outside his shop in calgary chris standing prepares to pick up a load of dry past his routine has changed more in the past few months then during his 25 years in the trucking industry and with the corona virus still spreading across canada chris wants to keep his family and his clients safe. the company to make sure that we're wiping down 3 times a day in the truck and we're sterilizing her and every time we get in and out of the truck whether it's going into a client or just picking up a load in the pandemics early days for says hauling goods was a bit like driving into a freak storm a little scary and a little exciting at the same time he feels safer now as most businesses have introduced protocols to reduce face to face contact even so today chris has to enter a warehouse to sign paperwork and with workers coming in going social distancing is a challenge but the biggest risk he says is when filling up everything in the beginning that a lot of the major spread of call. for gasp on. that point i would talk to all my guy for make sure even when they're using the keypad make sure they put

has also led to random acts of kindness and brought out bollen tears to truck stops like this one calgary sikh community is one of many groups helping truckers across canada they give out around $100.00 meals a day they're really appreciated like we have a foreign call for numbers add up and they used to call us ahead of time so then be show up at the truck stop even on the highway even at the beer house where they're delivering trucking companies and associations are now worried by a huge increase in so-called empty miles this happens when there's no cargo to haul back home after making a delivery the cost of an operation is basically. increasing while the revenue generating aspect of the truck is decreasing and you can't pass on the cost to the customers because they're clearly hurting tough times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. well a hairstyle that fell out of favor many years ago is back in fashion in east africa thanks to the corona virus this hour on and kenya's capital nairobi is offering

outside his shop in calgary chris standing prepares to pick up a load of dry past his routine is changed more in the past few months then during his 25 years in the trucking industry and with the coronavirus still spreading across canada chris wants to keep his family and his clients safe we set up a company policy to make sure that that we're wiping down 3 times a day in the truck and we're sterilizing her hand every time we get in and out of the truck whether it's going into a client or just picking up a load in the pandemics early days says hauling goods was a bit like driving into a freak storm a little scary and a little exciting at the same time he feels safer now as most businesses have introduced protocols to reduce face to face contact even so today chris has to enter a warehouse to sign paperwork and with workers coming in going social distancing is a challenge but the biggest risk he says is when filling up everything in the beginning that a lot of the major spread of or 3rd out on. the board that would talk all of our guy for make sure even when they're using the keypad make

has also led to random acts of kindness and brought out baal in tears to truck stops like this one calgary sikh community is one of many groups helping truckers across canada they give out around 100 meals a day they're really appreciated like we have a foreign call for number sat up and they used to call us ahead of time so then you show up at the truck stop even on the highway even at the beer house where they're delivering trucking companies and associations are now worried by a huge increase in so-called empty miles this happens when there's no cargo to haul back home after making a delivery the cost of an operation is basically. increasing while the revenue generating aspect of the truck is decreasing and you can't pass on the cost to the customers because they're clearly hurting tough times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. sopping centers and hairdressers are reopening in turkey after nearly 2 months waiting korea's safety measures are in place with shopping mall customers checked for fevers

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jesus having the idea to fully resurrect and then say excuse me your co-pay i left my wallet and calgary >> and so those that are out there to how to adjust the inventory just the man in the suit telling of a color with the middle management process and then to ensure that every child got one and then they need to reach each color and far too long that honestly if you will not be thorough to go against the lord. >> the moral is i saved easter. but then with my little clipboard with the colors listed and the tally marks and i said it's nice to be reminded and for what we walked through as a person and then i read every once in a while that book readings. so i know i can't imagine any child would have gone to that easter egg hunt but i feel like i got less of the pie. it was also deeply important to me but today victory nonetheless to create a playing field where there is enough for everybody. >> that's a promise of church. and then to pull out some bread. >> with the politics and religion. and to feel this idea that when communities and marginalize people or whoever that gathered together

seep out across the northeast it's a sunny day certainly cooling off into canada just 7 degrees in calgary with more rain showers again some snow flurries to the mountains out tools west as well through the central plains. bodies on the arm to india's biggest the industry's stunt performers are in on the one on one ace plates the name and women risking it all for the bright lights of bali on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello there i'm the star and this is the news out live from coming up in the next 60 minutes reports from hong kong say beijing is set to impose sweeping new security doors and response to the mass protests over the past year. and rising death toll that these 84 people have now been killed after a powerful psycho smashes into bangladesh and india east coast.

this defiant sermon at calgary baptist church right outside baltimore. >> doesn't get to dictate to god'seople how they worship their god. god is the one that defined the parameters, god is the one that communicates his plan for his church, not egypt, and the closer we get to coming back, the more church we ought to be having, not less church. that's god's parameters. so i'm tearing up this cease and desist order right here, and i'm telling you right now, we are going to do it god's way! we're going to do it god's way, god tells us how to worship him, nobody else gets to do that. >> laura: batman, pastor stacy shiflett joins us now. that gave a lot of people goose bumps across the country who saw that video, what's the reaction been from the community and other faith leaders? i know you talk to them. >> it's been overwhelming, thank you for having me on your show, i'm a huge fan. i didn't plan on doing that, it wasn't scripted, i happen to have it in my hands and there's two things that get me passionate. one is the american flag and the other is the word of god. those two things have bee

he was in the 9th calgary regimen and in 1891 he was awarded the medal of honor. i believe his particular story, they were fighting in mexico, they were outnumbered about three to one, he exposed himself in what we call today, we call today, suppressive fire. to allow his comrade to survive that particular battle. but he is interpreted within this exhibition, you know, a story develops around artifacts, and so we actually own his medal of honor here at the smithsonian national museum of african-american culture. so we use thomas shaw's individual story to highlight the fact that 18 buffalo soldiers and several negro indian scouts. we say 18 buffalo soldiers were awarded medal of honor it was 14 buffalo soldiers and 4 seminole negro scouts and there were also 8 african-americans that were honored peace time medals of honor that served in the navy and six african-american awarded in the spanish-american war, five soldiers and one sailor. so we use thomas shaw's medal of honor as the artifact, and his image, to not just highlight him but the fact that african-america

the desecration threats against where dread was buried and and having to be moved out to calgary in an unmarked grave. when lynn jackson was five, they finally did a more clear. he is the -- and then -- so, the desecration as i understood it was about the fact that the civil war was his fault, for suing for pursuing for freedom. so in your opening remarks, i noticed that you're students -- i assume it is texas tech. >> new mexico state. >> oh, new mexico state. they did not mention dred scott or harriet beach or stow who was blamed for starting the war. >> lincoln, lincoln. >> yes, that is right. >> the little lady that started this. so, i was just curious about how it struck you and what you thought. >> i think, a couple of answers to that -- if you want to place blame, there are a lot of people to blame. i encourage my students not to look for blame. it is sort of useless. it is an useless exercise. i'm not sure that anybody cares what i think of his decision at this point. there are a number of ways to look at that. the chief person, if you want to blame somebody, you might blame el

the calgary zoo is sending two giant pandas back to china because it can't feed them.ions have limited the animals' bamboo supply. giant pandas eat about 90 pounds of bamboo each day. >>> in the battle of covid-19, face masks are essential. >> as so many of us get creative with mask fabrics and styles, health experts are warning not all masks are created equal. becky worley has some dos and don'ts. >> reporter: the plate, even the accessory. >> that's not always one size fits all. >> reporter: look online and you'll see instagram and etsy overflowing with them. big-name fashion brands customizing them. >> they fit most adults. small, medium, large, extra large, adjustable straps -- >> reporter: many touting the comfort and efficacy of masks for sale. cdc advising all masks should allow for breathing without restriction, fit snugly but comfortably, and include which can help prevent the spread of the virus. >> tightly woven cotton cloth. something approximating the weave of a bandana. not a looser weave like the material or knit a sweater is made out of. much too large.

morning on september 28th of that year and that month the 1974, they dismounted their horses these were calgaryto the canyon floor and remounted and charged into this massive village of the native americans. it is not a battle that had high casualty counts. it was more of a route. imagine waking up and you are laying there with your wife and your husband and your aunt, your grandmother, your children, all these people are with you. you wake up two armed soldiers attacking your town. what would you do? they did the only thing they could do, which was to fleet. they ran setting up a little pockets of resistance to try to hold off the soldiers long enough to escape. most of the native americans were successful in getting away but the problem was in their fight, they were not able to take very much with them. that gave the fourth cavalry enough forced to destroy their supplies and destroyed the bulk of their horse heard, which for the command cheese was the way of life. that is how you traveled that is how you fought, that was how you hunted. it was a big blow to their way of life. over the next fe

that shooting happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at calgary cemetery. police found an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound there. he had to be taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. >>> three people were hospitalized after a two alarm fire in antioch. that fire damage to homes in the garage on eighth street east of the old downtown area last night. the people hospitalized were being treated for smoke inhalation. six adults and three kids were displaced. the american red cross is working with the family. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> an estimated 2000 people rallied at the state capital to protest against the stay-at- home order in california. demonstrators came to sacramento yesterday in a protest they called liberty steps. they are demanding governor newsom immediately reopen california businesses and lift the state restrictions on business, religious and social gatherings. >> i went to my grandmother's house the other day and she couldn't even happen. i go to the church where my pastor married me and he ha

has also led to random acts of kindness and brought out bollen tears to truck stops like this one calgary sikh community is one of many groups helping truckers across canada they give out around 100 meals a day they're really appreciated like we have a form called for number set up and they used to call us ahead of time so then beat you up at the truck stop even on the highway even at the beer house where they're delivering trucking companies and associations are now worried by a huge increase in so-called empty miles this happens when there's no cargo to haul back home after making a delivery the cost of an operation is basically. increasing while the revenue generating aspect of the truck is decreasing and you can't pass on the cost to the customers because there are clearly hurting tough times ahead for these unsung heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada sopping centers and hairdressers are reopening and tricky after nearly 2 months but increased safety measures are in place with shopping mall customers checked for favors a