cabin. what do you do if you are celia? what do you do? well, part of what we know is -- retellshe retails the story, for a while, she is stunned. she has not anticipated, has not intended to kill newsom. she has intended to protect herself to fend him off. but now, she realizes he is dead. the question now becomes, how should she deal with that fact? we know that she attempts to conceal the evidence of what has transpired. she will take newsom's body, push it into the fireplace of her cabin. she will stoke the fire, and over the next six hours, she will attempt to dispose of the evidence of what transpired. so much so that by morning, very little is left. some ashes, some bone fragments, but celia is confident enough that she has concealed her act that as morning breaks, she continues about the ordinary routine of the household. she makes her way to the kitchen to begin to prepare breakfast for the newsom family. newsom's children awake. their father is missing, and a search begins for news

people cooked in their cabins. there were usually five places in the cabins where they could prepare meals. but in a place like south louisiana where it is very hot, a lot of time we imagine they would be preparing almost like a campfire outside so they don't have the smoke and heat inside of their cabins. the furnishings in cabins were varied across time and space. and all of these things are going to be different on different plantations. way people were treated was different from plantation to plantation and also different regionally as well. what we have represented here are a few things that you could read about in slave narratives. when people talk about the types of furnishings that they have. a rope bed like this is common and this is planks with rope as attached. what we have here is we've shown so that you can see, we have a rough kind of fabric with hay in the middle so you can see how that's constructed. in louisiana it was common to use moss, spanish moss for stuffing for a bed. another thing that peop

we're gonna talk to him, and he's performing his new single, "cabin fever."let's give it up for the roots, everybody ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey everyone, let's get to some thank you notes. how about that james, could i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ thanks, man. ♪ wow. thank you, jonathan swan interviewing trump, for looking like someone who just started watching "westworld" in the middle of season three [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, disney charging $30 to stream "mulan," or as parents put it, "no way, that's outrageous okay fine. ♪ thank you smart food crunch berries popcorn for really testing the limits of the word smart and food crunch berries >> questlove: yeah ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, men's warehouse for declaring bankruptcy nobody likes that, i guarantee it >> questlove: aw too soon it's too soon. thank you, pillsbury's new snackable cookie dough bites for being a great way to silently tell the grocery store cashier that 2020 has beaten you. [ laughter ] there you go, everyone, those are my thank you notes we'll be back right with matthew

had been destroyed, killed, in the cabin. powell, george does not give a formal statement at the state in the preceding, we hear george's words filtered through powell's ideas, but we have this suggestion that... what? that george has somehow, if not implicated celia, he certainly has implicated celia's cabin as the site of newsom's demise. and as we know, this will lead powell and others to more closely scrutinize the area around celia's cabin but also to more closely scrutinized celia herself. which is part of what precedes the confrontation with celia. powell also testifies at the trial and in the record, we have a transcription of his oral testimony and on cross-examination, which is to by, as he is being examined the attorneys for celia, he then speaks of george. i went into the cookhouse were celia was. i told her she knew were her master was. that george had said enough to make me believe she knew where he was. she denied it. george is even more deeply implicated, isn't he? even more deeply implicated. again,is now rel

that part of the cabin air as it goes 30 revitalization system is getting passed over -- goes through the revitalization system is getting passed over the heat exchanger. >> i hope they both like it cool or warm. >> they are close friends. i am sure it is something they worked out over time. earlier i took a look and it was about 76 degrees fahrenheit in the cabin, so to my tastes. >> i could survive in that. they are very close and they were part of the same astronaut class. they went through astronaut training together and they now get to fly a once-in-a-lifetime mission like this. >> yeah, flying a test mission together with your best friend has to be fun. this. >> yes. flying with your best friend has got to be very fun. >> so just a lack at these two mission controls on the left, you have the international space station flight control room in houston, and that is the team that is monitoring and sending signals and controlling >> just a look at these two mission controls. on the left, the iss light control room in houston, that is the team -- flight control room in houston, that i

the service section is not the interior cabin where bob and doug are. it is actually the part of the capsule that is outside of the place where bob and doug are and is external to the cabin. inside the capsule itself. you can think of it as the space between the exterior of the dragon capsule and the interior space. >> the air pressure essentially. >> yes. bob and doug are fine, they're breathing makes it -- they've been getting throughout the entire duration of -- of -- of today's operation but it will be essentially the area below their cabin completely sealed off from the service section. the service section than eight ago. and dragon, the purge is complete and we can proceed with hatch opening. >> good news. >> that's good news, indeed. confirmation that the purge is complete and near going to do one more test to make sure that all of the fumes of concern are away and that it is safe to open the side hatch and retrieve bob and doug. once that side hatch is open our flight surgeon will be the first to say hello, get a quick medical check-up, but base

the cabin purge has started. this is when they flush the cabin of dragon with cold air and they will do a suit purge running nitrox through the suits to keep things at a comfortable temperature as the capsule goes through reentry and starts to heat up. >> we are anticipating a brief blackout period where we are unable to communicate with the capsule. that should start in about three minutes. that will last six minutes total and we will be unable to command the vehicle oversee telemetric. that being said, dragon is designed to be fully autonomous. it is driving itself anyway. bob and doug will stay fastened in their seats. that anticipated loss of signal last just six minutes. period the blackout capsule will encounter entry interface. this is when the capsule is now really in the earth's atmosphere and beginning to be subject to aerodynamic forces. this is also when that friction will begin to build up and raise the external temperature. >> dragon spacex, we show two minutes until blackout. we will see you on the

petition and hopefully i can get them a site and just a bicyclist and why do you find the 9 uncle tom's cabin offensive so there's a book called uncle tom's cabin and the character uncle tom is a slave a very self-serving slave. who at the end dies as the mets are but. bill is whole life he's been very self-serving and active against his oppressor he's been always a very master loving slave and black people in general you want to distance ourselves from that depiction and that narrative you know we want to be active against a will in our fight against inequality for german athletes in the past haven't they might be as vocal as their american counterparts on social injustice do you feel that you are now part of a movement that's going to be more assertive in this regard a definite hope so i hope that more athletes in general will you know make their voices heard and used a platform to encourage social change because we have to. do you think we're now on the cusp of real change yes yes because now people are mall we're willing to listen more to the you know struggles of. my notes is in the cons

should uncle tom's cabin be changed they're not going to solve that issue by just naming one name but the sub conscious of the fact that you have an every day life you know it will change that. you're watching news from berlin there's a lot more news on our web site should you need it at all at any time you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well to handle. a news reporter he's up next with a look at syrian refugees up to 5 years in general that's a question. which is were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each.

pretty comfy in the cabin right now.bule is near vacuum, but in the cabin, it is close to where we would feel at sea level, about 76 degrees. pretty comfortable. bob and doug are only partially seeing that, earlier they closed down their visors, so the suits they are wearing protect them in the event of depressurization, or if there was a fire on board, they are made of higher resistant -- fire resistant material. as we get to this critical step of separating from the space station, if something were to go wrong, the suits would provide that critical life-support to them, pressurizing if cabin pressure were to drop. it's part of the reason why we spent so long in the vestibule depressurization, the operators on space station side and the hawthorne mission control side, scrutinizing the data for any indication of the leak through the forward hatch. that leak check performed earlier with no findings showing the vehicle is nominal and ready for undocking. leah: as we mentioned, the undocking will take a few minutes before w

further street and the train station in the german capital are named after the slavery book uncle tom's cabin a basketball player in berlin says it is offensive and has joined the sport's push for social support. as well come to the program police in the region capital minsk have arrested more than $100.00 anti-government protesters who were demanding that president will examine the step down police accuse them of taking part in the illegal mass protests tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets again 3 weeks into demonstrations that started off a little. an overwhelming reelection victory set the election was free no fat now says he will soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in his security forces to quell the protests. at the demonstrations. you can hear the cries in the middle of the crowd the main all the more than the focal point these protests people holding up their mobile phones with the thoughts on people standing up against troops to be brought in to call this memorial we fall in between old ladies trying to get through orders find them

the cabin crew, obviously they were offering a limited cabin service due to the pandemic.they might have been on a normal flight or during normal times. but they did raise it with a couple of people. but i was sat next to a gentleman who had the mask around his chin for the duration of the flight. cabin crew did not raise it with him. so what was the response of — obviously you are a bit distressed, knowing what you know now about that flight. have you developed any symptoms since coming back? i know a number of people have tested positive for the virus and everybody from that flight has been told to self—isolate. yes. we've developed very mild symptoms and we're taking a test tomorrow. my husband and i decided during the flight that we would self—isolate anyway regardless of government advice. we decided that prior to the news breaking. we're glad now obviously that we did. we're hoping we've just got a cold at the moment. but as i said, we are taking the test tomorrow just to be on the safe side. earlier my colleaguejoanna gosling spoke to paul charles — who's the chief

are threatening industrial action, after accusing british airways of naked greed, in forcing some cabin crew out of theirjobs. others will have to sign new contracts on lower pay. the airline says the changes are needed for its survival following the coronavirus pandemic. now on bbc news. it's time to click. this week, hong kong activists. a touch of space tourism. fire, fire! and cgi catwalks. hey, welcome to click. hope you are doing 0k. laura certainly is, because look, she has got a new friend. that's right, basil, meat spencer, spencer meet basil. hello, basil, nice to meet you, look at us we are talking to plants, that's what lockdown has done to us. yeah, that's is what it has come to. this is a small example of my amazing gardening talent. you may recall a few weeks ago i planted a whole vertical farm. yes i do, how was it, is it still alive? yes, it's doing really well, and i think device like this or that really stop you from going wrong. because once you have got them plugged in and you make sure they don't run out of water, the device does the rest of the job. later in the p

being in our cabin, on our except to being in our cabin, on our balcony, and taking our meal all the people who have been particularly ha rd group of people who have been particularly hard hit by changing government policies are australians. as cases rise, strict arrival caps have been imposed, living people stranded. ellaz have been forced to limit the number of passengers on their flights, pushing up ticket prices and making returning home even more out of reach of —— airlines. i'm originally from the uk but i've lived in australia now for a number of years, i married two and australia, we are all australian citizens, we have four kids. we came on holiday initially in early march for a three week holiday to visit family in the uk and we been trapped here ever since, stranded. and it's now getting on for about four and a half months. the main challenges we have a small house and there are six of us. so we are filming this where i actually sleep. this is my dad's study ina shed sleep. this is my dad's study in a shed in the garden and the uncertainty of not knowing when that would st

to go further on the street and train station in the german capital of the slavery book uncle tom's cabin a basketball player in berlin says it is offensive and has joined the sports push for social justice. i'm anthony how and thanks for joining us we begin here in berlin where germany's interior minister has condemned fire bright protest as he tried to storm the german parliament building the church some wiping imperial german flags and managed to reach the entrance of the building before police force them back forced the hoffa said the action was intolerable and showed the government needed the type robust action it happened alongside a demonstration that drew nearly 40000 people to protest germany's coronavirus restrictions hundreds of whom were arrested. for 2 hours they waited flouting social distancing rules seated on the pavement. and then before it began the demonstration was over. through the course of the morning thousands had packed into the boulevards from the landmark brandenburg gate into the city center their reasons for coming deferred. there is only be peace if we work t

the cabin crew, obviously they were offering a limited cabin service due to the pandemic.ight have been on a normal flight or during normal times. but they did raise it with a couple of people. but i was sat next to a gentleman who had the mask around his chin for the duration of the flight. cabin crew did not raise it with him. so what was the response of — obviously you are a bit distressed, knowing what you know now about that flight. have you developed any symptoms since coming back? i know a number of people have tested positive for the virus and everybody from that flight has been told to self—isolate. yes. we've developed very mild symptoms and we're taking a test tomorrow. my husband and i decided during the flight that we would self—isolate anyway regardless of government advice. we decided that prior to the news breaking. we're glad now obviously that we did. we're hoping we've just got a cold at the moment. but as i said, we are taking the test tomorrow just to be on the safe side. i can now speak to paul charles who's the chief executive of the travel consultan

this cabin crew member wanted to hide his face.gainst him, but he wants his story heard. myself and my wife, we both fly. it's going to affect us both. we're going to have to sell our home. even if he keeps hisjob, his overall pay will be halved. they forced me into a corner. it's been unfair, immoral and opportunistic, and itjust leaves with a really bad taste. he protested with colleagues — who hid their faces with photos of their bosses — earlier this week, their salaries cut or theirjobs gone. we're losing our livelihoods, we're losing our houses, we're losing everything. why? because they're just being greedy, greedy, greedy. we've devoted our lives to british airways, and this is how they treat us. we are going to be on the lowest pay, the lowest terms and conditions if british airways get their way. and i say, "no way, ba." you're an absolute disgrace to treat people like this who have built the airline. so, what exactly does ba plan? two in five of the lowest—paid crew should get a small pay rise, but three in five will hav

some passengers have accused cabin crew of failing to challenge those on the plane who were not wearinghe 193 passengers and crew on board are now being asked to self—isolate for a fortnight. caroline davies reports. sunshine getaways to the island of zante. an appealing prospect to many uk holidaymakers, but for some, they were hoping for. it was quite scary to be honest. as soon as we boarded, we realised that many of the passengers hadn't really been educated about the wearing of face masks. many of them were wearing them around their chins, underneath their noses, they were taking them off to talk to fellow passengers and walking down the aisles with their mask off to speak to others. at least 16 cases of covid—19 have so far been linked to the flight. all passengers on board have been told to self—isolate. the airline that ran the flight, tui, have said... but this isn't the first time holiday—makers returning to the uk have had symptoms. last week, local health officials in plymouth said a group of 18— and 19—year—olds had also tested positive. zante itself has introduced its own

actually, during this phase of the mission, the crew are free to roam about the cabin. but during earlier portions of the mission, we had them be seated. during the earlier undocking burn, the crew were seated. part of the reason for that is if there were depressurization, we need them to be seated so their suits can act as safety devices. then, of course, when we get to deorbit, that is a dynamic time as well where they will be seated. leah: as for this moment now, they actually have the opportunity to be out of their seats, roam about the cabin, and out of their suits as well. they may have donned or put on some more comfy clothes for this relaxing portion of the ride, burnf until de-orbit tomorrow. siva: if you're just joining us, dragon is on its way away from the international space station. we separated from the space station around 4:30 p.m. pacific time. is that right? do i have my time wrong? leah: separation was on time at 4:35 p.m. pacific time. 11:30 p.m. gmt. siva: spacecraft is on its way away. we are awaiting departure burn number two. we have conducted t

the service section is not the interior cabin where bob and doug are. it is actually the part of the capsule that is outside of the place where bob and doug are and is external to the cabin. inside the capsule itself. you can think of it as the space between the exterior of the dragon capsule and the interior space. >> the air pressure essentially. >> yes. bob and doug are fine, they're breathing makes it -- they've been getting throughout the entire duration of -- of -- of today's operation but it will be essentially the area below their cabin completely sealed off from the service section. the service section >> c-span's washington journal every day. we're taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussing policy issues you.issues that impact coming up, national journal editor on campaign 2020. also a conversation on how the coronavirus is affecting children with a doctor from the children's national hospital. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls,

. >>> are you dreaming of a cabin in the woods? the bait area exodus that is driving our real estate boom in tahoe. >>> and a new way to spend friday nights out in oakland. chinatown's new street fest fridays. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm alan martin. a new push to support local businesses. >> businesses here are struggling like many are across the bay area. >> reporter: shut down, closed at the height of rush hour. these days there's not much of a rush hour. the oakland chinese chamber of commerce working with the city is closing at ninth street between franklin and webster for the next four friday evenings allowing folks who get takeout food to stay. chamber president says it is not just the covid hurting businesses. >> we also are experiencing the protest, and when you see many of the storefronts still boarded out. >> reporter: shops and restaurants trying to stay open to make a living for their families, trying to protect themselves and attract more customers all at the same time. susan lamb's family owns the pro

the service section is not the interior cabin where bob and doug are. it is actually the part of the capsule that is outside of the place where bob and doug are and is external to the cabin. inside the capsule itself. you can think of it as the space between the exterior of the dragon capsule and the interior space. >> the air pressure essentially. >> yes. bob and doug are fine, they're breathing makes it -- they've been getting throughout the entire duration of -- of -- of today's operation but it will be essentially the area below their cabin completely sealed off from the service section. the service section than eight ago.

and it was just as severe among cabin boys as it was among the officers. officer before and the first sons of british royalty, they got for reference and treatment and british subjects and then wait down at the bottom even below jamaican slaves were americans. and this is at a time to read the british admiralty very good records and something like one third of all cabin boys died of scurvy, washed overboard. battle and plus, they were in with the cruise. who were far from impressed gangs, they went to the brothels and bars oflondon . you know, that really the worst sort of people to enforce them to become stairs . they might be drunk in a bar and then wake up and all of a sudden there hundreds of miles out to sea and new england has been for three or four years and these are rough men so putting a boy in that circumstance doesn't really, this disheveled, tawdry semen was not always verygood . so george, she interceded to make sure that george didn't go into the british navy. she encouraged him in his reading. she got him tutors. she encouraged him to becom

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thousands of cabin crew at british airways will find outhether they still have a job — with many facing significant pay cuts if they remain, amid a dispute between the airline and its staff. and coming up this hour.... we'll talk to two disappointed runners, after the organisers of this year's london marathon say it will now only be open to elite athletes. hello, good morning to you, welcome to bbc news. i am annita mcveigh. people arriving into the uk from belgium, the bahamas and andorra will have to quarantine for m days. transport secretary grant shapps said the changes start at 4 o'clock in the morning on saturday except in wales, where restrictions started midnight on thursday. the countries are the latest to have a change in rules, after quara ntines were reimposed for spain and luxembourg. up to 1.8 million british nationals visit belgium every year, while 150,000 visit andorra. the bahamas, meanwhile, saw more than 36,000 visits from the uk in 2018. people who do not self—isolate when required can be fined up to £1,000 in england,

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i get the lowdown on some of the cabin's main features. 17 windows on board.pturing it with 17 cameras on—board. not only do we know the size of your suit and that is going to be perfectly fitting but also your seat as well. i bid jeremy farewell and continue my virtual space odyssey solo. before we blast off i can investigate the spacecraft and get up close and personal and you really can seal details and check them out. for me, this experience is all about getting up in the air and the beauty of vr as we can do that very, very quickly indeed. and here we are. wow. that view, that is what you pay £250,000 for. the view of the planet earth from low orbit. even in vr, i have to say, it is pretty breathtaking. and i can do something you cannot do in your spaceship and matters stick my head out of the ship. in galactic‘s recent financial results it said the pandemic has slowed the company's pace and its latest plan suggests sir richard branson will take a flight to space in the first quarter of 2021 with actual paying customers following later in the year. for th

the cabins to this, everything he ever wanted, everything he'd ever hope for was there. that gigantic stage lit up by the brilliant sun, that place, the front of the capital showed him that. showed him that and if i could write it right, would show the reader. as i said at the bidding of the book, i felt this place would explain lyndon johnson to a reader it's a place i could make the reader understand with lyndon johnson was striving for, not by lecturing the reader but by showing him what lyndon johnson saw. i don't know if i succeeded or not but that's what i tried to do. [laughter] thank you very much. [applause] >> your book watching the tv on c-span2, a summer saturday evening which means we are doing a binge watch series. tonight our focus always on award-winning author robert. it was 2017 he appeared on c-span security program to talk about his project on political power in america. >> why did you decide to do for the first time, on audio what you're thinking

this is where care of an activity this is the part of the cabin grounds of the porcupine carol heard what we're walking on right here i'm here with retired biologist and conservationist friend malla he's a caribou expert who spent more than 20 years studying this special place this is a shed you know her from an adult female caribou when you find out hers lying on the tundra your collar and letters you're in a cabin ground. it's unclear how much oil actually lies under the tundra and exploratory will drooled in the mid eighty's apparently delivered mega results but the oil companies won't release the data files now the trumpet ministration wants to sell off the drilling leases by the end of this year. in my opinion the russia has to sell lisas before there's another election. it's as simple as that. and they're trying to push it through while they have the votes and the power of the white house to do this right so it's a crime quite honestly that. the american people are being robbed. if the laces are approved this landscape could be crisscrossed with is strips roads pipelines and tr

a street and train station in the german capital are named after the anti-slavery book uncle tom's cabin. says it's offensive and he has joined the sports push against racist. welcome to the program germany's president has condemned the far right activists who tried to storm the german parliament building the group someways in german imperial flags managed to reach the entrance of i started building the whole police force them back from further shanaya said the display of the flags was an intolerable attack on the heart of german democracy. it happened alongside a demonstration that drew nearly $40000.00 people to protest germany's coronavirus was struck sions hundreds of whom were arrested for breaching social distancing rules. for 2 hours they waited flouting social distancing rules seated on the pavement. and then before it began the demonstration was over. through the course of the morning thousands have packed into the boulevards from the landmark brandenburg gate into the city center their reasons for coming deferred. there is only the peace if we work together thanks everyone for

he wanted to become a british cabin boy. she wrote a letter to her brother and it came back very, very quickly, speaking of letters, and told mary that under no circumstances could george be allowed to become to british cabin boy. there was a caste system in the british navy as you can imagine and it was just as severe among cabin boys as officer corps. and the sons of british royalty got first preferences and best treatment as british cabin boys and then british subjects and then way, way down at the bottom, even below jamaican slaves, were americans. and this is at a time, too, now the british admiralsy kept very, very good records and something one third of all cabin boys died at sea. the scurvy, washed overboard, battle, and plus, you know, they were in with these-- with the crews mo who were from the press gangs who went through the bars of brothels and london and the worst sort of people and forced them to become, you know, be drunk in a bar and wake up and all of a sudden they're hundreds of miles out at sea and might

. >> we saved a lodge and about 20 cabins below and working on another lodge here and 13 cabins and bunch of houses. one housed down b wer f a cin up. ane fireline and not giving up hope like robert hilton who lives down the road. >> i told him, i'm going down with the ship. i'm staying. they actually said, i don't know what i would do if i were in your situation. >> reporter: it is a tough question to answer, but john tefrey didn't have a choice. >> i took off, andpr theatburn. >> reporter: packing up. >> this is everything that i own kramd into every hole in the trailer. >> reporter: and trying not to look back, and that is all buck pruitt could do. >> reporter: do you think that your home will make it? >> i can leave it up to god. hopefully, everything is going to be all right. >> reporter: fighting the fear that there may not be somewhere to come home to. >> reporter: we are back i felt boulder creek with f right now southeast. just a gloomy reminder this is day seven and the forecast ahead is not promising. the cal fire crews made it clear that there is dryer conditions to night and

the system is primed for cabin and sue cooling. exposed.shield is air system, which is the that we breathe every day here on earth, nitrogen, oxygen mixture, the same stuff they put in your scuba tank if you are a scuba diver. the system is used to cool the cabin and the suit to keep the crew comfortable during their entry phase. they will actually have cold air flowing through their suits themselves as well as through the cabin itself. so a two-pronged approach to maintaining a comfortable temperature there inside the capsule. the next events we have coming up will be the deorbit burn, which we are expecting that to commence in one minute and 40 seconds. according to the ground tracking map there, dragon is approaching the southwestern approach -- southwestern coast of australia. less than a minute. >> we are excited. we are inside a minute to deorbit burn. one more time, this is the long one. this is expected to last 11 minutes, 22 seconds. this is that burn that commits the dragon to reenter into the earth's atmosphere. you can

strike action could be on the cards over british airways' plans to cut cabin crew and their pay.g its lockdown.

we feel like hostage here on board as we have no choice except being in our cabin.ets to grips with some new gadgets designed for a perfectly socially distanced holiday. i have come to a city injapan that's known all around the world, but it's known forjust one event — the devastation and destruction caused by an american nuclear bomb dropped on this city 75 years ago this month during the final days of the second world war. today, though, much of hiroshima looks like any other japanese city. in fact, coronavirus aside, it's doing well. this exhibition shows how the city has blossomed since. each august, the city commemorates the event. but as this year's big 75th anniversary approached, coronavirus has severely restricted what was possible. so this is to remember the dead. this is in honour of those who died and families come here and offer prayers for the souls of those who died. at hiroshima's peace park, an area that was once one of the city's busiest commercial hubs, but was flattened by the blast has been made into a focus for its annual commemorations. about