on the outside of the temple mount. the jewish people have some responsibility to act in a certain way in accordance to the laws that were given by the bible itself it's very difficult for me to know exactly today as many rabbis found it difficult to know exactly what was the specific thing the god was and with the jews about. the only people that know the future a prophets and foods and i'm neither. one of my favorite places to be here in jerusalem without a doubt is this car door the old roman road that used to look like that. this place in israel for christians or muslims anyone we're not talking about sovereignty can't compromise on sovereignty you know what hands away their homeland this is not a multicultural democratic side this is not another astray at all or america or france or england no this is a jewish state the jewish people. so we are now in the can he still pm it which translates to the church of that is that action every the very early in the morning the muslim families would open the doors of the churc

was of king solomon and the 2nd temple will also be the 3rd temple but there are some things a hand by god not in man's hand having a jew go to the temple mount today to pray to walk around the holiest place the jewish people in a place that mohammad never visited the 1st temple existed 1700 years before the dome of the rock was even build some things in the process as we left to god the bruises began with the fall of the. nothing to the temple mount there's only one tunnel and it's a parallel to the western wall nothing to do with the temple man itself it's absurd he steria from the arab world are people concerned about the illegal era building on the temple mount that's a disgrace and yet they've managed to get away with with these huge mosque on the temple mount destroying things the 2nd temple period that's something that should be discussed not what the jews do walking on the outside of the temple mount. the jewish people have some responsibility to act in a certain way in accordance to the laws that were given by the bible itself it's very difficult for me to know exactly today a

a vast ancient buddhist temple complex that a tt ra cts buddhist temple complex that attracts 2.5 millionreally empty. crowds get there early to see the sunrise and stay for days. spending plenty of money in that pa rt spending plenty of money in that part of the country as a result. but, of course, coronavirus has had an impact. income from tourism has dropped more than 99% since 2019. the angkor wat temple, it really shows the peak, you know, of architectural and engineering skill, you know, of our ancestors. i even put it in the national flag of cambodia as well. as you could see, around ourselves, we don't see any tourists! i feel quite sad, around ourselves, we don't see any tourists! ifeel quite sad, you know? yeah, i have not come to this temple now for a0 days. i really missed those days, you know, where i brought people here and we have to deal a lot with our life situation at the moment so many people lost job. of course we have had some prices before but nothing was ever bigger than this, so this is, like, the hardest hit ever. so far, cambodia has reported fewer than 150 cases

yeah, i have not come to this temple for now a0 days.know, where i brought people to here, you know? we've got to deal a lot with our life situation at the moment, so many people lostjob. of course, we have had some crisis before but nothing was ever bigger than this, so this is, like, the hardest hit ever. so far, cambodia has reported fewer than 150 cases of coronavirus. but the crash in international tourism has badly affected the local economy. in nearby siem reap, many businesses are closed. here is the psar chas. it is the most well—known market in the city where tourists would come for shopping, for woodcarving, t—shirt, silver, silk. yeah, normally these stores are opening but at the moment, every store is closed. back at the temple, some work has been able to continue... we use mortar so that's when water, when it flows, it can't go inside, not on — in the stone. ..and fewer sightseers have actually made the job of some conservationists a little bit easier. site managers are also working on a new bicycle trail and a new welcome

>> temple: i have no idea. it actually terrifies me. i try not to focus on that because the thought process can be really dark during those times. >> pelley: you're the first person in your family to graduate college. and now your son and daughter have gone on to higher education.w doesmerican drm feel >> temple: it doesn't feel like a dream at all. >> clifton: i used to go to the grocery store maybe once a week. and i would spend anywhere between $100 to $150 during my trip. now it's-- it's a challenge because i spend about $20, $25 a week as opposed to $100, $150. and i make it work. i miss shopping. >> pelley: courtney clifton, the catering company owner, hasn't heard back on that call center job. like the others who spoke with us, she longs to know what her new world will look like and when she will see it. >> clifton: i thank god that my husband has a job that will allow us to at least pay our rent. but that's it. my business was my sole income. >> pelley: how do you imagine your catering business coming back? >> clifton: i'm not s

in bangkok, there is a positive gaiety and the temples themselves. ♪ this is thailand, of course. the land of peace. the sound of temple bells tingling are heard all day and all night. ♪ dancing in thailand is more controlled, more formal than dancing anywhere in the world. ♪ how different the rhythm. yet how similar the spirit. ♪ nightlights in hong nightlightg sparkle like jewels -- -- ahh.cuisine is an absolute triumph of the culinary arts. a chinese restaurant teases the pallet with tantalizing sweet and sour combinations. rice is the base, of course. this.as never like and home for many millions in the orient is a float aboard the junks that jammed the harbor of every seaport. living is a delightful ceremony. entertaining guests and engaging ritual. -- an engaging ritual. ♪ the japanese garden brings the outdoors indoors so nature is a permanent cast in the japanese home. ♪ people are naturally formal in all the arts. japanese players are born to the traditions of the japanese theater. and here they enact a bloody tragedy with the internal plot of good and evil. the audience

definitely, one of my very best friends. >> temple felt that way about julie, too. >> she had a heart of gold. she would do anything for you. but she also wasn't afraid to tell you exactly how it was, either. >> did she get people's feathers ruffled? >> oh, yeah. yeah. but everybody loved her. >> after early retirement from the water company, keith found a second career as a traveling lawnmower salesman, which left julie to spend a lot of nights alone in the how is. but keith never worried for her wellbeing in a safe neighborhood. their own door, watched over by their beloved great dane cleo. >> they would leave and go to dinner or go to town and leave the door unlocked because cleo was the guard dog. >> fulfilled as the giriffith's lives seemed to be, keith and julie were transformed when they brought into the world their first doubt. >> when i had that first child, it was the greatest day of her life i think. >> julie lived for my little girl. she wanted to be a part of everything that she did. >> and julie was there for ali when she went into labor with their second daughter, anna

one week it is cool and rainy and next week is hotter there this week when temples pick the next couple of days we focus on very warm temperatures and possible records and tomorrow is the day when record highs, long and it might be close to a

i knew he was going to make it. >> reporter: temple wanted to share his story to inspire patients and nurses. >> i'm just one in 1 million. it can happen. and it happened. >> reporter: he said he tires easily on the it may take six months for him to fully regain his strength. he tells me he looks forward to being able to play golf again. >> what an amazing story, how he was able to recover. i know you said it will take six months for him to get his strength back. do they think he will have full use of his arms and legs as well? >> he thinks so and is very optimistic. so is his medical team. >> let's hope so, thank you. >>> reported the mostsingle day hours. 122 people died from the virus according to mercury news. that brings the total fatalities to more than 3400 statewide and more than 84,000 cases have now been confirmed in california. >>> starting on friday, facemasks will be required in santa clara county. the revised health order requires people working or visiting businesses to wear face covering, even if the business is outdoors. the city of san jose wants to take measures a s

we're about 30m from the temple mount and just below the street level in what's considered to be a publicecond temple began around 516 bc by exiled jews returning from babylon. the faith‘s most sacred site, it stood for nearly six centuries before being destroyed by the romans. instead of clearing the ruins, they built on top, covering the network of chambers up. their use can only be guessed it. we have all kind of evidence that this room was used for daily life use. we are finding cooking vessels that were used to cook daily meals, we found oil lamps and we are finding storage jars that people stored their wheat or barley or olive oil here. this whole site is to be excavated and then put on display for the public. different eras, different cultures. secrets buried no more. tim allman, bbc news. now, a remarkable story from china — where a couple have been reunited with their son, 32 years after he was abducted as a toddler. the disappearance of two—year—old mao yin in 1988 became one of china's most notorious child abduction cases, in part because his parents refused to give up looking

or 2 from temple of their fields in berlin thank you i'm enjoying the sun. thank you i will. 2 nasa astronauts from the space x. dragon capsule half board the international space station shortly after its docked dark curly and bob behnken aboard the 1st privately built an own spacecraft carrying astronauts to the old getting a lot of the docking took place just 19 hours after the space x. rocket blasted off from from nasa hopes the mission will pave the way for private companies to ferry astronauts to the isis in the future. will get confirmation the hard capture. news of an update for you at the top off the hour how the elf is from me and the news team here in berlin as hopes. will be lying to us is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screen or how can we protect habitats we can make a difference google ideas into a series of google 3000. dong mine. to listen.

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beside the temple's spires, there is the salt lake mormon tabernacle.a most amazing panorama spread by nature, the grand canyon of the colorado. ♪ the grand canyon is not all a wild abyss. when you're over awed enough, you rest yourself and look another day. ♪ at the far end of the canyon, a lake called mead. if you're a swimmer or a water skier, here's heaven enough. ♪ discover now las vegas, a gleaming world of golf and food and palaces. the signs begin to flash a message to the moon. ♪ for family fun, a place that scarcely needs discovery, it's disneyland. ♪ there are things to do and things to see. there are friends to meet and rides to take. and more to see and more to do. fabulous disneyland is fun for all. ♪ [ship whistle] and next a harbor town. it's san diego. snug haven for the vessels of our navy. and then a haven of another sort, a realm of beasts that roam uncaged within the famous zoo. [animal sounds] northward a little along the california coast, glide over quiet ruins, an early mission. swallows are not the only ones to return again to m

a buddhist temple reopened to visitors on friday. maximum of 150 visitors at a time will be allowed to enter the temple. they are urged to maintain social distancing and will be given disinfectant before entering. >> i was stuck at home for a long time, so it feels good to be able to go outside. >> the three prefectures have also decided to allow public events as long as organizers meet certain requirements. indoor events will be restricted to a maximum of 100 people and outdoor events will be capped at 200 on the condition that people practice sococial distancing. >>> a multipurpose facility in central osaka is planning to reopen next month. >> translator: we're gearing up to resume operations and are introducing measures such as putting up notices calling on people to try to prevent the spread of the virus. >> now, the bank of japan is introducing a new system to help small and medium-sized businesses affected by the coronavirus. the doj held an extraordinary monetary policy meeting on friday to deal with the worsening economy. pol

his temple, a city of 60 million, looks deserted.fter recording some of the fastest growth in covid-19 infections of the world, turkish health officials say they have contained much of the virus and they are relaxing restrictions. the president speaks of a new normal. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: our citizens should not get the impression that we are returning to the way things were before march. there are many examples in our world and in the country that show how the smallest act of carelessness during this pandemic can lead to major disasters. reporter: for now, going to the playground remains the exception for his temple's children. they will not be allowed to go outside again -- for istanbul's children. they will not go outside again until next week. brent: in brazil, the response to the outbreak is being complicated by a conflict between president jair bolsonaro 's federal government and the states of brazil. regional lockdowns against the wishes of the president. hospitals are struggling to cope with large number

the workshop is located in temple park on the fields of berlin's former airport. most impressively the power is generated by a homemade wind turbine that rises 10 metres above the ground. the turbine can also power small devices like lamps and radios and it stores the power for when there's no wind. just one from. the electricity from the turbine comes in here is 3 phase alternating current it's then diverted to the top to the rectifiers that converts the 3 phase alternating current to direct current for the batteries it 1st goes through refused to protect the system then it goes to the batteries here of the batteries connected in series. the turbine was designed by environmental engineers dawn and. the turbine comes a self-assembly kit it costs around $400.00 euros and most of the components can be found at scrap yards. for. here emanuel is welding on the rear axle of a car which will allow the turbine to rotate in the wind through . what i find fascinating is that you can build this really complex products yourself wind turbines are complex and many processes go

little bit larger also you have more lands in front of your eyes and alters as hind sight on the temples all a little bit sick and so you have more protect side oh hugh thinking yes this is bigger so just how is that getting directly into your eye and this is also one of the newest frames here feel so this is absolutely today ok and the other one so it's a nice one it's what most people called and classic and john ok it's a classic model yes my mates us was saying 40 years ok and it's good so it's timeless yeah perfect and then what about the glare of the lenses is it important that you try to get rid of the gap from this. yes you have to do bits doc lenses you have to document this and you need also and on to flex and cold on the back side right why on the back side i mean the back said it's the one i'm looking through it yes so this is the new units under fiction called on this one because you look through the lenses and then you've got a light and you're back on the sun and you do not have sees an reflection coating you will have reflects on the back side of the lenses and you hold on

the sikh temple in union city did just that today as you can see. it invited the alameda county firefighters to come over to the temple today and pick up all these much needed supplies. >>> rob mayeda joining us now, and i watch -- i follow rob to get behind-scenes stuff that's going on. his dog, riley, is protecting him right now from all harm. is that correct, rob? >> yeah. well, he knows where the treat dispenser is at all times. he's attached to my hip practically. he's guarding the wall right now. if you hear a little snoring in the background, it's nothing. it's the dog. blame the dog. right now we got some cloudy skies into san francisco. notice the combination of low clouds, increasing mid and high level clouds around the bay area. our temperatures were warm. look at san francisco earlier today in the low 70s. now cooling into the mid-60s. san jose a bit earlier upper 70s. now 73 degrees. still breezy with winds at 17 miles per hour. walnut creek, increasing clouds. 76 earlier. now 68 degrees. so an interesting spread of temperatures. today

if you view it as something like a temple of justice, i think that is entirely appropriate. >> when youirst come up to the steps onto the plaza, there are two candelabrae on either side. they have some of your first symbols, of blindfolded justice holding the scales of justice. on the other part of that are the three fates. it is the first symbolic indication that this building has something to do with the law. and as you travel on, there are the flagpole bases which have two some symbols of law and knowledge indicating that the building has a purpose which is the supreme court and the law. >> the statue to the left is contemplation of justice. in her right a small statue of blindfolded justice. blindfolded justice is a symbol of impartiality. on the right-hand side of the staircase, the other statute is authority of law. his left arm rests on a book. the latin word lex means law. thet is important for justices, it is important for the attorneys, it is important for the public to make sure people always want to come up the steps because we are doing the job the right way. and not a day

visible signs of sun damage now $49.00 she's had several cancerous growth removed including one on her temple. she 1st noticed a suspicious red saw 3 years ago that. at 1st i thought it was a pimple i picked is a bit not quite some point but it got bigger. then i stopped formed and started to believe they aren't bad thing is on and that's when the alarm bells started ringing . alarm the night light hold basal cell carcinomas a very common people tend to wait too long before they see a doctor and then they need relatively serious surgery course for the parts and. what younger lot thought was a pimple was in fact a basal cell carcinoma all that's left of it today is a small scar. b.c.c. as can develop anywhere on the body but that most common on parts of the body could get most exposure to the sun the head neck hands and arms. basal cell cancer is the most common type of skin cancer. it grows slowly and is unlikely to metastasize. but a basal cell carcinoma can become quite big easily doubling in size within a year. the bigger it is the more skin surrounding it will have to be removed to remove

the temple will be on the temple mount and obviously we don't have the right atmosphere today the right conditions for that and that's why we're part of what's called the unfolding redemption process called the design is a dream which is being realized that's taking place here and we're part of that the same god the creates the world can decide to give this land to his people the jewish people which in fact will deal. there was nothing here this was desert remember there was nothing outside the walls of the old city so when i he arab state talking about they got a connection of the generations no such thing. the only people there connection here the only people who is sovereign rights yet other jewish people there's never been an arab state he was the capital of jerusalem there's never been a palestinian state this talk about palestine palestine i've never heard of anything more absurd. the philistines were mentioned in the bible. the palestinians who lived in jericho 12000 years ago knew how to cultivate the land tax we know this because they have stored wheat. even the science is that

country, places of worship have been closed for eight weeks, from cathedrals to the largest hindu templetional worship about to come back? the bishop of london says the calculation is much more complex than just unlocking the doors. when we open our church buildings, we will still have to ensure physical distancing. we'll have to make sure people can wash their hands on the way in and on the way out. we won't be able to... you're likely not to be able to use hymn books or service sheets or sing. so whatever we do, we have to plan for it in a very sensible way. singing. there has been an upside to the lockdown. live streaming of services and hymns, like this, sung by individuals from denominations across the country. but the lockdown has been particularly challenging for muslims, who are midway through the holy month of ramadan. an imam in leicester believes their religious practices present a unique challenge. i am not convinced that we can maintain social distancing. the first thing is the removal of footwear and then it's the washing, the ritual of washing. and then going into the main

. >>> california temples and mosques know e what the new normal is. here are the rules. must limit attendance to 25% building capacity. churches should consider or discontinuing singing and group prayer. activities that have a higher the air. and prayer books, prayer rugs. tom jenson has more. >> reporter: he took his sermon from his pulpit to the steps of city hall. >> the black community is down with death. and we are up with our life. >> yeah. >> reporter: a recent study says members of the city's black community are three times nor likely to on be hospitalized with covid-19 than the general population. so clergy leaders are embracing governor newsom's plan to open churches, temples and mocsques with strict guidelines. >> it's our job to protect the sheep and look after the sheep. >> we stand with truth and righteousness. >> reporter: they will follow the rules. >> the law of averages tell us it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: responding to a ba will hold full services regardless of what public health orders say. >> are you concerned about the welfare of your people

and not on your life as you said in the middle of temple of a failed which is the one of berlin's most well rub some around sports hot spots you know since i've been here i've seen thousands and thousands of people out enjoying the sun the wind you can probably hear in the background and to be obscene honest there's not a lot of sign of social distancing going on you know i've seen people playing soccer playing contact sports playing cricket i've even seen latin dance group stands in science and but shot to cheek to cheek and you know it's hard to dance a latin music without a body contact and you know it's very very similar throughout the city last night i was walking through berlin smitten district and even the bars are technically supposed to be closed dozens of them were open and it kind of felt like carnival there were hundreds of people out enjoying a drink dancing together spilling out in the street shoulder to shoulder not a mask in sight and very little sign of social distancing so if you actually ask berliners it seems like many of the corona prevention measures are actually

official president trump has deemed houses of worship and essential pushing for churches mosques and temples to reopen despite pushback from state governors. plus new data out of new york city shows social distancing enforcement.

fish to catch, towering temples and high schools all about basketball for him as it is for somebody alaskan scores kids. drilling two tournaments alaska unique experiencing, trips and small bush planes, though he remembered seeing the planes, remember the planes and the fairies. i remember thinking i was lucky to see and view these things. even as a young man, he knew that. he went to the university of alaska for college. searching is subject to allow him to read a lot and he had no advisor recommended a journalism class. you say the rest is history. during college and host of internships across state. governor business, politics, sports, crime. all the usual beads and some of our best journalism and media establishment, before moving to anchorage to work for the anchorage press, a weekly paper. in ktvu, a channel two. our big tv station in alaska and then, now the anchorage daily news. throughout all his reporting, a few things constantly struck him. one, we are a very big state. the help you people in alaska had ever been to village interstates. they did not know the challenges and the be

major disasters like truck ernie what for now going to the playground remains the exceptions that is temples children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. u.s. secretary of state mike compare has left israel after a one day visit held meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his new government partner benny gantz they discussed efforts to fight the cove in 1000 pandemic and security issues and iran compels visit comes a day before israel's new unity government is shuttled to be sworn in the challenge of tackling the coronavirus has played a part in extending a an ending an extended political deadlock. 3 times they ran against each other a fierce political right. and spend a minute in yahoo for the conservatively could party and many guns from the centrist blue and white party but what 3 inconclusive elections couldn't solve the curve on a crisis no has the leaders agreed to form a national emergency government to deal with the pandemic and to slim small honey you who don't market there's cautious optimism about the end of the political deadlock it was recentl

and other parts getting killed on the way to church, and they still make it to church and mass and temple. pastor, this is what governor murphy said about churches defying his lockdown orders. watch. >> there will be repercussions in any case who willfully violates our executive orders. and there are a willing amount of folks who lead institutions of faith. they understand this. they are chomping at the bit, we get that, but they understand the risks associated with it. we have to make sure we are all in this together and do this the right way. >> laura: pastor, will you reopen despite the threat from governor murphy? >> well, what i can say is this. the last time we know it is okay but we need to meet in person. we need to meet in person. all as i can say is for me and my congregation, we have a plan to get together into worship. and i would call on all pastor's stomach pastors in new jersey to take a stand. pentecostal sunday is upon us next sunday. that is when the church was birthed on the day of pentecost. i'm asking all churches no matter your denomination to stand strong and be the

ok so we're going to go into a sikh temple this morning where there are about 100 wall in tears who cook 40000 meals every day and distributed across relief centers and slums throughout delhi and surrounding regions. other women on women on the. inside look they emote. but a lot it will go. to one in the. other similar look at they will not again. be the bottom out of money with those so they're going to know . i mean they're saying has been working 12 hours a day since the knock down began only seeing the united seek volunteers who cook and distribute this food. they're pretty enough but you know they're going to. run for. your belief honey when you're only going to get them back on all of them got me some ideas subsequently saudi if he's. going to me up with i'll get cool about and . i'm going to about anger at leonora don't feel like they're either you know was unavailable you bored one being bored paddock. the volunteers focus on places that have fallen through the cracks. the mother you have been embedded in the report of this here be wild with these. kind of daughter assassin kille

warrior figures and for the ceremony, kids of those ages dress up in kimono and visit shrines or temples. another occasion to wear a kimono is the coming of age day. where 20-year-olds come of age, but some miss out on the treasured traditions. our first story is about how young people raised in children's homes are often deprived of these celebrations because of cost. but one woman is drawing on her own experience to bring joy to such new adults. >> reporter: a project launched four years ago has been giving people who grew up in care homes the opportunity to wear a kimono and have their photo taken free of charge. thanks to donated kimono, the project has helped more than 100 young adults. the project is run by yamamoto. she works for a community space in saitama prefecture. there she tries to make it a relaxed atmosphere where they can share their experiences and concerns. her kimono project is inspired by her own story.y. at four months old, she was removed from her home because of parental neglect. she then lived in a care home. she felt comfortable there, but had to leave after gra

it will operate out of a parking lot in allen temple baptist church. if weather is an issue, it will be moved in the gym. the first testing site in east oakland. everyone is welcome, no appointment is necessary. >>> san francisco's largest corporate management system is getting a $4 million loan from the fed. it says the $3.6 million ppp loan enables us to continue employ 123 front line workers, man of whom would have lost their jobs without the loan, in addition to brings back 26 furloughed workers. the ppp loan is currently being used for its purpose, to save jobs. but we will not keep it. many smaller businesses didn't get anything. last night, nancy pelle lose say called for veritas to return that loan. >>> and the death toll, 91,000. the white house is divided an after one of the top economic advisers is blasting the cdc for its covid-19. testing mistakes causing major problems. the white house press second disagrees. >> really let the country down with the testing. not only did they keep the testing within the bureaucracy, they did have a best te

parts of the world getting killed on the way to church and they still make it to church and mass and temple and so forth but this is what governor murphy said about churches defying his lockdown orders. watch. >> there will be repercussions in any case where someone willfully violates our executive orders. the overwhelming amount of folks who lead institutions of faith, they understand this for they are chomping at the bit, we get that. but they also understand the risks associated with it and we've got to make sure we are all in this together and do this the right way. >> laura: pastor, will you reopen despite the threat from governor murphy? >> well... what i can say is this. the last two sundays we've had parking lot church and it was okay. but we need to meet in person. we need to meet in person. all i can say is for me and our congregation, we have a plan to get together and to worship. i would call on all pastors in new jersey to take a stance. pentecost sunday is on us here, next sunday. it's when the church was birthed, on the day of pentecost that i am asking all churches no matter