the surgeon general just went down, we're expanding on the big island. there is no reason that first responders could not have been tested before the surge. >> and i'll end with this, and i'm sure my time is almost up, there is continuing to be a disconnect of how things are represented in this committee in the u.s. congress and how things are felt on the ground. this was evident in february when we met with hhs and it continues to be the case here. we hear lots of triumphant entertainments with lots of data, but on the ground people still lack resources. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. so the administration's failure to confront this deadly pandemic has led to lost lives. there is still an urgent need to provide more support to our communities and i'm increasingly concerned that the funds appropriated thus far have not been handled as well as they could. they've been misused and mishandled. last month i wrote to vice president pence about a health system in my state that temporarily suspended covid testing for pa

would say that it's not only a few member states who did not we locate people from greece on the big island especially it's all of them so there were some in the states that said ok we take some unaccompanied minors but in the end we cannot say ok we have no unified positions on our son policy for quite a long time for 4 years that you can member states do not find a position in the commission as a position that you can find and has a position as u.p.a. member states are not able to find a unified position and they are also not able to see said when you have conditions where there is not enough water where there is no education because the children where there is no fire protection system that they can test if you will happen and so it's somebody you have to react so it's like responsibility not from the you can do when you're in and the others it's their responsibility for everybody who has the possibility to have do you know who is going to take responsibility for these migrants now. what i have from today is pretty shocking actually so yesterday at night received. some friends and i said

would say that it's not only a few member states who did not we locate people from greece on the big island especially it's all of them so there were some member states that said ok we take some on account in my notes but in the end we. cannot say ok we have no unified positions on our side and policy for quite a long time for 4 years the european member states do not find a position in the commission as a position that you can find and has a position n.c.p. member states are not able to find a unified position and they are also not able to see that when you have conditions where there is not enough water where there is no education for the children where there is no tie of protection system that they could test if you would happen and so it's somebody had to react so it's like responsibility not from the u.p.a. union and the others it's their responsibility people everybody who has the. possibility to have do you know who is going to take responsibility for these migrants now. what i have from today is pretty shocking actually so yesterday at night i received some photos from some friends

mission impossible as you say we see concrete beyond the island of crete which is a big island in archy only you were mentioning this family we see refugees in cali it's not their middle town greece where which was hit by floods and where refugees are right on the ends of these people lie to me and we shout i'm going to give you the last word. so let's take this by their word solidarity and responsibility this is what we need but in a couldn't create way meaning that integration has to happen in greece relocation has to happen in europe but let's be responsible and be sure that signs returns well happy these days i don't contact or force for those not in need of international protection thank you i really appreciate it this is a difficult topic i pretty well for jumping in on this conversation to be continued since watching everybody i see next. police say she has mental disease because 50 instead of only deaths of children. that she. has lacked to speak and childhood education. she. believes you just see. the cease. fire. on the counter in the cost brazil's economic meltdown cupboard $

mission impossible as you say we see concrete beyond the island of crete which is a big island. the only you were mentioning this family we see refugees in canada another middletown. where which was hit by floods and where refugees are right on the ends of these people lie to me and we shout i'm going to give you the last word . so let's say that it's by their words solidarity and responsibility this is what we need but in a couldn't create way meaning that integration has to happen in greece relocation has to happen in europe but let's be responsible and be sure that all show signs returns well happy these days i don't go on thank you aberforth for those not in need of international protection thank the media it is a difficult topic i pretty well for jumping in on this conversation to be continued since watching everybody i see next. move out of his parents' house after he got married he says he found more space to begin discussing after a run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and health but the israeli government said the key was to be const

mission impossible as you say we can create the on the island of crete which is a big island in archaeology were mentioning this family we see refugees in canada another middletown. where which was hit by floods and where refugees are right on the ends of these people lie to me and we shout i'm going to give you the last word . so let's say that is why there weren't so i married young responsibility this is what we need but in a couldn't creech way meaning that integration has to happen in greece relocation has to happen in europe but let's be responsible and be sure that signs returns well happy these days i don't aberforth for those not in need of international protection thank god media appreciate it this is a difficult topic i pretty each of us wealth of jumping in on this conversation to be continued since watching everybody i see makes. business leaders just want to buy no brass power. business leaders just want to buy no brass power. overthrown and exiled their point again saying if you all thought this race meeting you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of mad

would say that it's not only a few member states who did not we locate people from greece on the big island especially it's all of them so there were some in the states that said ok we take some unaccompanied 9 outs but in the end we cannot say ok we have no unified positions on our side and policy for quite a long time for 4 years so you can member states do not find a position in the commission as a position that you can find and has a position and sleepy member states are not able to find a unified position and they are also not able to see said when you have conditions where there's not enough water where there is no education for the children where there is no fire protection system that they could test if you would have an answer and somebody had to react so it's like responsibility not from the u.p.a. union and the others it's their responsibility to everybody who has the possibility to have do you know who is going to take responsibility for these migrants now. what i have from today is pretty shocking actually so yesterday at night i received some photos from some friends and i sai

get to live all alone on a beautiful island located between corsica and sardinia you're surrounded by nature and you're only task is to protect the famous beaches of big italian island well the man in our next reports took on the dream job of island guardian for over 30 years but now he's been ordered to leave although his job is nonce unimportance very. well you can't come in here because you see the red boys. around he is able to drive these 2 would be intruders away. if i were to your they'd already be lying on the beach. would follow their lead in the whole place was full of people like used to be. morandi is defending this. on the island one of the most famous speeches on the mediterranean it's paying sand it's unique. and around he has been caring for this natural wonder for over 3 decades he got stranded here back in 1909 while heading for the atlantic in his path to. marandi happened upon the little islands between corsican sardinia quite by accident. he's living here on his own and watched over the jelly ever since 81 he's still almost comically self-sufficient ready. when i came to the island i couldn't even change a light bulb. but here i w

it's a big day for the students. the island discs just a few 100 metres away but a few have been here before. and. there is plastic everywhere swept up by the time it's garbage from come on to but also from farther away. and the 1st real start with the clean up you know nor that there is no solution right now we're not going to grandma's explains the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. you know over the devoid of corn day not. guarded. so every month quarter that were there any would i meant. the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage. plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here. it doesn't take long before the students understand what parlay is trying to explain. the have. to go on throw 1st came to this. boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not to through anything. something it's. just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected. good morning everybody each sack weighs

it's a big day for the students. the island is just a few 100 metres away but few have been here before. there is plastic everywhere swept up by the time it's garbage from come on do but also from farther away. i mean. first we'll start with the clean up you know nor that there is no solution for this right now. explains the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. yet over the board of corn. guarded. so if one of them were there any would have meant. the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage. plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the blood this garbage stays here. it doesn't take long before the students understand what parlay is trying to explain. the have to take a look i wonder when you go on throw 1st it came to this the. boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not through through anything. something. after just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected. good morning everybody each sack weighs about

san francisco is a big heat island with the infrastructure in place and all that pavement out there,just kind of absorbs the sun's heat. doesn't reflect it. giving you a look at some of the afternoon highs. i put asterix next to where we will tie or break a record today. the national weather service doesn't keep records for everybody so even more than what's on this graphic. 90 expected in san francisco. 90 in oakland. 108 in san jose. the hotspot today will be 112 in livermore. fearful also expected to hit 112. temperatures will start to cool as we get into the bay area tuesday and beyond. the extent forecaster moment but let's check on the air quality expected for today. unhealthy for the sensitive groups. is bay, seppi moderate to slightly unhealthy for the rest of us. extended forecast coming up in a bit. >>> still to come, getting children back into the classroom across the bay area. the one county were in pursing learning for more than a dozen schools could start as early as tomorrow. >>> traffic moving very slowly on the golden gate bridge. this is in both directions north and

it's a big day for the students. the island just just a few 100 metres away but few have been here before. there's plastic everywhere swept up by the tide garbage from come on do but also from farther away i know all about 1st we'll start with the clean up you know nor that there is no solution for this right now we're not going to grandma's explains the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. yet over the board of corn day in order to guard it it's you know it's so every month quarter that was there any what i meant and. the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here it doesn't take long before the students understand what parly is trying to explain. the have to pay over the environmental on. go 1st it came to this. for a day and so. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well enough to pull some thanks. after just one hour of the bags are full. only pet bottles

you think we're going to start to see a big rush of travelers heading to the islands? start to see a big rush in bookings to the islands, especially for the holidays, because the prices are so low. but this say bout the third time they've changed that ruling. so i think travelers still have to be a little bit patient and be flexible enough to cancel or change their trips if it gets pushed beak even further. >> yeah, a hawaiian getaway for the holidays doesn't sound too bad to me. >> no. >> you just got back from turkey not long ago, and this was your third trip abroad since the covid-19 outbreak began worldwide. what are some of the sort of lessons that you've learned about how to keep yourself as safe as possible when you're flying? >> well, i think it's really important that every traveler speak to their doctor, and make sure that you're healthy enough to travel, and even if a country doesn't require testing upon arrival, i still like to get tested before i travel, and after, just to make sure that i'm not spreading anything. but in choosing these few destinations, y

the hold up well look at this very concrete problem here we have 12000 people on one greek island lesbos and the big question is why are we keeping them on the island. until 6 months ago we had the un turkey had an agreement and the idea was people arrive you assess whether they need protection in europe and if they don't need protection europe their return to turkey if they do need protection they have moved off the island to the mainland but the trouble is that since 6 months we have no agreement of turkey turkey is not taking anyone back the e.u. is not and greece are not negotiating with turkey so these people are actually now on the island of arrive end of 200-1000 they are stuck there it's not clear how much longer we want to keep them and i answer to the question of why they are there that suggests itself is that they are terrorists pawns in a game of deterrence simply to show how bad things are and europe ok so again we heard one of the european commission is this say well now it is time for us to do something has anything changed to make a new migration an asylum policy more likely to be ag

well look at this very concrete problem here we have 12000 people on one greek island lesbos and the big question is why are we keeping them on the island. until 6 months ago we had the un turkey had an agreement and the idea was people arrive you assess whether they need protection in europe and if they don't need protection europe their return to turkey if they do need protection they have moved off the island to the mainland but the trouble is that since 6 months we have no agreement of turkey turkey is not taking anyone back to e.u. is not greece are not negotiating with turkey so these people are actually now on the island of arrived end of 200-1000 they are stuck there it's not clear how much longer we want to keep them and i answer to the question of why they are there that suggests itself is that they are terrorists pawns in a game of deterrence simply to show how bad things are and europe ok so again we heard one of the european commission is this say well now it is time for us to do something has anything changed to make a new migration an asylum policy more likely to be agreed

the surgeon general just went down, we're expanding on the big island. there is no reason that first responders could not have been tested before the surge. >> and i'll end with this, and i'm sure my time is almost up, there is continuing to by a disconnect of how things are represented in this committee in the u.s. congress and how things are felt on the ground. this was evident in february when we met with hhs and it continues to be the case here. we hear lots of triumphant entertainments with lots of data, but on the ground people still lack res. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. so, the administration's failure to confront this deadly pandemic has led to lost lives. there is still an urgent need to provide more support to our communities and i'm increasingly concerned that the funds appropriated thus far have not been handled as well as they could. they've been misused and miss handled. last month i wrote to vice president pence about a health system in my state that temporarily suspended covid testing for patie

very happy to work with hawaii and they surgeon general just went down and were expanding on the big island. there is no reason that the first responders could not have been tested before the search. it. >> willow and with this because my time is a must up. continues to be a disconnect with how things are represented in this committee and in the united states congress. how things are felt on the ground. c this was evident in february when we met with hhs and it seems to be the case with triumphant statements. but on the ground, people still lack resources. thank you mr. chairman. >> senator baldwin . >> think mr. chairman. the administration's failure to confront this deadly pandemic is led to lost lives. there is still in urgent need to provide more support to our communities. i'm increasingly concerned the fund is appropriated thus far have not been handled as well as they could. they been misused and mishandled. thus month i wrote to vice president pets about a system in my stateul temporarily suspended testing for patients undergoing surgery. because of supply shortages. i heard from as

construct on top of this you have a political conflict between those 2 entities on the island of ireland and the big concern of the e.u. but of many people on the island of ireland of course is that this political conflict was which has cost many people dying could come up again if indeed this common border would be under threat and if the u.k. drops out this would be the case. if the u.k. does scrap the withdrawal agreement with the e.u. house is likely to go down with the british public. well boris johnson was elected on the ticket off that. easy off unready is what he said and this is why the british public voted for him he was optimistic and fresh face and they run to. me that they wanted solution for bradford so that he now says well actually you have no deal with all the economic consequences of this brings mostly for the u.k. that will make some people wonder what does he really mean when he said that the brits would be very very people will be wondering. you know he was telling the truth at that time what has changed in the hall for a year when he said it was going to be easy and now it's ju

it's a big day for the students. the island just just a few 100 metres away but few have been here before. there's plastic everywhere swept up by the time it's garbage from come on do but also from farther away. first we'll start with the clean up you know nor that there is no solution. no money and i'm going to. explain the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. yeah over the board of corn not. guarded. so every month quarter the word there anyone. in the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here. it doesn't take long before the students understand what harley is trying to explain. the have to pay overthrowing very much and go on a row 1st they came to this city or boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not through through anything something. just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected. good morning everybody each sack weighs abou

you have poor families and poor students are already able to get education but there where that island is big built it's built on real it's by corner it's over it's preparation you have the establishment the yellow shirts the people who are rich and then you have the chorus that now are those the poor as i get it you titian social media is driving young people one equality for everyone they want to have opportunities for everyone they want social services for everyone they would they don't want to just for the establishment and what is the reach talking is that you have the well educated people quasi party of the establishment who don't want things to change and who are very well aware of the inequalities of the country so that's why the fact that students are leading the way for change and the fact that students are in the streets calling for democracy and calling for free speech it's because they want a better future for themselves and they want everybody to be heard not only the rich ones not only the kids of rich ones not only the establishment they want everybody to hear be heard kids fr

it's a big day for the students. the island is just a few 100 metres away but few have been here before. from further away. and the 1st real start with the clean up you know not that there's no solution right now we're not going to grandma's explains the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. yeah over the board of 40 cornbury not. guarded it's so a remote quarter that were there any wood i meant and. the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here it doesn't take long before the students understand what parly is trying to explain. the have to take a look at what i'm going to go on to throw 1st it came to this or boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not truth when you pull something. after just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected you didn't want to get rid of each sack weighs about 40 kilos. harley organizes a competition among

it's a big deal for them on the island as well a lot at stake we're across it after this break. join me every day. and i'll be speaking to the world of sport i'm sure i'll see you then. lead. the big stories today an israeli delegation is in the u.s. to sign peace deals with bahrain and the united arab emirates well many welcome the move to normalize relations with israel palestine though not at all happy it says it's been stabbed in the it says the deals won't change the essence of the israeli palestinian conflict he's kind of mope and takes a closer look. it will happen at the white house israel bought rain and the united arab emirates will be at a signing ceremony with donald trump taking center stage is it ministration is touting this as a historic breakthrough and paving the way for peace in a region plagued by conflict this is a truly historic day we hope that this will start an even more historic journey for the middle east and beyond was a historic deal and the 1st such deal in over 2 decades but do agreements like this really help solve the israel palestine conflict that

if you look at a country like new zealand, relatively remote from other big centres around the world, an islandn, small, low population, you could say that those things played to its advantage, but new zealand instituted a travel ban on february the 3rd. this was before they had a single case of covid in the country. as soon as they got around about 50, 100 cases, i think, they had a nationwide lockdown. they acted quickly and they acted sure—footedly. if you look at a country like sweden, much bigger population, nowhere near as big as the uk, but there they decided not to have a nationwide lockdown but instead have social distancing rules, that kind of thing, they kept the schools open, businesses open and they had a high mortality rate at the beginning, but in comparison now to other countries, that mortality rate is looking fairly good. so you have two comparisons there with two very different countries which chose different ways of approaching this and it seems to have worked. i think what the problem has been for the united kingdom, for other countries in europe and particularly the united

it's a big day for the students. the island is just a few 100 metres away but if you have been here before. there's plastic everywhere swept up by the tide it's garbage from come on do but also from farther away i know and i'm up 1st real start with the clean up we owe nor that there is no solution for this right now we're not going to grandma's explains the different kinds of plastic and which ones are recyclable. yet over the board of corn day not. guarded it's you know so every month quarter that were there any wood i meant and. the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the blood this garbage stays here. it doesn't take long before the students understand what harley is trying to explain. the have it can both go environmental on. pro 1st it came to this the. boy he. is it is sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not to through everything. some thanks. after just one hour of the bags are full. only pet bottles a

james was the only real town on the island and that was saint james strang and kings highway was the really only biglack coat on the island and that was the kings highway that he ordered his people so you really feel it in more than that exists in you can see this in his book because donovan will go there and experience that kind of writer in the best way possible. i just don't, like i wanted to see it and it didn't, it didn't affect the book any profound way but i wanted to be. >> surely you have a video or you're putting yourself in your historical imagination into the place in subtle ways and you have a sense of the distance between the north end of the island where st. james and the south end of the island where fishermen who are in revolt sai- >> it is like what you did with moby doc. the bestseller highly acclaimed book which is amazing but it is about, i don't know how many rubber ducks they get released into the ocean and where they all wind up but it is about many of the things in that way that donovan was talking about and i would hope wonderfully digressive and if you don't like it it's a

expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins of some of the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business smuggling you say when they go take the say they're in the sand is more fair to say this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound walls at this time on al jazeera. the 2 men behind super 30 could hardly have more different backgrounds their partnership might seem unlikely but it works and we understand each other. there's certain things which we have in common and that's what makes us work together. to do something for the poor to people be pretty who have not had so much latent heat he is also one person who did not have much in place unlike me. you know. at the end of these hot april day this is leaving the exams and. for the soup with the burden is now lifted. later that evening they assemble for a de-brief with. it out and he wants to know how they think they've scored madam if they've been there but. 60 percent. drop on a limb a child will kill y

well look at this very concrete problem here we have 12000 people on one greek island lesbos and the big question is why are we keeping them on the island. until 6 months ago we had the un turkey had an agreement and the idea was people arrive you assess whether they need protection in europe and if they don't need protection europe their return to turkey if they do need protection they are moved off the island to the mainland but the trouble is that since 6 months we have no agreement of turkey turkey is not taking anyone back to e.u. is not in greece are not negotiating with turkey so these people are actually now on the island of arrived end of 200-1000 they are stuck there it's not clear how much longer we want to keep them and answer to the question of why they're there that suggests itself is that they are terrorists pawns in a game of deterrence simply to show how bad things are and europe ok so again we heard one of the european commission is this say well now it is time for us to do something has anything changed to make a new migration an asylum policy more likely to be agreed

good shot because the same people who voted against me like me now you know i won up state big, i won long islandthe outside of the little circle in the middle, which is crazy because i built so many things there, but outside of that circle -- and i said it the other day, i can't believe these people are happy. i can't believe they're happy, but you have to understand a lot of people are leaving. because of de blasio and because of cuomo, they are fleeing new york. >> laura: ground zero for covid there and you seem to have a good working relationship with andrew cuomo during the covid -- the height of the covid pandemic. >> president trump: i gave him more than he asked for and all they are as nasty. >> laura: yeah, but now is coming after you saying it's your mismanagement that's gotten us into this mess. what do you -- how do you -- >> president trump: the good news is he hasn't gotten very far with that. killed 11,000 people with bad decisions on nursing homes. he's the number one state in the country by far for death. probably, you know, world for death. you take new york out of the equation

through mercury and emeryville and early problems on the span of the bay bridge caused big backups at treasure island and now back to the toll plaza and the berkeley curve and the rest of the approach through contra costa county looks great with typical slow spots like castro valley and vallejo, back to you. >> thanks, mike. that is what is happening on the ground. what is happening in the air? the smoke from so many fires making for ominous skies across the bay area. we have live team coverage for you. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is tracking now what is a deadly fire in oroville and let's check in with bob redell live in dublin on this record run of spare the air days, bob. >> and, laura, you'll recall 30 minutes agdublin. i was showing you westbound 580. now you can't see anything. the visibility has already gotten much worse. but when we were able to see the headlig headlights, we were able to see the orange glow to it like we saw yesterday. we are presuming we are going to see the orange skies. today as you mention, another spare the air day and one tomorrow. the number 24 and 25 in a row bre

going to improve and expedia 8 and then let's say for the fasten their move off this island i think that's still a big question mark i forgotten crisis but certainly we're going to be covering it here on al-jazeera with you stephanie decker live there on a less false island in greece. now u.s. president donald trump has contradicted a top health official on the timing of a coronavirus vaccine the director of the tend to so disease control says it's highly unlikely one would be available to most americans until next summer but trump says robert redfield is just confused and insists a vaccine will be ready before the election mike hanna has our report from washington the c.d.c. director period before a senate committee and emphasized the importance of wearing a mask and i might even go so far as to say that this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against covert than when i take a covert vaccine because the imminent unicity may be 70 percent and if i don't get an immune response the vaccine started to reject me this facemask will on the subject of a vaccine with field said one could become availa

big progress. the inhabitants of lesbos don't want it to be an island for refugees any more they repeatedly set up roadblocks they don't want to 2nd moria and say the refugees should leave their island my rehab so my docky lives in moria their teacher experienced firsthand how her neighborhood became radicalized at 1st many welcomed refugees but then the mood changed. to get all over time things happened. there were thefts and the refugees burned the olive trees for firewood. yes then public opinion changed. so much. fun like many in her village maria up some a doc is still has compassion with the refugees she and a friend donated food to be distributed to them but they both agree that it can't continue like this. mr rosenthal with the. all of 4 totally disappointed. this is all these years we've heard talk of sympathy and support more to come to the cause. that the only thing people are trying to do is make greece and especially the islands of the east a g.m. and a location for a permanent refugee camp hoarders more news perseverant to madonna started. the refugees don't want to be cooped up in a

love island, the big moneymaker the past few years. those kind of event shows have been postponed.g revenues. there is also been quite a bit on itv givenation the ownership by liberty global, around 10% of the stock. there has been speculation it could become a takeover. that has not happened. has knocked the wind out of their sales. ae company is likely to be discount home where company which basically says two things. people are spending more time at thosend also looking for budget, benefiting the budget part of the sector. anna: i do not think i remember a time when we were not talking about itv as a takeover target. now, minutes away from the market open, next, we will get your stocks to watch, including credit suisse after switzerland's financial regulator begins proceedings against the bank. ♪ against the bank. ♪ anna: welcome back to "the european market open." let's get the stocks we are watching this morning. not a great deal of earnings. plenty of stories to trade around. let us start with problems at credit suisse they hoped they had put behind them. quick that is right.

of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business smuggling sample it will take to sit there until the sand is are fairly good to see this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sand walls at this time on al jazeera. and. al jazeera where every. day. the u.s. president talks law and order here in the city where jacob blake was shot in the back by police creating more division with protesters he calls and t. american. civil rommany watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up china's military ambitions sparks concern in the us us a pentagon report warns of beijing's plans to double its nuclear stockpile. also the c'mere rouge commander who oversaw the torture and killing of.

island all 100 square miles and six counts of it, is incredibly diverse. your vacation can be whatever it is you want it to be. obama, aclinton and big part of their time on the island was playing golf with their other well-known summer residents like vernon jordan or steph curry or alonzo mourning or with locals who were lucky enough to get invited. there was even one epic moment during one of obama's later vacations when bill clinton joined him. you can imagine what the press and secret service entourage at the golf course was like that day. obama's clintons and liked to go out to dinner with friends and liked to be seen visiting some of the local shops. the twoh frequented independent bookstores. they stopped for ice cream had mad martha's -- ice cream at mad martha's. the obamas perused the overcrowded and diverse shelves at allie's general store, which had been in business since the 1860's. the twod, each of multiples spent summers on the vineyard and had their own distinctive vacationing style. , as would surprise nobody who followed his presidency, loved to get out among the people of martha's vineyard, whether at the fences o

of the island is a dynamic procedure which had started there a few months ago after the firing more yeah there are more collective efforts from the competent authorities in order for all lead to big baby to be transferred from the greek the an island to the mainland these are the lucky refugees who've survived dangerous crossings over land and sea crossing. and that alone has taken them years to reach the european mainland and receive asylum and they have years to go before they learn european languages and skills and finally integrate themselves into the workforce the government has drawn down island refugee populations by 40 percent since the beginning of the year but $23000.00 remain there the government says it plans to move all of them to the mainland by christmas but it hasn't said where they will go or how it will help them begin their lives. tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate from a new wave of wildfires in northern california a state of emergency has been declared in 3 counties including the famed wind regions of napa and sonoma further north 3 people were killed in a separate file but in the total number of deaths this year to $29.00 more than $100

big progress. the inhabitants of lesbos don't want it to be an island for refugees any more they repeatedly set up roadblocks they don't want to 2nd moria and say the refugees should leave their island my rehab so my docky lives in moria their teacher experienced firsthand how her neighborhood became radicalized at 1st many welcomed refugees but then the mood changed. to get all over time. things happened. there were thefts and the refugees burned the olive trees for firewood. yes then public opinion changed. he. said. unlike many in her village maria up so my doc is still has compassion with the refugees she and her friend donated food to be distributed to them but they both agree that it can't continue like this. you must. all of more totally disappointed. as this is all these years we've heard talk of sympathy and support and more we've come to the conclusion that the only thing people are trying to do is make greece and especially the islands of the east a g.m. and a location for a permanent refugee camp. the refugees don't want to be cooped up in a camp again either but continue on to the res

big money started pouring in via offshore companies based in the british virgin islands.ds donated that year. elad did not comment on whether tourism was a way he speaks hebrew. elad did not comment on whether tourism was a way to enable morejewish settlement in the area. in 1967, during the six day war, israel occupied the west bank in eastjerusalem. very soon after the war, israel extended israeli law to the area of eastjerusalem, and in 1980, the israeli government move to formally bring the whole ofjerusalem and its holy sites under its control. there are 220,000 jewish settlers in east jerusalem, living among at least 3a1,000 palestinians. under international law, the area is considered to be occupied territory, and the settlements are deemed illegal. israel does not accept this view, and neither does the trump administration. hagit ofran has been opposing settlements for years as part of the organisation peace now. she speaks own language. this family live right next door to elad's city of david. they even share a fence. she speaks arabic. she is at their home for a

of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and literally vanish it's a big business smuggling stamp when they go to take the sale there in the sand is fair to say this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound was at this time on al-jazeera. the u.s. president takes his law and order message to the city where jacob blake was shot 7 times by police. all to hell just 0 life from a headquarters in doha i'm dating navigate also ahead. demanding a new levanon demonstrators denounce their leaders as the french president visits to push for urgent political change. colombia left same months long travel ban and allows restaurants to.

there is flooding, it doesn't look catastrophic here, but this is a big county and this is a barrier island and people here are isolated. they can't leave the island because the bridges are closed, they won't be able to leave until the wind goes under 40 miles an hour. but there's flooding. and what we haven't seen so far, we haven't been able to go around the entire island but what we have seen so far is immense flooding but not catastrophic flooding. that being said, we don't know what the rest of the day will bring out as they continue to search. most important thing to find out as this day goes on, if people have been hurt or people killed. so far no reports, but it's still early. we hope for the best. alisyn? >> okay, gary, i don't know if you can hear me, but thank you very much for all of that. obviously, stay safe. we'll check back with you. gary said he took a walk around, i think the wind pushed him around. >> the duration is a concern, the rain is coming down ferociously and not about to start. we'll get back to him as soon as we can. >>> all right, president trump facing questio