shin used to manage one of its shop but has become the driving force behind the mission. part of shin's stratategy iss a acting as a stylist fofo potential customers.s. >> translator: if you want to be more stylish, you can wear the clothes like this. and if you wear it over a t-shirt, it will look totally different. >> reporter: shin says she once sold more than $170,000 of merchandise in a single broadcast. >> reporter: some fans are waiting for me every day. it's hard work, but this is what keeps me going. >> reporter: the company plans to increase the number of casters to 20 and provide additional training to sales and office staff. >> translator: our company wouldn't have been able to survive if we didn't start live streaming. it will also help us expand our business. >> reporter: in a matter of months, the coronavirus pandemic has up ended the retail industry as more people shop online. while some stores are falling victim of the crisis, others are finding success by adapting to what has become the new normal. >>> the world health organization's annual assembly has

o" >> shin lim is here to work his magic. >> are your kids having a tough time registering for college>> all happening on "california live." >> this morning at 11:30 on nbc bay area. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> hair salons and barbershops have been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. and many people have been cutting their own hair. i actually cut mine on sunday, not too bad. mike, i know you cut your hair a while back. i don't know if you're still cutting it on your own. but you have the new normal on how a lot of people are working it out. >> reporter: that's right, marcus, a good job for you, and i'm also continuing to cut my own hair, which is why you only see me from certain angles on tv. governor newsom talked about

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and in the western region of shin jang the muslim minority we go population is undergoing repression on an epic scale this many as a 1000000 people subjected to reach education camps d.w. has reported on systematic abuses revealed in leaked documents far from opening china's politics up xi jinping has tightened its authoritarian system and his consolidated his own power removing limits so that he could potentially rule for life since she didn't bring are taken control of well all things chinese in charlotte on the mainland. china house seen what could be described as amounting to a kind of change collective leadership term limits for the top decision as certain small never of well i don't want to say liberty but allowing civil society to to find neat churches in which it could play an active role. at least addressing human rights issues all about how fast than ishtar. and has china's global ambitions grow that commitment to its or for a terrier model has more and more implications for the rest of the world xi jinping doesn't only try to be a global leader it tries to be a global bull

for it if they break their knee or if anything happens to the shin or they get burnt marks they are people who to look after them they get very very looked after in a lot of hospitals this yr. and one person got burned so it is very essential. that they don't get the burden of paying money for the herd which to get. but not all stunt performers have someone looking out for them in southern india where filmmakers don't have big hollywood budgets produces often cut corners leaving stunt asses to bear the risk and the costs. are just like jolie bask in the so a stunt director and professional car raced with more than 850 films to his name. here for les for the many because every day you're not doing the same thing every day or lose something new new new so or problem is in your list clearly very early . in the famous tea plantations of carolina jolie is working on a film featuring a cheaper single we're gonna it's a love affair and bad guys i'm going to put some of them were to agree but i'm thinking about the book coming out of any of them it's everyone dealing with the ability to come aroun

so, yeah, there were shin splints. there were, you know, bee stings.here were red ant bites, the rest of it, but nothing a little ibuprofen can't cure. >> how many alligators? >> you know what? to be honest, i never saw a live one, but i saw seven dead alligators, armadillos, a flattened panther, rattlesnakes amongst other things that i couldn't quite identify. >> all due respect to the panther community, i guess a flattened panther sure beats the alternative. >> you got that right. >> beau, as you continue striving toward your goal and this campaign as you announced tonight will continue, we'll have you back on to get a progress report. thanks very much for coming on with us tonight. beau guyott has been our guest. >> brian, i really appreciate it. absolutely. thank you so much. >> our pleasure. >>> coming up for us, more evidence that nature bats last, and the natural world always wins in a big way. for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their

is where the food is prepared and sort of related across the continent across the globe across your shins. these waters used to be fertile but the process of degeneration is now well underway because of unchecked pollution and illegal land grabbing local fisherman keep constant vigil and allow the organization if they notice illegal entry which meant or poaching often members of the village community have been part of the problem. they've been. what i'm thing i really. don't do this don't do this but people are not going to listen to me. or finally i'm going to go court i will go on the high court and file affidavit again the illegality that have me you need to stop immediately and all these structures. with the help of what a department in 2009 and the area no one the mangroves that none kmov on his community protect our part of the ecosystem that occupies only 0 point one percent of the earth's surface that's. the state of maharashtra which mumbai is a part off is the only state in india to have a mongrel cell dedicated to their conservation. the sale relies on participatory models like

last of all the shins man they've been giving us pick carrots what you think you know that i was lucky. mate distributors from around the region have donated their scraps something the boiled cats find delicious. we've been able to garner food supplies enough to keep us going until we can get or our footing again. and a donation has just arrived sugarcane and a big pile of leaves this topic can eat up to 30 kilos of vegetation a day. so far believes has come through the coronavirus crisis relatively unscathed it's now mid may and there have not been any no new infections for weeks the country's economy though is suffering badly without tourists from abroad the sector generates half the gross domestic product here so the virus knocked out 50 percent of the country's economy overnight many nongovernmental organizations depend on tourism nikki buxton heads billie's bird rescue originally from the u.k. she's worked every day for 16 years to protect the country's native bird species she finances her projects with her small hospitality business. a small bed and breakfast with like line units

then it was then himself who was under the the full focus of this investigation jury in which the shin bet decided to use what they call enhanced in. larry geisha in what others may well call torture something usually preserved for palestinians suspects in such cases palestinian detainees was being used in this instance on a jewish settler that caused a great deal of argument within israel there's also argument within the case the legal team saying that it was inadmissible that the confessions that he made and there was a ruling a couple of years ago saying that the confessions made under the direct period and just after the torture were not admissible but that the other confessions that he made were and the judges today decided that there was so much evidence in what he had said is knowledge of the crime scene his reconstruction of the events that took place that he must be guilty and harry you've been speaking to family members of the victims here and they were telling you there about fears of retaliation what else have they been saying to you. yes well i mean that points to one of t

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help from one man who lost both his father and grandfather to the coronavirus he says it's down to shin negligent but. then the next day we found out that he tested positive for the corona virus same day that he was put on the ventilator my father my mother most of the super rich dry cost my dad has a fever starting fridays chest is tight so we take on the boma. and i expect there are routes when half hours he comes i would discharge paper stating that he just as bronchitis so out there is later steeper goes up so arguments so the lady at the church receiving hospital so he's better off wants to reach for every 4 take some to the back again my dad is there 3 hours comes same discharge papers so i really i just pushed him out the door week later raw april 6th 1140 my grandpa the hospital. so i go to sleep and rouse 630 the next morning susan one of my brother troy called screaming that adding a wake up. keith general believes if his that hadn't been turned away and was tested he may still be a life after his father died his mother then developed a high fever the local hospital refused to

something pulled from central bank language quantitative easing and it combines it with a pick oh and now shin of quantitative hardening in the hardest money ever created and this is about an awakening now people are understanding that the central banks are completely out of control and they all cash very recently sat on a 60 minutes broadcast that they have infinite quantitative easing the ability to print infinite amounts of money money francs or go broader and this is really drawing a lot of interest back to big going for exactly why it was designed to be the hardest money ever created is this the here that the global financial system finally meets its waterloo you can't print your way to prosperity and there's a migration over to the hardest money ever known to humans and i would be because i'm sampson i think it's inevitable it's just a question of when it's not if it's so when. it only makes sense that we migrate to to be coing off of the current field system just because fear is manipulatable because it is encrypted well if you're running a big node then nobody can tell you what to do o

this you to a shin keeps getting worse i am brazil when we look at the numbers of cases confirmed cases of corona virus more than 100000 at this point but also i remain steadfast saying that this is little more than a flu and that all these measures to try and restrict this health crisis actually are worse. been the coronavirus itself was under thanks very much. all the 67000 people have now died from the corona virus in the u.s. despite that more states are buying to pressure and reopening but it's not enough for protesters were still demonstrating in several cities meanwhile the white house is trying to angle the blame towards china as particle reports. they are a minority but they are angry. only across the country from new hampshire to nevada and states in between protesters demand the government let businesses reopen it's in god's hands what happens to my me and my house and anybody else's for that matter now he's given other days and i believe after that he's gonna give out the not a big thing days that come on the. dr deborah leading the white house coronavirus effort says it's c

elected president nicolas maduro by putting their support behind opposition leader one while the same shins have been aimed at creating an uprising among the venezuelan people they have left thousands impoverished and in need of food and medical supplies while creating very little support for now the economic sanctions on this whale. one of the largest oil reserves in the world have also resulted in gas shortages that's because the south american countries and able to refine its own crude this is where ron comes in willing to bring in much needed chemicals for those refineries washington has worked to cut off and us oil and iran from working with both the u.s. and any of its allies but not remains to be seen how far the u.s. will go to revenge that you countries from working with each other reporting in the newsroom rachel blevins archie. all right here to weigh in on these issues in the u.k. former u.k. m.p. george galloway and here stateside former pentagon official michael lewis as a gentlemen good to see you both george i'll start with you. both iran and venezuela are currently being sa

could be shin's intrigue hong kong is an inseparable part of the people's republic of china the m.p.c. is the highest organ of state power in light of new circumstances and need the n.p.c. is exercising the power in trying to in the constitution to establish and improve at the state level a legal framework and enforcement mechanism for safeguarding national security in hong kong. the new law would bypass hong kong's registrant of counsel and is beijing's response to months of dissent and sometimes violent part of the protests in hong kong the draft legislation will be discussed when china's leaders meet over the next week here in beijing it's likely to further isolate president xi jinping he already faces a tide of international criticism because of the chinese government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic led by its biggest trading partner the us donald trump accuses china of covering up the outbreak beijing denies this but the argument is pushing the 2 countries closer to confrontation and phase one of the deal to end their 2 year trade war hangs in the balance he's mixing polit

these arrangements in the time of the coronavirus but the us has instead doubled down that so the shins are going to remain on iran until they agree to restrictions on their nuclear capabilities and that they'll remain unbiased while until they agree to overthrow their government one tensions have been flaring up from both countries we know hyperinflation is present in and i so want to has been for several sometime now that was r.t. correspondent rachel blevins thank you think. well a krone virus has put a halt to much of the global economy the race to space continues over the weekend at nasa kennedy space center the united states space for launch the mysterious x. 37 b. into orbit loaded with experiments the spacecraft or orbital test vehicle will circle the globe testing new technologies to maintain security in the space domain sunday's launch was dedicated to the health care workers and others working to fight the pandemic that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s available on smartphones to play on the apple app store by searching for

manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confession. italy has lifted more of its coronavirus long time restrictions in what the prime minister is calling a calculated risk for the 1st time since march people can go to cafes restaurants and bars more shops are open and so are libraries museums and beauty salons free movement is now allowed within regions and churches can hold mass prime minister said a condom has worn cases will increase but says it's he can't afford to stay locked down until a dance scene is developed said speak to. in rome for us now sima what's the scene like for us in rome where you are and how do italians feel about being able to go to restaurants and bars again i think here in italy things are slowly aging back to some semblance of normality with all these openings happen people understand that now they can go to the shops they can go to the resta

recorded more than 16000 cases of the virus and close to 750 deaths michael pan is the president of the shin gets a news agency he's joining us from tokyo as always thank you very much for joining us on the al-jazeera 8 it's not just the pandemic is it though that's been causing these problems there was a lot leading up to this situation wasn't there. you know unfortunately we seem to have a few audio problems with michael there we will try and get him back later in the program but in the meantime let's carry on for the moment india has extended a nearly 2 month old lock down by another 2 weeks is it battles to control the rising number of infections india saw its highest daily spike on sunday with nearly $5000.00 cases taking the total to more than 95000 charlotte reports. behind each of these padlocks is a closed shop in this once thriving way spangle alley inside a half finished i don't see that make them haven't worked nearly 2 months they have now learned it will stay this way into. the situation and lockdown is such that when it was spring lock and we had orders for our doors and the 1

issue in israel and when there were these 2 arrests made it was decreed that the the security service shin bet decided to carry out enhanced interrogation where you torture techniques to try to get a confession that has been one of the critical arguing points of the defense that the confession that been made in multiple confessions that they weren't admissible with judges here today assessed that while the confessions made the jury in those pressure tactics is that with vocal we're not admissible the confessions he made in the 36 hours after that were and that the reconstruction that he gave of the crime scene was sufficient to suggest that he had and prove that he had indeed been at the time and was responsible for these attacks and so he's been convicted of 3 counts of murder 2 of attempted murder one of arson but acquitted of belonging to a terror group and is that any it's not over yet terry. quite possibly not no the there are reports that he will be appealing we're still waiting for the proceedings to totally and up an illegal seems to come out but this is a district court here in la

manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confessions now the defense in this case has always argued that the confessions therefore were inadmissible but there was a big sort of interesting trial as it were in 2018 in which that was very much debated and it was resolved that the confessions that took place outside that immediate period where the torture was used was to the a civil and the judges today decided that the confession the details that this man knew about the scene of the attack the reconstruction of the events all of the. went to prove that indeed he was responsible and so he's convicted of 3 counts of murder 2 of attempted murder and of arson but as i say he was not convicted of being part of a jewish terror group to what have been the reactions then and send you've been speaking to the family of the victim. yes we've been speaking to the the uncle of the you

temperatures that checked on arrival official statistics show there hasn't been a case of coronavirus in the shin jan region for more than 2 months. but again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines more than 40 people have been killed during a prison riot in venezuela the protests started over a demand for relatives to be allowed to deliver food the military says soldiers opened fire on a group of prisoners that last prison in portugal as a state riots in latin america's overcrowded prisons have been increasing as coronavirus restrictions a person place. dozens of crossings in israel have been reopened following an agreement between israel and the palestinian authority now that move allows thousands of palestinian neighbors to return to work but there are fears of health risks because of the outbreak last month private employees were accused of dumping weapons who showed virus symptoms at checkpoints our correspondent need to bring him is in bethlehem and she says despite the health risks these workers are an important source of income for the palestinian authority. grown 2 thirds of inst

generation need to be taken into reeducation camps like those in shin jang i think this is the most worrying thing to all the people here whatever we get the feel or whatever the outcome of people is we'll i don't mean the chinese government will feel guilty and so and so i think these feelings exactly will maybe that's feeling the are the more he really is more direct because he's going to speak. and protesters in taiwan have thrown their support behind hong kong pro-democracy activists. student demonstrators have wants government to take more action to protect protesters in hong kong the island's government has already promised to welcome those who leave hong kong because of political reasons offering help from employment to counseling and adding to the tension between a china and the u.s. is a canadian court ruling that an extradition case against while ways chief financial officer among young joe can go ahead the court concluded the charges she faces crimes in both canada and the u.s. she is currently under house arrest in canada and has repeatedly denied the accusations man is wanted in

police in kuwait have broken up what they describe as a riots by egypt shin workers some of the stranded migrants were arrested as they demanded flights home age of 17 kuwait apologized for the unrest and says arrangements for repatriation are being made many want migrant workers all over the gulf region have lost their jobs and i'm desperate to leave in the midst of the carnival respond that me now in iran some mosques have reopened in areas a government deemed safe but the capital tehran remains a virus hotspot present hasan rouhani says social distancing is more important than collective prayer since ravi has the latest. iran's government announced the names of more than $100.00 towns and cities across the country that they now consider safe or white zones these are places that health officials say have seen a dramatic drop in the rate of infection of the coronavirus mosques have the green light to go ahead and reopen their doors and in some cases friday prayer congregations will also go back to normal but it has to be said these are small population centers in a very big country to i

manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confession. in other world news a fight has broken out in hong kong spawning mintz. there was hearing from pro-democracy politicians after april beijing politician was elected as chairwoman for a key committee it's meant to scrutinise bills in had been without a meter since late last year the backlog of bills includes one that would criminalize mocking china's national anthem and still in hong kong 15 on thai government protesters have appeared in court challenge over last year's mass rallies the group was arrested in a prolific use of helping to organize protests which were banned by the city's authorities un human rights experts have been calling for all of them to be released and for charges to be dropped the 1st hong kong protesters to admit to rioting charges was sentenced to 4 years in prison on friday let's get the latest

now japan's prime minister has lifted a state of emergency aimed at containing the outbreak shin's r.-b. says the spread of the virus is now under control measures had already been relaxed in most of the country and only tokyo and for the regions were still under restrictions. the u.k. government says thousands of retail shops and markets can reopen next month as well lock down restrictions a bunch of europe has started to lift current virus measures in the hope of salvaging the summer tourist season as. reports. for the 1st time in 2 months madrid restaurants and coffee shops are back in business for now this is the new normal only outside seating is permitted chairs cleaned after every customer and city employees are on the square disinfecting the area during the time of this pandemic some customers say they are willing to adapt i must get another god i spent the entire look down period to learn this finally off as a bit of social life it is a bit odd with the social distancing and everything but i've really missed it. and spain's canary islands locals are out enjoying the warm weat

you can see our 1st harvest here on the table months mine shins are larger letters plants are done really well. you got me plenty of those for the next few days well not really all. the cucumbers are doing pretty well too some of them are really big ones and they're going to be weighed now and then i'll think we'll probably have some of them for dinner tonight usually good. and the other 9 researchers at the nih my own 3 station will have fresh vegetables to eat not only today but during their whole isolation period in the antarctic winter even i.s.o.'s project is already a success and the basis for a food supply for future trips to the moon has been created. that perfect way in a perfect world we could put a moon habitat or at least a greenhouse on the moon within the next 15 to 20 years. but this isn't a perfect world the necessary research funding for speedy progress is not as easy to come by as it was in times of the apollo missions i don't want just to apollo that's not that's not what i was recall sustainable long term exploration. 50 years after the 1st moon landing we will probabl

us troops reached leipzig shin saxony on april 19th. propaganda minister yosef goebbels addressed the german nation imploring citizens to bravely accept a battle that is unavoidable and inescapable to stand before fate with a pure conscience and pure heart to bear all suffering and every test never once thinking of wavering even in the most difficult hours of the final battle that is not only manly it is also german in the best sense of the word. those pay those laden words did nothing to stop the u.s. army advance in leipzig american g.i.'s quickly captured the central train station . by now they met only sporadic resistance for days underground groups had been distributing leaflets with slogans like stop the insane nazi war and bring out the white flags many leipzig residents appeared to take the messages to heart and hope the war would end without further bloodshed. but like other regions of the reich saxony had its share of fanatical regime followers. unlike cigs city hall the americans made a gruesome discovery the bodies of the ma

he said congress shinning encourage more aid. so far the senate has no plans to take the bill up. >>> starks lower on wall street given back some of the big game the dow lost 390 points just over 1.5% and the nasdaq dropped 49 points and s&p fell 30. banks, healthcare and household roads were on the sector on the downside. >>> 4 million americans should soon get there stimulus payments on a prepaid debit card. the cards will be mailed to people who are eligible but have not gotten their checks. the irs said many of those are taxpayers that typically do not receive a refund through direct deposit and only one debit card will be provided per family and the cards can be used withdraw cash, transfer money to a personal bank account or make purchases. >>> president trump mention the bay area today in a tweet about the federal funding for transportation. the money is intended to help strapped transit agencies experiencing low ridership due to covid-19. >> president trump from the white house announcing u.s. farmers and ranchers affecte

more new shins -- more nations moving to ease curbs.ustralia expresses to concern over a report china could slip duties on its exports. let's get you started with a quick check of how markets are trading. u.s. futures are under pressure, falling .3%, after the first weekly gain for u.s. stocks in three. this comes after the abysmal u.s. economics data, the highest unemployment rate since the great depression. next messages when it came to trade -- mixed messages when it came to trade. they had a constructive phone call with chinese officials on trade, but president trump casting doubt. we are seeing oil under pressure, down .8%. aroundthe moment holding $24 a barrel. this as we saw the back to back weekly gains since february. let's get to the latest on coronavirus pandemic. mikeberg is being told pence is self-isolating away 18 --he white house after after an aide tested positive for the coronavirus. >> we have seen several cases where several aides have tested positive. this has rattled by the administration this this has rattled the

any shin. but i mean. for me one of. the soccer will be headed for. faith which brought the great muslim victory in the battle of but this is the great military victory that will open the way to recapturing jerusalem itself. and sell off the dean's famous struggle for the holy city of jerusalem with richard the lionhearted. i was in the office how confident is hard on me now and man fashion that feedback and it's hard for me that know how to fit that's how water and all you can know and you how fearful female any diplomacy it was yet. in the 3rd episode of the series. the story of the unification of the muslim front. against the crusades. the year 1164. the eastern mediterranean. almost 7 decades have passed. since the 1st crusaders arrived in the region. their initial success. had been crowned with the fall of the holy city of jerusalem . is homicide of yet wolf of the ham many that among the swellest left. i'm on your 4th a full human let you have a calm a lot of it will be elected now can i promise little mostly mean a lot of i'll offer to him what

infrastructure for china a direct foothold in the arabian sea connected all the way to kash guy in china's shin jiang region why are militant attacks in pakistan even relevant to our story well i think the passage so far we've been talking about belts and roads is an economic political initiative but the more assets china has out in far flung parts of the world the more it's going to want to keep them safe and that's where belton takes on more of a military dimension does holo explains they're looking at different ways to deal with the security risks some of it is for example what happened in pakistan which is sub contracting and the pakistani army and the military pakistani military forces specific creature protect the china pakistan economy corridor so you have several thousands of pakistani soldiers are devoted to the protection of their workers the chinese workers and the project along that corridor so you already have china's subcontracting a special division of pakistan's army looking to the future former prime minister of australia kevin rudd foresees a more active role for china's own m

secretary me knew shin agreed something needs to be done, not sure how quickly.nt trump said he's working on a package are you in active gos? how much hope do you have that we'll have something relatively soon? >> i'm optimistic because the american people fully support what we are doing. 2-1 already. they support the provisions of our bill and oppose the senate obstructing it. so i have confidence in public opinion. also when it's bipartisan across the country, we have less than $1 trillion that goes to states, localities, and territorial governments that provide jobs for people across the country. so we had democratic and republican mayors, governor, county executives and the rest, very enthusiastic about the legislation and making their voices known to the members of the united states senate. this is very unusual that we ve such a strong, bipartisan advocacy for legislation of this kind which is meeting resistance in the senate. but i don't think for long. because what we have in the bill is disciplined, it's focused, it's all necessary. and it has broad bipar

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