okay. investigator to provide jody, jody is lack of political. well, the only beeson you would say for impunity. so the only reason it's one of the key reasons, a lack of resorts and capacity. so it requires trained investigators over you discovery, for example. those are some of the reasons i think increasing the author, we're saying lack of international pressure and consequences. it's incumbent upon all those countries that believe in a free press in the importer, the reader expression to speak out publicly and take action when they see when they see other countries failing. to take responsibility for the killings of journalists and increasingly we see government failing to take that responsibility. and it's not just government in so called and democratic countries any more, as you pointed out before, it's also happening in western democracies is there is there model today, a country that could serve as a model if you will, to, to achieve justice for journals where it's proven that, you know, they, they care about journalists, drives and press

jody, take us throu . h problems to fund at home.us through another page _ problems to fund at home. jody, take us through another page in _ problems to fund at home. jody, take us through another page in front - problems to fund at home. jody, take us through another page in front of. us through another page in front of the times without threat to pa of our private life as of this is more about sir gavin williams it text messages that have emerged but piling on the pressure on him and also probably on the prime minister on how it's going to deal with this. the allegation here is when he was the chief weapon gavin williamson called an mp to discuss an issue that she was causing some dysfunction to the government. and then decided as a personal matter with her, gavin williamson said he was acting in a past server capacity much like a priest. it's clearly yet another example of gavin williamsons alleged misbehavior. the way in which he is treated colleagues and rishi sunak now appears to be very slightly backing away. the prime ministe

we hope that eventually we're, let me bring jody into a conversation. jody. what do you make of this palestinian strategy to use the i c . c against israel? is that an effective strategy? can? can it help protect palestinian journalists in the future? i think bringing in international investigative bodies is really important because what we see in many of these cases and the reason we still have a specific high level of impunity globally, is because all too often the variable authorities, you will be responsible for the investigations are also in some way implicated in the killing itself. and so it's very difficult to assure that there's going to be independent. so having some kind of international independent investigation into these cases is really important. but even in this, in a case like this, i mean, where sharina block is concerned. i mean, it's treated differently because of where it happened. isn't it, jody? yes, that's true. and we are, we do not see the kinds of international pressure on crunches. israel that we might be in other areas. neverthele

in martinez, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> here's something fun. the u.s. open for women is coming to pebble beach, and ticket sales start today. they've been hosting this tournament for almost 80 years. it will be held at pebble beach july 5th through 9th. now, they've been having the u.s. open for women for almost 80 years, but never here in the monterey peninsula. this is the first time it's being held in monterey. >> i think just knowing it's the best 156 players in the world that will be going to the u.s. women's open, our past champion is expected to be there, michelle wi, so all those big names will be competing in just a few months at pebble beach. >> even if you're not into golf that much, just to head down to pebble beach to watch this is a great experience. tickets start at $30. you can buy them on the u.s. women's open.com. >>> let's take you outside on this halloween night. jeff ranieri is going to rejoin us, tell us when the rain us, tell us when the rain arrives a we look ast we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but

hi, my name is jodie hunter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. it's about the bravery of the women who came forward and spoke to them either on or off the record. and it's about a system just beginning to change barbie adamantly to mars an allegation of result . thinking m weinstein. this is about the system protect abusive. she said the book was described as an instant classic. now the film is set to rekindle one of the most important conversations of our times. what paths john is all going to come up with silenced voice. a quick reminder of our top story. climate negotiations at the club 27 summit in egypt have been to the final day with delicate, struggling to reach a deal to mimic global warming. a surprise also from the e, you could see some movement on the issue of compensating countries bearing the brunt of climate change. a bag dw business with christy plants and i been facilitated. berlin. what you can see based out of i think the cup in katara excited in sporting terms, controversial political terms were there for youth with reports and

in new york, jody ginsburg, president of the committee to protect journalists, and in also, the editorf the democratic voice of burma given the committee to protect journalists award for asia. thank you for joining us. the death was the most high-profile in a long list of palestinian journalists killed. can you tell us whether a killing and the international attention drawn has in any way changed the way palestinian journalists are treated? >> good evening to you. i think the case of the shooting with it is not the only case of journalists that have been killed and assassinated as palestinian journalists by the israeli army. we have been viewing a lot of these cases, hundreds of palestinian journalists being wounded from 2006 until 2022. the u.n. has reported more than 22 killings of palestinian journalists by the israeli army. in 2022, we have another journalist. we can also give the example of the bombings of the al jazeera tower in may 2021. for today's international day, defending the palestinian journalists have issued only in 2020 there were 637 palestinian journalists injured in

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here's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: folks who live in this benicia neighborhood tell me it's very safe. one woman says she's lived here for 27 years and has never even heard of a break-in happening. so what happened over the weekend is alarming. >> it's a safe neighborhood. i love it here. during the summer, i've always got the doors and windows open, sliding doors and stuff. >> reporter: but that sense of safety has been rattled. benicia police say a woman was getting ready for bed saturday night when she heard coughing noises coming from her bedroom closet. the woman immediately called 911 and ran out of the house until police arrived. >> they entered the house and found a man inside her bedroom closet. he was wearing a jacket and inside the jacket there was a folding knife and roll of duct tape. >> reporter: after a struggle, timothy allen alison was arrested from vallejo. his car was parked nearby. she noticed a similar man earlier in the day who seemed suspicious. >> it's shocking to think that right down the street some predator was in somebody's home, ready to potentially kill t

hi, my name is jodie hunter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. it's about the bravery of the women who came forward and spoke to them either on or off the record. and it's about a system just beginning to change barbie adamantly to mars any allegation of with this is about the system protect abusive. she said the book was described as an instant classic. now the film a set to rekindle one of the most important conversations of our times, what payouts john is all going to come up with. a quick reminder of our top story climate negotiations that the call 27 so much in egypt have entered their final day with delegates struggling to reach a deal to limit global warming. to the surprise also from the you could see some movement on the issue of compensating countries bearing the brunt of climate change . next to the point looks at what russia will do next in ukraine. i've been fizzle and, and voted. thanks for watching. ah ah, with ah, with to the point strong opinions clear positions, international perspective, russia has pulled forces out is the key

hi, my name is jodie canter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. it's about the bravery of the women who came forward and spoke to them either on or off the record. and it's about a system just beginning to change or be element with any allegation that was so big and weinstein, this is about the system protect abusive. she said the book was described as an instant classic. now the film is set to rekindle one of the most important conversations of our times. what payouts? john? this is all going to come up with silenced voice back. it watching t w. c. as a quick reminder of our top story tonight, the nation's climate summit in egypt has been extended by a day delegates are trying to resolve divisions over compensation for countries hit by climate disasters. b, p union is hoping this proposal will break the deadlock and coming up next on d, w, a news asia, malaysia's young election hall, millions of 1st time voters who determine the shape of the next gulf that's coming up after a short break and dw news asia with my colleague, the rash vanity, i'm a

jodi: yeah, shery, that is a huge question what would a desantis v.se saying there are glimmers of hope that fighting inflation is working. shery: for a look at what this means, with our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays. on a day when you have ppi data easing after cpi data easing, commodity prices surging given the ukraine news. kathleen: just a member, this is the number, ppi, producer prices, these are wholesale prices. if you are a company manufacturing something, this is what you pay for your inputs. now it is november. if things are heating up in ukraine, what is going to happen to commodity prices, this headline ppi could look different? for now, 8% year-over-year is the least since a year ago. the core was up 6.7%. that was down from 7.1% in september. and this is definitely good news. the ppi had been up to, what, 11.7%, so it is progress. the question is, how far does it go? how long does it last? supply chains have been improving. commodity prices have been falling down. if it lasts, if these trends continue, that is good ne

but this comes like she think jody was she say the coach with the coach since 2015 who's really brought the team together. who has let them to africa, victory this year. so license and it goes, well, i think we can see them as a dark horse in this tournament, and like a dark horse, hepner, of dw sports. what allens offer me for now, stay tuned for our documentary on a young chinese farmer standing up for the victims of an aids epidemic caused by contaminated blood supplies. our website has all the latest international news around the clock. i'm the called freely from me and the entire team here in berlin . thank you so much for watching. mm hm. we're all set to go with. we're all live as we take on the we're all about.

but this comes like she think jody would she see the coach with the coach since 2015 was really brought the team together, who has led them to an africa victory this year. so why shouldn't that are going to? well, i think we can see them as a door force in this tournament, and we'll see hopefully like a dark horse in the rain, philip hepner, of dw sports. thank you so much. and it's all for me, for now, coming up next, rob watts with d, w. business and more news from katara this time, not football related. so j statute. i'm really thank you so much for watching the world over d. w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa, you to be speech issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to happen. delicate pop up because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs with 77 percent. every weekend on dw ah, germany and kata sign a major energy deal, the golf nation has agreed to supply yours biggest economy with liquefied natural gas through t

jodi hernandez is tracking the story. she will tell us how the department plans to move forward, coming up at 5:00. >>> question for you, have you turn in your ballot yet? we are 4 days out from election night. here is a behind-the-scenes look at the contra costa county elections office in martinez. they are already busy processing ballot. they also showed us their system for verifying voters and making sure their votes have been counted. remember, you have until 8:00 tuesday night to drop off a ballot. if you mail your ballot, it has to be postmarked by election day. it can be accepted up to one week after election day.em all time during an election year. we even highlighted a few of them on this newscast. i am talking about polls. since 2016, there have been extra scrutiny on how accurate they actually are. as noah pransky tells us, the problem may actually be that we are just not using them correctly. >> the polling clearly was off. >> it is too unforgettable. >> the poles have been off. >> there is consideration of wh

their success has seen the sporting landscape, their experience, a seismic shift. jody vance has more from vancouver. o canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herdman has brought so much confidence through the canadian national team program that it attracts winners, right? winners attract, winners. he had metal success as an olympic a coach for the canadian women. he's more than brought that to the canadian men. this group of players is much more diverse than the team that played at the $986.00 world cup and mexico. among them, the canadian immigrant from ghana, alfonso davies, the buyer and munich player has captured the attention of the soccer world and

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and so when we walked out of there, i looked at jody, my wife, who's here today, like it. and i said, you know, boy, this is this is vehicle is what happens. and so what happens is, is there's a young player by name of jill long like that. and she's a athena, a literal phenom. and the difficulty is that she starts receiving these death threats and so the tribal police chief gets in with walt, you know, and his good friend henry says, is there any way that you could come up and maybe do a little bit of an investigation into this situation? that and it's something that has to be taken very seriously simply because the year previously jeannie long like it had gone missing and they still don't know what happened to her. and so that book kind comes to an end. but there seem to be some some threads that are still kind of loose out there, some spiritual, mystical, kind of that are still open and. and that kind of led me into hell and back at which, you know, does walt waking up, you know, in middle of a blizzard, you know, in the middle of a street in fort pratt, montana. we've a

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canadians are counting down to the tournament in could tar with excitement not felt in a generation. jodi vance, al jazeera vancouver that set from me and for this news hour. but marianne marcy will be back with more of the day's niece and from our studio in london. mm hm. on november, the 8th americans will vote all the seats in the house of representatives. at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the result will to find the rest of job biden's presidency and put americas democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on i'll just either jump into the street when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to the president of the day. we are the subjects of little family. so that's one person's opinion. but what's your, amplify, your voice? the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption where a global audience becomes a global community. the scariest part of this momen

it was the result of months of painstaking work by investigative journalists, megan to and jody canter. they traced women in the film industry who'd been victimized for decades by a serial predator so powerful. he seemed untouchable for from the new york time. i believe he used to work for harvey weinstein getting them to speak out. was another thing. how did you persuade women to tell you what had happened again i made with i can't change what happened to you in the past, but together we may be able to help protect other people. the truth. basically, the revelations dan covet, empowered women everywhere to share their own abuse stories. and these are terry mulligan and zoe, kasan play the report as his work. one them the pull it surprise me. what is it exactly that we're looking at here? it's a film full of women being courageous, and i don't think there's that many examples of that on screen that aren't in c barrier. film. thick hair is a film of countless examples of female heroism. i had her. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. that says from me, the new steam for

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hi, my name is jodie canter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. it's about the bravery of the women who came forward and spoke to them either on or off the record. and it's about a system just beginning to change or be ultimately to mars any allegation that was so big and weinstein, this is about the system protect abusive. she said the book was described as an instant classic. now the film is set to rekindle one of the most important conversations of our times, what payouts? john is all going to come with silenced voice back. that is your news update us our stay tuned for our health show in a good shape coming up next. or if you want more news and analysis you can find on her website at www dot com. i'm clear. richardson in berlin for me in the whole team expect watch with, ah, with good shape. were they are our bodies, wastewater treatment system, the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract tasks filtering and disposing waste and talk. what can we do to assist you with d w? ah, ah gee, music can't be destroyed. you can try, but it's impossible. ah,

in the region. unofficial at the chinese embassy in canada, denounced the nuclear foreign minister, jodi speech contained a lot of negative content related to china. that distorted the truth, exaggerated the so called china threats and discredited chart is image which constituted a gross interference in china as internal affairs. as something else to tell you about while western states are trying to gain a foothold in the pacific pro western political powers and ty, one have lost influence. as the pro independence party suffered a defeat in the islands mid term elections. the taiwanese democratic party was just as worse result in the last 20 years, and that's led to its current leader announcing her resignation as the parties. chairwoman, the main opposition party will not lead the government, which supports closer ties with mainland china. well it's a pleasure to welcome on to the program now on the mock ellie's a senior research fellow office center for china and globalization. a lot going on on the isn't there in terms of canada's indo pacific strategy. first off canada. it's not exac

pacific and official at the chinese embassy in canada, has denounced the new plan. foreign minister jody's speech contained a loss of negative content related to china that distorted the truth, exaggerated the so called china threats and discredited charges image, which constituted a gross interference in china's internal affairs. the western states try to gain a foothold and the pacific pro western political powers in taiwan are losing influence at that's after the pro independence party suffered a defeat in the islands mid term elections. the taiwanese democratic party had just just had its worst result in the last 20 years, was led to its current leader announcing her resignation as the parties. chairwoman, and the main opposition party will now lead to the government, which supports closer ties with mainland china. earlier we spoke with senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization and re moke, who says china stayed consistent despite political moves by the west. well, i think this certainly is not in the interest of the canadian people. i'm the only positive. i thin

canadians are counting down to the tournament in kits. har with excitement not felt in a generation. jody vance. al jazeera, vancouver. ah, hello again to headlines on al jazeera, the former is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has thanked his supporters, saying his on the brink of an election victory exit polls. so his alliance is secured, a slim majority, if at least $61.00 of the candidates, $120.00 seats. south korea has close some air roots after north korea fired 10 missiles into the sea. air raid sirens were heard on willing island for the 1st time as one of the missiles fell close to souls. territorial waters from mcbride is following developments from so this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula with this flurry of missile launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korean detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea at both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short r

but to deal with how it finished the dutch talk that you woke up, jody. the ice champions becoming the 1st high salute, all 3 groups, very games that are beated at 18 consecutive, that they face the u. s. fixed for let's have a look at those results without football, i missed one guy, england, that united states that going through from group bay. but did they deserve to be the top to do they do? i mean, based on what they've been able to do throughout the entire body of work, they were the 2 teams most consistent. they were the 2 teams that are end up getting the results. there were the 2 teams that showed the most in terms of some type of play, especially against whale and iran, harper for on. yes, but the us with a better team in that match up against the iranians. and that's where the difference and that are being in that group center. go back and show there's an african nation. that is the last 6 data off the data from the continent did. did it in russia 4 years ago. a great, great for africa. yeah, well 4 years ago they were eliminated for out of the

so fessler, jody and fantine, obviously making his mark on the eve of the well cup itself. what's your reaction to what he said? is it too late? i don't think it's too late. you know, the studio type of the arabs, the middle east, you know, i agree on what he says on lecturing us on human rights and everything. you know, to tell you the truth. i think countries like, you know, who's criticizing us germany or england wherever should use this opportunity for a public diplomacy to, you know, maybe maybe we forgive them. i mean, the public's not me. the public of the middle east forgive them for what they have done to iraq or whatever. and you know, the whole idea of the world top is a hub of alliance of civilization. we sit here, we talk, we know each other, but luck turning us from london. whatever does not really send a good message for the youth or does not start a new page. what do you make of it? because obviously, you know rebuke in countries. they sort of merge into the domain. the politics doesn't says that politicians to be faithful things, you know, human rights acti

jodie, who is an rcn branch rep, voted for the strike.o it any more at the moment, because it was a choice between either doing that or being in debt every month and getting to the bottom of two overd rafts. have you and your colleagues thought hard about walk—outs affecting health care and what that means for patients? absolutely. i've been a patient myself. i've got members of my family who have been patients, and this is why we will continue to ensure that staffing is kept safe. but ian, a nurse in cornwall, voted against strike action. i will not walk out. i will offer to work in any department to cover any loss of nurses in that area. i believe it is my duty as my registration as a nurse. nurses in northern ireland have gone on strike before, but there has never been a uk—wide ballot in the history of the royal college of nursing. the union's general secretary says urgent care will continue during strikes, though there will be postponements of planned treatment. if there are walk—outs, will that not make backlogs and long waits for o

jodie, who is an rcn branch rep, voted for the strike.utions. i couldn't afford to contribute to it any more at the moment, because it was a choice between either doing that or being in debt every month and getting to the bottom of two overd rafts. have you and your colleagues thought hard about walk—outs affecting health care and what that means for patients? absolutely. i've been a patient myself. i've got members of my family who have been patients, and this is why we will continue to ensure that staffing is kept safe. but ian, a nurse in cornwall, voted against strike action. i will not walk out. i will offer to work in any department to cover any loss of nurses in that area. i believe it is my duty as my registration as a nurse. nurses in northern ireland have gone on strike before, but there has never been a uk—wide ballot in the history of the royal college of nursing. the union's general secretary says urgent care will continue during strikes, though there will be postponements of planned treatment. if there are walk—outs, will th

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for many nurses, it is a call for action on boosting workforce numbers and better pat’- jodie, who�*s contribute to it any more at the moment, because it was a choice between either doing that or being in debt every month and getting to the bottom of two overd rafts. but ian, who�*s a nurse in cornwall, voted against strike action. i will not walk out. i will offer to work in any department to cover any loss of nurses in that area. i believe it's my duty as my registration as a nurse. the union�*s general secretary says urgent care will won�*t be affected, though walk—outs will lead to postponements of planned treatment. if there are walk—outs, wouldn�*t that make backlogs — long waits for operations and treatment and so on — even worse? well, those backlogs are there because of the vacancies in our profession. those patients are sitting on waiting lists because there aren�*t the nursing staff to treat them, and this is an opportunity now to address those waiting lists, and that�*s the reason nurses have spoken up and they�*ve cast those votes. it has not been an easy decision for any

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remember that 1st treat the i short jody when 2006 to the launch as a micro blogging site. and then in the past 60 years, they have been now an audience of 240000000 active users around the world. average number of tweets in any one day, 500000000 tweets st in a day. gillian, you're almost an o g tennis. what you've noticed that's been difference since say the end of october, you getting a sense of something different, or is it just anxiety? i, you know, i think i'll be honest and say a lot of it is anxiety. there have been small changes so far. there's definitely been an important thing of the right and of people, you know, making racist comments and harassing others on the platform. but in terms of concrete changes internally, we've seen staff laid off, but we haven't seen any changes to policies or to content migration practices just yet field or on the verge of them now. so i do want to say that narrative to say that i, i think so, i think i find that interesting because i think it all depends on who you are. the experience that some folks are having, particularly peopl

s. government depended jody and ruddy summers who has to be presenting the u. s. a. treasury. i'll pose a guy subject migration ation, lindsey ah, behind the scenes in hong kong, both so khaki bara and summers are seeking support from other key delegations in the run up to the conference. the us treasury department had informed all governments in east asia that it was strictly against an asian monetary funds. the approach prevails. no one dares opposed the united states. the hong kong conference would have been the ideal opportunity to avert the crisis. but the loans made available to the hard pressed countries were too small. there is small scale maneuvering and waiting. meanwhile, the crisis rapidly worsens. the global financial crisis of 20082009 is ultimately defeated by the u. s. government's willingness to deploy the maximum amount of money, thus stopping panic and speculation. this political will was lacking 10 years earlier in hong kong. as well as gap until 2000 the 7 there was this sense of arrogance that people said, well that's the asians and we can do it. banta, a

i find it amazing -- there he is, jody austin. we pick up the story after manassas in the winter of 1862 in march. johnston is in manassas. he sitting across the river from washington, about 30 miles from washington. george mcclelland has rebuilt the union army. johnston can read a map. he knows the u.s. navy is more powerful than the confederate navy. they can transport people down any river in virginia and come on in behind him. that is actually mclelland plan. he plans to go to a place called around a. that would put him behind johnston. johnston realizes this is a real possibility, so he pulls the army back behind the river. davis is not happy about this. he has given up a lot of territory. he's given up a meatpacking plant in manassas. their communication is so bad. johnston thought he had approval. in the meantime, mcclellan realizes he can no longer execute his or ban a plan. he's going to go down to form an row on the tip of the virginia peninsula. you're probably familiar with this. he starts moving up the river, up the p

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