my rooftopping friends, they all have same value w with me. i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are demonstration t tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests ababt the polilice and goverernt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man: ok. airin: i actually don't want to get famous from rooftopping. it's just an instant. i think the protests inspired me. they were not satisfied with the electoral system in hong kong, so they start a demonstration here. the police didn't know what to do, so they used tear gas to make people go home. we used umbrella to protect us, and that's why the protest was called umbrella movement. i held hong kong flag on the roof, and that went viral in hong kong. talk about that photo to anyone. they know a

on his rooftop for more than a decade now and it's a routine that begins early in the day. early morning in chennai joyce of say car was preparing another open at breakfast on these terrorists. and these guests literally flock from far and wide to enjoy. the simple meal of so dries chickpeas and grain is served to more than $8000.00 parakeets every day. after watching patiently from above the banquet can finally begin. on p.b.s. . beginning this has been going on for the past 25 years and actually birds like crows minus sparrows and pigeons used to come a parakeet started coming after the tsunami in 2004 and locals call him the good man of chan on top of that comes at a cost a $68.00 k. just more than. war by serve more than 65 kilos of rice to these birds every day it's cost me 2000 rupees or about 40 percent of my income or somebody offers me money or rice i accept it as a local. the daily feeding frenzy morning and evening has become a local attraction but for how much longer the owner of choice of sick house building wants to tear it down and has given him an eviction n

if you have a rooftop. some more independence and flexibility with your energy needs, you want to reduce the costs, that's what you want to do and you want to add -- you're pry trying to be part of the solution, not part of the problem when it comes to climate change that's the other trend is the conversation and the attitudes around climate change are real >> how do you keep these in stock? i have got to believe the demand for this is extraordinary? >> it's not a demand side issue. it's a supply side issue at this point. so ramping supply chain. our initial guidance when we bought those companies, we thought we would do 50 megawatt of backup power. it's 150 megawatts that we think we're going to do this year. it's three times what we originally thought in our business case. >> in times of stress, in times of panic, people reach for generac. is the coronavirus that kind of panic? >> you know, it's interesting, because you get people, they get concerned about everything >> right. >> having clean water, havin

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they're literally locked out and don't know what to do and help us do our jobs and cry from the rooftops to give us the safety stuff we need. and i can tell you a little bit more about that. >> how bad is it -- we don't have cameras in hospitals and obviously there's patient privacy laws, hipa laws, but is it as bad is -- right now is it a concern of what may be coming or is it what you're already seeing? >> well, for one thing i think it takes us all aback when we have to ration. this is the united states of america and we're rationing. that just doesn't feel right. to answer your question directly, it depends on where you are. some places are fine and some places are actually really hurting. that's why you're seeing the cdc put out guidelines you never would have thought you'd seen. if you have to use a bandanna, you have to do it. that's just crazy. the big question is is the ppe, the protective gear, is it coming or is it not? there's a lot of confusion there. as an e.r. doctor, i'm very practical. i can say let's actually address another way to save this equipment, which is to addre

the. 16 solar panels adorn the rooftop. they've been running without any hitches as road can confirm to the village leader upon inspection. with us the most needn't rely on the regular power grid for its energy. to further spread the idea the green musk's program also includes specially claude tickle training for the in months. of the project has completely changed life in the village i know that you know women can study in the evening and pray during ramadan we're all involved and that's why we are so proud of this project. for hollywood and. being energy self-sufficient the mosque has become a gathering place for other activities as well. here villagers can meet for a cup of tea or attend special courses. these women are learning to read and write for the 1st time in their lives. the residents of tad mum to build their mosque as environmentally friendly as possible energy saving insulation and l.e.d. lights included. is one of the women attending the literacy classes she shows us the conditions she lives in the poverty an

we've got a little hint of some low clouds offshore right now. 8 here's a beautiful view from our rooftop camera. skies are blue. this is a list of our forecast features. warming trend peaks tomorrow. a much cooler pattern will develop by the end of the week and this long dry spell is likely to end on saturday. but how long a spell has it been? last rain we had, measurable rain in san francisco, the 28th. from the 29th to now, we've had 35 consecutive dry days, getting close to the record this time of year of 43 days set back in late 2014 to early 2015 and in 2016, 43 consecutive rain-free days. here's what may bring us in a dry spell. friday evening shows rain moving into the area, showers overnight into saturday morning and even into saturday afternoon. looks like we're going to get enough wet weather to officially end the dry spell, but we don't expect to get a lot of measurable rain. just enough. >> overnight, clear skies. we'll see a few patches. overnight moving in the mid- to upper 40s and tomorrow we'll be able to experience the peak of this warming trend with high temperatures ne

the infant had apparently fallen 9 feet from a rooftop and was struggling when rescue crews arrived. but a full recovery is expected. >>> movie director spike lee is feuding with the owners of his beloved new york knicks. lee has been a fixture for decades at madison square garden. he says he won't be back this year after being confronted by security, for trying to go through what he says is his usual entrance. he says it's a part of a harassment campaign from the team's other than james do lan. the knicks say it's all a misunderstanding. >>> and fans of jurassic park should take note of this story. scientists say they've discovered dinosaur dna, along with otherbiological material and a fossilized skull in montana. the skull belonged to a hipackosaurus, a plant-eating duck-billed dinosaur which has been extinct for 66 million years. dna is only expected to survive a million years. so if the discovery the confirmed, it would change our understanding of biology. >>> coming up onnoillet of "ins edition" joins us in the studio as her show celebrates 25 years. i'm anne-marie green. this

from the vantage point of our rooftop camera. concorde 58 degrees. low pressure will be storming south. as it does it will usher a distinct well-defined rain band into the bay area. which you can easily pick out on future test after some drizzle tomorrow morning. watch what happens right after midnight friday night early saturday morning. 2:25 am saturday it is draped across sonoma county and out around point reyes. the central part of this comes through around sunrise on saturday morning. blows out of the area so that by noon saturday afternoon we should see some clearing. it will still be variable clouds any chance of a shower through saturday night. a cloudy cool and breezy night tonight. tomorrow little bit of drizzle tomorrow morning. increasing clouds during the day. breezy and chilly friday. light shower chances sweep through early saturday. less than 1/10 of an inch. high temperatures tomorrow will still be only in the low 60 degree range for much of the bay area. it is the weekend spring ahead. sunrise sunday at 7:30 am. sunset at 7:10 pm. s

in new york, where experts have been screaming from the rooftops that the new york trajectory is basically italy minus two weeks time, in new york today, governor andrew cuomo cautiously announced that new york's skyrocketing hospitalization rate may also be showing the first signs of slowing. >> this is very interesting. because the evidence suggests that the density control measures may be working. and again, we're doing this from projections. but look at this, because it's interesting. this past sunday, the projection was that hospitalizations were doubling every two days. on monday, the numbers suggested that the hospitalizations were doubling every 3.4 days. on tuesday, the projection suggested that the hospitalizations were doubling every 4.7 days. now, that is almost too good to be true. but the theory is given the density that we're dealing with, it spreads very quickly, but if you reduce the density, you can reduce the spread very quickly. >> so on sunday, hospitalizations in new york were doubling every two days. then the next day, they were projected to double every 3.4 days. an

then you lost your job, and so you weren't going to spend all that money, so you got married on the rooftop your friends, and i understand, madeleine, you wore your gown, and then you had a little reception. tell us quickly, because i want to get to something else. >> yeah, we did. we came downstairs to our apartment where we're sitting now and had these friends in our apartment. we had some drinks -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah. our friends live in our building, fortunately, and two of my three brothers were in town. we played music, we listened to a lot of higher love which was going to be our introduction song and just sort of danced and had a great time. ordered some shake shack burgers too. arthel: those are good. so, of course, you're back to social distancing, and the two of you are cocooned together. madeleine, that could have been stressful. you have means -- i'm sorry you lost your job, and we take -- we don't take that lightly, but you had the means to maneuver and pull this thing off. of madeleine, what did you -- still a stretch though. what did you learn about david throughout this

you can go out on your porch or your balcony or your rooftop or maybe just clap out the window to haveptions. this will continue every night at 7:00. >>> new york is doing this and now we have to do it, too. this is video of new york getting loud for health care workers. this was the scene last night as cheers filled the air. thousands screaming from their windows and balconies to show their appreciation for everyone out there working their hardest, mike. i thought that was so amazing. and they're doing it in atlanta, too, my hometown. i saw some videos there. >> love atlanta. love new york, love us. and wealer be just as loud, won't we? >> we will, if not louder. >> i hope so. going to bed later because of this. it's worth staying up late to cheer those folks on and let them know we appreciate them. 7:00 this evening, too, pretty comfortable. so, here's what we have. look at that right there. you can see san jose mostly cloudy this morning. let's roll out your accuweather highlights. partly sunny day today with showers across the north bay. if you wanted to, you could put you, meaning

but then they fail an important exam and they can't deal with the frustration and they jump off a rooftop what matters most to me is to raise a healthy personality. that's an issue that's much discussed on the internet in china the competition to enter the best schools in universities is fierce and there is one thing that has not changed for generations chinese characters require a lot of practice by the end of primary school children are expected to read and write 3500 characters practicing those characters as show show's final task of the day. at $930.00 he's finally done bed time he just finished 12 hours of studying and activities yeah because they are. now it's sunday but he's not off today either weekends are the busiest time for tutors besides regular school subjects there's a broad range of subjects that parents can book for their kids from ballet to chess are calligraphy and even scheme for children like show show saturdays and sundays can be just as busy as the rest of the week. i. shall chose parents have decided to them in his activities on weekends to one class per day on sun

people are exercising on the rooftops.otice they are keeping reasonably far apart, and they are doing that exercise in coordination with their neighbors. less activity in venice. police are patrolling to make sure quarantine regulations are being observed. bear in mind people in italy ar only allowed to leave their home for urgent work or to get food. those pictures were from italy. ret's focus on them now, because there over 2000 people that have died. nearly 30,000 cases. this country is the worst affected aside from china. the north italy is very much the center of the outbreak. thbbc has spoke a doctor in bergamo. he is the head of a respiratory unit there. he told us ctors are making life and death decisions. they are admitting u to 70 critically ill patients a day. some patients are dying alone because the staff are overwhelmed. elso gng i.ab ,eit i ss morely. ofome >> if i allow one or two relatives to come to the , hospithave to give them these. need them for us. reporter: you need them for doctors. >> yes. they ca

the high security laid on for the royal visit with police shot shooters deployed on surrounding rooftops but kate and william didn't seem concerned as the enjoyed a warm sendoff. good reminder now of our top story after days of uncertainty camped out at the greek turkish border turkey has started passing thousands of migrants through a border crossing with greece this is the pressure on the using greece's obliged to take an asylum seekers' athens those 1st years helping migrants cross the league. look. this is the interview news i'm brian thomas thanks for being. our clothes our lifestyle choices and fashion statement but they are way smarter and pollute the environment. for the next more and blazing. with garments made from plastic and paper waists backslash no tomorrow stylish. and eco friendly go around for the. next. music can change lives these children from mexico are just learning that. their lives overshadowed by poverty and family problems but in the orchestra they can leave that all outside and find a home for the future 3 times. 16 it's. tough it is for me. it's for. children

since yesterday after they took over a jail and set it on fire and milan inmates were filmed on the rooftop burning items and shouting freedom and 6 detainee's died in clashes in the northern city of my data on sicily relatives of prisoners gathered near a jail concern at that prisoners could be infected by the coded 1000 virus prisoners are reportedly angered by new rules which have seen the family visit suspended meanwhile citizens in the italian capital lined up in long queues at supermarkets on monday night after the country's pm extended the lockdown measures to the entire country meanwhile some italians were seen fleeing from the peak of the outbreak in the north to sicily and the south. situations requires a strong sense of responsibility especially for young who want because for example i'm coming from the nato and probably put myself in voluntary quarantine and i do not think it is the right time to exporting germs these aggregate in any case it is a question of respect for us and for others in particular because i'm 25 years old and her family members are older. than the situation

prisons took over a jail in belong you're setting it on fire and milan inmates were filmed on the rooftop burning items and shouting freedom and 16 trainees died in clashes in the northern city of more than in sicily relatives of prisoners gathered near a jail concerned prisoners could be infected by coronavirus size demands for improved conditions prison is reportedly angry about new rules which has seen a suspension of family visits. so while this coronavirus has been raging for almost 3 months he spoke about everything except the prisoners this is unfair because in this building they don't even have madsen right now an ambulance has just gone in and we have no idea why one of the ministers to be prompted all this people have sentences of less than 5 years have to be treated with different measures at home. we discussed the prison protests as well as italy and europe's response to the coronavirus crisis with political analyst paolo di phoning he believes the e.u.'s efforts of so far forward short. definitely there are in the prison those interests but of course this is used to to outcri

the traditional italian folk song bella ciao is being played from rooftops across italy to boost morale working conditions and rice paddies in northern italy. today the hardships are of a different kind. # bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao, ciao, ciao... another rendition of bella ciao, but this time from a small community in germany. the group took to their balconies as a show of support for italians, knowing they too could be forced to live under more restrictions. it's the first time the neighbours have performed together, but given the amount of fun, perhaps not the last. more and although stories our website. —— on all those stories on our website. now the weather with stav da naos. hello there. there is a lot of fine and settled weather in the forecast right across the country. but we will see subtle changes in the north—west. as high pressure hold on for most of us, this weather front will encroach in to bring more cloud, outbreaks of rain to the north—west and also fairly strong winds. the rainfall amounts really could mount up here as we move into next week. but for most of us

on the rooftop of my private bowe thing actually because the government asked people not to go to work to stay at home office and to avoid the public transport and things like that schools us open but they're going to close on monday was restrooms everything were closed on every culture we've been very closed on tonight at midnight and it's kind of an italian style looked on in a lot of version ok bear in there and brussels and we're going to go right to the press conference because it looks like it's getting underway commission president was a lot on the line speaking now. institutions governments. economies but the coronavirus pandemic is most of all testing people. this is not only an unprecedented challenges to our health care systems but also a major shock to our economies i am from vince that the european union can withstand this shock. but each member states needs to live up to its full responsibility and the european union as a whole needs to be determined or united already made to it and to unite. in a pandemic scientific based guidance is essential to help plot the best cours

the high security laid on for the royal visit with police sharpshooters deployed on surrounding rooftops but kate and william didn't seem concerned as the enjoyed a warm sendoff. now they organize. years of the tokyo 2020 olympics have announced that all the venues for this year's games are ready 8 new venues were built for the summer olympics the aquatic center will host swimming and diving advance and the national stadium will host the opening ceremony on july 24th well coronavirus has raised questions about whether the games will be postponed or canceled but in recent days officials have insisted the competition will be again as much. coming up next on news asia controversy in pakistan as a women's march planned for the weekend divides opinion and sparks a fierce debate. and the widow was ostracized in a world bangladesh after their husbands died what lies behind the street. station forget the news asia. i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for the night similar it was hardest for them. i even got white hairs that. benjamin language not this gives me and they

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well let's take this amazing staircase to go up to the rooftop and gets a bit more information. about the costs of from that. it is all the way up to that amazing staircase i'm where are we now. the sun that all the wind. this is the council's apex we're at the top of the lantetern tower. the building's highest point of view that's crowned by y a giant lately is s at they are the symbol of the french monokini on the florida keys sunbird too them and hopefully see if this were a religious building. it's where you'd expect to see a crosswalk of course now what makes this council so recognizable is the multitude of kim means that you can see around him once the architectural idea behind that. i will leave the idea of these virtual feaeatures that go up to what's the sky or virgin media page during the middle ages.. fundnding we acknowleledge. that it's given evevery naissance twists with typical decorative elements such as cocoh stern figure is. known as grotesque. but also it is to tuturn black and whitite negative. that you find on many buildings in italy. often religious but not

, on face time, over the phone in the last few weeks, you hear people still going out onto their rooftopsercrowding in parks, because it happened to bea parks, because it happened to be a nice day out. and it's important that we will do what we can to stay inside and curb the spread of covid—19. we can to stay inside and curb the spread of covid-19. and would you say that the people are at fault there and they are not following the advice or is the advice are simply not clear enough? i think people know, at this point, that staying inside and doing what you can to maintain distance from others to flatten the curve is what we all should be doing. to flatten the curve is what we allshould be doing. so, perhaps, it's uncomfortable to seem a little out of the ordinary, perhaps people want to be outside because it's a nice day and spend time with family and friends, which is understandable, but we can get back to doing that later. right 110w back to doing that later. right now we have a public health crisis that we really need to be heading. to get the feeling that states and authorities are w

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the high security laid on for the royal visit with police sharpshooters deployed on surrounding rooftops but kate and william didn't seem concerned as the enjoyed a warm sendoff. and the. as if the took a 2020 at olympics have announced that all of the venues for this is a lympics are ready for the games new venues the build for the summer olympics the aquatic center will host swimming and diving events and the national stadium will host the opening ceremony on july 24th the coronavirus had raised questions about whether the games will be postponed or canceled but in recent days officials have insisted the competition will begin as shit tailed. coming up next on news asia. controversy in pakistan as a woman a women's march planned for the weekend divides opinion and sponsor a fierce debate. the riddles of ostracizing drew bangladesh and off their husbands die what lies behind that. and the south korean news anchor reading and making headlines. all that and more coming up on news asia. i'm done with that she must experience privilege and replace it to be ritual abuse yes thank you and by.