theirjob, and the really interesting thing, cathy,is and the really interesting thing, cathy, is what mick ryan has been out and still today because yes we have seen pictures of poorer people struggling in deprived areas in the bronx in new york, what we saw today is middle class suburban america in mercedes—benz, in suvs, lining up for food. take a mercedes—benz, in suvs, lining up forfood. take a look. we don't normally go in search of hardship in the tree—lined communities of american suburbia, but it now it is easy to find. this is the leaping queue for a food bank in new york's commuter belt. cars normally used for school pick up on the weekly shop, now a marker of middle—class need. some had waited more than five hours, bumper—to—bumper, in a tree that stretched more than a mile. come here now. for organiserjamie scott,

mick pickle. >> tucker: mick pickle? that's not a burger. >> alyssa: it was a burger made of pickles and we thought about doing it on the 4:00 p.m. show after the battle. >> tucker: i watched it anywa anyway. >> alyssa: this is what is wrong with this. >> tucker: was it the mick pickle? >> so customers going after it, the mick pickle burger in australia, they wanted on the menu for real. >> tucker: but guys, why didn't you do that story? i think we blabbed it in other so ran out of time. [laughter] >> that was so good. that was all of our pickers for the week. that is basically what we do after the bell. >> i shouldn't be allowed to drink anymore. basically what we like to do at 4:00 p.m. >> tucker: so you just won the coveted erik wemple mug from jeff bezos website who came on the show once and left it as you can tell. this is for your morning coffee. >> think is much, wow! >> tucker: we will have him sign it at some point or his wife or whatever. >> and going to give you the mug. >> tucker: i know it is attractive but

>> ah. [ beeping >> jimmy: mick jagger. do you do - [ laughter ] you do mick jagger >> well, i'm gonna do him now. pause. [ laughter ] pause. >> jimmy: mick jagger doing it - >> pause [ laughter ] pause. double pause [ laughter ] double pause >> jimmy: no, no, no yeah no, an impression of mick jagger. >> oh, man okay, okay >> jimmy: "hakuna matata." roots? yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ hakuna matata such a wonderful phras hakuna matat ain't no passin craze ♪ ♪ hakuna matata [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. dude, you're just -- you know how to do it you know how to bring it all right, here we go. it's my turn >> ♪ hakun [ laughter ] [ beeping >> whoa. >> jimmy: "i love you, you love me." what is that one >> that's the barney song? >> jimmy: barney song. ♪ >> jimmy: you wanna do that high ♪ ♪ i love yo you love m we're a happy family ♪ ♪ with a great big hu and a kiss from me to yo won't you sa you love me too ♪ [ cheers and applause hig

mick jagger says i'm so they've just woken up to this news. mickjagger says i'm so sad to hear about the passing of little richard, he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens. i would watch his moves every night and learn from him how to entertain and involve the audience. i will miss you, richard, god bless. it is hard to overstate his influence on the generations and the musicians who followed him, isn't it? yes, and i think that tributes just sums it up. it epitomises, in many senses, the kind of character that he was on stage and clearly influenced so many other artists. and as you rightly say, so many of the tributes. brian wilson from the beach boys said he was sorry to hear about his passing, he said he was there in the beginning and showed us all how to rock and roll. that sums it all up nicely. he said he was such a great talent and he will miss his music and that it will last forever. tim rice said he was indisputably a unique entertainer, which is almost an understatement, looking back at the video we are seeing about him perf

>> the irish guy who was -- >> mick motor vehicle mannock? >> his hatred for the hunt, i just wonder as you were speaking whether the fact that he come from an island, okay, where he is very vulnerable, okay, just like the brits felt that the germans would wanting to go back to the states, they had a different opinion. >> yeah. >> safety of the states and the distance to keep them -- could be. yeah. so he was commenting that the fact that mcmanic lived on an island, england, closer to germany. germany could easily invade in the second world war operation sea lion. it was at a factor that contributed to his hatred of germans. whereas springs, coming from the u.s., u.s. isolationism didn't have that problem because of the oceans that surrounded it. could be. manic had a lot of frustrations about what was going on. i think he channelled that in, you know, into a genuine hatred of the enemy. he felt if he could kill enough of them he might survive the war and might be able to, you know -- i mean, you have to understand, he was an idealist. in ger

i thought, mick jagger is calling t he went, hey, don't throw those bloody stares at me. i thought what and he went, don't throw those bloody stares at me. and he was doing an impression of me doing an impression of michael cane in zula. >> jimmy: i'm so psyched to see this movie, "the trip to greece" i hope this is not the last one. i know it is but i think maybe in two years you come back. >> i think -- well, here's what i will say in, say, ten years when enough time has passed, if steve is still alive, i'm happy to do it. >> jimmy: i'll live it at that steve coogan, rob brydon, i love you guys thank you so much for doing it i really appreciate. stay safe. buy, guys. stick around we have music from courtney barnett next ♪go bang bang, there goes my bazooka♪ ♪go bang bang, there goes my bang bang,♪ ♪i want my mind blown, i want my mind blown♪ ♪go bang bang, there goes my bazooka♪ confident financial plans, calming financial plans, they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. ♪ ♪ ♪ america's frontline aid organizat

last month mick lost his father to covid-19 and two weeks after that mick died from the virus. mick blubaugh was only 62 years old. marie pino spent four decade teaching and caring for children on the alamo reservation in new mexico. her son was a basketball coach to some of these kids. last week marie lost her son to covid-19 and she became sick as well. and pino passed away nearly a month after her son. she was 67. and dr. james mahoney was a force to be reckoned with. for 40 years he cared for the people of brooklyn. as the coronavirus can took hold of new york city, dr. mahoney worked in the intensive care un hospital by day and at night kings county hospital center. at home he was conducting telemedicine with patients. at 62, charlie, as he was known to his friends, could have retired and been safe and away from these risks but dr. mahoney wouldn't be anywhere else. he spent the last week of his life as a patient in the hospital he worked for decades, surrounded by some of the people who loved him most. dr. james mahoney died on april 27th. if you have a garden you know, w

joining us now to talk about the state's efforts to reopen as well as the national effort, mick mulvaney, former white house chief of staff, former director of the office of management and budget. mr. mulvaney, it's good to see you this morning if you were headed back in the white house this morning as chief of staff, if you were let's say, what would be on the diet you think reopening would be one thing maybe more stimulus and how to do that. what about china and ongoing concerns about whether to keep the trade deal in place and to go on? all of the above on the agenda >> yeah. i'd try to get the word out, joe, about the cdc report that came out last week that sort of clarified how difficult it is to get this virus from touching surfaces that was -- that's to me in my mind, that's a game changer. it's a dramatically different piece of information that we had. the government, the economy shut down in large part because people were so afraid they'd get something from touching a button on an elevator or getting a package delivered to their house. the fact it's difficult to get this disease

how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger >> he used to open my show i love you, mick, and i'm so glad keep it up, baby, you know you got it >> reporter: the man who singularly influenced so many white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i have never received nothing. y'all never gave me to grammy. ♪ >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life. his voice, his pounding on the piano, his pompador, his flamboyance. >> i was wearing purple before you was wearing it. >> reporter: and while he swerved in and out of the rock 'n roll lifestyle, little richard remained close to his religious and gospel root, sometimes struggling with his own sexuality. the beach boys brian wilson tweeted he was there at the beginning and showed us all how to rock 'n roll. kiss' gene simmons called him the father of rock 'n roll and the loss of a true giant >> hello rock 'n roll is alive forever. ilove you. richard penniman, little richard, was 87 years old and died of bone cancer. ♪ another legend has le

you come back in on sunday where you prepare your recommendations in a memo for mick mulvaney, chief of staff, so essentially the president. you get around the leadership of hhs, meet essentially with the preside president, with mick mulvaney, and it says you have a meeting with navarro saturday. the memorandum for mick mulvaney on saturday, and on sunday it says the director met and directed dr. kadlik of hhs on the recommendations. so it seems that -- i don't know how you could be more urgent in government than having a meeting on saturday and a memorandum on sunday and actions on monday once it got to the president's attention and the president's level. we appreciate the president moving forward on that. i'm on the ranking member of o & i, the investigations which you testified in front of before, and we appreciate that very much. i'm going to look more into the process of putting this hearing together and some things. as we read through your complaint, the only reason we have it is because you made it public. in your complaint there are different kpikexhibits that youk about, and

we would love that, and thank you so much to mick and matt for doing that i appreciate that. well, it is may the 4th, which is, you know, international firefighters day i do want to say that first off and foremost, they were trending on twitter. it's teacher appreciation month. like we need -- this is the perfect -- we're all appreciating teachers right now like crazy so man, i cannot wait to celebrate teachers, and thank you firefighters, and anyone -- emt, everyone on the front lines there, doing amazing stuff, really. it's a thankless job sometimes, and i just want to say on behalf of everyone, thank you so much. and it's also, of course, "star wars" day, may the 4th be with you. and i was thinking, "what are the 'star wars' characters up to now during quarantine?" i talked to tariq. so here to let you know what they're all up to, in alphabetical order, here are the characters from "star wars," given to you by tariq ♪ may the fourth be with yo may it be with you alway that also mean in quarantines ♪ ♪ from spring t into fall days star wars characters are home for a w

it was during this action in the siege of bastogne that mick arthur made his famous reply to german demand that he surrender. that reply was reportedly one word long: nuts. if the enemy did not immediately understand the typical american reply, the actions which followed undoubtedly convinced them that the americans had no intention of surrender. just six days after the counter offensive was launched, elements of patton's third army racing from the south dropped the german army and its southern flank. the pressure was off the 101st airborne. the first american army attacked from the north. after the british struck the bulge on the west, the third army smashed on north to link up with the first army. then, the weather cleared and our planes took to the air, blasting their forces. the battle of the bulge was soon over. the enemy was retreating. the germans had thrown their last big sunday punch of the war. while the battle of the bulge was going on in europe, the eighth army was battling stiff japanese resistance in the pacific. the fight for leyte would continue for months until nearly 50,0

we have to get to mick manic. this guy was perhaps the head and shoulders case study for depression. he was working class irish catholic. unlike pilots he believed and collected his tactics and working together. he wanted people to fly together. he would become the model for our eff tactics in the second world war. he was always about the good of the group not the good of the one. he left small animals. today people would say, no no no, you are not a good combat pilot. this puts you in a logistics or something. he was shy and introverted. he was obsessed with going down in flames. he talks about this all the time. he talks about it all the time. he hated the notion of the ace and passive aggressive psychology. he come from a quiet small rural town, canterbury. he was an anglican dominant. it was more catholic where he grew up. again, he is talking about seeing one of his victims. my first two shots killed the pilot and wounded the observer. the machine was completely smashed and rather interesting, also was -- i f

world's greatest musicians have cited him as an influence how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger when you stop on my show he started with me i was like the prince of last night and i love your music and i'm so glad keep it up there but you know you got it. rock n roll of them up forever praise for his contribution to music spanning generations pay their respects to the legend. it's a deadly sin. and a whim of nature. it motivates us. and threatens to ruin us. greed. sexual desire for me. that drives our. country puts it in danger. why are we greedy. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st w. this week on boiled stories. colombia coronas impact on venezuelan migrants egypt where learning about corona can be fun but we begin in germany where the homeless it's become even harder to survive on the streets due to the corona crisis . and aid organization is trying to provide them with the basics. war meals have become scarce so than usual for homeless people these days most soup kitchens and shelters have closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. meat

in both countries they face an additional challenge however because of the cruel and i'll spend that mick and lock down in both countries in doubt many shelters were converted into corner wireless wards just 2 weeks ago and now as a consequence there's a shortage of e.v.a.'s in which these people can be evacuated many have refused to actually move to the shelters because of the fear of contracting the current one of violence there's also consensus around the rule here camps imports is bizarre in bangladesh while the cost of the cycle on does not pass through abusing it is the false reports also could one of us cases have already in months in cox's bazar last week considered to be one of the most densely populated areas in the world and even if the typhoon does not hit this area hard it will definitely cause an impediment in the efforts to prevent the spread of the pandemic in this area there was a just while in delhi let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world to south in israel where of course ordered the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to appear to be o

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travis mick michael on the street. the worlds of the runner and the chasers collided violently. an unidentified person captured this. three shots and arbrey died in the street. more than two months later no one's been charged. a fact that has left arbrey's father outraged. i want to see them go to jail. they need the harshest crime they can get. >> reporter: critics say there was no arrest because the man with the shotgun was a former police officer. in fact, because of the father's law enforcement connections, two district attorneys recused themselves. before he quit, travis mick michael said he was acting in self-defense when he was killed by arbrey. they say this was perfectly legal under the georgia's citizens arrest law. outraged, they felt it was being overlooked in the pandemic that kept protestors at home. >> there are a lot of people who are discouraged and believe this is going to be one of those cases that has happened in other parts of the nation where a life was lost and nothing was done. >> the community has united. i mean, as you've seen out here, there's members

he was considered by many as a founding father of rock influence, the beatles, elton john, mick jagger, the rolling stones. his son just confirmed the news. no cause of death has been reported. he was 87 years old. more news after the break. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> welcome back. these challenges times have inspired people to be creative. in one san francisco neighborhood, it resulted in a new business. why neighbors are keeping it up. >> the recipe for difficult times. take a couple stuck at home chefs and in one neighborhood it will yield bread. call it an opportunity baked in the ovens of necessity. these chefs stuck at home like everyone else. >> we started baking bread to give to the neighbors for fun, stay busy. >> with no work and bills piling up, they realized that bre

i was with keith richards last night, and i love you, mick, keep it up, baby, you know you got it, whoa! >> repter: the man to influenced so be white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i ain't never received nothing you ain't never gave me a grammy. >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life his voice. his pounding on the piano. his pom pa dor, his flamboyant outfits a and while he swerved in and out of rock 'n roll lifestyle he remained close to his religious roots sometimes struggling with his own sexuality. the bea nile rogers of chic added "the loss of a true giant." >> hello rock 'n roll is alive forever. love you >> reporter: richard penniman, little richard, was 87 years old and died of bone cancer ♪ ow >> reporter: another legend has left the stage, but his music will burn forever. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> a giant and that's nbc nightly news for this saturday i'm jose diaz balart thank you for the privilege of your time stay safe, please, stay safe. and goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> right

the mick micmichaels are not in because the cops saw the tape. they're in jail because we saw the tape. tells you everything you need to know. amy, the idea, this is the breaking news on this, that we know of the tape because one of the mcmichaels thought that it would explain the situation and lessen temperatures and not allow that community to turn into a ferguson. that's the explanation. shows a bizarre miscalculation of how it would be interpreted. one last observation, if i may say this, you know, this happened on february 23rd. we sit here in mid-may still learning details even in the last 24 hours. it makes me wonder what else we still don't know. i'm just wondering. no matter how it cuts, what else don't we know? i want you to remind you to answer today's survey question at smerconish.com is the partisan fight over when and how to reopen helping president trump's re-election? >>> now, still to come, hackers hit a law firm filled with a-list celebrity clients. the ransom they're demanding, $42 million. so what options does the law firm hav

thing up at the age of mick was all done. what i meant the girls. in the middle. finger. along blood knew the 1st thing it was one of the results are just small look in the wrong . mission have gone towards last week they look you know but she just a question. for most people when they get a passport is because they want to travel to another country but in your case a passport is. basically to have a normal life in your own community. like it. doesn't notions of a chemical. and i'm sure a lot of what i thought was possible. but they. didn't. and. one of the most difficult. and his team was to figure out how many people lived in the shadows in kyrgyzstan and how to help them out. he spent most of his time in the hills the villages of the fair ghana valley which spreads across parts of the biggest. and of course kyrgyzstan some of the areas you went to were very difficult to access yes we because of landscape you know criticize us. more than 90 percent of territory want things. and sometimes we couldn't reach with the we cause the mountains villages then we used the horses

he influence some of the biggest names in music including elvis presley, paul mccartney and mick jagger. little richard was 87 years old. >>> boy horn of the legendary las vegas and magical stage act siegfried and roy were an institution in vegas since 1967. you might remember roy nearly died when one of his of our tigers dragged him offstage during the 2003 performance. he was born in germany, and that his performing partner while working on a cruise ship. he was 75 years old. >>> the state of california training thousands of people to perform contact tracing to contain the spread of the coronavirus. it is time-consuming and labor- intensive work. tech companies like apple and google are jumping to help. the use and potential abuses of high-tech contact tracing. >>reporter: apple and google, who quarter and a combined 95% of the u.s. cell phone market, announced a partnership to use phones to pinpoint if you have come in contact with someone who's tested positive for the virus. >> when your phone is there another phone or somebody else's, it's able to create a record of that connection

ideally, yes, of course, we'd have john bolton testify, mick mulvaney come forward, lev parnas, but we didn't, they were refusing to come forward. i think speaker pelosi holding back saw the public sentiment go up where now today, over 70% of americans think that a trial should have witnesses. what a crazy concept you have john bolton waving his hand and saying now i'm willing to come forward and testify. and also, the new documents that these outside groups like just security through their public requests have been able to obtain so we've gotten a lot, now it's really on the senate to just do your damn job and listen to witnesses. >> seth: if this goes the way, one might predict it goes, which is it's very short, then comes time to vote for witnesses democrats don't get the four votes they need and the president ultimately gets acquitted. will you look back and say that it ultimately was worth it because that was one of the questions that people were asking early on. look, you don't have the votes in the senate, why are you going through all this, was it worth it >> yes and i thought

in the brother's repair shop mechanic lars mick link manages to transform even a rusty back into running capital gains is when there's another gas council that's the gas cap we've just been talking about. but they were actually looking for the taillights of the capitaine p $26.00. so they see. the courts. for all their might to find something here right away you're lucky but that doesn't happen very often. like total of 145616 of the best selling p 2 sixes were built quite a lot for an executive sedan so there are still plenty of parts around. the hobby i gotta to hack you know there. was exciting. before long the mechanic is finished restoring yet another capitaine to 6 soon it will be back on the streets purring along smoothly and comfortably the familiar feel of a capitaine. marcus linares wedding coach is also a 26 now the paint job is finished and it's back home in its own garage. it's got a lot of office. yes . or no office to. learn or sun florian helps him put in a new rear seat they don't have to do a perfect job just make sure it's comfortable and roadworthy. it's good to. have

hassett and well lives at places that still bear witness to the cold war division of germany and that's mick tim's and we'll find out what has. change since reunification turning a once heavily fortified death strip and so unattractive tourist destination. will visit a small town torn apart in the cold war. well check out castle one of the symbols of german reunification. and globetrotters steve painter sends his regards from durban and south africa. i'm heading south all the way along the border between hess and chewing and until i reach the. 3rd cities and towns meadows and fields quite unimaginable that this region was once marred by the cold war and cut into by the iron curtain i want to find out what things were like back in the day and head over to point alpha a former u.s. observation post at the inner german border. in oxford. takes me around the premises 1st he shows me the different stages of the east german border fencing. starting in 1952 the old boundary stones were replaced with barbed wire. but those trying to flee could easily cut it when no border guards were in sight so the

says, you have the meeting with navarro on saturday, the memorandum of mick mulvaney on sunday. on monday, it says the national security council policy coordinating policy met and directed hhs to implement navarro's recommendations. the push by the white house to ask more swiftly, contentioned tension between dr. bright and hhs leadership. i don't know how you can be more urgent than having a meeting on saturday, memorandum on sunday and actions on sunday once it got to the president's level. we appreciate the president moving forward on that. i'm the ranking member of o and i investigations. i'm looking more at the process of putting this hearing together. as we read through your complaint, the only way we have it is because you made it public. in your complaint there are different exhibits that you talk about. we're having a hearing today and there are 33 exhibits referenced in your complaint. it's not public. i think we got the majority through "the washington post." that's how documents were made available for this hearing, my understanding. the 33 exhibits that were not mad

. >>> and how rihanna just outshone elton john and mick jagger. "the skinny" is next. that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la ♪ don't stop believing ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ >>> time for "the skinny," starting with a broadway cast sending a message to its star, don't stop believing. >> the cast of "rock of ages" recorded that song, and maybe perhaps it worked for star nick cordero. the actor's wife said he just emerged from his medically induced coma. >> cordero has been battling covid-19 for more than a month with serious complications, including blood clots that forced the amputation of his right leg. >> cordero's wife amanda klutz tells "gma," quote, we still have a

james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. exhausting just watching him, wasn't it? well kelvin holly, guitarist and band member with little richard joins me on the phone now. thank you so much. our condolences to you for losing such a dear friend. how did you meet him? first of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just got a of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got a call from him out of the blue one day, apparently a friend had recommended me for guitarist and his band. wejust called me from los angeles one day. at first i thought it was somebody playing a joke on me, but i soon realised it was really him, and he asked me if i could get on a plane to los angeles. i got on the first plane running the next morning. i sat with him in his hotel room and played with him that night. i spent the better part of 20

right there i know well mick cornett year he strategy use a national fundraiser in the author of branding america. and i a day nice to have you in the stream explaining what you do day. expects to be. really matter because consumer she'd start proceedings 1st district as previously this director for mayor people are just present. all right thanks so much for being with us everybody i want to start with a little bit of video daniel from the their recent. posting the e.t.h. and its video of campuses canvassing for. biden and also tend to think that that any sound as joe biden at takes us back a couple weeks but when we look at the way people tend to sing and now i look at the way that we didn't even stand not close to each other. what difference do you think this is going to make for the rest of the campaign as it goes forward to november as. well as always it's a little bit hard to predict but i think i think in the in the near term it hurts people who are not incumbents whether you're an incumbent president and when i say incumbent i mean somebody who's already in office like president. p

light into these quarantine measures the quicker the country will go over the peak of the pond that mick and well things will get back to normal by the way about the situation of the russian prime minister mccomas just in because a lot of us like the 2nd money in london russia so he's doing fine according to whom and who is taking part in war conferences and basically never think this is going on remotely the way i'm doing great now from my kitchen he's from me doing it from the comfort of his home recovering from the recovery from covert $98.00 so essentially right now what is going on the minister is getting an update on the situation so to the outdated latin russian minister out for instance he has updated he said he's been to king return to king about medical equipment and he's been addressing the tension shortages and apparently they have managed to notice autos and sensual medics of the foot with everything they need and the government is trying to do its best to. provide all necessary also when it comes to host so bad. to make sure that there's nothing else to accommodate everyone

discrepancy the problem for the president his own health experts, the cdc and even his former chief of staff mick mulvaney recommend masks in crowded settings what it means is that if we are careful about social distancing and putting on masks and so forth we should be able to go back to work sooner rather than later. >>the recent quinnipiac poll found 2 thirds of americans believe masks should be required in public. some trump supporters would rather face the virus without protection, i mean he's now where mass, i'm not aware masterpiece now we're down now word the president yes are another trump distraction his threat to move the upcoming gop convention out of north carolina in protest of that state's reopening plans now other states are vying for the event the doors open we want to have the conversation whether it's rnc dnc whatever because i think it will be good for the people of florida one administration official who dared to question the white house response former health and human services deputy inspector general kristine graham stood by the report issued by her office when to shortages

james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. well, joining us now is charles white, aka dr rock, who wrote the official biography of little richard. dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard ? dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard? equally influenced little richard? equally influenced many after him but who did he follow in the footsteps of? yes, he was great, marvellous. just turn that off, hello... can you hear us turn that off, hello... can you hear us ok? i can hear you now, thank you. charles, who influenced little richard? who influenced him? i think he was unique. he had several influences but he was all unique. he was the originator, the creator of rock and roll, full blast, the greatest thing. i was reading his dad was a preacher who owned a nightclub and sold bootleg whiskey. i suppose there are some very potent ingredients. absently. it was a smoldering time. his father was about six

james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. something you're watching the bbc news — with me, reeta chakrabarti. now on bbc news — zeinab badawi explores how the crisis has affected our health, our economy, our politics, our society and ourfuture — in global questions. hello, welcome to london for the latest in a special series of global questions, with me, zeinab badawi. it seems that, so far, africa has been spared the worst of the coronavirus pandemic, and it's not clear why. will this continue? or could africa become the next epicentre of covid—i9? plenty of questions — we will bring you some of the answers. that's coronavirus crisis: focus on africa. i am now in bbc‘s headquarters here in central london, and to bring you this edition of global questions because of lockdown, i have to bring you our two panellis

coronavirus now a lock downs of caused more economic chaos so tell us what's going on in argentina mick inflation is running out of control. is headed towards 0 which is not a surprise to anybody familiar with argentina so even before the coronavirus hits argentina was in for some serious economic troubles and just by way of comparison i know you and stacey came down here in december in the currency is lost i know it's use about half of its value in just a few months sense so it's headed for another one of its sort of perennial financial crises so are claiming argentina is the next venezuela but other than the hyperinflation argentina same to have a far more diverse economy both socialist a male liberal administration 7 account for the same capital flight an economic catastrophe what keeps going wrong in your opinion nick everything keeps going wrong argentina has an abysmal tax system an abysmal regulation system it's impossible to do business here that's why capital is leaving but argentina also has a strong underground economy which is actually contrary to what many people believe is

protesters particularly finding it insensitive at a time when the world is fighting a global pandemic mick david thanks very much indeed devika paul in that the shopping center in hong kong where crowds are gathering in some numbers now if you have to says it shut down a privately owned kenyan plane in somalia earlier this week in a statement to the african union it says its troops mistakenly believed the plane was on a suicide mission and reacted to protect its company but then in the southwest 6 people were killed when the aircraft carrying medical supplies to somalia went down . they are not sure the plan to get people back to work in the united kingdom but it won't be the same as before. and find out what former president barack obama said about donald trump and it's time to leave the country. hello are all the wet picture across much of western europe the catus means to me end of the last year as it is bringing with it some pretty heavy rain particularly into these areas across into france but it's nice ahead of that here is the coast of the netherlands people out enjoying the fresh a

james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. well, i spoke with guitarist kelvin holly, who played in little richard's band. i asked him how they first met. ijust got a i just got a call from ijust got a call from him out of the blue one day. apparently a friend had recommended me for the guitarchair in his friend had recommended me for the guitar chair in his band and hejust called me from los angeles one day and at first i thought it was a joke on me. but i soon realised it was really him. and he asked me if i could get on a plane to los angeles andi could get on a plane to los angeles and i got on the first plane running the next morning. and i sat with him in his hotel room and play with him that night. and spent the better pa rt that night. and spent the better part of 20 years in his band. how nerve—racking was that? part of 20 years in his band. how nerve-racking was that? it was very nerve—racking. because up to that point

mick mccarthy asked, just on that, he describes it as sort of a dad's army approach to tracking and tracing. he says, why aren't they using the largest platforms like apple and google, why all this, in his view, obsession with what he calls misguided privacy issues? zoe again? at the moment, of course the app is something that is coming, hopefully within the next few weeks. but at the moment, they have these 25,000 people that are actual real people who have been trained to contact trace and as was said just before, this is not something that is new and actually, at this moment in time that is probably the most useful and appropriate way of doing this, having a conversation with somebody. if you do test positive, that person can help you identify who would be classed as a close contact. because it's not that straightforward, people have probably heard that to be classed as a close contact, that means... zoe? i'm going to stop you there just for a moment while our international viewers leave us. you are watching bbc news. and zoe, just to pick up on what you were saying, this thing about a c

said that it was self—defense, they said that it was self—defense, they said that the two men, the two mick michaels were trying to make a citizens arrest, and they believed that ahmaud looked like a suspect who had been involved in break—ins in the area, and that is how it was left. it's not clear exactly when they got to see this video. it's not just this week. there's also been some complications involving the investigating authorities who... some of whom worked in one another's offices and the father who has been arrested worked in one of the offices of one of the district attorneys. there's a lot of complicating factors, and it seems to bea complicating factors, and it seems to be a combination of it getting to the sort of state level, the bureau of investigation for georgia, plus the video emerging, plus an enormous sort of online explosion of horror, not least from the presumptive candidate for the democratic party, joe biden, i mean, he uncompromising language, he used the lynching word about this, and as you know, that is an incredibly powerful historic and very very emotive term

musicians of pay tribute in the past hours with bob dylan saying little richard was his shining star mick jagger saying it was his biggest inspiration and brian wilson said that he was there at the beginning and showed us all how to rock n roll priyanka gupta now looks back at his legacy. yes there are real solid that are rock and roll graduate and was. born as richard wade penniman. the bad boy from america's deep south georgia. with of all those are good members as little richard was one of the founding fathers of rock n roll. this spam born style of playing the piano and distinctive stage presence was a fine blamed office gospel roots and the blues am to create something electric was a. little richard exploded onto the scene with his 1st hit single in died 155. tutti frutti whose lyrics were considered so well received that have to be censored. it sold a 1000000 copies over the year and has been described as the one grech all of that changed the world of music in the us. down to my me down which was a time when black and white americans was segregated but little which is music book tha

micked crowds. both 8 officials and federal officials said you have such a wide variety of groups mag made up here, everything from anarchists and alt-right groups to white supremacists here trying to co-op these protests for their own purposes. and we have seen that playing out today. i was here at 8:45 when thing kicked off as the police moved in on these protesters. there was a group i was standing next to. some were yelling he within * stay peaceful and calm. this is about reform. protesting what happened. and this group i was standing next to, five young men looked over and in more colorful lounge wage, said why, that forget that, that's over with, that's not happening. in their hands, five of them were glass bottles. they had a big bag with more glass bottles inside. they were coming here to have some kind of clash with police. even though they were the minority, but the crowds tonight were smaller than what we saw last night. city officials say that's likely in part to the pleadings throughou

plateauing and what we were seeing in hospitalizations rather than a decrease in the southwest near mick charles in region five. as well as in shreveport in region seven. at the data two weeks later, what we see is generally improvement in trend. when we look at syndrome x surveillance, the covid like illnesses, we did note that the areas around alexandria and covering others, it showed a plateau in people presenting as a portion of total emergency visits. however, overall, the syndromes -- symptoms were down for covid like illnesses across the state. cases. here we saw only two regions, region six and eight in the monroe area where we saw an increase in cases just looking at actual cases reported. i will show you some examples of that any a moment. as wellas well as a general plag on the state level overall and in regions two, the baton rouge area, and region nine, the north shore. that willlk about why be and we have talked and we have talked in past news press conferences and other engagements about the fact that the last two weeks also coincided with an increase of testing overall in

and mick what are some ways around the ballot access issue and if we talk about that we want to make sure that everyone understands you know what the impact of the ballot access issue is but there are things to be some ways that 3rd party candidates might be able to get around it specifically in terms of how to make the media pay them attention we know if you're not on the ballot in certain states media largely ignores you as a candidate. that's right ballot access has been made more difficult than it is for the major parties by the major party that's no surprise they rigged the political system in their favor but there's a tipping point when people get fed up and then we can overcome those challenges the ballot access we've seen that in the amounts of ballot access that state that you listed before that the green party and libertarian party have managed to get on now there under these very unfair conditions where the pandemic is not allowing them to get on the remainder of states but there have been some recent legal decisions i believe in ohio and other states that are lowering tho

he has to mick sthaur too many regions don't get out of line for another. yeah, when you talk about 2024, they will deny it. but the fact remains when push comes to shove, the governor, along with others s thinking very seriously about the future. >> last question, governor news home is no stranger. he is doing it almost on a baydy basis. >> let's remember this is the fifth largest economy in the the world. to the extend that california manages to get its hands around this virus, without losing nearly as many lives as new york, new jersey, michigan. that will mean a lot. since we have twice as many people in new york. it will show the management skills, will you use that term. and taken the state through the greatest vie sis. >> that a good story to tell. thank you for your insight. >> >> up next, thanking front line medical workers. support on the peninsula. >>> okay, want a cruise? carnival cruise line is set to set sail. and today, carnival announced plans to phase in operations beginning in august. i will launch a total of eight ships from miami, and ga

cindy tweets this seems unwise and mick chiming in saying i won't be driving in wisconsin. meantime georgia became the first state to make this controversial decision and has already given out nearly 20,000 licenses without road tests. wow. jillian: okay. aoc says that basically we should be treated like we are in school. take a listen to this. >> we are able to use those to elevate the general consciousness, then what we do every time we add a small layer is kind of like when you go to class or when you go to school. >> so new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says we should change the nation's slowly by schooling americans and some folks felt like she was talking down to them. well aoc doesn't hide what she thinks of her constituents and theresa says we are not in school and will never be socialists. but i think the larger point here for relating us back to the coronavirus pandemic. many of us think time to create fundamental change. hillary clinton calling it a terrible crisis to waste. and aoc talking about her tactic to overhaul how this country is run in a s