hosted another a.b.c. prime competitive show a few years ago the remake well the network stars and you get into those kind of shows and you know you step off the ledge a little bit you see how far you can push it and we realize night one 0 no we can push this thing like this thing is an alternate universe like this thing is so out of it's mind absurd like we're going to take over a ranch in super size mini golf and make extrusion mini golf and. then you get into this willy wonka wonderland that you get to step into were where it's part anchorman part competition show part reality and we went all the way in and you know i don't know about you but i grew up really appreciating the classic straight man comedy like i grew up on abbott and costello on sunday mornings like you know new york sunday morning the old abbott and costello waking up to that and they said to me hate try to do your job the way you would and i apologize for being all suited up here but call a flight from vegas tonight on e.s.p.n. try to d

on monday night football he also hosts the a.b.c. show holy moley alongside rob rego and steph curry it's in its 2nd season on n.b.c. joey what shake and how you do it dennis thanks for having me on man it's it's nice to get to know you this with think i said hello to you had a conor mcgregor fight about half a year ago and this is a very nice invitation to receive for you ben i'm good man yeah we sites other ringside then you mean it was it was so funny i remember like braiding walked in and it might benefit from the matrix or something everybody in the entire arena was just like. that and then he started they're going to mark the owner who was the raiders and i thought there's the coolest haircut in the worst haircut on the planet. are. truly true or you're so funny because that was you know 'd there you sit there and big you said a kind of a greater fight ringside like mcconaughey strolling in i'm like you know 6 foot 9 tyson fury strolling in like baker mayfield was an afterthought because brady and or davis i think are about a w

from flaming racial tensions i was on the phone call the a.b.c. wanted to have a discussion about whether they should change the rule because of the current racial context i think it's a big scandal the fact that what goes 1st has nothing to do with race. it all comes down to a convention established in the late eighty's i think in western democracies there is an agenda to push for increased racial tension and the a.b.c. tried to jump on the bandwagon by including chance the fact that the a.b.c. decided to pick chess as a topic i think of fully exposed what their agenda is and we don't need more tension would only to divide people i think it's dangerous if we allow games that have nothing to do with race to be politicized as a footnote to this the a.b.c. says its aim has been misunderstood here and the radio host whose show planned to hold the discussion insists they weren't looking for people to say chess is racist and said jones valentine says they were simply looking to create a fresh conversation about our world which is what we aim to do too

the a.b.c. ses its aim has been misunderstood the radio host to show a plan to hold of a scotian insists they weren't looking for people to say chess is racist as said james valentine say as they were seeking to create quote fresh conversation about our world. they start international the news keeps rolling and liking seconds can stay with us. join me everything on me alex salmond and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see that. story building in moscow's main venue flames and smoke were seen coming from the 19th century residential block which was empty because it's reconstruction more than 100 firefighters were brought in to deal with the situation on to verse sky a street a few kilometers away from red square the fire broke out on the 1st floor and rapidly spread upstairs covering some 300 square meters. running areas being closed off. it's not known what caused the fire but investigators are looking. for. the german defense ministry is to partly dissolve on the

for its part the a.b.c. later said it's a mostly misunderstood the radio host to show plan to hold the discussion is since they weren't looking for people to say chess' racist instead james valentine says they were looking instead to quote fresh conversation about the world. police finally moved in to clear out the celtic lead autonomy's protozoan in seattle on wednesday or the pockets of protests are ongoing in neighboring districts activists occupy the city's capitol hill which became a chop for about a month after police moved out of their precinct building there the campaigners had said they'd hoped to create a peaceful police free utopia but didn't last long in the 3 weeks of protests the zone saw 4 shootings 2 of them fatal that also been reports of assaults burglaries and rape the protesters some armed were warned that they could face arrest if they didn't leave in the end over 30 were detained seattle police released video of some of the violence to. oh my god. i wish. at 1st the man wanted to leave

for its part the a.b.c. later said it's am has been misunderstood the radio host whose show plans to hold the discussion insists they were not looking for people to say that race is checked excuse me is racist instead rather james valentine says that they were looking to create quote fresh a conversation about our world. here's a different one the future of an ancient monument in turkey is at the center of a political round over the president's desire to turn it into a mosque sophia and istanbul has been a museum for almost a century now before that it was an orthodox christian cathedral for over 900 years and then a mosque for nearly $500.00 it is an imposing unesco world heritage site and a draw for millions of tourists. turkey's main administrative body is expected to decide on the building's status in around 2 weeks time says it is illegal to change a cultural heritage monument status without their permission and given that it has been a muslim and christian place of worship over the centuries one easter

for tension and the a.b.c. tried to jump. live from moscow to the world international my names you know you're very welcome to the program. all votes are counted following a week of polling across russia to decide on a raft of wide ranging amendments to the constitution the electoral commission the final results a few hours ago with some 78 percent voting in favor of iran 70 percent taylor was following developments for us. now this really was a vote of the fos time people were in mosques and gloves the fos time they were using disposable pens wilson threw temperatures sconce fencing online for some so with pot about how thing now approved the amendments on the people having given barack proof will they will come into force as soon as flag to make signs a to create as for the voting process itself while that was a situation where security footage allegedly caught a woman stuffing the ballots now that counting in that area of moscow has been suspended pending an investigation otherwise the central editorial commission says tha

footnote to that the a.b.c. says it's a has been misunderstood the radio host whose show planned to hold the discussion insists they weren't looking for people to say chess is racist instead james valentine says it was simply looking to create fresh conversation around the world it's 90 minutes past 9 in moscow good morning this is r t coming up as the saudi coalition launches fresh strikes against to see rebels in yemen we visit one of the city's most affected by many years of war now the capital of culture that lies in ruins. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. my good morning this pattern upsurge in yemen's drawn out conflict the saudi led coalition has launched a fresh operation against the rebel hoofy movement so the state television saying it's after missiles were fired at the capital riyadh the coalition which classifies who fees as terrorists has been at war with the most is 2015 yemen's

lee a.b.c. saying the taxpayer funded national broadcaster is raising a relevant topics during a pandemic is anger was echoed by a world class players too like the russian grandmaster anatoly karpov. a period of total insanity has begun what does it have in common with the centuries old game where john adams who's 20 propelled the row into the open says the order of who goes 1st has got nothing to do with race and called out the a.b.c. for inflaming racial tensions i was on the phone call the a b. c. wanted to have a discussion about whether they should change the rule because of the current racial context i think it's a big scandal the fact that what goes 1st has nothing to do with race. it all comes down to a convention which in the late eighty's i think in western democracies there is an agenda to push for increased racial tension and the a.b.c. tried to jump on the bandwagon by including the fact that the a.b.c. decided to pick chess as a topic i think is fully exposed what their agenda is w

but in response the a.b.c. say's its aim has been misunderstood the radio host whose show plan to hold the discussion insists they were not looking for people to say chess is racist instead james valentine sais they were seeking to create quote fresh conversation about our world. and the news keeps rolling here in 90 seconds time on r.t. international see that. people talk about a recession but actually there's a risk balance that the globe is heading into a depression that's right the pressure that the word. shows seems wrong. well just don't call. me. yet to shape out just they become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you can be both with the yeah you want. there's been an upsurge in yemen's drawn on conflict they saudi led coalition. has launched a fresh operation against the rebel movement so the state television alleges it's in response to missiles being fired off the capital riyadh the coalition classifies the terrorists

footnote to this the a.b.c. says it's a must be misunderstood the radio host whose show planned to hold the discussion insist they were looking for people to say chess is racist in said james valentine says they were looking to create fresh conversation about the world now going head into break just to set this breaking news. story on the results of the russian constitution vote the central election commission says all votes are now counted so the final declared result is this it's 78 percent in favor with iran 21 percent polling against turnout figures as we mentioned earlier around 65 percent so big majority they're in favor of those big changes coming up. joining me everything on the alex salmond sure i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or. i'm sure. i'll see you there. 20 per cent of the time there's been an upsurge to report next in yemen has drawn out conflict the saudi led coalition has launched a fresh operation against the rebel who see movement there saudi state television saying it's of

a footnote for its part the a.b.c. later said it's a must have misunderstood on the radio host to use the show planned to hold the discussion insist they weren't looking for people to say chess is racist and said james valentine said that they were looking to create quote fresh conversation about our world. police finally moved in the clear out the celtic led autonomy's protests and in seattle on wednesday although pockets of protests are ongoing and neighboring districts activists occupy the city's capitol hill which became known as chop about a month ago after police moved out of their precinct building their campaigners said they'd hoped to create a peaceful police free utopia but that didn't last long in the 3 weeks of protests the zone saw 4 shootings 2 of them fatal there's also been reports of assaults burglaries and break the protesters some armed were warned they could face arrest if they didn't leave in the end of the 30 were detained seattle police released some video of some of the violence to. oh my god. i

for its part the a.b.c. later said it's a murder been misunderstood the radio host who should plan to hold a discussion and they weren't looking for people to say chess' racists that's their james valentine ses they were seeking to create quote fresh conversation about our world. or earth the future of an ancient monument in turkey is at the center of a political rather than over the president's desire to turn it into a mosque yes a fear in less than poll has been a museum for almost a century before that it was an orthodox christian cathedral and a mosque for several centuries to it's an imposing unesco world heritage site under draw from millions of tourists. turkey's main administrative body is expected to decide on the building status in iran 2 weeks time you know sais it's illegal to change a cultural heritage moneymen status without their permission given that it's been a muslim christian place of worship over the centuries one eastern orthodox church leader is warning that the move could turn millions

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on monday night football he also hosts the a.b.c. show holy moley alongside rob riggle and stuff curry it's in its 2nd season on n.b.c. joey what shake and how you do it thanks for having me on man it's it's nice to get to know you this where i think i said hello to you had a comic greger fight about half a year ago and this is a very nice invitation to receive for you bet. i'm good man yeah we saw each other inside then you mean it was it was so funny i really like braiding walked in and it might just well good for the matrix or something everybody in the entire screen it was just like. and then he started there going to mart the owner it was the raiders and i thought there is the coolest haircut in the worst haircut on the planet.

on monday night football he also hosts the a.b.c. show holy moley alongside rob riggle and steph curry it's in its 2nd season on n.b.c. joey what shake and how you do it dennis thanks for having me on man it's it's nice to get to know you this with think i said hello to you had a conner mcgregor fight about half a year ago and this is a very nice invitation to receive for you bet i'm good man yeah we sites other ringside then you mean it was it was so funny i remember like braiding walked in and it might benefit from a matrix or something everybody in the entire story and it was just like. and then he started there are going to mart is the owner it was the raiders and i thought there is the coolest haircut in the worst hair cut on the planet. truly truly it was so funny because that was you go there you sit there and big you said that kind of regret or flight ringside like mcconaughey strolling in like you know 6 foot 9 tyson fury strolling in like baker mayfield was an afterthought because brady and or davis i think are about a week

swan he's a medical correspondent for the australian broadcasting corporation and also the host of a.b.c.'s corona cast pod cast welcome norman has in your opinion the government offered enough funding financial assistance to these workers especially those about to be furloughed during this pandemic. well if you're here is quite interesting is that as the private sector. in melbourne is reduced suffering the public sector to some quite good medical cover and well trained nurses was the private sector was into the script on that and not invested properly in infection control. almost casual ice for not properly treated people heal sore and yes there could be a real problem would be moving around workers between each year centers and it's a real issue as it has been around the world but it's happening here. i mean obviously she's concerned here is to stop the spread of the virus but at the same time how much of an impact is sending workers home and presumably they're not going to get paid how much of an impact is going to have on them because many of these part time workers say that like ha

i mean the a.b.c. reporter got caught or was revealed member it revealed she was saying off camera she thought that we had all this stuff and a.b.c. sports. what were white and so and then the person who got in trouble was the 1st to leak that video or what i misspoke mean investigative news are really the problem and that's why you have a show that's why i have a show because there really isn't a news media whited late that's worth a damn they are just now we're back $0.03 and that's all we have borrowed from a president that's why we have 80 percent of workers living paycheck to paycheck that probably upper married americans without health care in the records of the birth were another tell me my new enemy is right well you know it was her business with the ration what we think are jobs in america certain a horrible job and then started to worry that wasn't their idea that was our idea this week president trump formally withdrew from the world health organization as that as the coronas virus cases con

it's really an assault on press freedom because a.b.c. venice the largest television network in the philippines that that's been in existence for 50 years if this largely symbolic of our estimation of press freedom in 1972 at the shop at down with 11000 jobs on the line it's really sending a clear message that if you don't knock there with a line in the government then you're going to be next in a fax from the administration it started with a newspaper the newspaper the biggest newspaper also the philippine daily inquirer and then wrapped their team next and then the unthinkable shutdown of this event has happened so that you really think the white house about what you're right and what you publish what i mean we are we in the our country to ask this attack on press freedom before so we're just trying to hold the line and trying to do our jobs as best as possible under circumstances that there are. only last friday and yesterday this this happened so there's there's been a chilling effect because i think there are a lot it's widely seen b

to deny a.b.c.'s french application is here but adopted it is seen as a crushing blow to press freedom 70 out of 84 lawmakers voted against the renewal of the broadcast license of the country's biggest media network e.b.'s c b n. it looks highly political highly highly political but that being said i respect. then this issue of the narrative spread what they have done oh my i will accept it it's it's painful. the ruling a sparked a public outrage and criticism of congress where most members are allied with president rodrigo to terror to join. the decision comes as the government is already grappling with its response to the coronavirus pandemic which has led to millions of filipinos losing their jobs maybe a c.b.s. closure threatens the livelihoods of another $11000.00. iraq war removing the channel from air also means depriving many people of information in remote areas where it's often the only one available the government spokesperson denies the president was involved in influencing congress. but

s new a.b.c.news jocelyn stephanopoulos after releasing a book heavily critical of trump what's the single most important thing you think the country needs to know about your uncle he is utterly incapable of leading this country and it's dangerous to allow him to do so based on what you see now or what you saw of them. based on what i've seen in my entire adult life. our lives speak to barbara perry about this she's a professor of ethics and institutions and the directo of presidential studies at the university of virginia's miller center and she is joining us from there thank you so much for being with us there's been no reaction from the trumpet ministration but eric the president's son has tweeted this saying every family has one nodding to a familiar expression about black sheep what do you think motivated mary trying to write this book i think it was twofold ali good to be with you today i think number one the she had this message and she is someone who is in the mental health field she's a m

a.b.c. church and church street and we came here to do. it's where the kids travel. card a car in their costumes. coming up and it's a recovery church and that's what they do. here is the. sort of addiction. it's a rough neighborhood. the young one transparency they want to know where this is headed and they're very the miners are going to get rid of what they don't want rapidly and they're putting themselves together they're courting very slowly this pandemic is making them even more careful it will continue to be careful and they may. at least a generation partnerships. thousands of american men and women choose to sort of in their countries military. every came to a complete. the day that i was right. you know. kill me and i would destroy. any screen. my arm and he write me. if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the u.s. military is a very traumatizing have happened but i've never seen trauma like. military sexual trauma. vi

ok we're at a.b.c. church and bible church on brown street and we came here to do trunk or tree. it's where the kids travel trying to trunk car to car in their costumes they get candy. this has how little you know coming up and it's a recovery church and it's what they do the journey of everybody that's here is the recovery from some sort of addiction. it's a rough neighborhood. don't . annex a coal group is a member of the crown bible church she has 4 children and no husband she hasn't used meth for over a year and believes her drug and sex addictions a rooted in her childhood. my dad raised me work and now fox saying he raised me like as if i was his son instead of his daughter so that's how i dress and a lot of people would make fun of me for it that i and then at home my dad choosing my step mom over me i feel like because she didn't like me and she didn't like the relationship that my dad and i had and he kind of wanted to please her which kind of left me lonely i think that's where it all came into play i just wanted to sleep with somebody even if it was for one night just

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ok we're at a.b.c. church and church on ground street and we came here to do trunk or tree. it's where the kids travel trying to try on car to car in their costumes and get candy. because how we're coming up and it's a recovery church and that's what they do the dirty of everybody that's here is the recovery from some sort of addiction. it's a rough neighborhood. some rumors assumes he's. going to be named chris mihm. you may. remember if you just can't stand forever or both if you feel that oh. antarctica is a very international community i. mean it used to. have to. do this to the kids who face this so studies need to eat. for the position of the world food is for the business for their nuclear cooperation is everything produced polluted with it if one comes to do with the above the. 5 they have i would have acted all day but i decided not to take people's life. with my gave you that. alexa colegrove is a member of the crime bible church she has 4 children and no husband she hasn't used meth for over a year and believes her drug and sex addictions a rooted in her childhood

she says every time i attend an event on yemen i hear the a.b.c. of complete and historical context over and over again can we pick it up a bit where are things going what can we do to achieve peace can we solve the humanitarian crisis without addressing human rights violations you can feel the frustration coming off that sweet africa where are we right now we haven't. what life has been extremely difficult for a millions of civilians in yemen since the beginning of the conflict and it's true the narrative about the conflict has really shifted along the way and what is really for people inside the country is different from what the international or the outsider media tries to the big to depict the situation on the ground and that's i think mainly because of the problem of axis so imagine that we would been trying to speak with another speaker in the show and sites and need to the communication has been very difficult so accessed like you know we have communication and even for a lot of international joining us to go and enter the country has been e

is interviewed by richard carleton for australia a.b.c. news. by root leader of the popular front is gas head and kind of funny he was born in palestine but fled to 948 he puts it from zionist terror and the english speaking spokesman of the popular front for the liberation of palestine appear. kind of funny made good t.v. but he was by no means an easy interview he. does seem that the war the civil war has been quite frankly this war it's people defending themselves against a fascist government it's a moment of great confidence of clarity of vision of conviction and the way of a son kind of funny speaks in clip shows all of this this and there was the whole of the palestinian revolution all the conflict it's not a conflict it's a liberation movement fighting for justice. well whatever it might be best call not whatever kind of picks up on a very important word which for me resonated the strongest and this is the word whatever this is exactly what the problem started this is a people who is discriminated is fighting for his rights this is a stor

from a.b.c. this used world news tonight with peter jennings to do we're going to begin tonight by putting a human face on the worst case of sexual harassment in the navy's history at an annual naval aviators convention called the tailhook convention so your officers have known since 1900 convention including the so-called gone set up or the specific purpose of targeting an. sexually molesting women. i got off the elevator on the 3rd floor you could see it in the 200 men. it was just a few steps into the hallway before. they closed ranks around me and then it happened very quickly that from both sides and from behind men came in and started reaching in my shirt i was getting pushed down to the floor and some was reaching under my skirt point my underwear off and it was about maybe 30 or 40 feet of 200 guys trying to pull my clothes off like i was a high value target and investigation was finally begun but 1500 interviews later the navy's inspector general reported that his investigators were bein

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