locals who believe the statues carry the spirits of the island's ancestors the driver who is an easter island resident is and police custody about a 1000 at the statue's dot the pacific island which is 4000 kilometers off the coast of chile there are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news throughout the day in the meantime we're going to hand it over to women make science. al-jazeera well it's remarkable refugee journey from the treacherous. emmanuel. child soldiers. is where you become a child this is where i came. to the from syria creating play this is the one thing that i know that god has gifted do is a hard road from home music and fashion on. is going to be. ok. and then. and when we.

the statues are revered as carrying the spirits of the island's ancestors the driver who is an easter island resident is now in police custody about a 1000 of these statues dollar pacific island which lies 4000 kilometers off the coast of chile. want to recap the headlines here now before a ceasefire is come into effect in syria's rebel held province of idlib turkey and russia agree to this is sation a fighting after 6 hours of talks between the 2 presidents in moscow they back opposing sides in the syrian conflict the fighting has been escalating in recent weeks. during the course of our negotiations we've agreed on an international memorandum and we believe this will pave the way for further cooperation to put an end to the suffering of syrian civilians and create the conditions for a peaceful settlement of the syrian conflict tonight at midnight we're going to declare a cease fire to make it sustainable all work will be done affectively and rapidly i must to into the humanitarian crisis in the region all the syrian people who need help without discrimination will be given i and all the di

anger with a statue is revered as carrying the spirits of the island's ancestors the driver was an easter island resident is in police custody $1000.00 of the statue's dot the pacific island 4000 kilometers of the coast of chile. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a cease fire in syria's edler province has come into effect the deal came of the talks between russian president vladimir putin and turkey's leader richard type 31 . new cases of corona virus have risen significantly in parts of europe more deaths were reported in italy the netherlands france and the u.k. on thursday several public events have been canceled and schools in italy are closed for at least 10 days and the u.s. senate has approved an $8300000000.00 funding bill to combat the spread of the virus 12 people have died across the country a state of emergency is in place in california and washington state where the deaths of occurred 3 and a half 1000 people stranded on a cruise ship of some francisco after a passenger had been on board died from the virus elizabeth warren has ended her 2020 bid for the white house

of it is carrying the for carrying the spirits of the island's ancestors the driver who is an easter island resident is now in police custody about a 1000 of these statues dot the pacific island 4000 kilometers his off the coast of chile. with the news out live from london going to bring you all the sports i shortly hosts australia with with insight of a 5th t 20 world cup title that story and well coming up with andy. rooney. and he's here now with sports. thank you so much myron rolle india have reached the final of the women's say 20 world cup for the 1st time ever they reached sunday's title decider against australia in somewhat bizarre circumstances. over the firings were able to celebrate without a single ball being bowled in the semifinal against england heavy rain washed out the match in sydney and there was no reserve day included in the schedule india progressed by virtue of having a better record in the group stages according to the aloof new we won't get mad because of any any condition then who are these adults in the league their team is going to belittle their top least i did

you know the one for me has told 14 times sacred symbol of punishing culture well one easter islandlocal decided to ram into one with a pick up truck the chilean man a long time island resident was arrested the mayor says the attack caused incalculable damage. thanks for joining us for this news hour back in a moment the latest on coronavirus and the rest of the world news as well. whether online like father got to be one of the worst grabs the mainstream media about. or if you join us on sanctuaries a different issue in diversity and inclusion and they were sometimes isn't always sincere they say is a dialogue sanctions on the ways in which they were applied to iran are an act of war fair everyone has a voice we as a society that is so quick to be to blame need to just sit down and listen join the global conversation on al-jazeera. winning the programming from international film made plans to. play al-jazeera sets the stage egypt of ethiopia will be the life of the lawyers the life of the nines dead everybody is the global x. it's getting we're going to let the planet go through ru

and a story of anger on easter island...as called for motor restrictions around the island's famous statues, after a truck collided with one of them. local media is reporting that a chilean man who lives on the island was arrested on sunday, and charged with damaging a national monument. the stone statues were carved about 500 years ago. a ceasefire in syria's idlib province has just come into effect after months of attacks by syrian government forces and their russian allies. the agreement was announced after lengthy talks in moscow between presidents of turkey and russia. last week, 30 turkish troops were killed during a russian backed, syrian government air strikes. turkey, which backs opposition rebels, responded by attacking syrian troops. hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled. on thursday morning, russian air strikes killed 16 civilians sheltering in a farm in maarat misreen. 0ur international correspondent 0rla guerin was there. working by flashlight, to reclaim the living from the rubble. the target here inexp

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and a pickup truck has crashed into one of the famous easter island statues that is causing huge local anger but the statue is revered as carrying the spirits of the island's ancestors the driver is a resident there the driver is in police custody the statues usually stand for meters tall and weigh 14 tons each so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera al-jazeera world is that next. i. these it is the only thing that speaks to your sell 'd your soul bit and with the lyrics and side of it cut and slants without you knowing the body understand what the psalmist say. music is the place where i become my child this is where i can get. lost i'm in another world i live about the feeling that takes it to a higher vibration i answered. that joy in our. culture and the culture that suppresses music middle america. it's me tad us i have. a slip and one would have been but that's us live. and i shipped a p.s. outside. the cattle show gets oh well we're out of our a lot of our necks we have this. hour a lot of us to live. or have beds how to know the new. guy thing. when general of the mine asked me.

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tyrannosaurus rex at a science exhibit, but perhaps not one made from 80,000 bricks, or a mastive easter islandhas been around the world, inspiring imagination and wonder. >> the mission of the california science center is to inspire curiosity and science learning. so we often like to do this by showing people science in their everyday life, including the toys they play with. >> yellow is nathan's best known sculpture where the bricks almost have motion and curves. >> that's kind of the magic of using lego bricks. i create things made out of just rectangles, just right angles, sharp corners. you back away from the sculptures and you see all the corners blend into curves. >> the exhibit is open through labor day, and it's for anyone who is still playing with legos, and for any adult who may still have a lego-shaped imprint on the bottom of their foot. adrian alpert, abc7 news. >> that's so incredible. so far there is no word about the exhibition coming to the bay area, but you can check it out in southern california through labor day weekend. and you can get the latest news any time with the abc

power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against easter island we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generation the breastpin pioneering future energy joint a listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channels. and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most in the states misleads the public this they've been here reflects the same thing as climate change covariates all show you take a time to leave they have anything to apologize for listening post on al-jazeera. time for sports. hister missiles here thank you next year's olympic games will be the light at the end of the tunnel that's the message from the president of the international olympic committee thomas bach on monday the tokyo games are officially given a new start date the games will kick off in 2021 in the same time slot as they were scheduled for this year with the opening ceremony on july the 23rd running up to

islands, large and small, including one called iwo jima. but the kamizkaze core, the japanese pilots who rode the divine wind to suicide, were taking a heavy toll. [explosions] [automatic machine gun fire] on easterwing the pattern of invasion unleased half a hundred times against japanese basis, u.s. forces assaulted the island of okinawa. first, the bombardment. [artillery explosions] then, from the fleet standing offshore, landing craft went in. the mighty pageant of assault rolled ahead, this time less than 400 miles from japan itself. this was the island the japanese could simply not afford to lose. for four months they fought a desperate battle that cost them 90,000 lives. the island was safe in u.s. hands in july. [explosions] first tested in the u.s. new mexico desert and then in hiroshima and again at nagasaki came the world-shaking explosions of the atomic bomb. her armies had been defeated wherever matt, her navy destroyed, japan asked for peace. aboard the uss missouri in tokyo bay, on september 2, 19 45, the most horrible war in history came to its complete end. the foreign minister signed for japan. ♪ douglas macarthur, supreme commander. general tsu yung chun sign for china. but th

. >> was on easter weekend i was visiting an island in spain, and i happened to have an accident where i fractured my foot, and the next day i had to go to a larger island on a boat. and already my daughter and i were very confused. our spanish was very, very rusty. we couldn't keep track of what time the restaurants were closed or open or the siestas, on or off or what brand of tourist was there because we heard that the restaurants changed whether they were italian tourists of french. didn't know how to use telephones. we were not quite used to the euro, and so we finally get it together to get to the ferry on time and we found out that the ferry had left an hour earlier because in spain, they begin daylight saving time a week earlier than in this country. so i was aware that the following week be daylight saving but wasn't aware of that. so, just a little -- >> it's terrific. uniformity was supposed to be the goal. why the congress' current idea it should give us two more months of daylight saving is into preposterous. one of the early objections to daylight saving came from preache

producers are beginning to build for easter, wholesale and prices they've gone up 180% since the beginning of march. amazon is reporting that an employee at a staten island fulfillment center has tested positive for the virus that person was lasted work march 11th. other positive cases have been reported at facilities i amazon facilities in california florida, kentucky michigan texas, connecticut, amazon has temporarily caused some sites including a facility in queens, mostly though it is trying to refrain from mass closures. time for another look at weather it was dry for most of the day but we're wondering what's coming up ahead, let's go back a brace or rodriquez time of >>hi catherine yeah we do have this one cell inching closer to santa rosa in the north bay so let's zoom on in with stormtracker 4 and we can see that the storm is starting to make its way close to those of you in the santa rosa area. and it is expected to bring some pop up thunderstorms as well there were reports of some thunder and lightning as well and even some possible hail so let's zoom on in you can see it is inching closer just to the north of santa rosa starting to notice som

easter. meantime wholesale egg prices have risen 180% since the beginning of march. amazon reports that an employee at a staten islandfillment center has tested positive for coronavirus that person was last york march 11th. other positive cases being reported at facilities and california florida, kentucky, michigan oklahoma. texas connecticut, amazon has temporarily closed some sites including a facility in queens. but mostly they have refrained from mass closures. coming up amazon has suspended thousands of the counts because of price gouging $70 for 2 boxes of cheerios that's just one example of a price surge that an amazon shopper discovered recently. now amazon is suspending thousands of accounts because of price gouging that pop up has details. >>everything is just ridiculously priced. >>susie not has been frustrated during this pandemic she frequently shops on amazon for groceries and other items. but recently she claims the prices haven't been the same kind of hit mass for example she was shopping for cheerios to buy for her husband saw most of the boxes were sold out everything and i have a little. look at it

island. >>during the white house briefing the president said he would like to see the nation back up and running by easter however with us cases exceeding 50,000 public health experts have borne easing restrictions too early maybe to a spike in cases. also today there was a surge in the stock market and the ongoing battle in congress over a massive stimulus bill. >>we'll have that coming up tonight at 6.30. maintaining a social distance can be easier for the stay home and sometimes we have to go out to get those essential items like going grocery shopping. but it's hard to do that right now and kron four's dan kerman visit some grocery stores to see what they're doing to keep things clean and also say for customers he reports for us live tonight in san francisco, hey dan. >>well a lot of them justine are limiting the number of people who go inside you see this whole foods right here there's a line right across the side people staying 6 feet apart because they don't want too many people in the stores to allow for social distancing from each other and also from their workers. as the covid 19 corona virus co

island. >>now also during this white house press briefing from this afternoon. the president said he would like to see the nation back up and running by easterhowever with us cases exceeding 50,000 public health experts have warned that easing restrictions too early may lead to a spike in cases. also today there was a surge in the stock market and the ongoing battle in congress over that massive stimulus bill we'll get to that all coming up tonight at 5.30 but maintaining a social distance can be really easy if we stay home, but sometimes we have to go out and get those essential items like going grocery shopping and this is making it more difficult kron four's dan kerman visited some grocery stores to see what they're doing to keep things clean and safe for customers. >>he joins us now live tonight from san francisco. dan i've seen some stores have place markers every 6 feet for people to be waiting outside before they go in it yet. >>absolutely that's becoming more and more common and here at this whole foods in san francisco people are spaced out throughout the parking lot before they're allowed to get in because here they're limiting the

. >> she would do the easter egg hunts, they had no idea what this crazy white woman was doing, coloring eggs, hiding them around on the island. they had never participated in anything like that before. >> reporter: keith and cher's relationship blossomed on the island. in 2005 they married in front of their many friends in the close community of ex-pat. >> it's a small place. you go to the grocery store, you know, 20 people you know. >> reporter: kristen roberts who had moved from norway became a part of cher's group of friends. >> we kind of speak together. treated each other like family and take care of each other. >> and spent spend holidays together. >> make up social events. there is obviously a lot of social events happening. >> reporter: everyone went by their first names or nicknames. keith and cher were known as ken and barbie, the man who owned one of the local watering holes, another american, was known as wild bill. viking hat and all. bill and his wife jane opened a bar on their secluded property accessible only by boat where the ex-pat sometimes gathered for drinks. >> bill had these saturday parties at his pla

easter egg hunts for the kids. they had no idea what this crazy white woman was doing coloring eggs and hiding them around on the island. they never participated in anything like that before. ♪ >> reporter: keith and cher's relationship blossomed on the islands. in 2005, they married in front of their many friends and close community of expats. >> you go to the grocery store and see 20 people you know. >> reporter: kristen roberts moved there from norway and they became friend. >> we treated each other as family and take care of everybody. >> reporter: eithverybody went their nicknames and cher and james were known as ken and barbie. then here is wild bill and he and his wife opened a bar on the property accessible only by boat where the expats sometimes gathered for drinks. >> bill this these saturday problems at his place at the bar and restaurant once or twice a months. everybody is there. >> it draws everybody. >> reporter: it was cher's tropical dream come true. a beautiful back drop for family reunions when her family came to visit. >> her mother and i came down and they met us at the airport with a big bouquet o

original easter deadline and in energy markets, crude sinking to its lowest level in 18 years our next guest says the bottom is not in just yet. >>> as many as 100 employees at amazon's staten island, new york, fulfillment center, plan to walk off the job claiming the company is mishandling its response to the covid-19 outbreak we speak to the protest organizer coming up. it's march 30, 2020, and you are watching cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to the show i'm dominic chu kicking off this monday morning with markets in turmoil once again after the dow fell nearly -- or more than 900 points as you can see on friday wall street is looking to pick up where it left off futures indicate 165-point drop at the opening bell. if these futures moves hold, the s&p down by 10 and the nasdaq up by 1 point at this point this is, by the way, the first time in about a month we haven't woken up on a monday morning with futures so-called limit down or stopped because of downside price action. checking the futures over the past 12 hours, you can see the move has been pretty volatile. we've seen green substantially at one point all the way down to where we are now, just hovering above the lows of

island. >> president trump says he hopes to have coronavirus restrictions lifted in time for easter. los angeles mayor cautioned residents not to get their hopes up. >> i think we owe it to everybody to be straight forward and honest that we will not be back in los angeles -- we will not be back to that normal in that short period of time. i have said to be prepared for a couple of months like this. >> louisiana sending extra ambulance teams to new orleans where more than half of their ems employees have been exposed to coronavirus. 28 employees showing symptoms are isolating at home. cdc guidelines allow non-symptomatic medics to continue working as long as they wear masks. some of the nation's largest grocery chains wal-mart and kroger have plexiglas barriers to protect cash years from covid-19. they're listed as essential services. protecting these employees is crucial. sad news out of detroit. a second member of the police department there has succumbed to covid-19. police say this was a commanding officer. the earlier victim died monday. it was a 911 dispatcher, sandra. >> sandr

normally happens, so we are ready for some people to go for the easter holidays, but we are not ready for people to arrive in the highlands and islandsans coming to fort william. the health service will not be able to manage that. some of those people will get sick. we are not taking this lightly. this is properly serious, this virus. and that applies to any holiday destinations, wherever in the united kingdom. yes, notjust a random scottish one i picked out. the united kingdom. yes, notjust a random scottish one i picked outm isa random scottish one i picked outm is a beautiful part of the world, of course. and this one. i am a scottish nurse, i have a one—year—old and a 14—year—old. how do i keep my family safe when i come home after a shift. iam scared. safe when i come home after a shift. i am scared. the first thing to say to her is we are very grateful for her, and we need her healthy, we need her well, we need her to be able to buy shopping, so please will people stop buying too much because she will have a 12 hour shift and she will have a 12 hour shift and she will have 20 mitts on the way home before she goes to see those k