keith morrison (voiceover): little colusa california was dumbstruck. paul moore?rested for the killing of roberto ayala? few even knew he was a suspect. >>> pul moore, arrested for the killing? few even knew he was a suspect. mary, paul's cousin and pete's sister, got a barrage of texts at work. >> it was bittersweet. there was a part of me that was relieved that it was over for pete or that he wasn't, you know, mixed in with it. and at the same time i was sad because it was my cousin that we grew up with, you know, and it was part of my family. >> my youngest sister mary called me on the phone and she said, they just arrested paul for the murder of robert ayala. and i was in the middle of the parking lot, and i fell to my knees and just started screaming. >> reporter: but human nature is a funny thing. suspicion once embedded is remarkably resistant to actual evidence that might disprove it. when paul moore was arrested and charged with the murder of roberto ayala, his cousin peter began to experience that particular phenomenon quite personally. around town peopl

morrison, and, you know, i think i was there for your 90th. not too sure about your 80th, but i've been over to jane's home many, many times discussing a lot of things, especially democratic candidates. if you want to run for something in san francisco, you go to jane, and i'm sure that hasn't really changed even as she approaches her 100th birthday. okay? so what are we doing? >> clerk: roll call on item 34. >> president yee: yes, please. >> clerk: before i do that, i will say to supervisor peskin that it was 1969 when the chauffeurs were deleted from the only appropriation ordinance. there were two of them for the board of supervisors. so on item -- >> supervisor peskin: well, we're going to have much more painful choices than that. >> clerk: on item 34 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. so this resolution is passed unanimously. madam clerk, item 35. >> clerk: item 35 is a resolution urging california state governor gavin newsom to expedite the procurement, production, and disbursement of personal protective

has defended his call for an independent inquiry into the origins of covert 19 morrison said that the investigation would not target any specific country his demand has soured relations for china where the new coronavirus is believed to efforts in the event that folly would start it from congo has died at the age of $53.00 the indian born actor became internationally known through his roles in the films slumdog millionaire and life of pi in 2018 khan announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer he died in the hospital in mumbai. officials say that at least one person has been killed and several others injured in a prison riot in sierra leone's capital freetown the violence comes 2 days after authorities confirmed an inmate at the prison had tested positive for the copper on a virus. as football fans around the world wait for their favorite teams to return to t.v. screens supporters of german side are trying to solve what they see as an even bigger problem how does a fan remain part of the action when they're not allowed inside the stadium. all these quiet in german football the so

of covert 19 morrison said that the investigation would not target any specific country because demand has soured relations with china where the new coronavirus is believed to have originated. and bollywood star heir from khan has died at the age of 53 the indian born actor became internationally known through his roles in the films slumdog millionaire and life of pi in 2018 khan announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer he died in hospital and by. having to be. a football fans around the world wait for their favorite teams to return to television screens supporters of german side are trying to solve what they see is an even bigger problem how does a fan remain part of the action when they're not allowed inside the stadium. all these quiet in german football the sounds of singing birds has replaced the screaming fans the sight of empty stands likely to remain for many months yet the show. and it's very difficult to watch a game on t.v. instead of actually being met life in the stadium on t.v. you just don't get the emotions you can get by being in the stands with friends for the

morrison? w.h.o.dopted a test that was adopted by the government then disseminated it to partner countries worldwide, and it was adopted rapidly. the question is, the question you have put about why didn't the w.h.o. share the technology, it is quite the reverse, the w.h.o. was identifying good tests rapidly, identifying a test it was confident in then getting the production of the kids and the reagents and getting them disseminated out to partner governments. the united states chosen not to buy into that program. the united states wanted to make its own test. that became very problematic in a very unusual way and slowed us down tragically. we lost lots of precious time because of our own complications within our system. i don't think it is fair to outgest that dr. tedros an there w.h.o. was not sharing technology that was going to work. it was happening. as i said, they enlisted the germans to prepare a test. the germans prepared one that was ready and able to be disseminated. they got the production

joining us is sheryl palmer, taylor morrison chairman and ceo.of the largest homebuilders in the u.s.. i appreciate you coming on and talking to us about this. give us insight. how bad is it? sheryl: good morning. always good to be here. i am looking at the numbers along with you. i do not think we should be surprised by the numbers if you think about what is happened in the last 45 days. march was a tale of four halves. we started with some of the strongest activity the industry has seen in years. we just prove released our q1 -- we just pre-released our q1 and our orders were up, tremendous momentum moving into march. by the end of march it was a different environment across the country. or like usre closed by appointment only. stay-at-home orders differed across the u.s. it is very disruptive as people are trying to find how to --rate in that normal municipalities more staffed at various degrees by market. the permit process -- i heard some permits were quarantined for days at a time. i think there are number of different factors of where we c

the prime minister, scott morrison, announced a $150 million package, which is a really great start.men and for men. in addition to that, there's an enormous recognition that this is happening, which is new, and very welcome. and what do we know about how this might be playing out in other countries the world? it's definitely happening right across the world. so we've seen increases in france and italy. china reported a threefold increase. spain, very sadly, reported the first domestic violence murder in the covid context. that was by a man murdering his wife in front of the children on 19 march. france is providing hotel rooms for women who feel they are in danger, and men, of course, and it's setting up a codeword system for pharmacies, that women can in and use this codeword to get help if they feel they need it. what are some of the practical measures that countries can put in place as support mechanisms for victims of domestic violence? yes, i think it's a really great use of empty hotels, to repurpose them. in this country, in some states, we have a situation where the perpetra

has defended his call for an independent inquiry into the origins of covert 19 morrison said that the investigation would not target any specific country his demand has soured relations with china where the new coronavirus is believed to have originated. airbus recorded a 1st quarter loss of nearly 500000000 euros as business dwindled due to the pandemic measures before the outbreak the european plane manufacturer posted a full book of orders but airlines around the world have suspended purchases with their operations now at a standstill and bollywood star from khan has died at the age of 53 the indian born actor became internationally known through his roles in the film slumdog millionaire and life of pi and 28 team khan announced that he had but had been diagnosed with cancer he died in a hospital room by. protesters have returned to the streets and cities across lebanon for a 2nd day with one demonstrator reportedly killed in the latest clashes fueled by the country's deepening economic crisis lebanon has seen months of anti-government on rust but now that the discontent has been c

this include morrison's colleague, constable heidi stevenson, known by many in the community.you know? and just how caring she was and she was so sweet and always had a goofy humour. people in nova scotia have paid tribute to the fallen, leaving flowers, flags and signs outside this police station. but while people stopped to remember, officers continued to look for answers. why did 51—year—old gabriel wortman, man who owned a denture clinic, dress as a police officer, get into a marked police car and begin killing innocent people? wortman was killed after being intercepted by officers at a petrol station in enfield, about 92 kilometres south of portapique. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said his government was on the verge of introducing bans for assault—style weapons before the coronavirus outbreak. the pandemic will prevent us from mourning together in person. but a vigil will be held virtually to celebrate the lives of the victims at 7pm on friday through the facebook group colchester supporting our community. i don't know how the community will move on from

this include morrison's colleague, known by many in the community.a beautiful person and her smile lit up a room, you know? and how caring she was and she was so sweet and a sense of humour. people in nova scotia have paid tribute to the fallen, living flowers, flags and signs outside this police station. but while people stopped to remember, officers continued to look for answers. why did wortman, a 50—year—old man who owned a denture clinic, dresses a police officer, get into a marked police car and begin killing innocent people? wortman was killed after being intercepted by officers at a petrol station in enfield about 92 kilometres south of porter peak. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said his government was on the verge of introducing bands for assault style weapons before the coronavirus outbreak. the pandemic will prevent us from morning together in person. but a vigil will be held virtually to celebrate the lives of the vic is at 7pm on friday through a face book group, colchester, supporting our community. a face book group, col

of coal but 19 morrison said the investigation would not target any specific country is the band has soured relations with china where the new coronavirus is believed to have originated. sean the fire has swept through a makeshift camp for displaced people in mali's capital bamako over a 1000 people have found refuge there after fleeing violence in central mali no casualties have been reported witnesses said the fire was probably sparked by people earning garbage. and bollywood star their fun khan has died at the age of 53 the indian born actor became internationally known through his roles in the films slumdog millionaire and life of pi in 2018 khan announced he had been diagnosed with cancer he died in a hospital in mumbai. the pandemic is hitting farmers in zimbabwe hard they rely on exporting their products to european markets a lot down has closed local markets and now farmers are struggling to secure cargo flights out of the country the new hardship comes as farmers were just starting to recover from last year's cyc loan die correspondent privileged hearing reports. it has been

has defended his call for an independent inquiry into the origins of coal that 19th morrison said that the investigation would not target any specific country his demand has soured relations with china where the new coronavirus is believed to have a burgeoning it should respect the organizers of the oscars to go for the 1st time allow movies debuting via streaming or video on demand to compete for next year's academy awards expanded eligibility rules will only apply this year they come in response to theater closings and film festival cancellations amid the coronavirus pandemic. india has lost one of its most celebrated actors irrfan khan died on wednesday in mumbai after a 2 year battle with cancer he was just 53 now leading the tributes we had indian prime minister narendra modi calling khan's death quote a loss to the world of cinema and theatre khan's award winning career spanned 3 decades and more than 80 films he was one of the 1st bollywood stars to cross over to an international market with roles in critically acclaimed films such as life of pi and pflum dog millionaire as well

keith morrison with "dark valley". >> there was a kind of peace here, in chosen exile, vast pacific forompany. how else to live with what's impossible to understand or forget? what began that sunny afternoon far away in southern california, san fernando valley, early may, 2012. >> something was really wrong, but a lot were wrong than i could imagine. >> reporter: it was the boy who knew at first, knew something was wrong. his dad was supposed to take him to school that morning. but after school -- >> i was to go to school and pick him up after basketball practice. when i showed up, he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. i said, what? he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. >> reporter: busy family, the boy got to school some other way >> he said he called a friend from around the corner. >> reporter: or sometimes things fall apart. >> the situation sounded too crazy, love affairs, drug dealers, too outlandish. >> reporter: once those stable loving pieces have blown apart, how do they come together again? >> somebody is going to walk away from this who maybe you wish wasn'

the chief health officer said the daily increase had fallen to around 5 percent by minister scott morrison said the country was shifting to a suppression phase 28 people have died and more than 5200 cases have been confirmed the early news on some of this early modeling is that at the current right if we keep doing what we're doing and we keep doing the work to upgrade our i.c.u. capacity and secure the extra villages and all of the things we're doing right now then right now that trajectory is promising it's encouraging but there are no guarantees i want to stress. healthcare workers in pakistan are calling for the government to do more to help them fight the virus many cities are under complete lockdown and the prime minister has urged people to practice social distancing but critics say that's not enough is charles traffic. these policemen in the city at the show are are lucky to have protective clothing. to stanley health workers demand government health police and security forces are having to focus less on fighting crime and more and stopping the spread of covert 19 and a lot of the

here's keith morrison with "poison." >> it was september 11th, 2001. just about everyone knows where they were that awful day. like the glamorous trio that was traveling north through california's yosemite national park. even as the rest of the world's attention was focused on new york city, they were intent on their own urgent needs, their desires, their fears, their deadly love triangle. so they probably didn't appreciate the passing wonders, the astonishing cliffs, the waterfalls, the giant sequoias any more than the one in the back seat, through fading eyes, saw anything at all. here is one of them. his name was larry mcnabney, and he was a tall, handsome man, a well-known and respebltcted attorney from nevada, a personal injury specialist, made buckets of moisture, loved the big life, loved being in control. >> there was never a hair out of place. there wasn't dust on his desk. his pen was always in the same spot. >> larry's daughter tavia was crazy about him, in awe of his type "a" personality, his joy of life, his courtroom presence. >> not an o

officer said the daily increase in infections had fallen to around 5 percent prime minister scott morrison said the country was shifting to a suppression phase 28 people have died from the virus and more than 50 to 100 cases have been confirmed. the early news on some of this early modeling is that at the current right if we keep doing what we're doing and we keep getting the work to upgrade our i.c.u. capacity and secure with the extra vin a light is in all of the things we're doing right now then right now that trajectory is promising it's encouraging but there are no guarantees i want to stress the tech giant google is rolling out data it says can show which countries are complying with stay at home orders the code 19 mobility reports are a summary of data gathered from smartphones anyone who's agreed to store their location history with google and how that data used in the study well so far the information collected from 131 countries shows movement in controversies such as grocery stores parks and workplaces for example in the u.s. the mobility report shows movement to retail and recr

here's keith morrison with "the women & dirty john." ♪ >> reporter: in the beginning was desire, naturaluman desire for connection, for love. and so she aimed her arrow at that online ocean of intimate strangers and found -- him. >> newport beach 911. do you need police fire or paramedics? >> hi. i need an ambulance right away and the police. >> reporter: it was summertime when the awful climax came. a late afternoon, a marmalade sun beating down on the parking lot of a rental apartment complex in newport beach, california. that's when they heard it. >> and she says this woman's just screaming. >> all right. >> whole complex must have heard it, terrified, howling, desperate. >> is she ok? >> reporter: there was a man down there, they could see him. he had a knife. he was stabbing the screaming woman and nobody was helping her. >> it's really bad -- >> all right. i understand. we have officers on the way. >> too late. too late. >> oh, the ambulance is here. they're doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deeper than that one thing, drea

prime minister has praised the world health organizations response in the asia pacific region scott morrison also announced lockdown measures will be kept in place for at least another 4 weeks more than $6400.00 cases of the virus have been confirmed in a strain. well the pandemic will cause economic growth to stall at 0 percent for the 1st time in 60 years that's the latest dire projection from the international monetary fund the outbreak has taken an unprecedented toll on the region it's expected to rebound next year but the outlook remains uncertain and nigeria is facing its west recession in more than 30 years the i.m.f. predicts that africa's biggest economy will shrink by 3.4 percent this year the pandemic and global lock downs have pushed down oil prices and about millions of people are expected to lose their jobs amid interest reports from a bridge or the global coverage $1000.00 pandemic is taking a human and economic toll on nigeria its main resources oil demand and the market price is falling was quite adding to the crisis a dispute between major producers saudi arabia and russia

the prime minister, scott morrison, announced a $150 million package, which is a really great start.en and four men. in addition to that, there's an enormous recognition that this is happening, which is new, and very welcome. and what we know about how this might be playing out in other countries the world ? out in other countries the world? it's definitely happening right across the world. so we've seen increases in france and italy. china reported a threefold increase. spain, very sadly, reported the first domestic violence murder in the covid context. that was bya man in the covid context. that was by a man murdering his wife in front of the children on 19 march. france providing hotel rooms for women who feel they are in danger, and men, of course, and it is setting up a codeword system for pharmacies, that women can in and use this codeword to get help if they feel they need it. what are some of the practical measures that countries can put in place as support mechanisms for victims of domestic violence? yes, i think it is a really great use of empty hotels, to repurposed them.

morrison, and, you know, i think i was there for your 90th. not too sure about your 80th, but i've been over to jane's home many, many times discussing a lot of things, especially democratic candidates. if you want to run for something in san francisco, you go to jane, and i'm sure that hasn't really changed even as she approaches her 100th birthday. okay? so what are we doing? >> clerk: roll call on item 34. >> president yee: yes, please. >> clerk: before i do that, i will say to supervisor peskin that it was 1969 when the chauffeurs were deleted from the only appropriation ordinance. there were two of them for the board of supervisors. so on item -- >> supervisor peskin: well, we're going to have much more painful choices than that. >> clerk: on item 34 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. so this resolution is passed unanimously. madam clerk, item 35. >> clerk: item 35 is a resolution urging california state governor gavin newsom to expedite the procurement, production, and disbursement of personal protective

here again is keith morrison. conspiracy." >> reporter: after two years of relentless police work, tom dove's investigation of the murder of jack jessee had generated enough evidence to fill this mail cart. all apparently for naught. the suspect and his key to cracking the case had skipped the state, and detective dove's jurisdiction. >> we were so close. >> reporter: the jessee family sensed dove had been beaten and sandra jessee had won. had gotten away with murder. >> i put his pictures away. i couldn't -- it's tough. because he was so -- he was so fantastic. >> put his pictures away? >> i had to. it just was too much. >> couldn't look at them? >> i couldn't look at them. >> reporter: at the dove home, tom's wife patty began to worry about her husband's health. >> he tends to hold things in. you can't hold in that kind of frustration and emotion without starting to affect you. with that kind of stress, it takes a toll on them physically and mentally. >> that's what you worry about? >> uh-huh, exactly what i wor

lived in morrison torbert i had no idea who morrison was. i knew he was a governor. that's all he knew about him, and years later when i'm researching this book i find out he's one of the leading speakers on the weitzman c campaign that's a subject of this book in 1898. when i was in school i went to king stadium to watch football games. i didn't know who king was and didn't really care but years later as i'm researching this book it turns out he's a a character in the book as well. he was a member of one of the machine gun crews that went through town searching out black men to kill. after i left school, as jim told you, i went to the news and observer whose founding publisher was josephus daniels, who was revered at the paper. there were tributes to him all around the newsroom. nobody ever mention that he was the, almost the leader of a a white supremacy campaign and led the propaganda campaign during 1898. i had no idea until i started researching this book. i find that recently the student store at chapel hill is named josephus daniels.

playing jim morrison, the rocker who spent life on the edge. >> what people would say about jim morrisons and did his own singing in "the doors." ♪ break on through to the other side break on through to the other side ♪ >> reporter: yet as he writes he dropped out of sight afterwards and was overlooked by the oscars. >> i was not built for that kind of fame and attention and all of a sudden interest in jim morrison was about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll and i've tried to live a quiet life out in new mexico despite all my famous girlfriends of the past. >> reporter: they're in the book too sharing emotional details of his romances with cher, ellen barkin, michelle pfeiffer and cindy crawford. >> what do you think made you so appealing to these incredibly charismatic women? >> i was committed. you have to be committed with a woman that's dynamic and as committed to their work as someone like cindy crawford, who was the number one model on the planet at the time. >> reporter: father to a daughter and son with ex-wife joann whalley, kilmer will return to the big screen at year's end in "top

worth around $1000000000.00 us dollars emotional employees pleaded with the prime minister scott morrison to change his mind. for those of you watching today place take a moment to ask yourself what a monopoly in the israel and skies would look like you bob in this turmoil for 25 and a half years these people be harming. them our brothers and sisters. don't or could not do your job and i done indeed please let me do more thank you. the government said it would not be allowed airlines deep pocketed foreign shareholders among them richard branson he tweeted that this was not the end of virgin australia but i believe a new beginning. it is now the job of the administrators to we structure and find new investors and get this company soaring again. britain's tourism industry is suffering badly from the corona pandemic cornwall the south of the country has been especially hard hit the numerous beaches and parks there are usually teeming with visitors from around the world this time of year now it's just an eerie emptiness. the picturesque harbors and fishing villages are deserted and the restau

i heard the prime minister morrison saying this is referenced to the singapore policy. think australia too, they have been controlling the virus quite successfully while schools remain open. so in our case, i think looking at our infection numbers as i mentioned earlier, there have been some infections of students but mostly due to travel, household but not schools as a transmission mechanism. though it was correct to keep schools open but as of now, if we want to do a breaker properly, we should close schools and us is pend -- suspend schools as well. tom: y you have a number of universities that rely on foreign students, the national university of singapore, do they have to start to change things up? do they have to start to prepare for a future where there will be fewer foreign students and less cash flow then from those foreign students? >> yes, there will be some impact. fortunately we are not too dependent on foreign students or cash flow. foreign students is about 10% of our enrollment. so i do expect with covid-19 the number will fall but also i am hopeful the s

we can speak to the conservative politician doctor andrew morrison, who is also a doctor.the prime minister? i really do. boris has been working heroically over the past several days despite his deteriorating condition. he is an extraordinary man, i'm very sure he will pull through from this. it is devastating that over the course of the day, he's deteriorated to the point where he must go to intensive care. but i don't think we should jump care. but i don't think we should jump to any conclusions. i suspect the doctors will want to monitor him closely in the ic you. and i know he's in the best of hands. of course we wish them well for a speedy recovery. absolutely critical that we reiterate, we don't know the exact condition, wejust we reiterate, we don't know the exact condition, we just know the print minister's condition has worsened and that on the advice of his... at the hospital, of course he has been suffering from these symptoms for the past ten days. when it comes to looking at the governing of this country, when it comes to the possibility that the prime ministe

doctor morrison, with the m essa g es we effect. to stay indoors, i touched upon this already but it goes to show that this disease does not discriminate in any way, shape or form. of course it doesn't, but i think boris would wa nt doesn't, but i think boris would want the message to go out as we approach the easter weekend, with probably some good weather — we need to stay indoors. we need to socially isolate, we need to wash our hands, all of those simple messages, we have to do in order to prevent this virus being transmitted in order to save lives, and it is vitally important in order to do that. save lives, and it is vitally important in order to do thatm the message clear enough? are the instructions for this lockdown clear enough? we still hear people asking if they can go outside for a while, how long can the wall the? do we need more precise measures? many people are experiencing difficulties —no people are experiencing difficulties — no gardens, no outside space, children in the house, it is not easy. but do the guideline

. >> alex azar and tim morrison was the top staffer for defense on national security. bolton warned of the pandemic. this conference was about implementing strategies, both listed the idea of the pandemic as the number one issue that kept them up at night. morrison's case, something that worried him so much that they were not prepared for it. >> and after that was there any follow on, do we know? >> so part of the purpose of this summit was to implement this bio defense from 2018. at this conference there was you know there were people from the public and private sector. what we know from his conference is that people in the top levels of the trump administration worried about this threat and it sharply, sharply under cuts those comments that president trump made on five different occasions where he said this is not something people are not prepared for. >> andrew, appreciate it. >> federal response of the pandemic have been thrown in if fire from the start. administrations relying on test frs t s from the cdc. scientists talked about the lost month of february and tes

tony morrison's writing, word work is sublime because generative, the way in which we are like no other life, we die, that's makes -- that maybe the meaning of life. but we do language and that may be the measure of our lives. >> pages celebrate the achievement of the brain. in between the pages my hope to engage in dialogue with you, the reader, about my concerns, first, the plasticity and precipitate most essential thought process, critical analysis, empathy and reflection to the detriment of our democratic society. second, will the formation of the same processes be threatened in our young who have not acquired the same brain that all of you have. to be sure each of the human processes is endangered, yet each has accelerated across the centuries. we can take comfort from that, but less comfort is to be found in my third concern. for just as there were miss in evolution in which whole species traces vanished because the environment did not support their continuation, there can be misses in the genetic changes to cognitive capacities as we rightly enthusiastically acquire new essential

alex azar and senior national security council official tim morrison were at a conference in 2019, and they both said that possible pandemic was chief among their worries. and they suggested it was something that keeps them awake at night. morrison said it's something we might not be preparing for to sufficient extent, but need to worry about. there were warnings coming from outside from people quite close to the president. >> daniel dale, thank you very much. >>> next, on the front lines inside a new york city hospital, more than 6500 coronavirus cases reported in the city in just the past day. i'm going talk to a doctor and a nurse working, risking their own lives to save their patients. >>> so take a look at your screen right now. live pictures of the empire state building. that red light symbolizing a heartbeat to pay tribute to all those infected with coronavirus. new york city has become ground zero for the outbreak in this country. residents reporting almost constant sirens. in just the last day, more than 6,500 cases were reported, along with over 300 deaths. just the past day.

look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world australia's prime minister scott morrison has defended his call for an independent inquiry into the origins of coffee at 19 and the investigation would not talking to any particular country is demand has soured relations with china the new coronavirus is believed to have originally said to them. all it would start if i'm qantas died at the age of 53 indian born actor became internationally known through his roles in the films slumdog millionaire and life of pi 28 t.v. and house he'd been diagnosed with cancer and died in hospital in mumbai. at least one person has been killed and several others injured during a prison life in sierra leone's capital freetown according to officials the violence comes 2 days after all thought is confirmed an inmate of the prison it tested positive for corona virus. a protesters in lebanon have returned to the streets of cities across the country for a 2nd day one demonstrator was reported killed in the latest clashes fueled by the country's deepening economic crisis level has seen months of anti

we'll go to frank next up in morrison, tennessee. welcome. caller: yes. wanted to comment about the lady that was on before pertaining to the food. i'm full time farmer. i've been for over 50 years. there's not anything that we are growing out here or raising. we grow dairy cattle, beef cattle, wheat, soy beans, different produce. there's not anything out here that we are producing today that's making any money. so i don't understand why they can't pay up for food here. and another thing is we have a tremendous problem with labor. and you know, people say they can't afford to buy food. we can put people to work. we cannot find people to show up for work. host: not only has it gotten harder in the last month during the pandemic to find those folks? caller: no, we've had that problem for the last -- before no, sir.ame in here, these people are just not going to do this kind of work. and we pay good money, too. they can make good money on what we do up here. host: how big is your farm? caller: 5,000 acres. we can't find people to show up for work here. and t

i also read toni morrison and i thought this is incredible. you can do this. i thought i would never be able to do this. you should read everything toni morrison has written everyone should. some writers writing today. who inspire me today i love catalina the latest novel could torah. i love angie chris. i also read a lot of poets. i could go on forever. but i won't. did you have another question. or did someone else have a question. >> now i have to call you out. i'm a lifelong resident of northern wisconsin. it's not that cold in madison. tell me about the dances you and your girls did. have that functioned for you. tell us about that. dancing and music in a lot of ways. i studied music when i was a kid. dancing was more about performance and performing for me specifically. a kind of strength and it was very often in miami when i started going through puberty i felt the unwanted attention from men i developed very early. and i felt like i was getting all this attention that i was not interested in. i started dressing and boys close. i dressed had to toe like

andrew morrison, who is a doctor himself.een working heroically over the last few days, despite his deteriorating condition. he's an extraordinary man and i'm sure he will pull through from this. it is devastating that over the course of the day to hear he's deteriorated to the point where he has to now go into intensive care. but i don't think we should jump to any conclusions. i suspect the doctors will want to monitor him closely in a way that is only really possible in icu. and i know he's in the very best of hands at st thomas' hospital, and of course we all wish him well for a speedy recovery. he's a selfless individual with a very strong public service. it is not in his nature to step back. he has been running things, albeit from his sick bed. clearly that is no longer going to be possible in the immediate term, and there is a structure in place to deal with that contingency, there always is. and that will now ta ke there always is. and that will now take effect. leaders around the world have been wishing boris johnson

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you should read everything toni morrison has written. everyone should. from writers writing today to inspire me today, i love catalina's latest novel cancel rock, i love angie cruise, dominicana and i also read a lot of poets. i love tony cook kelly's bestiary. and natalie diaz and my brother was an aztec. i could go on forever but i won't . and you had another question? did you or did someone else have a question ? >> i have to call you out, i'm a resident of northern wisconsin , lifelong resident . it's not cold in madison. >> it was cold for me. >> just kidding. tell me about dance, the dances you and yourgirls did , was it catharsis, was it anger, tell us about that . >> so dancing and music in a lot of ways for me, i studied music when i was a kid but dancing i think was more about performance and performing for me specifically, performing a kind of strength. it was very often, very often in miami when i started going through puberty i felt the unwanted attention from men and i developed very early and i felt like i was getting all this attention th

. >> i also read toni morrison and i thought, zero my god, this is incredible. you can do this? and i thought i will never be able to do this. i still think that. you should read everything toni morrison has written, everyone should some writers writing today who inspire me today, i love catalina is latest novel, can tora come i love angie cruz dominicana. i also read a lot of poets. i love -- and natalie years, when my brother was -- >> i could go on forever, but i won't. andy had another question, or did someone else have a question question to make now i have to call you out, i'm a resident of northern wisconsin. a lifelong resident of northern wisconsin. not that cold in madison. >> it was cold, for me. mike just kidding. tell me the dances you and your girls did, how that function for you, was it -- tell us about that systemic so, dancing and music in a lot of ways for me i studied music when i was a kid between scene was more i think about performance in performing performing for me specifically performing a strength, he was very often in miami when i started going through

and then fly is in some ways an indication of tony morrison and you know, flight in native son is the moment when the p protagonist, he has committed a murder prompted by his terror of being lynched essential ly, but i thought about flight in the sense of actually taking flight in life. so sort of an extension of the idea of not being defined by the fear, but how to take flig flight, and that's from tony morrison's song of solomon, and if you give up the stuff that ways you down, she says. and then fortune for me was a way of talking about the abundance that they have that is not about the material fortune, it's not about inheritance and the way we tend to describe it, as riches, but actually the fortune of a tradition of an ancestry of resilience. of incredible beauty, of creativity, even in the face of constraint and so, you know, i talk about everything from, you know, our ancestors who work the lands to felonious monk and a competition that says to me how do we navigate this, how do we have the notes, we say is a metaphor for life and navigating the term over and over again. so th

when i went to unc many years ago i was assigned the morrison dorm, maybe some you also live there. i had annoyed you who morrison was and i knew he was a governor and that's all i knew about it, years later when a research is book i find out he's one of the needing speakers on the white supremacy campaign which is the subject of this book in 1988. when i was in school i went to king stadium to watch football games. i did not know who he was and i really did not care. but years later as a research the book it turns out he's a character in my book as well. he is a member of the machine gun crew that went through town searching out black and to kill. after i left school as jim told you, i went to the observer whose founding publisher was the chief of daniels who was reviewed at the paper and there were tributes to him all around the newsroom. nobody ever mentioned that he was the leader of the white supremacy campaign and let the propaganda campaign between 1898, i had no idea until he researched the book. i found out recently that the student at capitol hill and had no idea. it is on

here's keith morrison with "secrets on the emerald coast." >> reporter: what a nest of puzzles. happened to marie carlson, where did she go? or did she go anywhere? what about grace, the baby she left behind? who, for example, was the father? churches tend to be beehives of gossip, so the detectives asked around. >> she had a boyfriend, was involved in an abusive relationship, she was beat up. >> reporter: this is a member of the cavalry emerald coast church. >> she found out she was pregnant. and she didn't want to go back to the guy, and didn't want to keep the child. >> reporter: in other words, she was going to have an abortion. but pastor flanders and his wife had strong views about abortion. and when they discovered her situation, they offered to help solve her dilemma. >> they were gonna adopt the baby. >> reporter: the flanders had an older daughter, always wanted another child. but one miscarriage after another. and so, as this church elder told the detectives, the pastor and his wife came to an arrangement with marie. >> she would stay three months to nurse the baby an

prime minister has praised the world health organizations response in the asia pacific region scott morrison also announced that lockdown measures will be kept in place for at least another 4 weeks more than 6400 cases of the virus have been confirmed in straight. and nigeria could be facing its west recession in more than 30 is the i.m.f. projects that africa's largest economy will shrink by 3.4 percent this year the pandemic and global lock downs of push down oil prices and millions of people are expected to stay at jobs well those are the headlines the news will continue here on al-jazeera after people and power stay with us. join me steve clemons on the bottom line for your weekly take on u.s. politics and society i'm changing but the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand that you have people who actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line on al-jazeera. alaska's far north as one of the world's last pristine environments but now the trumpet ministration wants to l

reality of tragedy and disaster are possible and then fly if in some ways an indication of toni morrison and you know, as opposed to a flight four in a native son is the moment when the protagonist, bigger thomas, is running away from the law because he is committed a murder that is prompted by his terror of being lynched essentially. but i thought that flight in the sense of actually taking flight in life so it's an extension of the idea of not being defined by the fear but how to take flight and that is a direct reference to toni morrison's, song of solomon, and the idea of flying. if you give up that stuff that weighs you down, as she says. in fortune for me was a way of talking about the abundance of that that is not talking about the inheritance and weight we tend to describe it but actually the fortune of a tradition of an ancestry of resilience and of ioincredible beauty and of creativity, even in the face of constraint and so you know, i talked about everything from our ancestors who worked the land to felonious monk and his mastery and the repetition of a single compact -- compo