but alden is often held up as the worst actor.cted by the university of north carolina in 2018 found that some alden-owned newspapers had cut staff at twice the rate of their competitors. steven waldman is a former journalist. in 2011, he studied the decline of the local news industry for the federal communications commission. he says that, in the absence of local reporting, there's evidence of increased corruption by local officials. one example he points to: bell, california. when the local newspaper there shut down, scandal ensued. >> steve waldman: the elected officials just kept voting themselves pay raises to the point where the city manager was making $800,000, just because there was no one there. >> wertheim: i'm guessing there's nothing specifically corrupt about bell, california, that wouldn't replicate in any of 1,000 other towns. >> waldman: pretty much through all of human history and throughout the world, when you have power that isn't watched, it tends to get abused. >> wertheim: waldman says it's not just that loca

the current crisis policy analyst alden a ransom suggest, has galvanized the alliance. russia's actions, especially since 2014, have given nato a new impetus for it, for its core mission, for which it was established to secure europe, to deter others from invading or actually destroying the security order in europe. and yet, that doesn't mean nato will send combat forces to ukraine if potent decides to strike. in fact, the alliance has already ruled it out, but many members are increasing their economic and military aid for ukraine. with the u. k and poland, promising a new security pat a full night us vice president mike pence has hit back against his former boss. donald trump has been claiming that pence could have overturned the 2020 presidential election results. the pens now says that's wrong. it's my voice of dissent within the republican party, which has refused to, to distance itself from claims. the election was wrecked. the invasion that shocked the u. s. on january 6 last year, supporters of donald trump stormed the capital building. spurred on by his claim that he lost the e

the current crisis policy analyst alden a ransom suggest has galvanized the alliance brushes actions especially since 2014 have i given nato a new impetus for it for its core mission, for which it was established to secure europe, to deter others from invading or advocacy destroying the security order in europe. and yet that doesn't mean nato will send combat forces to ukraine if potent decides to strike. in fact, the alliance has already ruled it out, but many members are increasing their economic and military aid for ukraine, with the u. k and poland, promising a new security pack of more. let's begin. d, w, correspond nick connelly in here make these nitro deployments to some countries in europe. what difference do they make for you crime? why think of anything, rebecca? they just show ukrainians. the value of being in nato, something that isn't on the cards any time, sooner even in the middle term for ukraine. right now. this is all about symbolism of the u. s. reassuring especially smaller nita members with smaller millet trees on that eastern flank on the board. with russia, i

the current crisis policy analyst alden a ransom suggest, has galvanized the alliance rushes actions, especially since 2014. have i given nato and you impetus for it for its core mission, for which it was established to secure europe, to deter others from invading or advocacy destroying the security order in europe. and yet, that doesn't mean nato will send combat forces to ukraine if putin decides to strike. in fact, the alliance has already ruled it out, but many members are increasing their economic and military aid for ukraine. with the u. k and poland, promising a new security pat nick colony. yet, nick connelly is al, corresponded in kiev. how much of a help at these nato deployments to parts of europe for ukraine, nick whiting. they certainly show ukrainians, the value of nato membership. that solidarity and willingness to support smaller countries in times of tension. but also ukraine is not in nato and has no medium or short term perspective of becoming a member. so i think it's, you know, it's clear that ukraine will not get native boots on the ground if russia were to learn

the current crisis policy analyst alden aaronson suggest, has galvanized the alliance brushes actions, especially since 2014 has given nato a new impetus for it, for its core mission, for which it was established to secure europe, to deter others from invading or potentially destroying the security order. in europe, and yet that doesn't mean natal will send combat forces to ukraine if prudent decides to strike. in fact, the alliance has already ruled it out, but to many members are increasing their economic and military aid for a queen with the u. k and poland, promising and new security pat. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making world news for you. as vice president mike pence is criticized his last boss saying, donald trump was wrong to believe pants would have overturned the result of the 2020 election. president pressure pens to block congressional certification of results off to falsely claiming the election was stolen along to the american. austria's mandatory vaccine. laura's gone into force after being signed by the president. it applies to all adults excep

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for one of germany secures to archives out in the high black forest, if high vogue the baba hushed alden, vault lies, 400 meters deep in the mountain side. it's access tunnel is monitored by numerous nation centers, and fifi, even the tunnel leads to an alma plated door. only a few people know the combination to gain access to this subterranean archive. but what's the purpose of all this extraordinary security? beyond the year of the lod rolls of film and these containers bear the images of the most important documents in german history. beginning roughly with the 1st known records are on the 7th century welcome certificates documents, maps, old writings. they include cologne, cathedrals, construction plans, texts, and drawings by hammon hesser or the document appointing and off hitler as chancellor of germany. the volt keeps over a 1000000000 documents at a steady 10 degrees celsius and 75 percent humidity. 200 kilometers to the north is the state archives, inlet vicksburg, one of the locations where the historic documents were selected and photographed for long term conservation. but w

the end of the afternoon in the north sea, battering denmark and the low countries, the stove and alden flank significance. now i think fast moving with vicious storm this. now at the same time, the last one's already spread rain through central, you've been more or less dispersed. we've got some new snow in turkey. this is all friday. i thought you to saturday. the bottom end of this system is they're starting to spread showers of some sto, admittedly at height and rain through spain, a strong wind the v straw that through the rhone valley and generally speaking, wet weather through the alps with some snow here as well. north africa in contrast is quite quite an unsure breeze. yes. deliberate. a few showers in egypt and still the har mattson blows that sees no dusty wind, its strength, and a bit. and it will do for the next couple of days. ah, with julian the debate, they erased her, of like people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online ad your voice. the comment section is whitehead join our conversation. we had unprotected when everyone is protected. it is

will be getting expert medical care. professor s a. hugh thomas is the head of the medical house, alden, physician to the queen. he has a team of people as well, so it is day he will be most likely looking after the queen. but you have to realize that this is a 95 year old woman. and as we all know from the last 2 years or so, the older you get, the more risk. you are a serious complications from coven 19 and her health has not been particularly good . in recent months, she was forced to step back from many g t's in october with a bit of a health scare. then it has also been a very, very bad here for the queen. and for the royal family, she lost her husband's prince, fit it back in april of last year. and there are, of course, the numerous scandals swelling around the royal family at the moment. prince andrew might in the jeffrey epstein sex scandal. he has reached a financial settlement with an american woman, virginia to fray who to keep him sexual assault. and this prince charles, whose charity the prince is foundation, is currently being investigated by police for perhaps financial

what we do in alden theera is tried to balance this story and leave the people who allow us into their lives, dignity and humanity. a unique yet endangered bio diversity lies in the heart of one of ecuador, tropical jungles. there was a lot of misinformation about the animals that we have here, and now the parabola is becoming by others of conservation in their communities. out there, a journey deepened to the rain forest to follow a scientist and her team's effort to save the flora and fauna. so precious in the region. women make science, ecuador hidden treasure on al jazeera. ah, hello, i, mary. i'm to mozy and london a quick look at the main stories now and tens of thousands of russian and better russian troops have started 10 days of major joint military drills. this is the latest move to add to fears of a possible invasion of ukraine. nato estimate 30000 russian troops have been sent along with fighter jets and nuclear capable missiles versions. prime minister bars johnson has wandered. europe's most dangerous moment. step rawson is immense. russia is flexing its military muscle r

daughter, sister, or, ah, showing wolf alden. now asia's biggest issue is taking off in singapore, the asian sectors, hoping to make this year, a turning point. it took a big hit during the pandemic as international travel stole. event allows hundreds of airlines and plain manufacturers to showcase their products. technology ah, appropriate check on the top stories here now to 0, ukraine's president has told the nation that a russian invasion may happen this week is called for a day of unity on wednesday. russia has consistently denied any plans to attack its neighbour. lastly, occurred to legally the newly we are being threatened by a big war that ended date of a military invasion was scheduled once again. it is not for the 1st time with a war is being conducted systematically against us on all fronts levied on the military front and military contingent is increased around our borders on the diplomatic front. they are trying to deprive us of the right to decide foreign policy on our own. on the energy front, they reduce gas ener

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oh gov alden, reclaimed finance alongside author and geo say financial institutions channelled walden, $1.00 trillion dollars to the coal industry between january of 2019 and of them, but of 2021. more than 80 percent of the funding came from 6 countries, only. they all, the us, china, japan, india, canada, and the united kingdom. barclays and city group are among the top 10 highest lenders to over 1000 firms involved in the coal supply chain. bank of china, bank of america and japanese firms took all the top 3 spots. the india is also say only 12 banks accounted for almost half of the total, $363000000000.00 in loans to the call industry in the same period. now 10 of the so called dessie doesn't lenders are members of the u. n's net 0 banking alliance. and industry lead initiative committed to aligning their portfolios with net 0 emissions by 2050. and the report says, underwriting now accounts for the biggest share of funding for coal clients. the process raises investment or capital companies by issuing bonds or shares on their behalf and selling them to investors. the engineers al

i'm the i can completely replace steel mac via alden con. as an inch di complet, as etson. i won't via, we call it minus e, which stands for negative emissions in both manufacture and usage based on the negative. it miss young state in the hashed and owned in between m. algae oil could even revolutionize the building materials industry but accessing the precious raw material still requires too much money and energy. lou. ready damn says cash off i'd soon bus yet, and fission g yang also question on to visit unemployment visit can, can be a bit. we use an enzyme based technology to break open. the algae will be what we've reached the point where we're producing enough oil that we can claim to have spontaneous phase separation via got. that means that once the cell is opened, we put it in a centrifuge, and then let gravity do the rest in it. it's much more energy efficient in dow. from there it's easy enough to transform the oil into fuel. you've alshaun. well, that process was already efficient. 5 years ago. i can make diesel for a car or kerosene for an airplane, no problem

alden sachs says it's expecting employees to return to the office. the focus of today's limericks big take. let's bring in william shaw, who cowrote the story. and william, what you're focused on in general is how the return to work is going to work if it's going to happen at all globally for all industries and then on wall street, specifically, goldman sachs seems to be an anomaly now. are they really still going to demand -- is david solomon really going to demand workers come back five days a week? >> the only person that can really answer that is david solomon, i guess. what i would say is that two years of lockdowns, the rationale coming to the office monday through friday eight has effectively slipped away. people have proved that they can be just as productive at home and they have fallen out of love with the commute. so goldman sachs is insisting that people will still work from the office. they seem to be standing alone on that. jp morgan of citibank are among the banks taking a more liberal approach. only time will tell if goldman sachs wil

these i and then the european association of tech companies, me to alden the american business association. i'm like, than the american business association for tech companies. it won't uncall, they come and they come and they come at some point as a member of parliament. so you have to ask how much time you can spend on their concerns. shouldn't we be spending much more time on the concerns of other citizens and business eliminates either. lobbying is used to put pressure on undesired regulation. and if that doesn't work, there's a longer legal route. the european commission is proposing creating 80 positions to enforce the rules. but apples, legal department alone has a total of $900.00 employees. of course we cannot compete when it comes to the funding of lobbyist. are we not compete when it comes to the number of lawyers? so you now, what we have to put into the process is, of course, a dedication and to get this right, go facebook and apple also put large sums into lobbying in the u. s. when the software developer adopted heiner, my grandson decided to fight apple's market power in 20

it was taken over by a vulture hedge fund, alden capital which has been seemingly selling off its assets, taking advantage of its real estate, of other assets. in no way caring about seemingly its journalistic staff or even quality. and they've cut staff, in fact, at twice the rate of their competitors on the bright side, the connecticut mirror in connecticut has enabled vibrant democratic debate and discussion, but it is a nonprofit. it depends on donation. it has discussed in recent times the importance of local elections and local reporters and public officials, including myself, accountable to the people that we serve. so mr. singer, let me ask you and any of the other panelists that want to comment, i'm a supporter of this measure, but i wonder, are we too late? can we still rescue american journalism? >> i don't think we're too late, senator. what we-- what this enforcement mechanism would do would provide for a payment to a collective or a coalition of newspapers or news publishers that would attempt to approximate the fair market value of what they are contributing to the platfor

those who suffer it could be any one's partner, mother, daughter, sister, or for awe showing wolf alden's you. so out i will be back with another to use our a 13 hours gm to the next up there. melina, here with the latest. i'll see you again. ah, a frank assessment for china. well benefit from the 0 call it strategy if the rest of the world cannot get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs. and on fridays from that statement critical debate, my group would claims that nato constitutes an interest and she'll thread to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, a unique yet endangered bio diversity, lies in the heart of one of ecuador, tropical jungles. there was a lot of misinformation about the animals that we have here and now the probably allergies become them by others of conservation in their communities. out there, a journey deepened to the rain forest to follow a scientist and her team's effort to save the flora. and fauna, so precious in the region. women mak

guest says the real mandate is the reason why policy adjustment is complicated joining me now lynn aldeninvestment strategy founder, lynn, you posted a very provocative tweet that caught my attention that the global monetary paradigm and the goal of discouraging is the goal of discouraging savings and incentivizing investment and consumption. now of course powell would disagree wouldn't they? >> yeah, i mean absolutely, but you know when you step back for a second you can real size central banks only have two main tools they can do quantitative easing which can encourage buying of financial assets and second is adjusting interest rates which can make how attractive or unattractive saving is compared to how attractive or unattractive taking out loans is for mortgage or investment, and so they can adjust things that affect short-term asset prices and short-term economic cycle work but they can't do a lot for long term economic growth, which has to come from the combination of the private sector and appropriate fiscal policy. charles: but a lot of folks are saying hey, these are entities at

industry is the 1st update since the cold $26.00 climate conference was held in glasgow last year. oak of alden reclaimed finance alongside author and geo say financial institutions channelled walden, $1.00 trillion dollars to the coal industry between january of 2019 and of them. but of 2021. more than 80 percent of the funding came from 6 countries, only. they are the us, china, japan, india, canada, and the united kingdom. barclays and city group are among the top 10 highest lenders to over 1000 firms involved in the coal supply chain. bank of china, bank of america and japanese firms took all the top 3 spots. the india is also say only 12 banks accounted for almost half of the total, $363000000000.00 in loans to the call industry in the same period. now 10 of the so called dessie doesn't lenders are members of the u ends. net 0 banking alliance and industry lead initiative committed to aligning their portfolios with net 0 emissions by 2050. and the report says, underwriting now accounts for the biggest share of funding for coal clients. the process raises investment or capital companies by

it was taken over by a vulture hedge fund, alden capital which has been seemingly selling off its assetsdvantage of its real estate, of other assets. in no way caring about seemingly its journalistic staff or even quality. and they've cut staff, in fact, at twice the rate of their competitors on the bright side, the connecticut mirror in connecticut has enabled vibrant democratic debate and discussion, but it is a nonprofit. it depends on donation. it has discussed in recent times the importance of local elections and local reporters and public officials, including myself, accountable to the people that we serve. so mr. singer, let me ask you and any of the other panelists that want to comment, i'm a supporter of this measure, but i wonder, are we too late? can we still rescue american journalism? >> i don't think we're too late, senator. what we-- what this enforcement mechanism would do would provide for a payment to a collective or a coalition of newspapers or news publishers that would attempt to approximate the fair market value of what they are contributing to the platforms in term