i was living in north jersey and the village voice said if you came to the new york comedy club and brought 3 of your friends to sit in the audience you'll get some stage time and i loaded them up and i went drove in and it was like 5 in the afternoon the new york comedy club was on top of the western bar is still light out you know summer and i walked in there was a mc one stage and a young greg giraldo. was waiting to go on and that was yeah a killer such a great guy and we struck up a friendship and i wouldn't on and did my 1st set and that was it i was just like ok this confirms that everything that i that i thought like the rush the i actually you know had a couple jokes written out that were you know like in structure and and they worked and i was just hooked and that was it and then i just started pounding it out new york from that point on. god if it was that much fun at dusk imagine want to. go on a night. club with a. squint your friends your friends he just drove in with staring at you couldn't have been more but i've never i've never been to a comedy club before that

the will not believe in the village. voice on the right and that this is not good because. in. all this all now we are trying to fix everything it was very difficult last march that. happened what were the. real interests when you lose all the curtains way down there is actually the. we have enough most of the world friends would like to get involved is that you do that all right. well actually the more problem that we have in if we have to haul. to replace some pieces because and if we have some broken. parts of it i have to rebuild it here in syria actually there are some companies they don't sell they apologize as a story we have sanctions and we can't sell. the manas hardly ever attain to teaching at the institute and repairing instruments for the president just to go into 2 different wrestle sessions he place it to all questions. one to bounce so it is hardly f. in these conventions to mask us without him involved most of the instruments i have made i use it in my of my concerts this is my what are called my personal sound just say this is i have done it like it before 253

the little not believe in the village. voice the very end of this month you can. follow this of course now we are trying to fix everything it was very difficult last march that. happened what on earth do you. feel in just when you lose lose the curtains and the way down there is on the street is. we have enough lost a lot of friends who would like to get involved is it you down all right. well actually the problem that we have and if we have to hold. to replace some pieces because and if we have some broken. parts of it i have to rebuild it here in syria actually there are some companies they don't sell they apologize and say sorry we have sanctions and we can't sell. she won this heart the efforts to teach champions to shoot and repairing instruments for the opera he has to go on to 2 different a hassle sessions keep pace with one to bounce so it is hardly ever in these conventions to mask us without him involved most of the instruments i have made i use it in my of my concerts this is my what are called my personal sound just say this is i have done it like it b

she began her career in journalism working for the ledger the second reporter william barrett, village voice and ask him to do news we can measure, nuke observer and rolling stone among other publications. intensify she publish novels the 21st century parenting before turning her attention to the consolation of issues are about to next topic. on the matter of religion as a session is written for the "new york times," the nation, the atlantic and the guardian as well as offering 2012 the good news club which investigated religious fundamentalism in public education. she is joined tonight the journalist and blogger david note. he worked at msnbc as a writer producer and he is focused on writing books. he reports on a far but influence a mainstream society. yesterday is better for the political blog liars and his book in hell followed with her crossing the dark side american border. catherine's book turn it as a subject of tonight program. please join me in welcoming katherine stewart. >> thank you so much. i hope of human watching from home is safe and healthy. i don't need to tell anyone here

in 2010 there was a landslide here and that was the beginning of the end for the village of moderate pm. voice i mean this is a little left of the courtyard in front of the churches and niccolo which was built on the edge of the village to be sort of. a hold up that there were over 50 heck tens of forest land there will be. put up with a mother. says coal production is still in full swing here. greece depends on coal for much of its electricity a new $660.00 make a watt power plant is being built near the village at a cost of $1400000000.00 euros the project uses german technology and german financing a 740000000 euro loan from the state owned development bank. all this for coal fired power production that's being phased out in germany. the landslide in moscow p.d. took place in 2010 in the village of a not guilty about 30 kilometers away there was a landslide in the summer of 2017 also near a coal mine. or east coast kind of p.t.'s house was directly up up the big crack. this is our east coast and his son petrus. they continually check on the condition of their home. the ground is still sinki

villages deep in the mountains. next bit 10 year old davy is finding her voice again what about that one. lou lou that's right. she's mischievous sometimes she cracks jokes she is very very friendly with all the children and she just loves that carefree type of child she is so she's a bit of a character yes she is she is there and there was. it's a lot to do that they're ok on this is going to be difficult that being a. bit lonely as a guard and want to play. despite everything she's been through davy hasn't lost. is a good visit or a good dream of home i'm strong. 3rd. one they're going to put that one. no i can't imagine how these young children between the age of 3 to 9 or 10 how can they be separated you know how can they live away for so many years so many months oh yes good that's in a few days the children will start the long trip back to their families that's. the poles mountain regions are as beautiful as they are poor opportunities here off here. many parents in remote villages want to bet a lot for their children. often age recruiters pride on that desperation. families hand over these sightings on

voice. they‘ re from poor tribal communities where they feel powerless. poonam often talks to young girls in villages to speak up. this group is where she first heard about sunita's case. it's a safe place to share stories. most of these girls know others who have been trafficked and they started a campaign wanting young people of the dangers. but as poonam and others try to fight this crime, they're faced with a new frontier — social media. i've come to meet a girl we're going to call seema. two years ago she began chatting to someone who randomly added her to a facebook group for teenagers. after a few months of messages he invited her to meet him in a city 100 kilometres away. at that point how did you feel? seema was held captive for more than two years. she was forced to marry her rapist by his mother, who also lived with them. and she gave birth to a boy. you were trapped in this house, i mean, did you think you would ever get any help? but seema did escape. one day, when the gate was left open, she ran for it. seema is now safely home with her family. she left her child behind with the father.

voice of the unheard. there's an african proverb that says a child will burn down his village to feel its warmth.what happens when we do not address the concerns of disenfranchised people, when we do not deal with police violence. this is what you get. that slogan, no justice, no peace is not just a bumper stickter. it is an if/then statement. now we're seeing the then across the country. >> let's talk about exactly to your point, joshua. it's not just george floyd. it's eric garner in new york. it's -- the protesters are calling for change. how does that change happen when we keep seeing it happen over and over again. >> part of it is changing laws. part of it changing the way that law enforcement is trained to have more ever a bring mbacke alive philosophy. if you don't bring them back alive, you become justice. part of it is with the nature of case law and how the cases are tried. a lot of people are upset about the nature of the charges. it should have been first degree murder. i think the hennepin county district knows -- it's very, very difficult to convict them of first degree murder. you

village. singing, hoping it's loud enough. raising their voices in order that she can hear.treet there had a lovely table laid out. tea pot there had a lovely table laid out. teapot and a tea cosy on and it drew my attention. you were and you said it has been a long time since you've seen one. since we mention it, our production team is a little bit annoyed with charlie, we've had hundreds of pictures of your knitted tea cosy. so many, the e—mail inbox has crashed you crash the inbox, charlie! here one by sue. her woman tea cosy, she made that herself. and this owl charlie, that is a sheep! and this bad? it is sideways on. very fluffy. here is the al, i am liking this! good use of blanket stitch. sent in by mark. i had so many on my social media feed, i had one from someone, can't remember the name, it was here, i've got so many. nan knitted the tea cosy, 45 years ago. still got it. it's blue, knitted, cannot find it, iwish ago. still got it. it's blue, knitted, cannot find it, i wish i had it! if you are having one of those today, at home, obviously, you're ve day moment, m

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village and they are. >> look at who's up in l.a what's up carson daly i caught some of you on the voice by the way. >> thankhat story was a giant boost amazing. graphics department is up making hot cocoa. we have an exciting pop start coming up, including how adam sandler is owning his time in quarantine and a cast reunion that, uncle al, is up your ally. >> i'm sorry i wasn't watching your weather forecast, i was testing with carson on what was up on pop start. i had to know. >>> i'm not sure i believe that. >> i was texting. >> also coming up, tina fey. and natalie morales checks in with the class of 2020 that she's been following for 13 years. first your local news. >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. some hope with the latest coronavirus numbers. for the first time since march, costa had no deaths. meanwhile b.a.r.t. will join other transit agencies in asking congress for more emergency money. it says fund-raisering from the c.a.r.e.s. act will not be enough to keep the transit afloat. they could lose more than $1 billion by next year. >>> let's get a look at that forecast for you this mornin