she just published a poetry collection plus, a performance from the fantastic phoebe bridgers.exciting. we'll have an interview with an actual ancient mummy from egypt, sort of. before we get to all that, i was on the website fivethirtyeight this morning when i saw this really interesting poll about the voting habits of migrating tree frogs and - wait, i'm sorry, i could be wrong here, but i think i smell some smoke, that can mean only one thing. it's time for "ya burnt. ♪ >> seth: welcome to the burn zone we got a lot of topics to sizzle through and not a lot of time. over here is the burner. let's turn on the gas and load her up whoo dagnabbit, that's one hot wabbit first up, gender reveals hey, gender reveals, here's a reveal everybody hates you. seriously, how hard is it to announce a baby's sex without blowing something up i hope somebody's water breaks just so we can put out the fire you started. oh, and gender reveals, the only thing you're actually revealing is that your baby's parents are basic ass bitches. p.s., cutting into a blue cake might mean you're having a boy

john but he called in hong kong was following this story for us phoebe how does it look on the on the ground to a book more can you tell us. well actually today that kind of it's not that i expected people are very like andy i agree you know what they say and there's not much right now many people actually trying to rally but the mission in a way for at least i more than 60 people have already been addressed then over the house to out with a specific time like properly including to the opposition district council as well also among those arrested today out of court for dissipating in an awful right assembly yesterday a rally is not that i know all the rice not approved by the police and actually by objective by the authorities and tightening up like helping out south africa to be something be month to day is to call for the release of the file from home after this who are detained in mainland china and now i have personally arrested for illegal border crossings. and this is why i charge late and the post by the mainland of florida is well the count of them actually trying to wait if i

the protests took a dramatic turn when police 1st used live rounds on protesters our correspondent phoebe kong met 2 of the victims. and so at the protests today the 1st in hometowns antigovernment demonstration and the city's history and the chinese through a life changing moment for the 18 year old student. he was shot in the chest during a protest on chinese national day last october well that's shot by the police nearly took his life as he was last only a few centimeters from his hot. home one goal who showed him the kidani to whites and many protesters including myself. well prepared to make sacrifices and even get wounded when we took to the street. because what i thought of losing my life in this movement. hardly what i was lucky enough to survive the gunshot. who are saying oh it's all a child died or function. these don't shut down triggered schools strikes now one year later suddenly struggling with it's more than injuries but also 3 criminal charges by the hong kong government which has sent him behind bars for up to 7 years and other student protests to chopard kwan may face t

when phoebe joe biden was giving china your jobs, his family was raking in millions of dollars from the chinese government. [crowd booing] whether you like it or not, joe biden is a corrupt politician and you see what happened. they don't like that, they don't want any of it to get out because we learned a lot about the media. they don't let any of this get out. they don't want any of it to get out. nobody knew this, we learned more in the last two weeks about the media tech giant, big tech. we've learned a lot. but the word spreads. it's very hard for them. look at this, if biden wins, china wins, when we win, america wins and we produce the greatest economy. [cheering] in 2016, pennsylvania voters, corrupt political establishment and elected an outsider as president is finally putting america first. [cheering] if i don't sound like a typical washington politician, it's because i am not a politician. [cheering] one reason why i collected like my friend, good politics. i don't always play by the rules of washington and washington establishment, it's because i was elected to fight for yo

phoebe hopson reports.of 15 singers in the pegasus opera company's mentoring scheme for underrepresented singers in opera. singing. joshua sings countertenor, the highest male voice in classical singing. it is one of the rarest. i started singing classically in high school. the choir teacher came to me and asked if i wanted to be in the choir. i said, "no, this is really lame." but i needed the high school credits to graduate, so ijoined. then i absolutely loved it. and that is when i started classically singing. and then i went to university after taking voice lessons. and i started singing opera. and then from then i was hooked. i like something about the rawness of it. you are on stage with the orchestra, there is no electronics, no amplification, and it is just that true passionate singing that i enjoy. and i think i like the way it feels inside, the vibrations and all that. it is amazing. opera often comes under criticisms for its lack of diversity, but on and off stage, according to the english nation

phoebe hopson reports.5 singers on the pegasus opera company's mentoring scheme for underrepresented singers in operated dig sings tenor he sings countertenor, the highest male voice and classical sinner that makes singing and one of the rarest. i started singing classically in high school. the choirmaster came to me and asked if i wa nted came to me and asked if i wanted to be in the choir and i said no, this is lame but i needed high school credit to graduate so ijoined and then i absolutely loved it and that is when i started classically singing and then i went to university and took voice lessons and i started singing opera and from there i was hooked. i like something about the rawness of it. you on stage with the orchestra. there are no electronics, no amplification. just that true passionate singing that i really enjoy and i think i really enjoy and i think i really like the way it feels inside, the vibration and all that. it is amazing. opera often that. it is amazing. opera ofte n co m es that. it

phoebe hopson reports.e of 15 singers on the pegasus opera company's scheme for underrepresented singers in opera. joshua things countertenor, the highest male voice in classical singing. it's one of the rarest. i started singing classically in high school. i was asked if i wa nted high school. i was asked if i wanted to be in the choir, i said no, this is really lame. but i needed high school credits to graduate, so i joined. then i absolutely loved it, and that is when i started classically singing. and when i went to university i started taking voice lessons and i started singing opera. from then, i was hooked. started singing opera. from then, iwas hooked. i started singing opera. from then, i was hooked. i liked something about the rawness of it. you are on stage, with the orchestra, there is no electronics or amplification. it's just that true passion and singing that are really enjoy. the vibration and all that, it's just good as it's amazing. opera often comes under criticism for its inaccessibility

well our correspondent phoebe kong is still standing by phebe you said that today is a traditional protest day in hong kong as we saw a year ago a protester was shot to expect further clashes between protesters and police today . while on the home front police force like that is a fact and they are ready to see what they possible clashes with we are not sure what they what happened there because people to there to escape to come out today and but on the other hand i am at least 6000 police officers deployed all standing by today for possible action and this is also not a tactic for their 4th he's trying to warn the public not to take this state and some of the activists have already been invested before they protest for like calling for the actions online and that's a day on the street with so many off the call in this hour more than 5 police that they feel are some on the street and try to stop people from what i was saying at one point on the street and today i bet we will like to have a look on how they could have to go i will go on today as i people are also calling for a shout out to

that have been named locally as the powells. 29—year—old zoe powell died alongside her children, phoeber other, i8—month—old daughter, who is not seen here, are seriously ill in hospital. the crash happened last night on this bridge near 0xford, when the family's car collided with a lorry. police say it was a terrible tragedy. we have specially trained family liaison officers with the family at the moment but, as you can imagine, this is a horrendous incident and we ask that there is no speculation in relation to the investigation. officers say the driver of the lorry involved is now helping with their enquiries. as the police continue their investigation here, local people in the 0xfordshire village where the family came from have expressed their sadness. the local parish church said everyone was raw and everyone was very upset. at the family's place of worship in chinnor, friends and neighbours have come to pay their respects. the community here say they can't believe such a young, happy family has been met with such tragedy and loss. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in 0xfordshire. the chie

joined by senior call in hong kong was following this story for us phoebe how does it look on the on the ground to a book more can you tell us. what actually today that kind of if not that i expected people are very like and they have by every few feet now with a fair test on russia right now many people are actually trying to rally but at the same mission in a way for at least more than 60 people have already been arrested over the past you out with a specific stuff like shortly including 3 opposition they say council as well also among those arrested today are caught or dissipating in an awful right assembly yesterday a rally if not i saw over ice not approved by police and passionately by objective by the authorities citing public helping to have public security from angry monster day is to call for the release of the file from home after this who were detained in mainland china and now i personally arrested for illegal border crossing. and this is my charge play i'm close by the mainland of 40 a small town of them actually trying to please if i want my phone number to face also e

superpowers what does that mean to local manufacturers will struggle to preserve their own identities to phoebe kong reports from hong kong. it takes a 1000 steps to assemble hundreds of tiny components that's how i feel aggrieved toby young work is made william shome founded his own brand a decade ago hong kong is the birthplace of these high end time pieces this is where they're designed and assembled because we want to show our house. had a bad back of the watch but the clock is ticking in november the made in hong kong label will be replaced by made in china the us has revoked town kong special trading status. because in france for us just because. the work that we try to invest for for the for the raw material is inside the show to specify where you are bred and also for the better for changing that i do to double or triple the whole cost also always of a lot higher hung calling is a member as a separate customs territory in the labeling policy came in with the intensifying u.s. china conflict it's one of a series of american countermeasures against the political upheaval in the financial

what i want to make sure it is phoebe takes only three things away from what i've said today, it's first, that armed groups of individuals have no authority under federal or state law, that is constitutional or statutory law, , to call themselves into service as a militia. secondly, the second amendment, the individual right to bear arms does not protect paramilitary activity or militia activity by unauthorized armed individuals. it does not prevent states from prohibiting it. third, all 50 states prohibit it. let me unpack that for you. groups will often referred refe use of the terms militia in the u.s. constitution and in state constitutions to say, that's us, we have authority under the constitution to exist, to muster him and itself to point when we think that if necessary. but militia historically refers to all able-bodied residence between certain ages who are available for the government to call forth into active service in defense of the state. there is no authority in federal or state law for armed groups of individuals to self activate or call themselves forth. in fact, every