, is known to all of us and the kovalchuks, who are essentially the owners of this national media groupns in the media claiming that chukh had an exceptional influence on putin during such during the coronavirus phase, huge efforts were made to prove its position that it is necessary to move tanks from all corners to ukraine . well, it is interesting. he appeared there and not just somewhere there, inside, but some letters were already going, he started some kind of activity. and how can the appearance of a cossack be so special and so? well, maybe even dangerous, so what is the nuance with him, and the nuance is that before the beginning of this phase of hostilities from on february 24, dmytro kozak insisted that he could try to resolve the situation in a beneficial way for russia, not by military means, that is, he was one of those people who insisted that the military invasion that we saw would not lead to the results that russia would like federation and that it was possible to press us as a party in the tcg in unilateral negotiations in that format and that he had the ability to do

that he did not do anything, and suddenly this article appears, and this is the holding of a national media groupbelongs to it, does this national media group belong to or does the news manage it the e-e holding is headed by alina kabaeva , the owner of the holding is such an oligarch, yuliya yury kovalchuk, who, as the foreign press writes , during the coronavirus, for a year or a half, he was one of the few who communicated very closely with putin and his own i supported him with all the morbid notions that it is necessary to attack ukraine from all the bulls and somehow move the troops, and therefore the issue of this article precisely at these congresses is, in principle, an indicator that putin's entourage is closer, somehow, that's how we will find supports well, actually, let's see what the same article was about, especially since there was even a story about it, for example, on the first channel in such a one, well, the former ort, one of the most central channels in russia, this is the first big article by viktor medvedchuk in the russian press after they started special military operati

so yes, so the mozart group, obviously famous in even nature nation media, partly because it's ironic reference to the russian wagner group which you just reference that what, what exactly is it, i mean, was it wise to call it after you're being composed given i'm going to say that you like the wagner group. i mean, clearly the wagner group is a lot of weapons. that's a great question. and actually i, i have to think in a sense it was, but you know, we weren't really making very deliberate long decisions back in march. we were training guys in a hurry to defend here. someone came out with the name of the stock group and had already kind of gain fraction. and yes, in retrospect, absolutely because we, there is no comparison between us and about in a group. absolutely not at all. you know, i've already outlined on missions. we also train ukrainian soldiers close to the front line, uni, western organization that does this union, the only organization that does this move out behind the front line within uh, refund. so that we can, we so that brigade modest can rotate that guys through our

yeah, so the mozart group, obviously famous in even nato nation media, partly because it's ironic reference to the russian wagner group, which you just reference that. what exactly is it, i mean, was it wise to call it after european compose a given the going to say that you are like, wagner group. i mean, clearly the wagner group is a lot of weapons. that's a great question. and actually i, i have to think in a sense it was, but you know, we weren't really making very deliberate long decisions back in march. we were training guys in a hurry to defend here. someone came out with the name of our group and had already kind of gain fraction and yes, in retrospect, absolutely because we, there is no comparison between us and about in a group. absolutely not at all. you know, i've already outlined on missions. we also train ukrainian soldiers close to the front line in the western organization that does this union the, the only organization that does this move out behind the front line within uh, refund. so that we can, we so that brigade modest can rotate that guys through our training courses

so yes, of the mozart group, obviously famous in even nato nation media, partly because it's ironic reference to the russian wagner group which you just reference that what, what exactly is it, i mean, was it wise to call it after your.

so yeah, so the mozart group obviously famous in even they to nation media, partly because it's ironic reference to the russian wagner group which you just reference that what, what exactly is it, i mean, was it wise to call it after european compose a given the going to say that you are like, wagner group. i mean, clearly the wagner group is a lot of weapons. that's a great question. and actually i, i have to think in a sense it was. but you know, we weren't really making very deliberate prolong decisions back in march. we were training guys in a hurry to defend here. someone came out with the name the most our group and had already kind of gain fraction. and yes, in retrospect, absolutely because we, there is no comparison between us and about in a group. absolutely not at all. you know, i've already outlined on missions. we also train ukrainian soldiers close to the phone line, uni, western organization that does this union the, the only organization that does this without behind the front line within uh, refund. so that we can, we so that brigade modest can rotate a guys through ou

countries count bone noting a tradition of friendship and partnership between the 2 nations. tony's media also mentioned a group of chinese doctors that been working for years and providing medical supplies to improve lives and one of the poorest communities in gap on fidgety and reporter may, could, takes us through the details of the visit. the chinese firm minister, king don, has wrapped up, is shedding a bon as the 2nd leg of the 5 country visit to africa. he has met with the governor's president alley bungle and foreign minister and michael mussa. king also held in press conference with his governess, count of ard after a brief cold storm meeting. seeing that the 2 sides have similar standpoints, a multiple international and regional affairs. so shannon could bon share traditional friendship, an important partnership with valuer relations with to bon duplicate, and were willing to work hand in hand with gabon to promote a comprehensive partnership to the next level. this is the main purpose of my visit, chinese willing to work with gabon in areas including biodiversity and green development. we're also pre

think that in the wagner group itself and russian media has been saying, actually, mozart is not the humanitarian type of group that you're describing. and even in nature, nation media, they misconstrue it. i suppose from your, do you see it comparing yourself in the way this information was here is absolutely huge. so not a private military company or not a mercenary army. oh no, i mean, i mean we're not by, not by anyone's concept, any common concept at the time. they don't try weapons when all the findings, we're training the all and we're waiting and receiving civilians. that is, you know, i'm on to all of us here in the leadership. adamant about that. so we, yeah, we were and of course of course, you know, to be is for most of the war we received great press coverage. you know, unfortunately we're going through the painful, painful period here with a former business. this motivations were very different than the rest of us and was hoping to make money out of the mozart group is now showing the group and paying him the money. that's as much as you're going to hear about it a little too, but that is, you know, that's the crux of that most. and of course, yo

think that in the wagner group itself and russian media has been saying, actually, mozart is not the humanitarian type of group that you're describing. and even in nature, nation media, they misconstrue it. i suppose from your, do you see it comparing yourself in the way this information was here is absolutely huge. so not a private military company. you're not a mercenary army. oh no, i mean, i mean, we're not by, not by anyone's concept. any common concept at the time, we don't train weapons when all finding training all and we're waiting and seeing civilians that is, you know, i'm on to all of us here in the leadership. adamant about that. so we, yeah, we were at the end of the course, of course, you know, to be, it is for most of the war we received great press coverage. you know, unfortunately we going through painful or painful period here with a former business motivations with very different than the rest of us and was hoping to make money out of the mozart group just now suing the most are paying him the money. that's as much as you're going to hear about the lawsuit, but that is, you know, that's the crux of that hosting. and of course, you know, the

maria: you will not count on the media, they are not reporting the twitter files, it's stunning. group of nationals slamming media outlets and scientific journals including time magazine prematurely censoring covid-19 discussions. you know that. i had tom cotton that said there's no way this came naturally and came from lab in wuhan. anybody who said that for one year time plus period were canceled, attacked on twitter. i mean, isn't this the situation that we all agree on, we want to get to the bottom of origins of covid, why are democrats against that? >> well, the democrats are going to get exposed, unfortunately we do have the collusion with big tech and you see facebook, twitter -- obviously twitter has changed hands. we will see how we can get at meta/facebook and get to the bottom of how they censored the truth and prevented people from getting there. i think this is an interesting time in media. i mean, there was a time time where republicans and conservatives had no media. we had rush limbaugh and i was a small newspaper owner. it can happen on both sides but what i see the censorship is

nationally. well, ukraine has long had a controversial history of far right groups and voluntary battalions. the western media used to talk about it, not anymore. one of the most well known as the ass off battalion, which does use neo nazi symbolism and its official branding. it is also a part of the ukranian armed forces and report includes thousands of members. human rights groups so often accused the as all found similar, i thought a battalions of multiple war crimes against civilians. and you may find it hard to believe, but many of presidents, the landscape outfits from t shirts to trousers to jackets. they are made by the ukrainian militarist tactical, also known as m talk. it's so called morale patches, a show the widely known black, sun, neo nazi symbol, imbedded between norse mythology references and another such patch. just blatantly features that of a slavic swastika. we heard earlier from my job, little analysts at georgia. i'm new elliot, the global policy institute. he says western powers have turned a blind eye to the rising of short nationalist sentiment in ukraine which professes to be anti n

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nationally. well, your current has long had a controversial history of far right groups and volunteer battalions. the western media used to talk about it, but not anymore. one of the most well known as the ass off battalion, which uses neo nazi symbolism and its official branding. it is also a part of the ukranian on forces, reportedly including thousands of members. are human rights groups of accused the as all found similar, i dot of italians of multiple war crimes against civilians. are you currents president, alaska is often made public appearances in clothing by a brown, but does feature neo nazi design so many of the landscape outfit. we t shirts and trousers to police jackets made by the ukrainian fall that militarist tactical, also known as, and so, so called morale patches, show the widely known black sun, neo nazi symbol, embedded between a well norse mythology references and another such patch just well just shows a slavic swastika on the browns overall image with its slogan, born by revolution, hardened by war, refers to the might on coo and 2014. when we spoke with geo political analyst at george zama

institutional independence of the national council in the future, what has happened now, well, actually, we know that the traditions of appointing representatives of various media groupsy, we have existed for a long time in terms of independence, it is remembered that there has always been, well , in fact, to a certain extent, a political compromise among the situation on the media market that has developed, therefore, of course, i am not ready to comment now on the political involvement of the current members of the national council. in principle, to one degree or another, the political involvement of the members of the national council existed for a long enough time, however, we hope that the mechanisms laid down in the law will improve the situation in the future, in particular through the introduction of tenders and through cleaning up the subjects of nominations of political parties and factions and political parties in the parliament that previously nominated members of the master at most only literally a short note that we understand that the fragile balance that ensured if they completely this freedom of speech then at least pluralism in ukraine he applied to

influence of the regulator on the media market, the working group added in the law, the relevant fuses are actually both authorities that nominate candidates to the nationalncil, they actually represent them one political force in the text of the law, we tried to lay as many safeguards as possible to ensure that the political influence was leveled, in particular, this is manifested in the fact that the competitions for the appointment of members of the national council will now be visited by yakiv in the national council and in the president in the committee for the protection of journalists emphasize the inadequacy the transparency of the adoption of the law and the introduction of the draft laws that preceded it, the ministry of culture and information policy, in turn, rejects the accusations, i believe that the work was very the working group was open and worked out the changes, but especially after the adoption in the first reading, in fact, separate meetings and discussions were held with all subjects, including the nsg, the media detector or the institute of mass information, which at the first stages also had fairly critical positions, but after ap

children are going to be nationally, not soup or ukraine does have a long history of far right groups leading. it's so cold volunteer battalions before the conflict started. western media used to talk about it, not any more. one of the most infamous is not of the as off battalion which uses neo nazi symbolism and it's official branding. it's a part of the ukranian armed forces and reportedly includes thousands of members. but human rights groups of accused as often as similar, i thought of italians of multiple crimes against civilians. and meantime, you may also find it hard to believe. but many of president zelinski outfits from t shirts to charles and jacket some made by the ukrainian from the miniature is tactical, also known as have a look at the following pictures. it's so cold morale, patches show the widely known, black, sun, neo nazi symbol, embedded between norse mythology references and another such patch just blatantly features of a slavic swastika. we heard from geo political analyst at georgia. i'm a welly of the global policy institute. he says western powers have turned a blind eye to the rising ultra nationalist sentiments and ukraine whereas which prof

try to separate these trials, try to prolong them so that the media is gone, one of the reasons why families engage with groups like national action network, is we are here for the long run i spent time last night talking to people who i thought would 30 is to go to bring in the memphis, because they understand the pain of this family there is -- you know that as well as i do they are going to have to deal with this and that is what we need to stand by them and with them, and we need to make sure that tyree does not die in vain, let's have a federal law named after him and george floyd, let's change the legal options these policemen have, we cannot stand -- but we can certainly change how they operate their hands. >> we came really close to getting that done after george floyd's death and that was a video that ricocheted around the world. does this get us closer? does tyre nichols not dying in vain mean that maybe a few extra people will say that is all we needed in washington, just a few extra people to vote in favor of this in the senate, and passed a fairly reasonable law that would create greater accountability for poli

national public radio. yeah. so this is what soros does if all those groups you mentioned, steve and there's quite a few more, the media research center has done extensive work on this. will they be likely to investigate themselves those stations, those channels? because you know what, if they did the public wouldn't not be quite a sight to the public to say look where hold our hands up. maybe some people were influenced a we're going through a 3rd fact checking job on this. no, i don't believe they'll even acknowledge it. they haven't acknowledged it and they're not going to acknowledge it. you know, they considered the media research center a right wing organisation, which they will ignore, like they ignore when you know, when the pro life centers are, are attacked or fire bomb or when a, a supreme court justice is fascination attempt on him. if he's a conservative, now they covered it, but not to the extent they would have had it been a, a liberal judge on the court. so no, there is no way they're going to police themselves or look into this and not at all russia. foreign ministry spokeswoman describe the revelation

nationally not to where you current and does have a long history of far. right. and groups leading and so called volunteer battalions . before the conflict started. western media used to talk about it, not anymore. one of the most infamous of the out of battalion which uses neo nazis symbolism and it's official branding. it's a part of the ukrainian armed forces and report includes thousands of members and human rights groups of accused, as all from the similar i daughter, battalions of multiple war crimes against civilians. now, you may find it hard to believe, but many of president zelinski outfits, t shirts, trousers and jackets made by ukrainian company, known as clothing lines. the feature of the symbolism used by the far right ukrainian troops have a look at so called morale. patches show the widely, no neo nazi black son embedded between north smith's ology references and another such patch just well. blatantly features a slavic swastika. we heard from my dear political analyst at george w elliot, the global policy institute. he says that western powers obtained a blind eye to the ultra nationalist sentiment in ukraine. well, which professors to be anti

nationally . well, ukraine has had a very long history of far right groups leading. it's so cold volunteer battalions before the conflict started or the western media used to talk about it, not anymore. one of the most infamous that of the as of battalion, which uses neo nazis symbolism and it's official branding. it's a part of the ukranian armed forces and reportedly includes thousands of members and human rights groups of reviews. as off and similar, i daughter battalions of multiple war crimes against civilians. and you may find it hard to believe. but many of the presidents lensky outfit shows and trials is jackets that made by the ukrainian company em. tactics was clothing line feature, the symbolism used by that old the far right. ukrainian troops. i show you some pictures, for example. it's so cold morale patches, show the widely, no neo nazi black sun embedded between norse mythology references and then we'll show you one more another patch just well. basically right there featuring out of a slavic swastika, we put up the issue with geopolitical analyst at georgia. i'm a wealth of the global policy institute. now he says that western power

media statements about him at this time. news nation has obtained this photo of co burger taken during the group project at desales university in 2019 students who studied with him tell newsnation. they've been told to only talk to police because they could potentially be called as character witnesses in the case they did say he was, quote, controlling during the group project. >> and that was brian entin reporting for us this morning. the suspect will be in court on tuesday. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, congress approves funding for 2 bay area transit projects. how much money the projects are getting and where the construction is happening. >> after this. >> to bridge toll assistance programs are set to take effect today. veterans with a congressional medal of honor, disabled veterans and those who have been awarded the legion of valor or the purple heart. pearl harbor survivors and former prisoners of war. we'll be able to cross all california toll bridges for free. also by july, some low-income residents can waive penalties for bridge toll violations. that's if they meet the income threshold of roughly $55,000

to be nationally enough to well, the fact that ukraine does have a long history with far right groups, the leading it's so cold volunteer battalions and before the conflict started, western media used to talk all about it. not anymore. one of the most in for most of the as off battalion which uses neo nazi symbolism and its official branding. it's a part of the ukranian armed forces and report includes thousands of members. are human rights groups of acute as all from the similar i daughter, battalions of multiple war crimes against civilians. and you may find it hard to believe that many of presidents landscape outfits, t shirts, trousers jackets are made by ukrainian company, known as m taki whose clothing lines feature the symbolism used by the far right. ukrainian troops have a look. it's so cold morale patches show the widely known, neo nazi black sun embedded between norse mythology references and another one just well there it is, right that blatantly featuring a slavic swastika. we heard from geo political analyst at george w l. e of the global policy institute. he says western powers of turn, a blind eye to the ultra nationalist sentiment in ukraine whereas which prof

media group. he previously worked as an editor and writer for the washington post congressional quarterly, the national journal and time-life books. he's the author of several books, including arlington county chronicles hidden history of arlington county lost. arlington county and most frequently and the subject of today's talk. george washington parke custis a rarefied life in america's first family. please give a warm vma, d.c.. welcome to charles clarke's. so i wanted to dedicate this talk to the late sara barres, who was an important editor here on staff at the virginia historical society. she wrote three excellent articles on augustus that i cite in the book and in 2019 i contacted her father, who was the eminent national park service historian ed barres, who lived near me in arlington. and he confirmed to me that she had planned on doing a doctorate on custos and would have been the first full length work on him. so i just hope that she would approve of the journalistic effort that i made in the last few years. so parke custis lived that what i say is an impactful, unique life. he knew the first

nations. it will reflect the mindset of the west rising against the east and developing countries. the western media is increasingly focusing on the success of the russian wagner. private military group. actor. it sees the key town on the front lines and, and donna republic artes marina coaster of discovery, the notes behind the music of the warriors, referred to as the orchestra. now everyone wants to know who these guys are, where they came from, and their secrets to success on the battlefield. we turn out something called the wagner. b u has announced sanctions on the russian private military company, wagner, church of the wagner group. as we know at 1st popped up in ukraine. it all started back in 2014. when many russians watched this key, it was deliberately persecuting the people. and don, boss, or one business man decided to take matters into his own hands and creates a group of professional fighters or a group of patriots, as he likes to call them through his popular social media and telegram channel. we now get direct updates on the group's activities. if can you pick, gordon has become very vocal and transparent about everything that is going on even admitting that his own

of the national union journalists of ukraine and the games lay out the media and the lawyer, an expert in media law of the center for democracy and the rule of law, a member of the working groupdevelopment of the law on the median, it is a great pity we have to finish our broadcast and pass the word on to our colleagues. anna valevska worked for us for hours today in ukrainian. look at the world. stay with the press. our entire team is working so that we all understand what is happening. not only did she know what, but also understood serhiy rudenko.

media platform. truth, social. the nation's largest private employer is raising its minimum wage from 12 to $14 an hour for decades. walmart has been the target of criticism from labor groups for its low paying jobs. but in recent years the company has been trying to close the wage gap with competitors like amazon and target many states where there are no laws about this. walmart starting wage often serves as the local minimum wage for that town or city. the federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7 and $0.25 an hour since 2009. >> police in the east bay help reunite a french bulldog with its family after it was separated from them for actually more than a year livermore. police posted this photo of the happy owner and frenchie named money livermore. police say that they found the little dog in a car that was reported for driving recklessly. police tracked down the car. the driver ran off, but officers found the little frenchie inside the dog was chip. animal shelter workers in dublin found its family in san diego and all is well. how did it get lee? right? and while it's just amazing, well, thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at us. pam and ken are standing b

group not interested in govenning. and when federal workers start missing paychecks and different programs start closing down and we'll have to shut national parks and cover it throughout the mediait's going to be a really, really bad look. we'll see if they're serious about this showdown, but it really might blow up in their faces. >> errol, while we have you, i want to ask you about a republican congressman in your state, george santos. yikes. a lot of fabbri indications on his resume. it's interesting how he's handle this. it's also interesting how kevin mccarthy has seen to stand behind him, obviously the calculus, the slim majority he holds in the house has something to do with that. do you think something can happen that might change that dynamic? >> i don't see how. i think the dynamic unfortunately that is most likely to evolve here is that we in the media and others will go from asking george santos what are you doing here and when will you resign to asking him, you know, what are your thoughts and how do you plan to vote on the next piece of legislation? i mean he's made it ultimately clear that while he's not running for re-election, he intends to stay. only five memb

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nationally tribune media services and member of the chicago tribune's editorial board. page is also a regular of essays to the newshour, with jim lehrer and has been a regular on the mclaughlin groupbc's the chris matthews show, abc's nightline and bet's lead story news panel programs. born in dayton, ohio clarence grew up in middletown. he began his journalism career as a freelance and photographer for the middletown journal and cincinnati enquirer. at the age of. he graduate from ohio university with a bachelors of science in journalism. in 1969. he also has received honorary degrees from the columbia in chicago, lake forest, the chicago theological seminary and the john marshall school of law, among others. page was a reporter and assistant city editor for the chicago tribune, during which he participated in 1972 task force series on voter fraud, which won a pulitzer prize pages. other awards include a 1980 illinois upi awards community service for the investigative series titled the black tax and the edwards scott beck award for overseas reporting in 1976. lifetime achievement awards from the national of newspaper columnists, chicago headline club and the national association