annie: yes.id it was fun. ♪ amna: lennox went solo in 1992, producing hit after hit. walking on broken glass. why? precious. across six studio albums. she was named best british female artist a record six times with a singular sound and a style all of her own. powerful and explicitly androgynous. were you intentional about that? annie: that is interesting. that is an interesting question. if you are a creative person, you are looking outside the box. it is partly decision but it is also something intuitive. it just happens to be who you are. i am comfortable in the clothes i choose to wear. if i'm not comfortable, i'm not comfortable. amna: very few people reached a level of voice and platform you have and fewer people still use it to deliver other messages. you founded an entire global ngo called the circle specifically to promote female empowerment around the world. why is that important for you? annie: i was really very fortunate because through comic relief, this organization, i have the oppo

but as a kellen annie aren't the kind to complain. ah, today about 1000000000 people live in africa, south of the sahara and says the u. n. that numbers set to double by mid century. in a few years, most africans will also live in urban areas. partly because many people in rural areas are moving there in the hope of a better life. the boom is also fueling a housing crisis. today about half of africa's urban population south of the sahara live in informal settlements. this poses a major challenge for growing cities. as this report from south africa's cape town shows the township of mussel who millennia cape town has 30000 residents spread across nearly 40 hector's. no zuka lee where is sorting through the wreckage of her home. 2 weeks ago, a fire destroyed 178 shacks. here. homes made of corrugated metal on a wooden frame. sol, so i ran out with not running well, the only thing i have left in my pajamas was my neighbor died in the fire. one of her friends filmed the inferno fires like these are happening more frequently. as the populat

female falcon annie has laid two eggs and you can keep up with annie, there she is, and her partner, lou, in real time through berkeley's falcon nest camera. there's one sitting on the eggs. there's a live look right now. the university has given them their own web page, if you need a little smile. there's annie and lou. >> these are photos. these are pictures from the university. lou and annie are taking turns looking after those two eggs with lou spending most of the morning caring for them. and he has lived on campus since 2017. >> she's quite the fixture at uc berkeley and she's had a couple different mates. looks like lou is the latest one. they are doing just fine. >> that he is doing well. okay. >> they're lovebirds. >>> we're a little past valentine's day but we can be impressed by the lovebirds. as you were talking there was a bird flying behind you in the camera view. this timed out really well. i don't think it was a falcon. >> i think it was lou coming to check himself out. >> it was a seagull, one of the neighborhood sky rats. let's take a look at what's happening as we

annie snider covers this closely for politico and joins me now.hank you for joining us. let's back it up a little bit. there are thousands of these p-fas chemicals. drinking water is just one place they are found. how common are they? annie: they are extremely common. they have been in widespread consumer use since the 1940's. they have an extremely strong chemical bond that makes them very useful for commercial purposes. they have been used in nonstick cookware. u are not supposed to use your knife on a teflon pan because of these chemicals. they have been used in camping gear, stain resistant carpeting, military firefighting foam. they are ubiquitous in the environment. because of that very strong bond that makes them so useful, they are extremely difficult to break down in the environment. once they are there, they typically stay there and accumulate. it is not just in the environment, the rivers and streams, it is also in american blood. we three them in -- breathe in, eat them, and also through the drinking water. amna: why would we geoff: ge

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in the well cup final, when it looked like argentina might be defeated, annie turned to the date. great soccer legend, giddy came out of the number for i said, marijuana. wherever you are div something's waterfall, send us your hand, you booked your body and whatever. i just don't let them fall in it. we're actually going to do really about the sacks of full that now comes the hard part. soaking out the garbage. they'll be working well into the night. many of argentina's top football is come from poor neighborhoods. the game is an escape from poverty. when darkness fully africa crowns gather to watch unofficial football tournaments, there's quite a bit of cash at stake at the semi legal events known as portray ross. it's how franken and his living through betting. that's how long ago, when i used to work in play. but iron much better now than with a normal drawing, almost a little bit off of one in the per terror circuits is the cradle of argentinian football. it's way players cut their teeth and when many a discovered ally, the cunning, the daring though this is where the best pl

liz, a lady by the name miss annie mason, who is in her eighties. one day, miss annie mason and i was sitting in her bedroom and she went into a drawer and pulled out a very old bible, traditional lee but most people black, white in america before one people could get birth certificates would record when someone was born and when someone died in the family bible. and so she brought out this old book and begin to show me how the history of the family had been recorded in the bible. all of this here, she told me this neat story that one of her uncles right here used to sleep this bible under his head for years. he did this because his mother told him to always keep the bible close to him. so was passed on to her. this uncle thought enough of her and her sense of family history to make her the keeper of this bible and she is one of the few people who i met who has a tremendous sense of historical preservation of her family roots. i tell you her family has a unique pride that i have seldom seen in most communities that i visited. they are closely knit f

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annie schneider covers this for politico and she joins me now. welcome. up a little bit. there are thousands of these chemicals. water is just one place that they are found. where else do we find them? >> they are common. they have been in widespread consumer use since the 1940's. they have anxtremely strong chemical bonds that makes them very useful for commercial purposes. they have been used in nonstick cookware. you're not supposed to use your knife in a teflon pan because of thesehemicals. they been used in stain resistant carpeting's, firefighting foam sprayed at basis of installations around the country and at airports. they are ubiquitous in the environment and because of that very strong bond that makes them so useful, they are extremely difficult to break down in the environment. they typically stay are, and they bio-accumulate not just in the environment in rivers and streams but also in american blood. we breathe them in and we eat them in our food and get them to write drinking water -- drink them through our drinking water. >> what we know a

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annie, my friend it's great to see you. thank you for being. yeah >> it's great to see yo too.s i do want to get your thoughts on, let's start with the regulatory rollbacks i think it was a bipartisa effort to rollback some of these dodd-frank protections i 2018, it was 13 democrat worked to repeal those parts o the dodd-frank act, thes mid-sized bags, mid size banks that had 200 billion dollar in assets my question to you as. these are people, democrats wh names we no michael bennett of colorado chris coons of delaware, tim kaine of virginia, kristen sinema of arizona, jon teste of montana, mark warner of virginia well was it about the politica climate in 2018, that made these democrats went across th aisle to do something like this, and how did anyone convinc them that a bank with 20 billion dollars in assets was mom and pop shop >> these are great questions and they're not great answers. we've seen again, and agai that wall street and other financial firms are relentless lobby here is against thes regulations. they argue that the regulation hurt the american economy by preve

this is how you get elected is fee for president she, annie infancy, you know, enjoying near universal support. i've been with congress in rwanda. all those who told me the and i know there are so many and also hate me. i know that i was hugh. i love you all of course today, especially 8th grade germany football federation. the d. b was just one of a handful of countries that didn't show that love refusing to support infancy know the f. b boss spend no and off, criticized in fantine for lack of transparency. and decision making, fee for stance on human rights also came under the spotlight at last. he is katara world cup. but for others in fancy no can do no wrong. he wants more tournaments and more football, which means more money for every $1.00 new record revenues for the next full year cycle of $11000000000.00 us dollars. and actually the new global cubby's even not included in that. so i think this figure will increase still by at least a couple of billions. we will see those plans have drawn. i a from some who say too much football is being played, putting a strain on the players

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glad you're asking the tough questions, annie.n for jim jordan's investigations? >> so amara, jim jordan has largely baseless claims, the fbi has weaponized against conservatives on these whistle-blowers, and these first three interviews, the first time that democrats are being brought into the process, and actually getting to ask these whistle-blowers questions, and they have raised a number of questions about their legitimacy and the relevancy of their testimony. now, jordan says he has several dozen of other whistle-blowers that he wants to bring in, but these first three could cause issues for jordan as he continues to pursue this investigation, and there's no question that the topic of whistle-blowers are going to continue to be a flash point on capitol hill between democrats and republicans. >> clearly, a lot more to come, annie grayer, thank you very much for your reporting. >>> and still ahead, a vietnam war hero received the medal of honor after nearly 60 years. what was with the delay? that's next. that actively cools, w

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joining us now is annie lowry, staff writer the "the atlantic" and the author of "give people money. it's good to see you thank you for being here >> it's great to see you, too, alex thanks so much for having me. >> i wish we were talking about cheerier things but i do want to get your thought on how -- let's just start with the regulatory roll-backs, right? i think people -- it was a bipartisan effort to roll back some of these dodd/frank protections in 2018, i believe it was 13 democrats worked to repeal those parts of dodd/frank act for these midsize td banks, midsize td banks that had $200 billion in assets. my question to you are these are people, these are democrats whose names we know. tim kaine, kyrsten sinema of arizona, jon tester, mark werner of virginia. what was it about the political climate in 2018 that made these democrats want to cross the aisle to do -- cross the aisle to do something like this and how did anyone convince them that a bank with $200 billion in assets was a mom-and-pop shop? >> these are great questions and there are not great answers. we have seen ag

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annie, so, three whistleblowers have come in for interviews with the committee so far.ou learned about those interviews? >> so, the legitimacy of these whistleblowers is really being called into question. one whistleblowers , steve friend, who i spoke to, was suspended from the fbi because he objected to using a s.w.a.t. team to arrest an individual at the capitol on january 6th. friend has filed claims with official government entities and had his claims rejected. another whistleblower, george hill, is a retired fbi analyst who in his interview, did not appear to have first-hand knowledge about the claims he was making. and, the third whistleblower, who has come in, is fbi suspended agent garrett o'boyle, who did not appear to have any documents or evidence to provide to democrats about why he was suspended. i have learned all of this from interviews with sources and even getting an exclusive look at these transcripts. >> what does this mean for jim jordan's investigations? >> so, jim jordan has largely based his claims that the fbi is weapon against conservatives on w

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i spoke with annie mcgraph the other day. she lost her 13-year-old son.13 to have an account. he was 13. he did the choking game and he lost his life. here's annie. >> i can find videos with kids actively choking themselves, 50 of them within five minutes easily. when i find the same ones every single day and record them, they never get taken down, four years later. >> martha: your thoughts hahn what we're still seeing up there. she asks for the information to be taken down. she just gets basically sent this kind of boiler plate statement, we're looking into it. >> yeah, i mean, come on. we're being violated as families, our children are being violated. you know, i don't know how many more of us can jump up and down about, this it's time to do something. the companies will blame us and say well, you have oversight over your children. you can make some rules in your own house. that's part of their strategy. it is not our fault, it's not our children's fault. try not to get upset with the kids fault. they pre-frontal context cannot handle turning this off?

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but many ringer are skeptical of guarantees on the army and say that too scared to return to annie chang, reports naked off a rare opportunity to speak to me. i mars military leaders out of your and the man whose become the public face of the genta major general zalman. don't they say they have good news pilot project to allow the ringer minority who fled in 2017 to come home. i'll come out 1st. we will accept them back after that, we will process them through camps for a maximum of 2 weeks. then we will relocate them to their original villages. we have already prepared security for them. a group of officials crossed from myanmar to bangladesh last week to discuss the plan with the ringer community. previous attempts at repatriation have failed, in part because the mere mar authorities would not allow them to return to their original homes. now they seem at least be showing more concern government officials from me and my are present to facilitate our we petri ation and it will inquire about our welfare and how we came here. the situation in the camps in bangladesh goes from bad to worse

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