well with the a.b.c. case i didn't want to work with geraldo rivera who had done some kind of crazy things not crazy but a little bit over the top and i didn't feel comfortable and it would have doubled or tripled my salary but i said no which was you're not supposed to say no to the executives i discovered so my name was my. there for the rest of my day i was there so i got a call one day from mike wallace i joined sixty minutes as one of his the best care producers and you know he was a sensational reporter an interviewer to be fair to him but i also noticed there were certain stories that he and the show didn't want to do which they technically have a right to do they're my bosses but i notice we were on our ponchos we're not doing certain subjects or certain people's names would be not in a script and at the thing that did it at the end was. i had someone who was basically one of the founder of sixty minutes his best friend was involved in a company that we were reporting on and they kept not approvin

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journalist running a college explains sorters baldness reporting reflects either deliberate lie by a.b.c. news or willful ignorance so severe that palestinian death and misery is invisible even when it's staring a.b.c. producers square in the face death and misery which by the way now amounts to at least ninety palestinian deaths according to gaza health ministry and over three hundred thirty nine injured at the time of this broadcast or two israelis have been injured as a result of the rockets but you won't hear this disproportionality reported in the western press because palestinian deaths are just another inconvenient truth. in two thousand and ten fidel castro made waves when he announced that cuba's socialist model was no longer working now the media latched on to this is an example of socialism failure what castro clarified soon after is that his country's system was in dire need of reform since then cuba's decentralized state owned enterprise is a. allowed hundreds of thousands of people to open businesses in the private sector however cuban leaders have made clear that these mea

we're back with troy and also one of the stars of pretty little liars on a.b.c. family extended up to two years and enormous if you grew up in hollywood your father d'albret us aerial writer director producer and creator is magnum p.i. n.c.i. is jack quantum leap in mother deborah brad a writer can produce you almost automatically going into the business right well it was pretty much born on a sound stage and for me the question became if this is my world what space will i occupy in it we have brothers sisters i do and many of them are actors editors are not just on t.v. and i am one of nine nine yes that's a little mormon out of my father's catholic here yet a good guess but he was remarried several times so i really only have one full brother then the rest are step and half sibling all close we're all very close the the the old. siblings grew up in a very different world than we did so it's a whole range of personalities and and characters they were never able to hollywood world know they grew up in a trailer park in pennsylvania well so very very different wha

you also see him this fall thursday nights on a.b.c. scandal of another years. and then we get find me on twitter at cain's things i'll see you next on. the switchboard washington well it's a mess to speak to that scary list there's a. question mark there's actually doesn't do too much for our revenue line tax because the giant takes on a seventy six year old american farmer in the studio. going to the greek for this. do you think this is what the brain has a lot just to but it's also the large debtor nation. breaking news that is mostly about targeting the status quo i want to get your points working for the american dream the next they were justified it's time for americans and lawmakers in washington to wake up and surprising about the real crisis. well when you're with your home army wife and they maintain your holiday just like you know.

you also see him this fall thursday nights on a.b.c. scandal i mean that he has nothing to do and then we can find me on twitter with kings things i'll see the stuff. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some knocks lightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. it's because one call attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on your good company. and our team we have a different bright. good because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes i will hand over the stuff that i've got to.

sixty's and seventy's there are a lot of good journalism around today in fact the three uyghurs at a.b.c. c.b.s. n.b.c. a very good one to a great of for my first rate first rate and the newscasts are first rate but they're not many people as many used to watching them well i have some of the newscast and i think overall we're over adult beverage i think the three anchors would say they probably have difficulty with it because there is so sensitive they've always been seriously through ratings and demographics but i don't think any either any one of the three network newscasts now are as hard or as hard news as the anchors would like them to believe but they'll have to speak speak for themselves did you run a tough ship and see you the managing editor i was so with your orders cast there's anyone that anywhere would come down from above than say don't rub those. basically no c.b.s. at that time i can speak for you know the deal was i was an anchor and managing editor of the t.v. news which meant i had to call in every story it was of legal process i would ask a lot of other people's opin

one when when roone arledge zero tried to get me to come to a.b.c. news in one thousand eight hundred seventy nine and eighty or it was a powerful push where i really went there and they've you know well if you know what i mean and then. around the two thousand i want to say in one thousand nine hundred ninety two thousand ted turner. came with an offer and quite honestly i've always wanted to work for ted i admired him from the last really odd but those two times i considered but each time over money was better elsewhere and one could argue might have been better financially to go you know somewhere i've seen be as leaders tend to go my parents i understood them and i had the kind of loyalty and also not just loyalty but i thought it was the best place in the world for electronic journals to work no regrets on sure you always have regrets you know might or could've should've done this that it was all captured on you know i love reporting in years as with teaching go i have a patient who is not of god i have a lot of walls larry many of which you kno

from nothing which lead to sleet and simple challenge to look just keep up the story is still be just a.b.c. be a stage eight look to be a little but the jungle was. plenty . lot of fun your whole life should be making new knowledge base your life you know alone. the a. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today on roller sutra. the interview. a. good. weekend with. some of. the consents to. choose to go. to. choose the stories get him. to speak. to. the battle lines are drawn his forces still might. report on the shell shock civilians trapped. the palestinian death toll spikes is israel's prime minister to use any means possible to stop hamas from relaunching more. keeping personal internet. would breach.

probably brought this change of policy in the movie friendly fire starring carol burnett appeared on a.b.c. in the fall of one thousand nine hundred seventy nine based on the struggles of iowa farmers peg and gene mall in the film depicts their fight to obtain information about their son's tragic death in a foxhole in vietnam as a result of shrapnel from a u.s. artillery barrage. garnering an emmy for outstanding drama friendly fire raise public awareness. about the lack of information provided the families of the fallen and likely was the driving force behind the subsequent changes in policy instituted by the department of defense within five years of the film's release the pentagon established casualty reporting regulations that specifically addressed friendly fire for the first time regulations dictated that the army inform families of the inflicting force involved and stipulated that reports should include circumstantial evidence as long as it's made clear where facts and supposition begins the army was now mandated to notify families of situations where friendly fire was even suspecte

must stop immediately you know if winter in watching it very interesting it was a few days ago that a.b.c. news ran that false or mistakenly said clip about the suffering of the israeli people which they quickly apologized for but i think it's really quite telling about what the establishment in the united states thinks of that conflict there's one good side and there's one bad side it's been that way my entire life. yes i think that is that is that is true of the way the mainstream media covers this conflict has covered it for a long time and to a great extent continues continues to cover it. i mean the israeli security services horribly brutalized an american teenager. because that is an american teenager of palestinian origin who was visiting relatives when he came to the attention of israeli security forces you know his brutalization doesn't really doesn't really count. and isn't presented is something that that should outrage americans and should require accountability from the israeli government that was responsible for this for those teenagers. that's right here here is there's a v

massacre which must stop immediately you know in washington very interesting it was a few days ago that a.b.c. news ran that false or mistaken they said clip about the suffering of the israeli people which they quickly apologized for but i think it's really quite telling about that what the establishment in the united states thinks of that conflict there's one good side and there's one bad side it's been that way my entire life. yes i think that is that is that is true of the way the mainstream media covers this conflict has covered it for a long time and to a great extent continues continues to cover it. i mean the israeli security services horribly brutalized an american teenager. because that is an american teenager of palestinian origin who was visiting relatives when he came to the attention of israeli security forces you know his brutalization doesn't really doesn't really count. and isn't presented is something that that should outrage americans and should require accountability from the israeli government that was responsible for this for those teenagers. that's right here there is th

it's not just me about the story will be just a.b.c. being a stage eight will be. but the jungle was. plenty . plenty. for the new a little more of an alleged bank of new knowledge base i think i'm getting a moment. of pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome to break in this i'm out in martin so two days ago israel launched a bombing campaign dubbed operation protective edge against gaza that's still ongoing but despite the horrors on the ground the mainstream media seems to only be telling one side of the story take a look at this from the wall street journal israeli air defense intercepts more rockets as fighting continues melee times goes on of the clare that palestinian rockets reach farther into israel and lastly the new york times makes it seem like there's an equal playing field by stating israel and hamas.

flooded in east ukraine after and government forces were driven out of several he says that you see this a.b.c. is a boring which is now. self-defense fighters video taken from inside another tank shell soldiers laughing. and now here is how the battle lines have changed in recent days the army has roots taken more cities pushing on to government fighters back to the regional capitals. now in retaken cities the military is arrest and local police officers and all men aged between twenty five and thirty five this is according to local authorities now this video actually shows a ukrainian deputy question in a man with a plastic bag on his head as you're about to see. elderly man with jail for his alleged answer government protesters who who call separatists. or load up with you when. you get. the brunt of the offensive has fallen on civilians and infrastructure here you can see the remains of a church the swords are in an air raid on come at the last the city has been under siege and the targeted by shelling for almost two months now thousands have fled just as they have from other cities and vi

fourteen billion dollars annually despite its illegality and according to a two thousand and four a.b.c. poll as many as thirty percent of single american men over the age of thirty admit to having paid for sex at least once in their lives now the debate over illegal. zation or decriminalization usually falls under a moral argument often ignoring the benefits that such a policy change could generate specifically for the woman involved except in the case of nevada multiple counties in the state do currently permit legal brothels with resound in success according to the new york times eighty four percent of women working in a legal nevada brothels feel safe perhaps because most of them work for themselves and therefore don't need abusive and controlling pimps in the picture furthermore these legal prostitution hubs have no evidence of trafficking but as far the far as the rest of the country excuse me unfortunately the underground nature of prostitution leaves a little data for social scientists to observe until this month the national bureau of economic research published a report on the

sometimes from nothing to lead just leave it in the lead look just keep up the story you'll be just the a.b.c. the stage the intimate look easy to play but the speech of the lead . interview. led. by matthew martin the stories we cover here are not going here in the right suburb and start the extranet life the same time there's a reason that they don't want to do now nothing that are important and that we should all be completely out now let's break the set. israel returns to a sweeping blitz of garza as the cease fire plan falls flat and hamas rockets kill the first israeli since the conflict began. the day aborning is declared in moscow as emergency crews are moved twisted wreckage of three carriages the old in the capital's metro system killing twenty two people doesn't remain in a critical condition. brics nations lay down a challenge to the west by growing a new global development bank and an internet free of mass surveillance plus british intelligence is about to get legal backing to monitor private citizens as an emergency law goes before parliament.

sometimes from nothing of the lead this season and it's a moment to look at just the story will be jobs to a.b.c. be a stage eight will be. but the jungle was led . the interview. below. israel returns to its sweeping blitz on gaza after a ceasefire plan falls flat with palestinian deaths quickly surging beyond two hundred. protests against the israeli offensive take hold worldwide in london anger at the b.b.c. for not giving what they call a full picture of the conflict. nations lay the ground to even up the world's financial influences of some of the most populous countries signed on to a multi-billion dollar cooperation deal. from hijacking email addresses to military leading online polls and british intelligence exposed for a dubious range of spying tricks branded as outright illegal.

tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is the actress troy yan bella sorry all from a.b.c. family t.v. series pretty little liars here's a part of what's to come. is twitter and instagram important to the show it's crucial to the show because because we i think the reason our show is so successful is that we came out in a time when twitter was just getting its legs and all of a sudden there was this world in which you could our show would air and people could talk about it at the same time and our show was very sensationalized things happen that are crazy and you know out of left field and obviously good people gone but dead people come back to life people get killed off and you want to be able to not have the water cooler talk tomorrow but with twitter in that instant so my character is shot and all of a sudden everybody on twitter who's watching the show all over the world from israel to brazil can talk to each other and go oh my god spencer was just shot and it's this very different thing rather than the next day coming to your work and going on and could you believe it

of the internet it it's never been off the air and all anyone here on disney not just on disney and a.b.c. family to do it's run shelters of where the show they are but i think for me and i know danielle as well is that some of the most meaningful you know emails and messages in fan interactions have been people who come up to us and say you know i grew up with points world and it meant so much to me and i'm so excited because now i have a daughter who's five or six and i can't wait for her to watch girl meets world because now she can kind of grow up with the same memories your daughter on the show who will meet in a little in a while is twelve. can we expect to meet cameos from former cast mace legendary. absolutely we haven't but yeah we just finished our first season we finished at the end of may we did twenty one episodes and we were done or all done the first season yeah so we were lucky enough to have writer strong come back who played sean on the original show the place shown in the show as well people are going to very excited to see him bill daniels makes an appearance again is

it's not just leave out still we can still be just a.b.c. be a stage eight look to be. but speech was still. playing live despite all the democracy slogans that read hard from the white house they used to seem to believe that deep down they used administration has a sort of cultural bias towards a record believing that arabs or your rock is on simply not capable of democracy in the middle east is that it's been a site for multiple competitions by great powers and empires no real ability to consolidate legitimate missions states except under military dictatorships and i think if these parts of the world were left alone a little bit more by the rest of us it's possible that we might see more successful democratic experiment. this is about making the business survive. the. corporations don't love your parishioners hate corporations have no feeling. corporations don't care about you or me corporations only care about profit. people come to untouched forests and leave massively in the sea come on. we're not going to quit we will not stop until it is done what is more preciou

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ground troops uncovered 13 a.b.c. point for tonne -- access points for tunnels leading into israel. palestinians held funerals for 28 people kld by israeli -- killed by israeli fire, including three more children. in tel aviv israel's p.m. warned that the in vasion may become bigger. president obama confirmed his concerns. >> i support israel defending itself, but friends and allies are concerned about the risk of further escalation. >> let's go to gaza with nick schifrin. you are on the ground. what is the latest? >> we are hearing now in the last few minutes a lot of shelling over to my left. that is the israeli gazan border. tonight we saw a large number of flares, this is an illumination technique, you can probably hear the buzz in the distrit. those are f -- district. those are f-16s. we saw flares, large illumination. that's what the israeli troops will use to see where they are going. the other thing we are seeing is tank activity we talked about over my left soldier. >>. which is where a lot of rockets are firing. israeli strikes pounded that area, where a lot of people evac