he shared a plane with idi amin, reported on wars in iran and crises in vietnam, and it's not all beend news — he has danced and sung on tv and even got stoned on camera. but he's also been accused of being too partisan, of having political views that were too obvious and which undermine the network's impartiality. and so, at a time when the future of channel 4 is up for grabs, his words have come under unprecedented scrutiny. jon snow, welcome to the media show, and i guess before we start, the first question is you've got a few days left at channel 4 news — hoping for an interview with borisjohnson? i'm absolutely standing ready and i have every hope that that phone call will come and i'll suddenly be able to say i have literally interviewed every prime minister since i started. before we get stuck in, i just want to get one thing clear, which is how you see yourself. we know how we see you, but how do you see yourself? do you see yourself as a newsreader first and foremost? are you a reporter digging for originaljournalism who just happens to read the news? i see myself as lucky. an

with idiot would let idi amin on board with a loaded pistol?you regret it? no. thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. you watched nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story of that kind? it was intoxicating. it was absolutely, the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here i was, and there was an almost jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and the amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. because he was no problem at all. it is impossible to say but he was as interested in me as he was in him. he kept answering questions. i don�*t want to disappoint you, but i have to ask you, it is you we want to hear from him, not you asking me. i know nothing and you know everything. can we just do this interview? and we had a beautiful interview and he was the most lovely and gracious and amazing guy who had been through so much and yet was still the most vivid and affectionate and loving

what idiot would let idi amin on board a loaded pistol?n i thought, you're an idiot, you're not going to survive this if you try that. and so, i did not. do you regret it? no, thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. you watch nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story that was absolutely glorious. it was absolutely, the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here i was, he was almost a jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. because he was no problem at all. it is impossible to say that he was as interested in me as he was in him. kept asking me questions, and i said mr president, i don't want to disappoint you, but i have to disappoint you, but i have to ask you, it is you we want to ask you, it is you we want to hear from. i know nothing and you know everything. can we just do this interview. and we had a beautiful interview and

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the president, hafizullah amin, was killed.his was the start of the soviet invasion of afghanistan. the soviets had invaded to shore up the communist government. afghanistan's communists had taken power in a coup in 1978, but opposition to the radical modernisation programme, together with internal communist party squabbling, had resulted in crisis. moscow ran out of patience. after assassinating president amin, soviet forces poured into afghanistan and occupied the major cities. this was the first time in the cold war that a regular armed force, tanks, jet fighters, was crossing into another country and occupying it. now, if they had their own jet fighters, at the air force base in bagram and herat, they could have control of the persian gulf and the world's oil supply. afghanistan's soviet installed leader, babrak karmal, continued the previous policies. mass education and more freedom for women remained a priority. many saw it as a positive. for many in afghanistan's traditional conservative society, these changes were not w

what idiot would let idi amin on board with a loaded pistol?his if you try that. and so, i did not. do you regret it? no. thank goodness, what a stupid thing to try and do. in 1990, you watched nelson mandela walk to freedom, what was that like and how do you go about reporting the story of that kind? it was intoxicating. it was absolutely the most glorious, it was liberation. south africa had a terrible record of apartheid and here i was, and there was an almost jesus christ figure who had appeared out of prison, an absolute hero of the time and the amazing responsibility of being allowed to interview him. because he was no problem at all. it's impossible to say but he was as interested in me as he was in him. he kept asking questions. i don't want to disappoint you, but i have to ask you, it is you we want to hear from him, not you asking me. i know nothing and you know everything. can we just do this interview? and we had a beautiful interview and he was the most lovely and gracious and amazing guy, who had been through so much and yet was s

well, it is like amin aid as of leg work. come cut the me, which will graduate fabrics and patterns fill the store rooms. before the pandemic, the workshop was a roomy, 400 square meters. now the boss can barely find a seat through all my of i will plan is something off though i'm not going to shut it. okay, so lowly gradually. oh, earlier than i used to make for myself, my own brand, and i used to explore dinner. that transition has been to sustain, incentivize, i'm making other, but i'm production now producing for them i design and make sample for the other brand on which they give the order these days boomy, conchita only gets to design late at night, in one of her shops, which she's converted into a grocery store. another step in her crisis management plan. usually new year's eve, here in germany is a noisy and colorful affair because of all the fireworks going off. but this year german authorities have again decided to bind the sale of fireworks. so germans are crossing the border into neighboring denmark to buy rockets

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tomorrow night, jb smoove will host with guests chrissy teigen and amine.o say that there's somebody with a gun outside in the hallway. >> how one student and his classmates fought to survive. >> i looked at my classmate's face and i'll never forget. we started to barricade the door. >> now where the alleged shooter's parents who had been on the run are in the same jail as their son facing charges. >> the parents are responsible and i think that they should be held accountable. >>> plus, the rams. learning more than just football. in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the country. >> any other kids out there? >> the police aren't there to make arrests but to t

tomorrow night, jb smoove will host with guests chrissy teigen and amine., going one on one exclusively with our david muir. >> the vice president said in recent days that you didn't see delta coming, you didn't see omicron coming. how did you get it wrong? >> how did i get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. >> drilling down on whether the u.s. is considering additional boosters. >> it remains a possibility. >> and will he run again? >> if that means a rematch against donald trump? >> you're trying to tempt me now. >>> plus, santa's shortage. our friend whoopi goldberg brings us a holiday tale from just south of the north pole. >> what's on your christmas list

." >> reporter: before the pandemic, amin tabrizi was flying high. >> i was a-- what they call firstor some people casually know as copilot. >> reporter: but after the pandemic slowed air travel, tabrizi was laid off, and turned to something that had long intrigued him: piano-tuning. >> i used to play piano, and i was always interested in looking inside of this thing. like, man, all these moving parts. so that kind of rejuvenated that urge to want to one day do it. >> it looks like we're off. >> reporter: pre-pandemic, madeline grant colety was more than 20 years into her career as an urban planner. >> working at kind of a national level on issues around fair housing and disaster recovery, as well as affordable housing and community development. >> so now, if you guys pull your chalk again... >> reporter: gnawing at her, though, was the fact that urban planning isn't the same as hands-on building. >> housing and affordable housing and appropriate shelter is a real passion, and i felt like i wanted to see more immediate results in my work. so, i have been contemplating carpentry for a

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she's 80 years old and unvaccinated the oxygen levels in abroad have dropped again. amin is not afraid of catching cove it from his mother. he's been double jabbed. amanda meliss whenever i go into her room, i disinfect my hands. i'm not afraid and they wash the floor every few hours. they're trying their best. but many in gaza believe that despite their best efforts, omicron will not be able to be contained, including the ruling hamis party. they say that without international aid for their health care system, it could end in disaster. in garza, the former health minister is warning that is now a race against time. a race that can hardly be won. and lester and some other non pandemic news happening right now. south africa is holding vigils following the death of anti apartheid hero. archbishop desmond tutu mourners left flowers at saint george's cathedral in cape town. as the bells there rang out into tucson, they will sound for 10 minutes each day until the nobel peace laureates funeral at the cathedral on january 1st. a day after russian authorities ordered the closure of russia's m

amin austin, in total broad daylight and an officer at the time, he had his gun in his hand. and assess the kind of mindset and fear in a training environment should we address that in deal of experience in terms of a god versus that how should this be balanced out. >> that is a really hard issue but i do not think it is either or, there's a book i'm sure you know king county washington in the academy and she go to the program there, she wrote a very influential article called guardian versus warriors talking about these two different teams and they're looking at powerful important point and academy they really beefed up the training on de-escalation, and the skills and how to talk to people so you're not shouting at them and just giving orders to people because just as nobody ever change of mind when you tell them they are stupid or turkey, people are less likely to do what you say when you being polite in courier and care and courteous so the beefed-up the training on de-escalation skills and on tactics and slow things down and give yourself time and space distance and can

ah, this is dw news line from berlin. countries across europe re impose restrictions to curve the amin chron, variant france becomes the lead is to announce fresh measures after recording the highest number of cases in the start of the pandemic. also coming up heavy flooding, hammers brazil's by he is state the governor's calling at the worst disaster in the states history and poland. president veto is a law restricting the foreign ownership of media. we'll look at why the u. s. and you were among the laws. biggest critics. ah, i'm here in tilton, thanks for joining us. nearly 2 years into pandemic, and many countries are once again ramping up kobe restrictions in response to the rapid spread of the omni kron variant. and the u. s. hospitals and health workers are bracing for an expected surge after the holidays. large parts of europe are to re imposing partial locked downs to curb record numbers of new cases. rounding off the year with another variant and another set of measures to fight back. countries across europe have tightened restrictions, dampening planned new year's eve celebr

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hate speech was being gar, perfect, perpetuated and amplified through the algorithms and the dope. amine like structures or whatever it is on facebook and twitter, and this was causing harm to the ringer and being simple lawyers. we looked at this and said they must be buried, made accountable. there was clearly a wrong being done not wrong was that they didn't have enough moderators dealing with this situation. and they had an algorithm that perpetuated hate speech at some king. this is something that you, i've been campaigning about for a very long time. in fact, on the stream out as here, we've covered some of the atrocities that happened to the re hang up people. so george, does this lawsuit do in terms of that campaigning? how does it crystallize it? one thing is for us, we need to look at, you know, rowing go genocide. and during genocide their facebook played a key role, you know, has spread in hate a speech. and as a whole, vermin, a country is spread up and many figures military leaders are, they were through facebook as spread in just got rid of them at some innate them and kil

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many like the amine family has been granted asylum, a living off savings. others rely on cash from relatives. this age group say is a manufactured crisis, resulting from greece's lack of integration policy for refugees. also them are extra zia, they're resourceful. and they're not there. then they just need more real support. and the plan that we look at their needs from reception point. the gratian and then that will just be for us and not the burden. greece says it is merely implementing the law, supporting those deemed in need of protection and asking every one else to go away . but they have nowhere to go. jobs are alkalis at the malak asa and itala refugee camps. voters in the gambia are heading to the poles on saturday to elect our next president. the electoral commission says that it's made all the preparations for free and fair election. i would address reports now from the capital ban jewel election staff examined voting kit. i had of saturday's presidential election more than 7000 of them will be used in more than 1500 bowling stations across the gambia. we could look isn't really

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particularly in the countries where the high level of vaccines it has been, is the longevity of the amine responses, the level of antibodies go up very quickly, but then they vain. and as they vain that mean people are likely to be re infecting that required boosting. and as, as, as you alluded, i think that is very likely that we will be moving into the 4th of those. as opposed to again, i mean, many countries including israel, they are already concerned about what to know about how the data was collated for this study. i think that is really important and tactful that you brought this one up the study that has been conducted here in england and in scotland. that is primarily in the younger population, people less than 40 years old, which mean that the cobra 1900 a has been pretty mild in that age anyways. so i think still need to be watched. busy what will happen if all mcclellan break into the either the vulnerable groups or elderly people, 60 years above or in children. there, we don't really know what that the, that the apology and the disease sweetie. infection would be. but in all

so the upside it is the academic world with amines and alternates for the community and we are observing what they're doing it in line for and against a the people in their everyday life. and i wanted to see the "no-excuses" e. schools, and by the hundred 50 students in grades five - eight and for the low income and kids that are latino and i do this for about a year and a half so the certified at the end of the day, i was asking questions and i was sitting with the kids at lunch hour in the field trips and i sent in teacher meetings and really immersing myself in the space and try to understand how they were doing it. >> i think you can imagine i asd a writer would be so excited to hear about the kind of research that joanne golann was doing and just the idea that she had shown up at the school, day after day was basically walking down the hallways with the kids and she is in the classes and so i am going to be asking her just as i went to my podcast or students to sentencing for us but first, really helping with the vocabulary new going to be walking us through a very specific form of

well, it is like amin aid us of luck, but come cut the me, which will graduate fabrics and patterns fill the store rooms. before the pandemic, the workshop was a roomy, 400 square meters. now the boss can barely find a seat through all my of i will plan is something off. no, i'm not going to shut it. okay. so slowly, gradually. oh, earlier than i used to make for myself, my own brand, and i used to work for dinner. that transition has been to sustain instead of i, i'm making other, but i'm production now producing for them. oh, i design and make sample for the other brand on which they give the order these days boomy. ca, cheda only gets to designed late at night. in one of her shops which she's converted into a grocery store, another step in her crisis management plan. usually new year's eve here in germany is a noisy and colorful affair because of all the fireworks going off. but this year, german authorities have again decided to bind the sale of fireworks. so germans are crossing the border into neighboring denmark to buy rockets and buyers. ah, he is. even berlin typically goes off

michael elected frederick gnats with an outright majority on his 3rd attempt to win the top post. amin la ship, who's been in charge since january is stepping down after leading them to their worst ever election result in september, i saw that this is the w news from berlin. you can get more on our website at the w dot com. ah, ah ah, the relationship between an orchestra conductor is like almost any human relationship, which is to say sometimes or as magic. sometimes it really works well. ah . you should not be satisfied. just with the ordinary. you should really be looking for and searching for an assist, insisting for exceptional quality. ah, there are certain things that i really would like to accomplish certain dreams, certain goals. sometimes that means i have to say no to other things. the choices to have to be made always otherwise the quality will suffer ah, tend to nagondo and the dodge is in bonnie or cast down many an almost magical relationship. in his own words, for the american conductor, bringing that magic to audience is the world over, has been his life's work. ah, it

despite omicron, despite the variant concerns, amin nasr, one of the most experienced oil people, is worried about demand in fact, he is bullish on it maybe one of the reason oil prices are higher right now. >> by more than 3% thanks so muchfor that we'll look forward to more of your interview >>> rivian initiated overweight today at morgan stanley. they call it the one that can challenge tesla. we've made it our call of the day. joe, you own ford, weiss, you own porsche and volkswagen joe, on what you think about this one is it the one? >> first of all, the ownership of ford is because the valuation is more reasonable let's rep that cathie wood has not even blessed the evaluation on rivian. so jpmorgan, goldman sachs, they put out notes citing the challenge on valuation rivian in the long-term, yes, it is going to challenge tesla because it is sbintroducing the type of vehicle now that is not available in the environment where you're looking for the suv. you're looking for that last mile fleet you're looking for the ev pick up truck so i think at some course in the future, yeah, i w

we'll have music from courtney barnett, amine, and sting. of nature known as jb smoove will be guest hosting the show. i have an excused absence because i'm teaming up once again with the legend, norman lear, and kerry washington for another installment of "live in front of a studio audience." we are reviving "diff'rent strokes" with damon wayans as willis, john lithgow as mr. drummond, ann dowd as mrs. garrett, and kevin hart as arnold. and "the facts of life" starring kathryn hahn as jo, gabrielle union as tootie, allison tolman as natalie, jennifer aniston as blair. and in a mystery role to be named later, the great jon stewart making a rare network television sitcom appearance. [ cheers and applause ] that will be fun. we have some surprise cameos too. that happens live tuesday night, december 7th, 8:00 p.m., here on abc, home of the whopper. [ cheers and applause ] please join us. our first guest is an oscar-nominated and emmy-winning actor, rapper, and hands down the best riz in the biz. his latest is the psychological thriller "encoun

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up to 900,000 people are facing f amine.f not getting to these people who so desperately need it? >> so as i was just stating earlier, over the past year, until the unilateral cease fire and the national defense forces withdrew from the region, the government has been providing up to 70% of humanitarian assistance. since the national defense forces withdrew, there hasn't been any presence of national defense forces or any conflict within the tigre region. this spilled over through the active biligerence of the tplf. they want to nationalize this -- internationalize this issue. issues of genocide and issues of rape are international issues and they have been putting this as a political agenda to gain the attention and sympathy of the international community which they have done so. arthel: let me jump in. i've got a short time. i want -- people care about ethiopia, so you know. that's where we're coming from with this. you keep mentioning how powerful tplf is. mr. abbi is the prime minister, okay. he is the leader. so i want

these are pictures taken by amin, stuck all night there with his wife and two children. >> once we get to the high point of the mountains, you know, the road -- i mean, we basically stranded there. >> he and his family hoped to celebrate christmas in tahoe. instead, they and others on the drive had to sleep in their cars on highway 50. he expected a four-hour journey. it turned into a 26-hour ordeal. >> we had like, you know, like bottles of water and most of the cars they -- they almost run out of the gas. >> reporter: after all that, they drove straight home to san jose. they say they underestimated the strength of the storm. plenty of snow came down but the wind is what whipped up dangerous conditions. this is video from cal tran. you can see, vid visibility is really bad. ski resorts also dealing with the storm. >> they are going to assess the situation at the summit and down at the base. they will try and open. but they want to make it safe for all the skiers and riders and their staff up on the mountain. there is a lot of digging out. >> reporter: he says some ski runs willy be c

www.xfinity.com/sing2 >> it's almost 11:00 a.m., welcome to "bloomberg markets asia," i'm haslinda aminglobal stocks in asia. haslinda: covid surnls are forcing new restrictions. rishaad: more on the currency. haslinda: the asia index up by .7. the csi300 index have been swinging between gains and losses. the issue is chinese tech, the likes of ali ba ba are currently down. that after china imposed fines on its top influencer, perhaps suggesting that it isn't over just yet. bitcoin expanding for a fifth consecutive week, down about .1%. down 30% since its record high. bitcoin, $46,033. rishaad: certainly we're on theup side. half of one percent higher for that particular index of the entire stocks. again depreciating, we've seen it as the way it is the actually worst performing currency if you like. year to date we come to the one that's the worst one in the quarter, down 11.2%. this is all down to concerns about the variant and perhaps further restrictions on people coming into the country as it relaxes quarantine rules. seeing the rupee gain some ground there, the dollar down by .25%.