repeatedly reindeer are getting shot the owners get a small compensation but uneasy miss remains. with the races and what my father had to listen to especially near the big mines in. that sense of hatred has really increased. but it's not only about reindeer and their grazing grounds there's a lot more involved the samea live on land that has many important raw materials. it's still the state who has the say on who gets the mining rights. in the. forests wind and water power timber everything's here. you had a position of fiends. a start in the state would like to exploited whole lot of the social tools to martinsburg the wind turbines not far from his house on an old slag heap are 1st and foremost a disturbance a piece of industry that interrupts the peace and makes the reindeer nervous. the covert fight for mineral resources and the sami area has only just begun. but it's encouraging that now they have the law on their side. well we go back in history now to nazi germany where jews and others who faced religious or political persecution were often stripped of their citizenship t

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the union agreed to pay over a 1000000000 years in aid in exchange for uneasy closing the border with its neighbors to the north development aid as payback for stopping migrants trying to make their way to europe a deal nobody would admit to officially with this deal agadez main source of income disappeared stores like this no longer have many customers. he is going to affect it by the border closure too he calls himself up there as a people smuggler since 2015 his job has become a criminal offense so he won't risk showing his face he says the journey has also become more dangerous for migrants drivers must take more remote routes and of a military patrol approaches there just drop off the migrants in the desert and flee many die of thirst. to the world. more people are dying in the sahara than before you don't know where they are so here is huge so you find them 3 or 6 months after they die so why do you have these acts or morals. abdel-aziz also knows about the torture chambers often migrants 1st stop in libya he has his own reasoning why that is so that the migrants largely brought

financial help for struggling countries like italy to weather the economic fallout with members are uneasy at sharing the pandemic and jews dead. on the pentagon tries to source around 100000 body bags and with shortages and overrun facilities in the u.s. but the number of deaths is expected to soar in the coming weeks.

they feel uneasy in resuming life as it was. person likened to ptsd, after all they have been through, they can't just push it aside and step back into society. i think honestly, the government looks at that as something they're relying on in trying to keep the numbers down as people start to move around again. >> i mean, we're showing the pictures as you speak there, david. folks are not exactly back to normal, when you look at the precautions. they're still taking masks. even body covers. the data shows concerns about additional waves of this, and whatever country has been affected. are officials in china concerned about another wave coming even as they relax the social distancing measures? >> i think they are concerned. and i think it depends where you look. for example, in wuhan, i think they're relying on the hesitancy of some of the folks there, the hesitation to walk outside, and they're hoping people don't gather in big groups. one person telling me they get text messages every day saying don't get complace ntd. don't as

working in cigar factories with the uneasy. the oil the tobacco leaves seep into your clothes, and your skin, into the wood surface you are working on. it was impossible to get rid of the smell. in order to not have heat dry out of it tobacco leaf, so they cannot be rolled around into the start of the year had to be kept very humid in these factories so the windows were nailed shut. and sometimes of that the brace wouldn't blow the humidity out. very fine tobacco dust filled the air and filled the lines of people working in these places. cigar workers had the second highest rate of tuberculosis of any occupation in the united states. only stone cutters had it worse. and rose would have lung problems for the rest of her life. when she was 20 years old or 21 years old, something happened that changed the course of her life. she saw a copy of a yiddish newspaper published in new york. our jewish daily news. the paper ran one page in english and invited contributions from readers around the country. was a new york paper but was try

deborah birx is in an uneasy position >> i think i made it very clear and how i interpreted that. >>orter: distancing herself from the president's public brainstorming >> supposing we hi the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light. >> reporter: opining about would-be remedies involving uv light and disinfectant chemicals that are harmful if ingested. today two governors say their states' poison control hotlines lit up after the president's comments >> an injection inside or almost a cleaning >> we also made it very clear, so has dr. fauci and everyone associated with the task force in their clarity around this is not a treatment. >> reporter: but birx says move on from that controversy, to focus on covid-19's puzzling unknowns, like strokes in some younger victims. >> we should be having that dialogue about this unique clotting that we're seeing. >> reporter: from health to hardship the paycheck protection program round two. >> tomorrow morning, we'll be opened for business. >> reporter: taking new applications with an additional $322 billion to he

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key west is typically bustling with tourists, but now, as you can see, it is empty, shut down, an uneasyilence in a county where nearly half of all jobs are tied to tourism. hotel occupancy in the keys is just 7% compared to 92% this time last year. tourism officials say thousands of hospitality workers are now two weeks without a paycheck. i imagine down here, you worry about hurricanes, not something like this. >> because hurricanes have a finite beginning and end. i've lived here for 37 years, and business owners are my friends. they're scared. >> are you good? >> yup. >> reporter: for now, the shiplies remain committed to their staff of five employees, even in the face of a challenge like covid-19. >> you know, 20 years, and you've done so well, and then, you know, then this, you know. but i'm an optimistic person. i truly believe that we're going to be okay. but it's scary. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, in the florida keys. >> brennan: it sure is. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news." feeding the hungry it's effort in texas to provide a job and a purpose to the unempl

can move probability that this is there a human term organization like you in the united nation you uneasy or. in december last year the un refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. staged the 1st ever global refugee forum in geneva together with the turkish government. the summit largely focused on syrian refugees in turkey. the e.u. provides financial support to the country to help it take care of them. but there is no financial assistance for afghan refugees 'd. up until one and a half years ago afghans could still apply for protection from the u.n.h.c.r. but since september 2800 turkey alone decides who is and isn't entitle to help. and human rights organizations now accused turkish authorities of failing to support afghans in need 'd we asked the u.n.h.c.r. white cease supporting afghan refugees in turkey yet received no answer. marty does not understand why the u.n.h.c.r. has withdrawn its help he himself was afforded protection but what about all of those who arrived after september 28th and why he wonders is the e.u. not helping. cemetery staff begin digging a fresh grave but don't know who it is

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. >> reporter: uneasy time for schools across the state. here in the east side, graduation might take place during the summer. students only attending with family members watching online. live in san jose. >> it's so much to take in. there's major changes at the college level as well. the uc system is easing admission requirements for 200 thosh 200,000 students since they may not take the usual testing or get final grades. suspending s.a.t. and a.c.t. standardized tests as part of the fall 2020 admission process. this is for 2020. they are suspending the letter grade requirement for college prep courses completed in winter, spring and summer of 2020. this would affect seniors graduating this year. the universities will not revoke an admission offer from a student who misses that final transcript deadline as well. >>> the number of confirmed cases in the bay area continues to climb. today, more than 2,600 cases, 67 people have died. the bay area's hot zone santa clara shy of 1,000 cases with 956. san t mateo, 79 more cases than yesterday. we

decades long divisions between north and south they join to form one country 990 but it's been an uneasy union now as the session is in the south so they're going to govern alone. there were celebrations in aden as the southern transitional council declared self rule under state of emergency the s.t.c. took over the southern port city last year after accusing the government of president abt rubble months or hardy of mismanagement and corruption and in an animal think america is inhumane even as mad then we are now in front of the yemeni central bank in aden after it was taken back by the southern forces that by the southern transitional council backed the other vital infrastructure in the city and we hope this will be a real breakthrough that will be repeated in all the other liberated southern regions. last week floods and terentia will rains aid in hard at least 21 people were killed the s.t.c. says the government failed to respond to the emergency nationwide 40000000 yemenis are on the verge of famine president hardy says the declaration of self rule is catastrophic and dangerous. nor

would be opportunities to move both up and down the sky so if the virus continues to grow listen very uneasy under as it has for the past few days the government will start to look at moving down that scales that will include the reopening of certain businesses of certain delivery forms it may include the lifting of lockdown by the nationally or in local regions that will allow for a country to return to normalcy because certainly. there will be. a correct every outbreaks of the virus or there will certainly be an increased surveillance for the virus reappearing but something approximating normalcy until a vaccine is about ok so you're talking about a phased withdrawal from from lock down let's talk about some just into. what do new zealanders think of the prime minister's handling of this emergency. prime minister i've done is shown us how to be an incredibly capable leader during times of crisis she showed that jury the question mosque attacks she showed that during this cut it was an island incident and she showed that a game during the current are spending like she's an incredibly effect

i mean it must make you uneasy, not only for your employees, and for yourself, but for your customersare you sleeping at night? am sleeping at night pretty well. my h band, he calls mea cockroach, meaning that it is like a huge tragedy happens and everyone else is paranoid, but opportunity to pivot. so, movingl of our products that were once on just available in our stores, they are all available online now. we are trying to have as many online workshops as possible and really i am using this time to refocus the business in a lot of ways. people have really beenbuying a lot of art supplies from us online, so like if people want that, i want to provide that for them. i am trying to find more art supplies and kids. -- kits. >> jenny,ank you for being with us! best of luck to you. >> thank you. >>> as always you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org/ kqed newsroom. you careach me through my social media handle, thank you for joining us! stay safe. captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, april 5: warnings of a tough week ahead as the number of covid-19

i mean it must make you uneasy, not only for your employees, and for yourself, but for your customersare you sleeping at night? >> piam sl at night pretty well. my husband, he calls me a cockroach, meaning th it is like a huge tragedy haens and everyone else is idparabut opportunitto pivot. an so, moving l of ouproducts that were once on just available in our stores, they are all available online now. we are trying to have as many online workshops as possible and really i tham using time to refocus the business in a lot of ways. people have really beenbuying a lot of art supplies from us online, so like if people want that, i want to provide that for them. i am trying to find m supplies and kids. -- kits. >> jenny, ank you fobeing with us! best of luck to you. >> thank you. >>> as always you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org/ kqed newsroom. you can threach me ugh my social media handle, thank you for joining us! stay safe. robert: the pandemic tests the nation's resolve. president trump: it's not the fl it's vicious. robert: the president confronts the avity of the pandemic. p

financial help for struggling countries like italy to weather the economic fallout with members are uneasy at sharing the pandemic and jews dead. coming up to the pentagon and tries to source around 100000 body bags and make sure to choose and over run facilities in the u.s. where the number of deaths is expected to soar in the coming weeks. good afternoon this is art international from moscow is just this thursday i'm kevin i'm going with this 30 minute world news round up for you and 1st these are the latest figures in the covert 19 pandemic today the total number of coronavirus cases around the globe is veering out towards a 1000000 the number of deaths to has continued is troubling rise it's no more than $47000.00 with billions on the log almost 200000 people though have recovered. the latest developments to tell you about today francis now suppose 4000 coronavirus related deaths are almost 57000 registered cases now pharmacy workers there saying they're suffering a surge of violent attacks with a marked increase in street quarantine rules were imposed. our system shows a 50 to 60 perc

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researchers, though, are uneasy about the message the public is getting from the federal government. > they have immunity if they've had the virus. a lot of them don't even know if they've had it. >> reporter: alter is concerned people could come to believe that simply having a test that lead them to believe they're now immune. that's something that's still unknown, and she doesn't want members of the public to get a false sense of security that might lead to dangerous behavior, spreading the virus even further. >> a that's why returning antibody data back to people has to be reatturned with ype of counseling associated with that report. so that people understand, yeah, you have an i.g.g. titer, but that doesn't give you carte blanche that you can go back to rkbecause you could still be >> reporter: the state of massachusetts is tating a consere stance on the promise of antibody testing, and said it's reviewing i in a statement to newshour weekend, the state's department of publyic health said antib testing " still an area of active scientific investigation, and still don't have a ve

deborah birx is in an uneasy position >> i think i made it very clear how i interpreted that >> reporter: distancing herself from the president's public brainstorming. >> supposing we hit the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light >> reporter: opining about would-be remedies involving uv light and disinfectant chemicals that are harmful if ingested two governors said their states' poison control hotlines lit up after the president's comments >> by injection inside or almost a cleaning >> i also made it very clear and so has dr. fauci and everyone associated with the task force in clarity around this is not a treatment. >> reporter: but birx says move on from that controversy to focus on covid-19's puzzling unknowns like strokes in some younger victims. >> we should be having that dialogue about this unique clotting that we're seeing >> reporter: from health to hardship the paycheck protection program. round 2. >> tomorrow morning we'll be open for business. >> reporter: taking new applications with an additional $322 billion to help small businesses r

robot can deliver medicine to patients rooms allowing doctors and nurses to keep a safe distance in uneasy as over 5000 confirmed cases of cope with 90 with almost 500 deaths. and that's how things are looking so far today here in r.c. always good to have become please don't forget can keep across the latest developments on our social media pages and you tube channel and of course will have around the clock broadcast from our studios here in moscow but also london and washington to stay informed stay with us. when i was sure seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day attic. and in again trade equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she still looks for common ground. oh max kaiser this is the kaiser report the response has been overwhelming people are demanding for stacy's caraway kaiser report and you know as we continue with the lockdowns and the bailouts because of the lot downs from the coronavirus couvade 19 pandemic situation sweeping the world fairness is what justice really is and that was a quote from potter stewart who was a supreme court

financial help for struggling countries like italy to weather the economic fallout with members are uneasy at sharing the pandemic in jews dead. and the pentagon tries to source around 100000 body bags and with shortages and overrun facilities in the us with a number of deaths is expected to soar in the coming weeks. his art international from moscow is just 1 pm here this thursday my name is kevin 0 in welcome to this 30 minute world news round up 1st these are the latest figures in the covert 1000 pandemic today the total number of coronavirus cases around the globe is very now towards a 1000000 the number of deaths continues a troubling rise to it's now more than $48000.00 with billions on the locked out over 200000 people though have recovered. france has no surpassed 4000 coronavirus related deaths and 57000 registered cases perhaps surprisingly those on the front line of treating the sick are reporting that they're suffering violence and abuse while nurse says she was attacked as thieves stole the face masks she was carrying and pharmacy workers say they're now also suffering physica

uneasier has more than 5000 confirmed cases of covert 19 with almost 500 deaths. appreciate you staying with us here on r.t. international as we keep you right up to date with the corona virus pandemic web site r.t. dot com as well as our social media channels and of course our live broadcasts from our studios here in moscow in london and washington d.c. stay informed stay with r.t. . that is. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. has changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs the people who are chronic pain believe that their opioid prescription is working for them and the remedy be certain to. price the. world through dependency and addiction to opiates is the long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggest that. the long term

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some bay area grocery shoppers were feeling uneasy after finding empty shelves.a statement, safeway told us the shortagesf coronavirus complications. 50 more tested positive. shoppers in san francisco with finding alternatives like gus' market. >> medicine and things like that were gone. but they will have it here. >> at this super market, they were unloading produce last night. they do not expect a shortage. they tell us they are serving customers from a nearby safe way and were relieved to find what they needed there. >>> new covid-19 testing site. this one in san francisco. it is located at 600 seventh street. testing began yesterday. it will test 200 people a day but only by appointment. you have to have symptoms in order to get the test. it will be available for anyone who has symptoms regardless if they can pay. >>> at 5:59, coming up this morning, cover your face is no longer just a recommendation in most bay area counties. it is now an order. we will explain that. we will have all your other top stories and the forecast coming up at 7:00. we do hope to se

no debate i would rather see more than 2 passionate people with completely me tempus it sets of uneasiness and that would be bernie sanders versus i think that's the debate that americans deserve to hear unfortunately the democratic party disagreed with that so we're talking about with the reality of the guy that you guys are stuck with and i think that in the end alternately is going to be joe biden unless again this coming sunday he doesn't perform well against bernie sanders which could possibly well be you know bernie sanders and joe biden currently are neck and neck they're only really separated by about a 100 delegates at this point if you look at the people who've endorsed them pete amy so forth they've got about another 100 if joe biden makes a serious gaffe at this weekend's democratic debate things could change that could be a game changer and you see bernie sanders this week kind of tamping down his craziness says speaking of calling people mentally unfit but you see him sort of tamping down and becoming the nominee that he things said the establishment wants him to be showing t

i do think we are all watching this feeling deeply uneasy about the consequences for vulnerable peopleple are suffering extreme poverty with this lockdown. for many school children, their school meal will be the one meal that they are guaranteed to have every day. there are all sorts of elements to this and we do need to think much more clearly about how we are going to protect those most vulnerable in our society. dave, the observer looks at the party is uniting to demand the recall of parliament. it will be that they all turn up at the houses of parliament, there will have to be some technological fix for this. sir keir starmer is leading the charge on this. there is a fear that the government isn't being held properly to account, apart from those six questions to broadcasters and newspapers get at the daily press conference. some mps, well i think the labour party have behaved quite well on this one and have not tried to score... well, they have scored political points, but not cheap ones, they have raised legitimate concerns ones, they have raised legitimate concerns have been broa

financial help for struggling countries like italy to weather the economic fallout with members are uneasy at sharing the pandemic and jews dead. that's coming up to the pentagon and tries to source around $100000.00. and make sure to choose and over run facilities in the u.s. where the number.

that is where a lot of uneasiness is existing, not just on the right on the left covid-19 has thrownora of questions in terms of how it will play for senators up for reelection, and house members as well. eom: someone like greg valllier are parsing. i don't want to do the parlor game, but what is the example of marco rubiowith a of florida? is rubio perceived as a trump supporter or is he outside that orbit? kevin: senator rubio and his staffers would say they support the president and his policies, however you are touching on something that has existed in florida politics. florida is largely seen as a republican stronghold. and for ballot races the presidential election, however senator rubio has been aggressive in terms of more policy, and is probably more i akin to vice- more president pence and to china. he is taking a much more aggressive approach for policy as it relates to china, and that is something you will hear more on. yesterday i interviewed mike johnson, republican from louisiana. thes the chairman of largest republican caucus at the house of representatives, and they r

carolina it was it was obvious there was going to be biden and bernie and a lot of democrats felt uneasy about having a self doubt socialist be the head of the democratic party the notion of keeping control the house of representatives would have been very much in doubt in that instance so and i think there's kind of a sense of comfort with joe biden they know what he's going to do one policies and they so did a character that you and i know that's the problem but that's the problem yes that's the problem but listen this is about this let me let me just say one thing peter i will believe you and helen and everybody else are taking seriously allegations that what allegation against joe biden by this woman if use as a weapon where i don't say 20 about the 20 that are actually going to court in her litigating against donald trump because of his assaults on them when i hear that yes i'll believe you meetings a lot and i don't really know here that's too great wakely i don't like the lesser of 2 dimensions and that's 2 great things it doesn't work out like that what a candidate does not race

government because they had only been american citizens for 12 or 13 years and they had a sort of uneasyrelationship with the federal government. government. that's more thamore than anyoned texas. in 1841, texas believe to santa fe was part of texas and a long legacyid so they were taken prisoner and most of them died they remembered that moment and they were raised in full and leery of them trying to march in again so this is one of the misjudgment he came after him with a larger force and assumed that they would be on his side but he was wrong on both accounts ended up as a huge disaster because he was counting on them to provide food for his army on the march. the officers participated in all of the fights not only in the confederacy but with the navajos they were reorganized into two groups and put in to fight the south and apaches in the north, so it is a really interesting army to study a. some military historians have done so but there is more work that needs to go into it. >> i read the first few chapters were the soldiers were marching and basically they are defeated by a lands

said david king, former chief scientific adviser himself, is easy uneasy about this himself.lly, the discussions taking place at sage aren't the most important discussions happening in the country. it is absolutely the case that officials from number ten will sit in in official meetings when they feed into big political discussions and i can say that with a degree of authority because i used to work as an adviser at number ten. i would attend meetings if there was clearly going to be some political outcome from them. this is nothing new, it would be much more worrying if people weren't attending this type of meeting. thank you so much for joining type of meeting. thank you so much forjoining us. we arejust type of meeting. thank you so much forjoining us. we are just getting some breaking news and from spain which often comes in at this time of day which is the deaths and infection cases from coronavirus. the death toll in the last 2a hours has risen 378 in spain, that is a slight increase on friday's 367. that was the lowest figure recorded in the past month. still, by compa

was challenged and captured weapons show that some followers of a coma went prepared to accept the uneasy status quo. to secure the realty of both his rivals and people mugabi focused his attention on building up the army. life in the regular army will be quite different to that in the guerrilla units. about 25000 guerrillas have so far been formed into battalions the so-called super sausage machine is processing about 3000 men a month the training isn't comprehensive but merely the 1st stage right why oh why so i felt. at the top the 6 most senior positions in the new army are divided equally among the 3 factions. who i wanted to project an image of strength and he did this by providing funding to the military he needed to keep the military happy to prevent them from staging a coup against but he also wanted to show to the world that zimbabwe was a strong country with a strong military. mcgarvie spared no expense. this large army has already put a strain on the economy there aren't enough barracks for the men yet the government is already spending a 5th of its budget on defense. when the