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. >> i had been making demos up in the attic.he says, before releasing his first ep. ♪ take me to church >> reporter: take me to church was the first demo you released? >> it was a demo recorded in the attic. >> reporter: at your parents house? >> at my folks' house, yeah. >> reporter: released in 2013, it would hit number one in a dozen countries. how do you account for what happened? >> in many ways at a certain time, the right songs aligned. >> reporter: take me to church was spotify's most viral song of 2014. and earned hozier a grammy nomination for song of the year. how did you handle that? >> i don't know if i did handle it. you just -- >> reporter: it's like holding onto a run away train? >> exactly. you're concentrating too hard on the grip to worry about is there a soft bush you can fall into if you happen to let go. ♪ it's not the way -- >> reporter: hozier spent the next five years working on his follow-up album. getting in the studio with gospel and soul legends, booker t. jones and mavis staples. >> boy, you got so

discussion of that was done by the late absolutely great tony horwitz in his book confederates in the attic. when he looked at these questions of how it was debated locally. we have a new statute and equestrian statue with african-american mounted and with beautiful precision going up in that city. in our particular town of san antonio we have a statue that was established by the ubc in travis park in the center. it was it was on such a high obelisk i wasn't sure when i came here what was on top of it. the question of the disposition of the statue. when it was taken down, how it was taken down, where the statue is and continues to be a matter of debate here in this town. we also have other great topics to debate like there's a little building downtown called the alamo which a lot of my colleagues work on and we are interested in having new interpretations, richer interpretations of these historical legacies. i'm here in texas learning more and more about it. certainly they are white supremacists who are now pleading victimhood they're being eliminated. there is a wide variety of language an

house there where we rented the floor my brother and i had to sleep in a little room with a little attic like this some member looking up to my mother would go out the window with that attic put you know what and what was funny. miller we didn't think we will pour. we thought we well we did times are rough but they're rough for everybody so we i never walked around like a poor kid my friends generally had a little more money than i did and never saw a 20 dollar bill to the i delivered groceries. but you know what you come through it you know what you manage you know what you could make it. and larry you touched on world war 2 changing the direction of the country putting people back to work and i mean we have a lot america has a lot of fires a lot of. fires burning all over the world i would say i mean i think it's a tinderbox at this point and all the years that you've you've been a journalist and you've talked to all these people you also brought up f.d.r.'s fireside chats that you recall as a kid how do you think the president is handling this right now do you think he's speaking the

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and two blocks from here, there's a slave quarter in the attic of the benjamin lincoln home. our next major exhibit here at the museum generates out of the archaeological finds excavation. the artifacts of colonial bustle fishing waste, and they tell many stories. but the amazing story of the tribe for which the commonwealth gets its name, the massachusetts , and we are privileged to work with the massachusetts tribes, a member of whom is here with us tonight, to work on this exhibit, to be sure, for the first time in the hingham historical society's history we present the voices correctly, but how do we do this? how do we tell the story of slavery? how do we tell the story of our native people well and correctly? and we do it together. and it is a joy to be here tonight with all of you. all voices at the table. and thank you for coming to tonight's program. i would like to introduce michelle, head of the board at the abaco atoms historical society, who will introduce our speaker. enter for coming tonight. thank you for coming tonight. [applause] welcome and thank you so much

these masks to pediatrician, offices, people who clean nursing homes, it would allow more stringent atticn masks to be saved for the more intensive careequired, r the people who need them. >> car manufacturers like ford are switching production. there is anger m andy countries at the shortage of medical equipment. where governments may have failed, individuals of all sizes are doing what they can. >> we start of the broadcast with a new york city landmark. let's end with another. the empire state building is lit up with a siren of red anwhite to pay respect to the emergency workers on the front tines. thbute has unnerved some but otrs see it as a pitting -- fitting accolade to those who risk their very lives. sirens are the soundtrack to our very lives. you can find much more news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching bbc world news america. takeare. presentation of this program is provided by... man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, french, anmore. the freeman foundation. blby judy and peter kovler foundation; pursuing s

speaker, i loathe bullying but i'm not taking any lessons from a party that is presided over system attic bullying and discrimination against those who stick up for the jewish community and israel. and we still have yet to hear an apology from the labour party for what they have done. renewed their has attacks and peace deal which could see the release of thousands of prisoners and thousands of exports. does my friend share my concerns that no peace deal in the afghan government and we will stand shoulder to shoulder with afghan women who have lost their lives under taliban rule? >> we stand shoulder to shoulder with the government of afghanistan. and she is right, by the way, in what she says about women in afghanistan. one of the is right in what she says about women in afghanistan. one of the great achievements. millions of women in afghanistan were helped into education thanks to the intervention of this country and we can be very proud of what we did. >> we are increasingly concerned about coronavirus but the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. proceedings will resume on

the embryo and mounting them in collection which they keep secret of a usually hide them in their atticsand go up in their spare time and stare at their eggs. [laughter] mcwilliams found this whole subculture that very few knew existed and ended up pursuing these guys and almost regret-- single-handedly-- operation easter, a major crackdown on these guys and by the time lendrum comes across his radar screen he's well-versed and knows almost as much about railbirds as lendrum does, so i go here to-- this is the market that mcwilliam knew existed and that lendrum suddenly presented a concrete image of. this is a picture taken in dubai , so falconry quickly it's been around for at least 3000 years b. a lot of people believe it started in the arab world as a way of hunting and ideas to take these wild birds, they would trap these birds and pulled them out of the sky basicallyth and then train them to hunt, so they started out as hunters and essentially helpingnd people put food on their table even before the arrival of islam, it's believed. over the centuries this falconry developed and trad

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there is indication we can test for the mild or minimal symptoms because it could be an asymptom atticrier. it's more than he be rn monitored and tested at the slightest sign of any symptom. >> at best to show people there is no stigma in any way since this is something so many people are getting. it's best people understand that. thank you all so much. tonight at 10:00 don't miss the global townhall on coronavirus with anderson and dr. sanjay gupta. next sources say the president is privately expressing concern about being exposed to the virus. publicly he says he has no concern, not bothering together tested opinion and the dow in free fall today. job losses and layoffs are headline after headline, already are we already in a deep recession? we'll be back. a barn. and hay. lots of hay. you need a tractor built to get every job done right. the kubota l series tractors. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe m

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so far so good here at attics household in san jose 2 weeks into the shelter at home order jennifer maddox says her family is holding its own. >>we spoke via face time you know it's really off it's definitely starting to get a great tell they're saying. >>as social interactions, went to school i honestly they only a little excited when they heard schools, closing it was like yes, yes, cool and they realized that actually also be still play a fence. the osest thing jennifer has been tutoring her 8.10 year-old san jose unfied school district is rolling out online lessons and there's a lot of time to connect with family and friends. so we try to do things the some of their friends meeting so all to keep that a little bit the kids are baking cookies and getting outside for some air and exercise explaining why they need to stay home has been a challenge says maddox you know we talk a lot about what is. >>you know why the apps to all and why is it important and what this and what does that really eat that it can teach us and that's happening. >>you know for adults something that young kids can o

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smoke and names were coming from the atticment firefighters had to force their ways inside the house on. damage estimated at $100,000. >>> we go to fremont, a robbery turned violent. mess made an arrest after the victim helped to identify the attacker. the victim was punched in the face, robbed and stabbed. mess arrested the man. his name is david and he's 36 and he's from oakland. he faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon, robbery and more. >>> 54 striking graduate attitude ends were fired for failing to meet the deadline for submitting their grades. they were told they would be fired for sub ordination. they wanted a cost of living adjustment. if strike was not endorsed. >>> the votes are in, more on the results of the palmetto tate's primary. >>> steph curry will not return tomorrow. he took the news -- you will find out. >>> a weather system moving into the bay area tonight of the not bringing the rainfall put cooler temperatures and first a winds. >> we have the update on the big news, the breaking news, the herry flames from a warehouse. we choose to go to the moon in th

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yet to seep out just the attic and it gets rid equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i mention are times you were going underground as amid an international coronavirus crisis the u.k. government unveils a budget just weeks after pm boris johnson fired his own finance minister coming up on the show is it too late to pump money into health infrastructure devastated by the tory austerity that followed the 2008 western economic crash or is britain's new liberal epidemic of inequality killing off the poorest too quickly we speak to economist guy standing who is set to advise a jeremy corbin government if we did one that december's general election and we are asking the author of why nations fail british economists james robinson if the u.k. chancellor should today be looking to communist china for tips on reviving britain's economy plus we ask a former u.k. home office minister why a pandemic hasn't yet been declared in britain and who really stands to gain from vaccine research funded by taxpa

or is going to be extremely hot inside normally in temperatures in excess of 100 degrees there's no attic and there's no air conditioning. there's no accusation for this in a ventilated area. and in the actual pods in the sails that whole guys they have no circulation at all so what you normally would seeing is that you see. this and they're laying on the coal for because units when that is in made out of cinderblocks cinder blocks they hold in either cool air they hold the heat so during the summer months they're holding in all the cool air so the gas just lay bare just like bare chested on the floor it's not uncommon to see 5 or 6 guys just laid out and in a sale on the floor vironment is visible in the visiting area rats roaches spiders. and little spiders biters mosquitoes the size of birds waltz any instinct that you want to see in the corners of the facility and these are areas where the public are allowed. i mean there's nothing new about what's happening in march and i would say in very recent history i think 2 summers ago in august there was basically every other day most. parchi

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we don't have any good sense of who is mildly or a symptom attic tmaticrying it -- asympo in carrying it, a lot of them won't present medical attention. if you are 25 years old with a mild cough, how many people run to the doctor? maybe because it has gone up a level, maybe you will end up having it. the only thing i can say is if you have documented cases, we report those cases. what hasnd dade, from been reported and identified, those counties are different than the rest. but these things change. it's one of the reasons why i think if we can expand the testing, i think we will be able to answer a lot of questions, but then the strategies used to prevent the spread would likely be more targeted and more effective. you must be relieved that they were negative, but you still have more up in jacksonville. how concerned are you that we might have them exist but we don't know they exist yet? >> very concerned. that's why my number one priority is to get all of the materials we need to do as much testing as possible. if i had unlimited resources, i would have our health department work wit

get to seep out just the attic. and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one celtic every week. tax student debt trade was corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . talk about this is r t international now the turkish president has courted controversy after comparing the approach to the migrant crisis by the greek authorities to the nazis. there is no difference between what the nazis did and these images from the greek buddha. greece has taken steps to reinforce its border with turkey installing barbed wire as migrants have continued to try and cross the frontier despite tear gas being fired from both sides over the weekend the comparison comes as turkey and the e.u. have been talking about reviewing a 4 year old deal and to add stemming th

>>have coronavirus could wreak such attic as people lose that job or miss that rent payment.ne of the duration of the financial dress will be much much longer the extra sick days could also be used if an employer temporarily closes a child's school closes or a family member is quarantined during a public health emergency. >>advocate outspent he's with the national partnership for women and families says a sick leave is vitally important to families. >>especially those living paycheck to paycheck pace that days or so incredibly important because we're not just they're not available just for the worker to take care of themselves, but also take care of their family both warner and kaine are confident employers will support these efforts to help contain the disease. reporting in washington and diesel job. >>well now to major league baseball an exhibition game between the a's and the giant scheduled for march 24th at oracle park has been canceled. this comes after san francisco place a 2 week ban on large events of more than 1000 people. so the city of oakland and alameda county t

atop a world war ii linen barge, the houseboat listed at $783,000 and probably has a light in the attic. silverstein did pass away back in 1999, he is known best for the book the giving tree, as well as his collection of poems for kids. >>> sunday international women's day, and there are plenty of celebrations happening all across the bay area. in sacramento a group of volunteers are coming together to restore the home of a woman in need. kpix 5 renie santos shows us the inspiring coalition that is making a difference. >> reporter: the drilling, tearing down, and painting. all serve a bigger purpose than what can be seen just on the outside. the repairs being done here by volunteers, are all to keep this homeowner safe. she's been dealing with crumbling dry rot, poor insulation, and several home burglaries. >> the homeowner has had six break-ins in the past month. people climbing over the fence. we will build her a taller fence, that will be more difficult for folks to come into. >> reporter: now, all that is changing. >> helping make sure that they feel secure in their home is importan

they haven't gone in through the attic? "they've gone through the front door.to do with me. ijust want them safe." right. 0k. all right. we'll go and visit them now and see what's happened. all right. hello. hi, are you pavel? pavel, i am. did you report a burglary to us, or somebody coming in? yeah. it was you. sorry, we're eating. oh, sorry. bad timing. just tell me what happened, basically. 0ne went upstairs. we checked the roof... i think some of the skills that are really important as an investigator are having that thoroughness. have you got a description of him at all? was he large build? yeah. nothing is missing or there's no damage or anything? so get your builder to come back tomorrow. we'll give him a ring as well. i'llspeakto him. if there is any more concerns, or you see anything else that's suspicious, then do give us a call back. it is a role that has got a lot of responsibility with it. taking people's liberties away. seeing people at the worst of times and making decisions based on those, it is a big ask and a big task. there's a stabbing that

yet to shape out the attic. and in detroit. trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women cells on the street many of them under age. police reveal a taste of the daily challenge if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come as you would see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to find 6 trade. markets continue their slide as we draw the week to a close this is the one business show you can't afford to miss friendship or in washington coming up it has been a roller coaster week for markets but stocks are still trading far below where they were a month ago straight ahead we bring in blue bus team coverage to break down the trajectory going forward and in the wake of the outbreak the hospitality sector has taken a beating and now employees are beginning to feel the brunt we fill you in on furloughs and the fate of workers during this crisis plus auto sales are struggling due to the p

attic and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the european union closes its external borders for a month and a bit to limit the spread of covert 90 forces a nationwide log down our correspondent experiences what it's like. i need to be leaving this is also being told the thing. that's so to say i think. the world health organization urges countries to take a leaf out of beijing's book and impose tougher restrictions to fund the pandemic is the situation in china itself begins to ease. with the world too distracted by covert 19 a controversial bill that critics say would practically.

oes need to be get testing, who has to tested, people who are symptom attic. f you are experiencing runny noses, headaches and fever and fever as i have now learned defined as being 100 degrees as higher as opposed to 99 degrees. >> i think as i read in the news we will see self tests coming out. tosk >> but at the same time, if you don't need to be tested, don't get tested. follow all the c.d.c. guidelines with regard to best practices and other guidance. > i know you all want to griff closing remarks to families, when are we going to get through this crisis. >> i would like to reiterate the fact that uncertainty, nothing new for us. that's what the military members and families do. we need to take care of one another and make sure we are looking out for our neighbors and those who are deployed, rest assured your families will be taken care of. stok. >> i got three messages, to commanders and noncommissioned officers. number one, take care of your people and take care of family members. number two, make sure you are ensuring you have capabilities and do our m

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vp pence: for any american who a symptom attic, speaking to your doctor, -- any american who has symptoms, speaking to your doctor if you have reason to believe you may be exposed to the coronavirus, i have every confidence in your state help officials will have access to the state lab. we have made that test of elbow to the state labs. i have spoken to the -- we made the test available to the state labs. i spoke to two governors today and last night. and we are working hard to make sure where we have suspected cases have been making kate tests available -- we have been making tests available. but you make a point about the wider availability to doctors and clinics will happen, we believe, because of the collaboration that president trump forged with our commercial labs and the great news is that they announced yesterday, two of the largest commercial labs in america announced that by monday they will have tests and can take them to market. >> two questions, one for workers and one for families. there a lot of americans worried about losing wages if they are forced to stay home because th

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get to shape out just the attic. and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. yes so listen tell them. so. why do we go to war because we view the key to economic growth as oil and energy we go to war is vice president cheney said for the oil that's why they invaded iraq for the oil that's why trump says the one thing we want to syria we really don't want to go to war with russia we want to just control the oil. and the gas lines and the pipelines through afghanistan so the military is really an extension of controlling a world energy and oil. was . headlines this hour calls for calm as several countries witness the wave of panic buying the shoppers stocking up on essentials in anticipation of a worsening kovac 19 epidemic plus. you don't have to tell the people who do you believe to be just. letters from. the e.u. accuses turkey of weaponize ing refugee flows as the bloc bolster security at the greek border leaving tens of thousands of my porn stars in no man's land. to whistleblowe

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so this is my tiny attic room. beds, one small window to the garden and that's about it, really. and i've been here since friday. dr maria goddard told me what it's like to be isolated and unwell with coronavirus symptoms. it's just complete exhaustion. cough, fever, slightly short of breath. so how well prepared does she think the nhs is? i've worked in the nhs for more than 30 years. it's an unprecedented response and it's really impressive. i'm very, very impressed and i think the public will be very well looked after. ijust hope the resource is enough. and that is the big question. will the nhs preparations be enough? nobody right now can really answer that. hugh pym, bbc news. major supermarkets are taking new measures to try and stop panic buyers emptying the shelves. leading grocery brands are keen to stress that the food supply chain is still functioning and there is enough for everyone as long as shoppers behave responsibly. emma simpson reports. they're open, butjust for elderly and vulnerable customers.

get to shape out the attic. and engagement. trail. when some find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time out of turkey a bruce fan he's an early bird cohen adopter a very well known in the back like mary burst welcome to the kaiser report thanks max all right i wanted to ask you about a tweet that you made just a few hours ago i think it's quite interesting you say quote in all this economic crisis and i don't think i've. seen a single person scream at bitcoin developers users or miners to quote do something . that's because strong money focuses on being good money money that bends in the wind the 2 a crisis is a week money can you expand on that plays yes salute the unfortunately and we could've predicted this governments tend to overreact. to crisis this and they're doing that in the way that they know best which is to print a bunch of money and that's a real mistake because it weakens the money and it's never a good time for bad economics better ideas or even

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ok, so this is my tiny attic room., really. and i've been here since friday. dr maria goddard told me what it's like to be isolated and unwell with coronavirus symptoms. just complete exhaustion. cough, fever, slightly short of breath. so how well—prepared does she think the nhs is? i've worked at the nhs for more than 30 years. it's an unprecedented response and it's really impressive. i am very, very impressed, and i think the public will be very well looked after. i just hope that the resource is enough. and that's the big question — will the nhs preparations be enough? in the meantime, a temporary mortuary has been set up in central london. nobody right now can really answer that. hugh pym, bbc news. italy is still hardest hit by coronavirus. the death toll has surged again in the last 24 hours by 475. almost 3000 people have now died. the one day death toll is the largest anywhere in the world since the virus started spreading two months ago. in the uk, older and disabled people who are cared for at home are parti

people to y way for have access to a test, go through and then most of the 90%, even amongst people attic and -- m symptomatic, those who tend to older and symptomatic, 90% negative. it is good for their peace of mind to see that and know what's on.g we in the state of florida have seniors, 65 and older, nd anybody with a serious underlying medical condition to stay at home. is -- this group of individuals are the ones who suffer the worst consequences if contract the virus, and obviously people have talked bout the elderly, but an underlying medical condition, if you have some of these conditions like diabetes and other things, lung problems, you could be 30 years old, but that underlying condition, it doesn't well if you get infected by the virus. and so it's not just elderly. serious underlying medical condition. and our mendation public health advisory is to stay at home for the next two weeks. see how the data comes in and see what it's looking like nd obviously be able to reassess. that's really the best way that we can prevent bad outcomes here of florida. and if you're somebody ju