this interpretation this dominant narrative. defies logic defies logic because journalists don't have subpoena power. they're not compelling testimony as federal investigators as the fbi. as house and senate investigative panels can do compel testimony. issue subpoenas so logically, does this dominant narrative hold together? i would argue. that it does not. in closing folks. i want to mention that there are. spin-off myths from the dominant narrative of watergate the heroic journalist myth is not the only media driven myth related to this topic. there are what i call subsidiary myths. and one of the most tenacious subsidiary myths is that the film all the president's men? which glamorized journalists which was media centric and focused on the exploits of two young reporters played by two actors at peak of their career. projected such a glamor such a golden glow around journalism that journalism education programs colleges and universities surged in the aftermath of watergate in the aftermath of all the president's men. everybod

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dominic became an auto mechanic after the war. he and his wife have a son. >> all these years later, to meet dominic, yeah, i feel like it has changed my life >> reporter: this simple gesture from the past >> i'm so glad we got to meet again. >> reporter: now the link to a brand-new friendship >> with all what's going on in the world today, this is a little bit of happiness. i can't find anything wrong at all with a little bit of happiness. >> reporter: nothing wrong with that and if finding out they live near one another wasn't enough of a coincidence, turns out kathleen and dominic went to the same school, although years apart. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. >>> is absolutely exploding. we are talking about the fire burning in mariposa county, not far from yosemite. it more than doubled in size overnight. growing to nearly 10,000 acres. you can see, it is sending up huge plumes of smoke. mandatory evacuations are in effect for som

dominic bunning joining us now on set. dominic, first of all violent moves. why? >> i think at the moment, we're going through this stage where the market is reassessing the idea of what's going to happen on growth. would be the big homes in europe is service is going to fill the void. and that isn't happening. it's weakened faster. it's really hard to see the upside here in the european growth story and inflation remains a big story here. and it's a really, really nasty growth inflation mix. that's something we've been flagging but the move in euro dollar is getting there faster than we thought. kripti: does that mean we're due for a reversal that could come sooner than expected? dominic: the underlying dynamics aren't improving. when you look at that growth story, it's justst just getting worse. it doesn't appear to be stabilizing and that's true about some of the other variables we look at. whether it's the current composition with germany recording its first trade deficits in 30 years. so things could still be pointing further. we will probably go through the

the 2nd thing, because they see the china is low dominance, becoming dominant in many different trades and also develop row. and now, and guess what is, this is the reality because they, this is the thing, is that the last day, lots of deals. a lot of these any more, anything under the sun? well, why is all producing china once we get to cost? now this is not because china wants it because china is now has the world one that was what the lation of mankind on the planet. i'm china and with this kind of labor reservoir i've been trying to produce what's watch it just the reality. ready as of the wish of the labor and it doesn't produce a big place and boston and also with the place. so or tray will. ready give way to i will support the cause of labor, but that's not accepted by the american. now and are we live in a global world? markets are all intertwined. if you can't really separate one element out of the world market, we're seeing that right here. russia can be, you actually achieve climate neutrality by 2050, which is their goal without the help from chinese manufacturers. well 1st

well, tony blair, the former british prime minister, gave a big speech about dominance of the west is coming to an end. so what a interesting collision of perfect storms here for. so for our. busy our audience, what do you, what is meant by the unit polar moment you to pull out or what does that mean? well again, this i think is major story of our time. because when the soviet union collapsed, the world became unipolar. this means that there was only one central power in the world because during the cold war you heard it was bipolar and 2 centers. now under the uniform order, you only have one center which is united states. it was organized as the west, a collective hedge money. so, and so this really immersed in 30 years ago as the soviet union collapsed and megan, preserving the unit polar distribution of power, became the foundation for your security strategy. for idea was that as long as the u. s. maintained its global hedge money, then there would be no rivalries between the great powers. and this was ever referred, rasa unit polar peace or hedge money is if you will. so the prob

i'm no longer a dominant source anymore. they're going to have to take a backseat to a new economy, a new set of rules, and we're not behaving really very well about it with our attitude towards china, which shocks me actually so much religion see the so much chest beating and talk is a war how do you go to war, whether it was one of your greatest trading, thomas? it doesn't make any sense. the glen martin, the great pointer and it goes back to my original question here, is that this is just ideologically driven. it's not rationally, but it's, it's not, this is not assessing your assets and your strength and your ability to get what you want to mean. if they, these roasted glasses is itself limiting and they'll actually so humiliate, go ahead, good, 30 seconds. are we going to break? i think i'm going to sample this is exactly the chinese because the china could easily be result. this could pack to this one china posey, like china, been very open. it will not intervene in taiwan unless the us over the line, the recognize thi

well, tony blair, the former british prime minister, gave a big speech about dominance of the west is coming to an end. so what a interesting collision of perfect storms here. first of all, for our audience, what he, what is meant by the unit polar moment, unilateral? what does that mean? well i get to this, i think is major story of our time because when the soviet union collapsed, the world became unipolar. this means that there was only one central power in the world because during the cold war you heard it was bipolar 2 centers. now under the unit polar order, you only have one center which is united states, which organizes the west, the collective hedge money. so, and so this really immersed in 30 years ago as to so we didn't collapse and they get preserving the unit color, distribution of power became the foundation for your security strategy. for idea was that as long as the u. s. maintained its global hedge money, then there would be no rivalries between the great powers. and this was ever referred, rasa unit polar peace or hedge money if you will. so the problem was, what man

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dominants can kill a subordinate.tish on his girlfriend on the refrigerator, they were definitely not marked. where are you going going home? our stop is in the other direction , let's go, but i just thought about it and went the wrong way. listen, i picked up serov's clothes and a couple of questions arose. always at your service. talk to a real person vera listen how i wanted to thank you. for what? how cool is that you're everything? remember, they are very beautiful? it was so original to wrap them in their own tie. remind me of the blue stripe, i will definitely give it to you, i hug you. i just wanted to show in such a romantic way from the kalmyks, please. i feel the same, what do we feel to each other, and you're not going back to our region. no, what should i do? maybe we need your help, god forbid i would like to see you. oh thanks, you know i am. i think we should really meet you, of course, but only i reserve a table in a restaurant. you don't come, do i have to have dinner alone? well , sorry. was busy. f

kanow has the story of how vietnam war pen pals finally found each other >> dominic good to see you.in the making >> it was so exciting to finally meet you and put the face to the name. >> reporter: a connection that almost never happened at all in 1971, kathleen ryan's fourth grade class sent christmas cards to u.s. military fighting in vietnam. >> i didn't know where he was going to be from you know, from the united states i didn't know where. but just that he was serving in vietnam. >> reporter: the 10-year-old from new york's long island got a letter back from 20-year-old army specialist dominic cutello. >> i wanted to let this little girl know, hey, thank you, i appreciate you >> reporter: in it he wrote -- >> the best present anyone can get is a letter from people back home it means a lot to a soldier to know that people are thinking of him. >> reporter: kathleen treasured that note for 51 years, wondering if dominic ever made it back from the war >> i must have reread his letter several times a year i kept it in m month she set out to solve the mystery, researching his name, a

end of the week the high—pressure dominates the scene a few weather fronts scraped across the north off scotland, a lot of sunshine on saturday, the majority of england and wales again it will feel that bit warmer, 27 may be 28 across the south—east. high teens may be low 20s for the north. for sunday and into the following week, you can see high pressure dominating the scene, looking at very little rain all, especially across england and wales, some across scotland as high—pressure dominates for the next ten days, there will be a lot of dry weather around and sticking with the warm ems, in fact, at times next week in the following week we could tap in to some very warm air across areas of the continent, across the south—east and london areas seeing temperatures into the low 30s, warm for cardiff and northern areas but it will tend to be more cloud and more of a breeze for scotland and northern island compared to southern stop. this is bbc news. our top stories: borisjohnson fights to survive as the uk's prime minister as two senior ministers resign from his cabinet in quick succession

dominic cummings. _ allowed to happen. dominic cummings. a _ allowed to happen.ummings, a former aid i allowed to happen. dominic cummings, a former aid in l allowed to happen. dominic i cummings, a former aid in our fierce critic of mrjohnson, said that mrjohnson had referred to chris pincher as pincher by name and pincher by nature. when mrjohnson set out on his recent trip abroad, his party had just lost to election and he may have been hoping that on his return he would have been finding questions about his leadership fading, finding questions about his leadershipfading, instead finding questions about his leadership fading, instead he faces new ones. damian grammaticas, bbc news. time now for the sports news hello i'm tulsen tollett and this your sports news, where we start with tennis and defending champion, novak djokovic, is through to the quarter—finals at wimbledon after a four set win over dutch wildcard tim van rijthoven. the serbian top seed is chasing a 7th title overall at the all england club and was a 6—2 4—6 6—16—2 winner on centre court. the 20

coming did that, not that dominates coming did that _ did that, not that dominates coming did that ines of county durham — did that in the eyes of county durham employees in their investigations have cleared both from _ investigations have cleared both from each side of the political divide — from each side of the political divide over different matters —— dominic— divide over different matters —— dominic cummings. let's look at the statement _ dominic cummings. let's look at the statement from durham police today think a _ statement from durham police today think a substantial amount of documentary and witness evidence was obtained _ documentary and witness evidence was obtained which identified the 17 precipitants and their activities during — precipitants and their activities during that labour gathering here in durham _ during that labour gathering here in durham in— during that labour gathering here in durham in april last year. following the application of the evidential test. _ the application of the evidential test. and — the application of the evidential test, and as we concl

just talk us through that but dominic— ministers._ ministers. just talk us through that but dominic raab is on _ ministers. just talk us through that but dominic raab is on breakfast . ministers. just talk us through thatj but dominic raab is on breakfast in a few hours' time and he is the guy who's got the unfortunate task of going into the studios and doing other radio programmes tomorrow but the ministers are being told that you don't actually have to tell the number ten line and a bit of freelancing, what that's going to lead us to? it freelancing, what that's going to lead us to?— lead us to? it might be a test of these ministers _ lead us to? it might be a test of these ministers loyalties - lead us to? it might be a test of these ministers loyalties to - lead us to? it might be a test of| these ministers loyalties to boris johnson. a number of people have gone back and forth and they might be a reshuffle, maybe this is a test for a number of ministers as to whether or not they will still come out and back from boris johnson ou

however, when african americans began to dominate and excel in sports, the meaning of sports changes. rather than those two things supporting each other, you begin to see people argue that they were related. one of the things that propels the success of african americans in sports is the idea that if you are athletic superior, you must be intellectual inferior. so, it's articulated in such a way that african americans, despite their success, become described as less than white americans and others. >> that's where the stereotypes and the racism morph, and a lot written about, especially the black male body. the idea they can't possibly be this level achievement, it's something almost brutal about them, right? we do have a really interesting perspective here. frank cohen, a holocaust survivor volunteers at our museum in d.c. shared his personal recollection, when he was 11 years, old he was listening to the olympic games on the radio, before tv, and he, wrote and i quote, we cheered the black athletes, particularly jesse owens. by then, we are aligned with our parents, an opposition of

i think there are several people i think dominate. rob is the deputy prime minister. could do it. i, i suspect jeremy probably could do it. i think there are various people and the job is simply to be able to represent britain on the world stage to chat a cabinet properly here, all views be the chairman of the chair of the company as it were in terms of the next leader. i think their job description is very clear. they have to firstly be able to restore public trust and they need to repair the damage that's been done. and so they have to have a very, very strong and very clear and coherent approach to integrity and office respect for the institutions of government, the due process. george, we're going to have to live with that. thanks very much. that was that jo treatment for my soc, mr. all right, or thank you so much for a challenge. recording from westminster. ah other news more than 400 prisoners are still on the run a niger y'all after an attack on a detention facility that was claimed by iso more than 800 inmates escape from the correctional center and a boucher and at least

and e u companies dominating international trade in coffee and grains. you know, people like car deal and then you have others like monsanto and buy on fertilizers and so on. so they seemed rather the argument that we said money printing the scores, the inflation no, it's also monopolization, as well as a ranch interests and people who are simply taking advantage of the crisis so that they can raise prices. and this is very indicative of the problem of rising inequality. i mean, it's shows that the economic system pushed forward by the e u and the u. s. which is basically neoconservatism plus neoliberalism shows that they really don't care about their own people. actually, they could not care less about the impact on their people. and we wait for our activists and progressive friends in the north to actually start having discussions . you know, inequality is cold for class, but why can't we say that there's a class war going on here? well, well, we'll talk more about that after a short break, but the time being i have to take it will be back in just a fe

dominated everywhere.me court and even manageable stuff like the border or crime, it looks like joe is slow to react or not even reacting at all. newsom saying joe doesn't have a sharp enough mind to pivot the country and his party into a more powerful position and he is saying, i am the guy to do it. but he doesn't up the facts on his side. he is so out of the mainstream, he is a san francisco guy and that is a concern. if he goes to a general election situation he's going to start picking fights that are going to go well and he's going to back himself into a corner and he is not going to be able to get out of that. >> dana: do you think he will primary, joe biden? >> geraldo: i don't know but i do know this is what the democratic party in the left generally speaking have been sorely lacking, a person with balls to stand up, tell mike to ideological opponents and not be pushed around. why have the right been monopolizing issues like greg mentioned like race and orientation and gender and you had a prisone

so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter, putting people like scott ritter off and so on. so there is the traditional manufacturing of consent. and even more concerning is that there is an over simplification of very complex issues. one can, for instance, at a human level b of b against violence and against the invasion of ukraine by russia. but if you look at it at a geopolitical level, one can see that both russia and china being surrounded by american or nato military bases. and the assertion is that the nato is a defensive alliance. but i think the brown people like libyans or syrians or iraqis, we say that this is certainly not the case. and at least for the off on it. so, you know, the perspective from africa is that we want to be neutral, is a v, this war doesn't mean we don't have compassion with the ukrainians or the russians . or, you know, both people are dying on both sides at the geopolitical level. one can see that the russians were backed into a corner and almost had no option. on the other hand, at the national level, one must respect

petersburg commander in chief vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. and after months of bloody protest, voters go to the polls and stand a goal. opposition parties a desperate to stop president mikey saw from playing into power. ah, i'm told me you're like, well, welcome to the program. the international community, all committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bond outside of a prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it has invited the red cross and the you went to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and keith have blamed each other for the soldiers debts. now elsewhere in ukraine, heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business and injuring several other people. did abuse, mathias bollinger is in odessa for us with tears. first, the attack of the prisoner of war camp. russia says it's invited the u. n. and the red cross i

and recently china, even the indian dominant for it's ongoing support to felucca. and they also show a mental health sheet that was journalist marlin ari singer in sri lanka. we thank you very much for your time and ah, will climate change is threatening food production around the world and is predicted to push millions of people into poverty? one region in central india is seeing this right now. farm as they are getting into terrible dears. partly because of crop losses caused by irregular weather patterns . and it's driving many to suicide d w. many or a chandry has more from the region of the data. there are div when he thought you had 3 can't hold back her tears. she lost her husband 100 us 2 years ago. he took poison. the reason, a debt of rupees, 150000. just a little more than 1800 euros. he was a farmer and he took a lot for farming, which he could not be bad. but this lackland ain't been not and i never thought he could take such a step and go away before he took his life, he used to be tense, irritable. he used to keep to himself and a day he took his lif

. —— dominic byrne. most of them are british. -- dominic b rne. , ., , most of them are british. -- dominic, most of them are british. -- dominic brne. , , ,, ., byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. _ byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they _ byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they are - byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they are using | other governments. they are using these prisoners as a negotiation tool. we believe that's the case because the british government have really rattled the russians within ukraine. rattled or not, on the battlefields of the east, russia is very much on the advance. they are said to be taking ground in lysychansk, the last part of the luhansk region held by the ukrainians. russia is moving to encircle the city. if they do, they will cut off some of ukraine's most experienced soldiers. but it's notjust the eastern donbas region that has felt the effects of russia's invasion. the last fortnight has seen attacks right across ukraine — here in the capital, kyiv, at a shopping centre in

especially president, go to buy a raj epoxy and his family which dominate politics. prime minister ran neil. the creamy singer informed parliament sri lanka insolvency on tuesday. he said the economic crisis would be around until at least the end of next year. he added that bailout talks with thee. i am, if depended on finalizing a debt restructuring plan, with credit is in the coming weeks. he's more of his remarks to lawmakers, me the guardian asked that an hour of the our country has held talks with the i a murph bought the been on many occasions before you lost our la. but this time, what the situation is different from all those previous occasions here, but about the light in the past. but we have held discussions in this as a developing country, acne it, yes, alaric. but now on the situation is different. i'm with dent that very not we are now participating in the negotiations as a bankrupt country. log you in their bank will up therefore we have to face a more difficult and complicated situation with the law than previous negotiations at theater. i put them on and then kathy, do

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s. dominance of the global financial system ortiz . rachel blevins explains b, u. s. dollar may still hold the title of the world's reserve currency, but its biggest competitors continue to gain ground, especially as washington steps up its attempts to use economic power as a weapon against countries it doesn't get along with. but while the us has been turning up the sanctions countries like china has been on the rise. in fact, according to the latest annual reserve survey from u. b as 85 percent of central banks say they either hold or want to hold the chinese you want. and that's no coincidence. as mainstream analyst admit that washington's campaign to target and isolate russia this year has led to concern that other countries will be next on the list. and that they could receive similar treatment if they don't go along with demands from the us as a result of the current economic climate, central banks average share of us dollar holdings was 63 percent in june, down significantly from 69 percent in 20. 20 want this as other countries, such as argentina and iran,

so, these two women became the first of many african american women who would go on to dominate women'strack and field by the early 19 fifties. so, their sacrifices and dedication helped paved the way for a later generation. >> we have a couple of viewer questions for you, damion. if you are named drc, sending greetings from chicago. a place all of us have connections, to so thank, you drc. she's asking if you could share some discrimination and challenges americas black athletes faced after they returned home from berlin. where they received as heroes? >> sure. if you think about the story of jesse owens at the time, the greatest track and field performance in history. immediately after the games, the american olympic committee went on a tour of europe, and they had the athletes competing after two or three days, so it was a grinding performance, and they were trying to raise money to offset the expenses, a participating in the olympics. jesse who was worn out, retired, decided to go home. he was actually barred from competing in track and field, it's an amazing story to think about. h

we weren't listened to and everybody can see in a very clear way what russian energy dominance means.d has done so much for the refugees, so, so much, i saw it myself, the amount of refugees coming and being brought into polish homes. i wonder, are you worried about the safety of poland? do you think poland is at risk from russia? translation: potentially, you can i say, as for russian imperialism, i it is something that we have known in poland historically very well, and that is why we have adopted such a robust stance, that is why we have demanded support from nato to make sure that the polish people can feel safe and secure. but this is also why we are making decisions in poland to adopt a new law regulating the polish army, armed forces. this is the act on the defence of poland. we have increased our defence spending up to 3% of gdp in poland. that is why we are making purchases and we want to increase the number of troops in our armed forces in order to boost our deterrent potential. we want the polish armed forces to be so strong that it would not pay off to anyone to attack us.

the party of pakistan's, former prime minister in one con, has dominated regional by elections in the most populous province. oh, the result showed. cons. i party, willing most of the 20 seats up for grabs in punjab and mind clearance teams have been deployed to northern greece after a plane carrying military equipment crashed on saturday, getting all 8 crew members on board. witnesses say the aircraft came down in a ball of flames for exploding on him, but in a corn field. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on our 0 after the listening post station friends watching bye. for now. we don't simply focus on the pelican of the conflict. it's the consequence of war. the human suffering that we report on it is one of the most serious about the violence in recent here we brave bullet bomb because we give voice to those demanding freedom. the rule of law and we always include the views from our sites. it's been a while, but journalism is fine and showing signs of life in sri, long working the local beat in india, the governance and corporations that get in the way. plus, did

is not happy and it has been critical of all threats to the dollars dominance. who wouldn't like to see mechanisms that are designed to prop up the rebel or to undermine the dollar based financial system or to sicken vans of financial sanctions was started as a trickle is beginning to look like a stream. and then all comes in response to a us government that knows exactly how powerful its currency is and has been years working to weaponized it against other countries. the only problem, all those countries are now starting to show there is strength in numbers. as a pushback with increasing power, the problem is that there's a real, ah, there's a real split in where the united states, you go even with washington d. c. i've been identifying i, what i think is a sincere split between the federal reserve in commercial banking interest in the u . s. and white house policy and us treasury policy. i don't think those 2 groups are on the same page, and i think there's a very strong group of people within the us who realize that having the world's reserve currency is a bu

she was a dominant fencer. she had already won a gold medal in the 1928 games had competed in los angeles in 1932 and then stayed in la rather than returning to germany in part. i think concern for her own safety once the nazis took power in in 1933. helena has one jewish parent and she wins a silver medal at the 1936 games in fencing. she's remembered. most for her moment on the podium here. she is on the right of this photo helena meyer had features that the nazis would have described as quote aryan features a blonde-haired woman and she's giving the nazi salute on the podium a jewish woman, which was expected of all german athletes and there's a lot of speculation about why helena meyer did this some people say that she did it to protect her family members who were still in germany. she was worried especially for her brothers who were still living in germany, so that that's possible others say that she did it to try to rehabilitate her own image in in germany. well, we'll never know but it's it's a troubling

this will come, clean energy will dominate the game. your optimism. a final question for you, then, and it's about leadership. leadership to ensure that the current energy crisis that you talk about doesn't derail the long—term strategic energy transition. here's what south africa's environment minister said. "the ultimate measure of climate leadership is not what countries do in times of comfort and convenience, but what they do in times of challenge and controversy" — ie, times like today. how important is it that the united states, for example, sticks to its green energy plan? because right now, it's stuck in the congress. how important is it that the us delivers? i think it is extremely important, us coming back to the international partnership and being one of the key drivers of the climate agenda is extremely important and i hope it will continue. but us alone is not enough. we need europe, we need china, we need india. this is a global, global problem. more than 90% of the emissions growth in the next years will come from the eme

u companies dominating international trade in coffee and grains. you know, people like car deal and then you have others like monsanto and by on fertilizers and so on. so they seemed rather the argument that we say it's money printing that's caused the inflation. no, it's also monopolization, as well as a ranch interests and people who are simply taking advantage of the crisis so that they can raise prices. and this is very indicative of the problem of rising inequality. i mean, it shows that the economic system pushed forward by the e u and the u. s. which is basically neoconservatism plus neoliberalism shows that they really don't care about. they own people, actually, they could not care less about the impact on their people. and we wait for our activists and progressive friends in the north to actually start having discussions in our inequality is cold for class. but why can't we say that there's a class war going on? yeah, well, well, we'll talk more about that after a short break. but between b i, we have to take it, we will be back in just a

why should he dominate everyone? to impose his own rules of conduct based on the illusion of exclusivity, it divides peoples into first and second grade, and therefore is racist and non-logic. colonial in essence, and the underlying globalist, supposedly liberal, ideology. it is increasingly acquiring the four features of totalitarianism, holding back creative search for free historical creation, it seems that the west simply cannot offer its model to the world future. yes, of course, it was not by chance that the golden billion became golden. it achieved a lot, but not only, it took up its position . thanks for some realized idea . . how much was robbed obviously? what glorious tasks putin noted to preserve sovereignty in times of global change for this, according to the head of state, it is necessary to make sure that citizens participate in life even more openly countries, helped to solve existing problems. the new epoch is a new stage in world history. only genuinely sovereign states can ensure high growth dynami