yes, npr, the national public radio in the — them? radio in the united states, _ them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united states, they - them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united states, they had | radio in the united states, they had their label changed to state affiliated media. they complained about that and said they wouldn't be posting anything else on the platform until that label disappeared. it has now changed to government funded media. although they still don't seem to have posted anything. but elon musk was asked by anything. but elon musk was asked by a user on twitter if cbc, the canadian broadcasting corporation commission also have a label. and he said there was granularity detail needed to be added to the label that was being rolled out, suggesting, as we heard from james clayton in his e—mail exchanges, that elon musk doesn't think this is totally correct, that he wants to add more information into the mix and that is something he is looking to do. thanks very much, alasdair keane. breaking

on tuesday, two days ago, twitter slapped a warning label on all tweets from national public radio. going forward, npr will be identified for users of elon musk social media site as state affiliated media. that is the same category as russia today or china's central television. it means that npr is not that different from the tehran times, being less accurate and more anti-american. that happened on tuesday. why are we telling you about it. changes around the world why would we open the show about a story about twitter recategorizing npr as state media? well because it's true. that's the reason. thankfully somebody in authority has told the truth about something and that is thrilling to see on its own terms. in a world defined by lies from our leaders, this seemed like a rare sign of hope and progress. telling the truth is the most revolutionary act of all. far more than taking up arms. and yet, you rarely seeing it. human beings created language, grunting or sign lang, subverting our own creation ever since. not tonight. by calling national public radio what it is, elon musk used e

national public radio was soedie angry, so enraged to be called state media that supporters enlisted the help of o the regime's top spokeswoman to claim. otherwise. >> stop calling it propaganda, said the propagandist. >> again, it's an irony free zone and just two grea in >> watch this. there's no doubt of the independence of npr's journalists, and it hafs been io you've ever beenu t they on the receiving end of their of their questionse, youn know this you know that. np they have their independence in journalism.r journalists work npr journalists were digitallyry to hold public officials accountable and inform the american people the hard hitting independence indep natuf their coverage speaks, speaks for itself. and so i'll leave it there. >> so baghdad, bob , it'sunbeli unbelievable.ev. here here she is reading a press release for npr that tells us they're famous for hard hitting independence, which speaks for itsel f. really, how many toughd you, questions have they asked you? i karine jean-pierre not a singlee one . they're fluffing her every daydo she's so smart and so she pays

. >> our national public radio says it is quitting twitter. it is the first major u.s. outlet to stop using twitter since elon musk took over the company. >> earlier this month, twitter labeled national public radio is quote, state affiliated media and pr push back saying that it operates independently of the u.s. government and that twitter is trying to undermine its credibility. the ceo of npr says even if the platform changes its designation, he does not want the outlet to return saying he's lost faith in the decision-making at twitter. a brewery and windsor and glenn, this using barley from the royal farm there to create a very special beer. of course. >> this is an honor of king charles. the 3rd, it is called the return of the king. it's organic and it's in pubs leading up to the coronation of charles on may 6. the brewery just a stone's throw away from windsor castle. the label includes a special portrait of king charles. the 3rd we hear charles and camilla are getting a big crater. this stuff to try it out. >> well, google is going to make it easier than ever to e

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government-funded media but it's silly for the bbc to claim zero impact last week , the profile of us national public radiot the same mark as the bbc it's funded by public donations, but besides that, the station's employees receive state support and grants, they would have gone to complain to the white house, but they were met there with a formal answer, read from a piece of paper, to put npr in the same category as d or chinese in the world. do you have comments companies that own social networks make their own independent decisions about content. i won't comment on the rules of twitter, but i'll say more broadly there is no doubt from npr's journalistic independence response about funding. the media is the next step of elon musk, who in his company decided to adhere to the principle, the rule is the same for all previous management in words declared the same rule of service in practice. changed quite selectively. for some, they stopped working in a plus and they er, they made special preferences that helped promote their opinion on twitter that helped their tweets get more coverage and for some categori

government-funded media but it's stupid of the bbc to claim zero impact over the past week , the us national public radioofile nr got the same mark as the bbc it's funded by public donations but in addition, they receive state support and grants, the station employees went to complain to the white house, but they were met there with a formal answer, read on put npr in the same category as russia today or chinese media , if you have a comment social media companies make their own independent decisions about content rules, i won't comment on twitter rules, but there is no wider, no doubts regardless of journalists, np funding notes. the media is the next step of elon musk, who in his company decided to adhere to the principle of the rule that is the same for everyone. the previous management verbally declared the same rules in practice. services were used very selectively. for some, they stopped working in plus for them. uh, they made special preferences that helped to promote their opinion on twitter that helped the three of them there get more coverage and for certain categories of people, for example, f

so national public radio in the u . s, which has outright quit twitter in protest. but hey, must be $44000000000.00 for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company, right? that's the argue that was made by those who supported the western establishment narratives against the dissenters and activists of all kinds who were banned under twitters previous leadership and who now object to their reinstatement under musk. you know, if these media outlets and journalists had just stood up for press freedom and free speech, when the targets were their competition, then maybe they wouldn't now find themselves in exactly the same firing line.

now label is publicly funded and and p r, so national public radio in the u. s, which has outright quit twitter in protest. but hey, must pay $44000000000.00 for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company, right? that's the argue that was made by those who supported the western establishment narratives against the dissenters and activists of all kinds who were banned under twitters previous leadership and who now object to their reinstatement under musk. you know, if these media outlets and journalists had just stood up for press freedom and free speech, when the targets were there competition, then maybe they wouldn't now find themselves in exactly the same firing line. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour for dylan and your school. what's on the beautiful i'm we've been with no with william chris marriage. when the war draw over to you, if you'd just love a quote from brazil to do with the same book, chris yoga critique,

. >>> national public radio in the u.s. says it's quitting twitter after being labeled a state affiliated and government funded media. npr said wednesday that the labels are inaccurate and misleading. it said less than 1% of its annual budget comes from government sources and that the descriptions give the wrong impression that the government can influence its content. as a result npr said it will no longer post to twitter. it's it first major news organization to stop using the platform. it's asking listeners to visit its accounts on other social media sites instead. npr isn't the only news organization that's taken issue with the new labels. twitter had also used the government funded media tag for the bbc. twitter changed that to publicly funded media after the british broadcaster objected. >>> heavy rain is pummeling the u.s. gulf koecoast bringing flooding to parts of south florida. our meteorologist jonathan oh has a look at the details in world weather. >> hello. we have a low pressure system located over the gulf of

dave: one final note on twitter -- the american broadcaster national public radio has decided to quitlatform after twitter labeled npr as government-funded. npr says twitter has refused repeated requests to remove the description and that it implies the station is not editorially independent. elon musk told james clayton that he would update that label. inflation, it is the scourge of economies around the world. for more than a year now, the federal reserve has bent raising interest rates in an intent to: inflation. new financial data suggests the policy might now be paying off. prices rose 5% in march, the smallest increase in almost two years. does that mean we are out of the web? -- out of the woods? what do you make of these numbers? >> inflation continues to be the scourge, not just in the u.s. but globally as well. we have been hearing a lot from finance ministers from the imf and world bank meetings. they have been talking about how important it is to fight inflation. the numbers we got recently, what they are saying is that inflation is coming down, but if you strip it to cour

so you have npr, national public radio.ssia today. now, that has now been taken down because that simply isn't true. but what you're seeing is, once again, elon musk sort of riffing, making policy up as he goes along. now, sometimes, that can be really effective in business, but what i would add to that is, the problem we have in this case is that media organisations are being labelled. they're then being unlabelled, or they're being labelled as something else, and it all feels a little bit chaotic, frankly. and you've got organisations like npr and bbc, who absolutely strenuously believe in impartiality and accuracy, being labelled in ways that they simply don't trust or believe in, or believe is accurate. so that's it, in a nutshell. elon musk, he clearly seems to like the bbc, he trusts the bbc. but you do have, very clearly, this sort of slightly strange situation with elon musk that you can kind of email him and he will simply email you back a response. a judge in italy is set to decide whether a key suspect in the �*q

you'll remember last week that twitter designated national public radio and government funded media. npr responded saying that label used for propaganda outlets in russia and china is misleading and undermines the label and its credibility as a nonprofit editorially independent. >>> here is the woman of the hour, paul ciancia. we're playing around with warmer weather, but today there was a chilly wind, at least in santa cruz where i happened to be. a little chilly over there. >> speaking of santa cruz, we've been on a roller coaster the last couple of days. with all of this weather right now, very windy as we made our way indoors. >>> let's get right to your microclimate forecast. lots to talk about as we go into the evening tonight and that all-important weekend forecast. as you make your way into san francisco right now currently in the mid-50s out there. but the breezy conditions will continue at least through the next hour or so. be careful out there along the coastline. otherwise we'll see a clear night with temperatures dipping down into the 40s as we welcome thursday. now also

so national public radio in the u. s, which has outright quit twitter in protest. but hey, must a $44000000000.00 for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company. right? that's the idea that was made by those who supported the western establishment narratives against the dissenters and activists of all kinds who were banned under twitters previous leadership and who now object to their reinstatement under musk. you know, if these media outlets and journalists had just stood up for press freedom and free speech, when the targets were there competition, then maybe they wouldn't now find themselves in exactly the same firing line. it's a 44th anniversary out of the founding of ron's armed forces following the islamic revolution. and tehran has held the military parade article respondent use of july . the reports from the iranian capital convoys carrying dozens of iranian made weapons was again paraded into one and across the country. as yvonne marked the national army day, all of the 4 branches of the military took part in the massive parade with h

twitter did cause a stir when it labeled and pr america's national public radio state affiliated media, which is the same title given to propaganda networks in places like china or russia. when npr said it wouldn't tweet from the account while the label was in place. twitter did relay blip government funded media. >> tesla striking a deal to build a mega factory in shanghai to build powerful rechargeable batteries. chinese state media says the united states electric carmaker plans to construct the facility to make tesla's mega pack. that mega pack is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery energy storage product. construction of the factory is reportedly slated to start the 3rd quarter of this year. and battery production is expected to begin next year. the facility is projected to be able to make 10,000 mega packs. we're here. still ahead here at 10 o'clock, we are on falcon ag. watch for eggs could any moment. kron. 4 news returns in just a >> tens of thousands of catholics gathering at the vatican for a special easter service led by pope francis. the 86 year-old pontiff invokes prayers f

last week twitter designated national public radio as government funded media. npr responded saying that label used for primarily propaganda outlets in russia and china is misleading and also said they worry the label undermines their credibility as a nonprofit editorially independent news outlet. npr's leaders say less than 1% of their budget comes from federally funded grants. >>> cinthia pimentel joins us now. we are midway -- >> midway. and then when we get to the weekend it will be mid-april. can you believe that? and good weather. you've got it right, terry. as you step outside, it might be breezy out along the coast of marin county. let's take a look at your weather forecast right now. swinging on over into fair field where we see plenty of sunshine continuing through the afternoon and then clearing out tonight with 50s in the forecast. now that wind advisory is that area shaded in that orange you see for the northern coast in the north bay through southern marin. then these areas into parts of solano county, yolo county that wind advisory will go into ef

house folks person claim the network is independent from the government's we are labeled the national public radio us government entities and few are the same category as the rest of the day. or chinese media have a yes. so social media companies make their own independent decisions about content rules. so i won't comment on tutors rules, but what i will say more broadly, i'll say there's no doubt of the independence of nprs journalists and has been if you've ever been on the receiving end of their other questions that you know this, you know, that they have their independence in journalism and p r. a journalist. where did you want me to hold public officials accountable and inform the american people the hard hitting independence nature of their coverage? speaks speaks for itself. and so i'll leave it there. talk to her said walter. burke says it is impossible for m p r. the claim not to be government affiliated while receiving funds from washington. kareen jumped here. the white house spokesperson is reading that answer about the fiercely independent journalists of n p r. and how tough they are.

it is officially called national public radio, but the company says only about 1% of its overall budget comes from federal funding. the rest is public support from listeners and private advertisers. npr is the first major news organization to say it will quit twitter over those changes. twitter owner elon musk said he would change the bbc's label to publicly funded media. this could be just the beginning of a broader dispute between musk and media outlets around the world. it is with reminding our viewers of france 24 is largely funded by the french government but remains editorially independent. the united states is tightening rules on carbon emissions in line with the biden administration's broader climate goals. environmental regulators have outlined proposals to force car manufacturers to shift to less polluting engines. >> slashing gas emissions and transforming the u.s. auto industry one way or another. the u.s. environmental protection agency has unveiled tough new proposals for vehicle emission limits. the most aggressive would force carmakers to make 67% of u.s. sales om electr

twitter has changed its description tag for national public radio to government-funded media from state affiliated media. twitter has applied the government-funded label to pbs, voice america as well as the bbc . let's have a look at some markets across southeast asia that are open now in indonesia. the jakarta benchmark down about 3/10 of 1% right now. the militia index down about a 10th of 1%. unchanged in singapore. hong kong is closed for the session. china trading pretty much unchanged for the benchmark. all of these markets responding to the payroll report in the u.s. which came in as most economist anticipated with 236 thousand jobs created. economists looking for the fed to hike by another 25 basis points in may. i'm vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg. david: this is my kitchen table and also my filing system. over much of the past three decades i have been an investor. the highest calling of mankind i've often thought is private equity. and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews so i know how to do some interviewing. i learned in doing my interviews how leaders

government-funded media, but it's stupid of the bbc to claim zero impact last week , npr's us national public radioot the same mark as the bbc, it's funded by public donations, but in addition, receives state support and grants for station employees went to complain to the white house, but they were met there in a formal response, read from a piece of paper, put npr in the same category as russia today or chinese in the world, if you have comments, companies that own social networks make their own independent decisions about content rules , i won't comment on the rules of twitter, but i will say more broadly there is no doubt regardless of the npr journalists' answers about funding. the media is the next step of elon musk, who in his company decided to adhere to the principle of the rule of unity for all the previous management in words declared the same thing in practice the same rules of service were applied very selectively. for some, they stopped working in plus for them. uh, they made special preferences that helped promote their opinion on twitter that helped them to get their tritans to get

. >>> twitter quietly dropped the label that made national public radio, npr, quit the social media network last week. twitter no longer labels pages as being government-funded or affiliated. this became a problem for outlets like npr, which were labeled as government-funded media. npr and other public broadcasters argued the label damaged their credibility. the label has now been removed from twitter accounts like president biden's, as well as media accounts that are accused of government propaganda. twitter has not offered a reason for the change. >>> vice president kamala harris was in miami today announcing a package of federal funds to support projects focused on climate resiliency. during her visit, the vice president sat down for an interview with our news partners at telemundo. she talked about several topics including the need to pass reasonable gun safety laws. >> babies are dying. babies, children at school. and children are learning to read and write at the same time that they're learning how to hide and be quiet if there is an active shooter in their school. our children are in

twitter also caused a stir when it labeled npr's america's national public radio state-affiliated media. now an npr said it would not tweet from the account what it labeled was in place. twitter went back re labeled it government funding media. will tesla. they're actually planning to build a make a factory in shanghai to bill pretty powerful rechargeable batteries. there. yeah, the chinese state media say that the u.s. electric carmaker plans to construct a facility to make tesla makeup acts. it's a rechargeable lithium battery, energy storage product. now construction of the factory is reportedly slated to start sometime in the 3rd quarter this year. and the battery production is expected to start sometime next year. facility is also projected to be able to make about 10,000 packs per year. well, back at home and turned out california and have done with walgreens. after all, as governor gavin newsom try to cut its ties at the pharmacy last month after the company announced it would not dispense the abortion pill. that's my for price tone in states where it is illegal to do so. but it

. >>> national public radio told its nearly nine million followers on twitter today that it's quitting the platform owned by elon musk. twitter labeled npr's main account as state-affiliated media, later changing it to government-funded media, which npr says undermined its editorial independence. and it comes as musk, in a rare interview revealed he would sell twitter to the right owner. here is cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: in a wide ranging interview with cbs news partner the bbc, elon musk addressed a tidal wave of controversy and missteps. >> the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. this hasn't been some sort of party. so it's been really quite a stressful situation. >> reporter: critics say after laying off nearly 80% of twitter staff, the site has been plagued with operational problems. what musk dismissed as glitches. he also pushed back on claims of rampant misinformation on the site. >> i actually think there is less these days because we've eliminated so many of the bots which were pushing scams and spam. and previous management turned a blind eye. >> report

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national public radio told it's nearly 9 million followers on twitter today that it is quitting the platformunt as "state-affiliated media," later changing it to "government-funded media," which npr says undermined its editorial independence, and it comes as musk, in a rare interview, revealed he would sell twitter to the right owner. here is cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: in a wide-ranging interview with cbs news partner, the bbc, elon musk addressed a tidal wave of controversy and missteps. >> the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. this hasn't been some sort of party. so, it's been really quite a stressful situation. >> reporter: critics say after laying off nearly 80% of twitter staff, the site has been plagued with operational problems. what musk dismissed as glitches. he also pushed back on claims of rampant misinformation on the >> i actually think there's less these days because we have eliminated so many of the bots, which were pushing scams and spam. and previously, previous management turned a blind eye. >> reporter: one study found a constant linked to false in

so national public radio in the u. s, which has outright quit twitter in protest, but hey, musty 44000000000 dollars for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company, right? that's the argue that was made by those who supported the western establishment narratives against the dissenters and activists of all kinds who were banned under twitters previous leadership and who now object to their reinstatement under musk. you know, if these media outlets and journalists had just stood up for press freedom and free speech, when the targets were there competition, then maybe they wouldn't now find themselves in exactly the same firing line. the saudi foreign minister has met with the syrian president in damascus. and the for such high level get together in more than 12 years, the parent discussed a potential political solution to serious conflict. the resumption of diplomatic type was on the agenda as well. something being viewed as a significant step by saudi arabia and potentially ending serious decade lon

twitter also caused a stir when it labeled and pr america's national public radio state affiliated media, which is the same title given to propaganda networks in places like china or russia. when npr said it would not tweet from the account while that label was in place. twitter re labeled it government funded media. >> tesla striking a deal to build a mega factory in shanghai to build powerful rechargeable batteries. chinese state media says the u.s. electric carmaker plans to construct a facility to make tesla's mega pack, which rechargeable lithium ion battery, energy storage product. construction of the factory is reportedly slated to start the 3rd quarter of this year. and battery production is expected to begin next year. the facility is projected to be able to make around 10,000 mega packs for you. >> tickets are now on sale for princess cruises. groundbreaking trip this ship will embark on its longest world wide voyage. it will visit more than 50 destinations across 6 different countries over the course of 116 days. tickets cost a whopping $20,000 per person half the year. yeah.

and we have seen this with other media organisations as well, so you have npr, national public radio, taken down because that simply isn't true. what we are seeing once again is elon musk, riffing, making policy as he goes along. sometimes that can be effective in business, but what i would add to that is the problem we have in this case is that media organisations are being labelled. they are then being not labelled, or labelled for something else and it all feels a little bit chaotic, frankly. you have organisations like npr and bbc who strenuously believe in impartiality and accuracy, being labelled in ways they simply don't trust or believe in or believe is accurate. so that is it in a nutshell. elon musk, he clearly seems to like and trust the bbc, but you do have, very clearly, this slightly strange situation with elon musk, that you can kind of e—mail him and he will simply e—mail you back a response. asum e-mail him and he will simply e-mail you back a response.— you back a response. our north america technology _ you back a response. our north america technology reporter i yo

back in 2020 and investigation by 2 american media outlets national public radio and p b. s. television uncovered crucial documents related to the plastic industry. there was a $973.00 report by scientists that laid out for executives why it was not viable to recycle plastics when a large scale, plastic degrades, with each turnover, it says it's also costly and sorting it. the report concludes is infeasible. the plastic industry took this assessment seriously, came up with a plan. i actually was working at reduced in the 19 eighties and somebody at the, i did the plastic industries sent me an internal memo in plain brown envelopes. and it actually said in it that if we can convince the public, the plastic is recyclable, we will see a net increase in plastic use, which is the exact opposite of real recycling. and so they laid out this very expensive campaign that was all over the place. about the answer is recycling. the plant had been in the works for a while in 1971. keep america beautiful and anti little organization formed by beverage and packaging. company such as peps

so you have npr, national public radio.ted media", akin to russia today. now, that has now been taken down because that simply isn't true. but what you're seeing is, once again, elon musk sort of riffing, making policy up as he goes along. now, sometimes, that can be really effective in business, but what i would add to that is, the problem we have in this case is that media organisations are being labelled. they're then being unlabelled, or they're being labelled as something else, and it all feels a little bit chaotic, frankly. and you've got organisations like npr and bbc, who absolutely strenuously believe in impartiality and accuracy, being labelled in ways that they simply don't trust or believe in, or believe is accurate. so that's it, in a nutshell. elon musk, he clearly seems to like the bbc, he trusts the bbc. but you do have, very clearly, this sort of slightly strange situation with elon musk that you can kind of email him and he will simply email you back a response. the mother of who israeli sisters who were k

twitter has changed a tag for national public radio to government-funded media. twitter revised the label over the weekend after pushback from npr. twitter has supplied the government-funded label to pbs, voice of america, and the bbc. the super mario brothers movie has scored the biggest opening weekend for a film so far this year. the animated feature raked in $146 million. elon musk's deepening investments in china at a time of brewing tensions between beijing and washington. they are building a new battery factory in shanghai. this will initially produce 10,000 mega packs every year. construction is settled to begin in the third quarter of 2023. let's take a look at some tesla related stocks. ev battery suppliers. panasonic up half a percent. lg nrc dilution -- energy solution up 2.41%. nidec is relatively unchanged. let's take a look at some of the broader markets trading right now. we have topix up. the nikkei up. south korea is higher. u.s. futures are unchanged. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is uh my kitchen table. and it is also my filing system. ov

. >> tucker: state media outlets like national public radio and the british broadcasting corporationy upset that elon musk has taken over twitter. an open twitter is a massive threat them monday know that. they can't survive. a reporter from the bbc just sat down with elon musk and tried to attack him for extremism and hate speech in interview last night. what happened next is something you have to see. trace gallagher brings that to us now. >> this is the bbc's technology reporter james clayton who during his interview with elon musk failed to implement a couple of journalism one journalism one-on-one rules like never state a fact you can't back up and do your homework. had the clayton done his homework he would have learned back in december elton john quit twitter because the singer claimed the platform was allowing unchecked misinformation to which elon musk responded i love your music, hope you come back, is there any misinformation in particular you're concerned about? elton john went silent. this bbc reporter went down the very same path, suggesting elon musk doesn't have enoug

i was in buenos aries covering the falkland war from buenos aires, not from the falklands national public radio. so i was in argentina before, they invaded the falklands or last, and the military junta was utterly discredited and loathed, about to collapse. i was a giant demonstration that shut down the center of buenos. indeed, i was the i and the other protesters were enveloped in clouds of cease gas, which is extremely unpleasant. only were we blinded. but your skin feels like it's burning the the argentine had blocked off the ends of the streets and were charging the crowd on horseback. people were actually dropping from the windows above on of the police and. and then suddenly we wake up and last, maybe innocent argentina's and it was not a word i permit myself use in my writing but it was kafkaesque in the sense that poison of nationalism just was ingested by the entire society. the flags came out they literally were pulling leaders of the protest, labor leaders were badly, so badly beaten. their faces were bruised and bloodied to go on the television and repeat this mantra of last mal be

the president and ceo of npr, that's national public radio and he really does not like what twitter said state affiliate and fully funded by the united states government and it's literally in the shadow of the capitol. >> i saw it every day when i drove to work and how you can say this is not state affiliated media and owned voice of america and all are funded by in large part funded by the federal government. the problem is they don't give voice to all the people who are in the country. it's a very different thing. >> it's usually from one side of the aisle and it's a tra strag tragedy and typically american taxpayers are funding the bill. in some ways the invention factory would be a living monument and push beyond the limitations of others that impose on tom edison creating some of the most incredible inventions right here. >> people would come and offer to work for him for nothing but people would show up and they would really beg to have a position weed son. >> it's a family book and i want families to read together and most know him for the phonograph and lightbulb and you did a fa