maia, as i look at this. he started to gaze at all the different pictures and wonder what the stories are behind some of these, and realise that that's just a fraction reported dead and just recent days. yeah, this front page is really harrowing. i credit the guardian for really covering this story in this way, and i think humanising this and not forgetting that behind these numbers we keep getting these updates to daily numbers, that it is human beings, people with family, loved ones, who will be grieving for them right now, andl will be grieving for them right now, and i think that it's incredibly devastating that so many people across the country, but it is really important to keep that humanity there. i think one of the things thatis there. i think one of the things that is also covered in the guardian is that actually looking at how people are impacted by this in different ways, so one of the people that i recognise, one of the images... and what's in conjunction with the outcome i was thinking about the

maia goodfellow with some of the most well organised book shelves i've ever seen.s it so difficult in your understanding to get ppe to medics? i'm not sure it needed to be this difficult. when i saw this front—page i thought was abdul chaudhry who was a doctor who died of coronavirus but before he died of coronavirus but before he died was asking, pleading for ppe for himself and his colleagues and i think one of the things i am quite surprised by looking at the spread of the headlines we have seen on the front pages so far is how few newspapers have led with the headline being the fact that the uk has the highest daily death rate in a24 has the highest daily death rate in a 24 hour period which is 980 people, 980 people who have friends, families, loved ones who have died in this 24 hour period. higher than anywhere else in europe apart from france but france includes care home deaths in those figures and we don't and the reason why i am surprised by this is because we should be focusing on what has gone wrong as well. we had a big lead time, the uk had time to pr

let's start with maia. maia and i am a freshman studying math and government and i'm in the -- government. i am calling from the north suburbs of chicago. thoughtndering what you them up -- the future of moderate politics might look like. is there a future for political moderates? bringould politicians american dialogue back? sen. romney: thank you. that is an unusual combination. government and math. i wish we had more people like andthat understand numbers are adept at using numbers to develop trends and reach conclusions that can be acted upon. we have a future that includes, if you will, the center as opposed to just the extremes? what we found in the last five or 10 years is that there are juice torful political being highly divisive, to calling upon resentments, to looking for a scapegoat. populismright, the that suggest that our problems are because of immigrants, because of foreign goods and that life is not as we would like it to be because of these immigrants and they are coming across our border

thanks to my reviewers, sam list and maia goodfellow. next year and bbc news, the film review.—— next here on it bbc news, hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode. rounding of the best new releases that are not available ——rounding of the best new releases that are now available to watch in your own home. this week saw the straight—to—streaming release of trolls world tour. the sequel to the 2016 animated hit that, let us not forget, was nominated for an oscar for best original song. # woke up in the morning light. # today is the day that i do everything right...# in that originalfilm, experience i likened to sticking your head into a candy floss machine, the happy huggy trolls were terrorised by carnivorous burgens from whom they had to be saved. "crazy train" plays. what's going on? i'm queen barb of the hard rock trolls. in this sequel, the trolls are at war with themselves, having split into musical tribes of pop, country, funk, techno classical and rock. now thrash merchant queen barb is trying to invade all the other troll lands, silence the music and s

[applause] >> without further ado, please join me in welcoming pioneering woman, jill and maia and the watergate girls. [applause] >> thank you and good evening. thank you for being here. i am so excited to be here in this conversation with jill, who is my sister-in-law. [applause] yes, she is. okay, that is not literal, but in spirit. it was such a pleasure to read this book. i hope you all had purchased it and if you haven't, you will. and, i just wanted to start, jill really with why you wrote it. i don't mean the y in the sense of it's a really important set of stories, but why did you write it? jill let me know she recently started it in 2008 scum in case you think she just started in case of donald trump. >> i did. i started in 2008 when i theoretically retired. obviously i have failed at retirement but, i flew from retiring on -- two very good friends who are landing tomorrow so they are not here tonight. and, they said, we have always said you should write a book. what's your excuse now? joy said you were too busy. i had run out of excuses so i started writing a book. then, i s

maia is currently a university professor at the nearby school university. she is also a legal analyst for nbc news and msnbc. i also want to think brody for being in the audience, wonderful agent. i want to give a shout out to c-span for being here tonight. [applause] without further ado, please join me in welcoming pioneering wom women, jill quine banks and maia wiley in the watergate girls to the stand. [applause] >> thank you and good evening. thank you for being here. i am so excited to be in this conversation with joe who's my sister-in-law. [applause] yes, she is. okay, that is not literally. but in spirit. it is such a pleasure to read this book and i hope you all have purchased this and if you haven't, you will. i just wanted to start with the why you product. i don't mean the y in the sense of its an important set of stories but why did you write it? jill let me know recently she started it in 2008 in case you thought she just started it00 because of donald trump. [laughter] >> i did, i started in 2008 when i theoretically retired. obviously i feel

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and already, the maia there has called for additional medical supplies, additional doctors and medicale in cases which they are anticipated in the next few weeks. david willis, thank you very much indeed. that was david willis live for us from los angeles. talking about america and how donald trump is treating the coronavirus. the head of the international monetary fund has warned the impact of the pandemic is way worse than the global financial crisis. kristalina georgieva said the world was in recession, and the only way of resolving the situation was for countries to work together. freya cole reports. demand for dairy in supermarkets may be high but farmers in the united states have been left with no option but to throw out fresh milk due to mass interruptions in the supply chain. there are not enough people to package and transport the goods. it isjust one example of the huge economic fallout caused by this pandemic. this is a crisis like no other. never in the history of the imf have we witnessed the world economy coming to a standstill. we are now in a recession that it is way wo

councilwoman sylvia arenas, magdalena carrasco and maia esparza say stress and social isolation during the public health emergency can increase the risk of sexual assault crimes. the situation can often worsen when families are forced to live in cramped public housing. >> living in these conditions even before the crisis meant often the children were living with strangers and there is absolutely no space for privacy in these types of living conditions. and we know that child abuse, sexual assault and domestic violence were already pre-tran19, very serious dangers with families that were forced to live in overcrowded housing by the economic conditions. >> at today's council meeting the police department also give an update on the sexual assault response and strategy work plan. the plan was created to dedicate staff and resources following a spike in the number of sexual assaults. >>> coming up, growing concern over the nations food supply, the action taken by president p plants in operation. >>> later in sports we are from the 49ers joe staley for the first time since his retirement bec

councilwoman sylvia arenas, magdalena carrasco and maia esparza say social isolation during the stay-at-home orders can increase the risk of sexual assault crimes. the situation gets even worse when families are forced to live in cramped housing. >> living in these conditions even before the covid-19 crisis meant that children were often living with strangers and there is absolutely no space for privacy in these types of living conditions. we know that child abuse, sexual assault and domestic violence were already pre- tran19, very serious dangers, with feelings that were forced to live in overcrowded housing by economic conditions. >> today the council heard an update on the police department's sexual assault response of strategy work plan. it was created to dedicate staff and resources following a spike in sexual assault. the councilwoman talk in a news conference this morning to encourage the entire counsel to support and approve the plans updated spending proposal. >> oakland unified school district is marking a milestone and its free meal service for students. the grab and go program ga

the politicization, when maia and i were there, i never felt that a political decision wasas made. people who have connections could come in and make an argument that say this is what you should not indictment client is legitimate and frankly hopeful to the prosecution because you want to hear the defense argument but to if you making a mistake, to be better not to put people there. so is not a bad thing. nobody pressured me to listen to that and actct on it i listened, but i made my own judgment when the department of justice, cannot be relied on, and you have the first step toward dictator ship and anau authoritative role in a monarchy. it is very scary. in the t past, the department hs always been told to be independent. policy can be set by the president. the president says that i still believe in antitrust laws, think bigger is better than everybody should consolidate. that's okay. that's a legitimate thing to say in the same way that the president obama said i don't think we should be persecuting some of the immigration things that are going on. let's not put our resources th

. >> i interviewed maia beyond the actress who had been the star blossom when she was a teenager.nd amy on the big bang theory. in between those two shows she got her phd in neuroscience. funny story when she went to do her audition for the big bang theory, she had been out of acting for very long time, she spent the last seven years getting her phd in neuroscience. she turned in her headshot, the sheet that has your picture and resume on it, she didn't know where to put that she was a phd in neuroscience so she put it under "other". where you would say, good at skateboarding. [laughter] the producers knowing this was for the big bang theory they said is this a joke? she said no it's true. they made the character a neuroscientist so she could correct any mistakes but what is going to say is that when we spoke, she talked about how important it is to her that she has this role. and that she can present a neuroscientist as being somebody who can have a full life and she gets married on the show. it starts to get images of different kinds of lives that women can have and to say that

in terms of heroes, maia is one of mine and i want to thank all of you for coming out tonight. my first live event for the book. very exciting especially to be in such a historic place. we are excited to be here and thanks to my law school friends and editor and publisher and my lawyer and my agent and publicist who is here, raise your hand and the editorial system, in the back, thank you to all the people who made the book possible. hope you enjoy reading it. hope you enjoy it. when paul and i discussed it it was in small format, only 2000 words. easier to write a long book than a short book. i wrote 400 pages to start. eliminating all of that was hard, wanted to be personal because it is a personal story where i reveal intimate things i do for a reason because i hope it will help other people and be not just interesting but useful information let me fast-forward to the industrial revolution and we realize realize that they are actually melasma's. a lot of enthusiasm that incurred around the beginning of the 20th century. people thought we were done with this whole infectious

and i'll say thank you to you all after this and thank you to my amazing publicist maia sarah who putther the most amazing tour i could everdream of and i'm kind of devastated we don't get to do it . and to my co-editor paul who's been my editor since 1993 which is the most long-term monogamy i've ever observed. messed ough i have around with other publishing houses but we won't talk about that. long-term commitments, we could say . >> the story about your friend handing the writing desk to you means a lot to me. i want to be thinking about the wave the way i'm becoming like my mother and the things i inherit from the women in my family or the women around me and before i can ahead and explain it is always assumed not to be pleasant because of the violence women group up with preparing themselves for , my question to you is what do you think you inherit from the women around you and the women in your family? >> that's a tough question because one of my grandmothers was supposed to be a paranoid schizophrenic but i think she just may have had severe refugee program whole that caused pt

thank you to my amazing publicist maia and sarah who put together the most amazing tour i could everdevastated we don't get to do it. and my editor paul who's been my editor since 1993, which is the most long-term monogamy even though i've slept around with other publishing houses but we will talk about that. long-term commitment. >> rohi, the story about your friend handing the writing desk to you really moved me. i'm constantly aching about the ways and becoming like my mother and the things i inherit from the women in my family or the women around me. before i can go ahead and explain that it's always viewed not to be pleasant because the violence women grow up with preparing themselves for. my question to you is, what do you think you inherit from the women around you and the women in your family? >> that's a really tough question because one of my grandmothers was the case to be a paranoid schizophrenic but i think she just had may have had severe refugee Ãbprobably from what i know from relatives a battered woman that was like grandfather my mother was a battered woman. it's in