the expert working groups, will be liaising with the — working groups, will be liaising with the trial at oxford to be able to determine whether the trial can start again — to determine whether the trial can start again based on the data that is available. start again based on the data that is available-— is available. thank you, tom. on children, i— is available. thank you, tom. on children, iwill— is available. thank you, tom. on children, i willjust _ is available. thank you, tom. on childr

all the older individuals and certainly people of a certain ages and those with conditions. in shielding themselves and so minimizing the social contacts whereas younger people have continuing social contacts to a greater extent so there are many different factors that could get translates could get that could feed into this observation and what would explain that those patients that we're talking about are not only younger but they're also getting more seriously ill does this have anything to do with the new variance. there's nothing conclusive at the moment in terms of the sort of analysis of this but these are very difficult studies to. ducked properly and robustly so i'm not confident that we will get a good answer to this the you know there are there are changes happening in viruses the variants do have mutations in them it is possible that they increase forests and fictive at sea and therefore generate more more virus particles that may. cause great is ease and people who previously would have been less impact yes it may induce different types of antibody or so respons

all the older individuals and certainly people of a certain ages and those with conditions. in shielding themselves and so minimizing the social contacts whereas younger people have been considering a social context to greater extent so there are many different factors that could translates could get there could feed into this observation and what would explain that those patients that we're talking about are not only younger but they're also getting more seriously ill does this have anything to do with the new baryons. there's nothing conclusive at the moment in terms of the sort of analysis of this but these are very difficult studies to. conduct properly and robustly so i'm not confident that we will get a good answer to this the you know there are there are changes happening in viruses the variants do have mutations in them it is possible that they increase 1st victory at sea and therefore generate more more parts particles that may. cause great is easy and people who previously would have been less impacted it may induce different types of antibody or so responses which

all the older individuals and certainly people of a certain ages and those with conditions. in shielding themselves and so minimizing their social contacts whereas younger people have been continuing. social contacts to a greater extent so there are many different factors that could get translates could get there that could feed into this observation and what would explain that those patients that we're talking about are not only younger but they're also getting more seriously ill does this have anything to do with the new variance. there's nothing conclusive at the moment in terms of the sort of analysis of this but these are very difficult studies to. conduct properly and robustly so i'm not confident that we will get a good answer to this the you know there are there are changes happening in viruses the variants do have mutations in them it is possible that they increase fictive at sea and therefore generate more more virus particles that may. cause great it does ease and people who previously would have been less impacted it may induce different types of antibody or so r

explain these trials different age groups are tested and the close observation that way the research is congressionally find out how the drug reacts with certain groups but they haven't finished that yet so using the pixie now is a bit like walking into a dark forest so to speak and don't invite good villains of it. the family hopes that this dark forest will clear soon they don't know when the vaccination will be approved for children until then they will do everything they can to protect their daughter. of a more i'm joined by dr goods she's assistant professor of epidemiology and environmental health of the ronan school of public health at more university in atlanta good to have you with us. please tell us 1st of all how much do we actually know about kopek 19 in patients with d.s. and because thanks a lot for having me and yes actually you know we. mentioned she was a society conducted last year study on and he just was done some tom and colby 19 and what we found when investigating more than $1000.00 if you don't have doesn't and probably 90 is that just a 1000. much more likely

danny age 8 and charlie age 6 have grown up with consoles and cell phones getting up off the couch is always negotiated with video game time. right. away for an hour ok so it's $512.00 at $612.00 your time is up. 12. why can't i still like strafed a game before the time so it's just all have to wait for this to leave. any ok but time starts ok. but it's part of playing the game i'm sorry it's fine you'll be fine. in the usa kids under 12 spend an average 4 hours and 14 minutes per day with screens past age 13 the daily average climbs to 6 hours and 14 minutes watching videos remains the main activity but we must also add time spent on social networks video games surfing the internet. in one school teenager spends more time in front of the t.v. and cellphone than in front of teachers. in. this crazy screens ranges from fortnight instagram tiptop tweets snap to not fix one up on his own team to tweak a timeline. is any of the suitable for adolescents a critical period of brain development. is already ready to go. or about to leave. trinity are you ready. this morning trinity age 11 and

before the age of 4. today screens and through their lives are just 4 months old for one 3rd of toddlers under age to exposure currently exceeds 90 minutes a day 10 times to 3 hours per day even 6 in the usa. in our digital era many children spent over a 3rd of a way to notice absorbing video content. more to the results of this. rather surprisingly it is difficult for scientists to answer that question. the phenomenon is more complex than it appears and experiments that must be carried out to analyze it are sometimes rather odd. don't immediately christakis heads the center for child health behavior and brain development at seattle children's research institute. he's a pioneer in research on small screen. we followed thousands of children from birth to age 7 and what we found was that the more tell of a. when children watch before the age of 3 the more likely they were to have attentional problems later in life at school age. he and his team think these programs space is what causes problems in children'

in life at school age. he and his team think these programs pace is what causes problems in children's brains. so the hypothesis that we had was that prolonged exposure to that rapidly sequenced media would precondition the mind to expect high levels of input and this would lead to inattention later in life. stated otherwise a young brain regularly exposed to high levels of pictures and sounds would in the long term after problems concentrating on tusks that require time such as reading and writing. but does this unsoiled them bodman set off actual observed problems in children being studied. because it has to be logical studies are always subject to the criticism of the kit prove a causal relationship the next logical step normally would be to conduct an experiment what we call a randomized control trial in this case that would mean taking infants exposing half of them to fast paced programming the other half to none and following them as we did in our pretty logical studies for 7 years there would be no e

the vaccine so far are people over the age of 40 and in fact over the age of 50 but there are some exceptions there are a few people in the 20 to 29 year old group because included in the risk list are people who are caring for people who are at risk people who are health care workers for example or people who are extremely clinically vulnerable themselves so there have been people who have had the vaccine and that's how we know that the risk of side effects in them remains also extremely low like it does in the older groups but because they have more to lose from having the vaccine than someone who is much older that's why they're taking this cautionary approach where you know that we're talking about public health. perception are very important here the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine was designed and people had hoped that it would be the workhorse in the vaccination efforts across the globe do you think that has been dashed now by what we've seen today as well as in the past couple of weeks. i think it may have been dented but not dashed this remains a very powerful agent and a very power

danny age 8 and charlie age 6 have grown up with console's and cellphones getting up off the counter is always negotiated with video game time. right. away for an hour ok so it's $512.00 at $612.00 your time is up. 12. why can't i still like strafed the game before the time so it's just all i have to wait for this to leave. ok but time starts ok. that's part of playing the game i'm sorry it's fine you'll be fine. in the usa kids under 12 spend an average 4 hours and 14 minutes per day with screens past age 13 the daily average climbs to 6 hours and 14 minutes watching videos remains the main activity but we must also add time spent on social networks video games surfing the internet. in one school a teenager spends more time in front of the t.v. and cellphone than in front of teaches. these crazy screens ranges from fortnight to you tube instagram tick-tock tweets not fix what's up until the time lag. is any of these suitable for adolescents a critical period of brain development. is already ready to go. or about to leave. trinity are you ready. this morning trinity age 11 and trevor

many countries are introducing age limits for the drug.ustralia, the philippines, and a handful of eu countries have halted astrazeneca jabs for people under a certain age. oxford university, which was behind the creation of the vaccine, continues to stand by his work. in a statement, it's professor of pediatric infection and immunity said safety has been our priority throughout the development of the vaccine. at university of oxford in 2020. we are sure to see that safety monitoring continues under close scrutiny of regulators and public health authorities as the vaccine is rolled out around the world. the identification of rare cases of blood clots shows the safety system works and has also allowed the u.k. and the eu regulators to conclude the benefits of vaccination continue to outweigh the risks, putting in measures to help mitigate any possible risk. let's bring in our guest in cambridge. chris smith is consultant virologist at cambridge university and host of the naked scientist. isaac is lead on the outbreak of infectious diseases

countries of ordered astra zeneca jobs for people and a certain age. oxford university which was behind the creation of the vaccine continues to stand by its work in a statement is a professor of pediatric infection and immunity is that safety has been our priority throughout the development of the vaccine at university of oxford in 2020 and we are reassured to see that safety monitoring continues and the close scrutiny of regulators and public health authorities as a vaccine is around the world the identification of rare cases of blood clots which might be associated with a vaccine shows that the safety system works and has also allowed the u.k. and the regulators to conclude that the benefits of vaccination continue to are to weigh the risks putting in measures to help mitigate any possible risk. let's bring in our guests in cambridge chris smith is consultant viola just at cambridge university and posed as host of the naked scientists in london sun up isaac is lead on the art break of infectious diseases for the university college london is global c

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at school age. he and his team think these programs space is what causes problems in children's brains. so the hypothesis that we had was that prolonged exposure to that rapidly sequenced media would precondition the mind to expect high levels of input and this would lead to inattention later in life. stated otherwise a young brain regularly exposed to high levels of pictures and sounds would in the long term have problems concentrating on task that require time such as reading and writing. the does this and soil them bodman set of actual observed problems in children being studied. because an epidemiological studies are always subject to the criticism but they can't prove a causal relationship the next logical step normally would be to conduct an experiment what we call a randomized controlled trial in this case that would mean taking infants exposing half of them to fast paced programming the other half to none and following them as we did in our pretty logical studies for 7 years there would be n

groups in those countries. different age groups in those countries-— different age groups in those countries you so much. that - countries. 0k, good to talk to. thank you so much. that is - countries. 0k, good to talk to. - thank you so much. that is professor jeremy brown from the university couege jeremy brown from the university college london. thank you so much. thank you. people living in cities are urged to think twice before buying suvs. the motoring organisation says drivers should use vehicles that are less polluting one they don't need to plough through rivers or fields on their way to shops. research suggests that most sport—utility vehicles bought by people who live in urban areas, particularly london. roger harrabin reports. 4x4 wheel drive cars are officially called suvs, sports utility vehicles. to people who hate their bulk on city streets, there is a less respectful title — chelsea tractors. new research shows that most of them are indeed bought in kensington and chelsea, hammersmith and fulham and westminster, london boroughs where wealthy residents can afford the prices. i

yes, he went to dartmouth aged 17 and a half, in 1939. his. aged 17 and a half, in 1939.atten was engineering events behind the scenes. but when the king was visiting the college before the war, they arranged that elizabeth should meet prince philip of greece, as he was then. what the stories don't really tell you, the queen mother was so affected by this meeting, she insisted on entering through the gate of the college. if you look at one of those classic pictures, on the right—hand side is the captains house, and then down the side is the garden, and the royal family after that one meeting always used to enter the grounds of the college through the wicket gate, and through up through the wicket gate, and through up to the house. this through the wicket gate, and through up to the house-— up to the house. this is how traditions — up to the house. this is how traditions are _ up to the house. this is how traditions are born, - up to the house. this is how traditions are born, so - up to the house. this is how. traditions are born, so simply. there is a funny story about p

among it was down some who are had securely present for the new years was down syndrome about the age of 40 so we only found very few. deaths among children with down syndrome so was really really rare but just similar as in the general population so that's at least one good thing i'd have cause nevertheless that doesn't mean that parents of us with down's syndrome don't have to worry because as i already mentioned death is not the only at us are come of this disease and we still know so little about the long term effects of cold 19 and also. other. complications might be more prevalent in my circumstance and them than in my shoulder was out on some cost and as a part to protect them but the other problem is that it's arsenal. yes that's a hot thing to do and have to certainly cause especially kids with downs and grown they as we already so saw in the video and we they really need special care not only for their physical health but also apply katar of that mental health so it's always an act of balancing and benefits and. at the moment our highest chance to really protect them as susp

emerging world don't be the most technologically savvy generation about what i have at the youngest ages for all i'm the most globally connected generation has ever seen now with all of those amazing characteristics creates in them the biggest impacts of a generation after all of the most enlightened generation about there that she had to be saying but i do think that they are equipped to solve these new problems that we're facing in our world from environmental ones 2 to 2 issues of global equality they're approaching those new problems with fresh eyes and i think that gives us a great sense of how to tell you that the problems that we're facing janitors are the zoomers column here in russia already pay a little attention to the founders it raises gender nationality religion either any limits left for a generation office to push. well that's true you know that i have no nothink popped up a city in the world and i think having such chronic tutti is so useful and for them from the youngest types you know they pick up the device just a few clicks away from any piece information on the plan

husband of britain's queen elizabeth the 2nd for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest he died at the age of 99 coronavirus restrictions meant that only 30 close family members and friends attended his funeral at windsor castle. the worldwide death toll from the corona virus pandemic has topped 3000000 the worst hit country is the united states with more than half a 1000000 deaths followed by personal mexico next come india and the united kingdom the world health organization is warning that even nations which have so far escaped widespread outbreaks are seeing sharp rises in case numbers. for a new coach dunphy flake has shocked fans by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including the champions league in the summer there are rumors flick could take up the vacant role of german national coach. this is the news from berlin that you can find more headlines on our website that's t w dot com and also on our social media channels. hello and welcome to in good shape as always directly from berlin this is where in 1

most bloody ages for twice a year at most and yet very few made it past the age of 30. their deadly shows in the irina where in some ways not so different from big football matches today. were able to fit all day for you bill and there were many stalls outside the amphitheater sending takeaway food. it was also very noisy there would be music marking the various performances. there's no doubt that gladiators were at the center of ancient rome entertainment industry visitors can now see the part they played in rome in society on the museum's website and when italy's code with restrictions on lifted in person as well. from italy's now to germany where 76 years after the holocaust the city of el fords is now rediscovering and proudly promoting its jewish history the city boasts remnants of jewish communities dating back to the 11th century. ford is famous for its medieval city center attracting millions of visitors exploring the city's rich jewish history. it's for this reason that arafat is applying to be included on the unesco world heritage list. after its old synagogue

of age and respecting the country, really. _ end of age and respecting the country, really.— end of really. after the meeting with the queen, _ country, really. after the meeting with the queen, the _ country, really. after the meeting with the queen, the earl- country, really. after the meeting with the queen, the earl and - with the queen, the earl and countess of wessex departed from windsor castle. how was the queen? she had been amazing, the counter said. nicholas which repulsing. she, the countess said, is being amazing. nicholas witchell repulsing. in a moment, we'll talk to our correspondent, tim muffett who is outside buckingham palace. first, to our royal correspondent, daniela relph at windsor castle. the funeral will take place but a much smallerfare than the funeral will take place but a much smaller fare than it might have been? , ., , ., ., been? yes, the family that he to abide by covid _ been? yes, the family that he to abide by covid regulations - been? yes, the family that he to abide by covid regulations which| been? yes, the family that he to i abide by covid re

get vaccinated yes as promised teenagers a jap the new future being that age is hard enough with the cold restrictions it has been even more challenging i think for me it's a mental health and of course like school the thing i was worried like there being bag but then i went. behind but i think that ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know if that's how that school has been moved into the living room the boys convoyed to get their backs and. i think. so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i will keep myself safe to critics even bring a little normality back i don't miss school exactly by the people in school because you know it's really difficult to interact people and talk to people. and yeah i mean he's an awesome guy just. you know friends. put them in additional obstacle mosques. it's very hard to see people's expressions and it just gives a sense of like you're talking to a wall. this is a body you. know your book the u.s. is quick with a big c nations but what if as in other countries restrictions remain it would definitely obvi

all the older individuals and certainly people of a certain ages and those with conditions. in shielding themselves and so minimizing the social contacts whereas younger people have been continuing a social context to greater extent so there are many different factors that could translates could get that they could feed into this observation and what would explain that those patients that we're talking about are not only younger but they're also getting more seriously ill does this have anything to do with the new baryons. there's nothing conclusive at the moment in terms of the sort of analysis of this but these are very difficult studies to. ducked properly and robustly so i'm not confident that we will get a good answer to this the you know there are there all changes happening in viruses the variants do have mutations in them it is possible that they increase our subjectivity and therefore generate more mall or spot schools that may. cause great it does ease and people who previously would have been less impacted it may induce different types of antibody or so responses

his golden age ended in 1221 when ganga's khan marched to the city with a huge army. the mongol ruler redirected the waters of the daria flooding the city and allegedly killing over $100000.00 inhabitants now the walls are being repaired and a project that will take decades to complete. after turkmenistan gained independence from the soviet union its own history became acutely important the ancient city of is now being elaborately restored. among goal ruler could look to more presumably had this magnificent tomb built for his wife. its interior depicts a stone calendar with 4 large windows standing for the weeks of the months 12 arches for the months of the year 24 pointed arches for the hours of the day. and $365.00 mosaics representing the days of the year and ensemble symbolizing divine order. the husband of a tour of big buried here must have loved her deeply as he spared no expense also with the sumptuous stores from fine woods. but today makes quite an impression as well with many modern buildings constructed in an eastern architectural mix and featuring white m

host: we talk a lot about the age of the homebuyers. what is the age of the home sellers? who is out there selling their houses? guest: well, i think i'm going to start generational warfare when i say this, but the sellers are actually boomers. we do see that boomers are holding onto those homes. they have that housing wealth. they have build equity -- quite a bit of equity in the last couple of years as we see this inventory crunch. they are holding onto the cart right now, because they are holding onto those homes and they are the sellers. host: let's talk to anthony, who was calling from fort covington, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that me and my fiance, just bought a house three years ago. we have a two-month-old. i've got to say, it is affordability. definitely affordability. get the insurance, the whole nine. i used to rent for years. we in my fiance. my fiance has never rented in her life. basically she asked me, rent or buy? i said, buy. i would rather put my money into something we are using instead of a landlord's pockets. he

tributes are being paid around the world following the death of prince philip who has died at the age of 99. and kim the now this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. an appeal from me and miles the u.n. ambassador for protection for his people as the military issues death sentences. the medic who did the only autopsy on george floyd says police action caused his death. the law enforcement subdual restraint on the no compression just more than mr ford take. those hard. scrambling to escape an erupting volcano thousands of people are forced to get off a caribbean island. prince philip will be honored with a 41 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of 99 british naval ships around the world will also take part to honor his legacy as a combat veteran queen elizabeth's husband was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the monarchy as it began reinventing itself in the 21st century paul brennan reports. the official notice of prince philip's death was posted at the gates of buckingham palace the prince had died peace

group also some other companies of developing their vaccines for this age group and even for younger children so most likely within the next months this year we will get 'd more vaccines which are approved for this h well that is good news indeed but i wonder why can't we just use the existing vaccines on teenagers just like they now do in the united states we need not change anything in the co-op assertion. it's all about safety so we can use those vaccines when we know that it's safe to use them in the as this age group also with children we can use the same vaccines but we need to know what is the good appropriate those things. so what are the risks that we know about teenagers and children getting vaccinated will most likely the risks will be no. for adults this is something we need to know and that's why clearly called trials mate with various age groups to see if the risks indeed. and the benefit is high now of course this takes time i mean you say we're just weeks away from at least one vaccine for children which is brilliant in the meantime however do those risks outweigh the

at school age. he and his team think these programs pace is what causes problems in children's brains. so the hypothesis that we had was that prolonged exposure to that rapidly sequence media would pre-condition the mind to expect high levels of input and this would lead to inattention later in life. stated otherwise a young brain regularly exposed to high levels of pictures and sounds would in the long term after problems concentrating on tasks that require time such as reading and writing. the justice and soil them bodman set of actual observed problems in children being studied. because of an illogical studies or always subject to the criticism of the kit groover causal relationship the next logical step normally would be to conduct an experiment what we call a randomized control trial in this case that would mean taking infants exposing half of them to fast paced programming the other half to none and following them as we did in our pretty logical studies for 7 years there would be no ethical or

golden age ended in 1221 when gang marched to the city with a huge army. the mongol ruler redirected the waters of the daria flooding the city and allegedly killing over $100000.00 inhabitants now the walls are being repaired and a project that will take decades to complete. after turkmenistan gained independence from the soviet union its own history became acutely important the ancient city of is now being elaborately restored. among goal ruler could look to more presumably had this magnificent tomb built for his wife. its interior depicts a stone calendar with 4 large windows standing for the weeks of the months 12 curved arches for the months of the year 24 pointed arches for the hours of the day . and $365.00 mosaics representing the days of the year and ensemble symbolizing divine order. the husband of a tour of big buried here must have loved her deeply as he spared no expense also with the sumptuous stores carved from fine woods. in the. bot today makes quite an impression as well with many modern buildings constructed in an eastern architectural mi

and say that picking different age groups, for example older age groups, for example older age groupsn pick up events that are for in a million. i am told this is the equivalent risk of taking a long haulflight, and then equivalent risk of taking a long haul flight, and then spot that, and we are totally open and transparent about that because we want people to have confidence and i think people can be reassured and people can take confidence from the fact that we have published all of this information and we have the world—class regulators, independently of government, assessing the risks and setting out what is the safest way forward for us all to be able to get out of the restrictions of this pandemic and get our lives back to normal. you are saying _ get our lives back to normal. you are saying about _ get our lives back to normal. you are saying about making everything transparent and i know your colleague iain duncan smith has taken an alternative view about laying the information out there, saying that he thinks putting so much information that in many circumstances the scienti

doses have by now been administered and teenagers in the united states have a clear advantage those age 16 and up can now receive the biotech prize a shot and anyone 18 and up can get the modern a shop for all of them this means the days of isolation are sooner over. daily training during the pandemic that's how these 2 brothers have gotten through the last months both. get vaccinated yes is promised teenagers a jap then your future being that age is hard enough with the code restrictions it has been even more challenging i think for me as a mental health and of course like school that thing i was worried like there being back but then i went to school and debbie hine but i think that ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know it's it that's had it this school has been moved into the living room the boys can't wait to get their bikes and. i think you know so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i would keep myself safe too i think so when we bring a little normality back i don't miss school exactly by the people in school because you know i

every time this issue comes up, ag gets nervous. in june of 2019, the white house dispatched secretary perdue to california 16 to reassure them that i.c.e. isn't going after farmworkers, reported in the sun newspaper. it would seem that they would not stand on the fence and taken issue. host: congressman, go ahead. guest: thank you for that, tom. sounds like you are probably from the central valley, where ag labor is desperately needed. secretary perdue at the time was trying to keep the solutions flowing. i am a member of a group co-authoring a bill called the " former workforce modernization act." it will keep the labor we have in the country. the problem is so much of the country relies on the ag workforce but has come here illegally. i am a strong advocate for a strong border, continuing to build the fence, have the staff and personnel to protect our border and have nobody comes in that doesn't have authorization. we have a situation where we have ignored the country, as a people, for 30 years, ever since ronald reagan in 1986,

golden age ended in 2021 when gangs marched to the city with a huge army. the mongol ruler redirected the waters of the daria flooding the city and allegedly killing over $100000.00 inhabitants now the walls are being repaired and a project that will take decades to complete. after turkmenistan gained independence from the soviet union its own history became acutely important the ancient city of is now being elaborately restored. among goal ruler could look to more presumably had this magnificent tomb built for his wife. its interior depicts a stone calendar with 4 large windows standing for the weeks of the months 12 curved arches for the months of the year 24 pointed arches for the hours of the day . and $365.00 mosaics representing the days of the year and ensemble symbolizing divine order. the husband tore a big buried here must have loved her deeply as he spared no expense also with the sumptuous doors from pine woods. but today makes quite an impression as well with many modern buildings constructed in an eastern architectural mix and featuring white

at which they think that's— point and age at which they think that's a _ point and age at which they the end of the day, it's a hard choice, this is a very, very rare _ hard choice, this is a very, very rare event _ hard choice, this is a very, very rare event. it's been pointed out it's much— rare event. it's been pointed out it's much more dangerous to go on a lon- it's much more dangerous to go on a long car— it's much more dangerous to go on a long carjourney, for example, that the risk— long carjourney, for example, that the risk that— long carjourney, for example, that the risk that we are talking about, the risk that we are talking about, the evidence that seems to be coming up. the evidence that seems to be coming up so— the evidence that seems to be coming up so i_ the evidence that seems to be coming up. so i think people's worries, i understand — up. so i think people's worries, i understand they are concerned but they do— understand they are concerned but they do need to be put in context. people _ they do need to be put in context. people with think nothing of going on a

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9 and 14 in the other age 12 and 18 and that brings of course again you know the scale of this human tragedy much closer to home here for many people. here the funerals have also begun can you give us a sense of the atmosphere in israel now that people are trying to come to terms with just what has happened. well only a few funerals have begun it's very important that people are laid to rest before which will begin shortly that's the weekend here according to jewish tradition but of course the mood is you could describe it as somebody and prime minister binyamin netanyahu has declared a day of mourning on sunday you know all day we'll probably hear on the radio stations very somber music being played a lot of activities also in non-religious communities here all over israel's have been canceled at the same time of course an official investigation has been launched and a lot of questions are being asked now whether this could not have been prevented because this deuce festival happens every year except for last year when it was almost canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic it's

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age. temperatures are still warm out there right now well into the 80s, if not the upper 70s for some of the cooler spots and it is 75 degrees at sfo but way above normal for this time of year. look at these 80s on the map and 82 in san jose. even above today's record high temperature of 81 and we have been there for several hours. one of the several spots breaking records is we will have the complete list issued by the national weather service in the next hour or so. it is 81 in livermore and 80 on the nose in santa rosa. another day of unseasonably warm weather in store for us tomorrow temperatures running 17 or 20 degrees above what is typical for the first day of april. temperatures in the city reaching up close to 80 degrees but falling short and low 80s on the east side of the bay and mid 80s further inland. another day where records will fall. the big changes into the weekend and we will talk about that in a few minutes. enjoy the warm weather this evening while it is here. >>> comi

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first of all, we've known that younger people and particularly kids, your age kids, my age kids are farrely ill and that still remains -- seems to be the case. two things have changed. again, 40 to 69-year-olds, many of them, especially 40 and 50-year-olds probably said, look, i don't think this will be a big problem for me. you're starting to see a different trend if you look at places like michigan. also it's people under the age of 18, even though they're not being hospitalized are making up the greatest majority of the increase in overall infections. they're becoming infected at a higher rate, transmitting at a higher rate and they are leading to those increased hospitalizations in age groups older than that. younger people becoming infect bud 40 to 60-year-olds now becoming the most likely to be hospitalized. >> we can't ignore the variants. the variant first identified in the uk is now the dominant variant in this country but the one first identified in brazil is now -- is it now the second most prominent here? >> that's right. it is. i mean, you know, with the uk variant, there's

and from around the world after the death of prince philip at the age of $99.00. he was queen elizabeth's constant companion for 7 decades we look at the legacy of a no nonsense royal who could occasionally be controversial. hello and welcome i'm peter sagal you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. the law enforcements of dual restraint in the neck compression was just more than mr floyd could take by virtue of that. the medic who did the only autopsy on george floyd says the police action caused his death plus. scrambling to escape an erupting volcano thousands of people are forced to get off an island in the caribbean. prince philip will be honored with a 41 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of 99 british naval ships stationed around the world will also take part queen elizabeth's husband was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the photos and year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself in the last century now shortly challenge looks at prince ph