in the coastal village of plus n.c. a local survive on fishing and tourism both of which depend on the reef. you know i come on this trip many times many tears and i say man i am so blessed and i look at everything that i am that is in front of me and i think i hope one day this doesn't become a memory. beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent cyclons have wreaked havoc here and climate change is turning everything gray here together with marine biologist lisa carne entre organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit rowing corals then they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are

this is the n.c. good pizza is the only mushroom that goes well with all dishes. this is so now it's a very adaptable food. money do men will keep searching for innovative flavor combinations that show the multi-faceted truffle in all of its splendor. the bass player in the band the silent type the bass not in the foreground that's the cliche but baze can be different to milosevic sounds played by a young woman in the to kill with male dominated field. do you recognize it's very glam cheers and have a kick that big from poland rose to internet fame with this version and now she full concert halls with her music. when 22 year old plays the bass the instrument comes out of the shadows into the spotlight. i just felt it in my heart that i wanted to play in the bass and i looked a sound low sound and they connection between melody. and this is great to have all 4 strings for me. her interpretation of eric clapton's tears in heaven make the young post musician an internet. video with her brother uploaded it and 3 days later. i called my brother and he was like. one of

is the warden in charge of the enforcement in march a sinful national park he says the n.c. pushing efforts already paying off and terrorism is proving he's helped to arrest and prosecute over $700.00 poachers in the area julius obama has witnessed the population of elephants grow in the last 25 years from less than 400 of the animals to over 1600 today. someone photograph a moment it is campaign to fight plastic pollution around the world $322000000.00 tons of plastic is produced each year and you can find plastic was literally anywhere much of it ends up in the rivers stephon hole which is trying to bring people together to change these and here is what it called he wrote this week . he's getting closer to his goals stephanie halasz has been paddling for 4 weeks now from the west in german city of cold lands on the rhine to the capital by lynn in the northeast of the country. the. greatest thing and this was a trip of 750 kilometers it was to come up against your limits when you think you'll never make it then you get a 2nd wind and then you do it. after. he started out do

restriction is to really could trigger a new wave of the pandemic with more from paris to charlotte n.c. 4 weeks into lockdown in france and the country's economy is being brought to its knees will probably be more than the minus 2.2 percent in 2009 versus the magnitude of the economic shock. as the pandemics taken a stranglehold on the country's health it's been tightening the noose around its economy too with suggestions that's taken a nosedive of more than a 3rd or normal and annual g.d.p. is predicted to drop by 3 percent for every month the locked down this is a crisis like no other never in the history of the i.m.f. we have witnessed the world economy coming to a stand still we are now in recession eat these where you were 6. then the global financial crisis that stark warning has whipped up a frenzy amongst global leaders with calls for an immediate and coo warton ated international action to stage the fight back in 2008 to $10.00 the immediate economic crisis could be surmounted when the economic fault line and the capitalization of the global banking system was tackled now howe

thinks the app is promising and welcomes the fact that a cross border solution is being worked on to the n.c. bush buttons from sin yet. the project's developer say an app may be ready after easter. well my next guest tonight is olof groats he is the c.e.o. of cambrian futures and a professor at the business school at the university of california in berkeley he's also the author of solomon's code humanity in a world of thinking machines it's a look into the future of a society changed by artificial intelligence there's a great welcome back to the day when you and i 1st spoke here back in may 2018 you told me that the european union passing its new data protection wall would go down in history as a game changing event is the coronavirus pandemic also a game changing event. it's nice to be with you brant and yes coronavirus will push the e.u. to come to terms with a key tension in many ways decisions on corona's seem to mirror those on additional economy in europe they seem to mostly get made locally but the cost is borne regionally as infection spread but this shows that we can't truly act as

which one would it be if i had one image is that just the one image of lady liberty looking for the n.c. seats. on the staten island ferry i got this one shot where it's just a woman with her head back and she's just leaning up against the seat where there's no one else around her and she just sat there with her mask it was just me a very powerful moment experiencing it when to shut it and i hope that that comes across to people from a historical standpoint as well lockdowns have forced us to reconsider what the space around us mean it's the open spaces we want gathered in the parks the playgrounds the square now lie empty confinement too has changed the nature of our spaces my home is now my office my studio my daughter's classroom. but ultimately any form of space reimagined or not is a privilege a luxury that many cannot afford not it. my name is in every charge and i live in delhi and i'm a photo journalist working with the press trust of india lockdown in our city started on march 25th and has continued ever since the geneva. ravi high we've seen the images capturing quarantine aro

years since the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made that world changing trip usually the republic of n.c. to celebrate is russia but this year of course things very different concepts and exhibitions have been done online as best they can by the way that as they go let's way back i go it's a good time up there stay safe and well done on earth these are strange times are they but we'll get through it together he paused if i'm kevin i would hear about international h.q. in moscow or minder they'll be live bulletins at these times every day to keep you posted a little web and social media teams are working around the clock as well plus if you download or up we'll get any breaking news as it happens straight to your mobile device for now stay safe stay well and thanks for watching this weekend. lausanne to the city of into. a short drive down the hill from the hollywood drill they south central one of the most notorious addresses on the planet. like its famous neighbor south central has made its place in the imagination and then. beyond the fiction the reality of this residence lives seldom

members like to return to a some length of life charlotte n.c. has the details. we know that the french prime minister will stick to the plan which is to gradually ease the lock down from may the left rules here in france i mean some schools and businesses will start to reopen after those kinds of already been attacked by teachers who are unhappy that the schools are reopened meanwhile restaurant owners that is either happy that their business is and not of monks those that are set to open on may 11th however we also have been told that social distancing will remain in force here in france for the forseeable future and it appears that the french themselves are becoming a bit sort of fed up with pain locked up cooped up in their apartments over the last 2 days there have been several instances of people blatantly ringback flouting the lockdown regulations including one street party in the lot district of paris. now and so it's also working towards de confinement with face to beginning on the 2nd of may it's already be concerned that that self certification this is

whistleblowers in in particularly it would snow now i would just pardon him if i was president i'd bring in n.c. administration because i think he has a real good handle on how to handle this new electronic technology you know way that protects our freedoms but also lets the government do what legitimate intelligence and surveillance it needs to do to protect us so that's a man i would bring into my ministration edward snowden i like that edward snowden as well as president i'm i'm a fan of that how we are going to thank you so much for taking the time to be here thanks for having me as good they are finally we go to redacted correspondent naomi care avani for some mind blowing oh no is on pandemics. the worst part of a pandemic in my opinion is everything gets cancelled movies concerts schools church bars get shut down however if you lived during the 1918 influenza pandemic most things were cancelled too. you still had a war you could go to world war one it was like a game of risk with higher stakes so they understand that the influenza virus of 1900 the deadliest disease in history which wipe

keep him from being swept in the series tough like in the promising bargain center fielder shenzhou n.c. with an r.b.i. single to left field bringing home shane pynchon guardians on the board with one the bottom 4th all tied up to account 2 outs so the pitch a little too far inside to the monkey 2nd baseman quenching and joe umpire not too happy to give the guardians a warning they clearly don't listen and we go on next pitch hits and when in the back and that is about it both teams both umpires and managers had enough that turned into a brawl both teams emptying their benches and managers are just trying to get everyone stop fighting we need to go back to the game even though nobody's watching we still get back to baseball eventually got a 5th monkey shende shooting with the r.b.i. single to center field then home lane champagne he's going to around 30 monkeys up to one bomb and 7 the guardian fall further behind so it gives up an r.b.i. double to lay out who you t. long he's been around 3rd again make it the home and put the monkeys up $3.00 to $1.00 and that's about it top of the 9th

although it may impact it at some point of course because we're talking about college sports right so the n.c. double way is now moving towards the board of governors adopted officially they met yesterday with this name image and likeness working group and this morning they announced they released a statement saying that they have moved towards adopting recommendations to allow players college players so amateurs to accept money for their name image and likeness they can be compensated now every man for himself basically you know there's a reason for those of you who may be watching who are either a not sports fans or don't understand the game united states because you're watching us from some other part of the world there are guys in the united states young men 1819 years old who have lost their scholarships lost their livelihoods not been able to play in the n.f.l. for example professional football because somebody bought them a free cup of coffee because they had a meeting with an agent that he bought him a soda seriously. for a year. it is guys like you and i i don't know have been laughi

n.c.defense out these of you niggas once you've seen the dancers on stage then your level dancing isn't just a job for them job done singing for all dancers is a vocation i can for either tense or form that was the most intensive part of our lives and that's wonderful. and that's a story about that can come a time when it's no longer possible and to me what's most important is not a moment when dancers a dancing or tense a dance and kind of the moment when they no longer can and that moment was is that scott we need to focus on a ha that's where we need to help missing a concert that's your point get down there because headphone. proceeds from the events go to the dance foundation which helps professional dancers make the transition to other jobs. john nolan meyer dedicated his choreography to manas leads where the beautiful trumpets blow to soloist geoffrey kirk who died of aids. the ballet workshop benefits traditionally end with a performance. for neumeier compassion and commemoration a

easter week and meanwhile the nationwide shutdown is taking a very toll on the economy i charlotte n.c. reports. this week president told from the look down wood and on may 11th while that means citizens will apparently be able to leave their homes and some businesses will we start that's not the case but you are some lonely people however public places restaurants cafes and hotels cinemas and museums will remain closed at this stage with no end date for when they can reopen some restaurants and cafes are starting to stress this year. through all the challenges that. i never arisen over the years with. strikes so make sure the terrorists attacks and so we can only go in confidently. what is happening now really has. to the war where we actually do anything small businesses cafes such as this pallet and and restaurants are seen as being the life blood of the national economy of france and that is particularly true in paris when they were shut down as being no one essential business is back in march some claim that that would herald an economic catastrophe and those warnings are serving

a typical n.c. district includes a bistre and retail-oriented street with zoning at the same block at the year. that is the case here as well. if you look at overhead, on the overhead, i have a current image of lombard street in front of the business. not only is lombard street lined up a busy street with three lanes in each direction, you have businesss on both side of the street including a gas station. there's significant amount of construction going on and with respect to dogs, we also do have neighbors in our rear who also own dogs. the purpose of n.c. districts is to provide for a wide variety of commercial youings, including neighborhood -- uses, including neighborhood-serving uses. in a city that has more dogs than kids, kennels provide an extremely necessary service. you had in the record a number of support letters and signatures. what i just handed out to you are additional 32 letters in support that were written since last friday. including three letters from the residential neighbors wh

>> that's a state isse ue. .n.c. only got involved when the d.n.c. filed a lawsuit remove those safeguards and wisconsin. we've been engaged in the lawrt legislature and governor needed to come together and work on that and i think the governor as the ader of the state should have acted sooner and started doing all these 11th hour proposals to try to change the election. and i think it's a failure of let ership on his part thhe didn't move sooner. >> let me ask you from the voters' perspective, ere's clearly an access issue. there are a number of polling places that had tbe closed because of coronavirus concerns. do you believe everyone in wisconsin wo is eligible to vote got their chance or will get their chanc sto do today? >> wisconsin still had early voting andhe opportunity to receive absentee ballots. none of that was prevented true through this process. when we felt uncomfortable with was an election being open for ditional days when you had an election day of april 7. p anyone whoost marks their vote by 7:00 p.m. today, eir vote will count. w

the health community will face the n.c. vaccine movement and as you know in many countries there were around the world and here in europe we do have people who. are very afraid the vaccination and. i think at least these 3 challenges. have to be considered from now very early on ok and we thank you very much michael catch him for joining us from geneva thank you. coming up on the news hour from london at least 14 people are killed in flash flooding in the yemeni city of aides in the government says it needs international help. police crackdown on dozens of activists after some of the capital's worst riots in decades. but 1st the u.s. has condemned iran's successful launch of its military satellite into orbit its 1st one that is on iran's revolutionary guard says the country is now able to monitor the world from space but washington has accused iran of the pasta fusing its space program as a cover for missile development so the reports. on wednesday morning the will to news of a secret operation carried out by the islamic re