he is an award-winning associated press journalist from ukraine and also the president of the ukrainianciation of professional photographers. in addition to the russian invasion of ukraine, chernov has covered the wars in iraq, syria, nagorno-karabakh, and afghanistan. he is also the author of the novel "the dreamtime," which draws heavily on his experience as a war correspondent. it must be a strange experience for you sitting there in salt lake city today as you hear that ukraine has declared a nationwide air raid alert as russia has launched dozens of missile and drone attacks across the country and you presenting this film almost a year ago, you and your ukrainian colleagues, reporters deciding to stay in mariupol when other international journalists left to document the destruction of that city. if you can put what is happening today in ukraine together with your film? >> hi. yes stub of course. what i usually say to the audience, very strong responses from the audience, very emotional that people cry, they get angry. people ask what they can do. but really what i first say to the

the agreement reported by the associated press so far. good. see companies advance chip makers like dutch m l and japanese nick on limit their exports. the agreement follows the u. s. s. decision in october last year to impose strict controls on the sale of semiconductors and the machines used to make them to china. right. let's get more of this from frazier. how we, china, analyst and book author. welcome back to the problem frasier. should these plans come to fruition? they haven't been confirmed yet? how much of a damper would they be to china's tech ambitions? well, it's certainly going to be a dapper, it's m l, but space. they built the machines that makes the chips and indeed make this almost the most advanced technology to make the smallest chips that's very important for all the big chip manufacturers. so china being restricted access to that will certainly slow things down. as you know, china has for many years or billions of dollars into the chip sector, trying to catch up with japan in the way. and the reality is they have failed lar

and the journalist for the associated press covering intelligence and national security. his article for the year-long investigation of law enforcement's misconduct won awards from the american bar association and associated press media and was nominated for the pulitzer prize. he also was a reporter on immigration and the border in texas and part of the team nominated for the pulitzer prize for national reporting so we are very fortunate to have this panel and for them to take time out of their schedules to come down and discuss this topic. let me start with you. a lot of discussion at this conference and reasons for that. from your perspective i wanted to ask about what you perceive into using over classification or improper classification as reasons for why people make unauthorized disclosures whether they are trying to cover up government must conduct or embarrassment all of which would be contrary. >> let me just start by saying the government doesn't like me publishing their secrets. i don't know if people know this but the obama administration at ofthe department su

the agreement reported by the associated press so far would see companies advance ship makers like dutch m l, and japanese nick on limit their exports. the agreement follows the u. s. s. decision in october last year to impose strict controls on the sale of semiconductors and the machines used to make them to china. right, let's get more of this from frazier. how we, china, analyst and book author. welcome back to the problem frasier. should these plans come to fruition they haven't been confirmed yet.

associated press issuing guidance on the word "the." this is real. ap tweeting we recommend avoiding dehumanizing "the" label such as the poor, the mentally ill, the french, the disabled, the college educated. use wording such as people with mental illness. i think, joe, on this show, we joked the word police would eventually come for the word "the" but i thought they were joking, they are coming for "the." >> joe: depending what your definition of the word "is" is. this is not a spoof, everyone watching at home, associated press, as a writer, i use their style guide and now their style guide is supposed to be nonpartisan wire service, now the wokest of the woke. i guess we can't say the free pres anymore, it is just free press. this is one of the many reasons why the media, sorry, media, has a trust issue with the american people. this is impossible to do, how do you not put the in front of something that is an entity. how do you do it? >> todd: the french are like, why did you drag us into this. >> ashley: jokingly changed twitter bioto eliminate t

also freedom po for also says being homosexual should not be a crime in an interview with the associated press. acknowledge that catholic bishops in some parts of the world still support laws that discriminate against the eligibility q community. the vatican however still considers the quote act of homosexuality essentials. he who you political campaigns are currently underway in nigeria ahead of next month's general and presidential elections. voter apathy has been a concern in previous elections, especially among young people. but that now seems to be changing. many are talking about getting that permanent voting cods so they can help decide who will lead to africa's largest economy to deputies. lisa shakuma has more. ah, it's early. we aimed out scapes of lagos. normally trickle my low beat would, she would be going to his chicken farm. but to day is prepared in what he calls his morning cry. com. yahoo? 02000 and evolved to do what level. he's been doing this every morning since the start of the year, determined to get people to vote. i think that the partner responsibility rests on me. be

in a letter into the national archives, shared with the associated press, his lawyer stated that he understands the high importance of protecting sensitive, classified information and stands ready to cooperate with any appropriate inquiry. >> the state of the union is strong because you, the american people are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of union address. this is on tuesday. his first speech since republicans won back control of the house. we will take your phone calls and tweets. watch live coverage, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including sparklight. >> it is our home too. we are all facing our greatest challenge. we are working around the clock to keep you connected. it will be easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> from c-span essentials this winter. c-an shop.org. save up to 20% on c-span sweatshirts, blankets and streetwear. there some

. >> the associated press reports the u.s.y is beginning new expanded combat training for ukrainian troops, and mark milley said this will be key to helping ukraine regain territory. at the same time we're seeing russia staging exercises today with belarus. what could the training in the u.s. look like? how will that help ukrainian forces? >> of course the training in the u.s. is primarily for patriot crew members that will be happening at fort sill, the combined arms training where they learn to put tanks, infantry vehicles and everything altogether into an armored formation, i think that will be happening here in europe. look, crimea is the key. i wish that the chairman, who i have great respect for, i wish they would talk about helping ukraine win, and they need to believe ukraine can win. they need to provide long-range precision items that will make crimea not a sanctuary for russians who can sit back and watch missiles against civilian targets. we have to talk in terms of winning not just helping ukraine recover territor

. >>> the "associated press" says vaccination rates for u.s. kindergarten kids dropped again last year. that's according to the cdc. the vaccination rate for measles, tetanus, and certain other diseases is usually about 95%, but it fell below 94% in the 2020 to 2021 school year when covid first hit. it dropped to about 93% in the following year. experts say falling vaccination rates open the door to outbreaks of diseases. >>> and cbs los angeles says that a car nearly hit two people as it plowed into an outdoor dining patio at a restaurant. security video shows the car crashing into barriers and tables wednesday in sierra madre as two people walked just feet away. a passenger in the car was taken to the hospital, but no major injuries were reported. there is no word, though, on what caused the crash. >>> still to come, white castle turns into a house of love. the fast food chain is bringing back a special valentine's day dinner experience. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life

. >>> the "associated press" said two monkeys were taken in the latest incident at the dallas zoo.dy cut an opening in an enclosure and took the monkeys yesterday. a tool was used to open a fence that allowed a clouded leopard to escape. an endangered vulture that was found dead this month had a wound. police have not said whether the incidents are linked. >>> still to come, rebranding a classic cable channel. the premium tv network showtime will be integrated into paramount plus. we'll tell you the new name. ca. showtime will be integrated into paramount plus. we'll tell you the new name. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, 6 mure, irregular or abnormal heartbeat, if you have untreated sleep apnea, or take maois. zeposia may cause serious side effects including infections that can be life threatening and cause death, slow heart rate, liver or b

the "associated press" reports on the death of actor annie wersching. in los angeles following a battle with cancer. she played fbi agent renee walker in "24." she also provided the voice of tess in the video game "last of us." she recently played the queen in the second season of "star trek: picard." she was 45. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says officers pulled a man out of a stolen police vehicle that crashed seconds before a train hit it. >> come on! [ sirens ] >> move! please move! >> police say an officer was wrapping up a traffic stop saturday when a man jumped into his patrol car and drove away. after a high-speed chase, the driver lost control, and the car flipped onto train tracks. officers managed to pull him out of a window as the train bared down. he was charged with multiple crimes. >>> the "dallas morning news" says quarterback stetson bennett was arrested on a public intoxication charge. officers responded to reports of a man banging on doors in a dallas neighborhood. they arrested the 25-year-old and took him to the city detent

inspired by radical islamic extremism accord to a law enforcement official who spoke with the "associated press." investigators say the 19-year-old suspect from maine struck two of the officers with a machete on new year's eve before an officer shot him in the shoulder. it happened just outside the times square high-security zone where people were screened for weapons. the officers are expected to recover from their injuries. the suspect is believed of to -- believed to have acted alone. >>> meanwhile, the man suspected of killing four university of idaho students plans to waive his extradition hearing back to idaho. 28-year-old bryan kohberger was arrested friday at his parents' home in pennsylvania. the students were found stabbed to death at an off-campus house in november. kohberger's family issued a statement yesterday saying they are praying for the victims' families. >>> now to the war in ukraine. the new year is not bringing with it any rest for battle-weary soldiers. overnight russian strikes on kyiv continued knocking out power and causing a lot of -- a loss of heating in the midst of

. >>> the "associated press" reports on president biden's new plan to control the sharp increase of migrantssouthern border. mr. biden said the u.s. would immediately turn away migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela who crossed the border from mexico illegally. he also said the u.s. will accept up to 30,000 people from those four countries per month as long as they have sponsors and come legally. the president is set to visit the border city of el paso, texas, on sunday. >>> and "the state" newspaper says south carolina's supreme court struck down the six-week abortion ban. the court said it violated the state constitutional right to privacy. the decision comes nearly two years after the ban became law. abortion rights groups and the white house applauded the decision. south carolina's republican governor said the court exceeded its authority. the state's previous 20-week ban stays in place for now. >>> and still to come, nearly a billion reasons to play. how much you could win in tonight's mega millions lottery drawing. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm takin

the "associated press" says an investigation is under way to determine the cause of a helicopter crashncluding the country's interior minister. the chopper crashed into a kindergarten yesterday in foggy conditions near the capital of kyiv. nine people on the helicopter died including other government officials. a child on the ground was also killed. secretary of state antony blinken offered condolences. >> they have been heroic in their efforts in defense of ukraine against the russian aggression, and we stand with our friends in ukraine in mourning their loss. >> more than two dozen people were injured including 11 children. >>> "the charlotte observer" reports another north carolina electrical substation was damaged by apparent gunfire. the utility, energy united, said there were no power outages following tuesday's attack in randolph county. it comes weeks after substations in a nearby county were hit by gunfire knocking out power to more than 45,000 customers. there have been no arrests in that incident. the fbi is investigating along with state authorities. >>> and "reuters" says

geoff: pope francis, in a wide-ranging interview with the associated press, spoke at length about his critics and the future of the papacy. most notably, he called laws criminalizing homosexuality fundamentally unjust, making clear that, in the mind of the leader of the catholic church, being homosexual is not a crime. pope francis: we are all children of god, and god loves us as we are, and for the strength with which we fight for our dignity. being homosexual is not a crime. it is not a crime, but it is a sin. and, well, we first have to distinguish a sin from a crime, but a sin is also the lack of charity with one another. geoff: for more, we're joined by paul elie, senior fellow with the berkley center for religion, peace and world affairs at georgetown university. he's also a contributing writer for the new yorker. thanks for being with us. and how should we understand the pope's remarks that being homosexual is not a crime, even as he stands by catholic teaching, which says that homosexual acts are -- quote -- intrinsically disordered and a sin? how is the pope distinguishing be

she told the associated press that every time she buys an outfit or present for her daughter, they buyfor baby l. for the last 16 months, baby l. has lived with the masts and their four sons. why are you sharing her story now? >> i think the reason that we chose to speak up finally is to just to tell the real story. we're not out to chase down allegations or what has been said about us, but just to share from the heart what she's gone through, what our family has gone through, why we did what we did. >> reporter: so to be clear, you wanted to stay in the background, but there was a tipping point. what was the tippin point? >> i think when the taliban calls you out by name and agrees with your opponents about what should happen to this little girl, that's the point where we're going the start fighting back. >> reporter: last fall, the taliban posted a video claiming joshua mast, quote, forcefully took baby l. they vowed to seriously pursue the issue with american authorities so the child is, quote, returned to her relatives. the u.s. state department told cbs news that reuniting the chi

associated press had the video. armed united nations climate cops in and swooped me out, sent me into the desert, confiscate it in my briefcase, and they banned me from the for the remainder of that week. and they said it was for life. and i had to fight to get myself back. and i will be going to egypt this year. i'm going to egypt for the u.n. climate summit first week in november. so i'm back at the summit. so. all right. global needs permanent lockdown. okay. this is it. not working. anyway. there's okay, let's go to the first slide. is this not how does this work? am i doing something wrong? well, he did. okay. this is released, actually. go. let's go to the next slide. the world economic forum. right. i'm going to keep this fun. the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. they annual meetings started in 71. this is boilerplate. okay, next, this is the book that. klaus schwab, its founder, wrote in june of 2020 called the great reset. now people say, oh, it's a dark conspiracy theory. i was just called a con

. >> this is the third mass shooting in california in just the last we, according to the "associated press." what do you suspect is happening here? >> well, it shows what we already know, that there's an epidemic of gun violence in this country, someone dies a gun death every 15 minutes in this country. so these are things we've known. but when it hits home to your own community, it's different. we do have the strongest gun laws in the country, we have many fewer gun deaths per capita than other states, one-third as many deaths as mississippi. but all that doesn't seem to matter when you've got seven innocent people dead in your own community. and, you know, it just shows that we have to redouble efforts here in california, of course, and really we need a federal solution as well. the fentanyl epidemic, we're looking at a federal solution. gun violence, we need a federal solution. in the meantime, we're doing everything we can here in california. >> senator becker, we know that the suspect appeared to have legally obtained those semiautomatic weapons, so what has to change with california

a humanitarian worker told the associated press news agency that launch convoys could be seen leaving several areas. the presence of each retreat tropes in the region had been seen as a major challenge to a p. still find between european government and to try forces in november sanford. he is opposition today. ma potty has found a ronnie for the 1st time in 6 and a half years in the port city of one for that sort of a government listed a ban imposed by former president john michael fully in 2016. under the restrictions elected, politicians could only canvass in their own constituency, from a presidential candidate to says he'll be returning to the country on wednesday. canada has said it will help guide p. songs between the camera and government and separate is seen its english speaking regions. more than 6000 people have been killed in the conflicts escalated in 2017 separate schools have been battling government true to form a breakaway states. camera and english speaking minority accuses the french speaking majority of marginalizing january 21st marks 3 years since the 1st case of

in an interview with the associated press, the pontiff acknowledge the catholic bishops in some parts of the world still support laws that discriminate against the algae b t q plus community. the vatican, however still considers the quote act of homosexuality to be a sin, poosey, snow and ice r, blanketing parts of northern china as the country experiences a wave of severe cold weather railway staff worked to clear ice from train tracks and the coastal city of yon tai and state media report local authorities and china's north eastern provinces have issued weather alerts for extreme low temperatures. well, political campaigns are getting underway in nigeria ahead of next month to general and presidential elections. voter apathy has always been a concern in previous elections, especially among younger people. but that now seems to be changing. many are talking about getting their permanent voting cards or pvcs, so they can help decide who will lead africa's largest economy. let's hear more from deed abuse. alyssa shakuma. ah, it's early. we ain. the outskirts of lagos. normally chicken,

people pope francis has said being homosexual should not be a crime in an interview with the associated press upon to acknowledge the catholic bishops in some parts of the world still support laws that discriminate against the l g b t q plus community. the vatican, however still considers the quote, act of homosexual sexuality. a sin chris hipkins has been sworn in as new zealand, 41st prime minister, if i was just into our during the unexpected resignation last week. hipkins will have less than 9 months before contesting a talk. general election opinion polls suggest his labor party is trailing, the conservative opposition. we absolutely stains with ukraine of the europe ian court of human rights has ruled that the case of the netherlands versus russia is admissible. the dutch government filed a complaint against russia because of a malaysian airlines flight shot down in 2014 in eastern ukraine. the case hopes to officially determine the russian states role in the downing of flight and each 17 forces under moscow command in eastern ukraine used a russian miss all to shoot down the passenger

in an interview with the associated press, the pontiff acknowledged that catholic bishops in some parts of the world still support laws that discriminate against the l g. b t q. community. the vatican, however, still can look, you know, an ice r blanketing parts of northern china. as the country experienced as a wave of severe cold weather railway staff workers to clear ice from train tracks on the coastal city of young high and state media reports the local authorities in the countries north eastern provinces have issued weather alerts for extreme low temperatures. got to hold for the german parliament is hosting a new exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of the yod beacham israel's holocaust memorial. it highlights 16 everyday objects that jews took with them as they fled nazi persecution. one of the momentos belongs to a holocaust survivor. now in her eighties, who made the trip back to germany to share her story. lou bingo a doll wearing your baby's pajamas is all that's left of your admire fields, childhood in germany. now the dahl is part of an exhibition. 16 objects, 16 mement

darren walton, australian associated press reporter, in melbourne, spoke to us about this final showdown and she has been hailed as the best player without a major for several years. she never made a final until this week in melbourne. the yips. —— everyone knows her history with the serving the yips. there have been 56 double faults in only four matches. she was in total despair. her coach wanted to walk away. he didn't think you could do more for aryna sabalenka, a touching moment last night when he cried as she cried on court when she won a fourth matchpoint in a truly gripping, high quality final at melbourne park. gripping ended. it's been described as a classic duel. how much of that is down to the play styles of both the finalists? these to a really hard—hitting first striped tennis players. they don't blink. the good thing last night was they were so many more winners than unforced errors which sometimes can final on the big stage when nerves can rack them. you have to give both players enormous credit for the way they kept going at each other like a boxing match. sabalenka, to c

and there's been quite a bit of embarrassment for the associated press around the fact that he didn't even bother to get a 2nd source for a claim with very big implicate. yes. now the internal communications that had been revealed by the washington post or the source of even more embarrassment. the reason they didn't look for a 2nd source or do any fact checking was because they assume that u. s. intelligence could never tell a lie. after further discussion, a 2nd editor said she would vote for publishing and alert adding, i can't imagine a u. s. intelligence official would be wrong on this. they didn't even bother to check with the polish authorities about whether or not this attack had happened from russia. the polish president has a very different version of the dance. believe me, i am extra careful. i don't blame and the russian mother with to have. i don't do it with careful, extra careful all is authorities. were careful that you as media was not, they decided to run with reports of rush and aggression and not let facts get in the way. let's not forget how cnn cut out roger wate

well, earlier i spoke to associated press airline reporter david koenig and asked what he felt had gonerong. hejoins a smell from he joins a smell from dallas. thank you forjoining us. the faa says the system failure was due to a system failure but there are questions as to why backup systems didn't actually prevent the failure, so where did it all go wrong? that prevent the failure, so where did it all go wrong?— did it all go wrong? that is exactly right. _ did it all go wrong? that is exactly right. that - did it all go wrong? that is exactly right. that is - did it all go wrong? that is exactly right. that is what | did it all go wrong? that is i exactly right. that is what the investigation is hopefully going to answer because it is just an ironclad ruling on aviation that you are supposed to have redundancy, you are not supposed to have what is cold a single window failure wedge is one thing goes wrong and the whole system collapses. the faa is under a lot of pressure to describe why they didn't have a backup system or if they do, why it didn't work. they tried to restart the main

people. folk, francis has said being homosexual should not be a crime in an interview with the associated press. the pontiff acknowledge the catholic bishops and some parts of the world. so support laws that discriminate against the l g. b t q. community. the vatican, however, is still considering the quote act of homosexuality to be ascend to see who the now the german parliament is hosting a new exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of the yod vashem israel's holocaust memorial. it highlights 16 everyday objects that too took from them as they fled nazi persecution. one of the momentos belonged to a holocaust survivor now in her eighties, who made the trip back to germany to share her story. finger a doll wearing a baby's pajamas is all that's left of neuron meyer fields, childhood and germany. now the dahl is part of an exhibition, 16 objects, 16 mementos of jewish life, and germany lives that were destroyed by the holocaust. my pajama, i will crystal now the pajamas that she wore to sleep one night, 1938 when she was just a year old lancaster, not night of broken glass. when the nazis des

speaking to the associated press, the 86 year old said he's in good health for his age, he said recent criticism about his policies from high ranking church officials is bothersome. but he said it shows there's freedom to speak. he also discussed homosexuality, saying it is not a crime, he said laws against it are unjust. the fda is proposing new limits on the levels of lead in baby food. the move would require manufacturers to lower lead exposure by up to 27% the proposal could be finalized after a public comment period can impair brain development. that's especially dangerous for young children. a missing hiker has been found safe in the same california mountain were actor julian sands is reported missing nearly two weeks ago. 75 year old jincheng was rescued two days after going missing on mount baldy. he was able to walk on his own search continues for sam's. his family released a statement thanking search teams and time now for a look at your wednesday weather. a stormy start to the day on the gulf coast. tornadoes are possible this morning between new orleans and pensacola, and t

. >> reporter: jose, the "associated press" reporting this is a photo of damar hamlin visiting teammatespractice facility earlier today. the image shared by a teammate on instagram with the a.p. saying a person with direct knowledge of hamlin's schedule confirmed the visit. a source confirms to nbc news that hamlin made the visit this morning, his first time seeing teammates since he got out of a buffalo hospital earlier this week. the reunion comesless than two weeks after hamlin went into cardiac arrest on the field before beginning remarkable recovery rallying support nationwide. now we wait to see if hamlin makes any kind of appearance here when the bills take on the dolphins tomorrow. jose. >> jesse kirsch thank you. >>> america's got a brand new billionaire, but no one knows who it is. one lucky player won the second biggest megamillions jackpot ever, $1.35 billion. kathy park is in the small town in maine that sold the ticket where everyone is wondering who won. >> reporter: tonight in lebanon, maine, a billion dollar mystery as anyone in this small town with just one restaurant a

i was with him in auschwitz and it was very deeply felt moment and i work on the tv side of associated pressn auschwitz rainbow came up over his head and it was just very moving, moving visual and then i was in regensburg where he delivered a very strong and powerful speech that was interpreted by the muslim world are saying muslims are violent and i don't think that was his intention at all but he was such a deep thinker and theologian that he had written it himself and he one delivered that way and even though the press corps got a copy of it at five in the morning alarm bells were going off, we were saying is we put it out loud the people would see the simple assigned bouts and he went ahead and he had to pay the consequences of that because there was violence and protests after it. a reflection of his character that he saw this as something of a theologian that he could talk about and views upon but may be in our modern new cycle, it was something that took him by surprise. can i ask you, what do you think will be the next few months and years for the church? the fact that pope benedict

"the associated press" in a news article, not an opinion piece, said that my aggressive push to reopen schools had quote descended into chaos, creating a tension between science and politics. in other words, one of the country's oldest news organization, which says it's dedicated to factual reporting , said that keeping schools closed was just good science , while reopening them was just politics. well, that was late of 2020. august fast forward two years to october of last year, the ap published another article. this one titled "online school puts u.s. kids behind, some adults have regrets." the authors told the children the story of children throughout the country who have fallen behind, become depressed and may never fully recover. they talked to teachers who were angry they were kept out of the classroom. the article gave this summary. some third graders struggle to sound out words. some ninth graders had given up on school because they feel so behind they can't catch up. the future of american children hangs in the balance. across the country in states that kept kids out of school

wounded more than 30 years on sunday. police or medical staff set up the wire stop her reuters associated press. international media open a have a number from the new york times. the latest box column kills 10 in buffet neighbors. it is on us or leader for however, health sources of medical sources and essays, claim driver, internationalists shouldn't listed the low cost race up in out the bombers plot to chelsea and i would love pipe from the outdoor, like the mentors or whatnot. the guy came off the hill, could see leonard projects, so to get this cake and got louder so you did of internet just hang out on the last name of the booth with that news of the nice boot. i don't see anybody who is trying to find out what actually happened and bring it to the attention of the world is doing an important job, whether it's their profession or their passion. and we should appreciate them for what they're doing. we should also ask questions about what they're doing, so we know whether to trust it. that's why transparency is the method of trust for this kind of, of work. at the same time that they're doi

say troops from neighboring eritrea have started to withdrawing a humanitarian worker told the associated press that large convoys could be seen leaving in several areas. the presence of eritrea and troops in the region had been seen as a major challenge to a piece, feel fine between the european government and t great forces. in november, the army and brick enough also has freed a group of more than 60 women and children who were abducted by gunman earlier this month. the unprecedented mass kidnapping happened in the northern district of our ben. it's in an area under blockade by arm groups linked to al qaeda and i saw the captives were found by the military in a neighboring province after being held for a date. hundreds of people have demonstrated against france and burkina faso capital. why do many processors say the former colonial powers, military presence has failed to improve security in the country? the 1000 the people have been killed in 2015, a nearly 3000000 displaced in violence linked to arm bruce and in france. protest have continued against the government's plans to raise the ret

we can now speak to associated press airline reporter, david koenig whojoins us from dallas. the faa say the system failure was due to a damaged file, lots of questions as to why backup systems didn't prevent the failure, where did it all go wrong? that's exactly right that's what the investigation will hopefully answer, because there is an ironclad rule in aviation you are supposed to have redundancy, you aren't supposed to have a single point of failure we just one thing goes wrong and the whole system collapses. the faa under a lot of pressure, to describe why they didn't have a backup system or if they do why it didn't work. they tried to restart the main system this morning after it went out last night and that didn't work either, a lot of questions to answer. �* �* either, a lot of questions to answer. ~ ~ , , ., answer. faa says there is no evidence _ answer. faa says there is no evidence of— answer. faa says there is no evidence of a _ answer. faa says there is no evidence of a cyber - answer. faa says there is no evidence of a cyber attack, l answer. faa says there i

players were named today to the associated press. all pro teams tried williams, nick bosa, fried mortar and tele noah hufanga are listed on the all pro first team while george kittle and special teams ace george modem made the second team and it comes as no surprise that several players in the 49ers defense made the all pro first team roster. the diners defense is currently ranked number one in the league carrying the team to attend game win streak. over the last two matchups with seattle and have limited the seahawks fewer than 14 points. seahawks quarterback geno smith knows he's gonna have his hands full tomorrow, and he spoke about what he expects to see how the other side of the ball one of the you know, if not the best defense in football. damico ryan's has done a great job of getting those guys ready to play and they're always, you know, firing off the ball. we can expect that we can expect them to be aggressive and to press us and to challenge us. and so that's exactly what we want. we know it's coming and we got to be ready

darren walton is a reporter for australian associated press. he's in melbourne now. b, breakthrough is an understatement. it's a real show of resilience, a breakthrough for the ages, and she has been hailed as the best player without a major for several years. she never made a final until this week in melbourne. everyone knows her history with the problems, there have been 56 double faults in only four matches. she was in total despair. her coach wanted to walk away. he didn't think you could do more for aryna sabalenka, a touching moment last night when he cried as she cried on court when she won a fourth matchpoint in a truly gripping, high quality final at melbourne park. gripping ended. it's been described as a classic duel. how much of that is down to the play styles of both the finalists?— play styles of both the finalists? , ., ., ., , finalists? these to a really hard-hitting _ finalists? these to a really hard-hitting first - finalists? these to a really hard-hitting first striped i ha rd—hitting first striped tennis hard—hitting first striped tennis players

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the un terrace planet and i plug it in the re press and had i maga on three minutes cnn on a associated press, are asking me out, is a desert, is in my briefcase and the conference the remainder of the basic it was a had to fight to get myself back. i will be going to egypt un climate summit first week in november. lockdown. [applause] is not working? let's go to the first slide. how does this work r? i'm doing something wrong? lessons the next slide. world economic forum. the world economic forum in davos specialist. this is boilerplate stuff. this is the love that charles schwab rose in june 2020 funny called the great reset. people say it's a dark theory. i was called see here is my the and funded society. how is it something with their father called the great reset? i use all mainstream media quotes on this . this is what they said in. all world is reeling with covid lockdown and this is what charles schwab was the time you incisions united nations, world health organization said represent a narrow window of opportunity to reflect reset our world so that you need? every country from the u

different, this is secretive cartel that involved the big legacy media companies that you mentioned, associated pressington post" and the bbc and also social media platforms, microsoft, google, facebook and twitter, with two purposes, to suppress and censure information, whether true or not, that departed from official government orthodoxy and government proclamations. more motivating purpose of the cartel was revealed in one memo we have obtained from bbc, which is to destroy their rivals in the independent media, the bbc memo says to the other groups and bbc, british government-owned news network. and it was the one that oeshg straightsed this secret collaboration competitive collaboration and they said although we are ostensibly all rivals and competitors with each other issue the existential threat of business model come from independent news sites who are providing content people are reading and also diminishing trust in our organizations and the way that we can destroy them, call stamp them out and choke them in this memo, they use the phrases, is to deny them platforms on social media sites, t

indiscernible] >> what erin is asking about is how would i address some of the concerns i think the associated press was asking about earlier, about the process. one thing we as republicans have to do is make sure we've got a broad tend. we need to bring people in. we need to work with republicans all across the state to make sure we can elect conservative candidates. that is what i have done for nearly 20 years, worked to elect conservative candidates. the governor and a stash the governor and i share a lot of the same philosophy. we believe the government that works best works closest to the people. it should be limited in scope from a standpoint of what we are trying to do. it is not the solution to every problem we have. we've got to be fiscally responsible. we've got to provide services. these are things that the governor and i share. his business experience is similar to ours. he started his own business. he grew up in a small family farm that turned into one of the largest pork producers. he understands what it is like to grow that here in nebraska. the fact that we have a lot of the same phi

what's amazing is that none of these reporters, veterans at the "washington post," the associated pressd others, none of them ever thought to revisit >> bill: bill barr's assessment of epstein's death. if you did that, you saw what bill barr said about jeffrey epstein was absurd and dishonest. barr began by claiming that the medical examiner ruled his death as suicide. that's not true. the initial cause of death was not suicide but pending. the medical examiner who performed the autopsy could not say how he died. the pathologist came away believing epstein was murdered. after reviewing more than thousand suicide by hanging. jeffrey epstein did not kill himself. barbara sampson who was not present at the autopsy overruled the judgment of those who work. days later, barbara sampson declared jeffrey epstein's death a suicide. both camera did not work that night famously. no one explained why they didn't work. the video footage that bill barr said he watched didn't cover epstein's cell. no one came in or out of the tier barr said. therefore, jeffrey epstein killed himself. let's consider th