it just goes to show who these governments are really trying to silence. journalist jason michael again said western propaganda is selective when it comes to different conflicts around the world. conforms perfectly to what chomsky described as abilene as the 980 says the propaganda model of journalism that several things are highlighted. other things from clayton, some things on the right ignores as we do have this language, all the killing of civilians or civilian population to be exterminated. be a very some lack of any object having the, the national socialist or not the language of categories or useless people to describe the palestinian people as this, or the people of don boxes. this is, you know, it can display worrying, right? in the record it can be the state, you know, this is why this is not being covered by western media is, you know, quite frankly, it's betty to something how much will the international community, how much will the west hold ukraine and. ready israel to account for the language and these cravings, well, not at all. this is being done very much with the supp

for that cost to academic and independent journalist jason michael. now to discuss this further many thanks for joining us on the program. and so what's your take on the similarities between as well as occupation of palestine and key as brutal treatments of the people in don't bass? well the, the similarities are spark and they are extremely concerning only this afternoon listening to your report. they are only the this afternoon was a suspension on my twitter account listed for reporting. exactly the, the, the call that you've reported for 192, a genocide in ukraine. my twitter account was closed out and i appealed if my evidence and only this afternoon was not suspension listed. but yes, this appears to be a program that happened. i know while, as well as at least seen some critic western criticism for action victims, the mainstream of gender is mostly about turning a blind eye to similar events in ukraine. was he make of that? well, it conforms perfectly to what norm tom ski describes as abilene as the 1980 says the propaganda model of journalism t

even though they're not official academic and independent journalist jason, michael says people who are opening, straying away from the mainstream coverage of ukraine are being censored in the west. from anyone who is active on any social media platform. well, certainly most american base, social media platforms, twitter, facebook, etc, at youtube would, would understand that there is an increased level of censorship. uncontrolled. the simple fact based journalism, such as the threats being made by the political and journalistic establishment of genocide is being suppressed. the fact that social media accounts are being suspended for reporting was actually being fed in kiev tells its own story. and there has certainly been a significant drive on social media to highlight an incredibly propagandistic, vashon of events in ukraine on social media that can really be answered because any counter narrative is being actively suppressed closed and canceled in effect. yeah, it's really rating of several palestinian human rights organizations in the west bank has drawn sharp criticism from the un

the strong support of the people of ireland for the people of ukraine, independent journalists, jason michael, things that island which is not part of nato is still under pressure to follow the width perspective on the wall and align itself with ukraine. we have to bear in mind, ireland is not aligned, it's not natal member. it's neutral by its constitution. but there is a great deal of political pressure in island for some kind of alignment with natal at this time. and that is growing, but it's not supported by public opinion. it was also quite shocking. the reaction from the, the political and the media establishment, an island which would certainly draw a picture, or it being almost an act of treason or sedition. or for anyone in public life to ask for a cease fire and peace. really, the irish political establishment is out of touch with the irish people. and michael de higgins and his wife are very much in tune with the opinions of irish people. meanwhile, on the front line, a further to the next civilian have been maimed by band, anti personal minus that crane has been dropping on the ci

rule and whether a 2nd referendum can take place next in academic and independent journalist jason, michael described current relations between scotland and england as domestic political violence to describe britain as a family can only be described to the family, if we're willing to accept that it's not totally dysfunctional, family have a very long history of exploiting scotlands mineral resources. an act of political domestic violence would describe this marriage between england and scotland. the government is describing this voluntary union. if involuntary, union, we are not allowed the opportunity to revolt ourselves or democratically, the british government is being entirely hypocritical. and this is a long tradition of the london government treatment of scotland for the 6 counties that occupied by button in the north of ireland and wales. it should come with no surprise that when it comes to advancing america's foreign policy objectives in eastern europe. that the right of nations to govern themselves is advocated for ukraine, but certainly not for scotland, which might lead to the b

october on whether a 2nd referendum can take place next year. academic, an independent journalist, jason, michael described england's relationship with scotland as quote exploitive. to describe britain as a family, it can only be described to the family if we're willing to accept that it's natalie dysfunctional family. britain have a very long history of exploiting scotlands men at all at resources, an act of their political and domestic violence. i would describe this marriage between england and scotland as the british government is forever describing. this is a voluntary union. it's involuntary union. we are not allowed the opportunity to vote ourselves on democratically. the british government is being entirely hypocritical . and this is a long tradition of the london governments treatment of scotland. the 6 counties that occupied by britain in the north of ireland and wales. it should come as no surprise that when it comes to advancing america's foreign policy objectives in eastern europe. that this right of nations to govern themselves is advocated for ukraine, but certainly not for scotlan

support of the people of ireland for the people of ukraine. independent, independent journalist, jason, michael, things that island which is not part of nature. it's still under pressure to follow the width perspective on the wall and a line with ukraine. we have to bear in mind, ireland is not aligned, it's not a native member. it's neutral by its constitution. but there is a great deal of political pressure in island for some kind of alignment with natal at this time and growing, but it's not supported by public opinion. it was also quite shocking. the reaction from the, the political and the media establishment, an island which would certainly draw a picture of it being almost an act of treason or sedition. or for anyone in public life to ask for a sci fi and piece, really, the irish political establishment is out of touch with the irish people. and michael de higgins and his wife are very much in tune with the opinions of irish people. well, that brings us to the end of the need for this hour. we'll be back with you in about 30 minutes with an update. but of course you can always head to ou

now on close last jason, michael, academic and independent journalist. thank you for joining us on the program. if i see so, which is foreign minister liz truss is said that ukraine has the right to choose his future while refusing the same right of self determination for scotland, y a different approach. well, the different approaches because the british government is being entirely hypocritical. and this is a long tradition of the london government's treatment of scotland. the 6 counties that occupied by britain in the north of ireland and wales. it should come as no surprise that when it comes to advancing america's foreign policy objectives in eastern europe. that this right of nations to govern themselves is advocated for ukraine, but certainly not for scotland which might lead to the breakup of record hedge. a monic ation is not a trans opposes a scottish independence referendum. she describes the nations of the united kingdom as a family, yet she neglects the close ties. the russia shows with ukraine. why does she do gone? well? again, going back

while independent journalists, jason, michael thinks arlin, despite not being part of nato, is under pressure to follow the west perspective on the conflict on the line with you. crane an opinion by the the president's wife and sabina higgins. of this nature, asking for peace, asking for negotiations is really stepping out of line with the natal narrative where peace and negotiations are. they are not to be entertained at all. this is a proxy war, but has to be prosecuted to the better end, regardless of the number of deaths involved. we have to bear in mind the island is non aligned, it's not need to member, it's neutral by its constitution. but there is a great deal of political pressure in island for some kind of alignment with natal at this time. and that is growing, but it's not supported by public opinion. it was also quite shocking. the reaction from the, the political and the media establishment, an island which would certainly draw a picture of it being almost an act of treason or suggestion. or for anyone in public life to ask for a cease fire and peace and michael de higgi

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jones solidified his name in history, swimming on a legendary team comprised of jason lezak, garrett weber-gale and michaellps. jones won gold in the 4x100 freestyle relay. and broke the world record. becoming the first african american to accomplish this feat. he says it was rare to see other swimmers who looked like him. >> you are really regarded as one of the best swimmers our community has to offer. why do you think there aren't more of you? >> it's not just access because access is a very easy way for a lot of people to be like oh, this is the reason black people don't swim. that is something that has been pushed out of our culture. but we are swimmers. team nigeria's great. there are swimmers in other countries. black people swim. it's a u.s. problem that we believe this is something we don't do. >> reporter: during the course of his career jones was a world-class sprinter, winning four olympic medals, two gold and two silver, as well as several gold medals at major international swim competitions. did you ever think that swimming would take you around the world like it has? >> never. >> reporter: w

. >> before he took over his own case he had been represented by an experienced team, michael and jason still advising him. >> they had no case without those hairs. that's why they didn't go forward initially. they didn't have a case. and they knew it. >> their advice to daker, focus on those hairs and don't obsess about lottie. >> this case had to be defended by attacking the science of the state's case. >> but daker couldn't seem to let go. his focus from the start was his relationship with the state's star witness. >> i've been in her bed. i've been in her sofa. >> it was a romance, intimate in every way. lottie insisted that wasn't true. >> some things had to be beyond frustrating saying you two had a sexual relationship. >> there was no relationship so there's nothing, you know, more that i can say about that. >> did he ever try and do anything like kiss you -- >> no. >> since he's so in love with you. >> never once. never once tried to kissimmee or anything. >> when daker finally turned to those hairs he called on dr. greg hampekian. he challenged the state's key evidence. the nuc

>> and inspired generations of nba stars, including michael jordan, jason tatum and magic johnson, whos cackling laugh, sense of humor and love for the game of basketball. bill russell was 88 years old. his family said he passed peacefully, his wife at his side. my favorite bill russell statistic, he played in 21 winner-take-all games in the ncaa, olympics and the nba and won all 21. back to you. >> thanks to anne thompson. >>> another ground breaking activist nichelle nichols passing away this weekend at the age of 89. she was one of the first black women to have a leading role in a tv series. she later worked with nasa to recruit minorities. president biden said nichols redefined what is possible for black americans and women on earth and in space. ible for black americans and women on earth and in space and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with

culture that made it more prone to bias and partisan politics w us tonight congressman jason smith, greg stuebe, michaelloud, olympic gold medalist, former california gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner. andrew mccarthy, former fbi special agent john and wall street pro carol roth. white house is plotting new narrative on inflation t will infuriate you even more. it is blasted for claiming inflation is zero. it is up 8.5%. the outrage over irs audits of the middle class after senate democrats rejected gop amendments to stop that. the lapd dramatically cuts its homicide division, the detectives there despite spikes in violent crimes and murders. the new scramble to fix the disasterous defund police push in california as voters slam california governor newsom and weak on crime d.a. george gascon. you will not believe what gascon is saying now. plus the migrant bus fight intense filing. texas governor greg abbott, tells new york city mayor eric adams, don't blame me, blame biden. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: we have a jam-packed show tonight. we'll with you

congressman michael waltz and jason rantz.century shipwreck our lady of wonder living up to its name. underwater exploration of that ship has uncovered a treasure trove of fascinating artifacts and a lot of money to boot. carl allen is with me. good morning to you. congratulations. just want to update viewers on what you have here. shipwreck in 1756, right? it was going from havana, cuba, to spain, a great road trip. what happened? >> bill, first of all it's great to be here. i'm a big fan. yes, i have been thinking about this ship almost my whole life. i met mel fisher when i was a young lad and got the disease and a couple of years ago i got a license from the government and we have brought up the last couple of years thousands of artifacts. i'm sitting here in our museum that opens in 20 minutes. very excited. >> bill: here is what i've got, 360 years to find this. since you have been diving you've come up with 3,000 silver coins and a lot of other stuff. >> this is a 7-foot gold chain that weighs almost three pounds. it is

jason carroll, cnn, kyiv. >>> well, history was made in washington, d.c. today. michaele first black four-star general in the history of the united states marine corp. through an emotional ceremony general langley acknowledged the weight of his promotion. >> let's all think about the significance of what this means to our core and our country because it's not about me. it's about the symbolism of what is going to sow the seeds of inspiration on those young captains as we embark into global security. >> general langley will now take over the u.s.-africa command and overseeing military presence across 54 countries. >>> how much blame do democrats have for their primary success? we're going to take a look at a questionable electoral tactic that may be at work here, for the record, next. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're

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michael thomas moved to a safer location. >> and started performing cpr. a civilian pulled over to help decisions. assistant actually a stop by with jason elliott.ell. livermore, pleasant fire department and folk ambulance personnel transported her to eat in the hospital. the next day i went to the hospital to check on her condition. >> they said she was in critical condition. the dublin area commander says he's proud of both officers involved, quote. >> their bravery and willingness to risk their lives is honorable. these officers lived up to their sworn oath, says public protectors had it not been for their quick thinking and actions woman could have been injured further, possibly dying. >> they're true heroes. it's this is what you want to do. >> and it's it results her. life being saved in. that's the best. that's the best thing possible. that's that's a highlight of my career. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and let's get a first check of your 4 zone forecast. fog us is out there in full force. bring us much needed relief for inland valleys tonight. and that cooling trend going to continue for your 2nd half of the weekend as well. right now, v

michael bay? [ laughter ] was there hand-to-hand combat? is this from the next jasonmovie, where instead of advanced fighting skills, jason bourne wakes up in a poorly tailored suit [ laughter ] by the way, piers morgan himself also famously stormed off the set of his own tv show in the u.k. when he was challenged on something he said. these guys constantly call the left snowflakes that get triggered, and then they immediately melt down when confronted by even the gentlest questioning from a friendly source i mean, look at trump's face he's literally melting down. [ laughter ] that's what a yankee candle looks like if you leave it out in the sun i believe that one is called "tangerine saddlebag." [ laughter and applause it will never not shock me that anyone in the country looks at that guy and says, "that's a face i can trust." [ laughter ] that looks like a mask you'd rip off to reveal rudy giuliani on "the masked singer." [ laughter ] but then a weird thing happened where trump's team released audio claiming he didn't angrily walk out nbc news reported that the aud

michael thomas moved her to a safer location. >> and started performing cpr. a civilian pulled over to help decisions. assistant actually a stop by with jason elliott. >> what he could do. >> he assisted the cpr as well. livermore, pleasant fire department and folk ambulance personnel transported her to eat in the hospital. the next day i went to the hospital to check on her condition. >> they said she was in critical condition. the dublin area commander says he's proud of both officers involved, quote. >> their bravery and willingness to risk their lives is honorable. these officers lived up to their sworn oath, says public protectors had it not been for their quick thinking and actions woman could have been injured further, possibly dying. >> they're true heroes. it's this is what you want to do. >> and it's it results her. life being saved. been. that's the best. that's the best thing possible. that's that's a highlight of my career. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and the south bay fire damage to buildings in san jose. this happened along hana street near interstate 2.80, and la scott is creek. firefighters were called out to the scene sho

michael and how he lives his life and impacting more and more people. >> all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you, jason.g that with our producer. looks like a black and white movie. doesn't it? lawrence karnow here are not talking about black and white movie. yeah. i couldn't figure out what mike was talking about, but now it does. it does kind of look like outside. but hey, you know, we've been talking about all the sunshine and the hot temperatures inland. >> let's talk about some of the cool stuff. we got that fog rolling in right now. it is going to be a factor throughout the night tonight. some dense fog along the coastline, likely going to see more drizzle out there. going to be wet out there along the coast early on tomorrow morning. you're getting up. you may see some puddles out on the road and a half moon bay and pacific of maybe daly city, maybe in parts of a san francisco into the sunset. temperatures out the door right now. you've got 50's and some 60 still very warm. well inland. 71 degrees in kaka but a cool 55 and foggy in half moon bay. and there's your fog bank all the way along the we

endorse and michael bennet, tim ryan, you have larry summers with a dollars and cents guys for the build back better that got jammed down our throats that this was a bad idea. so they have jason hesitant to do this. because it is homage to the left-wing party which will never be placated. as you see cori bush came out and said i want all of this forgiven. i'm talking $50,000 of aid because up on average black women over $52,000 and white men and women an average of 12,000 so only helping white people so again, this is what president biden started. >> steve: 50,000, tim horton said $1 trillion price tag. instead, 10,000 plus if a pell grant. that is half a trillion dollars at this point. the authority is the hero's act passed in 2003 for people who serve in afghanistan and iraq who are fighting wars. it was meant as a military benefit. and yet these particular graduates and people with student that don't necessarily have to be in the military. we did have a panel of two or three different people. one guy a former marine reacted to whether or not this was fair and they were unanimous. it is not. >> i feel responsible people are being punished and the people that want handouts a