sea people that there has been an improvement of the lagoon during the confinement that we had in moshe's which correspond rescission of touristic activities and yes yes the oil spilling with greatly affect already impacted on our ecosystem that we have and now we are talking about one of the most versatile like which is the eastern part of moshe's and the place where the workers show rick is house to and then expect she's and successful conservative critics and there's a lot of sensitive biodiversity but they are they are run so centuries there and regarding the economy we need also to put into equation that the most to be likely afflicted of species works and both good people and from the east and out of the island and they are and they are many of them many of the religious and the and each one of the island they leave out of the sea my could be produced effective it is accomplishing itself so yes definitely stephen what do you make then of the government's cleanup efforts 7 can you hear me i've just lost you ok stefan can you hear me now. but you know unfortunately we're out of time s

specialist equipment and helicopters and is this sort of intervention which was present in really arriving moshe's and now the french marine corps is working with the national cause god of mischa's and and. just to try to put into place. in any means to fight the next wave of oil spill which will happen because what we've had so far is on the probably a 10th of what is still on the boat so the major oil spill is this is yet to happen . the number of corner virus infections on the continent surpassed 1000000 last week more than 20000 people have died that have you which will call it pivotal milestone as cases surge in a number of countries but that's quite the rise in cases in most sub-saharan countries many governments are left in restrictions. it's a special day for these worship as in lagos nigeria. it's the 1st time they've been allowed to attend church in person since march. the country's lifting restrictions on some religious services despite an uptick in cases strict social distancing holes are in place. but many are still cautious. as i think or much it will do what it does and how cool for

absolutely i mean this is in the southeast of moshe's and the area where there are quite a number of people or all depend heavily on the sea with the fall tourism all for fishing mainly and this is going to affect thousands of lives fall many many years so the human impact of this of this oil spill is going to be far reaching and i think thousands of people. so is the government on the right track in dealing with this mess well it's trying to do of the it can and all of the different units that link. to this trying to find a solution have been engaged. we cannot do it on our cell by ourselves and this is where we've been bringing in for an expertise we've had a lot of help and support from friends and help and support from japan is also coming but also there's a very strong civil union movement and surprised civilians and a lot of people giving their advice and help in this you know the we do not have the advantage of having experience to deal with an actual oil spill despite the fact that we despite the fact that we had a a national contingency plan but we've never had to put it int

moshe's is very close to one of the main shipping lanes and the government did know that something that is occurred most received quite substantial capacity building assistance almost over the years and only in march this year there was another workshop on oil spill prevention where the country argues that it would be prepared also in 2016 only 4 years ago there was a very very similar event happening there was an accident with the ship almost in the same location back then most was lucky no major oil spill occurred but the country didn't learn lessons from that event and prepare for the next disaster and that brought us to this if you. know ok so they didn't learn from the last as us about how could they have prepared benefit this disaster well to start with they didn't have the appropriate equipment in place the containment equipment was not it was not there. it is also a question of whether the company that was hired a salvage company reacted in the right way and. whether the oil spill contingency plan actually works and was used as intended if it's ok so he's saying that this could

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heavy metal music plays as the band gets into its stride, the crowd begins to mosh.ly a first. have it! and this isn't just about dressing the part, this is a new generation claiming heavy—metal as their own. people should maybe just open their eyes, you know, not put africa in a box like they always do. they only think that africa is a certain way. we are poverty—ridden, and there's a lot of negatives about it. but we're also creative people, even though it's not publicised much. there are a lot of talented musicians and artists in africa. so i think skinflint is an example of that. ade getting a taste for african metal there, back in 2015. well, i'm afraid that's all we have time for on this week's programme. but coming up next week, carmen is back on the road injapan. she'll be reporting on how the pandemic is affecting ceremonies to mark the 75th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. that's next week. but in the meantime, from me christa larwood and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. theme music hello. friday brings some weather deja

. —— mosh. and this isn't just and this isn'tjust about dressing the part. maybe just open their eyes, not put africa in a box like they always do, you know, they only think that africa is a certain way, we are poverty ridden and there is a lot of negatives about it but we're also very people, even though it is not publicised much there isa it is not publicised much there is a lot of talented positions and artists in africa so i think skinflint is an example of that. ade getting a taste for african metal back in 2015. that's all we have time for on this week's programme. but coming up next week, carmen is back on the road in japan. she week, carmen is back on the road injapan. she will be reporting on how the pandemic is affecting ceremonies to mark the 75th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. that's next week. but in the meantime, from me christa larwood in the meantime, from me christa la rwood and in the meantime, from me christa larwood and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. the heat on friday was certainly ext

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moshe was to come tomorrow and for awhile this evening for the first pa rt awhile this evening for theo for a while as they move southwards, so they will lighter, fewer, many places dry by the end of the night with clearer skies and light winds. maybe a bit chilly further north and in parts of scotland. we'll start with some sunshine but then very quickly see showers arriving in northern ireland, meaning there was the irish sea into wales and northern england, the midlands and then perhaps later in the day some showers arriving in east anglia and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotla nd turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today now, the south of england ahea

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so far mosh 500 structures have been destroyed. the most common question we get from residents, will when they be allowed to go back home? let me show you the roads to get to this point and we'll give you an idea why this isn't happening just yet. these are the roads closed to all residents, dark, smoke, ashy, full of debris, not to mention the hot spots that continue to smolder and burn. >> it's not just the fire is out, can we go back? we have to make sure utilities are in place and roads safe for travel. >> reporter: less smoke, more fog, the marine layer coating the mountains a good sign. >> extra moisture in the air doesn't allow the fuels to as intense as it was when it was hot and dry. they've got a couple what we call firing operations where we fight the fire with fire, and make that buffer around the different communities and eat up that unburned fuel before the actual fire gets to that location. >> reporter: it's that kind of progress that makes a difference. this black line in the northern zone of the fire, their biggest

if things are happening like the famous georgia school where there's just a mosh hit of people with no masks in the hallways, if they're super relaxed about what's happening, then a single case or two means the entire school needs to shut down. so i think, you know, we cannot get schools open and then celebrate and relax. i think we need to maintain vigilance this entire year, do school differently, and just know this entire school year is going to be odd and maybe it's really the next school year starting in 2021 that school will start to look like something that we recognize again. >> let's hope we don't have to wait too long for that day. the cdc is saying that the cases in children is rising and suggesting that 45% of children are symptomatic so that's a relief in the sense that children aren't having really bad side effects and cases. but should that raise alarms among parents for returning their kids to in-person classes, just in case they come home and infect their other family members? >> yeah, we were really binary about what we thought about kids early on, and what i mean is

anthony and lucretia mosh, sojourner truth, those women.and the next generation which would be those who were involved in that sign of time is the lucy burns and alice paul generation who was a little bit younger. three generations of activism and women to get the 19th amendment over the hump and hurdle to make it part of the constitution. >> and she was house there again for disrupting society, correct? >> that's correct. she was actually the american suffragists and she spent the most time than any other american suffer just. she was jailed and six second and serve more time in prison than anyone else. that's a great photograph of lucy burns that you have. it was likely a staged photograph. these women were very resourceful and whether it was in the d.c. jail or in the workhouse and alert, and virginia. and then they had that photograph taken to the outside and published in newspapers all across the united states. to draw more support and sympathy for their cause. they were masters of political spectacle, imagery and they knew that was an

that this episode which is affecting a large part of the priest timelike ruins in the southeast of moshe'sis just going to nail down again the sector and bring it to 2 to rick and that's in fact the current situation and it's going to have affect a lot the tourism sector and maybe put it in an end in specially in this part of the area because if there is no fish to see if there is no tourism activity ochre ring in this part of the island all the hotels would lose their livelihoods so i think that's also a major issue vasant to pay much of an environmental engineer and i shall give a speaking to us from russia great to get your thoughts and your insight thanks for being with us on al-jazeera vassal thank you very much. now about $75.00 residents and tourists and it is a austin valley have been relocated after warnings that a huge portion of a month long last year as at risk of collapse the plan considered last year so it's now today about 2800 meters and is roughly the size of a large building a recent heat wave has created a layer of water under the ice causing it to slide about 80 centime

but i can't help -- the image won't escape my mind of all these cars getting into a mosh pit and makingwd surfing on top of other cars. i think it would be quite entertaining. dagen: metallica fans are getting up there at this point. they're not even getting out of their cars because they might, like, tear a labrum or blow out their acl if they move too much next, ending childhood hunger in the u.s., william sonoma partnering with celebrities with specially designed spatulas. hilsenrath, what do you say? jon: i looked at the website. it seems like a really good cause. you get not only spatulas, they have coffee mugs and some dish towels. my personal favorites have to be dolly parton and her butterfly and i've got to throw one out to scarlet johansson, she's got her lips on some spatulas. it's kind of hard to turn that one away. dagen: thank you, jon hilsenrath for mentioning that. [ laughter ] finally, keeping it lean, a house in chicago he chicago onlt wide at one end. it's known as the pie house because of the shape. lonski, how long before it wears off. john: we're finding out that a