nat geo was never on my radar. so when they reached out to me, i was a bit surprised. i'm really looking forward to this experience because i know how many other photographers would have killed for this. we're doing this piece on the virgin mary. it's a very big responsibility. - so what's the story here? lly know it'swhat i was looking for,ity. except christmas. this is halfway through. we've been to four countries. we have four more to go. - [kathy] it's not going to make it. and that's not going to make it either. - it feels a bit intimidating because i've had to send my hard drive with 50,000 raw images. so they're seeing the way you shoot and they are seeing the way you think. - i love this though. it's got real power to it. - it was a bit scary because i thought you would think i was the worst photographer. - i think everyone is really pleased with where we are. it really is about these images adding up to the story that we're trying to tell. - photography is not about the shots that i want to get, it's about the experience i want to feel. i don't get turned on b

nat geo was never on my radar. so when they reached out to me, i was a bit surprised. i'm really looking forward to this experience because i know how many other photographers would have killed for this. we're doing this piece on the virgin mary. it's a very big responsibility. - so what's the story here? - outside of the healers, i didn't really know what i was looking for, except christmas. this is halfway through. we've been to four countries. we have four more to go. - [kathy] it's not going to make it. and that's not going to make it either. - it feels a bit intimidating because i've had to send my hard drive with 50,000 raw images. so they're seeing the way you shoot and they are seeing the way you think. - i love this though. it's got real power to it. - it was a bit scary because i thought you would think i was the worst photographer. - i think everyone is really pleased with where we are. it really is about these images adding up to the story that we're trying to tell. - photography is not about the shots that i want to get, it's about the experience i want to

than ever before are going hungry, and most are women and young girls. nicholas hawk al jazeera jim, nat geo, senegal. little. now another so is a following as a by john, we're move, it's diplomats from the embassy in iran after a gum and storm building, killing a security chief and injuring to guards. as or by john accused. iran of not responding to repeated threats against its personnel over its diplomatic ties to israel. present alarm aliya called the assaulted terrorist attack. says back a gun has been arrested. bit as a by john is demanding that iran brings the suspect to justice. as a ministry, we demand from the iranian side to, to bring the perpetrators off. this 3rd is starting to adjust this as soon as possible. seize iran as a side to who acts of the embassies has a, has an obligation. according to the vienna commotion on the promoter relations to secure and to provide the safety of the embassies and the embassy security. obligation is directly lies on the iranian shoulders. so yes, and jim r castro is thornton, is the president of under, as an estate of emergency remains, in effe

somehow allowed conditions where china and the united states, which ought to be geostrategic rivals are nat geo strategic partners. i suppose that's unintended consequences of the, the, the situation in, in ukraine and joe biden, and his ministration worked extremely hard in the early days of the war in ukraine to keep, to bring the europeans completely on board. we know that the germans initially were very tentative in terms of supporting the sanctions because they didn't see the sanctions as that basically serving the interests of, of germany. but joe biden did manage this amount that, but you know, the unintended consequences that he brought the russians or the conflict in ukraine has brought the russians and the chinese together. you said you're in your introduction. the biden ministration has said clearly umpteen times, they do not see russia as russia as the greatest manis to us power. they see china and the chinese are now everywhere. they are in africa. they are in the middle east. they're in the gulf, they, they are everywhere in the u. s. will need to, to those smaller powers in those

and most are women and young girls. nicholas hawk al jazeera jem nat geo synagogue. a little the wants of being handed out of this. his sundance film festival would showcases the best and independent cinema a drama about a struggling single mother, a $1001.00 has taken the grand jury prize. rob reynolds takes a look at some of the other highlights. after 2 years of dreary pandemic era, virtually the sundance festival has returned to the picturesque and freezing rocky mountain village of park city. the town is full of energy, beautiful showbiz, people, and lots of fascinating, independent films. here are some of the movies. people are buzzing about fair play, starring phoebe din of war and alden. ehrenreich is a tense drama set in the cut throat world of big business, directed by chloe dumont fair play, is a nerve shredder of a thriller about to a newly engaged couple who are obsessed with each other. but as it turns out, more obsessed with climbing the financial corporate ladder. and it's a very much a meditation on gender in the workplace. cassandra is set in the ul

now nat geo is using stunt doubles in the cold water. they consulted an expert on hypothermia.been unconscious in that position. by the way, director james cameron told reporters it's technically not a door. it's a piece of panelling from the first class lounge. yeah, well, whatever it was, it's been put to the test before. >> i think jack's death was needless. >> myth busters determined if only they'd tied rose's life jacket underneath the wood, the additional buoyancy could have supported them both. director cameron was unmoved. >> he has to die. >> cameron compares it to romeo and juliet. >> in the famous line you say, i'll never let you go, jack. >> i'll never let go, i promise. >> but you do. >> i lied. >> this is one movie controversy that just won't sink. colbert and kate winslet have already done their own reenactment and no lifeboats were needed, all hands on desk. >> yes! >> rose could have tried, right? that's just cold. that's the news. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. pamela brown takes over the newsroom li

we have seen the hand in and taken away of military hardware by above due to gran defense forces nat, geo pan, as no defense force. the p still also stated that foreign forces should leave to gray. i retry his army fought there on the government side. access to the gray is restricted, but humanitarian workers say, era trained soldiers a still there have been accused of executing and raping civilians. activists say the to grey and rebels have been pushed into a corner. they have been told by the, by the european union on, by the americans that they have to accept what they're what has been put to them now is the trickling of a exchange. the total disarmament. ready principles is the only posted, protecting the tracking, but again it be bought by every sample and the un estimates half a 1000000 people have died from violence instead of ation. during the conflict, hundreds of thousands of others have been forced from their homes. people are still waiting to see if they'll be lasting, peace, or justice. malcolm web al jazeera of brazil's capital is bracing for more demonstrations 4 days after

. >> the boy stealing the playboy or even the nat geo to see -- >> yeah. >> it's crazy and also reallyd what the internet, the impact there. >> yeah, i mean like the media used to have a chokehold on the narrative so like with george michael, for example, when i was a kid it was just like, oh, this pop singer did this horrible thing, you know, and it's like exactly what the story was, or like ellen lost her career when she came out as something that r gus, at the time. >> so in that way there has been positive change but the demystification is positive and negative. kids have access to so much. >> way too much. right? >> way too much. way too easy. >> no pun intended. it's so true and really, let's talk about the differences in tv if you're of a certain age, zach, you won't remember but lucy and ricky slept in separate beds. >> yeah. >> yes, let's go. so lucy and ricky, separate beds. now anything goes. >> yeah, i think separate beds in ray marriage is a good way. anyway, but, yeah -- >> a different story. >> they had to progress naturally because times change. people get wiser. and th