now, when calculating the tax, data from argus media will continue to be used, but it is planned to sethreshold, if the quotes drop significantly, then they will be guided by the world price in the north sea oil . the first problems are that the quotes themselves, announced by argus, may be underestimated. a since they, well, don't take into account the large number of trades that count at higher prices, the second problem is that e is too large. uh, it turns out the value of the discount between the very value that was from argus for the port of shipment there on the baltic sea or in the black sea and the price that actually russian oil is bought in india or china , singer premier alexander novak noted that russia's oil production in 2022 increased by 2% and amounted to more than 500-30 million tons. exports increased by almost 7.5%, yes, and 242 million. and the volume of oil refining, on the contrary, decreased by three percent in march. russia is going to voluntarily cut oil production by 500,000 barrels per day. at the same time , alexander novy emphasized that even under the condi

at present , the price of ural oil is used in taxation, with which the international agency argus mediacounting, well, after the eu embargo on the purchase of russian fuel, the difference in the cost of oil, urls, and brand increased from the same december to january, the price gap reached 35, and the discount was 40 dollars per barrel and with a decrease prices were losing the budget according to the ministry of finance, the volume of income in january was lower by 35% than a year earlier now, when calculating the tax , data from argus media will continue to be used, but it is planned to set a minimum threshold, if quotes drop significantly, then they will focus on the world price in north sea oil, the first problem is that the prices themselves that argus announces can be undervalued, and since they , well, do not take into account a large number of transactions that are considered at higher prices, the second problem is that they are too large. uh, it turns out the size of the discount, and between me, which watermelon is for the port of shipment there on the baltic sea or in the bla

january turned out to be 35% lower than a year earlier now when calculating the tax, data from argus mediased, but it is planned to set a minimum threshold, if quotes drop significantly, then they will focus on the world price of north sea oil. there are problems everywhere, the first is that the quotes themselves , which are announced by argus, can be underestimated, and since they, well, do not take into account a large number of transactions that are carried out at higher prices, the second problem is that, uh too large, but, it turns out, the amount of the discount, a between the price. this is what a watermelon says for a port of shipment there on the baltic sea or in the black sea and at the price that russian oil itself is bought in india or china in an interview with prime minister alexander novak noted that russian oil production in 2022 increased by 2%, and amounted to more than 500-30 million tons. exports grew by almost 7.5%, yes, and two hundred and forty -two million. and the volume of oil refining, on the contrary, decreased by three percent in march. russia is going to volu

currently , the price of ural oil is used in taxation, with which the international agency argus mediaunting, well, after the eu embargo on the purchase of russian fuel, the difference in cost oil, yurls, and the brand increased from the same december to january, the price gap reached 35 , and a discount of forty dollars per barrel and with a decrease in prices lost the budget according to the ministry of finance, the volume of income in january was lower by 25% than a year earlier? since the tax calculation will continue to use data from argus media, but it is planned to set a minimum threshold, if the quotes drop significantly, then they will be guided by the world price in the north sea oil . the first problems are that these quotes themselves, which announce argus may be understated. and since they, well, don't take into account the large number of trades that count at higher prices, the second problem is that e is too large. uh, it turns out the size of the discount between me here, which is the ticketargus for the port of shipment there on the baltic sea or in the black sea and t

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now, when calculating the tax , data from the foreign agency argus media will continue to be used, butd to set a minimum threshold, if quotes drop significantly, then they will be guided by the world price of north sea oil. yes vera i thank you for the interesting story and i will remind you about the limitation of the discount on russian oil from on the first of april, my colleague vermas told me. and more than 90,000 people started their own business. last year, thanks to the social contract , such data leads to peace. this is the most requested direction. what else can you spend government aid on? who can count on it and will tell maria patriotsov in the program, the instruction does not borrow money from banks and microfinance organizations . for such cases , a social contract provides for financial assistance provided by the state. what goals will we tell in 5 minutes in the instruction program? what is a social contract - this is an agreement that a poor citizen enters into with the social security authorities, he is provided with assistance, including in the form of services and

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in the university, i should argue in the public media . it is good to argue politely while maintaining the dignity of others . it is not good to debate. it is not good for the world to listen to their words. they considered the general tendency of the iranian nation to be the tendency of the revolution and added that they are in the country whose opinions on some political issues are against the opinions of the general public and officials, but they are not on the side of the iranian nation, they are on the side of the iranian nation once and everyone should be careful do not help arrogance and tools ayatollah khamenei was as clear as ever and said that whenever there was a clear horizon before the country , we have achieved it after a while because the capabilities of the nation and the capacities of the country are very high, so this nation will also achieve the greatest achievements. the arrival of ayatollah khamenei in this meeting also glorified the faith, zeal and purity of the people of tabriz and azerbaijan and considered the tabriz

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they argue that social media companies are legally obligated to pay for the damages to young people. there has been a tremendous increase in the demand for mental health services. the district is doing what it can, but i mean, the seattle public schools, like school systems everywhere, have limited budgets. dan: his district has more than 50,000 students but is only legally required to have one counselor per school, regardless of the size. >> i go to a school with 1700 kids and there's one mental health counselor for 1700 kids. that's not enough. dan: 17-year-old stella ruebel is a junior at a seattle public school. she's struggled with disordered eating and has been in and out of treatment for years. stella: i would be feeling good about my body and then look on social media and see a girl with like a really tiny waist or something. i just felt like i had to become these people that i saw and that really drove the eating patterns and exercising patterns that i had. dan: how many more kids are coming through the emergency room now with mental health crisis? >> we're definitely seeing

some argue if it ever really d did. this was the mainstream media's kamikaze mission.thing possible to destroy donald trump, and even places like cnn made it clear. they openly would say that reporting the truth, and "washington post," as well, meant being anti-trump. this was the mission. it's fine for him to say this now. i would have been a lot more interested in hearing him say this years ago, and i think what you are seeing is that people who have been in journalism, among elite journos for a long time now, are looking at the wreckage of their former profession and understand that they burned it down to get tromped. they weren't successful, but this was the plan all along. we also have the hunter biden laptop now, with hunter admitting, as if anyone didn't know, that it's real. those officers redoing effectively the same thing these journos dead, which would serve the bidding or, rather, the interests of the democratic party, and do its bidding in the process. this was all about politics. it's never that they couldn't figure it out. they knew exactly what they wer

later, and the university and arguing in the public media is good while respecting the dignity of othersbate is not good. enmity is not good . the mouth is open to inappropriate words. it is the people and officials, but they are not on the side of the iranian nation, the side of the iranian nation is arrogance, and everyone should be careful not to help arrogance and not become its tool against islam and iran. the country has been after we have achieved a lot because the capabilities of the nation and the capacities of the country are very high, so this nation will achieve greater achievements as well . this cultural work resonated throughout the country in the 22nd of bahman march. it was this year that a video with the theme of "salam commander" was released, my dear . these videos were also opened to the 22nd of bahman march. hearing this server to imam at that time, they gave a military salute. among the crowd , there were people who wanted to send a message to their commander through the radio camera. i have a message that whenever you are present, the greetings and blessings of ir

of then also responded to the wave of insane castillo being displayed by american media in response to it. they have argued that basically american media use this balloon to whip up anti china hysteria. and it's important to note that while this balloon that did accidentally penetrate us harris race, this balloon out was an ax events. and it penetrated us, aerospace, unintentionally. whereas nancy pelosi, the us, you know, she was the, the person who was the speaker of the house in the us house of representatives. she crossed into taiwan violating shyness, territorial integrity, very intentionally and doing so in order to lead flowers, the u. s. policy of recognizing only one china as the capital j. so at this point, people looking on the way you have china thing, look, we accidentally sent the balloon. we did not mean for this balloon to go in the state, but the united states has its high ranking officials since i won wound in our territory integrity lounging us law that says that there is only one. china u. s. government recognizes the government on the mainland, the peoples republic as the only governme

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tampering of a fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and one still photographer. the court did, however, grant the defense motion for a gag order during his argument, mcdougal singled out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zdang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempt

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tamperinga fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and one still photographer. the court did, however, grant the defense motion for a gag order during his argument, mcdougal singled out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted mu

they pushed back extensively on the attorney who argued that social media companies are libel under thisterday, we saw them expressing the skepticism that the protection should be eroded. many court watchers are looking at both these cases together. it's possible here that if they rule on today's case that twitter can't be held responsible under this anti-terrorism act, if they found that way, they wouldn't have to address the limits of section 230 and the case we heard yesterday. that might be a way to skirt the issue, at least for now. >> sara, yesterday, the supreme court heard arguments for the other internet speech case involving google. tell us the similarities. >> both of them take into account whether or not tech plat forms should be libel for the content evidence users post. but with the google case yesterday, it was whether or not google should be immune. and today they were talking about whether twitter should be held accountable. somewhat both of them signify is whether or not big tech platforms that have let users post anything they wanted should be held accountable for anyt

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argued that there's nothing here. his attorneys have said they were never contacted about getting his testimony. he was never subpoenaed to come in to testify. mr. trump has been very active on social media arguing that the phone call we're all so familiar with from during that period after the election was a perfect phone call and not the kind of thing that should be the focus of a prosecutor. he says should be focusing on crime there in fulton county. we could learn whether that theory of the case has any merit from the sections of this report. but, jose, we're all just anxiously awaiting what we do get from the fulton county d.a.'s office, which could drop at any moment. >> chuck, what are you looking for from these sections of the report? >> well, i think garrett laid it out perfectly. i think the real interesting stuff won't be in what's being released today. we're going to get some direction. we may understand what it was that the special grand jury examined. but properly, jose, we don't get the details and we don't get the names. why is it improper to release that sort of information now? because final prosecutive decisions haven't been made. when they are made, they'll be made pu

a big tech argues is fundamental to social media. the plaintiffs in that case are family members of victims who actually killed and a series of attacks by the islamic state. harris in paris back in 2015, they are accusing google of aiding and abetting terrorism, reportedly recommending pro ice is content to users on youtube. >> my faith demands that add to what ever i can. where ever i can. when ever i kn for as long as i can. with what ever i have to try to make a difference. >> well, former president jimmy carter's niece along with dozens of well-wishers pay homage topmister carter at his church in his hometown of plains, georgia. this coming after the former president entered hospice care over the weekend. his niece kim fuller ringing off some of her uncle's quote yesterday in charge. 98 years old. jimmy carter is the longest living american president. president biden joining the nation this weekend and honoring the former president on sunday tweeted this to our friends, jimmy and roslyn and to their family. jill and i with you an

trump has argued on social media that the call he made to the secretary of state in georgia that hasn so central to this investigation was perfect. he has said it was even more perfect than the phone call he made to the president of ukraine that got him impeached. does this report indicate that the grand jurors had concerns about that call or does it not? and trump's attorneys have arkd that the fact that the grand jury was never interested in talking to mr. trump indicates that they don't see him as a central player in this. does this report tell us anything about whether they're looking at trump as a possible defendant or are they more focused on the fake elector plot, which could apply in other states as well. there are half a dozen states where similar fake elector plots were in action. if the fulton county d.a. points down that road, does that tell us something about how the special counsel might be viewing the fake elector plots in other states. there's a lot of moving pieces here that could be addressed, even obliquely by this report. any of it might prompt a response either f

but the second half what influences social media has on our population and especially our kids. i would argue3 may be too young for your child to be on social media but i would argue is probably parents were better able to make that decision. i'm not sure public health officials have too much credibility these days. >> at what point are the national security concerns and the concerns about children's mental health intelligence what point do they coalesce, if you consider the difference between the feed that chinese children get versus the absolute brain-dead taxa find feeds that american kids get, isn't that a national security concern. >> good point. >> i think that's a question for the committee i'm sure that very question will be asked. i think there is certainly parental responsibility involved with the kids but again that might be something that you feel is too risky for your family and you could make that decision i know it's not easy for parents is not easy to say no but it's our best defense making these decisions for ourselves whether that's tiktok or facebook or whatever else that m

increasingly reporters, editors and media critics argue that the concept of journalistic objectivity,e writes, is a distortion of realities. they point out that the standard was dictated over decades by male editors in predominately white news rooms. of course, just like sats, acts, mcats, honor codes are all racist. so is the word objective in news rooms. he continues, reporters and editors believe that pursuing objectivity can lead to false balance or misleading both sidesism and covering stories about race, the treatment of women, lgbtq plus rights equality and climate change. now what's key here is they have already concluded there is no room for debate on any of those issues i just mentioned. because that would compromise the modern left's orthodoxy. zero debate. zero decent. so do you see the pattern here? it's just like during covid. and just like in college classrooms, emotions and identity, not facts, rule the day. reporters making themselves the stories. did peter jennings ever do that? i don't remember it. let's face it, it might have sounded harsh at the time but trump was

out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous here made in the media specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. >> if convicted, he could face the death penalty in redwood city. has it made kron 4 news? >> we do expect the court to reconvene to discuss some of the specifics of that gag order around 3.30, this afternoon. if we get any updates during this newscast, of course, we will bring them to you. and right now in walnut creek, there have been unconfirmed reports of an active shooter at last llamas. high school police say they searched the campus, but so far they found no evidence of a shooter. they're still investigating as soon as new lo developments coming on this story, of course, we'll bring them to you. a belo

argue. >> little bit. [applause] before social media, it was a lot easier, wasn't it?y positivity, which means you are very happy or you embrace all of your shortcomings -- >> i feel positive about where i am in life and it has gone up and down. then there is body neutrality. >> chelsea: which is what? >> body neutrality is i'm happy to be in my body. so you are not giving this idea of perfection. because i mean, the whole altering your body through just one click or one pinch, that is a lie. a lie to everyone that is following you. it's not nice. >> chelsea: no, it's not nice. but body neutrality -- i don't think i'm even there yet. i don't wake up and go, oh, my god, my body is a vessel. you know what i mean? >> [laughter] there are layers to this. >> chelsea: there are layers to it, even for a grown woman like myself -- i can't believe i just referred to myself as a grown woman. but i guess that's what i am. [cheers and applause] >> you are a grown woman. >> chelsea: [laughs] fashion week starts this week, so are you walking any shows? >> i'm going o walk, i'm going

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they should be able to be sued, but social media companies argued to the supreme court, no, they saidantiterrorism statute was never intended to allow such broad liability. so the debate we saw this morning it was technical over the wording of that antiterrorism statute, but it's really clear that the justices are still struggling and confronting this big cont consequential decision of whether they should be refining the rules that currently govern the internet to allow more people potentially to sue over the content that's posted by third party users on various social media sites. we saw yesterday the court really seemed hesitant to jump to wipe away one of the current protections that are provided to internet companies. today they did parse over this antiterrorism statute a little more closely rgs but either way, they are still way weighing these arguments if they change the current system, it will lead to this chaos and disarray in the way the internet is run and could lead to a flood of lawsuits. so big stakes for big tech here. >> essential question for both cases. justice kagan

i think that the media organizations argues just got better because of this rollout. ahold of this grand jury on and said do not talk. i realize they want to talk, but this is the kind of thing that the da could have probably implored them to we the to keep our investigation confident. you'll have a chance to do that if ut to talk to people, everybody is going to the to talk to. this is why we're doing this. with ask for your cooperation. there's been too much media about the case when you think about sol of interviews given early on in the investigation. things are going to happen. it's sometimes brt to keep your head down and plow forward ask thn to show up with an indictment. >> too bad we're out of time. i had so many more questions. that's what happens. >> it's always fun. >> michael moore, thank you. >>> still ahead, the west coast getting hammered. not in a fun weekend way, in a rare late february snowstorm. some areas even seeing several feet. your latest forecast, straight ahead. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-sm

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and 10, of a fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and one still photographer. the court did, however, grant the defense motion for a gag order during his argument, mcdougal singled out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attemp

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tampering of a fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and one still photographer. the court did, however, grant the defense motion for a gag order during his argument, mcdougal singled out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempt

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media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tamperinga fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and on out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. if convicted, he could face the death penalty in redwood city. has it made kron 4 news? >> a lawsuit filed in texas i

media. that's a national security argument. then there are democrats who argue the damage that apps like tiktok and other social media do to young people who get served up dangerous content. whether it be things about eating disorders, violence, sexualized content. pick your issue. i think the challenge for congress broadly here is figuring out what they can agree on to find some kind of regulatory framework here short of a ban. if they don't get all the way to kind of putting some kind of federal ban in place on that particular piece of software, there may be only solving part of the problem. so that's the active conversation that spans national security and folks who are interested in it for a parenting perspective. and making sure that kids aren't kind of being you know, victimized basically by the content showing up on their phone. >> there's an uptick in depression among young people over the past few years. young girls. on the way up for decades, but has really spiked in the last few years. if you look at the timing of this and a lot of them are pointing t

media come out. what i would argue that was not necessarily a fascinated champion in africa, and he was assassinated, full of pose in west position and issues like lockerbie and the other issues from the past. i think that's okay, but we didn't groom our problem with yeah. you know? yeah. i think would no more, i think would be the closest to that because it was clear that belgian and the us in particular had their hand in getting rid of patrick lumber because. ready the that the radical nationalist so that in 1961. ready i concede that well after whom a university in moscow was named, patrice and a member professor at a k, at about joe. thank you so much for joining us. that's it for the show. we'll be back next saturday with the brand new episode, but until then you can still keep in touch my social media. if it's not sense that in your country, we can always had to our channel going underground tv on rumble dot com to watch. new and old episodes of going underground see very soon the the o need to come to the russian state will never be as tight as on the no santini div. asking him then i'll send

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tampering of a fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial

section 2.30, and that could up and the controversial liability shield that big tech argues is fundamental to social median the case are family members of victims who were killed in a series of attacks by islamic state. terror is back in paris in 2015. they're accusing google of aiding and abetting terrorism by reportedly recommending pro isis content to users on youtube. >> a new bill hopes to improve how harassment and violence cases are resolved on state university campuses. so if it's passed, the measure would add additional oversight over cases. senator bill dodd introduced the bill in response to numerous reported harassment and violence and cases on csu campuses in recent years. if the bill is passed, those schools will be required to share the outcomes of case settlements over on their websites and also report into the legislature. >> for your money this morning, students in the south bay community college district could be up for free tuition under a new bill that bill introduced by senator dave cortese would allow the west valley mission community college district to draw discuss extinct local g

. >> so suddenly are, for better or worse, i would argue, you had all the media coming in. really important point to make here, howie, is google trends focused on how many times in the first 48 hours this was mentioned in news and on networks. cnn actually mentioned it the most. not nearly enough because the bigger story it was covering was the china balloon. fox was second and then ms was kind of a distant third. but people should have been looking at news nation. two days into it they sent their reporter, they pulled him -- i believe his name is evan lamberm the murdaugh trial in south carolina, that murder trial. they sent him to east palestine. he kid some bang-up work, really good stuff, and then they put their investigative reporter on to the scene. so is, i mean, news nation was right there. howard: that is true. >> very, very early. howard: that is true. and evan lambert ended up going to jail for a few hours, it was the an embarrassment, i thought. robby, shrewd move by donald trump to go there because there was a building perception that it wasn't getting enough h

protections will that could upend the controversial liability shield that big tech argues is fundamental to social media and the greater internet. the plaintiffs in that case or family members of victims who were killed in a series of attacks by islamic state terrorists. back in 2015 in paris. they're accusing google of aiding and abetting terrorism by reportedly recommended pro ice is content to users on youtube and not. properly policing. it. instagram and facebook are taking a page from twitter and we'll be offering a paid verification service similar to the much maligned twitter blue. meta verified will be giving paying users a blue badge increase their visibility of posts and protections from spoof or impersonator accounts, the easier access i should say and easier access to customer service. it will cost $12 a month for the web version and 15 for a month for iphone users. the service will be rolling out in australia and new zealand this week. and in a facebook post over the weekend said that it would be available in other countries soon. no specific date given. >> coming up, we'll have the latest

media platforms. the google attorney today is arguing for the greatest amount of immunity, obviously for her client, andl media platforms. she disagreed with justice jackson about the history. she said even though congress at the time that they enacted this may not have referred to algorithmic recommendions, there were analogs to it. they certainly knew what was coming on the horizon, and were able to address it. john: does it seem like the court is not ready to go all the way on either side? marcia: it did absolutely. the bottom line here is if the court wants to do something with this case, it is going to be drawn into line drawing. how far does it go to protect social media platforms? or how far does it have to go to take away some of that immunity? it is a line drawing difficult he. john: and where to draw that line, a couple of justices actually asked out loud whether the supreme court was the right place to do that. this is justice brett kavanaugh. >> isn't it better to keep it the way it is, for us, and congress, to put the burden on congress to change that and they can consider the implications

media cameras in the courtroom. defense attorney jonathan mcdougal argue that there is a concern of a violation of due process and tampering of a fair and impartial jury by allowing these proceedings to be recorded by the media. the prosecution took no position on the matter and left it to the court's discretion in her ruling, judge lee said that she doesn't take lightly the importance of public access to the judicial process and will continue to allow one pool camera and one still photographer. the court did, however, grant the defense motion for a gag order during his argument, mcdougal singled out district attorney steve wagstaffe conduct for previous comments made in the media and asked if the judge could specifically gag the da. the prosecution argued that the defense's characterization of the da was inaccurate. judge lee also granted a defense motion to deny the public and the media remote access to court documents connected to these proceedings. zhang li zhao is the suspect in the half. moon bay mass shootings that took place back on january 23rd of this year. he is facing 7 counts of murder and one count of attempt

they are moving towards this, no matter how they negotiate, no matter how the media write it, the second story. uh, they arguedime on the only side that has the right to prevent the use of nuclear weapons. for them, it sounds like the use of nuclear weapons in order to escalate the conflict in order to end it on favorable terms for themselves. moreover, north korea has not already threatened to say, we will inflict nuclear strike with regards to start-3, and tactical nuclear weapons are not included in this package. that is, we have agreements on carriers, and on aircraft on submarines, and tactical aviation missiles that are not deployed by country, they are not included there, and the problem is that they said correctly, they can also transfer to ukraine, and we we don’t know eurofighter typhoon planes that will fly from european airfields towards, uh, ukraine, to carry something to russian territory. we don't know if it's true completely different degree here. uh , by the way, it’s a little easier with attack helicopters, because they can really be used in any field, they landed planes on tanks, not airfiel

caroline: talk to us about silicon valley or social media companies response to this? many have argued there would be a flood of legal issues. >> section 230 came about in 1996 in response to a case where prodigy was an online network and they were held liable for defamatory posts made. it occurred to congress at the time that an internet isp is a really more like a newsstand or a bookstore. they are not publishing the content, they are making it available. the really interesting aspect of this case is that youtube has a recommendation algorithm, as many services do. so when you search for something, it will recommend several videos. but those recommendations are not made by an editor at youtube. they are based on what the user has looked on before and they are based on what the most popular videos have been on that subject. it is not an editorial function per se. caroline: can anything be done? we look to europe and some of the rules that will take place in 2024. is there something congress could do? >> i think we could have more transparency into how the algorithm actually works. tha

in the area green tubes have been taking heavy casualties in argue most with concern, openly voiced by western officials and mainstream media outlets in the neighboring, la garza, public specially trained dogs is from a russian airborne unit have been working closely in the local hospital, treating the wounded, including civilians. they specialize in dealing with shrapnel wounds and other compact injuries. now we managed to speak with some of the doctors and patients. there is, well, they told us to around, you know what, john? i was wounded in our kill mosque while cleary houses. a shell fell and shrapnel flew into my leg. the guys bound my leg and cold for they were creation group on the radio. they carried me out from under the enemy, artillery fire or the main difficulty is the high work lot. as we enter the operating room at 9 am and leave. if god forbid, at 9 p, m work in 12 hours on our feet, you know was right. and they brought one wounded man with multiple shrapnel wounds to the chest, abdomen limbs. he had damage to the diaphragm and a collapsed lung. further extensive damage to the stomach and also multiple perfo

that wasn't the priority and certainly not been the priority of a lot of lawyers and some would argue other media his reputation. and in another to further possible appeal to . shamima possible appeal to. shamima begum, the legal team, said the fight over the decision to revoke citizenship still has a long way to go and terms of the legal fight that's that's nowhere near over . we're not nowhere near over. we're not going to go into details about exactly that means at this stage i think what else this judgement comes out for with that is some some courage and leadership from the home secretary to at this case afresh . what did you do case afresh. what did you do today , darling? oh, i spent my today, darling? oh, i spent my day desperately trying to get a lady who sewed suicide bombers into their vests back into the uk. how was your day? i mean good grief. the mind boggles, doesn't it? i think joining me now on gb news is, homeland security editor mark white mark. so not coming back any time ? no so not coming back any time? no her legal team are not going to give up the fight you saw there. they

a controversial organization that argues men are often the victims of discrimination, in the courts, in medialed the group a quote, male supremacist organization. harry argues they are not anti women. what would you say to anyone who calls this a woman haters club? >> i would say they should do their research. we have a lot of women members. so, obviously that can't be the case. >> marc did pro bono work for the group. he took on custody battles another cases where he thought men were being discriminated against. in one case, he successfully argued from men's equal access to domestic violence shelters. he spoke about it at a conference. >> you can at minimum provide at least at the same counseling and legal services you give to women. >> san bernardino sheriff's detectives asked harry about the cases have marc had been working on. >> i talked to a homicide investigator a couple times. >> detectives were interested in the organization's most high-profile lawsuit. it had taken on the federal government, arguing it was unconstitutional to require only men to register for the draft. marc was the

argue. cable news and social media also contribute. i don't even know where to start on that and i'm not certain it's something that a committee like this could work on, but maybe it could, i don't know. um, but certainly something i've, i've been chewing on as this, you know, at least as, as we sprint to the last four months of this. um, i actually also think that one of the things that makes tricky this issue around schedule is the difference between where we are and um, where colleges, people are already enrolled in their class, right? you've got members who are already on committee. and so deconflicting even the challenge of block scheduling is, you might ask you're either , putting someone in the position of having conflict or having to give something up. nobody wants to give something up when they've accrued seniority. and so that, that does make it a little bit tricky. um, i think we could deconflict it more than it is right now. and so i'm really pleased to hear that the ceo is working on that. i think we need some help and the