operate in donbass, kherson and zaporozhye regions, this fall he became a permanent teacher at the faculty of mediaryone, this is the faculty of media, right now we are in the building of the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, he was recruiting his students for his work, it was important for him to teach future journalists in practice. he never... felt sorry for his knowledge, he always shared, was ready to share at any moment, in our company, let’s say, it was like that, yes, now it’s already after many years, i head a regional holding, a media holding , at some point, a year ago, i asked borya, i said: “bor, listen, well, you’re already such a well-deserved, re-deserved, experienced correspondent, russia 24, status, listen, i have children". are working, well, give a master class, maybe you need money or something else, he says: listen, you don’t need anything, yes , of course, what questions in general, and he came from moscow, and worked with the guys, and i saw how enjoy it, there is no such thing that you have to be there for 12 hours at the workplace, there is a dut

and this fall he became a permanent teacher at the faculty of media at synergy university. go! : pain, listen, well, that’s how you are already deserved, re-deserved, experienced correspondent, russia 24, status, listen , my children work, well, give a master class, maybe you need money or something else, he says: listen, nothing is needed, yes, of course, what questions in general , and he came from moscow, and worked with the guys, and i saw how much fun he had, there is no such thing that you have to be there for 12 hours at the workplace, is there a duty? you can come, plus or minus, you must always be ready to be called. while instructing students, he said that it was important to preserve keep a level head and treat any news with a grain of salt. you receive an assignment depending on which... department it concerns, you either go to a group of cities, or to an international group, or to the gge. until the end, he believed in professional journalism, that it was not dead, that it existed, and it seems to me that the most important thing that he taught them was to question

video, it is related to the call for the national conference on religion, culture and new media of the facultyreligion and university media, sed and sima, in cooperation with seminary and university centers, organize the main topics of the conference. names and theories, opportunities and challenges, functions, emerging issues and the future of media. the deadline for submitting articles is 20th of bahman 1402. the time of the event, hardi behesht, month 1403, conference secretariat national religion, culture and new media. we have time for them to help this conference with what they want. we welcome these dignitaries with open arms, and in fact, they are asking for help to hold a scholarly conference, god willing. thank you very much for the conversation we had and the answers that the conference gave. in college religion and media will be held at the university of radio and television. there is no time to say hello and god bless you. aqadat muhammad 's rockets, muhammad's rockets . the zionist started storming al-aqsa, which he could not bear . according to the oath, the number of victims ex

but the san francisco chapter of the california faculty of social media association immediately came out against the deal. today's rally is at noon at the sf state campus. i huge relief for thousands of high school students in santa clara county. investigators determined that the threat that was made against for schools in the fremont union high school district was likely a hoax. the e-mail threats were directed towards fremont lynbrook monta vista and homestead. high schools. there was an increased police presence on the campus is yesterday as a precaution. and as the investigation into this continued, the district superintendent says that they do not anticipate police will be back in force today. >> later this morning, there's going to be hearing over potential change of venue in the case against the man accused of killing cash app founder bob leave. the lawyers defending name among many are now requesting the trial be moved out of san francisco. many attorneys says levy is too famous in san francisco for to get a fair trial. if it stays here in the city. today's hearing is schedule

also the san francisco chapter of the california faculty association media came out opposing the deal. today's rally start at noon on the sf state campus. later on this morning. there's going to be hearing over a potential change of venue for the case against the man accused of killing cash up founder bob lee lawyers defending many now requesting the trial be moved out of san francisco. well, many is attorney says lee is too famous in san francisco formal many to get a fair trial if it were to stay in the city. today's hearing is scheduled for 09:00am. and the south. newly filed court documents revealed more disturbing text messages allegedly written by former san jose police officer mark mckinnon. mara, make them are is already facing a civil lawsuit for shooting a black man back in 2022, all 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> marc mcnamara resigned from san jose pd last november when an internal affairs investigation exposed the text messages relating to the 2022 shooting incident when mcnamara shot a college football player. we're seeing 63 more pages of text messages allegedly wri

prospects, so alexey supports. what jean badriard reads at the faculty of journalism, yes always, this is the basis, the basis of the modern mediaelves, every time , you know, they spend several months writing this concept of a new simulacra, that zelensky will come to davos, we’ll impose a new new world on everything here, bang a simulacra arrives - acted out map and he understands this, he needs to continue to inflate the information bubble in any way, it seems they have an ace up their sleeve there, because... they will accept there, the twenty-third year seemed difficult, well, the twenty -fourth year has come, we understand what he can give a head start on the year that has passed, this is what is required of us first of all, first of all, we must maintain the pace that we have already gained, yes, we have entered the year of quality, so we must maintain the quality of our life first of all, the quality of our work, we must understand that in all this turbulent world that is around us... spinning, raging, after all, belarus has its own position, we have our own country, we have our own life, we have our tasks, we are now fo

masoud alami, a member of the faculty of allameh taba tabai university, a lecturer in the field of population policy. likewise, mr mohammad reza asnafi, a social and media researcher , mr. asnafi, we will start the program with a question from janabali. and the conditions of the society, in fact, in the issue of population policies and reproductive technology. it is not seen that you talk to us a little about this issue , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am polite and respectful to you, dear viewers and mr. alami. the multi-faceted and multi-faceted process actually requires solving the problem and looking at the problem requires a systemic view, which is a set of factors that lead to a family deciding to replace another member. to add to himself or to form a family and add a child to himself is a set of factors that if we do not look at this in a systematic way and only one-dimensionally , we want by creating local restrictions or incentives. this decision to influence this decision is not so successful and not if it happens.

president of harvard who will now be at multimillionaire faculty member, claudine gay you and a colleague of yours helped expose her plagiarism. are you surprised by the extent to which the american mediaivil rights leaders and academia generally have come to her support? >> i'm not surprised at all. claudine gay was a symbol of the di regime s conquered american academic life. they prioritize race and sex or ancestry and anatomy over scholarly merit. overt fairness, over a quality n every other principal. the left had to come to her defense because she represented the top prize that his wife bought so hard both exposing the plagiarism and putting pressure on harvard to topple her because i knew we were going to expose their contradiction. we were going to make it very uncomfortable and we ultimately force them to make a choice. was harvard going to prioritize truth or racialist ideology? ultimately became untenable because donors, the american people and political leaders said it was not going to be possible for them to continue as they did it. very thankfully as the beginning of this campaign certainly not the end why dean is now gone we have exposed the di regime and there's much mo

continue to target the movements of the israeli soldiers uh and we have heard from the israeli media despite the fact that the israelis are covering up on the... faculties uh said that from israeli reports knows that the number could be triple what the israelis are actually declaring when it comes to the casualties. now today with with this strike and with the fact that they said they used a diverse amount or different types of rockets against it uh and still you had though you had the iron dome uh the sirens sounding all across the galiley and you had a state of terror as you know from israeli media, among those settlements that are still there are not evacuated, so that means that and despite all of this, despite the iron dome, despite the sirens, these rockets did hit their target, now what what is it because of the type of rockets that hazbillah is using, is it because of certain timing uh said yesterday, and this is something of course that needs to be unraveled, needs to be explained and understood, said that it is on the battlefield, it depends on the the days and nights, hazbillah perhaps had been waiting for a certain time when there was even m

well, that's bringing most of a hostile session as a political analyst and professor fos media faculty. insight. ronnie is joining us via skype from there. thank you very much for joining us. on al jazeera and we're just talking there about the harsh reaction being promised. initially, mr. reiser himself was talking about is really involvement. do you think they will now accept this claimant responsibility by iso and if so, how will they respond harshly against iso i and thanks for having me. well, to begin with, i'm nobody buys the claim to isis has done that in here. but even if that this is an peices, it's been done at the hands of isis, but masterminded by the easier to use. there is no doubt in here about that unless you remember isis and no sir, i both were given a briefing of hospitals at these really hospitals in the occupied gold at high see where we looked at buying it from yahoo ban. these really gave out the photos and videos of these events and the hospitals during the war in syria and also um, uh if this has been done by them. uh, this has been masterminded by the user. t

the california faculty association union celebrated the deal, posting on social media, "in case anyone forgot, strikes work!" and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: as nine democratic governors led by new york's governor kathy hochul have joined together to call on president biden and congress to address the humanitarian crisis faced by migrants, we begin today's show in new york looking at the conditions endured by tens of thousands of asylum seekers who've arrived in the city over the last year, many on buses from texas as part of republican governor greg abbott's anti-immigrant efforts. on sunday, a three-month-old girl staying in a migrant shelter with her family in queens died after suffering a heart of cap those -- heart attack. this comes as there's an ongoing housing crisis for migrants and asylum seekers. many were left scrambling for a safe place to live af

faculty members out of a group of 30 people , 5 of them immigrating is something that will be determined in the future . saying if you don't read this discussion, it is a very specialized discussion. with media propaganda , decisions will be made with the concern of the public. now we have increased your capacity , but there is no demand. we have increased the capacity , but i don't have a class to teach this. this is what i want to say to you , let's respect the justice of the times. i will come back to you , mr. selshu. well, i agree with the part of the doctor's speech that there is pressure on the ministry of health. you see , our dear representatives in the parliament pass laws themselves, which sometimes they do not implement, as you can see, because in order to build a hospital in a place , it is necessary that the population there is of one number. there have been times when a representative just doesn't know why, now i don't enter the reason why but he has forced the ministry to build a hospital in a place where there is no such amount of population, then these hospitals are supposed to be filled. it has several characteristics: it is more incomprehensible , it is more complex, so t

sources we have the media, congress, we have other institutions, so, harvard has learned a lesson, i hope the rest of the universities will learn too. you are more than your current faculty on hard left, inc 97% of harvard facfaculty, identifies at hard left, that is not diversity. larry: a great point. froprofessor dershowitz thank you, sir. >> thank you. larry: now, i want to switch giers, we covered that. go to my favorite topics bidenomics, true, that the third quarter resent months in terms of gdp was a stronger economy than expected. okay. also true that inflation rates have come down. true. president biden and his staff however, are mystified at their continued basement level economic polls. polls show biden's economy is rating at 21%, with 78% saying it is in bad shape. now, president biden is blaming media, ha, ha. he should blame his own policies, at start of his term. he front loaded massive federal spending, regulation and socialist green new deal war gene against fossil fuels world inflation, after two years. of root canal interest rate hike by fidel cast fide fed federal reserve the inflation has eased. according to u.s. bureau of labolake sta districts, re

media outlets to sue them is a disgrace. when you are a board of any university you is need to make sure that your president, faculty and students uphold the rigors of academic integrity and instead they wanted to hide this from their students, from their community, so this accountability would not have happened were it not for the very clear moral questions at the hearing but there were many people who spoke out and really it was the over 1 billion views because of the pathetic testimony that led to this day. >> john: congresswoman, again in her letter, says after consultation with members of the corporation it's clear it's in the best interest of harvard for me to resign. you suggested a moment ago the corporation forced her resignation. are you just supposing that or do you have information that they said you've got to step down? >> i don't have information. i think it became clear. i've said it has long been clear, everyone knows it, harvard knew her presidency was untenable, but i have been concerned they tried to make it a political issue. it's not political, it's about academic integrity and leadership, and i'm a harvard

media like business insider. acaman argues considering the reconcileable conflicts of interest, would you trust today's university not do an examination of their facultyhances the reviews would be weaponized to go after faculty members whose politics were not favored by leadership. he says his wife owns her mistakes and learns from them. fox news contributor leo terrel is a former history and social studies teacher and joins us now. i'm very into the story. i think it has the owe ten shale to be big. ackman is wealthy, motivated, a wall street guy and he's made it his mission for now at least it seems to go after not just higher education, but media whose driving this dei stuff and all the while like using plagiarism behind the scenes to prop themselves up. >> you are absolutely right. i support bill ackman 100%. that story made it personal. they attacked bill ackman's wife. bill ackman's wife has nothing to do with harvard leadership or president claudine gay. she was termin terminated or she resigned because she was weak in protecting jewish students. she gave a milk toast answer regarding what's happening on campuses involving jewish students. she

media videos, but you've lived the nightmare on cornell's campus. over these past few weeks. you even had to endure a faculty member at your university calling the murder of well over 1,000 people in israel, quote, exhilarating. what has the university done to protect you and other jewish students in the face of threats made and has the university's response been as swift and sincere as you've seen with other issues? >> absolutely. first of all, thank you so much for your questions. directly after the death threats were made, in the span of two hours, one of the strongest statements i have seen was immediately released condemning anti-semitism. condemning violence against religious minorities. it was a very strong statement. and jewish students on campus were grateful to the administration to receive that unconditional support. since then i'm also aware of heightened security in all jewish facilities on campus. that includes the kosher dining hall. the hillel offices. the center for jewish living. the habbad house. and we are appreciative of that as well. we have received direct support from the university in attending shabbat dinners. governor kathy hoch