back to worlds apart but dr james hall is a prominent psychoanalyst and author of the upcoming book living between 2 worlds finding personal risk. in changing times dr hollister and now football a trump let's talk about your books the notion of personal responsibility and accountability for the lives leave and leave the sound to you all your work and i heard you say that the main difference between my journey into and postmodernity of was this shift the 430 from the collective to the individual on the whole are people a rarity to shoulder such a burden such a wait well that's exactly what i was referencing before that the psychosocial shift of the summons to personal authority now that is to say what is true for me how am i to understand myself and my assignments in this world and from whence comes that authority is it in residual institutions is it in the collective is it within myself. in my field paradoxically one of the clues to this is what we call psychopathology when we are acting in such a way that is contradictory to our own nature it always shows up symptomatically and that's one

you don't need me to explain where we are, this is the hog —— the hogwarts great hall, and in the uk we have jamesajectory for creative industries is massive. there is a potential shortfall in manpower, a projection of 10,000 overfive shortfall in manpower, a projection of 10,000 over five years. shortfall in manpower, a projection of 10,000 overfive years. let's talk to sarah from the creative industries federation. how serious is this, what are the potential ramifications if we cannot fill those gaps? our skills shortages in the creative sector are very serious, a million newjobs are going to be created by 2030, the industry has grown 60% since 2010. a lack of young people coming into the industry is a very big threat to the growth and future prosperity. behind that, one in three young people surveyed by warner said theyjust didn't know what the creative industries are. absolutely, so awareness of industries are. absolutely, so awareness of our industries are. absolutely, so awareness of our sector industries are. absolutely, so awareness of our sector and understanding the broad range of jobs,

charles ii came on the way to his coronation and also james ii, and it was the main way to the house of commons, which was where st stephen's halle come this way, many mps over the centuries, so it is a very historic route. the chamber was a passageway to the house of commons. and the contents of this rather unassuming looking space are fascinating, for example there was graffiti on the wall, which was put there by charles barry's masons when they were walling it up in 1851, which showed they'd had a party with old ale and gives all their names and declares them to be true democrats. history was lost and now it's found, and a fact we found it is amazing, we talk about graffiti but here it is going back to 1834, the builders have come in with a jug of ale and we had a bit of beer and a bit of history about themselves, and they were the workmen that came in 1834 and the fact they left their mark is the mark of history. sir lindsay hoyle discovering that the palace of westminster still has a secret of two to give up. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday evening wi

hall, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> still to come, paying tribute to the actors studio. we remember james, the interviewer who got some of the biggest names in hollywood to open up. of the biggest names in hollywood to open up. new colgate optic white renewal, with the most hydrogen peroxide in a whitening toothpaste, removes ten years of yellow stains from your teeth. that's like all the way back to 2010. what? sick boots! yolo, right? do the dougie! remove ten years of yellow stains with new colgate optic white renewal. here! here! here! here! being here matters but the cold and flu keeps some students from being here up to 60 million days every year. introducing 'here for healthy schools' a new program from lysol, dedicated to curbing the spread of illness in classrooms by teaching healthy habits and partnering with a smart thermometer company. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> indonesia's most active volcano erupted this morning spewing sand, smoke, and ash nearly 20,000 feet into the air. the eruption on the main island of java also sent gas c

to discuss the business of the convention outside of independence hall because who knows what might get out there. madison wrote to james monroe, i think the rule was a prudent one, not only as it will effectually secure the requisite freedom of discussion, but as it will save both the convention and the community from a thousand erroneous and perhaps mischievous reports. so, concerned about the news even back then. it certainly allow them freedom to talk among themselves and revisit the same concepts over and over again, and to change their minds. also, it sounds very, very unpleasant, to be stuck in a room like that for three and a half months. they made those decisions on purpose, and it certainly helped us in the long run. so, madison, i want to point out that madison took notes on the convention. he was not the official secretary, but was the one who stuck with the notetaking throughout the duration of the convention, and it is thanks to his notes that we have a pretty good sense of the discussions that went on every day of the convention. so we can certainly thank him for that. but there were other notetakers, so

james with 37.6. now the nets are put on a show for one of their franchise legends hall of famer julius erving attending a game for the 1st time since they moved to brooklyn in 2012 he witnessed a triple double treat from carousel averts picked up 27 points 11 rebounds and 10 assists in 81392120 pounding of the san antonio spurs. a utah jazz double acts has led them to a 4th straight victory donovan mitchell setting up brady go bear for this dunk and then go by displaying fancy footwork as the jazz outplayed the injury hit boston celtics 99 to 94. but we 6 nations championship is already felt the effects of coronavirus 2 matches have been postponed including saturday's fixture between ireland and italy england versus wales is going ahead the twickenham encounter will be england's last much of this campaign for now with their final fixture against italy set to be played later in the year england 6 2nd in the table behind france while whiles a 4th having lost 2 of 3 matches it's going to be hugely contestable it's going to be highly chaotic and it's going to be physical and it's something that we look for

reviewers james millar and rosamund urwin — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. the extra men from storm hallstorm jorge.

james to cancel my trip. now later, you know that night when i was going to bed. that's when the president ordered the whole band hallon europe's impacting your i go on tomorrow amsterdam. that's fine you we can travel here in the us go to your but then how do you get back and of course you get back by the way the flights have gone up in price. yeah you get back and now we find out you have to be in self quarantine for 14 days right, which for a lot of folks that's hard to do their jobs are on the line you're going for 14 days, sometimes. >>you get fired it is all intertwined it is all scary i know of but there is a fine line between panic and precautions so i just want to leave you with this picture and italian soccer player held up the snow after scored a goal in front of nobody because remember there in full lockdown in italy it says everything will be z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy >>95 the kron 00:04am moing news and is in 5 minutes but kron on is on all the time, s and there's lots to keep you updated on throughout the day today kron 4 sanaz turning in theresa souths arstanding by with a look ahead good morning and

reviewers james millar and rosamund urwin — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. the extra men from storm hallgate yesterday brought further issues of flooding across the country —— storm jorge. numerous flood warnings across the country, check those out. some strong wins across the north of the uk and across the north of the uk and across the north of the uk and across the rest of the country this afternoon, which will ease down later in the day. plenty of sunshine around, but showers as well of a wintry nature, some snow across parts of scotland with a blizzard on the hills. the wind is quite a teacher, making it feel chilly. temperatures in single figures for most, may be making it to 9 degrees across eastern england. as we head for this evening and overnight, this will skirt the south of the country, outbreaks of rain and a perhaps a bit of sleet to southern counties of england overnight. further north, clear skies, but also at wintry showers and snow on the hills across scotland. it will be cold here, with rust and ice, but less cold in the south because of the rain. hello, this is bbc ne

of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame both his new album, "american standard" and audible original "break shot my first 21 years," are available now. please welcome back to the show james> thank you >> seth: i'm so happy you're here >> i am, too it's nice to be here >> seth: it was -- this audio memoir is wonderful. and one of the great things about it is there are certain songs that as a listener you become so comfortable with that you forget a the some point they weren't songs and someone had to write them and you talk about writing "carolina in my mind." and it's really just a wonderful story. >> well, yeah, we had hoped people would be interested in that and it was you know, i can't remember an awful lot of the particulars of writing some of those older songs. but i do remember "carolina. >> seth: yeah. and it was -- can you share with us some of how it came about >> well, yeah, when i was recording my first album, i was the first person signed to the beatles' new record label, apple records. and they had - >> seth: can i just stop real quick? like - [ laughter ] 'cause i imagine anyone when they sign their first record deal there's a lot of pressure behind it. but

you had a win in south carolina, you had james clyburn, and you also had that empathetic moment in the cnn town halleverything sort of came together. >> that's exactly right. i will also say that sometimes candidates -- i've worked for many of them. are best when their back is up against the wall. joe biden knew that south carolina, either he won there and he won there big or it was over. and the speech he gave that night, obviously he won, was the best speech he's given in years. beyond this campaign. and i think the question -- the point mark raises is a really important one because campaigns -- you know, tomorrow is not the general election. there's a long time to go. and there's a long time to go before the nomination is done. and joe biden has found this sweet spot of being empathetic and really speaking to his personal story. that works for him. but he also needs a forward-looking vision, and people aren't seeing that or digesting that yet. >> the last interview i did with joe biden was in new hampshire and it was obviously right after iowa. and i saw on mark mckinnon's show, "the circus," we