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maskless so will many theme parks including outdoors at disney world, universal orlando, hershey, sea world, and dollywood >> if your whole family is fully vaccinated, now is the time that you can start to move back toward normal. >> reporter: while kids under 12 probably won't be vaccinated, experts say their risk is low >> if you're visiting a national park, you can remove your mask if you're fully vaccinated keep it on if you're not vaccinated or you're indoors if you travel abroad, you probably will have to show your vaccination card or a negative covid test result you'll need another negative test before flying home. europe and the uk are opening slowly canada still closed. but beware the state department lists 80% of the world as level 4, do not travel from fiji to france, argentina to austria >> i would not go to the countries that are having major outbreaks. i wouldn't travel to india, to nepal, to brazil >> reporter: a busy vacation season but safer stateside. tom costello, nbc news, great falls, virginia >>> up next for us tonight, bringing restaurants back stories of perseverance

grunt where diners gesture at the food and employee dumps it on their plate just like they d at sea worldre hard to keep clean, th food sits for hours, there's cross-contamination and the sneeze guard are always disgusting, a veritable sin cit of not. where else can a man meet expired sushi and glazed like it's his last meal only to wash it down with a coke zero. let's pause for a moment to remember this culinary greatness . ♪ >> in lou of flowers, just go two arby's fred. >> i can't believe how fast you bounce back from how sad that was. he was so young. i gather myself very. >> i hear it's going to be an open casket. >> going back to the good old days. open, and i actually have an anecdote. i was at a buffet style thing recently a very nice salad bar and i had my plate ready to go and as was mentioned there, there was no attendant in there like literally every item they would say would you like this fraid you couldn't touch anything great would you like this, what you like that and i felt ashamed like i didn't take as much as i wanted i said oh no , that's more than enough, but i can't

over the weekend, universal orlando, disney world, sea world, and busch gardens said guests don't haves at disney have to wear masks when they enter the park, on all the rides, and indoor restaurants, and on all transportation there. some retailers including apple, cvs, and target are still evaluating the cdc's guidance. it's confusing. i was carefully reading the costco note. it says if you live in a state without a mask mandate, you don't have to wear a mask, if you're fully vaccinated, however, there's no way for them to check. >> right. >> i know. so they're asking for people to be personally responsible and, you know, being patriotic about this. if you're not vaccinated, don't come in here without a mask. basically hoping for the honor system. >> yeah. we've seen how it failed us for over a year. >> i know. even then if you go to the optical department, the pharmacy, the hearing aid center, you have to wear a mask. what my advice to people, ditch the mask if you are fully vaccinated but put it in your back pocket or purse. there will be times you need to use it. >> yes. >>> this m

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guests on june 15 and beef up the number of people that can enter the park park in disney world and sea worldat to make of that as a lot of doctors still say to play it safe, honor distancing rules, be careful out there. steve harrigan in atlanta with more on that. hey, steve. reporter: neil, the director of the cdc is giving the green light to people who have been fully vaccinated for this memorial day holiday saying they can gather safely without masks, with friends and family, for those who are not fully vaccinated, she said that the rules still are in place, about wearing masks and social distancing. >> tens of millions of americans are able to get back to something closer to normal, visiting friends and family. these are the events we lost over the last year and we are now ready. reporter: seven states with republican governors that is restricting the use of vaccine passports, governor kemp in georgia says that he encourages people to get the vaccination but in ohio has begun to handout awards from its vaccimillion program trying to encourage people to get vaccinations they awarded one w

world. they have no place to escape to do to the israeli land air and sea broke cape that has been in place for the last 14 years. actually salt of this brocade palestinians in gus i have suffered from a crumbling infrastructure and this managed access to basic services including inadequate health services and a decaying swish system that poses a direct threat to the health and well being of all civilian rest. hasn't there been capacity of the health system to comprehensively respond to cover 19? and the recent search in case has made this deterioration particularly evidence to obtain appropriate health care. many palestinians are forced to travel abroad, subject to permission by israel, which is frequently denied. there is no doubt that these will has the right to offend it. however, palestinians have rights to the same types. they to have the right leave safely and freely in the homes with adequate and essential services an opportunity piece. with respect for life and physical integrity. they leave the patient, however, is there instep, systematically deprived of fundamental rights and fr

states from the gulf of mexico all the way up to new england is among the highest local sea level rise rates in the world. >> more people live on the coasts than ever before. and now that we have more people har's w, obviouy when a srm doestrike, e csequenceare evemore dire. >> there is a ton of coastline in america. we have something like 94,000 miles of coastline, 60,000 miles of coastal roads. half of america lives within a coastal watershed county, very close to the coast. so, we are a cotal cntry, iyou will what climate change is gonna do, the most important impact to coastal areas is gonna come through sea level rise. and that means that coastal flooding gets worse, coastal erosion gets woe, we'reonna see astal ars inundad. d in fa, the imrtant thing is, th is not mething out the fure. it's alrey happeni now. viinia bea, miami, new orleans, they're already dealing with those types of impact. one trilln dollar worth of structures and property sitting right at the shoreline. so flooding will get more extensive, it will happen more frequely, and at sort tng is wh puts miions of americans at risk every

large machines and into mind the deep sea bed which is a incidentally one of the largest carbon stores in the world and so vital in the help in helping us mitigate against worst impacts of climate change well thanks so much for your expertise appreciate that it will become head of oceans at greenpeace thank you thank you. so this is our deserve these are the top stories of violence in gaza as into the 7th consecutive day follows hundreds of air strikes overnight the most intensive barents from israel since the offensive began on monday more than 158 palestinians have now been killed in the include israel's prime minister has vowed to continue the offensive on gaza for quote as long as necessary to her masters the resistance will not give in oh.

that an end of the conflict is still far from within. reach around the world, rallies and protests were held, both to celebrate. the seas fire and in many cases to show solidarity with the palestinian people. the london powers, the ma. oh york. maybe all around the world, people came together to celebrate the cease fire between israel on to mass and to show on the darcy with the palestinian cause in new york and cheese were among those protesting the hardships in georgia by the palestinian doesn't need more money. full weapon to defend the same. what are you going to do? you need to stop it, bring it home, own guys in your patient, placement of the people the a similar sentiment in paris. what question that was, why am i here today? it's to support the palestinian people, have been for many years now were pressed in their own country. i'm here to demand justice for the oppressed people. of the meanwhile, gathered on london famous trafalgar square to express their supporters in berlin. some mar, choose urged that the violence between arabs and jews needs to end for good been fit for peace. we want to live in peace and fr

good news, the fifth oldest golf course in the world has been saved from the sea. montrose will get millions of pounds to build a sand bar offshore. it's part of initiative to save links golf in scotland from land loss. adam and all the at how— scotland from land loss. adam and all the at how our— scotland from land loss. adam and all the at how our headlines - scotland from land loss. adam and all the at how our headlines could l all the at how our headlines could look in the future. we've joined up with the met office to model the climate around six sporting cities and how that could affect the sports and events we love. as the bbc�*s simon king explains. as average global temperatures rise, sport in 2050 may look very different. we have been given data by the uk met office to see how major sporting events could be impacted under a high emissions scenario. in melbourne, the boxing day test cricket match gets under way at the start of the saline summer where we could increasingly hear the phrase, "heat stops play." temperatures exceeding 31 celsius and a humidity

that's why we are so adamant that these areas of the world remain peaceful, whether the south china sea, arabian gulf and increasingly the arctic. it's a vital interest to secure the flow of unimpeded. it's why we will continue to support the united nations convention on the law of the cease which outlines many of the key principles to ensure that our waters are not exploited for any one nation, but preserved for all. but it is being challenged now. as we work with our democratic partners around the world, and work through this new age of holding all of us accountable to live up to these rules. your mission will become more global and important. you have an essential role in our efforts to ensure free and open endo pacific. with relationship with taiwan will help ensure. the u.s. coast guard throughout the region will take on issues like illegal and unreported fishing are essential to building muscle cooperation when distant water fishing fleets travel thousands of miles to strip maritime resources without regard to catch regulations or internationally established economic zones. it hur

and after its success in 10 other cities around the world an exhibition devoted to dutch artist and sea esha opens this week in barcelona as one of the world's most widely admired graphic artists famously united arts with mathematics to create impossible worlds and impressive optical illusions the show features over 200 works that have influenced advertising fashion and even cinema. and deprived of an audience the artists of the past he decided to play to the statues at the famous music city which is also devoid of visitors due to covert 19 shutdowns the recorded concert will be broadcast on may 1st fulfilling conductor pablo had asked casado his mission to bring music and the museum into people's hopes. and finally once upon a time in grade school he was a class clown and today he attracts attention as one of the quirkiest skaters on the french scene i took a young also known as the truman burbank makes parents his playground with an take on how to enjoy the urban landscape. is a skateboarder with a sense of humor he's been posting his one of a kind videos online for 5 years an interne

since explorers 1st set foot at the north pole. climate change is causing the sea ice to receive dramatically opening up the world's smallest ocean to the globes biggest super pass and to intense geopolitical competition. the arctic council brings the 8 polar nations together, along with indigenous representatives. and together, for the 1st time, they've agreed a 10 year strategy for cooperation on climate environment or science and maritime safety. the arctic council needs to ensure a stronger attention to indigenous peoples rights and protection of our cultures to ensure the development is truly sustainable. and that no one is left behind. we are committed to advancing a peaceful arctic region or cooperation prevails on climate, the environment, science and safety. and we're sustainable economic development benefits the people of the region. by 2040, it may be possible to sail to the north pole across the open water. but as the region becomes increasingly accessible, economic development, extraction of natural resources and strategic interests are being hotly contested. russia is expanding and modernizing its mil

world... with the daily cases up to 5,000. how did this happen? recently in georgia's black sea kids have been training for the world karate championships outdoors due to covid safety restrictions. normal life is slowly coming back after a big wave of covid pummeled the city last summer. >> ( translated ): we forgot about everything in summer. the state and, more importantly, the part of the population that came here to relax, relaxed here freely. >> sreenivasan: by the end of the season, local tourists were offered free virus testing. as the number of positive cases increased, people panicked. >> ( translated ): that period lasted approximately two weeks in adjara and it was a period of complete collapse. >> sreenivasan: the hospitals were converted into emergency covid treatment centers, and local doctor sophio beridze became one of the covid care group leaders. >> ( translated ): before arriving at hospitals covid patients were badly managed, and not to mention that people who entered hospitals had a lack of access to oxygen and enough medical personnel. >> sreenivasan: as th

country is actually below sea level and now with climate change and rising sea levels threatening coastal areas and islands around the world that's architect kern althouse thinks he has a solution to help cope with flooding making new cities that float. the future will be wet says altos pioneer of aqua architecture he designs front and climate change proof buildings we caught up with him at his water studio in the hague via video link. and i think this is what life's all about you have to be flexible and you have to be. and what it is exactly what it is almost everything for me it's i think it's my of my life were. similar things in everything you do for almost 2 decades he's been developing projects on water all over the world houses on pontoons the rise and fall with the tines pillars that moves like boats. floating in lead on as a native of holland knows about floods after my studies not understanding the living is completely crazy fighting against water only pumping water out and how can there be no living on the water. live with the water the use the water . at the beginning of his career he designed for looting house

have to seek many already and looking into my secret need to get it out to sea without seeming hesitating in getting. the world health organization classifies the new virus variant found in india as a global concern now can you tell us i know you're not an epidemiologist but can you tell us what makes this variant so dangerous we'll get up to actual have said teddy this week. and this is why don't we try to get me. into some of the other resisted being g. so it's been processed yet which is does it in the end as you call it is does it was neutralized in fact or was good does it beat back it's not one of the sort of course increased good science or not this acting that out there isn't any good the cutting so urgent and yet could happen if you were to buy this feared by scientists take not seeing that the vaccine is a victim that is also explored opinion and that seem designed we have to be what if 8 if it is found in these there is no i. know that seems to not look athletic in such way. and we should thank you that was. in delhi. scientists believe that coven 1000 most likely originated in a wild animal now som

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seas. and in moto g.p. 6 time world champion marc marc has survived a heart stopping crash during qualifying for the spanish grand prix. as has only recently returned to action after suffering a broken arm at the same event last year he was travelling almost 200 kilometers per hour when he came off his bike on the track in harrah's is time he walked away unscathed and be back on the bike for sunday's race. jorth course watching news live from berlin coming up next our documentary high speed internet from outer space i'm next pfizer a swatch. because . you feel more about the planets. to. be on the green fence post and to me it's clear remains true. joining critics are fans of the green transformation from a few photographs of. germany is a leading industrial nation that still has many areas that desperately lag behind on the telecoms front and that applies to base landlines and internet access though broadband speed rankings constantly fluctuates germany ranks in the mid thirty's compared to other countries. and while other countries pick up the pace germany is struggling to keep up. might o

at 5000 metres above sea level, it is one of the world's highest battlefields.t months on blacktop mountain and otherl areas helping the indian army carrying supplies including ammunition. during winter, our people from here use to graze their livestock in the mountains on the other side. but over the years, the chinese have gradually taken over our territory and the grazing areas have reduced. both india and china have overlapping border claims, and they fought a brief border conflict in 1962. for china, it's holdover eastern ladakh is key to defending tibet. the latest border tension started last year. the picturesque pangong tso lake was one of the flashpoints. this is pangong tso lake in northern india in the ladakh region. and india and china, they have deployed troops over there along those mountains. there was tension last year following which thousands of soldiers were deployed. now, both countries have decided to reduce the number of soldiers and they have recent agreement for withdrawal. but villagers say the indian pull—out has not benefited them. tra

have caused huge areas with no over very little oxygen known as dead zones the baltic sea is the largest human in the world it is somewhere around 70000 square kilometers and it can increase global warming rapid rate the baltic zone may be the biggest but the problem is worldwide increasing by millions of square kilometers in the past half century the so-called dead zones are either in small pockets a little bit coast where they lose or gain oxygen according to the seasons all that far out to sea where they can be pretty much permanent cover. they get worse the. seas like the baltic have been a buffer against climate change absorbing excess heat and carbon dioxide. but tests have shown that is surface water heats up oxygen from the atmosphere can no longer get through creating the deadly out beneath so sea floors that should be full of vegetation and life are empty. it's one of the reasons cited in cases where thousands of dead fish have been washed up on beaches. solutions have been tested in the baltic such as a wave powered device to pump oxygen down below. a more low tech solution is here in a unesco w

world. and while the main issue here is rising sea levels, there are different battles elsewhere. 0ne thereer countries, the golf course uses about 500,000 m3 of water a year. to put that into context, that is about the same amount that's almost 4000 uk households would use over same period. sustainable waterbury —— sustainable water use is essential in some courses are changing. this one in spain now recycles its water from the local treatment works. st andrew's has provided over golf�*s long and storied history, but in the here and now, the governing body are focused on its future, with an initiative called golf course 2030. we are asking golf clubs and golfers, the whole golf community to be more aware of the issues. the research arm of the education for the communications that will come out of the golf course, we need golf facilities to put all of that into practice. so it's the club decision—makers, the club managers, the green keepers, they all need to be aware of the work that's coming out of this. put it into practice on golf courses and hopefully we will all see the rewards with a

arch diocese because the number of russian byzantine catholic churches throughout the world is so small that the holy sea entrusted them to care of the local latin ordinary which in our case is the archbishop of san francisco. i am a priest of the arch diocese. he has appointed me to be pastor of this parish and i am first diocese priest to hold the title. most were jesuits in the past and were fully catholic. so to receive eucharist and sacrament of confession you are receiving from a catholic priest and sunday obligation is fulfilled if you would like to attend. in fact, it is encouraged for roman catholics to familiarize themselves with eastern catholics and to at least once in their life attend a liturgy in the eastern and in our case byzantine tradition. >> i have done so and i find it very interesting. the music is beautiful. the homilies are very good too. >> thank you. >> our lady of fatima. the next is russian. those seem to be joined in an interesting way. >> yes. the parish was joined in early 1950s as a time when there was great focus on fatima particularly with russia, future of russia and h

at 5000 metres above sea level, it is one of the world's highest battlefields.spent months - on blacktop mountain and other areas helping the indian army carrying supplies including ammunition. during winter, people from here use to graze their livestock in the mountains on the other side. but over the years the chinese have gradually taken over our territory and the grazing areas have reduced. both india and china have overlapping border claims, and they fought a brief border conflict in 1962. for china, it's holdover eastern ladakh is key to defending tibet. the latest border tension started last year. the picturesque pangong tso lake was one of the flashpoints. this is pangong tso lake in northern india in the ladakh region. and india and china, they have deployed troops over there along those mountains. there was tension last year following which thousands of soldiers were deployed. now, both countries have decided to reduce the number of soldiers and they have recent agreement for withdrawal. but villagers say the indian pull—out has not benefited them. tra

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that's why we are so adamant that these areas of the world that are the arteries of trade and shipping remain peaceful, whether that's the south china sea, the arabian gulf and increasingly the arctic. it's of vital interests to american's security to secure the unimpeded flow of global commerce, and it won't happen without us taking an active role to set the norms of conduct, to shape them around democratic values, not those of ouautocrat. that's why we will continue to support the united nations convention and the law of the seas that outlines many of the key principles to ensure the waters of our planet are not exploited by anyone nation but preserved for all, but they are being challenged now, all of it. as we work together with our democratic partners around the world, we'll update the rules of the new age to hold all of us accountable to living up those rules, your mission, your mission will become even more global and even more important. you have an essential role in our efforts to ensure a free and open endo pacific. our new agreement for the coast guard to partner with taiwan will help ensure their position to better respond t

people around the world have access to even more life-saving vaccines -- this means more than 27 million doses. over the next six weeks, u.s. will be sending 80 million doses over seas this is five times more than any other country in the world has shared. we will work with covax and other partners to ensure that they are delivered in ways that are equitable and follow the science and public health data. you should be proud of not only the progress we are making but also the contribution you and your country are making in the world are making to the globe. we are not resting on our laurels here in the u.s. we will do what we have done in the u.s. all over the world. with that, over to dr. walensky. dr. walensky: thank you. yesterday, 17,724 cases of covid-19 were reported. the lowest daily case number since june 2020. hospitalizations saw another positive sign with back-to-back decreases over the prior seven-day period. deaths also declined to a new low of 546 today. the last time our seven-day average was this low was in march 2020, essentially since the pandemic began in large parts of the united states. progress and milestones set us on a path out of this pandemi

since explorers 1st set foot at the north pole. climate change is causing the sea ice to receive dramatically. opening up the world's smallest ocean to the globes. biggest super pass and to intense geopolitical competition. the arctic council brings the 8 polar nations together, along with indigenous representatives. and together, for the 1st time, they've agreed a 10 year strategy for cooperation on climate environment or science and maritime safety. the arctic council needs to ensure stronger attention to indigenous peoples rights and protection of our cultures to ensure the development is truly sustainable. and that no one is left behind, were committed to advancing a peaceful arctic region where cooperation prevails on climate, the environment, science and safety. and where sustainable economic development benefits the people of the region. by 2040, it may be possible to sail to the north pole across open water. but as the region becomes increasingly accessible, economic development, extraction of natural resources and strategic interests are being hotly contested. russia is expanding and modernizing its militar

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sea swimming. so, this is a new world to me. this is his first training swim.ly on mark's absolute mental capacity to dig out on things that most normal human beings couldn't. getting in the sea is hard for someone with all limbs. and it's a daunting challengejust to get into the sea and swim 100 metres out and back. sea swimming is hard enough, but mark has only one arm to drag himself through the oppressively cold water. gyms and pools can't fully prepare you for the sea, with its tides and currents. with mark struggling, and fatigue exacerbated by the cold setting in, the decision's made to return to shore. the current�*s particularly strong out there, so it was dragging us that way. at that point we were just churning up, because we couldn't get enough power to get him moving through the current. he's obviously physically and mentally robust, but today has proved invaluable, as the team learned about what kit and which techniques would enable mark to complete the one kilometre swim. it's cold. yeah. harder than you thought? oh, yeah. i've not really swum wi

sea. raising concerns in ukraine and around the world that the military pressure they are applying on ukrainender of the patrol boat tells me how russian forces are increasingly behaving aggressively. blocking access, he says, to what should be shared waters. even stopping what are routine coastal patrols. on cue, the russians make radio contact. this is boat 444, says the message. reminding you to keep a safe distance. confirm you're receiving, the russian voice commands. we see you, ukrainian sailor responds. we are proceeding according to plan. all right. so we've come to a stop now. the captain said there's a russian ship on the horizon. you can just see it over there. a russian coast guard ship. about two nautical miles away, which is just over two regular miles. and we can't go any closer because, if you do, there could be some interception by the russians to us. and i think ukrainian coast guard want to avoid that. it wouldn't be the first naval clash in the region. this is the extraordinary moment the russian coast guard rammed the ukrainian tug boat in the area back in 2018. russian

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sea. it already has the world's largest navy and could use it to invade taiwan, a democratic island and long-standingheading towards some sort of military confrontation with china? >> blinken: i think it's profoundly against the interests of both china and the united states to-- to get to that point or even to head in that direction. >> o'donnell: let's talk about human rights. describe what you see is happening in xinjiang that maybe the rest of the world doesn't. >> blinken: we've made clear that we see a genocide having taken place against the uyghurs in xinjiang. more than a million people have been put into-- choose your term-- concentration camps, reeducation camps, internment camps. when beijing says, "oh, there's a terrorism threat" which we don't see, it's not coming from a million people. >> o'donnell: six weeks ago, in alaska, secretary blinken confronted yang jiechi, china's top diplomat, about genocide in xinjiang and china's military aggression. >> blinken: we feel an obligation to raise these issues here today. >> o'donnell: the exchange became an international incident caught on camer

canisters and personal protective equipment has taken off from cutter countries around the world are sending a merge and sea supplies the u.s. has promised $100000000.00 worth. the number of argentina's call with 1000 cases no past 3000000 the government has extended a nighttime curfew in the capital called schools or when a small number of people have been vaccinated says supplies one will at least $26.00 people have died after 2 boats collided in central bank police say an overcrowded speedboat and a vessel transporting sand hits each other accident happened on the patmore river near the town of ship chaar 5 people were rescued and israeli security forces say they're searching for a gunman who opened fire at a major intersection in the occupied west bank 3 officers were injured in the attack the gunman reportedly escaped in a car with palestinian license plates well those are the headlines to keep it here on our just sara i'll be back with more news headlines after inside story. on counting the cost of china's navy and its maritime militia dominated the south china sea and the u.s. lost control could the