used to have to boil the locked up bock using firewood. and stamp on it without heat to soften it. the electricity comes from a small hydroelectric power plant the government has been promoting them in this mountain region for years and giving loans to entrepreneurs and farmers so they can buy machines. to the power plant was installed and we got electricity i was in a better position economically and. i had lower labor costs so i was able to make a profit. and i could even save some money. when. the un appoint a mountain range in the himalayas overlooks the village of gun truck which lies at an elevation of 2000 meters this is where poor new groom lives and. the area has a lot of water. so it makes sense to install hydroelectric power plants which are relatively easy to build and are. and mentally friendly. government support for the hydro power projects is granted only to villages that agreed to pitch in. 10 years ago b d a big karma helped to build this power plant today she's the deputy manager. of. the village meanwhile has 9 of these power plants. each with a management board

the coronavirus pandemic but he did say postponing them is being considered as a possible scenario bock indicated a final decision will be made within the next 4 weeks of course the games are set to start on july 24th the i.o.c. and the host nation japan have been under increasing pressure to push back the start date sporting associations and athletes themselves they're concerned about health risks and the interruption to training schedules. see this all be our. entry to any list of surprises moustafa hold out. to give you some tips for you being here in the footsteps of all the great people came in during the most talented fleet street. playing. for a time i wanted to marry much of life in the beach and a good guy to specialise in gemini love making music where exactly. it was fun to learn a lot of our sculpture history. d.w. travel extremely worth a visit. schools closed because of the coronavirus playgrounds off limits and kids alone at home. that's it for us it's quite a rough go with the kids to be in command no concerts no theater no exhibitions and no job security of course human

the coronavirus pandemic but he did say postponing them is being considered as a possible scenario bock indicated a final decision will be made within the next 4 weeks of course the games are set to start on july 24th the i.o.c. and the host nation japan have been under increasing pressure to push back the start date sporting associations and athletes themselves they're concerned about health risks and the interruption to training schedules see the top of the hour. entry to any sort of surprises. oh it's. simply going to india in the footsteps of the great britain kind. hearted most.

president thomas bock himself gave an unscheduled statement this afternoon in which he made clear they he is known for being a man who can be defined that time and hard to waiver, and he very much wanted to get that across today. in truth, he been bounced into that to a certain extent by the comments of the japanese olympics minister earlier in the day who said that under the contract that tokyo's authorities have with the ioc, it is possible for those going to be delayed by several months towards the end of this year if required. bach didn't ta ke this year if required. bach didn't take any questions today so we couldn't learned what the potential plan b might be. or how late they could make a decision. a senior ioc member did say a decision can be left until as late as the end of may. but i think it gives you an insight into the difficulty that the ioc's insight into the difficulty that the ioc‘s leadership faces given the scale of the event that they are in charge of. well, let's hear from an athlete who is in quarantine at the moment remember cycling's uae tour was cancelled last w

he was named the leader of isis after we killed abu bock -- after we killed al-baghdadi last year. . we remain continued to defeat isis no matter who they designate as their leader. continuing on designations and our leadership, the department is sanctioning nine entities based in south africa, hong china, as well as three iranian individuals all for knowingly engaging in significant transactions for the purchase, acquisition sale transport or marketing of petrochemical products from iran, the largest leading state sponsor of terror. this includes the designation of iran armed forces, social security investment company and its director for using their resources to invest in sanctioned entities. i would like to mention today that in response to iran's regimes, the department of commerce is adding five iranian nuclear scientists to the entities list. these five individuals were involved in iran's pre-2004 nuclear weapons program, and continue to be employed by the regime to this day. after work on the plan was stopped, frank continued to preserve its records and its scientists includin

used to have to boil the locked up bock using firewood. and stamp on it without feet to soften it. the electricity comes from a small hydroelectric power plant the government has been promoting them in this mountain region for years and giving loans to entrepreneurs and farmers so they can buy machines. to the power plant was installed and we got electricity i was in a better position economically. i had lower labor costs so i was able to make a profit. and i could even save some money. the un appoint a mountain range in the himalayas overlooks the village of gun truck which lies at an elevation of 2000 meters this is where poor new groom lives. the area has a lot of water. so it makes sense to install hydroelectric power plants which are relatively easy to build and are. mentally friendly. government support for the hydro power projects is granted only to villages that agreed to pitch in. 10 years ago b d a bishop well karma helped to build this power plant today she's the deputy manager . of. the village meanwhile has 9 of these power plants. each with a management board and a ma

bock welch, the charismati who transformed general electric into america's most viable company, has diedt age 84. mr. welch ran the u.s. giantil from 1981 unt 2001. president trump tweeted that mr. welch was a business legend. u are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's ogram, yet another election in israel. voters are heading to the pods for the thime in a year, with benjamin netanyahu looking to hold onto power. laura: shocking new pictures have emerged of greek coast guard's shooting into the water and p usirol boats to push away dinghies full of migrants. here is jonah fischer. n jonah: ie eastern aegean, grant lives are bargaini chips, and she. -- cheap. this was filmed by the turkish coast guard, and shows greek boats trying to stop a pact dinghy of migrants brging europe. imagine the fear on board. unwanted by turkey or by greece. those are warning shots being fired at a flimsinflatable dinghy. not everyone makes it. just this morning, young migrant boy drowned when his dinghy, a different ohe, that size. is one of the rising number who have, wit' turkes en

likely to be useful for an act of terrorism copeland was earlier handed a 22 month prison sentence bock has now been cleared of the more serious tera charges as a matter of law personal experimentation and self education are lawful objects where we discuss the ruling with former police officer leaves beckett university law school senior researcher david gallo as well as human rights. obviously every case is different and we have to look at the facts of each case and this case the explosive substance that this 22 year old at that time perhaps even younger had made in in the unit in the garden shed in his house was just less than 10 grams of that substance my main question is why would anyone want to have explosives in the 1st place you know i look at it from from the the aspect of terrorism this country the u.k. faces a terrorist threat from 3 fronts there's a missed the extreme far right the neo nazis i don't lessons to give given this defense of experimentation and and education i think this over use and over expansion expansion of terror offenses i think this is a good at least a good

we also have interviews with doctors who de bock rumors and give advice on how to stay healthy. >>a little peek outside before we go checking in on as how did not me for that to arrive back in the there are reports of any major delays but it's a little windy out there. so we'll check in with john travel and take a look at your monday forecast coming up. vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will tak

we will give you poland, euless lobby, tacos a bock yeah, and yugoslavia,land, tackles a bach yeah, -- c and wevakia, hungary, will give you something. dr. citino: are you suggesting that is what happened that yalta ? >> kind of. dr. citino: i do not think there is any doubt that what was discussed at yalta can be characterized as realpolitik. poland for men to invade japan. people will do things for a quid pro quo. if that is all yalta was, than why all of the talk about the united nations? because the united nations is orthe sort of realpolitik the realistic view of foreign relations. it is that liberal view of for an relations that people cooperate with each other and are sometimes linked to surrender some of their sovereignty in the interest of the broader global community or the regional community. so what you have set is a pretty good characteristic. the westerns allied wanted some stuff. they got some stuff. stalin wanted some stuff. he got some stuff. i'm delivered late talking silly. elaborately talking silly. i am deliberately talking silly. i think a good foreign policy has

john r bock,est is president and ceo of trust for america's health. he mentioned serving as commissioner of public health for the commonwealth of massachusetts and as health commissioner in boston. thisboston globe" has headline. against a stealthy virus, a majority of residents are united in support of the severe restrictions. we are seeing that coast-to-coast. guest: we are. i think at first people were not sure what to expect. this is an unprecedented situation. call to take aggressive action and close essential businesses in many locations i think was somewhat confusing at first. i think many people in the public now have come to realize that this is a very serious threat to the health and well-being of the public and that we have to take collective action. we have seen in massachusetts is the governor has done a good job of educating the public, taking appropriate, evidence-based , relying heavily on public health leadership in that state. the public has come to realize those are the right steps and they are appreciative of having a governor gett

. >> and that's why, christine -- sorry, quickly the snap bock th snapback that you talk about looksevery day. who is going to rush out to go to a restaurant? when all this is lifted, there's the psychological adjustment that people will be making. >> what does the new normal look like, right some it's not going to be what we saw in february, right? or certainly what we saw last fall. so what will that look like? but there will be pentup demand and people going back to work and you will see an economy that will begin to heal. this has been a short and deep and drastic decline. now the big debate is what does it look like on the other side? there's no playbook for this. there is no playbook for this. this is not about normal profit loss statements of american countries. >> brace yourself everyone. top of the hour, new day continues right now. >>> we're about to have an explosion exponentially. i just want to make sure that everybody's focused here in washington. >> we are getting a lot of calls from patients with flu-like symptoms and a lot of the patients are really sick when we get

dozens of soldiers bocked up food at sacramento food bank on saturday. volunteers, many seniors, have stopped coming in because of shelter in place orders. but national guard troops are stepping to make sure the food gets to those who need it. >> it gives you a sensof serving your country because our country and the world is in need right now. and all of us needs to take a step back to know that we are in this together. >> in addition to helping food banks across the state, national guard soldiers are also offering medical support to passengers that were on the grand princess cruise ship. >>> san francisco is fast tracking the hiring of health care workers. officials are removing red tapein an effort to address a shortage of nurses. kpix5da lin reports. >> reporter: it's an invite only. applicants applied online and came to sf general for the enterviews. and some were given a conditional offer on the spot. >> helping people when they are at their worst, and when they need someone and being the person take care of them, that's a rewarding experience, and

and sport olympic boss thomas bock admits for the 1st time different scenarios are being considered for this year's usa swimming as far away as for the tokyo legs to be delayed by months. hello everyone they coronavirus pandemic it has hit another grim milestone the global death toll has now passed 11000 so the battle has governments worldwide imposing stricter on president. measures to stop the spread of the disease let's take you around the world now starting with germany which has just announced 15 new deaths and an increase in cases overnight by almost $3000.00 means we're looking at a total of over $16000.00 cases the united states it is closed its borders with both mexico and canada for all nonessential travel and tens of millions of americans have been told to stay at home in iran the coronavirus death toll was supposed 1500 there were 123 new deaths and yet this is interesting president hassan rouhani is considering lifting coronavirus restrictions by the beginning of april iran is one of the countries that have seen the worst of the pandemic so here's our team this hour john he

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john r bock,est is president and ceo of trust for america's health.mentioned serving as commissioner of public health for the commonwealth of massachusetts and as health commissioner in boston. thisboston globe" has headline. against a stealthy virus, a majority of residents are united in support of the severe restrictions. we are seeing that coast-to-coast. guest: we are. i think at first people were not sure what to expect. this is an unprecedented situation. call to take aggressive action and close essential businesses in many locations i think was somewhat confusing at first. i think many people in the public now have come to realize that this is a very serious threat to the health and well-being of the public and that we have to take collective action. we have seen in massachusetts is the governor has done a good job of educating the public, taking appropriate, evidence-based , relying heavily on public health leadership in that state. the public has come to realize those are the right steps and they are appreciative of having a governor getting

the virus, they may feel better a couple days later and they may think now i'm fine, i can wander bock back out into society. but those healthy people who had mild disease can still shed that virus for 14 days which means they could go back out and start this thing all over again. so, you know, you've got to address all of those pieces if you want that trend line in new york to change. can it change? absolutely. but that requires all of the people of new york working with the governor, working with the mayor to get the measures that they know. they're saying the right things, they understand this disease. >> doctor, thank you very much for being on with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >> and sharing your absolute expertise. so we've got a lot to talk to, we're going to get to kasie hunt about the legislation that was passed. i know you want to get -- >> i want to talk to reverend sharpton really quickly. reverend, the challenge here is that we're in the middle of a crisis, a humanitarian crisis and, again, the storm's coming on shore in new york city. and i remember after hurric