economy particularly in cape town businesses across the city and now struggling just to stay open robert adams has been finding out more. the term has always been a dream destination for travelers around the world the blue flag beaches table mountain which is one of the 7 wonders of nature the list of must see interactions is endless. december and january a peak periods with tourism in the cape but visitor numbers are down by as much as 90 percent strict lockdown regulations include nighttime curfews beaches all off limits to all of a snaps posted to social media nowadays include some interesting visit the police law enforcement and the national army who put all the sure life i economy down prices have gone up and people are suffering at the moment they are having difficulty surviving lots of business is. closed down if they're not already closed down the dominion of family originally from bulgaria has been struggling to make ends meet i mean survived lockdown despite the reduced client numbers husband daniels to a company which he started in 2007 as not it's also very hard i used to hear from

you would not have a rising four star general, if it hasn't hadn't been for first class robert adams. to make sure he was an african american like i am, you want to make sure that i was going to succeed. and he gave me extra council on not messing things up. and i give credit to albert adams, my first platoon's my first putin sergeant. on my for sergeants. charles thomas. these were all african american enlisted men. while they were not alone, there were many white enlisted men, latino enlisted men as well, but also making sure that i was successful. so credit to them as well. but to this point, it is the history. and so we want to continue to tell them, and i think for people like you who have served, and rose to the rank of senior chief petty officer. you need to be able to help articulate, what service meant to you. and to counter a little bit of the negative themes that come out of the african american community. about military service. for whatever reason, it's unfair and you have to go in certain places, and it is like you won't have any skills when you come out, and some of the

adam roberts set up 0pen kitchens as a way to coordinate restaurants and has provided more than a quarterto help schools feed their pupils. with covid, a lot of people for the first time are needing this help. and there's a lot of people who are trapped and isolated who can't get to food banks. so i think getting food to the people who need it most is critical and the schools are a key partner in doing that and that's a big initiative for us, is effectively providing a logistical service to schools to support their children that need it. issues can be complex and controversial but where children are going hungry, many in our communities are stepping forward to feed them. john maguire, bbc news. a mountain rescue volunteer who suffered life changing injuries when he helped save two people, who were breaking lockdown rules in the lake district, earlier this month can now be named. 60—year—old chris lewis, a retired engineer with the patterdale mountain rescue team, is still in hospital in a serious condition after falling 150—meters. graham satchell has been speaking to his team. when you'r

adam roberts set up 0pen kitchens as a way to coordinate restaurants and has provided more than a quarterhelp. and there�*s a lot of people who are trapped and isolated who can�*t get to food banks. so i think getting food to the people who need it most is critical and the schools are a key partner in doing that and that�*s a big initiative for us, is effectively providing a logistical service to schools to support their children that need it. issues can be complex and controversial but where children are going hungry, many in our communities are stepping forward to feed them. john maguire, bbc news. coronavirus has forced many people out of work and have left some really struggling. the first 6 months of the pandemic saw a 47% increase in demand for the services of foodbanks according to the trussell trust, and with no return to full normality for a whikle at least, many more people could be still be adversely affected. let�*s speak now to abbie butcher, secretary and volunteer of amazing graze soup kitchen in blackpool. she says they�*ve provided 400 meals a week during the pandemic; al

adam roberts set up open kitchens as a way to coordinate restaurants and has provided more than a quarterof rain, sun showers and it is going to be windy. in fact, sun showers and it is going to be windy. infact, most sun showers and it is going to be windy. in fact, most of that happening today, so feeling mild for the time of year, sunshine and showers, some of those heavy and thundery and we also have a band of rain continuing to push down into east anglia and the south—east and here it will be slow to clear, but behind it, sunshine and showers and do not forget some of those will be heavy and thundery. towards the west, gusty winds particularly for the north—west, up to 65 or 70 mph and temperatures between eight and 13 degrees, so above—average for the time of february. as we head through the evening and overnight, eventually we see the end of the rain, moving away, showers push into the north sea and we have a drier slot before the next band of rain sweeps in from the west, still windy conditions and temperatures down a touch compared to last night. perhaps even low enough locally i

adam roberts set up 0pen kitchens as a way to coordinate restaurants and has provided more than a quartertical and the schools are a key partner in doing that and that's a big initiative for us, is effectively providing a logistical service to schools to support their children that need them. issues can be complex and controversial but where children are going hungry, many in our communities are stepping forward to feed them. john maguire, bbc news. tapping your card to pay without having to enter a pin has become increasing popular during the past few years. so much so that the limit on contactless payments was raised to £45 last year. it is particularly relevant during the pandemic. good morning, that's right, the contactless limit could go right, the contactless limit could 9° up right, the contactless limit could go up to £100, because the pandemic has accelerated the shift towards electronic payment. the concern is what impact that could have to those who still rely on cash. good morning, everyone. contactless cards were first introduced back in 2007. they're increasingly popular and

adam smith. we have a question. you talked about the theory of moral september sentiment and where property is rooted in resentment. robert asks about how your thesis is linked to adam smith's theory of moral sentiments and i think this is an interesting point because so far you have been talking about property as a positive good, something that can promote exchange and commerce and it helps us with other abstract thought, something different than mine, but here re have adam smith talk about resentment resentment ands worth unpacking. can you talk about that? >> so, the key for -- reading adam smith and basically the time i was working on the project, had been reading adam smith and working on adam smith with vernon something i how to determine' economics the games -- >> i'll never get tired of you saying working on adam myth with vernon smith. makes me laugh every time. i love it. vernon being one of the great, great brilliant polly mattes of poly moth maths of the i'm laughing with you not at you. >> my decide is estopped in the genius of adam smith and he brings township main theories in fill alreadies of moral sentime

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the way it did jani he believes she left the woman at the widest and been adamant against that either but of wolfy she had not robert what the problem and that is. a lot of the stuff was short 2 fat lot of it and then update us wife a and was wife would stop this right i think it was that i got the we'll see about the cuts out for some part of our system is extreme vanity and vanity about appearance. is a part of that and valid in vanity about one's possessions one certainly saw that with with saddam somewhat different with the rather idiosyncratic khadafi who dresses in a very peculiar. manner he also. has done these rather strange things he has a bodyguard of 40 amazonian women. and had. cranium nurses who took care of for his every need so there's something about a a a thirst the hunger for for admiration for nurturing for 4 for caring for support that goes into every aspect of life for these individuals. no self respecting dictator can be without a palace or preferably several palaces and the more marble the better. the most effective symbolic tool of representing power of creating intimidation the scale. make t

adams family. it's a good way of understanding both public portraiture in a beautiful painting like this one by robert charles leslie. leslie was an artist, was born in the colonial america, colonial british america, traveled to london and studied at the royal academy under benjamin west, another expat colonial who was teaching painting there. and, you know, a grand painting like this really shows louisa adams in a regal way, where was the silhouette is much more intimate and it would've been an object really only seen by family as opposed to this very formal portrait which we have on loan from the state department. in addition to having paintings in the exhibition, i really wanted to include these other ways of portraying sitters to think about the impact that these women had. dolley madison, one of the most kind of popular and well known of the early first ladies, served not just as hostess and help mate and first lady to her husband james madison but also served as a hostess for thomas jefferson. and when we think about the first ladies, of course we're not just thinking about the wives of presiden

silhouettes are suspended in the adams family, so it's a very nice way of understanding both public portraiture, in the form of a beautiful painting like this by charles robert leslie. he was an artist, he was born in colonial america. colonial british america. travel to london, and studied at the royal academy under benjamin west. another expatriate colonial. who is teaching painting their. and, a painting like this really shows, louisa adams, in a very regal way. where the silhouette is much more intimate, and it would've been a object only seen by family, as opposed to the formal portrait, which we have on loan from the state department. gonna dish and to having paintings in the exhibition, i really wanted to include these other ways of portraying seekers to think about the impact that these women had. dulling that isn't, one of the most popular and well-known of the early first ladies, she served not just as hostess, and first lady to her husband, but also served as a hostess, for thomas jefferson. when we think about first ladies, of course we are not just thinking about the wives of presidents, but also the women who served as hostesses. in the 19th ce

. >> and adam, i want to not exactly defend the byrd rule so much as explain why it seemed like a reasonable idea at the time when robert byrd brought it into senate budget process. first of all, parties were not obstructionist, were not trying to block every single thing the other party was doing. and it did seem as though the budget process needed its own rules, as did for example international trade legislation. it made a certain sense at the time. and i was working for the senate when robert byrd was on the floor himself personally enforcing it against both parties when they tried to put things in bills he didn't think should be there. but now in today's senate it carries a completely different effect than what was intended for that completely different senate than it was written for. >> yeah, that's right. it was written in a senate where it didn't take 60 votes to pass everything. most legislation passed on a majority vote in the '70s and '80s when these rules were developed. it's just really important to underscore that for your viewers, that we've come to accept the senate as a place where it takes 60 votes to p

robert kennedy jr.'s conspiracy theories and rush limbaugh, sean, all helping fan the flames that the election was stolen from trump, when it was not. those are the people whose families like adams are listening to. there are so many american families listening to them. these television personalities push i lies and conspiracy theories disguised as patriotism and traditional american values when really they're just home wreckers who wouldn't offer up the truth if it landed in their snake oil. next, ka medellin dave chappelle gets serious and sums up the capitol hill riots, and colin kaepernick, who took a knee for police brutality. >> they're carrying con fed red flags to the rotunda! the confederate army didn't even do that!

robert dent and dougly brinkley. good morning to you, gentleman. and congressman dent, if i could begin with you. adam to pay a big political price for this but he's made clear step by step by step in this really powerful op-ed in his great interview with jim that he doesn't care. that if he loses his seat, so be it. you wrote this moment is a reckoning for your party, your republican party, what will this week tell us about that reckoning? >> look, first, adam kinzinger is a very good friend of mine and he's absolutely right there needs to be accountability of president trump, former president trump. it is simply out of control. the parties is in a very bad place, as is the country. and donald trump is acted as an accelerant for many years. he's like gasoline on the fire. this country always has divisions and there is always tension and anger. and the job of the president is to tamp it down and this president did just the opposite. and so i think that kinzinger is con correct. there is a reckoning coming to the party and could they embrace both liz cheney and marjorie taylor greene. many republicans

corrupt liar adam schiff back in governor newsom to a point into california's vacant e.g. seat? oh, boy. the great one, 11, reacts to that, next. ♪ ♪ i am roberti've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we now know they corrupt, congenital liar, adam schiff, the biggest conspiracy theorist in congress, is apparently now behind the california governor newsom to appoint him to the state attorney general vacancy. well, that raises two major questions. first, is governor newsom really that dumb to give the job to this corrupt, compromised, congenital liar, like schiff? i guess the answer there is probably yes. the second, what sort of new conspiracy theories would schiff come up with as a state ag? guaranteed, by the way, to send more people packing out of the united socialist utopia known as california. he

adams up. i don't think he deserves to be where he is very >> the next call for robert mary comes from jeremy and wellston, ohio. welcome jeremy. >> hi thanks for having me. i was just wondering what your opinion was on the three top conservative presidents being from such a republican state here in ohio, thank you? >> for those three top in your view? >> jeremy? jeremy is gone. let's eat ohio there's eight from ohio, correct? i think william mckinley was one of them. b called them conservative. i mind is blanking, rutherford b hayes. >> was the only interested in the ohio presidents? are all presidents? see what he was the ohio presidents, grover cleveland, warren harding, my mind is going blank about four of them right there. >> guest: yeah not when to get them either. stuart and james garfield. it's because he mckinley was president he was more than that. he was a man prepared to move the country new directives, he did he change his views on tariffs dramatically will he was president. so i'm definitely put them in a category of being sort of a conservative. i think those terms by not necessari