the highland grass. it is not enough.nnualds are an occurrence during the monsoon season, but they are becoming more severe. is human induced. there are so many dams. is not only home to the world's biggest population of the one-horned rhino, but other species including elephants and tigers. has builtrnment artificial highlands for the animals, but they are concerned it will turn into a drier habitat in the long run, making it unsuitable for wildlife. say manycials also animals prefer to leave the reserve for natural highlands. conservationists suggest clearing paths to allow them to move to the hills during floods so they do not have to cross the national highway. >> there are many things in the highlands. disoriented because there migration is blocked. babies,of young especially the rhinos, they get separated from their mother. his organization has been rescuing wild animals for the past 20 years. the status of one-horned rhinos has improved from endangered to vulnerable. but with severe flooding becoming increasingly f

taking refuge from the floods $100.00 rhinos gather on artificially built highlands in india's cuz it on the national park more than half of the 1000 square kilometer wildlife reserve is underwater heavy monsoon rains in the northeast and state have killed $143.00 of the park's inhabitants of the past month including 16 rhinos. the 2 who were records are not the political situation is what he many were learning about how gone to the hills looking for the highland grass but it's not enough. flood so an annual occurrence during the monsoon season but conservationists say they are becoming more severe. it is it is right or seriousness a real phenomenon or it is it's a human induced lot also because there are so many dams in upstate. is not only home to the world's biggest population of the $100.00 but many other protected species including elephants and tigers. government has built artificial highlands for the animals but there are concerns the changes will turn into a dry habitat in the long run making it unsuitable for many of its wildlife. park officials also say many animals prefer t

, some decent weather for northern ireland, north—west highlands, some decent weatherfor northern irelande in the north—east of england, the la ke in the north—east of england, the lake district, lancashire, but wales, north midlands, peak district, into parts of yorkshire, still cloudy with outbreaks of rain. but in the south—east, that a fine, warm weather, around 25 degrees at six or 7pm. this evening, that weather front will move southwards and will turn wet in the south, so in the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff, southampton, london, set norwich in for a bit of rain. mild, 16 degrees, the north of the country overnight with clear skies will turn fairly chilly, to produce five, six, seven outside of town. tomorrow, a very different day across wales in the north of england, clear skies, beautiful weather for liverpool, england, clear skies, beautiful weatherfor liverpool, hull, newcastle. the south of the country will be colder and cloudier, and probably some spits and spots of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland,

brian: how did you know about highlander folk school? rep. lewis: attending meetings in nashville, attending school, a church. and people would say you can go to nashville. and from nashville, you can go and visit highlander folk school. they're training people. they're teaching people. and when i got a chance to go with a group of my schoolmates and classmates, i made the trip there. and it was there that i literally grew up. it taught me how to be prepared to sit-in. it taught me how to help organize. it -- i grew up, i literally grew up at the age of 18 and 19. brian: was marion barry at fisk when you were there? rep. lewis: marion barry was a graduate student at fisk university when i was in nashville. he attended some of the first non-violent workshop. and he later became the chairperson of the student non-violent coordinating committee. but he participated in the very first sit-in, the test sit-ins. we had what we called test sit-ins in nashville in the fall of 1959, students from fisk university, tennessee state university, vanderbilt

brian: how did you know about highlander folk school? rep.is: attending meetings in nashville, attending school, a church. and people would say you can go to nashville. and from nashville, you can go and visit highlander folk school. they're training people. they're teaching people. and when i got a chance to go with a group of my schoolmates and classmates, i made the trip there. and it was there that i literally grew up. it taught me how to be prepared to sit-in. it taught me how to help organize. it -- i grew up, i literally grew up at the age of 18 and 19. brian: was marion barry at fisk when you were there? rep. lewis: marion barry was a graduate student at fisk university when i was in nashville. he attended some of the first non-violent workshop. and he later became the chairperson of the student non-violent coordinating committee. but he participated in the very first sit-in, the test sit-ins. we had what we called test sit-ins in nashville in the fall of 1959, students from fisk university, tennessee state university, vanderbilt univ

it's called the water tower of africa that's because each open mountains are the 1st african highland to be drenched by the annual rains from the indian ocean. even after several drought sits streams rivers and lakes lake is one of the world's largest and the main source of the blue nile in the past each open didn't seem to need all the water it has lifestyles here were simple large bodies of water where even fewer. where always are you see i where or what is deep in water is if you go to the. marsh if you go to the area that if you go to the lake some didn't get it wrong. in the history of. most of. our our tradition preferred the highlights living in highland because it's associated with the sea with this stupidity. but it's europeans say they've had to abandon that mentality a steady decrease in and the rainfall has damaged i get a culture rapid increase in population every year means millions more to feed a wiser use of water has become a necessity priority over the years has been given to hydro power with 18 dams either completed or about to be the largest in africa is the ground

our tradition preferred the highland living in highland because it's associated with the sea with this stupidity. but it's europeans say they've had to abandon that mentality a steady decrease in and the rainfall has damaged i recall the rapid increase in population every means millions more to feed a wiser use of water has become a necessity priority over the years has been given to hydro power with 18 dams either completed or about to be the largest in africa is the ground each operator name on the blue nile the $5000000000.00 project is designed to produce $6000.00 megawatts of electricity actually it's been a while since it began to harm. the power of the blue nile the famous nile for such you see behind me receive only 25 percent of what is coming from that he may need $75.00 diverted to hydropower dams which produce a total of 84 megawatts. leaked on a catchment or blue nile solar system is made up of about 40 tributaries they include the sea could get a bite believed to be the real source of the blue nile by. name locals believe a bio runs through leaked on are without mixing wi

government has built artificial highlands for the animals but there are concerns the changes will turn into a dry habitat in the long run making it unsuitable for many of its wildlife. park officials also say many animals prefer to leave the reserves for natural highlands conservationists suggest clearing paths to allow them to move to the cabbie on long hills during floods so that they don't have to cross a national highway there are many many many things in be doing them assimilate lands. and the park and dan did get disoriented because they're necessary to make this and but rock due to certain development activities and do so in case of a young babies. specially that i knows they get separated from their mother. rather than bowman's all been a zation has been rescuing wild animals for the past 20 years in that time the status of man horn rhinos has improved from endangered to vulnerable but with severe flooding becoming increasingly frequent he says more needs to be done to ensure the rhinos story remains one of conservation success elizabeth pradhan al-jazeera you daddy. the weathe

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if you think about the tourist industry in places like the tourist industry in places like the highlandsthe highlands and other places in the lake district in, and so on, we have a pretty well restricted season over the course of the summer months. it means that people in those industries are effectively going to see three winters, and we need to support them so that they can need to support them so that they ca n recover need to support them so that they can recover as we head into 2021.|j understand that, but people need to know how long would you extend it for and how much it would have cost, because you will have done the costings for this? so can you tell us costings for this? so can you tell us know what that would be. well, you know what the cuts out on a monthly basis at the moment. the point is that this will reduce as we got a 2020. —— costs are on a monthly basis at the moment. if we don't have this in place that means that people are going to lose their jobs and businesses will close so it will restrict capacity be do within the economy. it is a full savings to end it when we

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using britain's knots to travel to the bali eric highlands in the canary islands when the demon as you say this seems to have been really quite a sudden decision until people have been caught off guard just how much of a surprise was this whole rule change. it was a total surprise for let's face it thousands or at least hundreds of people that we've talked to people arriving here at gatwick who had planned to go to spain one couple now flying in states to edinburgh for a short break they couldn't afford one of them would say a teacher here in the u.k. so a key worker and telling us they couldn't afford to have the 2 weeks off work when they got back from spain other people saying that they were going to try to delay their journeys but there were also family reunions involved with british people whose relatives live out in spain and so on so it's an emotional cost as well for some people it will be financial the airlines are offering refunds or vouchers for later flights at the moment. across all those latest developments for us i can't work airports in london thanks so much andy well a

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the train can run any time of the day and the highlands inhabitants use it to transport just about anything furniture food chief for visitors like me. 3 kilometers through the mud flats from the mainland to nonstop dish more. at the end of the line. 23 islanders live here there just 5 properties one of them is the local school with 4 pupils no movie theatre no shopping mall only meadows and sheep and the auto. was the birth of this holiday can be retraced. to the exact day it was the 11th of october 16th $34.00 that was when a hurricane tore a much bigger island into smaller parts. every now and then there are heavy storms with floods everything you see will then be underwater except for the houses safely built on artificial hills called by often there's no place along the north sea where people are more exposed to the forces of nature than on the holly. is pretty extreme. next saw the look of but full i'm interning and information center for the space to charge time was. a great spot for all of those who would like to find out more about the extraordinary place they're visiting. but how ca

president highland, vice president matsuda. i am with the san francisco planning department. i will provide you an overview of the resolution. this resolution has been drafted in response to your request to address racial and social equity in our historic preservation and planning work. i will share a presentation. as you know, we have a strong team working on this resolution. alison and shelly, and they have been providing a lot of the details and perspective. this is a resolution that has been drafted at a time when we as the city and as the country are experiencing a major social political economic and health crisis. we have lost many lives to covid-19. many times more than many other countries around the world. while we have heard this many times, it is worth repeating on may 25th a police officer put his knee on george floyd's neck for more than eight minutes while three other officers watched without stopping this murder. this tragic event triggered major protests across many cities. it hurts not because it was unique or surprise but because it hatched too many times in

the funny thing is that the national park in the highland where animals would go and take shelter during which runs between this island and the national park, and we are demanding that section should be eliminated so that the animal corridor, they are free to go towards the highland from the national park site. you and others have been campaigning about this for some time. as you say, this is becoming a more frequent event. 79 people losing their lives this time. what has the response been from the authorities? well, it has a lwa ys authorities? well, it has always been — there's history of governments being lax in the north—east, i've seen it. the population is very little and the members of parliament, the representation that part of the world, the eight states through the central government is only 24. in the lower house, 14 in the upper house. so we don't have much, our voices are very small but fortunately since the last ten or 15 years, there has been policies because of the insurgencies that happened and a lot of student movements that happened since 79. we are getting a little bi

. >> the highlands where i was born and raised.is here the colonial administration faced one of the fiercest resistance movements to the settlement in east africa. the turn of the 20th century, british settlers arrived here and found conditions perfect for agriculture. rich soil, rainfall, and high altitudes suitable for growing tea. these fields have supplied britain's breakfast table for over a century. it came at a huge cost. 15 years of resistance by an ethnic group. >> the settlers usedive tactics. they turned the community against us and convince themre e vil people. they had guns and all we had was arrows and spears. we fought for more than 10 years. >> once they subduedhe locals, laws were created to allow them to push locals to be fringes. the best plan was divided up among hundreds of settlers. they introduce taxes because the locals did not hhae money, they no choice but to work on the farms to p make money to the taxes. >> that subjugation lasted five decades. in the 1950's, resistance was growing across the country and

counties, the channel islands, looking at some sunshine, as we are sunshine and showers across the highlands museums are to get support worth more than £1.5 billion — after being devastated by the coronavirus lockdown. beer gardens reopen in scotland, in wales the five—mile travel restriction is lifted, and in northern ireland nail bars and tattoo parlours can reopen. as fears grow over mounting unemployment, the government pledges 30,000 traineeships to get young people in england into work. campaigners are calling for all sexual violence cases that have been dropped because of the so—called "rough sex" defence to be reviewed. also known as the 50 shades defence, it's about to be outlawed by the government. it's been used by some defendants accused of murdering or violently injuring a sexual partner who claim that the death or injuries sustained were part of consensual sex. in december 2016, 26—year—old natalie connolly was found dead with a0 separate injuries, after her partner claimed in court she had been injured during "rough sex". he was sentenced to three years eight months for mansla

linked toare cases the two largest cities, hanoi and ho chi minh city, and even in the central highlands. the prime minister has called on all regions to be on alert. should raiseces their alert level. the chairman and general secretary of each province should take action. as should the entire political system. >> one case in the capital, hanoi, was a worker at a pizza restaurant who had returned from a trip to penang. some question the ability to control the next wave of covid-19. >> our ministry of health has gained much more experience controlling the virus after the first wave. this time, it will pass sooner because we have more experience. >> the city leader in hong kong is warning of a potential large-scale outbreak after local transmissions surged. the first strict measures since the outbreak began were enacted on wednesday. no gatherings and no dining in restaurants. thailand had been viewed as a success story with no locally transmitted cases in 60 days. officials are no doubt looking nervously at their neighbors after recent spikes in covid-19. that is because the government ha

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highland climate and lots of sun create the ideal conditions for europe's biggest parking lot for aircraft. the fees are said to run anywhere from $300.00 to 2000 euros a day much lower than at large airports. terrible airport opened in 2013 as an industrial aerospace how now the business model is really taking off. the table with the right not to we have quite a lot going on starting in april the number of planes increased by 50 percent. since global air traffic grows old mark we've been able to assist europe's leading airlines with our service. residents of nearby villages such as say you are happy to see the airport doing such booming business. in the early 20 tons when the storage facility was done planning local farmers protested now the airport is attracting qualified personnel quite a change for a region a sparsely populated as the arctic circle. i am going to the airport is an important employer with and we're hoping our village will continue to go along with that instead of shrinking in there with. the villages industrial area has already felt the positive economic effects or nest

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the all-new highlander. toyota. let's go places. ♪ >> welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live."iller, sean hayes. our healthcare hero tonight comes to us all the way from santa maria, california. please welcome nurse lucio arguijo. >> hi! >> lucio, did i say that right? >> yes. o my god, i'm such a big fan. will & grace. i love you so much. >> thanks for being here, that's so sweet of you to say. what is the situation at your hospital right now? >> it's stressful, management is supportive. since the state opened up, we have to move into new spaces, but we have a lot of resources, so we're doing good. >> you guys sleep like, how often, how long is your shift? >> we work 12 hours, but definitely, sometimes we have to work a little overtime because it's crazy with all the numbers going up with covid. >> i work as long as that, i work two hours. but if that wasn't enough, i heard all you're going through, i heard your wedding plans got postponed, is that right? >> yeah, i mean, we wanted to go traveling this year, which didn't happen, we wanted to get married this year, we're living