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channel well this t.v. channel it seems to be close to hezbollah hezbollah statements was also reported on . television so this is hezbollah claiming responsibility for an attack that it promised to carry out just last night's secretary general hossam the through all the reiterated that the decision has been taken and we have left it up to our field commanders on * the ground to carry out the operation when that. i think we've lost. a holder in beirut we'll try and get it back for you just as soon as we can if you're just joining us here on the news what you're looking at right now looks like smoke in the air not tear gas we've been covering lots of stories with tear gas involved in them in the past couple weeks that is not tear gas that's the aftermath of what hezbollah says was an operation which quote has killed and wounded people inside an israeli military vehicles in the heart of our correspondent in beirut there making the point that oh my dean t.v. that claim being broadcast by dean dean t.v. pardon

so as well as a canadian t.v. show channel sorry t.v. channels so why i'm saying this willing you know being born in the 70s going of the seventy's there was a moment when i would turn on the t.v. and see the big blockbuster but buster splashy hollywood movies with actresses like julie garland and blackface but then by the eighty's late seventy's you know there was a mainstream consensus that we didn't want to see that anymore in t.v. what. sense what do you think happened because none of the have a conversation because it is unacceptable so when they happen what what what changed their minds i think part of that is listen it went underground so so a lot of these cases were white people coming out post censorship post mainstream censorship is white people in white only situations i think mention this a little bit right when there is not black people around there's not people of color around and if they're honest with themselves. some of them would admit i wouldn't have done this if my black friend had been their only black coworker excep

if you wanted a border for the t.v. news channel and you've been given very specific by our channel by our editors or what you can and cannot be sure you're not obviously going to dig for stories other than that some of our colleagues spoke to these t.v. journalists and asked them if they had been to several of the areas have seen a good that we were visiting and they all said no so if you are not visiting more than a few specific areas you're obviously not going to board on the desk you're going to say that everything is normal indian media from. the time of independence was part of nation building project and has been part of india's nation building exercise all through these years all the last few years nationalism. militarism they're all. as one in the sea. if you're not with us you're against us. indian news channels do not limit they're with us or against us approach to india they use the same tactic against other news organizations trying to cover kashmir international one so i think new york times al-jazeera and

and will be thank you and we'll be adding more apple originals every month and it apple t.v. plus will be available in over a 100 countries a lot. of course there's also the new i phones they levon and the 11 pro with several cameras and night multi take pictures in low light the watch now has an only is on display no need to tap it to see the time but that's nothing groundbreaking compared it is off with actually teacher but i phones one get 5 g. until next year no surprise sales are down the i phone still accounts for half of apple's revenues the tech giant has to evolve so it's moving beyond hardware and software so it once a streaming and gaming platform to help bring in more money. for more of this let's cross over to wall street and. yes investors have long urged apple to diversify to to decrease its dependence on one product the i phone now that the company does seem to change its business model out of markets react well apple does change but at least here on tuesday there was not really a big reaction on wall street and we shouldn't forget the big cash follow remains

media collectives like my t.v. v.m. pop will have to fill an information void. one that's especially dangerous during the net daily military raids in the bad the collective the photos videos and information in real time you can share them with residents on facebook and what's. the decades really security forces have operated with almost total impunity in the bad focus of the focused religious people go for it you know what you're going to tell someone else opening day or look at us a little bit about this is that you want to facing off with residents occupying and invading hun. but not without pushback from the media collective well it's reading listlessly the scene there was several instances where we used our videos to get justice there was the case of it why do dishes lose a 10 year old boy who was shot by a soldier the 1st thing the residents did was called up where we wanted our video to serve as evidence of the crime scenes to avoid someone moving the body or placing a gun in the child's hand the policeman wouldn't allow us in the area but we are from the

and my swearing the iconic red cloaks and white head piece is familiar from the t.v. series and subsequent political protests appeared in the streets of london ahead of margaret and puts his book launch fine say the book is more relevant than ever in some ways it's becoming a worse place with them particularly in the night sky. and so this is very current and very relevant very necessary it wasn't just ahead me it was a forward but it's that 8 minutes to read an x. and then type feel where every time every word that she writes and she change any genuinely changed my life. thanks to stressed as hand range evoked fictional state of giving out handing out oranges and repeating well known catchphrases from the novel. through the sky the canadian only attended the launch and gave a midnight reading from the long awaited sequel at a press conference she had this to sign about the world of gilliatt. as the. as it is to the world let us hope so. although it's never enough for the people that are running things and those societies think that it's just a group and over what the

international t.v. money has drastically accelerated that development and since last year top european clubs like they are not bit by and manchester united are getting extra money things to the champions league so called club co-efficients those clubs get money from that pool even if they are not successful real madrid got 35500000 euros john. for taking part a e k f and scot only 1100000000 from the same so the big clubs make millions just for having big names and being successful in the past. and the number of insane transfers continues to grow. and we haven't even talked about sponsor money yet just one example margaret pull in 133000000 a year from could supply alone over 120000000 more then say a dutch club audience that means that only from selling their kids they can buy one care with bayer more than the dutch champions each and every year. and that's only the kids' supply of money if you put together all the other sponsors national and international t.v. money and club could fissions rian madrid

fred rogers or mr rogers the late children's t.v. presenter and what's interesting about this it's not really the story of fred rogers but it's the story of the life of someone he influence namely a cynical journalist who tried to find the dark secrets about fred rogers but spoiler all he found was more wonderfulness this film is like a big warm hug and maybe just the right thing for these sort of talks at times skull always a mine of information great to chill. scott roxboro in toronto thank you. now in our continuing series 100 german must read featuring great books from german authors that being translated into english we're looking at a book that sheds some light on have family life was in the former communist east germany in times of fading light or you can rule the office a view of life on the wrong side of the. another family gathering from hell the mom gets smashed the son doesn't even show up and the 90 year old birthday boy the grandpa probably knows of that happening. and. everyone in oregon all his novel in times of fadin

fred rogers or mr rogers the late children's t.v. presenter and what's interesting about this it's not really the story of fred rogers but it's the story of the life of someone he influenced namely a cynical journalist who tried to find the dark secrets about fred rogers but spoiler all he found was more wonderfulness this film is like a big warm hug and maybe just the right thing for these sort of talks at times skull always a mine of information great to chill. scott roxboro in toronto thank you. now in our continuing series 100 german must read featuring great books from german authors that being translated into english we're looking at a book that sheds some light on how family life was in the former communist east germany in times of fading light or you can rule the office a view of life on the wrong side of the. another family gathering from how the mom can smash the sun doesn't even show up on the 90 year old birthday boy the grandpa probably knows of the happening. everyone in or going to his novel in times of fading light kn

it's very common to hear t.v. journalists say that they don't go into the favelas because it's too violent we can't deny some of that is true this interview for instance we should be doing it inside the limo but today was an intense day of gunfights it would be irresponsible to tell you come let's do it day if a journalist wants a scoop from inside the for that they should listen to a favela person but what we say doesn't have credit following think a boy yes if not why not if you are fundamental because they have a direct link with everyday life they listen to the residence they give visibility and amplify those voices to have alternative communication tools like not a.v. poets are speaking out against the logic of war and the dehumanization of black bodies in the favelas is fundamental and for my mental. release 5 a lot of the people of the favela face the political establishment hell bent on treating them as a hostile population as well as media outlets hindered by difficulties of access but also by bias and a

so as well as a canadian t.v. show the channel story t.v. channels so why i'm saying this growing up you know being born in the 70s growing up the seventy's there was a moment when i would turn on the t.v. . see the big blockbuster but buster splashy hollywood movies with actresses like julie garland and blackface but then by the eighty's late seventy's you know there was a mainstream consensus that we didn't want to see that anymore in t.v. what. sense what do you think happened because not having conversation because it is unacceptable so what happened what what what changed our minds i think part of it is with it it went underground so so a lot of these cases were white people coming out post censorship post mainstream censorship is white people in white only situations i think mention this a little bit right when there's not black people around there's not people of color around and if they're honest with themselves some of them would admit i wouldn't have done this if my black friend had been there on my black hole worker excedrin so pa

today i talked to literally create a t.v. presenter and film director. put it back there it's really nice to have you with us today's been a while we wanted to have an interview with you what a chance that you're here in moscow so i want to start with back with your collection that's a new project that's going to come out in 6 months it's sort of a compilation of french writers you're not a meat you're a producer and editor of this thing and it's supposed to talk it's supposed to show the french way on eternal matters and i correct exactly what are they so matters you know it's a crazy idea is that russian writer famous. of to ask me to choose my favorite books of contemporary writers and put my name on the cover instead of theirs but no i will i will ask that my name is smaller than the name of the author it's just that we present my favorite novels of the last 10 years. so no voters about yet today about the the the world how it's changing so quickly and so we really. we're working on the list we're working on the translations we didn't choose everythi

so you're saying storytelling is so much better done now on t.v. that he should i think we know where they're offering to steal our incredible stories in novels thank god there are but it's it's a difficult battle and i would i would choose to fight in another field. so you don't see yourself as a stereotype for minorities i mean for example no i don't think i'm really a storyteller. i think i do partly autobiographical books and partly because i get to know such to make people laugh about advertising or about models but so i never really bored and been incredibly bored story or you know something really completely original like like the great writers i love i know i know i'm not in this gets a goalie and it doesn't bother me but i've heard you also say once that you know you have to be somewhat not depressed or like on the down side to actually write a book when everything is going to just want to have a drink i hear you on that one. but out is it really like that though stephen king said that life is not supposed to be a life support for the art

when demanding an apology from the t.v. station and we want to show that the t.v. report was manipulated. to go through this. the 1st time that an ordinary citizen is bringing an action against the state t.v. station t.v. peak and not the other way round this is my biggest case so far and it's a landmark case for society. most but my guess it's very challenging but i feel good about it like i feel i'm defending european values and contributing to something important that the spikes it does but it says i'm fighting for a more democratic society that up holds the rule of law but to the markets that budget provisions that. it will give us for example i love my job i love sorting out the final details the night before quarter parents the adrenaline on the day that. especially when it's a case that has broader social relevance. i guess i get very invested in the whole thing interest what is it with and we aren't. in court spatter describes how her client has suffered both personally and professionally because of the t.v. report. he's had to switch jobs and he feels he's

with an opposing t.v. them cards. should that we can do it we are capable of getting elected new groove evidence based policies be fought using puppets discourse and and we gave what would have changing the political landscape one small step at a time. i mean everyone has the world painted politics and and in society as a whole to make sure we get to the society it does it is that you have to be in office that many ways to live and making the time to sit back and hope that all this fluid glass is gone and everyone has a response to me and we'll get a campaign if we don't do anything today is to eat meat. ego in the. the world has a bit less plastic when tableware is edible. and afghan women refugees have jobs. this is what the drama is doing and it's a project started by students in new delhi. you saw in the potential in that idea so in course when the. next d.w. . good shape. sweet temptation. of course and. asked. why. the customer takes x. why should i eat all sugar and how harmful kids sugar and how should i enjoy

in the u.k. a classic children's t.v. character has been criticized for failing to keep up with modern equality standards and some has been axed from his role as a musket for a local brigade after bosses said that he could discourage women from joining us. more than ever. the rescue team managed to save the day farmer sam 1st aired in 1907 as an allegation about firefighters in a small welsh village since then it's been widely used to promote fire safety and services across the u.k. but now it seems this time might be up in some areas at least explains. generations of kids may have grown up with him but legendary children's t.v. show character fireman sam needs to get with the times that's according to the lincolnshire fire and rescue service for years he was their mascot helping to recruit new fina fighters bots now lincolnshire fire and rescue service say that fineman sound is outdated and non-inclusive and he's putting off potential female recruit firefighters nationally and residents locally have raised some concerns

he nearly joined under slum missed a student scoop box don's to we t.v. program he change his mind now he hopes to use his story so the sky weeds out this from being radicalized i i'm eddie micah geneal you're welcome to the show pope francis is in mozambique other stopped of a 3 nation tour of south an africa he's phrase the country's new peace deal and cold for unity meeting with a country's president on difference village just groups is also off at his solidarity to the victims of to psych loons which devastated parts of a country ellie out this yep after stops an in was um beak the pulp war then head to the island nation of madagascar was is suffering from the effects of the for a station the last leg office tall will take him to or bishes the pontiff ski issues include maintaining peace on the climate crisis it is his 4th visits to the continent i warm well i'm for the pope from these nuns in mozambique's capital so. let my people that i'm. just the with the babies i'm really happy because we're here to greet our shepherd pope francis the father of t

so as well as a canadian t.v. show the channel story t.v. channels so why i'm saying this growing up you know being born in the 70s growing up the seventy's there was a moment when i would turn on the t.v. . see the big blockbuster but buster splashy hollywood movies with actresses like julie garland and blackface but then by the eighty's late seventy's you know there was a mainstream consensus that we didn't want to see that anymore in t.v. what. sense what do you think happened because not having conversation because it is not acceptable so when they happen what what what changed their minds i think part of that is with it it went underground so so a lot of these cases of white people coming out post censorship post mainstream censorship is white people in white only situations i think mention this a little bit right when there is not black people around there's not people of color around and if they're honest with themselves some of them would admit i wouldn't have done this if my black friend had been there on my black coworker excedrin

sieved by the t.v. he nearly joined on islamist extremist groups about sponsoring t.v. programs he changed his mind now he goes to use his story to describe it's obvious from being radicalized. i am eddie michael jr you're welcome to the show pope francis is in mozambique are the start of a 3 nation tour of south africa he's praised the country's new peace deal and called for unity meeting with the country's president and difference religious groups is also offered his solidarity to the victims of 2 cyclons which devastated parts of the country area this year after stops in in was upbeat the pope will then head to the island nation of madagascar which is suffering from the effects of the forestation the last leg of 1st 4 will take him to. the pontiff scheme issues include maintaining peace on the climate crisis it is his 4th visit to the continent. they are. a warm welcome for the pope from these nuns in mozambique's capital. let my people not that. there's still the babies i'm really happy because we're here to greet our shepherd pope francis the father of the whole ca

no job security for the need reporters and t.v. networks so there are actually a lot of people who are arguing that we actually never recovered from the last recession that this was in a 10 year so-called bull market that in theory we were actually just stuck in a depression for the last 10 years simply because growth has not rebounded to the term trend we've been averaging about 2 percent growth in the us when the long term trend has been 3 to 4 percent and even though that average is not a huge average the difference is over 10 trillion dollars so you basically left 10 trillion dollars worth of on the table within the last decade so do you think we could ever return to that no the way to look at it is even if it has been growth it's been artificial it's because governments all over the world and central banks have staggering printed and pumped staggering amounts of money into the world you know listen if you give me 50 trillion dollars very very good time we could go dancing for the rest of our lives but that's what's been happen

in egypt we meet a young t.v. presenter who's breaking the mold when it comes to conventional ideas about down syndrome. and along the us mexico border we find out why ever more couples are opting to get married on average. it's donald trump's big election promise to build a vast supposedly beautiful wall along the u.s. mexican border too high to climb too long to get around his dream is a nightmare for millions on both sides of the border it's far from finished but already people are proving that you won't keep them apart. it's the best day of their lives everything is perfect just like i love the ring the dress the kiss. except perhaps for the location we're at the u.s. mexican border a place of people in flight heavy traffic passport controls. but it's certainly different marrying here on the border. 3 days. for the wedding we're in stuttgart what is in mexico a city marked by drug cartels and violence miters hometown. where . i always thought we'd have a normal wedding with a party not standing on a bridge yet

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fred rogers or mr rogers the late children's t.v. presenter and what's interesting about this it's not really the story of fred rogers but it's the story of the life of someone who can influence namely a cynical journalist who tried to find the dark secrets about fred rogers but spoiler alert all he found was more wonderfulness this film is like a big warm hug and maybe just the right thing for these sort of talks at times skull always a mine of information great to chill. scott ross wrote in toronto thank you. now in our continuing series 100 german must read featuring great books from german authors that being translated into english we're looking at a book that sheds some light on how family life was in the former communist east germany in times of fading light all you can rule go off is a view of life on the wrong side of the. another family gathering from hell the mom could smash the sun doesn't even show up on the 9 year old birthday boy the grandpa probably knows of the happening. and. everyone in or going to his novel in time

t.v. robotics. deep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture out facts is that a big ideas shift deliver us. from a dimension reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk to devise a simple. shift. with them how to be good go suckers when the highest i know if i had known the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip i would not have put myself and my parents so much time danger to move out of the game open a beautifully it would. love and some to deposit money it would be to give them i had a serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but once i'm going to. you want to know their story and for migrants for her find entry level information for margaret's. few cities in germany are as easy to recognize as this one this skyline with so many high rises can only be mined has an alias bank for it that is frankfurt.

well the reality t.v. star turned president with the t.v. comedian turned president in a what felt like made for t.v. moment that is the presidents of the united states and ukraine speaking in new york . landscape perhaps something about the best when he said it's better to be on t.v. then on the phone or reference to of course the phone called a memo which has been released by the white house today that corresponds with that conversation and say between those 2 presidents. i'm going to go to kimberly how could our white house correspondent almost need to take a breath after that when kimberly because it was quite extraordinary when it came down to it though when the 2 presidents were asked about the phone call about what it meant it seemed to me that donald trump was trying to frame it all through the prism of corruption in ukraine not necessarily joe biden or his son but this is corruption in ukraine which i was going after. yeah it was really interesting i took from that presser there that there were really kind of 2 parts to it there was

it's very common to hear t.v. journalists say that they don't go into the favelas because it's too violent we can't deny some of that is true this interview for instance we should be doing it inside the limo but today was an intense day of gunfights it would be irresponsible to tell you come let's do it day if a journalist wants a scoop from inside the for that they should listen to for vela person but what we say doesn't have credit. thank you i just if that's why it's all and not have easy are fundamental because they have a direct link with everyday life they listen to the residence they give visibility and amplify those voices to have alternative communication tools like not a.v. and pop poet so speaking out against the logic of war and the dehumanization of black bodies in the favelas is fundamental for my mental. release 5 a lot of the people of the favela faith the political establishment hell bent on treating them as a hostile population as well as media outlets hindered by difficulties of access but also

and it's to the emmys now the so-called oscars for television the hit t.v. series of course game of thrones went out on a high note the long running fantasy epic that ended this year won an emmy award for best drama series taking the award for best comedy series fleabag black comedy about a dysfunctional woman and her life and billy porter became the 1st openly gay black man to take home an emmy award for the best actor in a drama series now that's for pose a series about new york city's gay ballroom scene in the 1990 s. . well series fleabag made by the b.b.c. and amazon prime shuttle won a number of awards including best writing and best directing for a comedy series the writer behind the series phoebe waller bridge also won an award for best actress in a comedy series she showed a sense of calm when she collected that award i find acting really hard i'm really. good at. that and cute to be nominated with these unbelievable actresses who i have just looked up to and watched and. for 70 years i mean so much thank you i mean that in the good and nice right.

channel $321.00 tish network channel 80 or streaming 247 on t.v. the free t.v. channel to 79 or as always it is up to you tube dot com start to see next. today there are good dentists and bad evidence the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the looked at those who work in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military juntas funding an army of death squads there's no posts anymore because there's always a small people really going to cut this. profit. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race based on off and scaring dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. that he didn't. she don't. go to work. with the hopes and fears on the call from the cold recall no cultic when he does it cause you know the force of the soldier you can see

generations of kids may have grown up with him but legendary children's t.v. show character fireman sam needs to get with the times that's according to the lincolnshire fire and rescue service for years he was their mascot helping to recruit new fina fighters bots now lincolnshire fire and rescue service say that fineman sound is outdated and non-inclusive and he's putting off potential female recruit firefighters nationally and residents locally have raised some concerns that firemen some doesn't reflect the fire service today in terms of both the job itself and our workforce it's important to us that our open days and community events don't think anyone feel excluded and therefore we took this decision lincolnshire chief fire officer. fired fireman sam has been getting roasted for it really does a great job for you as a once writing life as a one to write this new year's eve live i think you should do is to follow yourself . and lead farmer sam alone this isn't the 1st time that fireman sam has been in hot water many argue that while the show is politically

fred rogers or mr rogers the late children's t.v. presenter and what's interesting about this it's not really the story of fred rogers but it's the story of the life of someone he influenced namely a cynical journalist who tried to find the dark secrets about fred rogers but spoiler all he found was more wonderfulness this film is like a big warm hug and maybe just the right thing for these sort of talks at times skull always a mine of information great to chill. scott roxboro in toronto thank you. now in our continuing series 100 german must read featuring great books from german authors that being translated into english we're looking at a book that sheds some light on have family life was in the former communist east germany in times of fading light oil you can rule go off as a view of life on the wrong side of the. another family gathering from hell the mom gets smashed the son doesn't even show up and the 9 year old birthday boy the grandpa probably knows of that happening. and. everyone in oregon always novel in times of fading