- [man] ladies and gentlemen, at this time i'd like to discuss confederate monuments. - [darius] in newt always easy. - this guy right here, he fought to keep it that way. - [dariuius] in thee yearar of tumult, ththe citizensns of the bg easy stand their ground in the face of monumental controversy. - [man] this is a battle for the public spaceces. - [darius] a "divided city" cries out. this time, on reel south. - [female narrator] support for this program is provided by south arts,

. - hey, i'm darius rucker, coming up onreel south. - i had always thought, oh wouldn't it be great toe a pet cougar? and then as you get older you're like, yeah, that's's really nonot such a good ideaea. but i i can take care ofof the. - [darius] behind the glass at the memphis zoo. - nobody really dederstands the kind of f bond you f form to t the animals. - i can't t imagine gettinupup in e mornrning and not haviving this toto come. you can see that 18-inch long tongue, get it out there girl. - [darius] from dragons to lions, witness a zookeepers life of unconditional love. - yes, i do clean up poo for a living.g. but t then i getet to dodo this, you know,w, i get toto have baby penenguins that t think i'm mom. - [darius] come, "see the keepers," onreel south. - [female nanarrator] support for this program is provided by south arts, sponsors of the southern circuit tour

we have decided to share the - hey, i'm darius rucker.up onreel south. - - [darius] from mobile to birmingham, alabama's gay community is no longer silent. - [searcy] you know, my roots are definitely southern. - [darius] and the s struggle to chahange state laws and attitutudes has gained grou. - [patricia] for somebody like me who's a politicalunkie and d an activisist, this is the f fro lines. - [darius] but in many cases, families' lives have been upended. - [kininley] once agn, our lifefe is put onon hold. - this is about the whole state. ththis is about evevery sisingle gay p person whwho's been denied righghts. - [dararius] witneness "a"alabama bound" onreel south. - [female narrator] support for r this program is provided by south arts, sponsors of the southern circuit tour of independent filmmakers, with f funding from the natiol endowment for the arts.

. -- wood - hey i'm darius rucker, coming up onreel south. - [m[marlise] anand boom!h peoeople, checkck me out. - [d[darius] whehen a prpregnant texas woman collapses brain-dead, it's state law that keeps her alive. - the pain of watching what wasas going on to our daughteter's body. - shshe's passed away, she's de. - [darius]s] a familyy fights for this yoyoung mother's rigight to . this time in "62 days," onreel south. - [female narrator] support for this program is provided by south arts, sponsors of the southern circuit t tour of independent filmmakers, with funding from the national endowmwment for ththe arts. [bluesy guitar rock] ♪

. >> - hey, i'm darius rucker.up onreel south. - [henrietta] the southern wayay of life was something sacred. close your mind, do not question. - [darius] in 1940, a young woman left sweet home alabama for the porta vida of costa rica. - [henrietta] i would be out there expeencing anybody y strange, ananyboddiffert. - [dariuius] in a tatale o romance e and revolulutio. one woman on a quest for adventure finds herself in a trueue awakening. - he said marriaiage to me would nenever be boring. - [dius] shes the "first ladof the revolution." this time onreel south. - [female narrator] supportt for this program is provided by south arts,

alexa, what are darius rucker's hits >> shuffling songs by darius rucker on amazon music. >> jimmy: can'that is the dog doing when it's moving its tail back and forth? >> hmm, i'm not sure >> alexa, this is just for fun now, alexa, a hen is a female bird what is a male bird called >> this might answer your question a male bird is called a cock >> yes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll give you the win on that one. i'll give you the win on that. more with the one and only ricky gervais when we come back, everybody. not bad. he had to do something more with ricky gervais when we get back we're going to talk about his show, season two of "after life" on netflix come on back ♪ [anthony] hey mama, what's up? [mama] i'm confused. confused about what, everything ok? yeah, i only see one price on my phone bill. that doesn't sound confusing mama. you're on t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. oh come on, there's always extra fees! not on t-mobile mama. why can't all my bills be like this? i don't know mama. bye mama, love you. anthony? umph! at t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. and right now, when

i think about platforms i think about artists activist coders like darius who is been driven a lot of his attention recently to building community tools for jeff words of advice for people who are interested in looking to engage in smaller communities or imagining the internet engaging with the internet as it was? >> terrorists has a step-by-step guide and share some of his tactics creating an instance on mastodon. mastodon is a decentralized social network. it has a lot of pluses and minuses. one of the drawbacks is that kind of hard to get everybody to just get off facebook and go to decentralized non- centralized network. the network of people having been on this platform schools and places for some people are quite privileged they can go without having facebook accounts. other people are kind of forced into participating. the social sacrifice of having to give up that account is too great. if you are in a place were trying to build a community online with people you already know, and you want to not have your data for profit and exploited and possibly leaked all this challenging f

. >> long time friends brad paisley and darius rucker honoring kenny rogers.ambler ♪ you picked a fine time to leave me lucille ♪ four hungry children ♪ and a crop in the field ♪ you got to know when to hold them ♪ know when to fold them ♪ know when to walk away ♪ and know when to run. carley: the special encouraging people to pay it forward by donating to the covid-19 response fund. sounded pretty good, huh? carley: i'm sure people did donate to that. great cause. going to be a tough week ahead. rob: new york expecting potentially the apex this week. we will see if that happens. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> in the days ahead, america will endure the peak of this terrible pandemic. warriors in this life and battle are the incredible doctors and nurses and healthcare workers. we are starting to see light at the end of the tunnel. and hopefully in the not too distant future we will be very proud of the job we all did. ainsley: this is a fox news alert. president trump with a message of optimism as the nation prepares for toughest week yet. brian: that'

ththis massively disproportionae death toll of african-americans in one of the blackest and brown is darius of wisconsin, milwaukee, five of 180 polling places alone. so you have these incredibly long lines. there is one picture of a person holding a sign in one of these lines wearing a mask and gloves, which says "this is ridiculous." yet you have the speaker of the house assembly in full hospital rope,that lou long plastic gloves, the mask and telling voters it is perfectly safe to vote here. ,ell us what is the inspiration jesse? what was the motivation, the state supreme court justice who was running forr r reelection, y they w wanted this race toto go forwrward? reason that state supreme --rt seat is so imporortant is the state supupreme court has acted as a backstop for a lot of the republican policies ththat wisconsin has instituted d in te last decade. it has a conservative majajority so i it looks l like they are s. in fact, if f this justice wereo lose -- andnd you very popossiby could l lose if you hd d a fair and pre-elelection -- it would e a 43 split and t then within t e next

brad will be performing with darius rucker and kurt, thank you as well. >> brad, thank you. kurt, thank you. donald trump obviously, our number one viewer, attacking chuck schumer for what he said on our show. and then attacking new york saying, unlike other states, new york, unfortunately, got off to a late start. you should have pushed harder, stopped complaining and find out where all of these supplies are going. cuomo working hard so he attacked chuck schumer. he says positive things about cuomo, governor cuomo, but still suggesting that somebody is stealing the supplies that are being sent to new york. that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi there. i'm stephanie ruhle. it's thursday, april 2nd, and here's what's happening. we begin with new and sobering numbers and an indication that while the other countries have managed to bend the health curve on the coronavirus, the numbers here in the united states are going straight up. as of this morning, there are 216,000 cases in america. more than 4,800 americans have lost their lives. that

we are delighted to have with us to michigan members of the united states senate, senator darius sevenut -- senator debbie stabenow and senator gary peters. there is no doubt that we are joined by two democrat senators, and our goal is to steer clear of politics. >> we are going to try come up with the goal to give michiganders the answers they want on this unprecedented crisis, a crisis that has taken so many lives as of today, we have lost more than 2000 michiganders to covid-19, and sadly, they won't be the last. in addition, so many other people have lost their jobs, their income, their faith in the future, all of us wondering what is ahead. with us now live from their homes, senator stabenow in lansing and senator peters. we are about to get started. this is a question for both of you, beginning with senator stabenow. president's plan to open parts of the country in phases. what is your reaction? sen. stabenow: i have seen a little bit. i would like to see more. what i heard as he talked about testing, which is so important, and about the governors making their own decisions withi

. >> reporter: but darius garcia says he feels stressed being at home all the time. he lives about 20 minutes from here, and likes to take his walks along the beach. >> i live far, a little bit far away from here. but i enjoy walking over here. >> reporter: police say they understand, and they will welcome people back to pacifica when this is all over. >> the orders are in place to protect you as well as people who live in our community. >> reporter: here is the sign greeting visitors on highway 1 as they pull into pacifica. five miles or more from home? then turn around and go home. and if you are caught far away from home visiting pacifica, violating that order, it is punishable by up to a thousand dollars fine, and up to 90 days in jail. in pacifica, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> san francisco mayor london breed announced this morning the city is launching a slow streets proposal, a program. initially the 12 city streets that you see on this map will be closed to through traffic. the idea is to make it easier for people to maintain social distancing, allowing the

and i think those internal tensions in the society and what we've seen in the last year as darius toionalism throughout the countries of the region is going to be. in the arena that you talked about people are going to look to the profit which is their lives and whether those that are ruling them are doing justly and with effectiveness. >> spend a lot of time in the middle east the last 20 or so years. i guess i'm wondering, in english and french hundred years ago. it's an unheard-of thing until recently. do you actually see the states recombining, do you see nobody wants to give up their boundaries, the current international boundaries which to me is one of the issues of the different ethnic -- eccentricities and it's like what's going on in turkey and syria but do you see the day when i guess curtis then exists. the current boundaries get shifted to more natural coherent eccentricity. >> i will respond to that briefly. generally speaking, i take a little bit of tissues because you are right when you look at the middle east and see the straight line that is the artificial border. it

nadine darius, the health minister, said last —— nadine darius, the health minister, said last monthg the crisis, and a letter has been written which is very critical of the government's handling of the crisis? this is the directors of adult social care who have written to the department of health, this is before matt hancock spoke yesterday, but they stand by it. they say on protective equipment for care workers, it was shambolic at the start, the early drops of equipment were paltry, more recently it has been haphazard, they are also critical of the national volunteering effort that the government was keen to champion, three quarters of a million people signing up, saying that prevented people from getting involved more locally so lots of criticism. chris mason there, our political correspondent. eight residents of a care home in staffordshire have died after testing positive for covid 19, taking the total number of deaths there to 24 in the past three weeks. there are a further 10 elderly residents and one member of staff who are self—isolating, after testing positive for the dise

brad will be performing with darius rucker and kurt, thank you as well. >> brad, thank you., our number one viewer, attacking chuck schumer for what he said on our show. and then attacking new york saying, unlike other states, new york, unfortunately, got off to a late start. you should have pushed harder, stopped complaining and find out where all of these supplies are going. cuomo working hard so he attacked chuck schumer. he says positive things about cuomo, governor