"the misfits." ♪ ♪ >> "the misfits" is written by marilyn's husband arthur miller.> i came to work on "the misfits" and i was delighted to meet arthur miller. i was an admirer of his work. marilyn seemed very swreet, tim was friendly with the rest of the cast. >> i'd like you to meet a friend of mine. >> it was clark gable. he was one of her idles when she was a child. liked to imagine he was her father. she didn't know who her father was so why not clark gable? >> what do you do with yourself? >> just live. >> the stories of roslyn played by monroe went to reno for a divorce. the film was inspired when arthur miller was in reno getting his divorce to marry marilyn. >> he even called the character roslyn to make this clear this is marilyn and he sees marilyn in this way. >> too rough for you? >> i don't mind, dad. >> the charts changed their relat relationship. >> he's doing rewrites on the set and she hugely resented the way he characterized the roslyn character. >> seemed to change to being a celebration everything he loved about marilyn to a parody that showed th

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. >>> and arthur arthur.veryone's favorite aardvark, what he's saying ahead of the show's 25th and final season. including the story how he came up with arthur. this morning. january 24, 2022. >> hi we're the lengels and miami florida. >> mapleville, minnesota. >> celebrating my mom's 37th birthday. >> with breakfast in bed and the "today show." >> from massachusetts. >> and alexis's 10th birthday. >> happy birthday alexis. >>> good morning everybody. welcome back to "today," it is nice to have you with us starting the week off. monday morning. let's go. >> going to be a great week. >> yeah. let's get to your news at 8:00. the president considering sending thousand of american troops to eastern europe to counter the russian military threat to ukraine. washington is also ordering the families of american diplomats and urging non essential embassy staff to leave ukraine amid growing fears of an imminent invasion. u.s. officials say more than 100,000 russian troops have ukraine surrounded on three sides. and in

. >> arthur is a risky proposition professionally and romantically for her. he was a married man subpoenaed by the u.s. government. >> she doesn't realize she's heading into a storm. >>> come on, everybody, let's give the little girl a big welcome. [ applause ] >> by the time marlyn was shooting "there is no business like show biz" she was a huge star. >> she is this beautiful, larger than life icon. ♪ after you get what you want, you don't want it ♪ >> after you get what you want, you don't want it. that's a perfect number because that's really her story, too. ♪ because after you get what you want, you don't want what you wanted ♪ >> she had money and the lights and the costumes and the fans. >> but there was something missing. >> she doesn't want to be stuck at fox making stereo type movies. >> i could have sworn you were a dramatic actress. >> i think that's impossible. what i'd like to do is to be a good actress. >> when you want that, you're not necessarily going to find it in hollywood. >> there's no business like show biz opens to great fanfare. but ma

>> arthur miller was subpoenaed by the u.s.ties committee. in hollywood, this was really ruining a lot of careers by forcing people to name names of their fellow communist or communist sympathizers they had known or knew. >> are you a member of the communist party? >> are you a member of the communist party? >> you now or have you ever been a member of the communist party? >> she anxiously waits even as he refuses to name names. >> the story about arthur miller's defiance is usually told in terms of his political courage and marilyn is there standing by her man. >> according to people who knew both miller and marilyn at the time, it was marilyn who urged miller to stand up to them. she hated mccarthyism and everything it stood for. >> we needed to really think about it as somebody with principles and who is making her own statement about a very toxic political and cultural climate. >> emerging from the hearing, miller shocks the press. >> mr. miller, why did you fail application for passport? >> i want to go to england. >> for

we also have arthur conan — complete your census.ensus. we also have arthur conan doyle, who _ complete your census. we also have arthur conan doyle, who census - complete your census. we also have i arthur conan doyle, who census shows that he had a median in the house —— like a medium in the house and a psychic, and it's very possible that on census night, he was having a seance in the house. that is a fascinating glimpse of what can be found in a census. thank you for your time today. the european court of human rights has dismissed a legal challenge in a long—running dispute with a gay rights activist in northern ireland. the court ruled action brought by gareth lee, who claims that he was discriminated against back in 2014 when the christian owners of a belfast bakery refused to make him a cake iced with the slogan "support gay marriage" was inadmissible. our ireland correspondent chris page gave us the background into the case. never before, you could say, has a cake been so controversial. this started in 2014, when gareth lee,

arthur, good to see you tonight. had covid i believe and you are a positive for the cells and the school did grant you an exemption last summer, s what the heck changed? >> thank you for having me on tonight. that's correct, i received a medical exemption in june of last year, and then when i showed up to football camp in august, i was rudely awakened b three university officials who banged on my door and said that i was sleeping and an unauthorized bed and forced me to move to a single which is what all unvaccinated kids need to do now at the u of chicago. this was the first of three shocking events that happened t me during midterms i received a unsigned e-mail from student wellness saying that i was not in compliance with the universities mandates and that it told me that my wi-fi access to university buildings, and my dorm room where i sleep were about to be terminated and thinned during final exams, i received an e-mail from the director of student wellness saying yet again that i was not in compliance with the

and he was right. >> oh, now i love "arthur".hole interview on the "today" show this morning at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >> from "arthur" to meteorologist kari hall. look, we want to know about that forecast today. >> and i'll say, hey! [ laughter ] >> i remember that song. i guess because i probably heard it yesterday. let's get a look at our live view right now. looking at the golden gate bridge, it is all clear out there and we are going to see the fog staying over the north bay. but then take a look at how cold it is as you're heading out the door. we have some mid-30s in morgan hill, 38 degrees in livermore and 35 in dublin. i guess after watching that game at lambeau field over the weekend, we cannot complain about this. take a look at our current visibility, down to about a half of a mile in santa rosa, but much clearer elsewhere across much of the rest of the bay area. and we are also watching the coastline today, because we are going to have the advisory for the potential of those sneaker waves. all of these

thanks so much, arthur. >> thanks a lot. but coming up, one woman's emotional breakdown reveals the devastating fallout ofle covid insanity and all those rules the last fight is next . apologies droplets, just dangers to your breathing. give mike your most ultra pure steam. it's all germs destroyed just pure steam, happy sinuses, good breathing again. ma my pure must do it. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most to get the allour new and rapid receit smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents >> after u.k. prime minister boris johnson announced the end of most covid one commentator could not hold back. because it literally ruined our lives. nobody spoke about it at all. commentators had union reps come onom the stage but this is the first time i've cried on tv. i watched my entire life fall apart. what the government did the young people and nobody cares. >> the children were collateral damage indeed. it's unforgivable what the control freaks dea

faith a great deal and we've been talking in this language amity for a long time about flourishing arthur brooks came around about 10 years ago and said, this is how people achieve happiness is with earned success that the component of family a friends of some religious connectivity and then of work that it is these are the factors that it when harmonize most bring about a happy human experience. this is there's a long tradition of teaching of this in the church both catholic and protestant traditions, and i believe that human forishing is no more complicated than that which advances the well-being of society and i think that economics is a profession losing. to that aim and moving into more you mentioned charts and graphs and econometrics has gotten this incredibly wrong. well, but i'm going to push back a little there dave. does that mean a child credit is more important than a significant reduction in the capital gains rate. we'll see again that involves a trade-off and charts and it does require charts, but what we're doing when we study the charts and and evaluating an adjudicating t

it shows how she risked it all to stand by arthur miller. >> arthur miller was subpoenaed by the u.s.ctivities committee. in hollywood this was really ruining a lot of careers by forcing people to name names of their fellow communist or communist sympathizers that they had known or knew. >> are you a member of the communist party? >> are you now or have you ever been a member of the communist party? >> she anxiously waits even as he refuses to name names. >> the story about arthur miller's defiance is usually told in terms of his political courage and marilyn is there standing by herman. according to people who knew both miller and marilyn at the time, it was marilyn who urged miller to stand up to them. she hated mckathyism and everything that it stood for. >> cnn's original series "reframed: marilyn monroe," it continues with new episodes tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> so it's already a competitive market, but now mortgage rates are on the rise. up next, we have a look at how much extra you could be shell out if you plan on buying a home and why you should try to lock down that rate right

he also became an architectural arthur writing for among publications, andrew jackson, magazines and as a result olmsted was well aware of the movement toward scientific and effective farming techniques. he was part of the networks of agricultural to spread the word about best practices. in fact olmsted, part of the movement and he would become an association with planning five of the new land-grant colleges and would influence many others. here's a shout out to andrew jackson, downing and the influence with the horticulturalist, part of it the whole idea of the land-grant institution was not only teaching but also extension and that started in agricultural societies enter publication like the horticulturalist. the first lien grad was a college of california berkeley which had begun as a private institution. in olmsted attempted to convince the trustees to consider the campus comprehensively. in 1866 campus park proposal suggested taking advantage of the sites enter rain and strawberry creek which runs through the campus, olmsted also advocated consideration of the semi era of climat

. >>> arthur brooks with join to us talk about all of this.x" begins right now >> good morning, next up on "squawk box" right here, i'm andrew ross sorkin, along with becky quick, joe a off today ahead of the opening bell, we got about two-and-a-half hours to go. right about now, we got a little red on the screen, s&p 500 off 4 points, nasdaq down about we'll call it 55 points. here's the thinking headlines, though, at this hour fed chairman jerome powell has set an official date his renomination has been set for next tuesday powell also scheduled a hearing for lionel brainard who has been nominated as fed chairman. that takes place tomorrow. nevada is now the latest is that it to join a proposed $26 billion opioid settlement. they have been accused of fuel ac nationwide opioid crisis. nevada was one of the first states that has not yet signed on to that settlement. check out shares of beyond meat, they're surging in pre-market trading following news kfc will roll out a fried chicken next week >>> the latest report on mortgage applications and

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oh, void enter, arthur. all hope abound those shocking thee over 200 years as that having been written, all those images were actually believed by most of the people who really thought that after that they had to go to hell. if you believe in god could be, did you think to go to paradise, to go to hell. it's not even managed to imagine it, but even in the 1400 and if a later, the medieval imagery is to survive, then all the people. after that the we can then to go through l, at least they used to be also those degrees, very labels of sense. and if we were fortunate, if we have behaved quite well, you could actually take l afterwards go through bigotry. and afterwards, the paradigm that was a quite different amatory dante's revolutionary lines changed the way people sort, altered their view of the world. a 150 years later, during a dark time, the church, his vision of paradise at hell still hangs heavy over the collective consciousness . it shapes people's paths through life as they strive to past hell and sa

started a bit in a group city, but it still qualified behind nigeria, ivory coast blew out algeria. arthur goes to when a dallas group came to have got that big track from i access to boston, i left so many will be waiting to see perhaps if egypt will get themselves against every cause who ivory coast will continue and is good for him to knock out egypt asked the game arby, look into watcher in this when the other matches were clearly ivory coast or egypt is the big one. a pa fountain is against nigeria. okay, looking forward, alyssa, shakuma, thank you. a watching did again use up next to shift live in in the digital age. i am 80 my junior i'm on use at the top will be our on remember, you can get the latest from around the world any time at d, w dot com. stay with ask us as well coming up every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposa

started a bit in a group today, but a still qualified behind nigeria, ivory coast blew out algeria. arthur goes to one, a dallas group came to have got that big truck from, i access the bus and i left. so many will be waiting to see perhaps if egypt will get themselves against every cause who ivory coast will consider and is good for him to knock out egypt as the game are. be looking to watch her in this one day or other matches or clearly ivory causes or egypt is the big one a. perform denise against nigeria. okay. looking forward. alyssa, shakuma, thank you now stolen sports. dogs more. that keeping the pressure on by and when i got the top of the bundles legal table at the beach in hoffman, i mean a 3 to thriller alan hole and opened the scoring early on after some crafted team playing the build up under a criminal. it should july, before half time with his 100 go off and i am after the break adult moon to captain mac, go royce with the visit this back ahead. if one own go fed, i extended the i lead, not only of go for health, and i was not enough us ultimately when told what all we poi

started a bit in a group today, but still qualified behind nigeria, ivory coast blew out algeria. arthur goes to one, a dallas group games have got that big truck from i access to boston, i left so many will be waiting to see perhaps if egypt will get themselves against every cause who ivory coast will consider and is good form to knock out egypt as the game are, be look into watcher in this when the other matches won't, clearly ivory causes or egypt is the big one, a puff antony's against nigeria. okay, looking forward on his satchel coma. thank you. a reminder how the top stories were following for you. the 1st shipment of ezra american military aid has arrived in ukraine. it includes defensive weapons and ammunition as the country for pass, believe possible. russia invasion the watching deed of the news up next, the sport life takes a look at where africa's best football players come from. i ha, maybe mike, a junior, i won't use that, it's hope will be ok. and then remember to get the latest from around the world. any type of d, w dot com stadium. ah .

eisenhower ranked below chester arthur he was i think number 22 at a time when there were a lot fewer presidents than there are now, okay. in the most recent c-span survey as an hour ranked fifth. now i'm not it's not to say one is right and one is wrong. but there's a discernible trend there. and you know in the larger sets why? why is eisenhower ranked his eyes he is well. that then leads to the fact that there are alternatives to the author sourcinger of presidential success. it's it's a mistake. i think say one is liberal and one is conservative. but broadly speaking one is activist. and and and president centric and washington centric and the other for lack of a better word might be thought to be more jeffersonian. more limited and it's approach to government more decentralized. in other words the new deal and the centralization of authority in washington and particularly in the executive. is reversible and you know you could argue that much of the last 50 years. is an attempt to do to do just that. that was the fifth part of our eight hour conversation with historian and author

eisenhower ranked below chester arthur he was i think number 22 at a time when there were a lot fewer presidents than there are now, okay. in the most recent c-span survey as an hour ranked fifth. now i'm not it's not to say one is right and one is wrong. but there's a discernible trend there. and you know in the larger sets why? why is eisenhower ranked his eyes he is well. that then leads to the fact that there are alternatives to the author sourcinger of presidential success. it's it's a mistake. i think say one is liberal and one is conservative. but broadly speaking one is activist. and and and president centric and washington centric and the other for lack of a better word might be thought to be more jeffersonian. more limited and it's approach to government more decentralized. in other words the new deal and the centralization of authority in washington and particularly in the executive. is reversible and you know you could argue that much of the last 50 years. is an attempt to do to do just that. that was the fifth part of our eight hour conversation with historian and author

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kumasi: and arthur is getting ready to say goodbye.g to an end next month after 25 years. pbs is hosting a celebration marathon that include or new episodes to reveal what is in store for the future. jobina: love arthur. reggie: i always think of jobina because you love dw. kumasi: tes>>> good morning, america, f our viewers in the west. a powerful new winter blast taking aim on this thursday morning. one-two winter punch. arctic blast for the northeast. millions in at least 23 states on alert for subzero windchills, snow and ice and the ice storm warning for the south. as texas to the carolinas brace for a treacherous commute. >>> breaking overnight, voting rights bill blocked. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> senate democrats failed to overcome republican opposition hours after president biden's marathon press conference defending his stalled agenda. >>> do you need to be more realistic and scale down these priorities in order to get something passed? >> no.

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. >> joining us now is the director of medical act eubgs professor arthur caplan.you need to explain to people so they understand what the procedures are for who gets organ transplants. how does it work and what are the requirements? >> good morning, john. what we have is transplant centers make decisions about who to admit to the transplant programs. each transplant center has rules, has criteria for saying you can come in. we think you really are in need of a transplant. then once they're in a hospital, there is a national system that takes all the people that have been admitted to individual transplant centers and, if you will, ranks them, assigns them, they know what their blood type is, their antibody type is, whether they need a large heart or a small heart. and so the distribution then moves around the country, say, of hearts. no heart eligible from a donor is likely to go to waste. the argument is who to give it to, who has the best chance to survive with this scarce resource. >> there are a finite number of hearts and organs available. and who gets them de

emma raducanu both in action later, but before that, we'll see british number one dan evans face arthurve uncapped players, including saracens back—rower andy christie and london irish scrum—half ben white. once again, stuart hogg will captain the side as they hope to repeat last year's victories over england and france and improve on their fourth place finish. rory darge, ben vellacott and kyle rowe are also rewarded with call—ups ahead of scotland's first game against england. veteran fly—halfjohnny sexton will captain ireland for the third successive championship after overcoming ankle and knee issues suffered in november. uncapped backs michael lowry and mack hansen have been named in andy farrell's 37—man squad. ireland's campaign gets under way against wales in dublin. and preparations ahead of the women's ashes have been less than perfect for england, as they count down to their first t20 game tomorrow at the adelaide oval. the series is beginning a week earlier than originally planned to allow both teams to travel to new zealand and quarantine before the world cup. it's meant th

we know that the stone was rather whitish and what's missing arthur city was left and right of it. you had to imagine those but was not hard to make out. the right hand tower is missing its top floor, but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look the structures from the time of constantine, the great, the basilica of constantine, the amphitheatre, and the t at imperial baths. bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires, aspirations to rule the world at new during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites and tear the cathedral. and right next to it, the church of our lady, the cathedral of saint peter is germany's oldest surviving house of worship. all through its 1700 year history, it served as an episcopal church from the oldest roman brick work dating from the 4th century. all the stages of europe's architectural, religious, and art history can be traced through to the present. unesco also includes hands the attic cities on its world heritage itinerary lou beck's old town was added in 1987. in the 14

. >> jimmy: some tv news pbs just announced that "arthur," the longest running animated kids show inry, will end next month with a a four - [ audience aws ] with a four-part finale that shows the characters as grown-ups. yeah, aardvarks only live about 20 years, so this could get kind of heavy. [ laughter ] here's arthur as a kid yeah and here he is as grown-up [ laughter ] yeah, it's interesting so this is going to be cute. [ laughter and applause well listen to this, the ceo of airbnb said that he's going to permanently live in airbnb properties and move to a new one every two weeks. yeah the ceo of motel 6 heard this idea and was like, "do not expect that from me. [ laughter ] and finally, i read that peloton is reportedly considering scaling back and closing some stores. we're three weeks into january, i didn't expect my bike to be the one giving up. [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen ♪ [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. she produces and stars in the film, "the eyes

and the lifeguard, who wasn't jewish, he could swim — arthur, he would laugh too, and i would look up't want to let my suitcases go, and the coat was...you know? i didn't know if i'd ever get to the top of the pool again, and i would go,... and he would spot me and finally he would get me up, so it was a matter of keeping them amused. thejewish mountains, you went there, really, they went there, really, for the food. they went there to die, because the food was cholesterol, that's all it was. lunch would fill them up to hear, they would eat... speaks yiddish. all yiddish words for doughy substances filled with yeast ——cheeses, covered with creams, sometimes they would have lots of raw vegetables covered with one gallon of sour cream and they would eat that, then they would have sour cream on blintzes for lunch, for dessert, and that would be their lunch. and then ten gallons of hot tea and a glass of sour cream. and after that, they would sit and rock on the porch, they would rock. and this is the most dangerous thing a jew could do, the most dangerous thing a jew could do in the moun

and that's dangerous if arthur kill on table, you're much, oh cool. he's the producer of choker pool. the pit which is about an influential mafia family in a dangerous istanbul neighbourhood. it too is popular all over the world and turkish series and not only popular in pakistan, which is largely muslim. but also in sheila, which is mainly catholic isabel rodriguez, purchases turkish series for the chilean channel t v n. and then your, what teresa nancy, up again, they resonate allots because the stories are about every day problem me. they are universal stories and in the it doesn't matter whether they're setting a turkey, an example, or in santiago, chile. it's so nike yet, these are the topics that speak to women in particular go for and dave and prize, the main audience battalion of alice living. when would you copy these might be shows the features strong women and families collab, but ultimately it's men who have to say what i can edit once turkey is a patriarchal country, there's horizon conservatism, not only in turkey, but also in the world.

you have been making arthur years before a gallery in italy, gave it a li, afro future. i didn't know about the future that my 1st time to hear that was for future. the series of eyeglasses called c stunners made to bureau famous, constructed from crash collected on his travels. there are mash up of different cultural tradition to me after that is for future late. it's a combination of different culture, decent material from like global. but it's something and you can see more african they move more asia. no, it's more awful feature kind of a series of pictures from kenyan photographer osborne cherry re imagines kenya's legendary mouse independent fighters as high tech optician who helped overthrow colonialism for much area afro futurism is about reclaiming an african past either stolen or forgotten. all african countries from the colonized and people didn't get to settle, see that history or see themselves in the history or a lot of that history was not documented or was his models are those ignored or abandoned by society nairobi underground fight club imagines a math

and my wife was arthur's sister and a good friend named marianne. it's only over $5 for a pound of hamburger meat? five dollars. well, this is partly the pound of beef today cost five bucks compared to four bucks for the pandemic part of said it before i'll say it again, capitalism without competition is not capitalism its exploitation by. >> biden's big beef with the meat industry. the president vowed to crack down on companies he says are responsible for driving up grocery prices per joining me know ceo bob, good to see you. and happy new year to you, sir. going to start the higher prices. we are seeing them on most food products. not just beef, poultry pork as well. what do you make of the president's comments essentially saying it is the producers that are price gouging. >> you know, people do not understand the faults, the reason for inflation lies specifically at the feet of government. not only our government but the governments worldwide. they are competing with business. it's not -- women talk of insurrection. it is not an insurrection of t

the downpours of arthur caused the water levels of both rivers here to rise the ribbon flood their banks several times a year, often sweeping away homes and farmland. yet instead of shoring up river banks, local authorities often spent climate change funds on roads. we little my law is than any day begin. imagining the local government hasn't been able to develop plans and strategies to tackle these problems. what so the population suffers on that, like i had done the apple zebra. is that not what fidel? my la even supply themselves with the bare essentials in author. think what it actually had if the fishes are suffering to rising temperatures, cause the rivers to dry up in the summer water quality has also deteriorated rapidly. look here, i might say i didn't catch a single fish here before i could cast my net and get 15 or 20 of them to get with a single throw. what, what is it? but i guarantee that there's reason to hope the situation will improve soon. staff from transparency international are working closely with the authorities to determine why funding doesn't end up where it's so

now 7 to be married when she's older, but he needs the money now. worth the dear do now while arthur, i have another daughter, i'm even willing to sell her because i need to buy food and medicine. i don't have any other choice, and it's likely other afghan families will feel they'd to have to do the same. according to the united nations, more than 3000000 children under 5, a facing acute malnutrition, more mothers like these, facing the unthinkable. laura frick burge out a 0 to be in supporting in for hollywood actress and comedian betty white, who's died 3 weeks short of our 100 birthday she'd been acting for over 80 years. the guinness world records named her the female entertainer with the longest television career. barbara on gov reports. in a youth driven film industry, betty white was a rarity. she was one of the few actresses who maintains top power well into her ninety's. oh, this is something you did to mrs. miller that she began her career in the 19th thirty's on radio and in variety shows. i'm sorry, this is a very critical touchy one to best supporting actress emmy awards

the gym, palestinian activist attained in egypt for more than 2 years as arrived in france. ramos arthur was forced to renounce his egyptian nationality before he was released and deported on thursday. he was the co founder of a pro palestinian group in egypt and accused of having ties with an out load of organization and to serbia now, where environmental activists have blocked roads and highways as they tried to stop the opening of a large lithium mine. beyond study, novick has more for no he said environmental groups are protesting across serbia. this saturday, as while activists are blocking roads. and for the 1st time in history, the highway in the largest city in serbia, navi side, activists, are protesting against 3 at the entire company. and it's plant lead you mind project there against any project that will lead to pollution of land and water. the prime minister of the country on the burnett beach said that they are close to for feeling their demand. and the activists are planning to continue with the process until company re a teen thought leaves. serbia brought this, the girl

during his trial, had it a notorious secret service unit a decade ago, under the regime of basha, al arthur. rosalind later fled to germany where he was detained in 2019 and let's go right to our correspondent louisa. andrea dolphin. she is in cobblins outside of the court house, where she has been following the trial for us. hi louisa. i tell us more about the current court ruling to day as you mentioned and wireless lan was ahead of her. i'd had t prison in damascus. and in that respect, he has been charged with her of torture and more than $4000.00 cases and earth $27.00 murders and also a singer of several cases of sexual abuse and rape. and he himself, for claims that he was not overseeing that he had not that much power as director of that prison, that the regime did not trust him any more at the moment where he was director of the prison. and now the court has just outlined why it didn't by the argument why it still believes that, and we're a roslyn, or carry some kind of responsibility for these crimes. these are crimes against humanity, and that's why and why was line was sentenced

we spoke to journalist and arthur thomas foss. bender assured his view above the german vice admiral stance on crimea. of course the, the leadership, the judge, political leadership and the media are concerned about the fact that within the rank and file off the government of the army or are, and among the population. there is this common sense understanding that crimea will remain within russia and that there is, there is this common understanding that whatever mr. put in did over the last 20 years, or whether it's against us or, or for as whether we like it or not. mm hm. and deserves a certain level of respect. so i would say the fact that that, that provoked the anger was that this was not that he doesn't not represent a solitary and individual opinion here. but rather why did distributed one that you get this feeling over the last weeks, not only among the population, there was always a strong consensus in terms of good relations with russia, but among their countries leadership, the leading media that there are certain initiatives that say, well it's not site to strongly here w

now 7 to be married when she's older, but he needs the money now. worth the dear do now, while arthur, i have another daughter, i'm even willing to sell her because i need to buy food and medicine. i don't have any other choice, and it's likely other afghan families will feel they'd to have to do the same. according to the united nations, more than $3000000.00 children under 5 of facing acute malnutrition, more mothers like aziz facing the unthinkable. laura frick burg out 0. the legendary you are sac tyson. comedian betty white has died less than a month before her $100.00 birthday. she was named the female entertainer with the longest television career by guinness world records in a career spanning 9 decades. why began acting as a child and the 19th thirty's, and she won't write up until 2019 with a voice pot in toy story for. but she was best known worldwide for playing a role in island in the eighty's tv show, the golden girls. now as 2022 begins is time to look back at some of the biggest stories al jazeera is covered over the past 12 months. let's walk down pennsylvania avenue.

yeah, we have to take extra care here because it's quite crowded. mutable arthur? i, there's a guest on them. i have been hearing that this time, the virus is spreading much faster than before. but i don't think it is as dangerous because people are recovering quickly at their hands. dr. cut, the giggly says the severity of symptoms and rate of hospitalization may be lower than the crohn. but people still need to be very cautious. been by and ward be lung square de la, whereas in this one, it is only related to the upper respiratory tract and the symptoms are faster, bigger, and the recovery is weighed fast i to be. but he warns that given the speed with which the widest is spreading, people off to lexus, especially older people, and those with pre existing conditions. studies suggest that the pod we will peak sometime around january, end to february, beginning, and then we'll see a shop decline. even though this way, we'd expect it to be short lived exports, see that it still has the potential to over been healthy infrastructure once it hits it's peak. public heal

now 7 to be married when she's older, but he needs the money now. worth the dear do now, while arthur, i have another daughter. i'm even willing to sell her because i need to buy food and medicine. i don't have any other choice. and it's likely other afghan families will feel they to have to do the same. according to the united nations, more than 3000000 children under 5, a facing acute malnutrition, more mothers like these, facing the unthinkable. laura frick burg out 0. dozens of palestinians have been injured after israeli forces find, take us to disperse weekly protests the occupied west bank. people in nobliss were protesting against the building and settlements in the villages, the best t, n and better. and it occupied east jerusalem palestinians gathered to voice their anger. and israel's opposition ongoing. pardon me, plans to force displacements of families, businesses in thailand, sending 8 across the border to me in march to help them any displayed by fighting between the military and ethnic current fighters. violence has eased in recent days, but the rebel se though only n