that we can do through a little bit of progress out there for the people living in the high atlas mountains joe hood is a modern kind of sun king. to continuing on foot for an hour with the small caravan reached. that. everyone has been expecting them. the roku still home to remote mountain communities which time seems to have stood still. in recent years the country has made great strides especially in providing electricity to all its citizens. but it hasn't reached quite everywhere yet. we just arrived and had a look around. got nothing here no electricity no water no telephones we're getting straight to work. here he and his assistant install solar panels on the roof of a local home while the family watches closely from below. the system will cost them around $400.00 euros. because the hotel of the. show that uses a compass to determine the best placement for the solar cell it should face south. the next step is to wire up the model. it's a rudimentary makeshift setup but it works. so it connects the model to a battery now it can be charged. time for a break and a cup of tea you are. spe

meanwhile showed is back on the road in the high atlas mountains. today he's traveling to 10 months to service so lamar to use their. village as part of the nationwide green mosques program the idea is to use solar powered generators for mosques to generate their own electricity. bills. if everyone goes to the mosque. yes men women children. if you think about how many mosques we have here. the ideal place to sensitize the contrary to everything solar energy has to offer he. was. the midday call to prayer 4. oh. a few years ago the villagers rallied to build this new place of worship the green mosque. the. 16 solar panels adorn the rooftop. they've been running without any hitches as though it can confirm to the village leader upon inspection. he's. with us the most needn't rely on the regular power grid for its energy. to further spread the idea the green musk's program also includes special it logical training for the in months. of the project has completely changed life in the village i know that women can study in the evening and pray during ram

lafayette,king of michael mentioned the painting of the atlas mountains. that's the only painting that winston did during the war, and a quick plug, there is a wonderful exhibit of winston's on the at the art museum 'siversity of missouri lafayette campus. it happens to be named the hilliard art museum, and it is wonderful work. i think seven of his paintings are there. are there any other questions before we have our final break of the day, or? give michael bishop wonderful round of applause for a wonderful talk. thank you very much. [applause] next, a panel of world war ii scholars looks at the february at whicha conference, allied leaders franklin roosevelt, winston churchill, and joseph stalin met to look ahead to the postwar era. panelists can compare yalta , contrast the three leaders, and examine the political motives that drove the deliberations. the national world war ii museum in new orleans hosted the event. >> welcome back, as we

resettlement in the northern atlas mountains is a joint project between spanish scientists and the tunisian authorities for head research. a touching moment when we bring these animals here in 2017 they were much different now here and in such in such a way i feel that they are they are not my babies but they are my pets you say and i know they will be very much happy in nature although i want to be able to take care of them so that is the langs thing what i really so so excited and my emotion is so big. the animals were brought over to the region from spain just a few years ago with the hope of been settling into the environment and producing offspring. the project stuff set up expensive enclosures in the future reserve where they would initially be protected and cared for. their population has since doubled says local ranger i meant ben rumah. his 1st job of the day is to look in on the shy animals. club him. check on the animals in the pens every morning i've been doing this kind of work for years now and i know how to treat them i know these animals very well and i even think about them

around the northwest of africa's more or less got most of got showers in the forecast for the atlas mountains to the low ground in tunisia where the temperatures are in the middle teens not the low teens anymore are in the low twenty's there for current bengazi and those temperatures are rising the still quite a breeze that runs down through sudan if i pick up truck to him in the forecast attempt is rising to 40 want to again she's come tuesday persistent sunshine but with changing strength of wind. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really while going to the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping domino trouble float right now critical debate sequel of those 3 is going to even know what the law is on 'd a bogus argument astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware use of that struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. the a. marching orders are of let's recap the top stories right now more than $900.00

and in the northwest of africa's more or less gone i've still got showers and focus from the atlas mountains to the low ground in tunisia where the temperatures are in the middle teens not the low teens anymore are in the low twenty's there for current bengazi and those temperatures are rising the still quite a breeze that runs down through sudan if a pickup truck to him in the fall cross attempt is rising to 40 want to again she's come tuesday persistent sunshine but with changing strength of wind. from the outer london borough catherine tactic a special guest in conversation when you say a lie a 1000000 times it becomes that you then can create whatever narrative you want unprompted uninterrupted and i realized i was working for tony no evil you know being a part of that recreating maria let them eat christopher while the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy judy a great date on al-jazeera. the a the the end of the. car. my. quick reminder all the top stories here on al-jazeera italy has confirmed another record jump in deaths 901000 people died in the past

eastern side of the reds rain but largely dry for many but we do have cloud and rain for the atlas mountains in northern parts of algeria. join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channels morning talkers and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the states misleads to talk legacy media reflects the same thing. climate change their editorial show you take a dart believe they have anything to apologize for their listening post on al-jazeera. such an officer and these are the top stories more than $900.00 people in italy have been killed by the chrono virus and 24 hours it is the highest death toll in a single day anywhere in the world and over 5000 people have now died in europe's 2nd worst affected country that is. this president has signed a 2 trillion dollar aid package to help people and businesses cope with the effects of the pandemic america has the highest number of cases worldwide with more than 800000 people infected and more than 60 new confirmed cases of the new chrono virus have been reported in

heat feel a little bit chilly but the cold stuff is probably has to be felt in morocco up in the atlas mountains are expecting some snow this current 11 to through that part of the mediterranean sir cross gibraltar and that will keep going the next 2 days then rain turkey into not just morocco but the portuguese coast further south africa it's mostly dry of course. a 4 hour climb. for 4 minutes of practice. but to achieve their dream of becoming afghanistan's 1st ever winter an impi ends they will have to overcome many mountains. can be a path of hope and inspiration where the light shines witness on algiers their act of. mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera the world health organization says isolating testing treating and tracing every suspected case of coronavirus must be the backbone of the world's response to the pandemic called in all countries to implement cohesive strategies to slow down the epidemic. u.s. president donald trump says he will invoke the defense production act special powers ensuring the private sector can ramp up production of emergency medical supplies and response

baracoa on the atlas mountains in particular it is like sun storms or showers of rain rather than snow it's not as close it was a robot on the coast 70. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really wiping out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping damo trouble afloat right now critical debate sequel almost to school given the work of lawyers on 'd about this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning for a new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. more. order. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories more cases of chrono virus have now been confirmed in the us than anywhere in the world restaurant trump says he's committed to getting people back to work soon but that is against the advice of many of us medical experts china and united states say they're working together closely to fight the pandemic there's been tension after some chinese foreign ministry officials

as a temp is risen tripoli's a 24 tunis is to succeed in mystically and embarrass her on the atlas mountains in particular dislikes thunderstorms or showers of rain rather than snow is not because it was a real battle on the coast 70. join the global conversation to have the bubble to the people to expand their brains maybe have a different view this is a dialogue women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think and your conversation could be a law right here in the street we need to step away from gaming people are not necessarily game perfect this is a journey of progression not perfection on out to 0. over. and over again the top stories just the number of deaths from corona virus has surged in spain in the last 24 hours by 655 bringing the total there to over 4000. 712 new deaths have been recorded taking its debts will cost 8000. thailand's month long state of emergency has come into effect allowing the government to deploy the military to regulate the pub

when they went to casa banka in january 1943 he insisted on take him to see the sunset on the atlas mountains. he painted his one and only painting that he did during the war that day and gave it later to fdr. his reverence was sincere. but their relationship as you suggest became deeply strained, both for reasons that transcended their own personal relationship, the pain resulting, the pain that churchill felt as a result of britain's relative diminishment in power and influence, the discussions that fdr made, his ensues yans or seeming indifference to the threat that stalin posed, and then also i think a certain amount of perhaps irritation that had built up over the years, given all of the contentious arguments that they necessarily had to have, and the fact that their strategic interests diverged a lot more often than most people realized. i don't think we really know the exact reason why churchill didn't travel to roosevelt's funeral. i mean, i've heard differing opinions. some say well, the war was really coming to an end. churchill had no business leaving. but nobody traveled like wins

. >> and speaking of lafayette, michael mentioned the painting of the atlas mountains. that's the only painting that winston did during the war. and a quick plug, there's a wonderful exhibit of winston's artwork at the art museum on the university of louisiana lafayette campus that will be there for another month or so. it's named the hilliard art museum. i think seven of his paintings are there. are there any questions before our final break of the day? let's give michael bishop a wonderful round of applause for a wonderful talk. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> weeknights this week, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, we'll discuss the battle of ft. fisher. then timothy smith explores the 1863 battle of champion hill that was part of the vicksburg campaign. followed by jeffrey hunt, detailing the movements of general george mead and union forces through virginia. american history tv, tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> next, a panel of world war ii scholars looks

heat feel a little bit chilly but the cold stuff is probably has to be felt in morocco up in the atlas mountains are expecting some snow this current 11 to through. the mediterranean sir cross gibraltar and that will keep going the next 2 days then rain turkey into not just morocco but the portuguese coast further south in africa it's mostly dry of course. for. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run caverns in these cages you cannot have access to toilets or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and his fates tied to the beds 5 years after 1st highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part investigation into continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame hard to on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and we report on the big events that are going on but w

around the northwest of africa's more or less gone i've still got showers in the forecast from the atlas mountains to the low ground in tunisia where the temperatures are in the middle teens not the low teens anymore are in the low twenty's there for current bengazi and those temperatures are rising the still quite a breeze that runs down through sudan if i pick up truck to him in the forecast attempt is rising to 40 want to again she's come tuesday persistent sunshine but with changing strength of wind. full of struggles full of pleasure i mean a body that of christendom which of course i hope will be one of their battle dribbly out there are legalized only a hole in the ocean an intimate look at life in cuba getting out the door to each other carrying a gun i forgot to be a fixer but this is my cuba. on al-jazeera. a good winning programming from international film made comes out. that way al-jazeera sets the stage for egypt in the future will be the life of the lives a life of the ninety's dead everybody is the global x. but it's you getting we're going to let the planet go through ruin because

of the atlas mountains? the atlas mountains with my camels.am tomorrow. have a great day. thank you for watching, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 9am: an infant school in berkshire is the latest place to close, after one of its staff tests positive for coronavirus, bringing the number of confirmed cases in the uk to 23. labour calls for home secretary priti patel to attend the commons tomorrow, to explain allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff. it comes as the prime minister and his partner carrie symonds reveal their engagement and a new arrival, which is due at number ten in the early summer. in the us, democrat presidential candidatejoe biden wins his first primary in south carolina, boosting his chances of taking on donald trump in november's election.

saying for the last few weeks to be honest and curling into morocco you've got the blue in the atlas mountains and you've got the wind blowing in robots about he degrees dropping to 17 degrees and at the same time on the other side of north africa a strengthening wind from a storm system in the east to me again is starting to drop temperatures below 20 kyra and that chill be felt where dancer egypt back to you sir rob thank you so much for that small or weather from rob in our next use our but still ahead on this one the rest of the day's news and why democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders could struggle to win the hispanic vote in florida and what the world what you coronavirus a mosquito borne disease is gripping latin america those stories and the headlines in a moment. and actually some support as well shouldn't they get the support 2 of the world's biggest prizes delayed and in fact canceled out of a coronavirus that it's. coming up later with. the launch of what do i overdosed. but my sister saved me. a lot more or less she should with more from a legal god the reality of addicti