the pilot project was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian yes stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the film i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long. can we still look after them if they're at home. if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr lee works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailments such as

in because he sirte never got the diploma until today. >>> many restaurants are on the road to recovery this weekend. it is day 2 of restaurant week in the city which also runs all next week and ends on april 18th. more than 150 restaurants are participating with next meals at lunch and dinner, restaurants which have struggled the past year are certainly looking forward to hosting diners for this event both inside and outside. >>> the fire that ripped through a restaurant is being investigated as arson. it broke out late tuesday night in the building on bellum boulevard. they say somebody broke in and spread flammable liquid around the place before setting it ablaze. the speaker system did kick in before too much damage was done. investigators say surveillance video did capture footage of the suspect setting the fire but the footage has not been made public yet. >>> a pair of small earthquakes rattled parts of the bay area awake this morning. a 3.0 struck northwest of livermore just before five a.m.. couple of hours later a 3.4 rumbled through the north bay near calistoga, fortunately n

the pilot project was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian a stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the from there and i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long . can we still look after them if they're at home. if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr lee works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailment

the pilot project was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian a stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the film i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long. can we still look after them if they're at home. but if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see that doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than trying to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. doctor works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailments suc

to risk a tit for tat response over it which came when of course moscow called progs accusations of sirte and expelled their own check their own check diplomats from the russian federation now according to the czech embassy that was a move that power lies their operations there and although the e.u. the e.u. chief diplomat did say that prague didn't act didn't didn't ask any other countries to follow their lead and expose inexpedient expelling these diplomats these exchanges these exchange of expulsions were not actually isolated incidents we also saw tit for tat expulsions between poland and russia between the u.s. and russia so it's interesting that this is all happening at the same time and this conflict doesn't even stop there really prague also wants russia to return certain plot of land in prague that the russian embassy has that was given back to was given to russia during the 1970 s. when the soviet union was still around and russia shot back immediately saying well you know the prague the czech embassy also has their own big plot of land in moscow but it just seems like a lot of

remember that this quitting movement started in this city in the city of sirte got last year in april and as you as you said it already there are cold $1000.00 dinars there are still so vaccines skeptics people that don't believe that this pandemic is even real and that's exactly why the office for the protection of the constitution off the federal state that we all right now have put them under surveillance and just really quickly if you don't mind when you stand there counter protests as well happening instructor what can you tell us. that's right they were come to protest us which bites the try to prevent the people to reach the syria because the protests in the morning started close to the city center but they did not achieve the police also put them on the side there where 10 protests happening here today some counter protests as well but we haven't seen clashes like the ones that we saw in the city of castile awful weeks ago where counter protest this clash with protesters all right use of benjamin alvarez group are in stuttgart thanks for that. let's take a look now at some of

calling for the release of deposed leader aung san suu kyi it's go live now scott is in bangkok for sirte start with this escalating digital blackout how is that impacting the protests. it's going to impact them at least $12.00 levels if you will one that is simply getting information out and seeing information within the country what's happening with the protest movement what's happening with the civil disobedience movement disobedience movement but then also this is one of the ways these platforms social media platforms as one of the main ways that the protestors have been communicating obviously they've had to become a little bit more creative over the last several weeks because of this kind of steadily erosion of connectivity to the internet this latest round with the fiber optic broadband connections being snipped that is obviously the almost one of the last steps if you will so it's very difficult for them to communicate with each other it's very difficult for us on the outside to see what's happening inside because they can't send material information out but also what's interestin

just drenching rains who are running the very real risk of flooding as well so the main airport in sirte 84 millimeters of rain in just 24 hours this is about double what you should see for the entire month of april now on thursday those rains will continue heavy through colombia and venezuela take it to sell central america right now and you know 85 percent of mexico is dealing with drought conditions right now and that dry weather will persist we are watching a pretty good push of moisture coming on to puerto rico that will eventually push into his spaniel as well some particularly strong storms for the u.s. has seen the lightning strikes there really in the line of fire toward texas and oklahoma look what it has done in arkansas incredible flooding after seen some of these severe thunderstorms really running from the great lakes once again right down to texas and oklahoma and that the front of this system we're getting a cool pool of error so look what it does for the temperature in toronto just 8 degrees the high on friday. paul qatar airways a century ago they were called colonials.

in 2018 a family of 6 detonated explosives at several churches in the city of sirte killing more than a dozen christians security forces have cracked down. on these violent death works in recent years and arrested a number of key individuals while attacks are less frequent than they were in the early 2000 experts say religious intolerance is still a security concern. thank you from jakarta straight over to minneapolis where the court is now sitting in the george floyd case we were expecting them to start testimony on day 5 steve the prosecutor has also make his 1st comments let's just listen in to what the judge is saying i will so what the prosecutors have to say at this moment in time well in each of their names . i was john edwards 0 interest c u r t i guess e.d.w. they are yes. it's repeated more next morning. would you please tell the jury your occupation. i mean you know it was for you sergeant. long have you held that position. 2007 so proximal 14 years. not as a sergeant but as a police officer for 14 years all right so you started as a police officer in 2007 did you start wit

will go to the capital tripoli to set up their headquarters but the majority will be deployed around sirte now about was the frontline of the conflict until the ceasefire which came into force almost 6 months ago this is a big achievement of the united nations building on top of the national unity government they now have in place one of the big problems though still is the withdrawal of foreign forces and foreign mercenaries so something that's been demanded by the u.n. security council but i'm told the u.n. monitors won't be involved in this the big goal is at the end of the year when the united nations hopes that libya will have general elections there slated for the 24th of december. a colorful election campaign is coming to a close in cape verde the tiny group of islands off the west coast of africa the incumbent president says his reelection would be quote good for the nation's oil and diamonds but his opponents are accusing him of mismanaging the economy as a sign of severe drought nicholas hart reports now from prior. playing a familiar tune prime minister will aisha's korea e.c.l.

the pilot project was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian yes stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the corona virus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. for your throughout the from there and i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long. can we still look after them if they're at home. and if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working . it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr lee works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple ailme

the pilot project was born of necessity at the height of the pandemic the hospital in the town of sirte italian a stockholm was reaching capacity. sweden started working with telemedicine well before the coronavirus hit physician roland says more and more health care is set to go online. where you are throughout the film theory and i think we're going to have to think more about why patients are actually in the hospital and for how long . can we still look after them if they're at home. if the answer is yes then that's what we should do. we have to use our resources wisely and do what's best for our patients that means new ways of working. it's already quite common for people living in rural areas to see their doctor online. don't half for example 1st turns to the medical app on her phone rather than try to get an appointment in person which often involves a long wait. in the swedish health care system it's standard practice for initial contact to be made by phone or video call. dr sick ali works for a digital health care company she says video consultations often work well for simple e

in 2018 a family of 6 detonated explosives at several churches in the city of sirte killing more than a dozen christians security forces have cracked down on these violent that works in recent years and arrested a number of key individuals while attacks are less frequent than they were in the early 2000 experts say religious intolerance is still a security concern. do you radicalization experts say combating hatred against minorities is part of their work. we have to give them a new understanding over legend told them to lick go the contradictory understanding and the beliefs which they used to justify the wrong actions in america but every. security experts say the landscape has changed and there are new challenges. they're. using social media as well. now that their legal. experts say the government should do more to protect minorities of all citizens. equal whether you are sunni muslim my dear muslim c. a muslim christian buddhist local believers or whatever so the government needs to make sure that everyone is treated equally in indonesia. president insists people should continue

the chernobyl nuclear disaster illit candles and led roses memorial to firefighters in the town of sirte where 50000 residents from the chernobyl area were really hated after reactor number 4 exploded in the early hours of april $26986.00. huge wildfires erupted in siberia after dry grass called fire gusts of wind caused the fire to spread rapidly and hampered firefighters efforts to put it out thick smoke temporarily restricted traffic on a highway nearby no victims have been reported. a massive sandstorm swept through northern china's. economy as region on sunday cities were hit by a wall of blowing sand stretching hundreds of meters authorities advised the public to take precautions against heavy winds and poor visibility until the storm let up on monday morning. officials in iraq say the massive fire at a back to hospital treating covert 900 patients was most likely caused by an exploding oxygen tank on sunday funerals were held for some of the 82 victims of the blaze their families say negligence and corruption contributed to the disaster and hampered the response. well. burying the