hello, my name is michael , and i m speaking to you on january 17th, in side of a plywood box, here to relay my recollections of 9/11. i mean, obviously it s very unresolved for me. i could see the damage being done to people, but they couldn t tell their own story, in their own words. it was just plain, building down, building down. there was absolutely no space for the more complicated stories about what people actually felt. so, this is it. well i, just click it, go check to see. so we were willing to bust open the space for that. so you can see, we are inaction. once people went inside the booths, they controlled the recording. they controlled their own story. hey. it became absolutely clear, that this really was a very shattering experience. with a lot of feeling and emotion behind it. i m just, you know. and, our purpose was to capture exactly that. to tell the personal truth about what 9/11 was. okay, i
with me, zeinab badawi. my guest is south african jazz legend and political activist hugh masekela. his life and music have reflected the struggles of the anti apartheid hero, and the years of black majority rule. so, why does he now describe south africa as fast turning into a rubbish dump, and becoming removed from its authentic african culture ? hugh masekela, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you, zeinab. you were born in 1939 in witbank, 100 miles east ofjohannesburg. you said if i have a trumpet, i won t bother anybody . you say music is your religion? well, i was obsessed. i was actually bewitched by music from infancy. when i was five years old, my parents had to get me away from the gramophone and help me play the piano, with piano lessons. nine years later, i saw a movie about a trumpet player. it was a biopic, called the young man with the horn . i had to play the trumpet. in fact, it was a man of religion, father trevor huddlestone, who gave you your first
zeinab badawi. my guest is south african jazz legend and political activist hugh masekela. his life and music have reflected the struggles of the anti apartheid hero, and the years of black majority rule. so, why does he now describe south africa as fast turning into a rubbish dump, and becoming removed from its authentic african culture ? hugh masekela, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you zeinab. you were born in 1939 in witbank, 100 miles east ofjohannesburg. you said if i have a trumpet, i won t bother anybody . you say music is your religion? well, i was obsessed. i was actually bewitched by music from infancy. when i was five years old, my parents had to get me away from the gramophone and help me play the piano, with piano lessons. nine years later, i saw a movie about a trumpet player. it was a biopic, called the young man with the horn . i had to play the trumpet. in fact, it was a man of religion, father trevor huddlestone, who gave you your first trumpet? h
dollars, years of processing permits. resulted in rubble for wood partners. the developer and owner destroyed in friday s blaze. the fire in east bay now raising questions about parcell will dish person possible arsonist targeting construction sites. did they have concerns about this before it happened? everyone has been on alert who builds building in the east bay ever since the fires in emeryville and oakland fire district. reporter: spokesman says before the fire company had already implemented after security to prevent possible arson. they were security cameras, extra security guards reporter: partners is not the only builder concerned the bay area development may be under attack. we live in terror and our neighbors as well. people are afraid there will be another fire. reporter: the only fire victims are the developers going to rebuild treximet we have every intention to be built in oakland. they will have more than the security there had been in the past
mccormick in just a moment. reporter: the snow is falling in south jersey and delaware, as expected. philadelphia could get clipped with just a bit, overall the center of the action will be the farther south you go through south jersey and the state of delaware. a change over to rain around cape may and sleet mixing in. this is mostly snow fairly light coming across the region. we have a winter weather advisory up until noon, although the bulk of the snow is past us by 11:00 a.m. we could have a few inches on the ground by the time we get to 11:00 a.m. be careful driving around here. in the i-95 corridor, no problems just yet. if you see a snow shower pop through, you obviously want to slow it down. temperatures this morning as we head outside, 35 degrees in philadelphia. a little mild there for snow is to stick. 31 in wilmington, and trenton, 32 in millville. cape may, again, some changeover to rain, 34 degrees there. in dover and atlantic city it s cold enough for the sno