digging deep the illegal extraction of sand in bangladesh is a roading livelihoods. it is significant ecology significant the snow it has been for quite a few days now throughout japan some of that snow has reached south korea and this part of china that juts into the yellow sea it's a continuation of the same slightly less cold i think in parts of the korean peninsula but the snow will keep falling in sapporo and further south so how often do you expect citizen for corcoran in japan than to freezing a cold wind and snow we're talking about down here and that codice switch over that to the south to china hong kong's high temperature 30 degrees they sense or colder in hans's the showers further south it is the rainy season that we have seen flooding in nature malaysia kuala lumpur singapore and old sumatra we could see more of the same on both friday and saturday as a result of deeper sunder storms and his an unusual picture you are expecting to see rain in this part of india in sri lanka the northeast monsoon but not up the west coast a lot showers up to rogers and u

that is the line in the sand. that is much more recent in the crimean war. i will give you the cliff notes versions but in the crimean war you have that british and the french to go against the russians. so where in the pool and it will be the battle just before the charge of the light decade that came out later so what happened is the british highlanders were hidden behind a hill in the sand in the mountains and then they began their attack so all of a sudden the british show themselves and muskets at the ready and fired at the russian troops. we kept coming. it did nothing. there may fired again and the russian troops stopped, turned on their heels and fled into the night. so there was a wonderful great war correspondent of this age name william howard wessel and then to gather speed but then it enters the lexicon now diplomacy. and the other witnesses. but then the russians like putin and ukraine. >> i think of it as cinematic as well like the laser lights that intersect with each other. and with those lines in the sand for the next administration with th

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nothing but sand and clay. stunted trees, grass in which mites who crawl with typhus live, and a steady, dry, and dusty wind." that is what greeted them at iwo jima when they land. the uss lubbock. >> for breakfast, we had steak and eggs. we rendezvoused around the mothership. at a certain time, we took off on the departure line, which is where we all lined up for the leading beaches. -- landing beaches. the first waves that landed hit the beach in an hour and a half without any resistance of any kind. i landed in the 13th at 9:00. i missed it by a minute or two. right on schedule. at that time, the best way to describe it is all hell broke loose. the japanese had all the mortars, shells, artillery zeroed in on the beaches and were giving us all they had. at the beach, we all ran out and hit the deck, so to speak. my first impression when i hit the beach on the island, i could reach out and touch a dead marine with my left hand. that is when the shock hit me. i was there in the midst of the real thing. i starte

and also the cool thing about a sand dune is there's no trees!n, i guess it's safer, right? no doubt, though, this is definitely the definition of an extreme sport. and here i am, strapped in. ok, you ready? i — i think i'm ready. woo! great start! playful music. this way, yeah? like this? oh, and then the board comes — oh! playful music continues. laughs. woo! this is a lot of fun! though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. pants. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it wa

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places you do not want sand.. i've got — i'v got a bit of a crunch in my teeth right now. but woo, it is a rush! karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you've got it, karla, yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool. it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello there. this cold weather isn't giving up anytime soon. it will stay for the weekend and most of next week. at least for the weekend there'll be quite a lot of sunshine around. mainly across western areas. it'll be cold and some further wintry showers, most of them across the eastern side of the country. t

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places you do not want sand.nch in my teeth right now. but woo, it is a rush! karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. pants. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello there. we've got a cold weekend coming up. today, a day of sunshine and showers, but for some of us, we've already seen some snowfall. this was dunbar in east lothian, the eastern side of scotland seeing the snow this morning. those snow showers have been tracking across fife, also bringing a covering of snow before worki

sometimes illegal sand mining is carried out with support from elected officials of the roman comfort in the war of independence against pakistan in 1971 he says he's losing ancestral land because of the german river been grabbed by local authorities. the aman not go away i've got the order that they are illegally dredging our land to make a new way for the ignoring a high court decision they're grabbing our answers from land by force we don't bring any compensation to the villages. bangladesh department of environment did not reply to algiers address request for an interview. and vironment lawyers say wake regulation and lack of law enforcement is partly to blame so my needs to learn actually. what we. we have that is not for you either in leaving out to us and my already doing that. as a result we are losing. reverse sand mining and the heavy machinery used in extraction are changing the course of rivers and eroding them over there destroying our rice field by dumping the sand in our farmland we are requesting compensation from the prime minister for the damage it's our ancestral la

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places you do not want sand. my teeth right now. but woo, it is a rush! karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays this is a lot of work. pants what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello there. thursday was a really cold day in the midlands, where the fog persisted. and it's cold widely at the moment, of course. we've got a widespread frost. and again, for many parts of the country it could be quite icy out there as well, and in some areas we're seeing some more sleet and snow falling. so it's a real mixture, som

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places you do not want sand.teeth right now. but woo, it is a rush! karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays this is a lot of work. pants what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello there. temperatures have been plummeting away in the night, especially across the glens of scotland, —10 but there's just a hint as we go into next week that we're exchanging the cold wind we have at the moment for something a little milder coming in off the atlantic, but still quite a lot of stagnant cold air. and actually for the m

nothing but sand and clay.umpback hills, stunted trees, a grass where mites that carrie typhus lived, and a steady wind. that was the evil jima that greeted them when they land. >> we were in uss lob. for breakfast in the morning we had steak and eggs. at the proper time, we climbed down the cargo nets and then rendezvous around the mothership. that at a designated time, we took off on a departure line, which is where we all lined up to head toward the landing beaches. the first waves that landed hit the beach. in an hour and a half or two hours we were clear across the neck of the island without meeting any resistance of any kind. i landed in the 13th wave at 1:00 and missed it by a minute or two of being right on schedule. by that time, i guess the best way to describe it was all hell broke loose because the japanese had all their mortars, artillery, machine guns, everything, zeroed in on the beaches. they were giving us all they had. we hit the beach and the ramp went down and we all ran out. we hit the deck

i want to say red line in the sand was great and i once wrote a book called lines in the sand so i thank you so a fine fine title. david you are correspondent for the new york times for cbs and a commentator for. so you have actually seen all of these red lines. using a lot of them. it's fun to read party to let me start with is free to with the most basic question of all. why do we call it the red line. patricia: this look at it more broadly, the red line in the sand, so the sandbar goes back to the new testament. when jesus was brought by the pharisees and said the mosaic law said that you need to stone this person to death. she's adulterous and jesus said, he drew a line in the sand. and he said to the pharisees, whoever steps across this line cast the first stone who dares to do that and no one did. so that is the line in the sand. david: and the redline goes much more recent. and he is back to eating 54. and i have a nice section of the book about how this all came about. i'll try to give you the it. but basically in that work and we had the british and french coming to the turks ag

and soft volcanic sand. that dark black volcanic sand.p in it and you sink down to your ankles and you've got 100 pounds of equipment on your back and you're 140 pounds to begin with, with that much more on your back. try to run in that. it was almost impossible. they had plenty of track vehicles that were landing about the same time, as well. but the track vehicles had the same problem of getting bogged down in that sand. it was really only until subsequent waves that they got some bulldozers there that they were able to truck their way through some of the trellises and actually get into firmer ground once they got further inside. >> learn more about the battle of iwo jima sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific, here on american history tv. >> if you like american history tv, keep up with us during the week on facebook, twitter and youtube. learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us @cspanhistory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you're watching american history tv, covering history c-span style,

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places you do not want sand., we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. pants. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. yeah! and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are simon minty, disability consultant and comedy producer and anne ashworth, property and personal finance commentator. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the sunday telegraph leads on comments from ofsted's chief inspector amanda spielman — who says children cannot be ‘furloughed' for months whilst coronavirus cases subside and that time out of classroom should be kept to the "absolute minimum". teach

and soft volcanic sand, that dark black volcanic sand. and you step in it and you sink down to your ankles. and then you've got 100 pounds of equipment on your back and you're 130, 140 pounds to begin with, got that much more on your back. try to run in that. it was almost impossible. they had plenty of track vehicles that were landing about this same time as well. but the track vehicles had the same problem of getting bogged down in that sand. and it was really only until subsequent ways that they got some bulldozers there that they were able to cut their way through some of these trellises and actually get into firmer ground once they got further inside. so, the cbs are going to be important. those bulldozers are going to be very important. they landed at 8:59. roughly 10:00 a.m. is when the japanese opened up, when things were really congregated on those beaches. by 10:35 you have elements of the 28th that are actually gone far enough that they've reached the western side of the island. so, they're pretty much on track. things farther

mostly illegal sand extraction from river beds for construction and land fillings are killing rivers and farmlands across bangladesh rock gold as the sand lifters call it does not cost them much to extract but such as good money. villagers have held protests in recent days against dredging in the. sometimes illegal sand mining is carried out with support from elected officials of the roman comfort in the war of independence against pakistan in 1971 he says he's losing ancestral land because of the german river been grabbed by local authorities. the aman not go away i've got the order that they are illegally dredging our land to make a new way for the ignoring a high court decision they're grabbing our answers from land by force we don't bring any competition to the villages. bangladesh department of environment did not reply to algiers address request for an interview and vironment lawyer say a week regulation and lack of law enforcement is partly to blame so my needs to learn actually you need good hearing and what it will be legal framework we have that is not for you either in lea

sometimes illegal sand mining is carried out with support from elected officials of the roman comfort in the war of independence against pakistan in 1971 he says he's losing ancestral land because of the german river been dragged by local authorities. the aman not go away i've got the order that they are illegally dredging our land to make a new way for the ignoring a decision they're grabbing our answers from land by force without being any compensation to the villages. bangladesh department of environment did not reply to algiers address request for an interview and vironment lawyers say a week regulation and lack of law enforcement is partly to blame so my needs to learn actually. living and what it will be legal framework we have that is not followed either in easy notice and my already in mourning to mean that you'll make it as a result we are losing. reverse sand mining and the heavy machinery used in extraction are changing the course of rivers and eroding them over there they're destroying our ice field by dumping the sand in our farmland we are requesting compensation from th

reverse sand mining and the heavy machinery used in extraction are changing the course of rivers and eroding them or they are destroying our rice field by dumping the sand in our farmland we are requesting compensation from the prime minister for the damage it's our ancestral land we have all the documents to prove it one percent of agricultural land in bangladesh is disappearing every year because of its fast growing economy and rapid i've been a zation according to the our going development foundation c u d and the un's environment agency say is the global demand for sand and gravel up between $40000000000.50 tons a year is an emerging crisis for the world with the constant depletion of farmland and the rise in river eruptions many here say bangladesh will face a major challenge in the future in growing the food it will need so i'm very chary i'll just jump on our riverbank should ajah gunge still ahead on the al jazeera news hour a debut half century for a young australian cricketer in sydney joe had the action coming up in sports. you're going. down the road in time for the sport

i think pfizer sanded over the sin? i think pfizer sanded over the next few _ the sin?e l the next few weeks they may be supply fewer. i think what this highlights is the importance of having the ability to manufacture and put the finishing touches on a vaccine at home and at this is something that was not there at all in the uk until last year. and several plans are being rapidly set up, manufacturing capacity is being rapidly boosted but of course it is nowhere near there yet. i remember backin nowhere near there yet. i remember back in early summer last year when the vaccine was just a glint in the eye of the scientists developing it, someone in the government telling me that it someone in the government telling me thatitis someone in the government telling me that it is not about whether or not they can get a vaccine in time. the really big challenge they knew even back then was manufacturing and distribution. as david says, they have done well procuring quite a lot of doses but when something like this happens and pfizer suddenly says it has to repair a factory, th

and also the cool thing about a sand dune is there's no trees!r, right? no doubt, though, this is definitely the definition of an extreme sport. and here i am, strapped in. ok, you ready? i — i think i'm ready. woo! great start! playful music. this way, yeah? like this? oh, and then the board comes — oh! playful music continues. laughs. woo! this is a lot of fun! karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. pants. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorr

will there be a home for me to come back to. >> and sand bags are available for those that need them.loading up in santa cruz and they are available in the san jose area as well. crews have heavy equipment on stand by ready to clear debris. >> they are getting ready in monterey county where there are evacuation warnings there as well. people were loading up sand bag and it is fire department is ready to roll out in case there are mudslides. >> in the north bay there is growing concern that the glass wildfire. the santa rosa fire department is so concerned it will open emergency operations centers tomorrow and fire crews blocked off area due to possible debris flow. >> we have been fortunate to have regrowth but not nearly enough. we want to see steady rains. >> i am not that worried just yet. i know everyone is aware of it. i think it is fair to be aware of it. >> when fire burns hot it changes the chemical composition of soil causing it not to hold water as easily. you can access through demand. download the app now and start streaming. >> all regions effective immediately are no lon

las vegas sands announces the death of mr. adel some -- mr. adelson this morning. lisa: he died of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he was a legend in the gambling industry, and the las vegas world, and yes officially died, according to people close to him. interesting is this is truly a throwback to another entrepreneurial time. this is not a guy of fancy schools, where you go to the right school or have the right technology. this is a guy that started out on the street corner in boston, and i think he was just as proud of his business failures as the huge success he didn't really enjoy until his 30's. he went up and down within entrepreneurship until he got the right formula. who: everyone have ever met is successful always talks about their failures as their biggest learning's experiences and their biggest pride in terms of what they overcome, but it comes at a time with flux for the gambling .to macau, and a trip . again, the largest donor tom: to tom: president trump and the again,n of 2016 -- tom: the largest donor to president trump and the campaign of 2016. banks ar

a few months and now here we go again. >> it is stressful and sa you are likre aomeor mo to >> and sand bags are available for those that need them. people are loading up in santa cruz and they are available in the san jose area as well. crews have heavy equipment on stand by ready to clear debris. >> they are getting ready in monterey county where there are evacuation warnings there as well. people were loading up sand bag and it is fire department is ready to roll out in case there are mudslides. >> in the north bay there is growing concern that the glass wildfire. the santa rosa fire department is so concerned it will open emergency operations centers tomorrow and fire crews blocked off area due to possible debris flow. >> we have been fortunate to have regrowth but not nearly enough. we want to see steady rains. >> i am not that worried just yet. i know everyone is aware of it. i think it is fair to be aware of it. >> when fire burns hot it changes the chemical composition of soil causing it not to hold water as easily. you can access through demand. download the app now and start s

on temple of the pond and then the filthy female sea turtles return to lansing lay the eggs in the sand after 18 months in cubase and the freshly emerged hatch then scott on the cross the beach towards the sea name more than 5 percent will reach maturity the figure used to be even smaller of all the prejudices humans about father worst until just a few years ago sea turtles and the eggs they hunted in eaten in granbury the i always knew him i was a poacher i would sell lots of them 5 or 6. we hunt them at night with my churches and torchlight often with the help of dogs while you're still days when i see you talk to. my baby brother or sister or my mother if you like family to me. the angio c.n.n. has been active in granbury be synced. 2010 i sensitized locals is one of its main challenges i maritime police play a big part in the project they supervise the region's waters and clamp down on anyone illegally hunting sea turtles. was i not seen go away regularly inspect fishing vessels returning to land. in a bit of depression a depression. there are 2 types of fishermen these again the an

but often those lives depend on them surviving a treacherous call to the surf after hatching on the sand just as well they've got helpers to help them make it safely on that epic little journey. dog mrs fallen in granbury be a coastal village and take the every night these men are out scar in the beach looking for sea turtles their wildlife conservation is. by morning based picked up around 30 baby turtles found in a nest. the tiny creatures would release here near these rocks. west on somewhere. who have been an unlucky part of the beach with their in many rocks all places to take over so we look at them to the rocky sports where the can hike from we detest the song. and the lucky. circles have many not too on means but on learned and. tell you that's not enough other galang are very sad there are sharks and fish and on the beach craps all bets and snakes all prey on them when a fellow wants a man and a filthy female sea turtles return to lansing lay the eggs in the sand after 18 months in cubase and the freshly emerged hatch then scott on the cross the beach towards the sea name more t

. >> when you tell half of your customers to pound sand, they tend to believe you.

when you tell half of your customers to pound sand, they tend to believe you. and i think's what these companies have done. >> now, we'll see if it passes. there are other similar bills being considered and tallied in other states and possibly in tennessee in the future. so big tech is definitely under the microscope here. stuart: one more for you, susan. the two richest people on the planet, elon musk, jeff bezos, are they fighting over satellite internet projects that both of y mk m versusersusers bez

the beginning. >> but that changed quickly once she gave it a go. >> as soonest my tires toued the sandfell in love with the desert. >> the south african is not only a passionate driver, but also a martial in her club, meaning she is responsible for keeping things taking over and making sure no one gets stuck in the sand. the club's chief marshall says herxpertise is not the only benefit of having her around. >> with her as a marshall, she and -- is encouraging lots of women to be part of this group. >> she is certainly pleased that she has had such a positive impact. >> it's always good to inspire people in a positive way, so it's good. >> desert driving trips are among the offers with which qatar plans to win over visitors to the kingdom during the 2022 football world cup. though off-road was once a male domain, wom are making inroads, as her example shows. brent: here's a reminder of the top story we are following for you. mitch mcconnell, the most powerful republican in the u.s. congress, is accusing donald trump of using lies to incite the right at the capital last week, which coul

though i promise you that you get sand in a lot of places karla's about to come down. she's standing up. she looks excited but a little bit nervous. you got it, karla! yeah! but before long, we're starting to get the hang of it. surfing music plays. this is a lot of work. pants. what's incredible, though, is when you come down, as the sand starts to avalanche, you can feel it shaking and reverberating underneath the board. it's very cool — it sings as you come down. we've got our final round from the very, very top — if — if i can — i can make it! let's stay here and take a break for a sec. and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end. and what a ride it was. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. lots to come this saturday. 19 points clear and cruising. rangers get the better of rivals celtic, in the old firm derby. the dream duo get spurs back on track, with a comfortable win against leeds. and a landmark goal for son heung—min. and a sting in the tail for rugby union champions exeter. they're beaten by last season's premiership finalists wasps. hel

they get sand gravel and stone from the river bed buckets. panning for gold is illegal without a license but qubani toback and his friends can't afford one so they give some of the gold they find to a man in the village pays the police to stay away but this whole process if god gives us health we will do the rest he find a little cold and windy but it's enough. for. the men into the buckets of sand and rock into a makeshift sieve they watch eagerly for the bright yellow flakes to appear. i mean . there is no other job for me in the we didn't go to university we don't have qualifications in the summer we work in construction and in the winter we work here . it's not known how much gold is illegally extracted from the narain river. and provides a vital source of income for families who struggle to survive the winter months in this underdeveloped and by salita region. get it out once again or have we found any yet this man asks. ventra villages along the narrow reed river have been panning for gold in the same area for centuries the best time of

of nonunion people got arrested if we just keep praying and i think those pictures are from the tar sands i mean that's the worst you know logical disaster in the world right there you know oh i just need time to move on you know time to move wean ourselves from also fuels i mean you know we didn't get out of this don't age because we ran out of rocks and it was time to do you know oil you know it's kind of. i'm already. a little brain could move to stick around and. i'm already i think this endemic so i mean it is in the us i could not agree i could not agree with you more and i salute the courage of you and your fellow protesters and water protectors out there putting up a fight for the betterment betterment of our environment thank you so much for coming on today all thank you very much for educating our audience as well. thanks for having me me remember to protect the water. with all the doom and the gloom that we are facing today it's easy to get lost in the misery of it all and convince ourselves that humanity is on a freight train to oblivion but then a little bird comes along and

new pipelines in this country they're building new pipelines anywhere it dirt closing down the tar sands you going to get a lot of the tar so. why would you want to invest in a dying economy i mean take a couple of notes at the end of this one that we 23 new jobs we're more including more people in my reservation based we need adult organization and we're just going and what we want is jobs for people that's going to protect our environment not jobs or school or bunch of guns i mean this is rural minnesota you're looking at. it was more cops up there when the when the impeded little i think i was like what do you do that you're protecting a canadian multinational who wants to destroy your land and water that's what's going on and it's time you know canada is a climate criminal and bridges a climate criminal and the new administration doesn't want to be climate criminals nor should what's the time is now for a just transition that's what we want we want jobs over the long haul i want solar panels in the us and i watch new turbines coming across the north you know on these roads along with

and gin is a natural way of creating a peninsula by using sand and currents a math that is now also being used along the coast of the u.k. . but despite these innovations god the is less optimistic than that a lens can be saved in the long run. it's predicted. to 100 years that most of them not. even so the nat'l and a 3rd of which is below sea level is already beating the odds and it centuries of knowledge of water management is seen as a key to its survival. prime minister of that has called this a day of action but action can only be taken if the world world together and that's is going to be the main challenge here during this time and because what we've seen during the 19th and that make is that countries have mean looking inward and been trying to help their own economy so the big question is are they can they put their strength to get or and make this work as a productive step thanks very much step in the in the hague let's say from one coastal area to another one to go where our correspondent joins us live from popping in is a coastal area suffering from erosion just to be c

special counsel robert mueller concluded the documents came from russian state hackers that has cost the sands more friends a sexual predator a narcissistic self publicist a stooge of foreign intelligence a tireless campaigner for journalism and transparency these are just some of the views of julian assange on monday a judge at london's old bailey will decide whether he can be extradited to the united states but both sides can appeal a decision that goes against them so either way sand is legal struggles to set to continue. al-jazeera london. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera us media outlets have obtained recordings of an extraordinary hour long phone call between president donald trump and georgia's secretary of state brad robson's but it can be heard appearing to pressure him to recalculate the election result in that state which was won by president elect joe biden through the people of yours you're angry at the people of the country or even and there's nothing wrong with saying that you know. 2 that you've recalculated well mr president determines that you have i

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sun sand sea for many that's what vacations are all about before the pandemic tourism was one of the world's most important economic sectors making up 10 percent of global economic output i'm providing one in 10 jobs worldwide. the indonesian island of bali takes in around $70000000.00 u.s. dollars from tourists each year and almost 100000 locals are engaged in the tourism industry but the pandemic has hit the tourism sector hot 2020 soar an 80 percent drop in international vacations worldwide so far bali has managed to struggle through but it's hoping for a better day soon. farming seaweed is not exactly get a dream job until march last year he was working as a diving instructor on body. back when all the tourists left the island the 43 year old had no choice but to go back to cultivating seaweed. our whole life has changed dramatically it's a lot easier to earn a living and to resume with seaweed you can just about survive and if you've got beds you can only pay something towards them once every 2 or 3 months. to much. nowadays he only makes half of what he used to earn and then on

sun sand sea for many that's what vacations are all about before the pandemic tourism was one of the world's most important economic sectors making up 10 percent of global economic output providing one in 10 jobs worldwide. the indonesian island of bali takes in around $17000000.00 u.s. dollars from tourists each year and almost 100000 locals are engaged in the tourism industry but the pandemic has hit the tourism sector hot 2020 saw an 80 percent drop in international vacations worldwide so far bali has managed to struggle through but it's hoping for better days soon. farming seaweed is not exactly get a dream job until march last year he was working as. the diving instructor on body . back when all the tourists left the island the 43 year old had no choice but to go back to cultivating seaweed. whole life has changed dramatically it's a lot easier to earn a living and to resume with seaweed you can just about survive and if you've got beds you can only pay something towards them once every $2.00 or 3 months. to much . nowadays he only makes half of what he used to earn and then onl

on the show some of the sand and saying grip but snow the spanish capital gets a heavy blanket of the white stuff and storm for long enough leaves the dreaded looking like winter wonderland and creates travel chaos. so i'm claire richardson welcome to the show we begin in the united states where president elect joe biden has welcomed news that donald trump will not be attending his presidential inauguration on january 20th speaking to reporters on friday biden said trump's decision was quote one of the few things he and i have ever agreed on meanwhile twitter has announced it is permanently suspending trump's account say he repeatedly violated policies on glorifying violence. u.s. is still coming to terms with this. week's events and what they might need for american democracy we have this report from washington. quiet after the storm life seems to have gone back to normal in washington d.c. off to trump supporters stormed the capital but the events have left their mark. i was appalled just gusted angry i'm a military veteran and i never thought i'd see this in the u.s. so what is to

man 2: they are essentially putting their heads in the sand and saying, "we're gonna drill, baby, drillil we can't drill no more, either by an act of god or because an act of government, and i think that's irresponsible. man 1: e quality of life in the united states of america, the state of california, the globe is going to be the marriage and the efficient use of all of our available technologies, but if we learn and we're open with each other as different industries, then we can benefit across the board. and that is how we all will deliver the best quality of life generations from now. i was asked by some civic leaders if i would consider surveying the people of the city of taft, because in government, we need business sense, and here i am. i was elected to office and i've been reelected 3 times. i do this for free. i refuse to take any wages or any benefits, but i take a great deal of pride in it and i raised my family in this community. my employees live in this community. i own a crane and trucking company, and i actually began my oil field career as a roustabout, which is a very b