last generation of fathers fascinating a life in journalism and political activism than yvonne 'd ridley my guest for today of all the welcome to the examined show thank you very much alex so i was going to go on to this new boot that you're florence which find fascinating but wallace let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel 1000000 heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really did shape my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist not the easiest profession to break into and in the 1980 s. but you became an editor one of the 1st female editors of of thomson regional newspapers or behind how did that work i've been working as a journalist for quite a few years and then i progressed up the career ladder and this opportunity came to just wales on sunday and i absolutely enjoyed it you

welcome back yvonne ridley was captured into sized and one by the taliban i trust already caught the public imagination since her release her life has taken some surprising turns with her dedicated campaign against western policy towards the muslim world now she's back with a new book the caledonians and once again is subject matter if is something of a surprise. avan released from the hands of the taliban but this your life the sullivan days in a totally different direction well the day before i was released the war started and i've covered wars before but i've never been bombed by britain and america and it's a truly terrifying experience and i don't know why i hadn't thought of it before i just realised bombs don't discriminate these bombs that are coming down don't know i'm british they don't know civilian and you can hear a cruise missile from 20 miles away these were coming within half a mile of the prison and i just thought. i am going to be killed but not by the taliban but by my own country and i sort of made a parked with the big fellow upstairs and said if i get out of her

emma ridley and her husband, grantlj question, on pregnancy, from emma ridley and her husband, grant i was wondering if i need to self—isolate, if it is ok for me to go to work, being surrounded by over 1000 children every day. as her husband i'm alsoa children every day. as her husband i'm also a secondary school teacher as it different school, should i be taking any precautions? should i be isolating or shielding myself and my wife, to protect her? you want to a nswer wife, to protect her? you want to answer that? as we know, being pregnant has been defined as a high—risk group. it would be a good idea to look at all the precautions you can take. given the specificjob i think it makes sense that you self—isolate. if anybody in your household has got symptoms then you need to be self—isolating as i have sought for 1a days. but go to the gov.uk website as well as the website of the royal college of gynaecologists. does the husband go to school and teach still? it is a tough one. we must remember the advice about the importance of cleaning your hands thoroughly, not touching your eyes

last generation a father's fascinating a life in journalism and political activism than yvonne 'd ridley my guest for today yvonne welcome to the examined show thank you very much charlie so i was going to go on to this new boot that you're florence which i find fascinating but let's let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining in heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really date shaped my life so you went.

last generation of fathers fascinating a life in journalism and political activism than yvonne 'd ridley my guest for today yvonne welcome to the examined show thank you very much child so i was going to go on to this new boot that you're florence which i find fascinating but let's let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining and heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really date shaped my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist not the easiest profession to break into and in the 1980 s. but you became an editor one of the 1st female editors of of thomson regional newspapers are behind how did that work i've been working as a journalist for quite a few years and then i progressed up the career ladder and this opportunity came to at.

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fred ridley, the chairman of augusta national where the masters is held, said that the health and wellbeinga was cancelled afterjust one round. there has been some sport taking place today. over 68,000 people were at cheltenham to watch the gold cup. they saw 100—30 favourite al boum photo ridden by paul townened beat santini by a neck, to become the first horse since 2004 to successfully defend the gold cup. the last horse to win it more than once was best mate, who won the race three times between 2002 and 2004. al boum's trainer is willie mullins. he isa he is a laid—back course, very laid—back. like his jockey, he is a laid—back course, very laid—back. like hisjockey, paul is very laid—back. all came in with a lot of pressure this year, being the number onejockey lot of pressure this year, being the number one jockey for the first time in cotton for us. and, you know, he stabbed his name on cheltenham and stamped his authority. so i'm really pleased for paul. there has been a big shock in the super league, as salford produced a stunning fight back to beat the leaders wigan. salford were

here's the official statement from chairman fred ridley, quote, "respecting the health and well beingf everyone associated with these events and the citizen of the augusta community, the 2020 masters tournament, the augusta national women's amateur, and the drive chip and putt national finals have all been postponed. ." >> it was the right call. health in front of everything else. there's so many uncertain things in the air that we can't put a number on. what's the value of one life? that's what we're dealing with. >> in the grand scheme of things, getting some golf tournaments cancel, suspended is not a really big deal at all. >> life's a lot bigger than sports and golf. to have some tournaments canceled or postponed, it is what it is. there's a lot bigger things than us and golf. >>> and then there's this. nascar and ind dee car in full reverse today, canceling upcoming events due to coronavirus. both circuits have decided to shut it down completely. nascar was scheduled to race sunday at atlanta motor speedway. that and next weekend's race in miami have been called off. likewise fo

. >> i don't know man the matt ridley, who is been a skeptic of environmentalist panics and disease panicsprofessional. kennedy: i trust him he's also as so doubles every one or two days we are kinda laughing at seven days ago not laughing at it so much now. kennedy: don't think people should laugh at it or politicize it. >> i was laughing at people hoarding toilet paper goaded chinatown there's plenty there they have huge stacks of toilet paper out in front of the store. >> that's good to know. kennedy: but that's for coronavirus. >> what i am watching very carefully's all these major fortune 500 corporations that are now saying to their employees work from home. when they start moving the remote workforce, it's. kennedy: columbia. >> it's a serious thing, i don't think we should panic by any stretch of the imagination, but i think we should be smart and precautionary. do those things they are telling us to do. kennedy: nobody once to seemed like they're not doing enough or not taking it seriously. but every airline, institution, if it schools or gyms, they are sending out this is our cor

in golf the master's tournament has also been postponed with fred ridley explaining ultimately the health well being of everyone in these events and citizens of the g. gus that community led us to this decision. >> we are now to the point where the balance has shifted and appropriate path is to close schools. >> today the los angeles unified school district joined a growing list at least 18,700 schools nationwide are either closed or closing for the outbreak affecting at least 1.8 million students according to education week. the national guard says it expects to deploy nearly 1,000 troops in six states by the end of the day. they will assist with disinfection, meal delivery and transportation of medical personnel and supplies. and today amc announced it will be cutting seating capacity at its u.s. movie theaters starting this weekend to allow more space between individual movie goers. and at&t has announced it's providing unlimited data to its home internet customers. that in anticipation of more americans spending more time at home in the coming weeks. bret? >> bret: jonathan, thank you

benefited from an undisturbed nesting season thanks to the doctor and in india phases of all of ridley's are a source of arrives on the beaches in india's eastern state of addition to dig and lay their eggs here people and the push to get the beaches clean have led to improve moments this year in another instance of nature recolor gaming space these spotted deer are seen running across an empty street in eastern india the pack enjoyed little traffic and went uninterrupted spy cars. and chicago's aquarium remains close to the general public during the walk to its resident penguins have been given a free rein of the place shedd aquarium pool said videos of the world cup or penguins and join the exhibits from a human perspective. so good news at last that's it for me for the news or to stay with us i'll be back with more of the latest news. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is it happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste anymore we can't wait so we're taking direct action to call for the immediate phase out of culture as clima

abrams and star daisy ridley dealt with technical and emotional challenge. >> this is the first scenere doing a scene with somebody who actually wasn't there was a good call. i often had to walk off and have a moment. >> reporter: also in the doc, entitled "the skywalker legacy," a deep dive into the filmmakers' decision to feature leia's jedi training in the saga. >> we asked some really exciting questions at the beginning of this. did she train as a jedi? >> reporter: lourd stepping into her mother's shoes, playing her in this fight scene. >> being back has been incredible, painful, surreal, all of the adjectives that you can come up with, probably i felt. >> know that we were doing this with sort of her at our side, that's something i'll always be grateful to her for. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to chris. you know the video is powerful when our floor director mark sees it and says, "nice." which what is we just got there. so that's going to be coming out in just a couple weeks, couple days now, march 17th, as part of the release of "the ri o ke

it was clearly in our subpoena because we had meeting records and we corrected our subpoena which ridley said 10:30 12 we corrected it to 1025 to 1245 which clearly included the haldeman conversation. and so having that kind of detailed record makes a difference. and by totally stonewalling, as a trump administration is, no witnesses. let me just say it's not just in terms of criminal cases. he is not letting people testify for regular oversight. so if you want to know about children in cages, his taxes, he is not letting anyone testify. that is eviscerated in the separation of powers in the role of congress to do oversight. see one great question thank you. others? >> my question is do you think there is enough evidence to have another article of impeachment? >> guest: evidence yesterday think it will happen no. i think at this point that's probably the right decision. it doesn't mean there won't be an indictment in a new administration. there won't be one in this. >> host: the state? >> guest: the state could do it now. there are cases in the courts that could lead to his tax return go

abrams and star daisy ridley dealt with the scene's technical and emotional challenges. >> this is theisn't actually there. >> yes, master. >> was very difficult. i had to walk off and have a moment. >> reporter: also in the doc entitled "the skywalker legacy," a deep dive into the filmmaker's decision to feature her jedi training in the saga. >> we asked some really exciting questions at the beginning of this, did she train as a jedi? >> reporter: with lourd stepping into her mother's shoes. playing her in this fight scene. >> being back has been incredible, painful, surreal. all of the adjectives that you can come up with, probably i felt. >> to know that we were doing this with sort of her at our side, that's something i'll always be grateful to her for. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news. los angeles. >> i can't wait to see that. "star wars: the rise of skywalker" available march 17th on digital. good news, all of you get a free digital download. [ applause ] to t.j. >>> well, while you all continue to celebrate your free digital download we're going

so fred ridley, the chairman, said the health and well—being of everyone associated had led them to thatollowing suit in a sense by postponing rather than cancelling their masters sol postponing rather than cancelling their masters so i think that is worth stressing. there is still the hope that somewhere in 2020, the first men's major of the year will be played, but who knows when that might be. it is a very fluid and dynamic situation at the moment and the organisers face huge headaches across the entire sport to work out across the entire sport to work out a schedule as and when it becomes apparent that it is safe to continue playing golf. rugby, and it has been confirmed by the organisers of the six nations that the game between wales and scotla nd that the game between wales and scotland has also been postponed. we had anticipated this might happen because of the other matches, italy against england and france against ireland, were already postponed, so affecting rugby hugely. in cricket, england's test series against sri lanka has been postponed with all players and staff returning