and then laverne was sickened two years right in the row. you start to pay attention to what you're using, what you're doing, how was that affecting your health? >> conventional farming it's so easy to go put in a crop of corn, come out and spray it with a cancer causing ingredient. i mean, it's not rocket science to know it--it isn't good. >> when we went organic, the first year it was such a good feeling. >> to know that you did it without poisoning the ground or hurting anyone gives a sense of satisfaion. i would like to see the whole country go organic. i know when i consume what we produce, or consume anything off of our land, i'm not subjecting them to toxic materials. and that sure helps me with peace of mind. >> we abuse land because we regard it as a commodity that belings to us. when we see it as a community to which we belong, we can treat it with love and respect. >> i think we're doing, you know, really well for our size. supporting two families. and i wish everyone could experience it. it's hard work, long hours, but it's very

but over burger laverne to you knows letters to listen to very simple move to serve meandra cause the marshals are not support proposal. believe arthur, if it's for many russians, worry that speaking on camera might make things difficult for their families. back home, people from other exited countries, though, are more forthcoming. i can't sleep. i can't stand didn't, i can't, can't of all, he know, my family, me. my friends, everybody. reliable crane. damn 40. no, barger goody. no. just mom. no bye. dear good. is it? which in yet, right thinks they have russian friends who ah, no one is defending what russia's doing. i don't see how it's possible. um, it's just, nobody believes the lives in america. we have, we have free media. we know the reality. well, all that put in the saying, as a nonsense, the overwhelming feelings in little odessa, our grief and anger about what is happening, 4500 miles away. well, the war in you great is exactly a huge economic toll on russia, the w, steven beardsley, he picks up the story from the city. it's right brown. we began with new sanctions . the u

ukraine after antony blinking cancelled his meeting with russian foreign minister counterpart, sergey lavern of nathan asian media is talking about the whole new era and geo politics. let alone nuclear weapon use here in our te and had going underground. we seek to question more, as well as provide viewers with all sides of any debate. we have been reaching out to pro ukrainians to hear their side of the ukraine invasion return in the current climate. many do not want to come on to talk to us. we like therefore, to extend an invite to any ukranian journalists or politicians watching now to come on the show and give your side of the story. but joining me now from moscow in italian, irish at sky, the former vice chairman of the international affairs committee in the russian duma . thanks so much italia for coming on. not sure how much a british media you're watching. i know you're appearing on on it sometimes. as you might know, ne donation media has been broadcasting. views that vladimir putin has gone mad. and boris johnson has called on the russian people to overthrow what he says is a dict

laverne gentry to talk about her fight for equal pay. >> i need to get my tissue because it might getor at jackson state university in mississippi when she noticed the discrimination. >> i knew that there were males who started with me and even some who started after me who were making significant more. >> reporter: with no state equal pay protections in mississippi, dr. gentry filed a federal lawsuit and won. that was in 2009. more than a decade later mississippi still has no equal pay law leaving no recourse for employees being paid less for the same work based on sex. >> it's time we have an equal pay statute here. >> reporter: mississippi representative angela cockerham is the author of house bill 770, one of two the state legislature is considering. >> i think that it will be so beneficial to so many citizens and residents here in the state of mississippi. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. >> both of these bills would do harm. >> reporter: cassandra welchlin is the executive director of the mississippi black women's round table. she says the bills do not protect women of color or

counterpart that is saying, i me at the la yon and what they're talking about is the iranian nuclear deal. lavern of has been quoted as saying that the j. c. p o, a is on the finishing straits or we're keeping an eye out on that meeting, taking place in moscow, and will bring you all the latest lines. as when we get them must bring you some of the days. other news now and honest, really and court has overturned a landmark ruling mandating the country's environment minister to protect children against climate change. the original class action was brought by a group of teenage students and none tried to block a coal mine in new south wales, sarah clark reports the key. the federal court ruling was unanimous. 3 judges on the full bench agreed that while the evidence of climate change was undisputed, as well as the danger to the world and humanity, the environment minister should not be held personally accountable to protecting children against its impact. as to the post the u. k. before code is unanimous in the view that the duties should not be part of the minister. the 3 judgements of the court ha

thanks so much, jonah, how they're from laverne now members of ukraine, state emergency services have disarmed the bomb and they've, using only their bare hands and a bottle of water. take a look at this the the amnesty international is accused russia of using unguided aerial bombs or dumb bombs in the city. one strike last week killed 47 people and may constitute a war crime. according to its investigators. the kremlin says, the russian economy is experiencing a shock, but it's doing what it can to soften the impact of western sanctions. spokesmen dmitri pest golf described the meshes as an unprecedented economic war against moscow. he said the situation was turbulent, but was confident it would stabilize. russia's economy is facing its biggest crisis since the fall of the soviet union in the 1990 russia's president got to be a very nice called sanctions against this country. illegal. he says, well, work around them, you know, just saying, you know, if you, with regards to countries making hostile steps towards this, they are calling on their citizens to save and dress warmly, which

i'm sure people in the 1970s felt like, the '50s are distant now, we watch "happy days," we watch "laverne and shirley," we watch "grease," it seems like this forgotten thing. but there's some second layer here of strangeness that is creating the sense that the '90s were different in both sort of cultural but also like mechanical ways. and that's really kind of what prompted me to the to do this book. i wanted to try to capture the way this was in some ways before someone else did it and started shifting a lot of the caricatures and cliches because, you know, it seems real reductionist to say that and i think people might not like hearing this, but in some ways, it's like the characters and cliches of the period are what become the historical memory. we're not really remembering the actual events as we are the projection of it from versions of satire or someone doing the simplest version of a complex idea. those are the things that seem to make us recall like the 1920s as being this certain way or the 1950s as being this certain way. it's not the literal things as much as sort of the inter

now rushes foreign minister, so gay lavern suggested the talk of a one on one meeting between the russian and ukrainian presidents is premature was also you can learn your guzzles. president putin has not refused a meeting with president zalinski. he just wants the meeting to be concrete. do you greening crisis is proving for so long that it's counter productive to just meet an exchange opinion squeezes the offer to have negotiations which are continuing with the resume and stumble. and we are interested in the results to either spring in hash mahar borrow corresponding. he joins us now live from moscow. so hash him. what is them? russian messaging ahead of those is stumble talks sammy, thee a missile fine affair, sir? gay love took the opportunity to day to set once again the or the stage for was washer says is the way out to the conflict in your cray. they have a set of demands and that one the ukrainians to agree on thursday and as, as the insist these are the key elements for the, the toss with the ukrainians. they say that the way they see the what, what is happening on the ground as