that is what happen when the so-called were monty's broke out in conspiracies in the 17 and 18 century, most dramatically to india, st. john, new york, antigua and jamaica. and stretching throughout the north and manic america. in 1760 - 61 followed by further uprising in 65 and 66 were among the largest and most consequential of these. from what observers could see from the tactic revolt, it was clear many have been soldiers in africa. perhaps all rival of training and disciplines word knowledge of basic tactics learned in africa. indeed some scholars suggest american slave might be seen in key respects as extensions of african wars. this perspective reveals the conflict networks of migration belonging trains regional power and conflict they give the political history of the 18th century some of the most distinctive contours. and as the speech of warfare it is not the first step to envisioning a map of atlantic slavery that shows how political and military practices travel, take root and grow in desperate environments. even as a slave trade force people to remake and renegotiate their

monty bennett is the chairman and ceo of ashford. he joins me now. are you going to be able to bring back these employees if this goes beyond, much beyond april 30? >> >> i sure hope so. this industry is one that takes a long time to recover. even 9/11 or the financial crisis, took us five years and eight years respectively to fully recover from those calamities. this tragedy is worse than those to put together times ten. it's an absolute disaster for our industry. morgan stanley recently put out a note that u.s. hotels are the hardest hit industry.ou in our business, revenues are 10% above plan,, you do very, very well. if you are 10% below plan, you do very poorly.n, our revenues are 90% below last year. the whole industry. a disaster like we've never seen. >> laura: monty, each business represents dozens and dozens of families, small businesses, and then it goes and in your case to hundreds and thousands of families who are impacted. what are the kinds of messages they are giving you and desire for some certainty to the extent anyone can get certa

british slaveholders valued cora monty's highly, planter said they're the best for agricultural labor but at the same time there's a dangerous disposition and disturbances. they were dangerous people keep in bondage perhaps in part by the same reasons slave traders folded gold coast of potential workers for in the 17h and 18th century they witness the transformation of major empires dozens of smaller politics that via for each other in the region. fueled by arm to sail some european traders the wars that attended these contacts had great quantities of captive for sales to europeans on the coast. they also produced a turbulent environment in which complex military campaigns involved both european and african rivalry. multiple alliances, negotiations and treachery that in context is highly suspect to notice the people from the gold coast when a single act to an ethnic group in africa. they're not a discernible group and africa who were the cora monty's customer according to the best research on the subject it was a member of a loosely structured coat nationals who socialize with and aid

will cover momore t than should offer monty outgoings also the full monty francis explains. but i s stoppd woworking and amomong the millis of americacans joining the ranks of the u unemployed. thank us ad out of work bartender in las vegas she's been off the job for two weeks and just received her first on the- women's. which just racked up for months expenses anything can help i have friends. telling us about yeah. so i'll be considering that know i guess any anyhow. anything helps at this point. the two bartel lorenzi has been as- r. for designer in los. she for a benefits two weeks ago and stilill hasn't received a check. because i you don't know if the system's gonna crash if they're going to bebe able to py all these people how are we gonna survive. unemployment benefits are met state by state and overseen by the federal government most programs provide up to twenty six weeks of benefits replacing o only about a half of a worker's previous wages. in several states people complained they weren't even able to apply because the phone lines weree jammed.. but millions did

among the core of monty's different ideas of how to limit society and how to destroy altogether shape rebelliousness as they recalled prior expenses in africa. in the atlantic or press, nothing was more important than learning brother how to form oil unit, alliances and coalitions in the face of superior power. they had one through hard experience, on the gold coast, before coming to africa. when i learned new and different particulars in order to make war on the matters. the former slave and military veterans of the seven years war, assigned slavery itself is a perpetual state of war. this is not war in the conventional sense between distinct armies erected by the rulers of the state, rather mastery of work by its nature of forcible assault to be met with silence ignited against the fraud and cruelty of slaveholders. through the slaveholders, are you not hourly of an insurrection? is not a rhetorical question. since the early days of jamaica slave society holders, the rebellion slaves in society, a war always wrote by how much there is no quarter given in it. he had been in jamaica i

also available to stream is military wives, the feel—good film from the full monty director, peter cattaneod a brief but successful run in cinemas just before the current closures and which has now been made available on all premium on demand platforms for a limited period. so... no no no, go ahead. thanks very much lisa, that's lovely. this reminds me of when my parents got divorced. they speak arabic. it's also worth checking out the perfect candidate, the latest film from haifaa al—mansour which is available through modern films and curzon home cinema. you may remember a few years ago, i raved about wadjda, the ground—breaking film from al—mansour about a young girl desperate to buy a bike, a taboo—breaking symbol of freedom. she speaks arabic. the perfect candidate finds al—mansour returning to saudi for another tale of female empowerment, this time focusing on a doctor who winds up running for local election in an attempt to get the road in front of her hospital fixed. early on in the film, we see a male patient refusing to be treated by a female doctor, a hostility that's multiplied a

in 30 minutes monty double. the boot to the oceans belong to the fisherman and the man the member for that livelihood. or corporation is just out to make money. the global struggle for control is on the way the consequences for nature could be devastating. ocean grabbing new moon. as of the scene. in 75 minutes on g.w. . global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation law how do we make city screeners how can we protect habitats when we can make a difference global warming genius fundamental syriza can blow through thousands on g.w. and on mine. it's a deadly sin. and the whim of nature. it motivates us. from stupid. greed. decision makers on. the move tribes of. putting danger he's been one big nothing i've come to oppose capitalism because i see the harm it has done to the world was out of a down day for the top. we literally run the risk of being the 1st form of water to be responsible for on a special. memorial day we go in search of answers. good starts may 21st on t w. cut . block. this is. for t

come asident's remarks demonstrations against the stay-at-home orders broke out in 13 states, as monty francis explains. from washington state to denver to southern california, americans eager to get back to work protested confinement orders in their state. people are home because of the 1% of people who are vulnerable to the virus. reporter: but most americans don't agree. 58% support staying at home to limit the spread of the virus, while 32% or more concerned with the economic fallout. the united states has the world's largest number of coronavirus cases come with more than 730,000 infections and more than 40,000 deaths. public health experts say testing has to be done on a much larger scale before things can return to normal. governors across the political spectrum have criticized both president trump and vice president mike pence for saying there is currently adequate testing available for states to reopen. callingrnor of virginia the comments delusional, and t e republicican governor of marylad calling the idea that states have the tests they need absolutely false. pres. trump: i

in 75 minutes monty w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech the invention. sustainable production . all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss songs africa's facebook page and other social media platforms for. crime fighters tune in now. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we're. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. 5 science. hey listen. that's one video game music sounded like 30 years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level a sense to him talk composer who claims to. feature to many new machines his music is bound to. his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. though genre that's so much more than just background music. video game m

monty python's famous four yorkshiremen sketch was actually written by tim brooke—taylor for the at lastt to bed... his career, president of the cambridge footlights, radio, ‘60s sketch comedy, suddenly took off with a simple idea. we are the goodies. yes, we know that. and we are going to... do good to people. at its peak, 15 million would tune in. 0ne viewer died laughing. his wife thanked them for making his end a happy one. it always rankled, though, that the bbc didn't repeat its mixture of slapstick, satire and profound silliness more often. but something of its spirit did live on in radio. jolly tune plays. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # that it's serious. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know. for more than a0 years in i'm sorry i haven't a clue. # really think she'll pull through...? tim brooke—taylor — a lifetime of making people laugh and here singing one song to the tune of another. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # yes, it's serious. # my, my, my. # my baby goodbye! # 00:29:41,223 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and that's jazz. hello this is bbc news. the headlin

what's going to happen next i don't know what my next move is going to be less than 2 weeks ago jose monti was operating a forklift and trying to save for an emergency now a global coronavirus that emergency has arrived and like millions of people he's been furloughed indefinitely. bunty i joined hundreds of chicagoans waiting outside for several hours to get a week's worth of donated groceries those in line told me the money saved on food must be used to pay for rent and medicine munty he says he can survive without electricity or gas he's worried about getting evicted from his apartment and becoming homeless i've got to take it day by day because if i don't and i'm going to lose my mind if you're saying this is. a group of nuns in a priest the size of a football team and run the mission of our lady of angels food pantry where the need has more than tripled the last few weeks church services are cancelled unable to offer a smile or a pat on the back to people seeking solace in crisis they're trying to minister via phone and email in this is the time that the learn to write it for us to al

states in this statement of course this follows that phone call from president trump to prime minister monti on sunday are asking him to make an exception for the united states and that and saying that india might face retaliatory measures if it doesn't do so india is the world's one of the world's biggest suppliers of not just generic generic drugs but it has some of the biggest supplies of the finnish hydroxy tahlequah in the anti malaria drugs malaria is a big problem in india and india's health care workers have also been a lot of them as you know asymptomatic treatment coronavirus patients accept or have been advised to have been advised to use it nonetheless you know that we've already heard from like i was saying the main opposition congress party saying that a friendship with conditions is no friendship at all and a politician shashi tharoor saying that you know never and has decades of experience of external affairs has he seen a world leader thresh and another in this way. all right thanks so much elizabeth for random there in the coming hours japan's prime minister shinzo are expe

monty python's famous four yorkshireman sketch was actually written by tim brooke—taylor for the at lasto bed... his career, president of the cambridge footlights, radio, 60's sketch comedy, suddenly took off with a simple idea. we are the goodies. yes, we know that. and we are going to... do good to people. at its peak, 15 million would tune in. 0ne viewer died laughing. his wife thanked them for making his end a happy one. it always rankled, though, that the bbc didn't repeat its mixture of slapstick, satire and profound silliness more often. but something of its spirit did live on in radio. jolly tune plays # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # that it's serious. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know. for more than a0 years in i'm sorry i haven't a clue. # really think she'll pull through... tim brooke—taylor in a lifetime of making people laugh and here singing one song to the tune of another. # girlfriend in a coma. # i know, i know. # yes, it's serious. # my, my, my. # my baby goodbye!# and that jazz. the life of tim brooke taylor. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil

that's the count of monty chris o. what late-blooming bib lio file is the central figure in alan bennett's the common reader? that would be queen elizabeth the 2nd. the pen name for the science fiction visionary alice bradley sheldon was james tiptry junior. what performer starred in both the iconic 1939 film abdicitation of the wizard of oz and the 1956 american premier of samuel becket's waiting for godot. burt lower. was the cowardly lion and in godot he played estrugone. what book of the bible plays a pivotal role for the protagonist of brad bury's fahrenheit 451. that's the book of eclasses. the make way for duckles is the classic that never goes old which of the name does not belong to the one of the eight little ducks. jack, tack, spack, or quack. the answer is c, back. what award-winning 2010 novel devotes several thousand pages of it pagings to a powerpoint chart? that's thegon squad by jennifer eagan. this is one of my favorites. which heroine of a children's book has been cited as three supreme court justice

he's an award winning author and biograph biographer, and author of monty, which has been on my shelves for a long, long time in my life. the best selling work on the young john f. kennedy, jfk reckless youth. bill clinton, mastering the presidency. nigel is the first president of the biographers international organization. he's senior fellow at the mccormick graduate school university of massachusetts boston and i'll say this flat out, he's one of the world's great writers. if you pick up a book by nigel hamilton you're in for a treat. he's spoken at our 2012 international conference, our churchill symposium and of course he's spoken here for the first two books of the fda trilogy. best of all from a personal perspective, he's a friend of mine and he lives right down the road with his wife. dr. rainal shepherd. thank you. and so to the main event. we're honored that nigel has selected our museum as the site of his official book launch for "war and peace." this is the third book in the trilogy. the fdr trilogy. here he brings this vast story all covering the saga of fdr from d-day to ya

. >>> not long ago, she was the dominant high school player for mayor monty ina, ryneda. >> i don't walk around and tell people to google-search my name or something. if they know me, then they know me. i never i would be thgd. i still don't think i'm that good. >> number 1 overall pick. she hired bill duffey as an agent. >>> the draft is coming upped this, the 23rd. we thought we'd turn back the clock 22 years ago today, raider fans. >> fourth pick in the draft, the oakland raiders selected defensive back, university of michigan, carl woodson. >> 1998. the heisman winner from michigan became the fourth overall draft pick. first ever by jon gruden. the future hall-of-famer played 11 of his 18 years in the nfl with oakland, retiring in 2015. on this day in 2007, baron davis and the warriors beat the trail blazers to clinch their first playoff berth in 13 years. they went on to upset the mavericks in the first round. beat them in six games. >>> if you want to get out of the house and have a little fun near your property, on your property, you can enjoy this popular game. sometimes played f

an award-winning author and biographer, author of a biography of field marshal montgomery, known as monty, which has been on my shelves for a long time. the best selling work on the young john f. kennedy, which was turned into an abc miniseries, bill clinton: mastering the presidency. nigel is the first president of the national biographers organization, senior fellow at the mccormick graduate school of massachusetts, boston. i will say this flat out, he is one of the worlds great writers. you know you are in for a treat with his books. this one is no exception. [applause] nigel is also a dear friend of the museum. he spoke at our 2012 international conference, and for the first two books of this fdr trilogy. from a personal perspective, he is a friend of nick's and a friend of mine. he lives right down the road with his wife. please stand if you wouldn't mind. [applause] thank you. and so, to the main event. we are honored nigel has selected our museum as the site of his official book launch for "war and peace." this is the third book in the fdr trilogy. here nigel brings this story home

of the author of of the the field marshall the montgomery, known a as monty. the best selling work on the junk john f. kennedy. jfk reckless youth turned into a miniseries. bill clinton mastering the presidency. nigel is the first president of the bioographer international organization. senior fellow at the mckormg graduate school. university of massachusetts bofrts. i'll say this flat out. he is one of the world's great writers. if you pick up a book by nigel, you know you are in for a treat. this is no exception. by all means. [ applause ] nigel is also a dear friend of the museum. he spoke at our 2012 international conference wsh our churchill spoemsious and spoke for the first two books of the fdr trilogy under discussion tonight. best of all from a personal perspective he is a friend of nick's and mine and lives down the road in the mariny. rainle please stand be and be ac nonld in some which. thank you. and so to the main event. we are honored nigel selected our museum as the site of his official book launch for war and peace. now this is the third book

some days it seems they're being scripted by orwell, some days by monty python. but there's kind of a lather, rinse, repeat rhythm that we're getting into. so the president makes up all these bunch of fabrications for his base. it's all the world health organization's fault. mail-in voting is full of fraud. all these things that he's just making up for his base, that have no basis in fact. and then we spend the next 22 hours telling -- you know, giving people the actual information and explaining why everything the president said was wrong. and then the cycle starts again. it's -- it's got into the sort of disturbing rhythm that is not helping anything, and it is not informing people in the way that it should be. it's kind of disturbing as to what we ought to do about it. >> charlie sykes, having seen the video of the republican leader in ppe with the kevin bacon role of everyone remain calm, i feel less bad asking you a nakedly political question. what does coronavirus, god forbid, do to the trump base? >> well, we don't know yet. i mean so far there's all of th

what's going to happen next i don't know what my next move is going to be less than 2 weeks ago jose monti was operating a forklift and trying to save for an emergency now a global coronavirus them urgency has arrived and like millions of people he's been furloughed indefinitely. bunty i joined hundreds of chicagoans waiting outside for several hours to get a week's worth of donated groceries those in line told me the money saved on food must be used to pay for rent and medicine munty he says he can survive without electricity or gas he's worried about getting evicted from his apartment and becoming homeless i gotta take it day by day because if i don't and i'm going to lose my mind if you've been saying this to. a group of nuns in a priest the size of a football team and run the mission of our lady of angels food pantry where the need has more than tripled the last few weeks church services are cancelled unable to offer a smile or a pat on the back to people seeking solace in crisis they're trying to minister via phone and e-mail in this is the time that the learn to write it for us to al

look at monty, pay me some attention. thanks, guys, all the best.ecretary is standing in for the prime minister where necessary — the queen is being kept informed about mrjohnson‘s health

1930s, the boeing company, president philip johnson, vice president clair ig igdvit and chief engine monty, want to build upon this new aircraft design called the b-9 bomber. it's an all-metal monoplane, and they want to develop that into a commercial airliner, and the 247 is the result of that, which embodies all metal construction, as i said, but also the idea of the streamline design that the vega represents. and so, you have incorporated into an airplane made to make money, these innovations to make it go faster. so, with the unveiling of the 247, you have 170-mile-per-hour airplane capable of carrying ten passengers. that's a pretty stunning jump over a ford tri-motor seen here. so it's carrying people longer distances. and it compresses that 27 hours of transcontinental flight time across the united states into 19 1/2 hours. so, here's another element that plays into this equation, is that the vast distances the united states really pushed the development of commercial aircraft. and so, by 1933, you have an airliner with two engines capable of flying faster than the most advanced arm

host: let's go to monty, calling from spring, texas. says it is still too early to open texas. caller: good morning. i live adjacent to harris tonty, which is home houston. we had received 57 of the 1000 tests requested from the government. zero.y county received this is simply science. america has fallen behind in science and the people who support early reopening of everything simply don't many innd science, like the administration. i am not going to name names and point fingers, but it is simple science, people. look at the numbers. you cannot tell what the rate of fatalities is among this without more accurate testing. we cannot rush to develop things. that is not how science works, but people need to learn what reviewed like peer- studies mean. , someone whoting went through the public school , to see people ignoring science for emotionally charged reasons. you need to hear? science can take a while, but people still need to go to their jobs and get money to eat, to pay their rent. what do you need to hear to know that it is time t

the monty python team.ented man and he brought that wonderful sense of, you know, he lived a good life, loved comedy, humour, people, it was a joy to be in his company. people say, he was a bit shy, quiet unassuming? yes, he was, you had to get the stories out of him, he‘d have this extraordinary figure, we were talking about the quentin tarantino film about sharon tate, he said, yes, iwas quentin tarantino film about sharon tate, he said, yes, i was working with sharon tate and hollywood rant about that time and we were like what, you worked with sharon tate? you had to encode the stories out of him. he was the least important person in his own life, really, he loved other people and derby county, he loved cricket, football, loved golf as well. but derby county, somebody told me he would go off at half—time and he would bring people back, to where he was sitting, bring back, to where he was sitting, bring back food, posh meals, cups of tea, to people sitting next to him in the stands. he was that kind of p

said this was aimed at franchise owners like those for mcdonald's but it did allow tbs hotel magnate montytt to get $120 million applying for each hotel and how auto nation received its over $77 million by applying for each dealership again, that franchise rule did not change for the new round we'll see whether we get more of the same in this second round or whether companies just by virtue of becoming public are not going to apply this time david? >> yeah. you know, robert, also i believe ppp was announced prior to that change from the fed where they expanded the main street lending program as well, which conceivably how is certainly available to some of those companies that may have or did avail themselves of ppp loans. >> that's a great point and i think we will see when the fed does disclose the names of the borrowers under that fed program we will see people that dipped from both of these bowls here. i think that's going to be interesting to watch all of this was legal. the companies did follow the guidelines we'll see what treasury does to companies that don't give it back >> yeah. p

also available to stream is military wives, the feel—good film from the full monty director peter cattaneonow been made available on all premium on—demand platforms for a limited period. so... no, no, no, go ahead. thanks very much, lisa. that's lovely. this reminds me of when my parents got divorced. they speak arabic. it's also worth checking out the perfect candidate, the latest film from haifaa al—mansour which is available through modern films and curzon home cinema. you may remember a few years ago, i raved about wadjda, the ground—breaking film from al—mansour about a young girl desperate to buy a bike — a taboo—breaking symbol of freedom. the perfect candidate finds al—mansour returning to saudi for another tale of female empowerment, this time focusing on a doctor who winds up running for local election in an attempt to get the road in front of her hospital fixed. early on in the film, we see a male patient refusing to be treated by a female doctor — a hostility that's multiplied as maryam becomes a public figure. but despite the potentially tough subject matter, the perfect candi