translation: mory kante will never truly die. his works remain.is fight is still alive. mory kante dedicated his life to helping others. hejoined the dedicated his life to helping others. he joined the fight against ebola and was a good will ambassadorfor against ebola and was a good will ambassador for several international organisations. he dared to be different and his music broke barriers for an entire generation who have vowed to continue his hard work. thank you, thank you very much. freya cole, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. that's it from me. this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. we've seen some unusually windy weather for the time of year affecting the north—west of uk in particular. now, on friday, the strongest gust of wind reached a good 60mph across the north coast of northern ireland, into parts of scotland and in north—west wales, we had a gust into the low—70s mph. these strong winds have been bringing large and battering waves to the coastline. many of our beaches are unpatrolled for understandable re

mori. the first japanese national to go into space aboard the space shuttle in 1992 from nasa's kennedy space center. >> rocket ignition and liftoff of endeavour on the 50th space shuttle flight. nasa went back as a mission specialist. this time he used a high-definition camera to record images of the earth, another first. teaming up with a chinese astronaut,t, mori had ambitious ideasas basicically to get a conversation going in cooperation with outer spacce. it has to be said, f finding common ground is sometething th has often eluded japan andnd cha bback hehere on the hohome plan. >> translator: a lot of cooperation has been underway among scientists and researchers, but we have yet to see any collaboration on space missions. inddeed, this may be difficult polilitically, but i think now the time to explorore what kindf cooperation is possible. i think it's meaningful for me to sit down here with dr. mori. space developopment should be a for international cooperation, it is something tha

mory kante dedicated his life to helping others.bassadorfor several international organisations. he dared to be different and his music broke barriers for an entire generation, who have vowed to continue his hard work. thank you, thank you very much. freya cole, bbc news. one of italy's top tourist attractions is reopening. the duomo in florence will use technology to help visitors maintain social distancing. visitors will be given a device that will be be if people get too close to each other. the director of the cathedral and museum there says they are the first use these devices in the world. initially, visits to the cathedral will be free. that suggested to train welcome people back. the measures intended to help italy's tourism industry, which has been shut since march. and before we go, rolling funders is an annual event in the us on memorial day weekend. thousands of bikers descend on washington, dc two commemorate those who went missing in action. today's event was scaled back but still pretty loud. that is the rolling to re

mory kante dedicated his life to helping others.organisations. he dared to be different and his music broke barriers for an entire generation, who have vowed to continue his hard work. thank you! thank you very much! freya cole, bbc news. one of italy's top tourist attractions is reopening. the duomo in florence is going to use technology to help visitors maintain social distancing. people will be given a device which will bleep if they get too close to other people. the director of the cathedral and the museum there says they are the first to use these devices in the world. initially, visits to the cathedral will be free, in a gesture to welcome people back. the measure is intended to help italy's tourism industry, which has been shut since mid march. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. iam i am lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. we've seen some unusually windy weather for the time of year affecting the north—west of uk in particular. now, on friday, the strongest gust of wind reached a good

. >> sharing the stage with china's space hero yang was japan's star astronaut mamoru mori. from nasa's kennedy space center in 1992. >> liftoff. liftoff of endeavour on america's 50th space flight. >> mori went back in 2000 as a specialist. this time he used a high definition camera to record images of the earth. another first. teaming up with the chinese astrona astronaut, mori had ambitious ideas basically to get a conversation going on cooperation in outer space. it has t to be said finding comn ground is something thatt has often eluded japan and china back here on the h home planete. >> translalator: a lot of coopereration hasas been ununde among scientists and researchers. but rehave yet to see any collaboration on space missions. indeed, this may be difficult politically, but i think now's the time to explore what kind of cooperation is possible. >> i think it's meaningful for me to sit down here with dr. mohri.i. space development should be a major direction for internationanal cooperation. it is something that can embody international cooperation. >> china's explor

anchor: before we go, one of west africa's bewn musicians, mory kante, died. he was0.he west african harp, but is west -- best-known for his 1980's hit, yeke yeke. nts son said his father's death was a result ofated health problems. african culture is in morng. -- mourning. we leave you with a song from y tehel-known mory kante, ke ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of rogram is provided by... ymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from narrator: you're watching pbs. mr. rogers: ♪ it's a beautiful .girl: we are the curio. ♪ ♪ woman 1: wow! man 1: the adventurous. man 2: oh! daniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: those venturing o for the first time. all: blast off! [rocket explosion] man 3: and those who have never lost our sense of wonder. man 4: whoa! man 5: are you seeing this? ♪ [quacking] a vo: we cookie monster: cookie! tunr man 6: thetrong. muhammad ali: i must be the grea♪est! vo: the joyf . muhammad ali: i must be the bob ross: a happ

before we go, one of west africa's best known musicians, mory kante, has died at the age of 70.est know for his ‘80s hit song yeke yeke. mr kante's son said his father's death was the result of untreated health problems. guinea's president, alpha conde, said african culture was in mourning. i'll leave you with a listen to mory kante, and yeke yeke music. there has been a lot of sunshine around today but also a lot of wind and rain particularly across scotla nd and rain particularly across scotland and northern ireland. gale force winds, vicious gusts of wind in fact enter the course of the weekend that is where the worst of the weather will be in the north—west of the uk. the reason for it is this spending area of a weather system, it is a low—pressure storm site sweeping us that will eventually be pulling away second half of the weekend. but as far as saturday is concerned we are certainly going to be feeling the effects of it. to the course of the night at remains very windy with reina times across western scotland. windy in northern ireland and the north of england. elsewhere

smartphone app to trace. it's raised privacy concerns, bu oillioneople downlo it.eing with prime cott mori son, that by refusing to, they put themselves at risk. >> it's like not putting on sun screen to go out into the blazing sun. >>> in spite of the fact australians like to think of themselves as being rebels who don't like authority, actually when it comes to the crunch, we do it. >> reporter: walid aly is works for viacom cbs. >> the result has been incredible flattening, almost a crushing of the curve here in australia. we're very proud of it. >> reporter: four months ago, prime minister morrison was heckled on the street for his response to devastating bushfires. >> you're an idiot. >> reporter: now after setting up a bipartisan cabinet to fight the virus, his approval ratings are up 30% since jan.>>is the b australian politics has worked for, well, forever really. >> reporter: forever? >> i i re seeg australian politics work as well as this. >> reporter: in some countries the new virus has pushed people further apart. but as australia opens up, its people seem to have been bound cl

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our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us now with the details. >> this is the time of year when we see lots of heavy rainfall across the south of china, taiwan, as well as western japan especially over the okinawa region. and we've got lots of rain already in gwangju province. the rain is called plum rain and that typically causes severe weather across the area during this time of year. the seasonal rain band will likely effect parts of the south and the system will likely lift to the north. so taiwan will see a return of heavy rain and rain will also spread into wednesday. so these areas will see flooding rainfall for the next several days. now, temperatures are going to be on the warm side in taipei. 31 is your expected high on your tuesday. shanghai recently had 23. beijing will see sunny and warm conditions. meanwhile, let's go to indidi last week we talked about cyclone amphan. this system killed dozens of people. the system also became the strongest for the bay of bengal in history. now the story is a heat wave across india. the temperature will be in the mid-40s in many places.

our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us now we the latest on the situation. sayaka? >> yes, yoshi. india and pakistan have been the world's hottest places. we've got lots of high temperatures in many places. jacobabad in pakistan saw 50 degrees celsius for three days in a row. and churu in northern india had 50 degrees on tuesday and about 50 degrees on the following day as well. but finally temperatures are gradually trending down. highs in the upper 40s in jacobabad. on saturday, 41. that's much cooler compared to what we saw earlier this week. new delhi will see 36. earlier this week, new delhi experienced the warmest may day in about 18 years. and across the south, the monsoon has k kicked in. now, temperatures are going to be q quite high many places of e nation japan on friday. the high was about 31 in kiru. we saw unstable weather conditions. severe thunderstorms popped up in gouma prefecture. generally sunny conditions will continue, but once again a cool air mass aloft will continue to bring unstable weather to many places of japan. that means once again unstable weather i

our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us now with the latest. sayaka? >> the sky suddenly turned gray and we saw lots of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms here in central tokyo. but after that within one hour the sky cleared up. we even also saw a couple of rainbows decorating the sky. and take a look at this radar. this afternoon clouds emerged across the west and quickly spread towards central tokyo. there was 28 millimeters of rain in only the space of one hour. the thunderstorms are caused by daytime heating plus a cold air mass aloft. we will continue to see unstable weather conditions in the east as we go into friday. now, temperatures are going to be very high during the weekend in northern japan. hokkaido, sapporo might see 26 on both days on saturday as well as sunday. it's going to be more like august. tokyo's high will be 27 with plenty of sunshine during the daytime hours. then there's a possibility of rain once again and heavy rain is possible on monday. and fukuoka will see drier conditions into friday but clouds or rain could develop start

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. >> after being cooped up for months, people packed beaches rs ovethe mori day weoro anare still not out stancing, of the woods with infections on the rise in at least eight states. >> and as more businesses open up, the head of the fda is reminding the public that the virus is not yet contained. he's calling on everyone to protect themselves and their community. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning new images of crowds coming out in droves for the holiday weekend, and many people not following social distancing guidelines. in southern california a popular hiking trail forced to close after large crowds showed up. in ocean city, maryland, thousands flocked to the boardwalk, some unmasked. >> it's really crowded. it's beautiful out. you know, it's fun. everybody's having fun. >> reporter: at the jersey shore rough surf and clouds made for an unappealing beach day, but on the boardwalk sunday night business owners said it felt like a holiday, especially as far as crowds go. >> it's insane on how many people are out here today. i didn't expect this at all. we were thin

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newshour weekend's mori rothman has our report. >> repreorter: deiarrett has been having strange dreamsely. >> i wulas in a very beaut antiqulibrary, like the library of a home, and i knew that outside there was just some horrible thing happening. and it kind of transformed from being a war to being a riot to being something like the black plague. >> reporter: barrett created this eeridepiction of her eam. but she's more than an artist; barrett is an expert on dreaming. she's studied the science of dreams adfor four d and written a book on the subject. now, she's collecting accounts learn about how people's dreams are being influenced by the pandemic. what kind of dreams are you seeing people report?n >>he survey i'm doing, there-- there's some big clusters otypes of dreams. people are dreaming that they're getting short of breath, they're spiking a fever, or, more fantastically, one woman looks down at her stomach and sees blue stripes on it and in the dreamemembers that that's the first sign of coronavirus and knows she has it. there's a big cluster of metaphoric ones about the virus

guinea's mori conti died at the age of 77 looks back at his life and career. this is the song the mahdi can safely use it on to don't schools and his name into charts across the world. ok ok hates in 1987 was africa's 1st singles a solo vermin copy and was a best seller across europe it was also a source of musical inspiration in bollywood films. you can say was one of west africa's most successful musical coin thousands defied coronavirus restrictions in peace capital to pay tribute. on the measurement religion of a doris legend like maury county is applauded know the way he's always been applauded and cheered. can't say pasta way on friday age 70 he's had ongoing health issues because the current virus restrictions on able to travel to france for regular treatments his family and the culture minister quashed rumors that he has caved at 19 or known to put it down a little. on behalf of president and his government were informing you that more to come tell you did not die from covered 19 this is important to note even if you are . one of 38 children laurie can

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i hop hope mo mori all day every american will take a moment in the crisis to remember our veterans who've served and made a great sacrifice and remember their families as well. now, in a flash, this disease has washed over our country like a flood. changing nearly every aspect of american society except perhaps the republican senate. if you look at our activity in the last three weeks, you would hardly know that there was a crisis. leader mcconnell called the senate back into session three weeks ago. in that time, the republican leadership hasn't put one bill on the floor of the senate related to covid-19. not one vote on legislation having to do with the covid-19 and the entire month of may. the house hasn't been in regular session, but it has voted on much more covid-19 related bills this month than the republicanls senate. for leader mcconnell to say that the senate is working into the house is derelict is the opposite of what happened. the house has passed a major bill dealing with covid-19. we have done nothing on this floor to vote on anything about covid-19. for leader mcconnell to

not work as well in areas where you have a low previousalence, the highee prevalen prevalence, the mori -- you're probably going to end up getting a lot of false-positives, as a result. false-positive is the worst kind of results, right? you think i've got the antibodies, i'm good to go. you're not, so the tests aren't good enough right now. >> some people having asking me, okay, i understand that i live in an area where even if it's 5% or 10%, there may not be a lot of comparable people, right, to test against. why not use it against a population where it is? there's a sort of hard to understand why they're so inaccurate. >> yeah. there's a lot of work being done on it. as dr. gupta said, one of the problems that happened is we rushed they tests onto the market without proper testing and validation. a vast majority of these tests are really poor quality. there are a few coming on that i think are going to have high specificity. that's the measure we use. you really need an effective fda that can help probably ov oversight. >> there's a huge question, and then there's the question we've

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group the rail bands of bamako it launched his career and that of another musical giant stylish kita morican tell you was also a goodwill ambassador for several humanitarian projects helping refugees in co-creating the 2014 african stock bonus song during the epidemic that killed more than 11000 people. in. tech aids more he can say was a source of inspiration to many and will be remembered for building a global audience for music rooted in west africa. at al-jazeera. and that's it for this news on the clock for. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's lawyer doesn't mean it's going to be priced what about the guy that can afford it that guy's teles water in a new 2 part series al-jazeera examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatized ation loads of water coming soon a community decimated by cancer fights for the truth filling this term has cancer diagnosis of someone that lives here their house

group the rail bands of bamako it launched his career and that of another musical giant stylish kita morican tell you was also a goodwill ambassador for several humanitarian projects helping refugees in co-creating the 2014 african stock bonus song during the epidemic that killed more than 11000 people. to check aids more he can say it was a source of inspiration to many and will be remembered for building a global audience for music rooted in west africa. at al-jazeera. sports next on al-jazeera sparks fly as nascar drivers fight it out for the charity payday that's coming up with joe. for the on. the side of the sport here's joe rob thank you by i mean it had taken a huge step towards another german bundesliga title they beat 2nd place voters who don't meant to me if 7 points clear at the top david stokes reports. no big game atmosphere but this was a big game between the but this league is tough to dortmund with europe's most in-form striker erling holland you a win would put them just a point behind leaders by in 19 year old holland had scored 13 goals since joining in january and he

. >> reporter: kayleigh, we saw the present go down to the world where material dominic mori with a groupall in their 90s. did he give any consideration to wearing a mask given his valet discussed the positive, needs with some of those in the most vulnerable population connected to consider wearing a mask while he was with these veterans? >> secretary mcenany: this president is readily tested. he will make the decision as to whether he will wear a mask or not. i can tell you, those veterans are protected. they made the choice to come here, because they have chosen to put their nation first and wanted to be with their commander in chief on this momentous day. it was their choice to come here, and i can tell you that the president always puts the safety of our veterans first and the american people first. >> reporter: how much exposure has he had to his valet? >> secretary mcenany: i can just tell you taken every single precaution to protect the president paid the same guidelines that are experts have put in place, to clean the facility. we social distance, we key people 6 feet away from on

group the rail bands of bamako it launched his career and that's of another musical giant stylist kita mori can tell you was also a goodwill ambassador for several humanitarian projects helping refugees in co-creating the 2014 african stock bonus song during the epidemic that killed more than 11000 people. it's a case mari can take was a source of inspiration to many and will be remembered for building a global audience for music rooted in west africa sought a height at al-jazeera. india is dealing with its worst invasion of desert locusts in almost 3 decades in sets of destroyed huge areas of farmland in western and central states threatening food supplies swarms 1st landed in east africa at the start of the year and spread to south asia scientists say and seasonal rains and psych loans caused the local population to prove. 2 hikers missing in new zealand for 18 days have been found safe and with only minor injuries the pair went hiking in a. national park and were expected to return after 5 days but they got lost in fog a large search was launched but bad weather hampered rescuers efforts

still be reluctant to go shopping or send their children to school, according to the poll by ipsos morin, while families will be allowed to leave home to exercise. but there'll be more troops on the streets and an overnight curfew. speaking to me from johannesburg, nomsa maseko described the control strategy that south africa has been using. the south african lockdown is one of the strictest the world has ever seen. people are not even allowed to jog, and there was a ban on the sale of cigarettes and alcohol, and also the fact that so many people were forced to stay home. but now there is a little bit of an easing. just driving into work this morning there were so many people jogging, walking their dogs. there was a sprinkle of optimism in the air. you know, just walking into the office today. there is going to be a heavy military presence and police presence all over the country. just driving in, there were two checkpoints i had to go through myself, where the police officers were asking to see that i am allowed to be on the streets and that i have a permit to be out on the roads. this

united kingdom the general feeling is one of frustration a lot of boredom according to an abscess mori poll the majority of brits in fact 2 thirds of brits would still be quite uncomfortable about going back into the public in terms of bars and restaurants music and sports events and even public transportation but breaking that down in terms of categories of age well the 18 to 34 year old category they would be much more comfortable and much more is to remain to get back to their normal stage. also in terms i think we have some we have some new figures coming in as well but one of the covered figures the numbers actually looking right well just bear in mind just yesterday boris johnson said that the united kingdom was past the peak of this virus saying that there was a downward slope or downward trajectory in the latest figures we have at the moment is that over the last 24 hour period the number has jumped by 352 in england bring the total to 409 dance jump in the last 24 hour period and then in total since the outbreak began that is now at 27180 just a reminder that it's now across a

still be reluctant to go shopping or send their children to school, according to the poll by ipsos moriseek help at all boots pharmacies across the uk from today. consultation rooms will be used as safe spaces, where victims will be put in touch with specialist services. we had a very special programme yesterday as we joined captain tom moore — the war veteran, fundraiser and current number one pop artist — to celebrate his 100th birthday. now and honorary kernel. —— colonel. thousands of cards, a military promotion and an england cricket call—up were all in the mix. then there was the flypast — and another £3 million in the pot. let's have a quick look back at a truly memorable day. it started as a bit of a family truck, really, to give tom something to do in isolation. that was then, this is now. bunting of birthday cards and bells. on behalf of bbc breakfast and everyone who celebrated your achievements across the uk, let me wish you a very happy 100th birthday. the first birthday ca rd started to 100th birthday. the first birthday card started to arrive and more and more came. the n

more than a thousand adults took part in the poll which was carried out by ipsos mori. 60% would be uncomfortablegoing to work or meeting friends. our home editor mark eastonjoins me now. fascinating, i read that thinking they are pretty high statistics. we have this notion that everyone is feeling hemmed in and desperate to get out, yet some of that suggests thatis get out, yet some of that suggests that is not the case. i think that is right, i think anyone who imagines we are all staying indoors because we have been ordered to hasn't understood what the british public feels. they are staying indoors because they are frightened, they are frightened about catching they are frightened about catching the virus and they are frightened about giving it to the people that they love. that is a large part of why they want to stay indoors. these figures will give ministers in pause for thought because as they try to think of how we get britain out of the lockdown, trying to think of some kind of road map, they have got to also factor in this kind of detail. a0% of parents saying they would be uncomfortab

a study by king's college london with ipsos mori found that members of the public claimed to be stickingpermitted. welcome, how good is a result of six out of seven people observing the rules strictly? the level of compliance was really quite extraordinary, the restrictions of how we have had to change our lives has been incredible, that is the normal cross. most of the things that you look at, nine and ten people say they are observing social distancing by saying two metres away from people, people are taking it even further, you have 55% of people washing and disinfecting items that they bring into their house. the only thing that stands out within all that measures that we asked about is they said visiting at home, where 14%, about is they said visiting at home, where14%, about one in seven people say that they have done that against the lockdown rules, not has trickled since we first asked the question backin since we first asked the question back in the beginning of april. so it really points to what people have been suffering around, and that is that lack of contact with family and

still be reluctant to go shopping or send their children to school, according to the poll by ipsos moris will be used as safe spaces where victims will be put in touch with specialist services. tributes have been paid to the nigerian drummer tony allen, who's died suddenly at the age of 79. allen teamed up with fela kuti in the ‘60s to create a new musical style, afrobeat. the rock bassist flea from the red hot chili peppers called him one of the greatest drummers ever to walk the earth. scientists in the uk have identified the highest levels of microplastics ever recorded on the sea floor, after studying sediment pulled from the bottom of the mediterranean sea. the analysis, led by the university of manchester, found nearly two million plastic pieces per square metre of sea bed. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. a simulation of the deep ocean. this experiment in a large tank in a lab in the netherlands shows how ocean currents and push mounds of sediment across the sea floor. mixed into those mounds are millions of tiny pieces of plastic, and scientists have now measured