grandiose or imagined easter vacation from genoa were to naples sardinia and then on to malta. but you can only go for such a long period of restrictions and closures we made this choice for our mental health to have the pleasure to experience a tiny paradise in a small area in partial freedom obviously always following safety rules with face masks. off. all passengers and crew had to take a covert test before boarding and another test 3 days into the journey. it's also compulsory to wear a face mask dispensing with masks is only allowed in cabins on sun lounges in the pool and at the table while dining normally the ship will be packed with over $6000.00 passengers now only 2000 are allowed on board the hygiene plan approved by the italian authorities has reportedly cost the cruise line m.s.c. more than 300000 euros it's a record that. it's important being the captain of the only crew ship running at this moment and it's something that fills you with pride. but at the same time there's a lot of pressure and responsibility or more than before for the you to do really. after all

s heroes who tragically made the ultimate sacrifice for a free and democratic nema the streets of genoa and in many parts of the country and i was truly the hell of a doll flower a symbol of new year for british the religious majority just says no one can keep them from blooming no one can stop the aspiration of young people who believe freedom and democracy is dying all the people of myanmar have experienced hope and the relative freedom of the military control transition from 2011 to 2001 they would never give up their rights neither the terrorists one ta nor any state siding with them have the power to crush the determination of 53000000 people some have framed the new a revolution as a violin riot of part of a western agenda which is condescending and an insult to the intelligence and agency of people we will take none of that the prize to fight against the military dictatorship is steep recently in the winter conducted in discriminate airstrikes in korean state resulting civilian deaths and the destruction of school houses and other properties over to a 20000 people have been displ

gas to break up demonstrations against a new military transition council protesters set on fire in genoa gunshots were also heard but no casualties have been reported opposition groups are against the military's appointment of a new prime minister the military council cease power after president death last week. said ahead on al-jazeera. it was very people who are getting killed daily they tell if you dig your own groups and shoot you in cold much violence displacement and cocaine al-jazeera visits every military in colombia where the government is failing to meet promises. it's time for the perfect. point qatar airways hello this will be up nicely now across the middle east really starting to build up further north as still some time weather in the forecast want to shout between the black sea and the caspian sea just around the caucuses popham that it really is more the way of very very warm weather 30 celsius 39 so she's there for baghdad a 41 for to wait say which was the levant so little more pleasant tempus is into the other the mid to high twenty's over the next couple of days ther

world bank has set conditions the lebanese government has not met those conditions other asking is to genoa let me to say is and i know you are you are not right because i was negotiating with the world bank and they know exactly what is going on we did yes and we signed the agreement but the parliament of lebanon did have like some. some insights or some justifications for the deal and then now we are waiting to be sent to washington d.c. they had quarters of the world bank so that the board of trustees of the world bank like confirms the agreement and you have to go into consideration and be sorry that the have you vetted the families who are supposed to receive this i mean the world bank and everybody else for that matter is there a bit concerned that only supporters of the government are going to receive this aid they need this you know i'm not going to get into no that's not the damage because we are we have did we have done a b m t testing question or in collaboration with the world bank b. and others as well so we have 50 questions we will do household visit and all this is monitored

third—placed juventus beat genoa 3—1. former chelsea striker alvaro morata was among their scorers.entina 2—0 at half—time, but it's now 2—2 with 20 minutes left to play. there was also important wins for napoli, lazio and roma. in la liga, there were wins for 0sasuna and granada at villarreal and valladolid respectively. valencia and real sociedad shared four goals in their 2—2 draw. there was an important game for diego simeone's atletico madrid this evening as they to make their champions league places. they are away at real betis. the score is currently 1—1. that's all the sport for now. visit the bbc sport website to keep up to date with the masters. the bafta film awards are taking place at the royal albert hall in london. the awards are being billed as the academy�*s most diverse year ever. let's discuss the winners. let's speak to film journalist beth webb. let me ask if there have been any surprises in the big wednesday night certainly the best actor award. the base of the — certainly the best actor award. tue: base of the golden certainly the best actor award. tte: base of

apologies exhibit 12. 1028 this is genoa gentlemen here what's up so i just wanted to let you know about the person with a knife at 26 watchability 10 and then i don't know you can call me that if you want to but we have the cameras up for 3 points call paul did they have to put him in the name of the body started with a camp. and $320.00 over a cup. i don't know if they had to use force or not they got something out of the back of the squad and all of them sat on this man so i don't know if they needed to or not but they haven't been to me yet you know there are certain or so you have to take out those are called. no problem we don't get to ever see it so when we see that we're just like will well a little different if they bother but 20. 130 do you recognize your own voice in that telephone call. you made a reference to possibly can you please explain to the jury what that gives you strength taken some clues of the ground placement that was something the trigger for use of force so she was sure. so per the policies it was just a takedown that would not necessarily be reportable to a su

so we went to rome and milan and genoa. with each part, customers are planning what they need to do together with our road map. we're extremely excited. we saw significant growth in the first quarter. we see that continuing into the second quarter and it allowed us to raise our guidance for the full year but it is all about road map today, our best processor is milan, which is our newest generation epic. and we're going to be going on to the next generation next year with genoa >> i'm glad you brought this up. one of the things that i saw, we had pat gelsinger on, who was vm ware and now intel, ceo of intel and he talked about a digestion period and he said it is a glut, that there's a glut of chips in the "d the data center and to me, there's no glut, and to me, there's tremendous demand. how do we explain the disparity? >> i really do think that this is about plans we've laid out over a number of quarters, so we've actually seen in the four, that there was significant demand for our data center product, and guiding into t

to your next cohort and work.com is a critical time of that you probably remember, jim, when we had genoaever heard of gina and i worked with the state of rhode island but of course, we're going to answer everyone's call and we did and within two weeks had a contact tracing up and running for her. >> there is also things that a leader has to do to demonstrate leadership a plane, a 747 full of ppe goes from china to here that is you. a mask contest to try to get people to wear masks because it wasn't the way that the government was thinking, that's you. how do you choose what to do how do you choose what to get involved how do you put your name on something? >> well, jim, that really all started with sam of the chancellor of the university of california saying he needed help acquiring more ppe i didn't know what ppe was i didn't understand what it was. we all know now what ppe is. today, we just are getting ready to have a plane to new deli with things they need right now as the pandemic surges in india this is not over you're right, in the united states we land planes during the crisis in

still ahead this news out the door for the 1st ever arab cup football tournament genoa we had to tell you who's playing who. has gemma with the sport thank you lauren india's cricket board is promising to return all overseas players home safely following the end of the indian premier league which continues despite a huge surge in 1000 cases in the country as you've been hearing it comes off as prime minister scott morrison is suspended flights from india and total strait. to find their own way home he says then not on an official tour with the national team and travel privately say they can use that own resources to get back 3 australians have withdrawn but several have stayed including david warner this was him and sunrisers hyderabad team mate kane williamson is suited up in p.p. on their way from chennai to delhi i fail players ever in a bubble but outside it they've been they have been nearly a 1000000 and ukraine of us cases in 3 days india is that ravi ashwin that pays for the delhi capitals but is steps away to be with his family as they battle a cave at 19 his coach is former

neuroscientists lisa genoa discusses our memory works and "new york times" columnist argues that the united states is any state of malaise and shares how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the outlook. fivefold schedule information online about tv.org or consult your program guide. >> during a recent virtual event hosted by green light bookstore in new york historian profiled sisters elizabeth and emily blackwell, the first women to receive medical degrees in the united states. here's a portion of the program. >> is what you did if you are not smart enough to go into law. it's not like today where the best and brightest pursue medicine, not at all. it didn't require much except the money to pay the fees and so she had been studying privately with a doctor of some standing in philadelphia, who had added his endorsement to her application letter when she worked at geneva college. the faculty of geneva college wasn't quite brave enough to just dismiss this man's endorsement. so, they did what they thought was a bright idea punch in the question to the student body saying students, he