the warmer water is causing fish species to head north and could threaten maine's main export. lobster. >> and this is a way to create a veg taibl and a protein source that doesn't require the fresh water. on or the land or fertilizer. which is really kind of miraculous. >> this is our sea water facility. >> reporter: scientists think seaweed has more to offer. it may be having a moment? >> yeah. i would say seaweed is having a moment, yeah. >> reporter: early results from the team's experiments show seaweed farms are improving water quality, and absorb one of the main greenhouse gases warming olat. spong for carbon dioxide. >> reporter: our farms factories pump carbon dioxide in the air. scientists already know that seagrass and mangroves absorb carbon better than the world's rop cal rain forest -- tropicals do. when they burn, they pump it all back in the air. >> sothis is a hope that the seaweed can take what we give it in terms of carbon a dioxide. >> it's a hedge against aun certain future. >> we are heavily dependamt on one resource. if there's a turn in the fishery, ther

right on the money. >> the main engine cutoff, columbia is now in space. traveling over 18,000 miles per hour. >> roger, we confirm the step, columbia. >> the external tank has just been jetsonned and is now falling away from the shuttle pack toward earth. the tank will break up as planned over the indian ocean when it comes into contact with the atmosphere. shortly by firing the orral maneuvering engines, columbia will achieve orbit, and one of the most important tests of the mission will be attempted, opening the payload doors, the doors must be open before the end of the 6th orbit to expose the space radiator cooling system. if the radiators cannot be exposed, heat collected from the on board electronics cannot be released and the astronauts will have to return home. the olms burns are successful. columbia is now in orbit, circling the earth at an altitude of approximately 150 miles. the payload bay doors will now be opened. >> port doors open now. >> roger, copy. >> you are missing one fantastic sight. boy, that is really beautiful out you are missing

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a friendly game may be the main fact. steer basie at - be the main fact. steer basie at anything but. the furthest they have to take them into champions league with millions of pounds spent, could be a spy he be there moaning together the ultimate return on that investment? but for all the abu dhabi dollars, it's been well matched by the paris, as this has been by there on paper be nicknamed. their so much to admire. the?i been by there on paper be nicknamed. their so much to admire.— their so much to admire. they have unbelievable _ their so much to admire. they have unbelievable players _ their so much to admire. they have unbelievable players that _ their so much to admire. they have unbelievable players that are - unbelievable players that are difficult to control. i think manchester city is one of the greatest teams in the world and i think for me with the best coach and of course it's going to be tough. so with all the talk of wealth and riches you could be forgiven thinking that in the city of love tonight there may be a little romance missing but

you want maine to be different, do you want maine to be ugly, do you want me to get this terrible deal, or do you want it to stop? you have that chance in november. 80,000 signatures during covid-19. >> tucker: it feels like the phrase green energy is kryptonite to otherwise reasonable people. they want to do the right thing, they have heard green energy is good, so if you throw that term around, people say it must be good. >> we have data shows that their reservoirs, giant reservoir staff put on the aboriginal people from canada and flooded that, it's actually given off more carbon dioxide than a gas plant. >> tucker: yes. >> when it came through new hampshire, proposed that, they knew it was a bad deal, and they called it 30 green energy, but for some reason it comes there maine and gets filtered out, it is dirty green energy, does not meet the criteria massachusetts wants. >> tucker: amen. thank you for fighting this. it is nice to see someone fight back against corporate aggression once in a while. thank you. >> glad to do it and glad to be here. >> tucker: amen. the first episode

the main challenges —— the main challenger is say they will seek to abolish the role. the conservative and liberal democrats believe it puts too much power in one person times. they also believe it is confusing because there is also a regional mayor who because last year's boats where possible and is also up for election. so yes there is a separate west of england mayor who covers a reminder area of south gloucestershire and south somerset. the responsibilities include allocating money for transport, infrastructure, and training and recent survey shows many people around here don't know the difference. the other pole is taking place on the same day may increase the confusion. voters around here also are choosing police and crime commissioner for somerset and crime commissioner for somerset and to represent them on the council. local issues ought to be important and there are plenty that get people around here fired up. the city streets are badly congested and put it that. tens of thousands of driver —— driver will be affected by a clean—air zone which is arriving

then lieutenant colonel back in 2014 was the main person who negotiated the normalization of relations between the united states and cuba he also organized the visit of vladimir putin in that same time period and today colonel castro he's part of the ministry of the interior continues to be an important force dissin so describing him as the one who's pulling the strings in cuba now roll castro even though he's stepping down will still have i believe a veto over what takes place in the country for some time whoever replaces him as the head of the communist party of the last name isn't castro will have to respond to both role and alejandro castro in what is actually done let me bring in ambassador for a quick come back on that particular on the point ambassador this is seems to be the widespread assumption among some at least that at all castro will continue to pull the strings behind only some strings behind the scene. i think he will turn into the elder person to be consulted on very specific and concrete issues but the main lines of what the government is going to do are already in pa

but it's not just the main roles that are announced today christians to kill an assistant director up to look aracoma have also decided whose to play roman soldiers and residents of jerusalem. more than 2000 people will take part in the production. for most a gram a cow families it's a tradition that's passed down from one generation to the next. the fossil fuel that yes that tradition is almost 400 years old everybody has pictures in their home showing grandad as a roman soldier or grandma is mary magdalene more your book that he that was it everybody has some kind of connection with and even people who have just arrived in the village or want to be involved in some way but it could be that basically the seat of the for 12 months people hardly talk about anything but that passion because you'll get people's personal spiritual for that. that that was. his being. even what role is the talk of the town in a few months the so-called hair and beard easy to be proclaimed from then on men may no longer shave or cut their hair less of course they're roman soldiers for me here in the here's a

you want maine to get this terrible deal? or do you want it to stop? you have this chance in november. >> tucker: it feels like the phrase "green energy" is kryptonite to reasonable people. they want to do to the right thing so if you throw that term around people say, okay, it must be good. >> they have giant reservoirs that they have put it on the aboriginals, the original people in canada and flooded that. it's given up more carbon dioxide. when it came to new hampshire they knew it was a bad deal. they called it dirty green energy but when it comes to maine, it gets filtered out. it is dirty green energy, doesn't meet the criteria that massachusetts wants. >> tucker: thank you for fighting this. nice to see someone fight back against corporate aggression once in a while. >> thank you and glad to do it. >> tucker: first episode of that investigate a series isat online on fox nation. our team is working on a bunch of investigations. a preview of our third episode. a very obvious question. the ar-15, the gun you hear about, the weapon of war. it's ame

it search but many experts leave that is not the main reason.— is not the main reason. it does not exlain is not the main reason. it does not exalain the — is not the main reason. it does not explain the kind _ is not the main reason. it does not explain the kind of— is not the main reason. it does not explain the kind of surge _ is not the main reason. it does not explain the kind of surge in - is not the main reason. it does not explain the kind of surge in cases. explain the kind of surge in cases that we _ explain the kind of surge in cases that we are — explain the kind of surge in cases that we are seeing now currently in india. _ that we are seeing now currently in india. which— that we are seeing now currently in india, which clearly suggests that there _ india, which clearly suggests that there is— india, which clearly suggests that there is a — india, which clearly suggests that there is a great role for highly infectious variance of the virus, which _ infectious variance of the virus, which are — infectious variance of the virus, which are sprea

eastport, maine is a lovely town. caller: i was wondering if you could tell us about the larger cities you visited. i worked at the county library. i am a substitute teacher. i had a class that studied topographical maps this week. anyway, that is my question. we have been very active city and we have a very active recreation and parks district. our school district has 35,000 students that are doing virtual education. my question is, what about the larger cities? guest: i will start with that, we like fremont. we lived in berkeley for a while. initially, we were looking intentionally for smaller places. the reason was we felt that media attention generally did not go to smaller town of america unless there was a hurricane or a drought or a shooting or some other emergency of that sort. we wanted to offset that balance. eventually, we did go to bigger places. places as big as columbus, ohio, which is in the top dozen cities in terms of population, mainly because we wanted to see if the patterns we were observing in sma

there are 2 actors for each of the main roles they alternate in more than 100 performances but if you put it listed on the board knows that their life will change after months of rehearsing they will perform the passion play for half a year that's hard to reconcile with a normal job to have a place one of the main roles usually has to take vacation for the length of the run the passion play demands everything of the participants. but it's not just the main roles that are announced today christian stoeckel an assistant director up to look aracoma have also decided who used to play roman soldiers and residents of jerusalem. more than 2000 people will take part in the production. for most of her m. account families it's a tradition that's passed down from one generation to the next the home during the past few of them that yes that tradition is almost 400 years old everybody has pictures in their home showing grandad as a roman soldier or grandma is mary magdalene or your book that either everybody has some kind of connection with and even people who have just arrived in the village or w

exactly so that. was one of the main goals. we wanted to fabricate _ was one of the main goals. we wanted to fabricate something that required no human_ to fabricate something that required no human intervention to actually -et no human intervention to actually get it_ no human intervention to actually get it off— no human intervention to actually get it off the ground. that is amazing _ get it off the ground. that is amazing. and this is the device. it amazing. and this is the device. attaches to amazing. and this is the device. it attaches to a commercial laser cutter and transforms it from a 2d machine to a three d assembler. the detail on a project like this is mind blowing. for example, in this toy drone one of the census has become disconnected. just one. i know it does not work properly. it just bumped into a wall. i'm going to try to fix it. there are so many steps involved in building electronic so how do programme the machine to do everything? we electronic so how do programme the machine to do everything?— electronic so how do programme the machine to do everythin

it experts believe that is not the main reason.— experts believe that is not the main reason. it cannot explain the kind of— main reason. it cannot explain the kind of surge _ main reason. it cannot explain the kind of surge in _ main reason. it cannot explain the kind of surge in cases - main reason. it cannot explain the kind of surge in cases we i the kind of surge in cases we are seeing now currently. it clearly suggests that there is a great role for highly infectious variants of the virus which are spreading faster and some of them might be even having the capacity. dozens of vaccination centres are closed because of a lack of supplies. india's health minister says there is no shortage of vaccines. this country has been them and over the past few months has exported tens of millions of doses, so people who have been turned away from centres like this one are asking where there doses are. the worst hit areas are in lockdown but cases are rising rapidly and many other parts of india. that hasn't deterred election campaigns and festival celebrations. it isjust election ca

pavel: of course it is the main enemy. the russian general staff and the gr you -- simply called gu, it is the integral part of the russian stead. they are given orders by their superiors to gather information of the enemy which are maybe going to have a war in the coming several years, maybe not, and of course, hopefully. field officers working in the west under diplomatic cover, they are ordered to recruit assets. the more assets you recruit, the better the assets are, the better for you, and you are given marks like in school. here in headquarters in moscow, by analysts for how important are your recruits. if you do not recruit good assets -- if you do, you get metals, you get promotion, and if you don't, you don't. assets are also played money and you can also skim some money off the payment of the assets, so it is very important to all the time being room -- be working on recruiting. that is what the russian intelligence are doing, but they do not seek political information, because if the assets say inside the italia

let's be clear here, one of the main accusations thrown at| of the main accusations thrown at government as they are out of touch, they dont— government as they are out of touch, they don't speak to people, so it is quite _ they don't speak to people, so it is quite right— they don't speak to people, so it is quite right they speak to a range of stake _ quite right they speak to a range of stake holders. there is no issues with lobbying. it is how it is done and the _ with lobbying. it is how it is done and the transparency for some in relation — and the transparency for some in relation to— and the transparency for some in relation to this story, let's be clear. — relation to this story, let's be clear. i— relation to this story, let's be clear, i would relation to this story, let's be clear, iwould not —— i would want a print industry move _ —— i would want a print industry move at— —— i would want a print industry move at breakneck speed to get ventilators when there is a national emergency— ventilators when there is a national emergency post of the guardia

we could not just about the original mayflower, but the main flower too the main flower too was built in a village just around the corner from plymouth england called brixham back in 1957 and was given to the united states as a gift. i'm sailed across the atlantic in 1957 to commemorate the the landing of the pilgrims and the mayflower two is recently come out of mystic seaport on the on the eastern coast and after a major multi-million dollar refit and it's gone back to plymouth. now i was very lucky enough to be able to find a few pennies in my pocket to go over to boston and then travel down to massachusetts in order to travel down to plymouth set and i got absolutely fantastic reception from the crew of the mayflower 2 and the the guys and girls who run plymouth plantation. i mean they without that visit. um, we would not be able to put together the detail that we have so i spent time on the mayflower too with a series of 360 degree what we call spherical spherical panorama cameras. trying to get it as much information about the different decks as i could and we even have one of t

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excuse me other district high school's board members decided the lack of diversity at lowell as the main reason for the switch. the chronicle reports that suit filed today claims the school board violated public meeting rules and how it listed the item on its agenda and how it conducted public. moment and review of the plan. sales of new homes have surged last month saw an increase of more than 20% the commerce department reported today that sales climbed to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of one million last month after a 16% tumble in february. it was the fastest pace for new home sales since the housing boom of the mid two thousands when sales reached more than a million units in august of 2006, california's unemployment office still has a backlog of hundreds of thousands of claims that have yet to be paid out, the agency said. they get people their money earlier than expected and then just blew right past their own deadline. ktvu tom vacar explains, should roll ppe you see pandemic emergency unemployment come sensation is a program to help unemployed americans keep receiving money

the main stories gunfire and explosions are being heard in somalia's capital violent clashes have been taking place on the streets of mogadishu between supporters of the president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term in office security forces are calling on president mohammed up to life from larger to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office in just a few hours time i'm in a tree convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has now moved into mogadishu some of the families to the most of the people are in defiance of the government extending term limits the president his term is finished could lead the country into war a peaceful demonstration is under way here now in the military a capture a new position as the country could be taken back into civil war. that is today we've gathered here to show our feelings towards the government extending its term and towards a dictator who wants to use force to stay in power we thank the military forces who helped us demonstrate peacefully. the u.s. france. the us e.u. and the u.k. of al

moving onto the times, the third main story is - times, the third main story is princejoined the times, the third main story is prince joined the backlash over football super league. the travel ban india is weeks too late — why didn't the government do this ten days ago? i’m didn't the government do this ten da s ato? �* .. didn't the government do this ten da saao?�* ., , , ., didn't the government do this ten dasaao?�* .,, ,.,, . days ago? i'm not privy to private government _ days ago? i'm not privy to private government thinking, _ days ago? i'm not privy to private government thinking, but - days ago? i'm not privy to private government thinking, but it - days ago? i'm not privy to private government thinking, but it does | government thinking, but it does seem _ government thinking, but it does seem that — government thinking, but it does seem that not only has there been a delay— seem that not only has there been a delay in— seem that not only has there been a delay in putting this in place, but actually— delay in putting this in place, but actually not putting

its main allies such as the uk and _ stabiliser. its main allies such as the uk and us, _ stabiliser. its main allies such as the uk and us, try _ stabiliser. its main allies such as the uk and us, try to _ stabiliser. its main allies such as the uk and us, try to maintain, l stabiliser. its main allies such as| the uk and us, try to maintain, if the uk and us, try to maintain, if the pressures that are within jordan, they are very strong economic pressures, political pressure, a division between the originaljordanian east bank tribe, and the large proportion of the palestinians who are there, there's always some tension between those sites. king hussein obviously very close ally and his son king abdullah who is now been in charge for more than 20 years, have sold themselves and sold jordan as this country that essentially is able to navigate over those very choppy waters unlike other countries in the region. and therefore, is a useful ally and a useful mediator in all the problems that are in the region. the main one, jordan, has b

terror and blames israel for an incident of its main nuclear facility and vows to respond to what it's calling a terrorist attack. and i maryam namazie and and and you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program a state of emergency and curfew in minnesota after a black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop the. latest shooting comes as the trial continues into the killing of george floyd the court hears emotional testimony from his brother. how to make people feel better. and mass gatherings on the banks of the ganges versus cities in lockdown complicated battle against rising coronavirus cases in india. welcome to the program israel's we've been in the middle east israel's prime minister says that iran is the greatest threat in the region but he won't allow the country to obtain nuclear capability is comments come after iran described the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed to respond the incident comes at a sensitive time in diplomacy with both iran and the united states trying to salvage to iran's 2050 nuclear

greatly sami because that is one of the main reasons main ways that they have been able to communicate with each other yes to organize the demonstrations to organize a civil disobedience movement but also to communicate with each other on what's been happening if people have been detained if anyone has any information about friends relatives colleagues family members what has happened with them so that it's a big blow to the protesters absolutely and as you mentioned you know we've kind of had this steady restriction on internet use and internet internet access straight 3 through since the since the coup took place on february 1st and as you mentioned sami the latest is the clipping of the broadband fiber optic broadband service into the country that is greatly greatly reduced has been greatly reduced over the last several days now we're saying now they are saying it looks like it's almost a complete halt you know digital data connections had been greatly reduced several weeks ago and again that also has been reduced considerably over the last several weeks so that's really a concern s

iran blames israel for a blackout incident at its main nuclear facility and vows revenge for what it calls nuclear terrorism. or a kyle this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india surpasses brazil to become the world's 2nd worst hit country by covert 19 a certain factions is stressing its health care system. 3 celebrations in ecuador where a conservative businessman is set to become the next president preliminary results so he's won the runoff. and a warning a volcano on the caribbean island of st vincent could erupt for weeks and displace thousands of people. iran's foreign minister has blamed israel for a power blackout as its main nuclear facility have aids a reef has vowed revenge for sunday's incident in a tense which tehran describes as an act of terrorism it happened a day after iran unveiled new advanced uranium centrifuges destruction the site comes as another round of talks in vienna later this week to revive the 2015 nuclear deal well that speaks to a big he's live for us in tehran so iran clearly laying the blame squarely on israel for this attack in a tense wh

as an attack on its main nuclear facility will not affect the coming talks to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal. i know there are more. live from doha also coming up protests in minnesota after police shoot a black man the department says the officer mistook her gun for a taser. like a person. rather testifies and the director of a murder trial giving jurors a sense of who his brother was. and. treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant south korea has summoned the japanese ambassador. iran's foreign minister says an attack on the country's main nuclear facility will not affect upcoming talks to revive the nuclear deal he made the comments was missing his russian counterpart sergey lavrov is visiting tehran 2 days before talks resume in vienna between the policies of the 2015 deal iran is dealing with what it's calling an act of sabotage at its main nuclear facility. is live for us in tehran keeping across all the events and both foreign ministers. there about the talks what are they been saying. well yes the russian foreign minister has said that they are hopeful that the

ahead here in algeria china has pledged to fight climate change despite its reliance on coal as its main source of energy but researchers say its plan is not realistic. it's time for the perfect jen and the winter sponsored plan qatar airways the spring rains you might expect to see in both china and japan change shape a little bit for the next couple of days they're becoming north science line rather than the southwest northeast down in the destruction also at the bottom end reveals a typhoon this one is currently battering the east coast of the philippines bringing pretty high waves but it's basically going to stay over water it does so we'll throw a big swell towards taiwan and will affect the small japanese islands but basically it's over water and the range you see is also over water the east china sea the yellow sea leaving a dries own in eastern china the former more rain gathers and you've had a couple of dry warm days in japan and the korean peninsula take yours the weekend so we're going back 24 hours this is just disappearing off luzon there's a flood risk certainly and the da

has imposed sanctions on me and miles main state own gem company that's an important source of income for the generals. and the u.k. is made no offer of safe haven to be in march former ambassador cho charmaine was locked out of the embassy in london on wednesday it was removed from his post after criticizing february's coup and calling for the release of deposed leader aung san suu kyi let's go live to scott heiler in bangkok and scott we understand the military is giving a press conference what's the latest line from them. sami well the main one which is quite interesting is that they say this is the joins us pokemon saying in this press conference that they expect the government to resume operations fully very soon in this he said because he cited that the protest movement is waning not as many people are going out on to the streets across myanmar we do know that they still are going out across the $100.00 streets across me and mark obviously not the biggest numbers that we saw that when this really whole movement swell the couple of weeks ago but they are still coming out he said

lemonis: but we're also still on main street. dan: yeah, we're on main. lemonis: this building feel... what's it made of, cinder? dan: concrete blocks. lemonis: so that's gonna be fine. dan: yeah. we'll be back. we'll make it. lemonis: yeah. dan: it's... i've had rougher times. lemonis: grafton, illinois, has had floods before, very few like this, and although most of main street is underwater, there is a small stretch that isn't underwater. what is that? kim: hmm? that's tare's market. lemonis: has it always looked like that? kim: yes. lemonis: when it comes to flooding, this is the least vulnerable section of town, yet strangely the worst cared-for. the key to rebuilding this city is to invest in areas that are less susceptible to flooding, to put the money in the real estate that you know will be the least affected. hi, there. alison: hi, marcus. lemonis: i'm marcus. alison: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. what is your name? alison: alison rohan. lemonis: nice to meet you. in order to do that, i wanted to see if there was an opportunity f

tehran blames israel for an incident at its main nuclear facility and vows revenge for what it's calling a terrorist act. a low i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. we. need your. insight into george floyd's life and background given by his brother at the trial of former police officer derek chauvin and is the shogun trial enters its 3rd week another black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. mass gatherings on the banks of the ganges versus cities in lockdown complicated battle against rising coronavirus cases in india. welcome to the program and we begin our coverage in the middle east where israel's prime minister says iran is the greatest threat in the region that he won't allow it to obtain nuclear capability is comments come of to iran describe the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed revenge the incident comes at a sensitive time with both iran and the u.s. trying to salvage the iran's nuclear deal with while palace are a force that reports now from west jerusalem. ir

of course, we're going to start with the main library and then we're going to head over to chinatown, mission, and a number of the community libraries and i don't know if you know this, but i grew up in san francisco, and, at that time, there wasn't all this computer internet stuff that we had today. we had to actually go to the library because we would get a look report assignment and the western edition library was my library of choice. i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of i

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not the main one this is the ground plane operation center but we understand in the main facility 234 that -- in that city there's increased security, precautions after this latest mass shooting here in america. >> we're just getting a statement from fedex who say quote we're aware of the tragic shooting at the ground facility near the airport, safety is our top priority, our thoughts are with all those effected. we're working together, more information and cooperating with investigative authorities we do know more than 4,000 work there and more than 100 may have been present as you can imagine concerned family members have been arriving at that scene. they've been told to go to a near by hotel where they are gathering there's reports out of that hotel obviously a very emotional scene as they try to learn more information about their loved ones at that facility. so many people who work at that facility even at that late hour because they work all different shifts there, we don't know how that gunman entered the facility, entered the building, we don't know much about the gunman at all

you want maine to be different, do you want maine to be ugly, do you want me to get this terrible deal, or do you want it to stop? you have that chance in november. 80,000 signatures during covid-19. >> tucker: it feels like the phrase green energy is kryptonite to otherwise reasonable people. they want to do the right thing, they have heard green energy is good, so if you throw that term around, people say it must be good. >> we have data shows that their reservoirs, giant reservoir staff put on the aboriginal people from canada and flooded that, it's actually given off more carbon dioxide than a gas plant. >> tucker: yes. >> when it came through new hampshire, proposed that, they knew it was a bad deal, and they called it 30 green energy, but for some reason it comes there maine and gets filtered out, it is dirty green energy, does not meet the criteria massachusetts wants. >> tucker: amen. thank you for fighting this. it is nice to see someone fight back against corporate aggression once in a while. thank you. >> glad to do it and glad to be here. >> tucker: amen. the first episode

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iran says it's an act of terrorism a power blackout at its main nuclear facility. the whole romany watching of 0 live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes china admits it's reviewing the effectiveness of vaccines it's produced to combat covert 19. also voting in the middle of a pandemic peruvians cast their ballots for president as krone virus cases surge. and teenagers on the front line of conflict in northern ireland but the older generation are being blamed for reigniting the troubles. but into the program a power blackout at iran's main nuclear facility is being described as an act of terrorism now that comes from the head of the country's atomic energy agency alley akbar salehi he hasn't specified who's behind what was initially called an accident or than and tans facility but israeli media quoting an identified sources claim it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services now it's happened the day after iran unveiled advanced you raney m centrifuges at the site and whether iran and the u.s. are struggling to revive

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an attempt to revive the iran nuclear deal the main signatories meets but the u.s. and iran won't hold direct talks the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is told to form a new government after the 4th election in 2 years deepens its political stalemate marine ecosystems under threat as warming waters pushed thousands of species away from the equator. and in support north korea says it's pulling out of the summer olympics it's the 1st country to drop out of the tokyo games due to coronavirus concern. hello welcome to the news hour tensions are now deepening over ethiopia as megha down with 2 don accusing it of breaking international law that's after 2 days of talks between if you sudan and egypt fail to reach an agreement if european has built the renaissance dam to produce electricity but its neighbors fear it will impact their water supply what morgan will join us from hard to tell us what reasons are being given for the breakdown of talks and effectively no progress being made. yes indeed now sudan is saying that would if europe is trying to do is try to i

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argentine is one of the world's top food producers beef and grain are some of its main exports. and now as the country stretches its agricultural people abilities even further several conservation strategies are being tried out and it seems some of them are working. they are counted or even our wetlands in the province of korea and this ignore the stern argentina could talk to biologists and scientists or trying to re wild this area and reduce the destruction caused by man. on this edition of talked wanted to see rain the field we take you on a journey to make even a national park to look at what is being done to protect nature restore the color gene. and increase biodiversity. blue blue. blue lagoon. rewilding is a term used by conservationists. it describes what's happening here. in the end of another us have biologist who is leading the team on the ground. working to reintroduce species that have disappeared and to potentially restore the natural harmony that once thrived here. rewilding means living in nature back. so operationally what it represents is just taking a piece o

scotland is at a crossroads a main part of britain only going to. be joining the e.u. long term process question is dividing the country and entire families in the run up to the elections the debate is heating up. coughlan's quest for independence. some kids from europe. if you missed all the d.w. . india's coronavirus crisis i d w news special will look at the dramatic situation and debt and the impact of the triple mutation on the country how can the rest of the well how the world can be done for the people and how can india bring the situation under control as special edition of d w news on the cover oh no virus crisis in india starts april 30th at 11 u.g.c. and d.-w. . the law. the big. this is coming to. us president joe biden delivers his 1st speech to a joint session of congress he declares america is rising a new as he highlights the progress made against the pandemic details of a $1.00 trillion dollars package for families education also coming up. as india sets another world record in new coronavirus cases pushing its health system far beyond its limits we sp