once the waters have risen gideon mendel gets to work. he takes photos of people affected by floods at a time when the catastrophe is nowhere near over yet for his subjects he gets right into the floodwaters along with the victims of the flooding. crisis just enough to photograph from a boat you know because i think if i'm standing in the water i can position myself in a way where make the best photographs and obviously it's a dangerous difficult place to be but i'd say there's something about. being in the flood zone which i find you want to be creative be very quick. that i level with the people who are up to their necks in flood waters. for the past 12 years the south african born photographer has been traveling to flood zones for his long term project drowning world. he started the project after becoming a father wanting his children to have an idea of the challenges facing the world. those challenges include ensuring access to clean that's also a concern for these people in brazil who are hoping the floodwaters will soon leave their

gideon rose is still with us.e carrie lam, how do you see the protests evolving? gideon: jobs you don't want to have, head of hong kong, trump's chief of staff, these are no-win situations. in the long run, it is hard to see beijing letting hong kong go, but what we have seen over the last several months is a degree of passion and people protests and power in the streets of hong kong that has forced beijing to pull back a little bit from its attempt to accommodate and absorb hong kong more directly. how long that will continue and what will ultimately be won is unclear. shot, what are they watching from beijing on hong kong in the sense that on a given friday, they bring 20,000 troops over the border. that has not happened and nobody wants it to happen, but what is the estimate of how they will respond? it easyeverybody finds to predict things far away and when you get close up it is hard to predict. the domestic politics going on inside the chinese regime and how xi feels, how insecure he feels, what cannot be ac

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and culture as artists consider their contributions to the fight for climate action photographer gideon mendel stands i level with people up to their necks in floodwater disturbing portraits putting a face to the global climate crisis and also coming up. in the rock bands but national's experimental new take on birth death and everything in between. and how a palestinian family brought october fest into the west bank and got thousands of people to join the party. but 1st the painting that's making headlines around the world this canvas by the mysterious british artist banksy was expected to sell its other bees for around 2000000 euros instead it sold for more than 11000000 banksy painted the picture of chimpanzees running the british parliament a decade ago what was funny at the time now seems pretty accurate. with britain's parliament in 10 mile over the fast approaching deadline this was the painting fetching millions at sotheby's london auction house on thursday. banks these take on a debate in the house of commons was originally titled question time when it was painted back in 2.

and culture as artists consider their contributions to the fight for climate action photographer gideon mendel stands i level with people up to their necks in floodwater disturbing portraits putting a face to the global climate crisis and also coming up. in the rock bands the national's experimental new take on birth death and everything in between. and how a palestinian family brought october fest into the west bank and got thousands of people to join the party. but 1st the painting that's making headlines around the world this canvas by the mysterious british artist banksy was expected to sell its other bees for around 2000000 euros instead it sold for more than 11000000 banksy painted the picture of chimpanzees running the british parliament a decade ago what was funny at the time now seems pretty accurate. with britain's parliament in turmoil over the fast approaching breck that deadline this was the painting fetching millions at the beach london auction house on thursday. banks he's taken a debate in the house of 'd commons was originally titled question time when it was painted ba

state of hillary clinton won in 2016 and the other is colorado senator gardener, so facing speaker gideon who actually outraised senator collins in the most recent fund-raising quarter and democrats are happy to see that i think they are looking at that as a sign that they are endorsed and a senate. i think republicans will call your senator collins has a strong way up and has been around for a long time and has personal connections with a lot of the voters there so it's going to be a tough race i think for sure. one of those contested races but right now some deny there are some looking a little more vulnerable right now including gardener in north carolina just because collins has a groundbreaking state. >> host: remind the viewers how she's made her way to the senate. >> guest: she lost a senate race in 2018 and that was one of the democratic pickups that we saw in the senate but then appointed for the rest of the late senator john mccain's term said she's notot running in 2020 so she's facing a really tough opponent that has been raising a lot of money and is running against a former

she's facing state house speaker sarah gideon.utraised senator collins in the most recent fundraising quarter. democrats were happy to see that. they are looking at that as a sign that they are getting a strong candidate. it's looking pretty tough. republicans will tell you that senator collins has a really strong brand in maine. she's been around for a long time. she has personal connections with a lot of voters. it will be a tough race, for sure. it's one of those very closely contested races. right now, some republicans of knowledge there are some other senators looking a little more vulnerable than her including gardner and tom tillis. just because collins has such a strong brand in her state. >> what about martha mcsally? remind our viewers about how she made her way to the senate. >> she actually lost her senate race in 2018 to kyrsten sinema in arizona. that was one of the democratic pickups we saw in the senate. she was appointed to fill out the rest of john mccain's term. she is now running in 2020 for a full term. she is

gideon newspapers for example. this morning mention. the killing this killing as a mind of mind of the saudi focus may be on 2 main issues of old the deployment of the city in the wrong you can often use the boards of. the national budget and those were the 2 main stories most of the studio news paper this morning about to read the reporting earlier from paper to 20 times now about some of the other stories making news around the world. the iraqi military has declared a curfew in baghdad after another day of protests left at least 2 people dead students clashed with police in the capital after joining anti-government demonstrators at least 220 people have been killed since the protests started earlier this month. protesters in love and on meanwhile are calling for a general strike to press their demands for an end to corruption and an overhaul of the political system demonstrations were originally sparked by a proposed new tax on internet calls there's been widespread disruption for the past 10 days. voters in colombia's capital bogota

as gideon is no doubt this is not just about guaranteeing every person's right to clean air. it's also about making clean air economically viable people call in sick to work they have chronic diseases none of that is factored into the equation instead short term economic interests are given precedence without a real evaluation of the health liabilities and their related costs see and. the problem of ambient particulate matter at michoud by wood stoves and agriculture is compounded in cities by traffic. particulate matter and nitrogen oxides accumulated hot spots on heavily trafficked roads in so-called street canyons or at railway stations and this is especially true in the winter months when temperature inversion traps polluted any of the ground. barbara hoffman is an environmental epidemiologist whose evaluated studies on air pollution involving tens of thousands of participants. their findings a surprising. they're out of our lives it's not really tricky of course it's the drivers who are sitting in a cabin that are exposed to the highest levels of fire upon is all that an

she has a democratic opponent who's raising a lot of money, sarah gideon. democrats are pouring millions of millions of dollars into that race. host: let's go to clarksburg, west virginia, independent line. i got caller: -- i got a couple things. no one is above the law. nobody is, ok? the lady from the federal election commission says the law has been broken. and then you have in the constitution, the emoluments clause and the other thing that goes to mitch mcconnell and the oligarchs factory. i am just wondering, have i lost my mind hear? -- lost my mind here? guest: the color brings up an interesting point here is there are some democrats who have said is aact that there campaign finance violation is the most important point. host: asking for help from ukraine? guest: which it is. are making mistake aspectsing on the legal rather than the political outrage the the president may have pressured the ukrainian president to dig up dirt on his political rival. it focus on the legalese of may -- that is why there is a danger that this hearing is being held at t

you have three children, katherine was 9, gideon was 7 and seiel was just 2.l us what you paid for their taxes before tax reform and tell us what you paid this past tax season. >> normally we paid around $100 to $150 each child. and then this last tax season we paid close to $1,000 each child. >> and so what do you cut from your budget if you have to pay this tax hike another year? >> we are looking at -- i'm trying to set up savings accounts to save in case whatever the bill is. we cut things like a new band instrument or right now i'm trying to scrimp and save so that he can go to his band trip to disney this coming spring break, and i'm hoping to make that happen but in the long run, it may not. you know, you don't go get your nails done and you don't eat out and you buy the off brand macaroni. you know, do all those little things to try and just a dollar here and a dollar there so that you can make those dreams happen for your kids. >> this all stems from what is known as the widows tax. i think a lot of americans realize that goal star spouses get a month

barnum wrote to gideon wells editor of the hartford times and later lincoln's secretary of the navy and others secretary of the navy. i chose to go to prison thinking that such a step would be the means of opening many eyes. indeed, he continued, because of the trial, the excitement in this and the neighboring towns was very great, and it will have a grand effect. his purpose in writing wells was to tell him that another newspaper editor would be covering the matter at length, as would the herald of freedom of course and asked wells to make such remarks as justs his demands. his ability to marshall not just his own paper but also the goodwill of others was the harbinger of things to come. it was the first clear example of his flair for drawing attention to his beliefs, his enterprises and himself. in his memoirs, he writes that he was allowed to have his cell in the danbury common jail fitted out with wallpaper and carpet, which was surely a rarity in the imprisonment. while in jail, he was allowed to continue editing his newspaper, to write numbers of letters, and to receive so many fr

gideon actually out raised senator collins in a most recent quarter.ts were happy to see that. they're looking at that as being a sign that gideon is a strong runner. i think republicans will tell you that senator collins has a strong brand and name. she has been around for a long time. she has personal connections with a letter voters. it is going to be a tough race. it is one of those very closely contested races. right now, i think some republicans acknowledge your other republican senators who are looking at them more vulnerable than her including gardner, maybe senator thom tillis in north carolina, just because collins has such a strong brand. host: what about senator martha mcsally? remind our viewers how she made her way to the senate. guest: she actually lost her race in 2018. that was one of the democratic pickups in the senate. and she was appointed by the governor to fill the rest of the late senator, john mccain's time. she is now running in 2020 a full term. she is facing a tough opponent who has been raising a lot of money. she is runnin

stanton, president entered johnson, and george gordon, the victor gettysburg, secretary of the navy gideon wells, william tecumseh sherman whispering to someone, has ever been a photo with the secretaries of the navy of all of the armies, the president the grand commander of everyone in one photo? an unbelievable detail that set unknown until a zoomed into photo. this is not just me they can do this. this is a free photo at the library of congress, i encourage all to explore the photos of the civil war. then, the grand review is over, the wars over, and like i said, there's a lot of tough times i had. especially politically. the union had already passed and ratified the 13th amendment, then the attack on with the 14th, the 15th, of sacred is illegal, black people can vote, women still can vote but they're moving along with these amendments but it will take a long time for these things to actually be felt, and this the -- civil war soldiers making sense of it all the, form groups, they march in parades they form newspapers, they write blocks, they go to battlefields, and they erect monument

she has a democratic opponent who's raising a lot of money, sarah gideon.rats are pouring millions of millions of dollars into that race. host: let's go to clarksburg, west virginia, independent line. i got caller: -- i got a couple things. no one is above the law. nobody is, ok? the lady from the federal election commission says the law has been broken. and then you have in the constitution, the emoluments clause and the other thing that goes to mitch mcconnell and the oligarchs factory. i am just wondering, have i lost my mind hear? -- lost my mind here? guest: the color brings up an interesting point here is there are some democrats who have said is aact that there campaign finance violation is the most important point. host: asking for help from ukraine? guest: which it is. are making mistake aspectsing on the legal rather than the political outrage the the president may have pressured the ukrainian president to dig up dirt on his political rival. it focus on the legalese of may -- that is why there is a danger that this hearing is being held at the hou

sarah gideon, i democratic challenger to susan collins in maine raised $3.2 million.re than $7 million on hand. in iowa a democrat raised 1.1 million and outpaced a republican senator. miss ernst had close to 4 million on hand compared to 1.2 million. you can read more about that in the washington times this morning. in west virginia, democrats line, good morning. caller: good morning. talk about the previous thing you had with the doj about the investigating, getting -- investigating the investigators. i think the attorney general is really corrupt, william barr. i think that he should recuse himself from russia and ukraine situations. he has heard too much fox news. i think that not only does he corrupt but fbi is he is basically investigating himself. i think that is awful. in america. this, to me, is what authoritarians do. i think the democrats should bring bill barr up and have to testify and see what he is up to. host: dominic is in new york, independent line. caller: good morning. with all this garbage going on with the investigating and all schiff, thedam cou

and culture as artists consider their contributions to the fight for climate action photographer gideon mendel stands i level with people up to their necks in floodwater disturbing portraits putting a face to the global climate crisis and also coming up. in the rock band the national's experimental new take on birth death and everything in between. and how a palestinian family brought october fest into the west bank and got thousands of people to join the party. but 1st the painting that's making headlines around the world this canvas by the mysterious british artist banksy was expected to sell its other views for around 2000000.