he demands an incredible amount from both his actors and his audiences the artist activist crisis boyer milorad on meet the artists are 21. next on. a city in ruins morocco a symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population but. when i asked fighters come to cloud the city president church's response was. this is not the kind of freedom that we want the philippines in the sights of ins. in 45 minutes on d. w. . what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 360 getting up now. this is this was what makes people panic when they work with me is that i might say to an activist play jesus or i might tell a child they have to play perfectly or tell an actor that i'm not going to give him any lines are telling what he should do and it was.

the school is located just below boyer for you called. 5 children attend the school 3 of them a sick today including ainus son and so just 3 people take part in lessons including teacher and berlin theseus magnhild. you know has to do is 1st to solve a marriage and elsewhere in europe children build forests round ways and castles here they work on erupting volcano as. that's just said good fairy it's very dangerous we can just count the ballots here the volcano could destroy everything here on this couple everything and the whole area oh oh oh yes it's very dangerous unfortunately leica. and then the teacher explains the evacuation plan which is issued by the authorities one of the meeting points around the minutes in volcano is here in hoff and everyone in the surrounding area has to go to the school immediately all icelanders a wound by text message or found call the teacher will be responsible for her pupils. she is dreading it you know that. i now has climbed his volcano over 300 times from the ring road below up to the summit. today he wants to know what it looks like at the top

pete: nate boyer during the army in 2005 and earned the distinguished green beret.e's deployed to iraq as a special forces in 2008 and served in afghanistan in 2014. while on active service he played the texas longhorns football team as a snapper for five years and was signed by the seattle seahawks in 2015 and is a 34 -year-old rookie. he founded merging vets and players where he dedicates his time to helping veterans and athletes transition their skills. welcome, dan, joey, nate and david. it's an honor to have you all here but let's get started. thank you for being here would like to talk about the real aspects of what warriors face on the battlefield and one of the biggest one is her memory the people that never came home and i think there are a lot of assumptions about how memorial day is observed. david, i'll start with you for you where the metal on or around emur neck and something that is a demonstration of our generation but how do you think about memorial day? >> memorial day, for me, as a day of inventory. what kind of man mi? did i live my life for thos

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threat to primary forests to answer this question the scientists 1st studies the past how often has boyer miikka been affected by bark beetle or drought for example in the last few centuries and how quickly was the forest able to recover their findings actually. we found out that the 2nd systems are well adapted and they can regenerate after this. the scientists data reveals that the forest has repeatedly been hit by disaster and yet suffered no lasting damage. pickel ash believes this amazing ability to regenerate is one of the key differences between primary forests and those money by human beings. differently these forests are more resilient than many commercial immanence forest. because even in cases of for high severity of large scale disturbances we can see in our data. at least several all to 3 survived even one for example where to disprove was disturbed the beach forest was still there and. the combination of the. species after this to. create. diverse composition of the future for. as yet make a national his team don't know if the regenerative power of these natural forest will

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also seen kind of pushing back against the primes industry saying hey look you called us a central boyer's but at least take the time to give us a safe working environment so we're not getting sick while we continue to make these bombs and i appreciate them sounding the alarm because right now i probably wouldn't consider them the most that work the most essential but since our government does they have to do what they have to do but just like we're fighting in all types of factories and other organizations and you know the wall. marts of the world and things like that they should be protected as well they have a right to that level of protection and to expect them to consistently make these weapons that we regularly use and to not have that protection. it's been said about us it does and it's interesting because the boeing they've got their problems the prime contractor for the missile sales to morocco and india as part of this big group there plan in st louis already had confirmed 15 cases a crow virus 15 a general electric plant in lynn massachusetts which is a prime contractor for this

i am fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead 10 days of mourning in spain for the thousands of people who've died from coronavirus cross wanted for genocide a decision is due in france on where a top suspect in the rwandan genocide should be tried. in britain. and 4 police officers are fired in the u.s. after the death of an unarmed black man that strayed gives new protests. thank you for joining us we begin in hong kong where more than 300 protesters have been arrested after a standoff with police in the heart of the city one of the. police used pepper spray to disperse crowds rallying against a bill that could see people jailed for mocking china's national anthem they were also demonstrating against a security law proposed by beijing activists insists it will mean the end of hong kong's freedom and rights but probe aging politicians say it's necessary to defend against what they call homegrown terrorism. i think people need to recognize that separate systems is based on our ability to poto national sovereignty security and developmental interests if we become

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come fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead china's parliament approves national security laws for hong kong despite protests in the financial and warnings from the us south korea reposes some restrictions after its biggest jump in corona virus cases in 7 weeks and the loneliness of my isolation we talk to some of the most vulnerable people drink around a fire song. just to me get all excited shine dancing to save make it worth something to keep you out there by. thank you very much for joining us protests have rocked the us city of minneapolis for the 2nd straight night after the death of a black man in police custody multiple fires were reported and several businesses have been looted large crowds in los angeles have also gathered demanding justice in the. anger turned to violence in minneapolis on wednesday night what started out as a protest against the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. culminated of firefighters battling to contain multiple blazes across the city shops were looted as thieves took advantage of the chaos. the violence and deliber

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fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from a global headquarters in doha also ahead. with more tension in hong kong pro-democracy politicians scuffle with those back in beijing inside on the mend getting a taste for business again after weeks of coronavirus long down bars and restaurants in its lee are reopening ahead of plan and dates the big part of tourism in kenya how coronavirus is affecting its wildlife reserve just. thank you very much for joining us we begin with some breaking news this hour and a jewish settler has been found guilty of a 2015 arson attack which killed a palestinian toddler and his parents the family were killed after the man fire bombed their home in the village of duma so this is a landmark decision in a case which has become a test of israeli security forces treatment of jews and palestinians let's go straight to our correspondent harry fawcett at the court in law and israel so a guilty verdict an important decision remind us for us harry how we got to this point today. for us this was one of the most controversial cases of any sort of jewi

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead hoping to explore test case within months we visit the rainy and that spot of the international push for solutions plus china is accused of discriminating against africans as water is coronavirus prevention measures and a game on south korea's baseball season kicks off as a country eases restrictions and we saw specials force. thank you very much for joining us it's being called a powerful and inspiring show of solidarity world leaders and donors have pledged $8000000000.00 for research into a vaccine and treatment for the coronavirus they promised a cash injection during a video conference on monday but the united states where almost 70000 people have died didn't take part join a whole report's. coronavirus is a way so the world must find ways to live with it better ways of testing for it more effective ways of treating it most importantly eventually a vaccine against it. the practice on many the goal is one to defeat this virus and virtual pledging conference aims to channel billions of dollars into the global respon

clum fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also ahead. remembering the war dead donald trump marks memorial day as a number of deaths from coronavirus in the u.s. edges closer to 100000 dying for an education the children in brooklyn a fossil caught up in conflicts that prevents them from going to school. and as people around the world are picked up at home because of the pandemic we take you to a part of qatar where red light is growing. thank you very much for joining us hong kong's leader is trying to ease fears about beijing's brand new security laws kerry has appealed for people to wait to see the details before they launch into another round of mass protests as a proposed laws are discussed behind closed doors insists imagist lation want trample on hong kong's rights and freedoms. we are very free society is sort of for the time being people have this freedom to say whatever they want to say but ultimately what is to be provided in this piece of legislation is for all of us to see in order to be assured that hong kong's freedoms wil

well i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha a vaccine within months is a prediction of president as he blames a chinese mistake for the pandemic the race is on to find the formula for immunity against the virus but it's an expensive and difficult process and brazil's president flouts social distancing measures again as infections keep rising in latin america's hardest hit countries. thank you very much for joining us it's been the worst hit country in europe with the highest coronavirus death toll outside of china but after 8 weeks in lockdown italy is beginning to ease restrictions imposed in response to the pandemic is just gone 10 am and the bustle is returning to the streets of its towns and cities this is the capital rome right now the government says measures will be east further if the infection rate continues to drop almost 30000 people have died in italy that speak to francesco john better tony who joins us from a smear line on skype thank you very much francesco for being with us so tell us exactly what's restarting to. day and how italian feeling about the

well i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also ahead there is a real risk trigger outbreak that you may not be able to control the u.s. scientists leading the coronavirus response warns against lifting restrictions too soon despite president tom's push to restart the economy as cover 1000 infections rise in brazil state governors protests against president jalal sanaa was decreed to reopen some businesses and uncertainty in sri lanka over bottom entry elections scheduled for next month in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. at. the end afghanistan's president ashraf ghani is blaming the taliban for an increase in violence $34.00 people including newborn babies were killed in 2 separate attacks president gandhi has ordered a military offensive against the taliban and other armed groups all but. the porter bill is spar repeated cool and from the international community to taliban have not reduced violence and instead they have increased their attacks in order to provide security for public places and the attacks and threats from the taliban and

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i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also ahead a growing dispute between australia and china over covert 19 and trade relations plus their fathers one of hundreds of people who've gone missing during their 5 year war in yemen we talked to a family seeking answers. donald trump has triggered a double dose of controversy as a number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. a process one and a half 1000000 the u.s. president distracting to make funding cuts the world health organization payment and less it commits to improve mints within 30 days he accuses a body of being a puppet of china to meet him to the w.h.o. came moments after he revealed his started taking a daily dose of a drug that health experts warn could have fatal side effects. as more. president donald trump is so confident in the drug he himself dubbed a game changer against covert 19 that he himself takes one pill of hydroxy chloroquine with zinc every morning i'm taking that hydroxycut work what went right have you with. a couple of weeks ago i started to get it because i think it's

so i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha with continuing coverage of the corn a virus crisis or vaccine within months is a prediction of president trump as he blames a chinese mistake for the pandemic and the race is on to find the formula for immunity against a virus but it's an expensive and difficult process and brazil's president flouts social distancing measures again as infections keep rising in latin america's hardest hit country. based spin the worst hit country in europe with the highest coronavirus death toll outside china but after 8 weeks of lockdown italy is beginning to ease restrictions imposed in response to the pandemic the bustle is returning to the streets of its towns and cities is a capital rome the government says measures will be east further if the infection rate continues to drop almost $30000.00 people have died in italy let's speak to francesco john best tony who is in milan on skype francesco's so what exactly is restarting today and how do italians feel about restrictions being eased. this is the phase 2 of the emergency beginning tod

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also coming up at least 26 people dead after a powerful psycho and smashes into bangladesh and india is east coast's. china's top advisory body to parliament is meeting ahead of what will be the largest political gathering this year the economy and hong kong are top of the agenda and brazil records its highest number of daily coronavirus cases and approves the use of an untimely leiria drug despite warnings about the risks. thank you very much for joining as i knew standoff could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over a shipment of millions of dollars of fuel 5 iranian oil tankers are just days away from arriving in venezuela to help ease your shortages said lexie o'brien has a report in the venezuelan capital caracas the queue at the petrol station can last for days or the import all important to get this is the richest country in the world and we should not be like this because there is wealth there is oil there is everything. the shortages have plagued venezuela for years ever since

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francis boyer. >> how do you do? we're seeing a really inspiring story. a story being written by american doctors throughout the world, carrying their healing art to people less fortunate than ourselves. and perhaps too many of us take for granted the equally inspiring story here at home, the story of the doctors who are making our own lives longer, happier ones. let me remind you of just a few things the medical profession has done for us right here in the united states. this is one of the new heart, lung machines. during operations on the heart, it acts as a detour, actually carrying the blood around the heart. this machine gives the surgeon a relatively dry, bloodless area in which to work and enables him to perform delicate heart operations hitherto impossible. here is a child crippled by polio, where once it was commonplace to see little children struggling in braces such as these, soon it will be a rare sight. today, thanks to the salk vaccine, paralytic polio is on the ropes. another example of what our doctors are doing for us. you may have read n

. >> we are looking at of verse tom boyer or traditional homebuyer, they want to feel a house and when you are looking at it online, it is kind of tough to do that. >> the governor has been dropping hints for days about more changes to the quarantine and it depends on the business angiography and local conditions. stay tuned for the update at 12 pm. in san mateo, kpix opening a county is free testing site in san rafael southeast of the 101 580 split. the doctors said it is not required that you need a note but unless you are an essential worker coming must have at least one symptom. the facility expects to be able to test of 2130 people per day. >>> sonoma county is opening two new testing sites tomorrow in santa rosa and petaluma. they will be free and open to anyone by appointment and a heads up if you live in fremont, testing site is now closed. the drive through site near the training center on stevenson boulevard was open for a month and it was initially budgat but the city was able to purchase more tests and the operations stayed open by an additional week. >>> doctors and some a

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and managing partner, brian rotella, and "washington times" legal affairs reporter and attorney alex boyeryou both. >> hey, mike. >> mike: let's start with our bride, exhibit a from the lawsuit without any certainty as the end date of the stay-at-home order, she is abl unable to repe for her wedding day, causing significant financial hardship and ruining her idyllic wedding plans to get married on a special anniversary. that i treasure would that opportunity now lostforeve. alex, what about the argument on her behalf? >> i believe with her situation, we hear that across the country, there is i know here in virginia that are having to postpone their wedding. unfortunately, in these types of situations, the governors have police power, so they are able to make these decisions, and typically courts look to see if they are reasonable and in good faith. since all states have these types of bands on wedding, i don't know if she will be successful. >> mike: full disclosure, i was supposed to be at the wedding at the jersey shore for a friend's daughter. brian, your thoughts? >> mike, nobody wants

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but charles boyer had a front row seat to that historic moment.nburg at the same time as the peace treaty was signed. we could see all the activity going on, part of our company, about half a dozen of the military police stayed with montgomerie for security reasons. but on the actual day, we knew peace was coming. it had been coming for three orfour was coming. it had been coming for three or four days that we were messing around, so when it came we celebrated. we didn't see any germans, who were ordered to stay at camp, but the streets were lined with displaced labour. they were all concerned about the russians coming. we didn't know, but we certainly told them they were not coming and they were ready to go home to wherever they lived. and then the ladies came out waving white flags and handkerchiefs, most of them bringing usa and handkerchiefs, most of them bringing us a cup of coffee, which we welcomed. they had quite a chat with us, the females, and we got the impression they were very glad it was all over, that they welcomed the peace treatie

but i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha also ahead there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control the u.s. scientists leading the koran.