no one was fooled by what mackey did.biden took office, four years after mackey posted that meme, the feds arrested him. he could go to jail for ten years for that. if you crack a joke on the internet that democrats don't like, federal prosecutors get to decide you're interfering with an election. hard to imagine a more soviet prosecution than this. the doj's key witness is a member of mackey's group chat from seven years ago but doj will not let his lawyers conduct a full cross-examination of the witness because he works for the fbi. the fbi put an agent in his group text. doj just obtained an order precluding questioning by the defense considering the details of any of the confidential witnesses work for the fbi or any other government agency. what? the doj was also telling mackey's lawyers they can't even say the name of the witness in open court. that violates the confrontation clause in the constitution. you confront witnesses against you in a free country. but that no longer exists. the doj said if this man's identi

did you track down several people who texted that number in mackey's meme? none of them remembered even doing it. doing it. there's no victim here that's according to discovery ws in the case. there's no victim here. f no one was fooled by it back . t >> he did. and yet days after biden tooooor office, four years after mackey posted that meme, the feds arrested him and they charged fedhim with conspiring to interfere with the rights ofe american citizens. he go to jai could gl for ten yt that. that means if yoheu crack a jok' on the internet, the democrats don't like federal prosecutorsee get to decide inyou're interfering with an election. it's hard to imagine a more ha soviet prosecutionrd to imag int it gets worse.s >>is the doj is key witness against macchi is a member of mackey's group chat from seven years ago. but doj will not let his lawyers, mackey's lawyers conduct a full cross-examination of that witness.a full cross-emination witness because he works for the because he works for the fbipu and the fbi.t an agent in his group text..t an agent in hi

janis mackey frayer is tracking the storms and starts us off tonight. >> tornado crossing the road right in front of us. >> reporter: tonight the death toll rising after a string of twisters pounded the south. at least 11 dead across five states following yesterday's storms >> keep going, keep going, keep going. let's go >> reporter: this powerful tornado hitting friday near winnsboro, texas, about 100 meals miles east of dallas leaving a trail of destruction. >> debris is in the air. >> reporter: in southwest kentucky, a state of emergency after a tornado destroyed homes, uprooted trees and knocked down power lines. >> just all at once, everything kept falling, the roof, the insulation, everything kept falling on me. >> reporter: that same potent storm system now reaching the northeast with already over a foot of snow in some areas you can see it piling up near boston. >> my goodness. >> reporter: severe weather has lashed the u.s. coast to coast for weeks, california in the bull's-eye. back-to-back storms have dumped an astonishing 12 1/2 feet of snow in some parts of the state about t

doug mackey is on trial over this issue. when our leaders talk about our democracy, this is what they mean by it. that's why i'm asking your audience to not only pray for doug but to support his legal defense at memedefensefund.com. >> tucker: you have to be allowed to make fun of the people in power or it's not a free country. it's a police state. this needs to be stopped. so thankful that you're representing him. james lawrence, the lawyer for douglas mackey. >> thank you, tucker. >> sean: so speech has to stay free, period. that's why the case of julian assange who hurt in one, a journalist, still rotting in pry season and has been for a decade for journalism is of such deep interest to anybody that cares about freedom, a new documentary on julian assange. his father and brother join us next. america is systemically racist. only the government can save us defund the police. humans are a parasite on the planet. defund the police. tax the rich. stop! the culture and our education system are feeding young people a steady die

but doug mackey's on trial over this issue tucker. tucker, when when our when our leaders talk about our democracy, this is what they mean by by it. and that's why i'm asking your audience to not only pray for doug , but to support his legal defense at meem. offense. >> phone.com. well, yeah, you have to be allowed to make fun of the people in power or, you know, it's not a free country. >> it's a police state. and i think this needs to be stopped. and i'm so thankful that representative james lawrence, the lawyer for douglass mackey, thank you. >> so speech has to stay free, period. >> and that's why the case of julian assange, who hurt no one who was a journalist who is still rotting in prison, has been for over a decade for journalism is of such deep interest to anyone who cares about freedom. there's a new documentary on julian assange. >> his father and brother join us next. millions of americans who couldn't get a good night's sleep found relief and comfort with the original mypillow. and now we're taking your sleep to the next

they're running out of food, supplies and patience janis mackey frayer is there. >> reporter: tonightblowing snow and blizzard conditions in california's sierra nevada the latest round expected to dump up to five feet of snow in the northern part of the state. truckee already seeing more than two and a half feet just this weekend. parts of a major thoroughfare, i-80 remain shut down the road caked with ice. up and down the statehouses are buried under feet of snow in san bernardino county, residents in mountain communities are still digging out. >> this is hard. it's scary >> reporter: some have been trapped and the situation growing more dire every day and running out of basic necessities. many roads are unplowed even first responders are having a tough time getting to those stranded. >> we went through the cupboard yesterday. we'll run out of milk here pretty soon so i'm going to hike over to the store. it will be about four miles round trip. >> reporter: these mountain towns are used to getting snow, but nothing like this. four times what people here consider a bad storm. in crestl

. >> greg: how can you not love joe mackey?ng must've happened in the locker room, right? sum he drops a towel? a mistake it for a shower hook? [laughter] happened to me once. >> tyrus: this is in greg's fantasies. >> michele: here we go, another wing of the failure museum. my first locker room ever come a houston rockets. i walked in and i walked right up, he's buck naked. the guy next to him goes, could you at least give them a chance to get dressed? i said sure and i turned around and waited and i'm staring at the ground. i'm staring at the ground and he finally said, okay, you can turn around. but his eyes were so huge. at that point i made a rule. eyebrows, stare at the eyebrows, no matter where you go, only look at the eyebrows. because you'd want to see anything below that. >> greg: what if you have eyebrows above your penis? [laughter] >> michele: that's fair game, then! >> tyrus: having a good time. >> greg: [laughs] jimmy kimmel with the most embarrassing thing that happened to you on tv? >> jim: i use to host " that

there is concern that this could sideline a political opponent to president mackey, so who has not ruled out running for a controversial 3rd term. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines them allowing the president has told al 0 his country is in need of international support. after tropical cyclone hit, the east of southern africa, allowing commercial hub has seen me most damage with flooding and mud slides. at least 326 people have died for me, the miller has more. this is milan, joe, west, just outside of the commercial capital, bland tire. we infrastructure such as roads, telephone poles, as well as electricity poles have been completely destroyed. now this road behind us is a gaping hole, and people have placed logs across it so others can cross. but they can only cross if they can pay people who placed these polls here, a charging and not everybody has the money to use this, make sure bridge. they don't have the money. they have to you as an alternative route, which is far more dangerous. the u. k government and health care unions have come to a final pay offer which cou

writer, comedian joe mackey. there's a word for women like her thanand that is armed. sarah palin.e's my spiritual twin only younger, taller, better looking. host of lawrence jones cross country on saturday night, lawrence jones. she's fiery, wiry and keeps a knife in her diary. so, joe, i'm looking at you. i'm reminded that tax season is upon us. it's good to see that you have taken on some additional work at h and r block after we do the taping. >> i've got lawrence on the show. i've got a former vice presidential candidate. i want to look good. >> all right. >> do you regret not having the surgical advancements when you were a teen, confused, tomboy named regina? >> there are some problems with your research department on that. i was extremely tough and cool, young, budding man in my teens. i have grown into the adonis you see before you tonight. i'll tell you what, greg, i don't know if i could listen to biden kind of tell us about his story about being a high school senior and the story about a gay couple kissing. i don't believe that he remembers being a senior in high school

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, los angeles. >> for rock, a full year in the making. >>> from the nbaphis grizzlies superstar ja morant will miss at least the next two games after he live streamed a video of himself holding up what appears to be a gun at a nightclub this weekend. morant issued a statement saying he takes full possibility and has taken a little time away to get some help. the nba is investigating. >>> power crews are work to go restore electricity to more than half a million customers across the eastern half of the united states. a massive winter storm and its het, we havy snow toppled power lines. more than a foot of snow fell in parts of the northeast on saturday. the storm's death toll has risen to 11. at least five of those in kentucky, which was h >>> good morning. we're taking a live look over the san mateo bridge. very slippery out there, so please be careful if you are out there. storm ranger picking up on a lot of moisture, and a lot of activity overnight too with that thunderstorm rolling out there. and that low snow level. let's take it closer and see where

. >> nbc's ryan nobles is on capitol hill, janis mackey frayer is just back from beijing.day, there's a lot of bipartisan concern. what are we hearing about congress and how they may approach all of this? >> reporter: well, this week is a perfect example of just how serious both republicans and democrats are taking the threat that china poses to the united states on a wide range of issues. it was a main focus today of the worldwide threats hearing with the director of national intelligence and the cia director, and then tomorrow the house homeland security has a subcommittee on intelligence that is specifically focused on the threat from china, but a bit beyond the things that we'res a accustomed to. i talked to congressman august fulger, he's a former fighter pilot. he says there are everyday things we all take for granted that the chinese communist party is targeting. take a listen. >> are there things that you're concerned about, the electric grid, our water supply? are those all things that could possibly be on the table? >> absolutely. think about critical infrastruct

janis mackey frayer is joining us from ukraine.t, what kind of action are you seeing in ukraine? >> reporter: the ukrainians, we asked the foreign ministry and they said they don't want to comment on this meeting until after the meeting takes place. it looks like what you can hear from here, you get the impression from here in kyiv that ukrainians believe they might be able to find some daylight still between beijing and moscow that's because even though xi jinping has proposed peace plans that were more favorable to moscow according to the ukraines, americans and other western allies the ukrainians still believe that xi jinping might not be entirely, irretrievably on the side of moscow, that there might still be some wiggle room in order to draw them back. that's the only official comment we were able to get from the ukrainians, was saying that they hope xi jinping will prevail upon vladimir putin to try to end putin's aggression here in ukraine. whether or not that works out has yet to be seen i think the ukrainians here, just li

the two men will meet yet again when putin visits china later this year. >> janis mackey frayer, thanku for that. here with me now, admiral james stavridis, former supreme allied commander of nato, so as you look at this meeting and look, i mean, in the broadest terms, we know that putin who has been absolutely, you know, thrown out of the world community, wanted his reputation shored up a little bit. china, xi, wants to be seen as a peacemaker, did any side get anything substantial out of this meeting, though? >> i would say china did much better than russia and what i mean by that, chris, vladimir putin came to this meeting, essentially with three requests, weapons, weapons, and weapons. that's what he really needs, and his best friend forever, this great bromance produced as far as i can see, thus far, anyway, zero commitment of chinese weapons to shore up this badly flailing russian invasion, so putin certainly didn't get what he wants out of this. on the other hand, i think president xi did. he becomes committed to act as a great figure here. he's very much in charge. putin is the

conversations with the presidents of egypt, molly and the central african republic, the president of senegal, mackey, sal, who's also the chairman of the african union, came to so she alongside the chairman of the african union commission. most of fac, he mot. he had a productive conversation with president putin. it was a very valuable meeting, and at the end of 2022, we had a visit from the president of guinea best. so on february 18th, 2023, president putin sent his greetings to the 36th assembly of the african union, held and addis ababa, yours truly was present at the event and spoke to representatives of a number of african nations. so we have contacts both at the level of heads of state and at other levels. russian foreign minister survey leverage is also engaged in active communication with his african counterparts just days ago in sashi. he had meetings with the foreign ministers of several african countries. like i said, russia is engaged in continuous and well established to dialogue at various levels, both with african leaders and with our diplomatic counterparts, across numerous foreign

vic mackey is secretly in bed with all the gangs and all the drug dealers, making lots of money.o terry crowley, this undercover cop who has been sent to bring him down. and you think oh, that's the show. i've seen the show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making a case that puts mackey behind boss for a long time. >> then you get to the end of the pilot and vic shoots terry in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like the shield that did have commercials found an audience, all of a sudden it just opened the door and other original programming sprung up, like nip tuck. >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and rescue me. >> you son of a [bleep] >> and it was a whole new playing field. >> tommy! roven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your d

we also spoke to the spokesperson of the ruling party of president mackey sal. and he says that this was a victory for democracy for the real law and for the justice system. now, the opposition has always claimed that the justice system serves the purpose to eliminate opposition candidates that could be rivals to president mikey. so now he says that, look at the outcome of this trial, or this verdict shows how independent and how democracy is thriving. here in synagogue hello settings as a part of the young, a lung day, demonstrations in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. but a marks the killing of 6 palestinian israelis in 1976 who were protesting against land confiscations. since then, palestinians refused to down the street against more lun, seizures, organizers and gaza flung protests near the border fence with israel. oh jesus, your well faith has more phone gusto. we're here at malika camp in the east. him borders off the besieged gaza strip. where palestinians in gods have come in great numbers about housing to participate and to remember on

we're only just starting to, to pair into those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips. currently are, are evidence who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them to study them. a treaty would govern human activity on an under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. that clock al jazeera authorities in the philippines is scrambling to contain an oil spell from a tanka the ship carrying 800000 meters of diesel fuel sank near an island southwest of manila on tuesday. at least 7 coastal towns of band fishing and swimming. as this village flows further, south officials in garza have called for help to put out a fire and a landfill site. they say the blaze could last for days and cause an environmental catastrophe. the cause is not yet known. a local fire cruise and not equippe

we also spoke to the a, the, the spokesperson of the ruling party of president mackey sal. and he says that this was a victory for democracy for the rural law and for the justice system. now, the opposition has always claimed that the justice system serves the purpose to eliminate opposition candidates that could be rivals to president up mikey. so now he says that, look at the outcome of this trial, or this verdict shows how independent and how democracy is thriving. here in senegal, al does here as an investigative unit has uncovered a large scale, money laundering operation in south africa. the scheme implicate some of the countries biggest banks form and then the of the criminal syndicate has spoken exclusively to al jazeera. alexander james has this report, doubt con is a form of money launderer. he fears for his life and is speaking exclusively to al jazeera his investigative unit from a safe house. he says his role was to forge paperwork, to disguise the money laundering as legitimate transactions in the office. we had a strong and in the strong room, rid boxes upon

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what's going on in senegal is goes beyond swanson co. mackey's happy half been on her own acost, in terms of polarization, in terms of exclusion, in terms of the left clicking and closing of to the cold cases is rising political tension and deepening a sense of injustice among those feeling alienated by the state for wanting to get their voices heard. nicholas hawk algae 0 to car. my son, a funeral has been held for one of for palestinians, killed by israeli forces and occupied west bank on thursday. thousands turned out to mourn. the man killed in an operation carried out on under cover is really unit in a busy shopping area. one of those killed was a 16 year old to others haven't identified as leaders, a part of stinging group known as the janine battalion. tourism has jump started to portugal, the economy since the economic crisis since 2008 was also created the crisis of another kind as affordable housing has become scarce. professor, the name reports on what the government is doing to address the issue. portugal has become the vacation destination. last year, more than 15000000 peopl

like mackey said what ukraine needs in bakhmut and elsewhere on the frontline is artillery shells, anddie on the frontline. it means that someone who could have been still alive is going to die. ~ , ., , been still alive is going to die. , . , , die. western allies may be aaivin die. western allies may be giving military _ die. western allies may be giving military support, . die. western allies may be| giving military support, like tanks, and now potentially even fighterjets, but some fighter jets, but some countries fighterjets, but some countries oppose the war and have given ukraine nothing. for them, mr kuleba had a warning, telling me any nations which mistreat ukraine and now will pay a price in the future. if anyone in the world thinks that the weight this or that country behaved itself, or treated ukraine at the darkest moment of its history, and that that will not be taken into account in building future relations, these people just don�*t know how diplomacy works. the these people just don't know how diplomacy works. the now, the fighting _ how diplomacy works. the now, the

we're only just starting to, to pair into those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips, currently are up oh, evidence. who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them to study them. a treaty would govern human activity on an under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. that clock out as.

but when you pull apart the language, those key phrases and turns things get a little mackey, it is important to remember that the language of carbon neutral or net 0 emissions is incredibly misleading and it high it's important contradictions. joanna keybo is an environmental researcher who has spent more than a decade analyzing climate policies and climate justice issues is basically based on an idea that pollution can be compensated somewhere else by a project. implement that mostly in the yellow south that should either avoid the me shows or absorb emissions and by doing so pump and said the pollution from the polluter, not because they're reducing, not because they are capping their emissions, but because they are getting some credits that are doing the compensation that the cleaning up somewhere else. this logic of offsetting is what is misleading in all these language? because one would think, oh companies are actually doing something about it. they are addressing the problem and that is confusing for people and even society. they are trying to be man, some action for climate change. t

what's going on in senegal is goes beyond swanson co mackey . so we have been on a roller coaster in toms off polarization, in terms of exclusion in terms of electric ting and closing of civic flow. the crude cases is rising political tensions, and deepening a sense of injustice among those feeling alienated by the state, but wanting to get their voices heard. nicholas hawk al jazeera de cart still to come here on al jazeera, poland pledge to ukraine for mega byte objects to be delivered in the coming days. leaders of japan and south korea meet the 1st time in 12 years. will tell you what came out of those tools. ah, we must look at the eastern mediterranean once again, and particularly turkey, which as you know, has recently provided unwelcome, significant rain over the earthquake area and its back to the same again. the whole system is wanting to get with a cold wind coming out the black sea, turning back up to what cyprus, the heavy rain concentration, the south, and the whole system will be going slowly eastwards between friday and saturday.

appearing to those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips. currently are, are evidence who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them to study them. a treaty would govern human activity on an under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. that clock al jazeera is a lapse i al jazeera dot com for more on everything like having ah, just a quick update of the headlines before you leave you and migrants from guinea has been repatriated home from tunisia, say they were living in hell after a crackdown on undocumented migrants ordered by the president himself. last month he accused them of causing violent violence, crime and unacceptable acts and ordered their expulsion. since then, many have lost their jobs and housing. there have also been reports of racist violence, ivory c

john homan, elders either miss christie. mackey laredo is a my contact west and mexican city. she says the government should be held accountable for the tragedy. seeing those images is just really clear that we are treated and we continue to be treated in a very in humane way. and you, we've got a big but beef, man, many of them, most of them were brown, black, indigenous man and beef man where treated were left there without any sort of. i mean, they were just left there and i think it's important to say that also, despite the fact that the supreme court in mexico ruled that it is unconstitutional to racially profiled migrants and people in may, he got they continue to racially profile them. they continue to detain them and look at these are the consequences and we are not exempt as people that have lived up in the u. s. and documented that are being supported every day that are here and make it go. we're not except to continue to be treated that way and to continue to be killed for them on to other news now. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, a compromise on

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nbc's janis mackey frayer takes a look back at sizemore's tumultuous life and career. >> reporter: onetough guys, tom sizemore was best known for portraying the rugged and the brave. >> mike, areou all right? >> i just got the wind knocked out of me. >> reporter: the actor suffered a brain aneurysm as a result of a stroke two weeks ago. he had been in a coma since. he was larger than life, said his brother, paul, in a statement. adding i am devastated he is gone and will miss him always. >> stop talking, okay? >> reporter: over three decades sizemore worked with some of the biggest names in hollywood, but it was the off-screen drama in his life that defined his fame too. years of substance abuse and repeated arrests, derailing his career. in 2003 he was convicted of assaulting a former girlfriend, then spent six months in jail on charges of assaulting then girlfriend heidi fleiss who ran an upscale prostitution ring in the 1990s. >> and i don't want you to feel sorry for me. do not shed a tear. >> reporter: sizemore got his start with a bit part in oliver stone's "born on the fourth of

was it a coincidence joe mackey pitched this story. nobody else is covering this. all right, david.with your hands? >> i use a spoon greg and i'm civilized. >> did this discount him from run something can you look at him like the laid that i ate a salad with her comb? what's her name. >> amy cloeb shar. >> yes, you get stained by things being a razor salesman. >> it's true and i'm a one issue voter. pudding cups. it's body image. you're not supposed to stayed things about peoples body but republican politician is fair game and i like with trump his hair his face. sessions is like look at that elf. >> how would you describe your body type? >> fantastic. >> all right. i guess that's why they call you a comedian because that was a joke. all right! curtis, do you think desantis is running and has a shot with trump looming in the darkness waiting to pounce? >> you know, you mention gutfeld, shamu-they chris kristy, man was he huge. look at pompeo. you can't even recognize him. what the hell happened to you mike? what were you a bleem sync then can we ever forget shady shockton? he looks

he went 60 years —— mackey seen as a very fair person. the same thing, they had to do something about this. you have to defend impartiality. these comments went to far. so how could all of this die down? �* . . , far. so how could all of this die down? �*, ., , , ., down? it's a very good question. i soke down? it's a very good question. i spoke earlier— down? it's a very good question. i spoke earlier to _ down? it's a very good question. i spoke earlier to richard _ down? it's a very good question. i spoke earlier to richard eyre, - down? it's a very good question. i spoke earlier to richard eyre, the| spoke earlier to richard eyre, the former director of editorial policy of the bbc many years ago, a very experienced journalist. he has written publicly about the difficulties that the director general, tim davey, he's a man that spoke about impartiality, i putting him that their idea that there are some people such as alan sugar who do express political opinions. now he's not a journalist. he's not a presenter but he does often share his

we have this huge case paula mackey are not able to be there themselves. be a witness for himself. >> ashley: "fox & friends" with exclusive interview with a juror later on today. murdaugh to face 99 fraud charges, money laundering and expected to prepare for an appeal on his murder conviction claiming the judge allowed too much evidence of his financial wrongdoings to be presented. it comes as only remaining son, buster murdaugh makes a claim to the photographer sitting outside of the condo with his girlfriend and the sheriff's office is planning to patrol patrol cars around his home. >> todd: nearly 2 billion pills of fentanyl seized. the bill reform laws are not helping as they are being lit back out on the streets after taken into custody. joining me now, ray, great to have you on the program. what does new york state need to do today to keep the fentanyl dealers from not only poisoning new york state but quite frankly, the entire country because new york is an area where goods come in and distributed to the other 49 states. >> the first thing they can

this never happens when joe mackey is on the panel. >> jesse, do you mind?g to do a show. >> all right. >> sorry, jeff. >> guys, take five. >> thanks. >> any time. [laughter] >> these guys need all the help they can get. [applause] >> greg: thanks, joe. well done. joe, is living forever a worthwhile endeavor? a google nerd says having to die is now absurd? an engineer is predicting that mankind will achieve functional immortality in the next decade. i guess that means he'll never die a virgin. >> nerds. [laughter] >> greg: yes. but if we achieve immortality within the next decade, i thought that's when the earth ends. so where do we live? i guess we could all crash on neptune's couch. [laughter] >> greg: -- we'll soon have age-reversing nano bots, tiny machines in our bodies that will repair damaged cells, reverse aging and even cure cancer, and those will be followed by nano bots, tiny robot grandmothers who supply your body with hard candies and birthday checks for $5. he's been right before. in 1990, he predicted a computer would defeat the world's greate

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here's nbc's janis mackey. >> a year after the slap heard around the world. finally had a stage with an audience of millions. >> you all know what happened to me, getting slack by shooks smith. >> using his long awaited special, selective outrage, streamed live on netflix to take big things back at actor will smith. >> people were like did it hurt? it still hurts! i have summertime ringing in my ears. >> the slap, as you will recall, happened when rock made a joke at last year's offer oscars about jada pinkett smith's appearance. >> smith eventually made a public apology. >> my behavior was unacceptable. >> it was banned from the oscars for a decade. rock was long silent on the slap and now, the way he tells, it he bore the brunt of smith's alleged marital troubles. some of his hardest hits stay saved for date jada. >> she started it! nobody was picking on her! >> the timing of the netflix special is no coincidence. just a week ahead of this year's oscars. >> a lot of people say, chris, you don't do nothing back. i got parents! you know my parents taught me?

withe1 skepticism as he's one of the only world leaders willing to stand side by side here's janice mackeytin in their first meeting that the way out of what he called the ukrainian conflict is through negotiations, adding that consolidating and developing chinese russian relations is a strategic choice forv putin even mentioning xi's something he would treat with respect. that china's leader would make the5a■ trip symbolic for putin, coming just days after being cited for warww/s crimes by the international criminal court. u.s. officials calling china's maneuvering diplomatic cover. >> calling for a cease fire would be supporting the q9 >> reporter: the relationship is described as pragmatic. russia has depended onçó china get around westernÑi sanctions.q this russian truck driver as china's border says no one else wants to be our friend. parter and counterweight against the u.s. andok west. >> russia fighting with nato,e1 which is getting all out support to ukraine. i2uju xi, backinge1 russia mayÑi be less about puti winning the war than insuring he doesn't lose. >> joining me now is for

the president mackey sal could run for a controversial 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. nichols hack is outside the courtroom in the car. they smoke billowing in the air. those are protesters, have set tires on fire, and there's demonstrations from supporters of use my sancho all across the capital, despite heavy security presence. i mean, i haven't seen so much security on the streets of this capital since they're worth other demonstrations. when we spent sonco came to court in march 2021. schools are shut. all schools across the country are shot and in the our shut down for the day . a lot of businesses have also shut down for what is happening inside this court room. that was months uncle made his way towards the tribunal. we followed him. there was a convoy, there were thousands of people following him as he was making his way to the court room. and then suddenly the police came in, took him out of the of his vehicle and brought him to court inside. we know there's discussions between his lawyers and the judges about this particular event in the way that he's been t

we're only just starting to, to pair into those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips. currently are, are evidence who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them to study them. a treaty would govern human activity on and under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. that clock al jazeera well still had here on al jazeera rom, other role will tell you about another great full wins by golds. number one, not story coming up in school with joe. ah. with whole lou. ah, look about now scientists, egypt have concerned the discovery of a hidden corridor close to the main entrance to the great pyramid of gazer. it was 1st detected using a new imaging technique, an archaeologist believe it could lead to yet bore discoveries. oper anger has more sealed off for thousands of years. a

the christy president mackey sell stand for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. nicholas hat because more from decker. so police have just far here, guess. trying to disperse the crowd away. it's happening across every neighborhood of the capital. this protest is banned and for the government, this is an attempt to bring back law and police have just pushed us away from clinton coast house. they put a barricade. franco is in fact, what feels like in house arrest. he's supposed to appear in court on thursday, after he cute the government minister corruption. that minister has accused him of defamation. if the court sentence him and he will not be able to run in the upcoming election on tuesday night, we spun some co health around and he is huge, president lucky fellow, using the court to clamp down on the opposition. senegal is an island of stability . we will not accept the market though, and his desire to know if that imposes kale from the country would also be at the heart of what we're seeing right now is a prelude. the presidential elections are supposed to b

we also spoke to the a spokesperson of the ruling party of president mackey sal. and he says that this was a victory for democracy, for the rural law and for the justice system. now, the opposition has always claimed that the justice system serves the purpose to eliminate opposition candidates. that could be rivals to president mikey. so now he says that, look at the outcome of this trial, or this verdict shows how independent and how democracy is thriving. here in senegal, south sedans, president silva here has appointed a member of his own party's defense minister breaching a peace deal signed with his rival. that all should be selected by vice president and opposition leader reg. marsha, marsha appointed his wife as defense minister, but president here fired her this month, re igniting tensions. the warning parties signed a peace agreement in 2018 ending 5 years of civil war. while the citizens are taking part in the annual london demonstrations and israel on the occupied palestinian territories. the day marks the killing of 6 palestinian israelis in 1976. ther

we're only just starting to to pair into those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips currently r o evidence, who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them to study them. a treaty would govern human activity on an under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. that clock al jazeera laura mila, is the asians campaigner greenpeace, and joins us now from new york. good. have you had a sun program? miss miller? who owns wat on where ern seems to be the main sticking points at the moment. i think, and the very question of who owns the heis is, is a question at the moment. and the global ocean treaty is our lifetimes. biggest opportunity to put conservation and equity at the heart of how we look after our oceans. after decades of mismanagement and exploitation and right now m g

their affairs of what could happen without regulation were only just starting to, to pair into those mackey debts and understand what is there in our ability to, to impact on a system far outweigh, outstrips, currently are, are evidence who knowledge of what exists that it seems to me to be prudent and precautionary to make sure that we don't destroy things before we fully had a chance to, to, to understand them, to explore them, to study them a treaty would govern human activity on an under the high seas and stop a free for all like unsustainable fishing practices. regulating how much and from where precious resources can be taken. the clock al jazeera still add for you on the program to try to put more women behind the wheel of the for me to one car at story and roll. coming out with pizza in sports. ah with with mm whole ah ah, how full the sport with pizza in dela marian thank you so much. we'll start with tennis and world number one. novak chalk of which has last for the 1st time the season he's 20 match winning streak was ended by the neil med video in the semi finals of the dubai cha

what's going on in senegal is goes beyond swanson co mackey . so we have been on a roller coaster in tom's off polarization, in terms of exclusion, in terms of predicting and closing of to the expansion. the cold cases is rising political tension and deepening a sense of injustice among those feeling alienated by the state. but wanting to get their voices heard. nicholas hawk al jazeera, de car. mexico wants us based gun manufacturers to be held responsible for the trafficking of weapons across the border to drug cartels. in september, us, john dismissed a $10000000000.00 lawsuit. but mexico is now appealing that decision. in its original complaint, mexico claimed about 2.2 percent of nearly $40000000.00 guns made each year in the u. s. a smuggled over the southern border, mexico's ranked furred globally for the number of gun related deaths. it says the smuggling is a key factor behind that statistic. the arms control association says that from 2015 to 2021. at least 140000 civilians were killed with a firearm in mexico. or johnson. larry is the