but jonah, let me start with you. you can't talk about your deposition, but you can talk about rupert murdoch's. you were with fox for many years. were you surprised by all the candor and admissions that, yes, we were spreading lies and we knew it was lies but we did it because of money and ratings? >> yeah, i mean, there's this weird dichotomy between shock and surprise. i'm not really surprised, but rupert murdoch is a canny, smart player. when he just boldly says this wasn't about red or blue, it was about green, talking about why he put mike lindell, the pillow guy back on air, because he's a big advertiser. you could almost hear rupert's lawyers taking out the black tar hero heroin. it's amazing that he would say some of these things and not try to dodge the question. time and time again, both in the text messages and in the depositions, you have senior fox executives just saying the quiet part out loud over and over again. it's really compelling, even if there's more that we need to know from the dominion respon

jonah fisher, bbc news, on the banks of the river thames. much for joining me, stay with bbc news. hello there. after the dry and sunny day that most of us had on monday, tuesday's weather was, well, a little bit disappointing, wasn't it? we had a lot of cloud around and outbreaks of rain. and it wasn'tjust that it was a wet day, it was also quite chilly for a late march day, with temperatures for quite a few of us, around 8—9 celsius. but looking at wednesday's weather picture, it will at least be turning a lot milder, although we have got more rain on the way. now, the milder weather conditions will be brought in on these fairly gusty southwesterly winds, so some very mild air coming our way. that process of the southwesterly winds bringing mild air is well under way — at the moment, but we've got a lot of cloud around with patches of drizzle. so quite a damp start to wednesday, i think, with a few mist and fog patches around the coast and hills in the west, but temperatures starting off wednesday at around 10—11 celsius in places. now, fo

jonah is right. they're a prisoner of those kinds of profits.y have to keep feeding that beast of their core audience. i don't think -- i really -- i really -- it's impossible to predict at this point what's going to happen. this is serious, serious stuff. all the things don said in the setup are absolutely right about the first amendment, about freedom of speech, about how you're going to operate as a mainstream news channel. listen this is one of the voices of mainstream discourse in the conversation of american life. this is a big, big case. but i'll tell you what. short of getting blown out of the water by any kind of verdict and fox has the money certainly to pay any kind of monetary fee, i don't think fox is going to change. i don't think its core viewers are going to run away. fox has become a lifestyle. fox has become a 24/7 sort of -- >> let us jump in here though, david. you have a lot to say. >> but, jonah, you worked there for 12 years. i wonder if you agree with how he's characterizing. that parts of the deposition that also stood o

i went to the evening communion service and he preached a sermon on jonah.very time he said jonah, i heard jackie. he said if anyone senses a call, come to the altar. i don't remember walking or getting up but i was at the altar and i said yes to that sense of god that i had. the rest is history. i talked to dr. smith and he said we've been waiting for you. so i preached my trial sermon probably august of it would have been 25 years ago this year. august 19, 1995. >> so you didn't go to the whale? >> no. i preached my trial sermon and then immediately moved to d.c. to go to howard school of divinity. >> that's exciting. that's an opening segment and keep us interested all the way. >> wonderful. >> we'll come back in a moment. please join us for dr. reverend jackie thompson who is now the pastor of allen church. historic church. 100 year anniversary. >> welcome back to mosaic. if you heard dr. thompson, you had to be excited about her call of ministry. she's pastor of allen temple baptist church. tell us what it's been like for you. >> it's been a joy. i was

ryan goodman, karin agness, follow van jones and jonah goldberg. so karen, you've been there, right? you worked in this d a s office. you were the chief assistant. d a for savants. right? so you worked on this and other matters. but the grand jury not meeting today, and that was, you know, surprising to most everyone. many thought today would be the day of the indictment. and now here you are hearing michael cohen might be brought in again today. tomorrow i'm sorry as to kind of seal the deal. it appears it's unclear what would be going on here. what do you think is happening? i think they're having a little mini trial in the grand jury. grand juries are usually what they call bare bones presentations. you put the small amount of evidence in because the proof is much smaller. it's you just have to have probable cause that a crime occurred, but this is a much more fulsome presentation. you've had witnesses testified for long periods of time. and you had mr costello come in for almost three hours, so i think it's important to have to bring michael co

jonah one of the things that's happening with alvin bragg, so the manhattan d. a that he's gotten a letter from the house judiciary. um so chairman jim jordans basically wants to do an inquiry into whether um, the prosecutor alvin bragg is doing a political. this is a political investigation, and alvin bragg sent a letter back. his office sent a letter back today. basically saying, that's against state law. you have no jurisdiction over what we're doing. tell us how you're seeing everything. it's also against the constitution. but at the same time look i? well, i just want to be really clear. i think brags if the publicly reported theory that he is working on where he's bootstrapping, basically, uh, out of date laws that have passed the statute of limitations and tying it in a new way to a federal case, but it's never been done before. it is outrageous what he's doing, and it's very political. and anyone who says that he's not being political has a very steep hill to climb with me. that said that doesn't give permission for the house republicans to essentially t

jonah fisher, bbc news in keadby.tugal has promised to take steps to deal with its history of child sex abuse. it follows a highly critical report that found that nearly five thousand children had been abused by clergy since 1950. a un report says gang related violence in haiti has reached levels not seen in decades. in a new assessment the organisiation says criminal gangs that control many parts of haiti are getting more access to sophisticated weapons and ammunition. the white house says president biden had a cancerous skin lesion successfully removed from his chest last month. doctor say no further treatment is required. the lesion was spotted during a routine health check and a biopsy confirmed it was a common form of skin cancer which does not normally spread. un countries are said to be finalising an agreement on a long—awaited environmental treaty to protect the high seas — the area of the ocean not controlled by any one country. after more than 15 years of informal and then formal talks, negotiators are comin

our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, has been to one of the possible locations.ave a power station on my doorstep. this story is of the uk's energy past, present and future. if the chimneys were smoking, you had an idea of what you would be doing the day. he used to work at a coal power station, grinding the coal down for use in the furnaces. it sounds like every dirtyjob. very dirtyjob. the washing machine had a pretty hard life. three, two, one! in 1991, as the uk phased out coal, the iconic towers of the power station, the cricket stump so they were known, were brought tumbling down. in its wake, an era of cheap gas dawn. now, second gas plant is about to come on stream, and we were given a look around. they pass through the turbine. much cleaner than coal, it still emits the carbon dioxide that is warming up planets. from here on top of the cooling tower you get a real sense of the energy transition here. over there on the horizon, those mountains are the leftovers from when there was a coalfired power station. you can see the wind turbines along the horizon.

jonah fisher, bbc news in keadby. of service and says he hopes that sharing details of his life will help others. in a livestreamed conversation with a trauma specialist the prince said he's not a victim and has never looked for sympathy. here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. good morning, harry. good morning. for an hour and a half, they talked. it had the feel of a therapy session. prince harry on grief, family and trauma. i certainly don't see myself as a victim. yeah. erm, i'm really grateful to be able to share my story. i do not and i have never looked for sympathy in this. you had to buy a ticket to watch the online conversation. each one came with a copy of spare. harry describes writing the book as an out of service and spoke ——act of, of feeling trapped within the royal family. i always felt slightly different to the rest of my family. i felt strange being in this... container. and i know that my mum felt the same. now 38 years old, dad to a son and a daughter, he vowed not to repeat what he saw as p

jonah fisher, bbc news, on the banks of the river thames. if they just want to party. two new warning videos have been programmed to pop up if people search online for things like "pub crawl amsterdam" or "cheap holiday amsterdam". the ads, targeted at young males would show the risks and consequences of anti—social behaviour and excessive drug and alcohol abuse, including fines, arrest, criminal records and health issues. the city has long been trying to curb rowdy behaviour, especially near the famed red light area, where sex workers operate. now then, it's been a while since we did a proper animal story to end the programme, so here goes. they may look small, but one day these dragon hatchlings will grow sharp teeth — and possibly tower over us humans, at nearly ten feet tall. hello again. after the sunny weather most of us had on monday, tuesday's weather was, well, a little bit disappointing, wasn't it? it was cloudy, it was wet, and it was quite cool — but temperatures will be rising into wednesday. we had a lot of cloud around and out

ok, let's go to our correspond jonah haul, who is live for us outside downing street. so now his visit isn't off to the best stock given the purchase. what does he want from this trip? when he left, in fact, downing street in the last 20 minutes or so getting a full view of the protests outside, he knows the way he goes. now benjamin netanyahu protest as follow london is no exception, broke palestinian protest is a 4th, but also m. c. that's an yahoo! protested here outside downing street people who believe that he and his coalition of far right out and actually elk grove, politicians is leaving israel down the ball was or talk percy, what did he come here for? well, he came here principally to focus attention on iran, what he considered to be an existential threat to israelis trying to build an international coalition. the stand in the way of iran efforts to expand its use. their program is visited for european countries in 4 weeks, including signatories to the valid, to thank the funky around deal, and members of the security council from city and here use of the u.

jonah casimir knew went to holland and had sex there by duke leopold wilhelm with an acquaintance ofabsburg city and he was not only warrior. semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory , black smoke was coming from the chimney with jasami, jasom charlons ajasom, ores, the neighboring troops birthplace, and it’s worse for all of us to let the winds blow for 650 years. the artist's book came out like monsters, magnai artele paradise for the great artery more than 300 side two hundred molluks, tables and marbles one hour in the oven with a smoke barrier on the field. the battle tire die caliber and the ahuedra was in this book and the section eaten with a rocket from the participants of the shmat uvagen and about not returning oleg good here 250. i read it acquaintances, navukovites. konstantin tsykovsky. here shams is not for the world. well, this is a related sensation of the yaku-17 stage, they could have thought of such a thing, prince semenovich had a matching three-stage rocket scheme. you are not one of several variants of pain for that, and semenovich expressed the

jonah fisher, bbc news. malaysia in the southern state ofjohor near neighbouring singapore. police said at least four people have died since wednesday, including a man whose car was swept away by floodwaters and an elderly couple who drowned. nearly 41,000 people from six states have been evacuated to schools and community centres. malaysia is facing torrential rain from the monsoon season. the white house says president biden had a cancerous skin lesion successfully removed from his chest last month. the president's doctor says no further treatment is required. the lesion was spotted during a routine health check and a biopsy confirmed it was a common form of skin cancer which does not normally spread. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more details. president biden had his annual physical last month. we were told the bottom line from the doctor's report was that he was fit for duty. we were told that he had this lesion removed, some tissue was sent away for testing, the result of that there

outside, jonah goldberg. have to note, you were subpoenaed and deposed by dominion in this case. you can't speak about that deposition obviously. let me start with what is so jarring here in what we're learning, the difference between what tucker carlson said about trump in public versus private. there's no nuance, no reading between lines. this is as starkly clear as it can get. in private, quote, i hate him passionately. there isn't an upside to trump, a demonic force. you've known him for decades. did you know what his real feelings were about trump? he passionately hated him, demonic force, stuff like that? >> the few times we talked about trump, he could be critical of the guy, but i don't remember him ever saying i hate him passionately or any of that kind of thing. i think the thing to keep in mind about tucker is he's a lot smarter than a lot of the other people playing the same game tucker is playing. one of the things you get when you have -- when you're that smart is you're not only just good at ly

jonah fisher, bbc news in keadby. the academy awards takes place next weekend.tor bill nighy, who has been nominated for an oscar for the first time for his role in living. british author kazuo ishiguro, who wrote the screenplay, has also been nominated. if he wins, ishiguro will be only the third person to ever win both a nobel prize and an oscar. they've been talking to our la correspondent sophie long. dad, you all right? mr williams, a bureaucrat in 1950s london, has resigned himself to an ordinary, repetitive life. it's only when he's told he would soon die that he realises he has forgotten how to live. i would like to speak to you supervisor. that won't be necessary, thank you _ it's an adaptation of a film made injapan more than 70 years ago, with the lead role written by the nobel prize—winning novelist by kazuo ishiguro specifically for bill nighy. for me, the eureka moment was when i thought, "oh! "what if bill nighy was in this film — "but notjust in it, in the centre of it?" and i could suddenly see how the whole film could work. if bill was not goin

jonah fisher, bbc news, on the banks of the river thames.bbc radio two presenter, paul o'grady, has died at the age of 67. the tv star, also known for his drag queen persona lily savage, died on tuesday evening. he hosted a show on radio 2 for nearly ia years before leaving last august. his partner said he would be greatly missed by all those who enjoyed his "humour, wit and compassion". that's all for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. hello there. after the dry and sunny day that most of us had on monday, tuesday's weather was, well, a little bit disappointing, wasn't it? we had a lot of cloud around and outbreaks of rain. and it wasn'tjust that it was a wet day, it was also quite chilly for a late march day, with temperatures for quite a few of us, around 8—9 celsius. but looking at wednesday's weather picture, it will at least be turning a lot milder, although we have got more rain on the way. now, the milder weather conditions will be brought in on these fairly gusty southwesterly winds, so some very mild air coming ourw

jonah fisher, bbc news in keadby.he southern state ofjohor near neighbouring singapore. police said at least four people have died since wednesday, including a man whose car was swept away by floodwaters and an elderly couple who drowned. nearly 41,000 people from six states have been evacuated to schools and community centres. malaysia is facing torrential rain from the monsoon season. time for the sport now. manchester city have kept up the pressure on the premier league leaders arsenal by beating newcastle 2—0. phil foden opened the scoring in dramatic fashion. just a quarter of an hour into the match, a superb solo effort and then substitute bernardo silva came off the bench to double the lead and that the win leaves city two points off the gunners who play bournemouth at the moment. newcastle fifth, four points behind tottenham. a real tough game but we defended really well. the solidarity between the guys was amazing and we had our moments, they had moments and in the end, big action for the both goals made the

i agree with jonah that its viewers are likely to stick around. murdoch's legacy. he's 92 years old in a couple of weeks, and that will matter to him. >> all right, thank you both very much. >>> and, next, students and faculty confront ron desantis' conservative makeover of their small, progressive college. >> what you're doing here is not about education. this is political theater. >> a professor who spoke out against desantis at that meeting got a standing ovation, and is next. >>> the director of the fbi tonight for the first time acknowledging covid-19 likely came from a lab leak in china. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. ben isn't worried about retirement. his personalized plan is backed by th

well, we'll get to our guests in a moment 1st, this report and jonah ho it's not often and you k e u relations that optimism winds the day. so this was a rare moment, a smile that said a deal had been done. today's agreement delivered, smooth flowing, trade within the whole united kingdom protect northern islands, place in our union. i'm safe called sovereignty for the people of northern ireland . the e use chief executive hailed a new honesty in the relationship and spoke of her pride in the so named winds of framework. updating the original northern ireland protocol that governs post breaks in trade between the u. k and the u. this new framework will allow us to begin a new chapter. it provides for long lasting solutions that both of us a confident will work for all people and businesses in northern ireland. the deal provides for smooth trade between the u. k, mainland and northern ireland. eliminating most checks on basic food stuffs, plants and medicines, it said to safeguard the good friday peace agreement while upholding the sovereignty of northern ireland. allowing its devolve

jonah fisher, bbc news, in shrewsbury.uk from illegal puppy farms in eastern europe. the demand for new pets in lockdown fuelled a sharp rise in dog smuggling into britain, which provides one of the biggest markets for puppies. the bbc�*s our world programme infiltrated online groups, buying and selling dogs. here's anna adams. these dogs have been rescued from illegal puppy mills in hungary by animal charities. a bbc our world investigation found smugglers breaking the law and abusing the pet passport scheme to traffic pregnant dogs and puppies into the uk. they make their way to britain via germany, where police have seized more than 3,000 dogs since 2021. this hungarian smuggler kept these four heavily pregnant dachsunds in squalid conditions as he tried to transport them into the uk, claiming they were his pets. under the european pets travel scheme, you are allowed to transport dogs if they are your pets, but the evidence showed it was more likely that they had come from a puppy mill in hungary. translation: the boxes

jonah goldberg, dravid axelrod, thank you both for joining us this morning. >> it is interesting, kaitlan. you were watching them and the nypd put up those cameras downtown in front of the courthouse and someone who has knowledge of these events said, the manhattan d.a. must use every tool in his arsenal to control the criminal defendant, including contempt, obstruction, interference, or witness tampering. just like the federal prosecutors are using tool within their arsenal to control sam bankman-fried. they will have to treat him and whatever he's doing just like any other defendant. so, any other person who is being charged with a crime. so that's going to be interesting to play out to watch play out here. >> see what it looks like. >> this morning, shares in credit suisse have plunged after it agreed to a take over from rival swiss bank ubs. what it could mean for your finances here at home. e, get on. with five flavors that are delicious any time of f day. ononly from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. find your beat your moment of calm find your potential th

jonah, how bad is it? bad, that the scale and damage caused by this oil leak may be limited in scope. there have been bows out in poole harbour this morning. there have been helicopters flying overhead, and none of them have at this point reported seeing anything that could be called a significant size oil slick. there have been reports of patches of water being seen with a shiny top to it, but nothing which seems on a very serious scale. perenco, the oil and gas company that has been involved in this, they say it was their pipeline underneath poole harbour which is responsible for this leak. as you said, 200 barrels of what is being called a reservoir fluid leaked from their pipe yesterday, but what they are saying is it was 85% water and 15% oil and that to a significant extent they managed to contain it and they are now cleaning up the sheen on the top. for now the indications are that the worst has not come to pass and this may have been quite limited in its scale. , ., ., , and this may have been quit

jonah. how first of all what do you think of the republicans efforts to stop this?m without he actually even knowing the details of it. i think it's wildly inappropriate right if it would be one thing if the brad came out with a really faulty, preposterous legal theory. i'm inclined to think that the legal theory behind this is really not easy to defend and bad people who feel that one cannot threaten a law enforcement officer, an officer of the court with political retribution for something they haven't done yet based upon rumors in a newspaper it is it's just it's apparently you can you can, but it's wildly inappropriate. i do think. look, i think the bragg investigations politically motivated. i think this is politically motivated. this is one of these eye for an eye leaves the world blind thing. everybody is going outside of their lanes. everyone's everyone's bad behavior is justifying worse behavior on the other side, and but there's no justification for what they're doing because it is just simply an attempt at political intimidation. um, based on nothing at t

yeah, i was young way, way dean of the china institutes of the food on university jonah's live from beijing. that seems like a suitably optimistic point to leave this in to you. i'd like to thank you very much for your time and for your thoughts today. it's been an absolute pleasure discussing all these wide range of global issues with you. thank you very much. thank a a a ah ah. the title for medius believed in men inside it with them. oh, he stole fire from the cruel gods and gave it to humanity. ah, the gods chained the titan to a rock. and a huge eagle devoured his liver every day. but the darkness when had wandered before, had already been dissipated by the bright flames. they had obtained from him.

sophia, jonah, max, ruben. [applause] they have sacrificed so much along the way so that we can serve. i want you to know how much i love you. i want all of you to note just how hard i will work for your children as lori and i --. >> several of whom are with us today. i am pleased to be joined by legislative leaders and legislators of both parties, along with another history maker . i'm grateful to be joined by her, speaker riley, leader pigman, leader mcclinton and leader cutler. i look forward to making progress together. [applause] i am pleased to be joined today by acting attorney general, treasurer and auditor general. i am most grateful to have members of our congressional delegation here led by senator federman and senator casey. we say a special prayer today for our senior senators for a full and speedy recovery. there is no doubt you will be stronger than ever and continue to do good for the people of pennsylvania for years to come. we love you, senator. to our history making lieutenant governor and hi

actually the of an italian jonah is living in japan, decided to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown. fukushima immediately about the foot of the insured a jordan officer. i'd love to talk to somebody about the moved it out with that moment for ya. investigation starts to watch on tv. ah, well, it opens up enough dollars. didn't ask about dish. you know what, i don't like about her, but newport bundled with the course when germany minister on a test a little more. but i'm going to use, i don't know if i'm not sure what that is on just a couple of those are pretty low isabella and have not gotten. and i say the shop with them are in easier on that. i've been there's a time to stay with quite a lot. i'm can alum retail if i stand official vehicle does talk a kid little differently, kayla by tomorrow. but he did learn much truth in. yep. hello my no, i'm for you. i'd like somebody let me know who the bus i think if i thought if this is the prosthetic and orthopedic center, done it yet. jenny is undergoing rehabilitation here after losing a leg and part of his hand with come by. you'd sa

from poole, here's our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. morning looking for oil. we're basically hunting it down, tracking it, assessing all the shoreline. we've covered 16 kilometres of shoreline so far, and that's by foot, by vessel and by drone. oil was first spotted in the water on sunday morning. gas company perenco produces thousands of barrels a day from its oilfield here, and it quickly confirmed that the pipeline under the harbour had leaked, discharging 200 barrels of what's called reservoirfluid, a mix of water and oil, into the sea. in all, it's thought about six tonnes of oil spilled into poole harbour, but thanks in part to the quick response, you can see here some of the booms that were used to control the spill, it appears the overall impact of this will be quite limited. the authorities say the clean—up could take a week, and have declared beaches off—limits and banned swimming, for humans and dogs. she's very shouty. i am always a bit cautious about them going into the water generally, anyway. but obviously with this you

jonah fisher, bbc news, on the banks of the river thames.roes, ed sheeran, at london's o2 arena. imagine his surprise when he was standing in the front row, and ed sheeran recognised him and pulled him up on stage. yetunde yusuf has the story. this guy who's front row here, called luke, who covers my songs and i see him on youtube all the time, and i saw you today, man... imagine being at a gig and you get called up on stage by ed sheeran. do you want to come up and sing the a team? everyone, say hi to luke! luke, do you want to see what 20,000 lights looks like from up here? do you want to ask them to get their lights out? can you put your lights out? in the video, you can see where i look up and it hits me. this was the reality for 22—year—old luke gittins. # but lately, her face seems slowly sinking, wasting... # just felt like it was me and ed in a pub. and i could feel, like, a warmth from him, my hero, like, the guy that inspired me to do what i love. luke's been covering songs in his bedroom since he was a teenager. and every friday,

rabbi jonah posner, why are you?hop vashti mackenzie, great to be back with you, reverend. all what took us so long, why not yesterday, we'd have 400 years of enslaved african people. we have 14 years of systemic racism. we have 400 years of voter suppression and jim crow. if not, now? as we say in the jewish tradition. for, us as jews, the children of the enslavement of the ancient hebrew. it's personal. it says in the book of exodus, the text you both know very well, as the israelites we're coming out of egypt, they took possessions from the egyptians what. them gold, silver, and refinements. and the rabbis, teach this wasn't theft but rather it was reparations for 300 years of their enslavement. later in our tradition, the rabbis debate, -- what to do when you discover that a house has been built with a stolen beam. and the great rabbi says, you need to tear the house down and get the beam back. and the rabbi said, you don't tarrant down that you need to compensate the person from whom the beam was stolen. we have

talk to jonah. i used to go to university myself, especially the talented students with whom i made changes were outstanding, and after they immigrated , i invited them saying, dad, it's a pity for you, my country, but i advise you to be patient, like the young people, and god willing, with the passage of time and conversation it will be resolved and i hope you will be healthy in the future ok, it was an honor to serve you this march on 22nd of bahman this year, but there is such a thing, which is a political issue for forty years in a row, in the conditions of the strict law of air and space fuel, cold, winter, snow, with what kind of plan? they show up, send my headscarf, you are used to it, and i, in terms of the diversity of the population, there are old women and old men, they give their backs , the new, the young, the mature, all kinds of people, all kinds of people, all kinds of sailors also participate . there is a duty to multiply the transfer of national wealth he dug the brazilian nationa

i mean, he can jonah this around the gap at dangling janet l. l e. c. becky: some of this sony and get out of the chatty julie randall jonas pizza still need deafness in anamosa for this dangling the solitude you need in not a profi of the school that if he's a mortgage. yeah. and also the article, and i say it is a to see for that issue. but a question here, as people did, i mean didn't think wish to saddle that bill must get out a real w. okay. grand is all because as long as you get there, if we did, i for the actual last quarter. get on the per day now to really mean the can be the silly you in a squad will be labeled with julian and told me to wait for the sunni democrat to kick it. they'll cope and i'll let she nap 8 instead of into the authority. no, not a 2 week notice the electrical george source of all machine. and when you have a gun that distorted the hedge fund, if you put them to just do it, he had tracked it down. luckily, financier a spiritually capitalistic little then she nicole gap. but to go, you go way on in theory. now let's look a

jonah hall al jazeera london. people in chile have marched to the capital santiago to mark world war to day organizes a hoping to raise awareness about clean water and sanitation. but un says 2000000000 people worldwide lack access to drinking water. well, let's hear now from the mother and zambia, who has to walk several kilometers every day to collect water. many of the sources of rivers and streams where the water is shared by animals and isn't safe for human consumption. you may thank you, scab and you. my name is peggy scott bungee i have 2 daughter license were living. casually milan the village of children do whatever i man that would dumb mand outages. we fetch water from the damn. the water is dirty and contaminated with germany. it's such a long distance from home to the water. so i walk many miles to find the water. and 3 people died in this dam. the few taps in the village don't have water. we're left with no other option to use this water man to take it. i would damn our neighbors fetch from pomp of z

because before we remembered jonah, he was actively maneuvering between moscow and brussels, it was not 20th year, now the situation catastrophic for him well, a road retreat, well, we can’t maneuver when you actually have occupation troops standing in ukraine, and any of your maneuvers can happen by mail or with a special force. when in fact the entire structure is military. i’m not pro -russian, uh, i’m not gives out a serious card, gives out putin, i do not have a strong attitude to war, and they are implementing a policy of terror in belarus. to distinguish on its nearest the environment all the time, and when we look at the analysis of communication, his communication and putin's, this communication is the goal of which, in turn, owns its own legitimacy, and the legitimacy that is constantly being updated by this meeting with putin, at which putin is still a partner, er, as conditionally, a person with whom i am talking, but when you have legitimacy, er, the external external will be undermined, putin will change the rhetoric , the dragon will probably come, a rather serious corner

jonah casimir knows went to holland and succumbed to the joke, there the duke leopold wilhelm had sexintance of the slavsburg family, and he was not only a warrior, a ticarius, a science with a bridge on vot and a sauveershey was on a minavita. gt austeishaya especially not to have completed lost friend. why not write a book in tabia semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory with a jas pipe, and the black smoke show, with a chance, jorns, wrung out the ore, the neighboring oscar, and it’s worse for all of us to blow the winds in a thousand 650 years. amsterdam published a book. artis magnai artele heavenly bridge of the artery more than 300 a side two hundred molluks, tables and many of them are closed and what shinidauna whispers passed from pack to son anchor mother black powder. one in that jazz bulging material i ruined a smoke barrier on the battlefield to jim and the caliber and wahoo of the core was in this book and the section sworn rockets with the participants. shmat uvagen didn’t return oleg kind with 250. i read it acquaintances, a navukovian. konstantin tsy

before , we were jonah's memory was actively maneuvering between moscow and brussels on washington beforeic, well, a road retreat , well, we can’t maneuver when you actually have occupying troops standing in ukraine, and any of your maneuvers can happen by post or with a special when, in fact, all structures are military i'm not pro-russian, er, i don't er, they already understand that no, lukashenko is dealing a serious card , putin is giving out, i don't have a strong attitude to the war, and they are implementing a policy of terror in belarus, they are cooperating with those who are involved in the war , er, i'm not an eye, er, a pirate on the side of russia when it will be necessary, and lukashenko cannot distinguish between his closest relations, and he all the time, and when we look , we will analyze the communication, his communication, and putin's, this communication is the purpose of which, in turn, his own legitimacy, and legitimacy which is constantly updating this meeting with putin, which putin is still at. for now, he considers him as a conditional partner, uh, as a conditio

getting destroyed somehow to show the senior sco good of who sang, shoot i, my sister fiance could vote jonah loves it, puts him in because i put to pci. the date faced it up by a views of the senselessness of voice. seems to be a lesson humanity still hasn't grasped, considering that in ukraine war continues to rage. and there seems to be no end in sight. making art has become a form of resistance. we spoke with 3 ukrainian artists, ah . 24th 2022 of russia launched its war of aggression on ukraine such as butterfly, becca, choked from the band. ok on, elsie won't allow them to become another victim of the war. not least, because it's key to the cultural identity and cohesion of the country. i cannot continue to survive during more what's stake and how can i help it's a gray winter's day in tea. where meetings alone, you're alone. yeah. the people in the famous ukrainian rafa things about everyday life. the new york times named one of the 15 most important euro pop packs. she's become a voice of her generation and a style icon. the 1st moments of the war edged in her memory. i was scared bec

if as much of an italian jonah is living in japan, decided to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown from fukushima immediately about a job over. so i'd love to talk to somebody about the with a 4 year investigation starts watch on our t. oh ah, welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry. aku we're speaking with t. s a whistleblower bob mclean about his experience fighting the department of homeland security. good to have you back. bob. agreed to be here with you john. bob, we are now almost 20 years after your initial whistleblowers goes disclosure. that's a very long time, especially in government. but you have never given up despite daunting setbacks along the way. like most other whistleblowers, the price you've paid has been very high. your finances are ruined. you face the possibility of losing your home. your family has been under terrible pressure, but you're back in court again. tell us about that. what's the latest on your case? it's gotten insane. we had, i discovered, after my marriage systems protection board hearing closed, that my administrative judge was a he

getting destroyed somehow to show the senior sco, kind of who sang, shoot i, my sister fiance could vote jonah loves it, puts him in because i taught to pci the date faced it up by a views of the senselessness of voice. seems to be a lesson humanity still hasn't grasped, considering that in ukraine war continues to rage. and there seems to be no end in sight. making art has become a form of resistance. we spoke with 3 ukrainian artists, ah, until the 24th 2022 of russia launched its war of aggression on ukraine such as the butterfly becca, choked from the band. ok on, elsie won't allow that to become another victim of the war. not least because it's key to the cultural identity and cohesion of the country. i how cannot continue to survive during what's stake and how can it help it's a gray winter's day in tea. we're meeting alone. yeah. alone. yeah. the people in the famous ukrainian reco since about every day life the new york times name to one of the 15 most important euro pop packs. she's become a voice of her generation and a style icon. the 1st moments of the war edged in her memory. i wa

it as though those thought you were not as much more besought as the watch than i was again, but as jonah bouquet there. but she did say that she saw last besought one after monday. you are not the oldest, you won't be high up, isn't it? can i push on? should not be so you would use a hood. yeah. do you want us to go over that with you? i won't even chose no, no economy much little boy. you just have plenty of them like golf community to show them be honest. i really just have $94.00 special user if not use all of them or a one or a bomb will do so. so we, we should have guessed in the salt to get the folds and others were just, i don't know financially, but america bas yeah. backed up. sure. i seen a maria furnace stone about one area pending to see paul. so the next ocean he forgot if school i know kids 10 enough as well not mandel fighting d o u t k. baker, decide that jenny, that sali fed and we'll discuss budget fem had the mission to soften is cinema and he is. phoebe keandrea carter de sean. i just had a friend miss austin as yet that a fun but his samar 1000. the you may cali. mod

jonah ho is just outside downing street in london, jonah, so i was visit off to the best start giving the protest. what does netanyahu want from this trip? well benjamin would have avoided directly the worst of these protest happening right across the road from down the street having entered, we understand down the street from a back entrance about half an hour or so ago, but he'll hear them from inside. and i'll let you take a closer look. he knows, of course, the way he goes these days. protests followed london is no different among them pro palestinians, but also and the net who protested people who believe that he's right wing elsewhere. nationalist ultra orthodox coalition is leading israel down a path towards autocracy. what does he hoping to achieve? you know, there are things that he wants to talk about with richie's. they're not a british prime minister. there are things we absolutely doesn't. he wants to talk about iran, he believes iran is next essential, israeli trying to couples together a new into the actual ho against the rounds efforts to expand its nuclear program for

case it cost us, i guess also cost us a much more market in the ga, jonah, missouri. gotta make sure to know metal roof. dude, i'm on my that my thought nationally. eat me a moment. he bought a felony. cannot buy that a use him at if you go to another shim, can my son morales? i'm a mom on x, you know more. got it with him yet. she the was, it was good shows that honda honda that dupont to we want to forward colorado me time was and i knew that call will ducking on a mall that modified the job. one of his scholarship, when he had gray, a boy, somebody should mas, i'm to do to wash him. just, i'm not to you for them was, i'm not, as i was, i don't want, it will stop by monday, those been one of the feet. why? why he's just too exhausted to leave big on a year on a ship. but i think in my myself, my kind of get c r y c need besought pulled out monday by one of them was a with a hard with him. he our lean body. i all more much back should committee that hang the shorter in his or by a den, the village i was i don't care thought the children hazard the helicopter mission.