voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to buy news basically if it's a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting which is what al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. for all top stories blogs analysis videos to local science dot com here's a taste of what's on you right now just draw suspicion because of religion america's muslim. f.b.i. agents four hundred families spying on. the second bridge aside from the function of russia's fine subject program who is into the life equipped with some of the most and falls avionics on the problem is that more about this up to date flying machine on the web site also called. now they may soon be going where few have gone before but finale and he plays they're heading back to school the next careers of the internat

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, kansas will be the first stoi ghet new network. google says users on the new network would be able to access the internet more than 100 times faster than the current broad band connection in most american homes airk thousand cities, including several in the bay area made bids to become the test site for this network. >> bring it on. >> yes. >> and sandhya patel is looking at gorgeous weather today. >> keep it coming and it's fantastic. >> one more day of it. okay? there are changes coming up. today we had a half a dozen new records to talk about. here is a beautiful view from our high-definition camera. we want to just widen out the shot to show you golden gate bridge and this is beautiful outside. sunshine into tahoe area. here is our camera. you can see great weather out there for spring skiing. skm z.tahoe expected to be into low to mid-60s over next couple days. jant rosa, 85 degrees broke records of 82 set back in 2001. there is san francisco 82. and moffett field is just a degree higher at 79 degrees so far. we're going to see

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to buy news basically a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting which is what our t. al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. you can't do that because she's going to build a voice for america that's like the old c.b.s. with walter cronkite and she's going to have to get people on the ground she's going to have to connect with people and their problems and what their aspirations are and the prices that's not what she wants the money for it's a true propaganda message creating machine she wants millions and billions for p.r. not for news providing news and that's what they have to understand there's a difference and that's why we lose losing this war i thought i thought was interesting that she sort of had a timel

for the middle east unrest the loom you know these are real news networks which she's talking about is getting money for propaganda operations like voice of america all that money she would literally better off taking that money and start. in the state run real news operation the trying to be for voice of america's propaganda arm which are not really catching on overseas and do you think that's why it's they're not catching on overseas i mean as kind of just mentioned in the piece here seven hundred fifty million dollars a year that's not a tiny little budget you know the u.s. has seven of these channels and i consider what i do every day to be breaking the news through talking about the news to be uncovering the stories of the mainstream media he is touching is you know doesn't want to go near so what exactly are these voice of america and al gore are doing wrong world first of all they are propaganda arms of the world is comes out of springfield virginia a lot of the correspondents are lebanese christians and they're there beaming their message towards the most of them world they'r

network. kansas city will get the new broadband network. google says they would be able to access the internet more than a hundred times faster than in most u.s. homes. more than a thousand cities across the country may be a test site for the network. breaking news in richmond. sky7hd, big rig after colliding with another vehicle. you can see they put foam on the fire to put it out. it happened about half an hour ago. chp officers says an oxygen tank caught fire and you can see a huge back-up on westbound 80. all westbound lanes of i-80 are closed right now. if you can avoid that area, that would be your best bet. >> cheryl: more news ahead, including one town called the healthiest in all of the bay area. >> and a new study drawing an unexpected link between breastfey he drowned his trainer at the bottom of the pool last february. it was the third time. returning to the show for s important for mental enrichment. animal rights activists disagree. >> this worries me that that is more important to sea world, corporate s

but i'll take it that she actually misunderstands one point dorothy al jazeera the new chinese network they are legitimate real news outlets that have been able to exploit holes in coverage that fox which i don't even consider news anymore it is a propaganda arm c.n.n. n.b.c. a.b.c. have top of what works have wolf fully cleared the table and of allowed these networks to come in i mean al jazeera for the middle east unrest a loon you know these are real news networks which she's talking about is getting money for propaganda operations like voice of america all the money she would literally better off taking that money and start. being a state run real news operation the trying to be for voice of america's propaganda arms which are not really catching on overseas i do you think that's why it's there not catching on overseas i mean as a guy and it was mentioned in the piece here seven hundred fifty million dollars a year that's not a tiny little budget that's has seven of these channels and i consider what i do every day to be breaking the news about the news to be uncovering the stories

broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and cri

broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of th

network. kansas city will get the new broadband network. google says they would be able to access the internet more than a hundred times faster than in most u.s. homes. more than a thousand cities across the country may be a test site for the network. breaking news in richmond. sky7hd, big rig after colliding with another vehicle. you can see they put foam on the fire to put it out. it happened about half an hour ago. chp officers says an oxygen tank caught fire and you can see a huge back-up on westbound 80. all westbound lanes of i-80 are closed right now. if you can avoid that area, that would be your best bet. >> cheryl: more news ahead, including one town called the healthiest in all of the bay area. >> and a new study drawing an unexpected link between breastfeeding moms and their careers. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to bind who's basically a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting which is what al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they're pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. for all our top stories and alice's and video you can always check out our column here's a taste of what's on right now. we queue leaks and julian assange like you making it soon to the big screen as steven spielberg has bought the rights to the story of the online whistleblower. and of budget airline in russia has found its way to thrill its passengers by playing a game get thirty thousand feet enjoy the performance at r.t. dot com. take a look now and other stories making headlines across the globe hundreds of anguish mourners have gathered for a funeral service of a pakistani government minis

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to find who's basically a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting outlet which is what al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and got a record. or you can always find more on our top stories along with blogs analysis and video online of our team here's what's click away right now. we cue leaks and julian assange might soon be making it to the big screen as steven spielberg buys the rights to the story of the online whistleblower. and a russian budget airline is proving she can certainly be a cheerful by putting gibbs on thirty thousand feet enjoyed a performance at our web site r t that you can watch all of the best videos what are you to pay. its bills. the official. pulled from the. mine the old girls. are in a sense now

. >> today president obama will give separate interviews to the three major network news anchors including cbs' katie couric. >>> power company official in japan say plutonium has been detected in soil outside that damaged nuclear power plant. tokyo electric power says the amount of plutonium is small and doesn't pose a risk to public health. the government safety officials say the findings support suspicions that radioactive water is leaking from the damaged fuel rods. inside the plant, meanwhile, crews are trying to pump out water that is radioactive. >>> and a prominent physicist visiting the bay area critical of the way things are going in japan. he trained at berkeley and harvard. he is a tv and radio host and an author. he spoke to the commonwealth club last night in palo alto. he said the biggest lesson of japan is that the relationship between the government and the utility company is too cozy. >> i think there is enough blame to go around in the sense that the government took the lead of the utilities and the utilities low balled estimates, gave rosie assessments of things. >> dr.

network i look at it f. presently america has three primary news networks about a dozen cable news networks we have a fourteen trillion dollar deficit the american taxpayer still needs to foot the bill for n.p.r. i just think at a time when you know only two percent of the funding comes from the federal government even ron schiller said himself we don't even need it to mean we can survive without it and you know even agrees with that to president obama's bipartisan deficit commission and even stated that they shouldn't limit the funding and save the taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars but here you've opened up what i don't quite understand is your problem with the fact that n.p.r. is taking federal money or is your problem with the fact that you think n.p.r. has a liberal bias well i think about it i think the better question to ask is why. i'm not asking this question if i say no answer my question for you then you can tell i think i think you should ask the federal government why are they funding predominantly partisan organizations like planned parenthood or acorn i think that's a better question and

and a discussion hosted by diane sawyer about journalism and the state of network news.es, a talk about spending with a democratic representative, ranking member of the budget committee. of the budget committee.

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to bind news basically be a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting out which is what our t. al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and got a record. well for a lot of stories blogs analysis and videos do log on to our website altie dot com here's a taste of what's online for you right now the key son julian the song is not made it seems to the big screen is steven still woodsball old wise the story of the online whistleblower. and the project allied in russia has found a way to through its constant just by playing a gig as his pals and fees are driven to foreigners of all websites and. i brief it now as some other international headlines this hour and hundreds of anguished mourners are gathered this post on the dell there

are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they're pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. well we're always interested in new york. your thoughts on. freedom is the basis of russia's future developing a massive playing this week from present to the end of the century forms are now out of several for the country. merely so. we can postpone our freedom should we fear that the free man might use his freedom inadequately some believe that our country's tragic history in the twentieth century was a result of the failed injection of freedom they believe the skeptics who say grand scale reform is unsuitable for the russian people i think differently a country should not be held together with china screws it is obvious that in order that it is excessive restrict the excessive number of controllers does not usually leads to the triumph of good and not give a tree over corruption but rather to degree day should have management therefore it's extremely important to give the socie

are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. we'll take you through some top world news stories in brief china says it will boost its military defense budget by thirteen percent to almost ninety two billion dollars next year the rising spendings raise concerns among rival powers the over the country's increasing might the world's second largest economies do be developing stealth fighters movements with star systems and could soon launch its first aircraft carrier beijing insists its army modernization program is entirely peaceful though and is solely for defensive purposes. protests of it stays in sarajevo over the arrest of a former bosnian general you're the one who was detained in vienna airport for an international warrant was issued by serbia but great authorities want to face charges of religious war crimes if you execute of participating in an attack that killed dozens of serbian soldiers at the start of the ninety n

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen there they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to buy news basically would be a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting outlet which is what our t. al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and got a record. now i was interested in your opinion so why not leave us your thoughts on the media wars our web site dot com. freedom is the basis of russia's future developments a message came this week from president truman the head of the said reforms are inadmissible for the country. bloodwood so we can postpone our freedom should we fear that a free man might use his freedom inadequately yupik some believe that our country's tragic history in the twentieth century was a result of a failed injection of freedom they believe the skeptics who say grand scale reform is unsuita

voice for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to buy news basically to be a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting outlet which is what al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and got a record. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe china will boost its military defense budget by thirteen percent almost ninety two billion dollars next year horizon spending raises concerns among rival powers over the country's increasing night the world's second largest economy has been developing stealth fighters advance mission missile systems and could soon launch its first aircraft carrier beijing insists the argument in his asian program is entirely peaceful and solely for defensive purposes. north korea has blocked the return of twenty seven of it

america has sunk one billion dollars into alberta and arabic language news network author and professor bill see this is the network's model is stuck in the past when american news was welcomed by some competition in. the arab world dominated by zero zero. that there really is an audience outside of iraq. fifty three percent watch al-jazeera only half a percent of arab you are but florida which is broadcast from suburban springfield virginia its credibility and arab audience for the most or wants to hear about themselves from other arabs critics say that from day one there was a major disconnect executives who didn't speak arabic staffing the network with lebanese christians to broadcast to its overwhelmingly muslim audience. and it audience that associates the channel with the u.s. the architects of the iraq war should a new television service will begin providing reliable news and information across the region and supporter of unpopular and repressive regimes throughout the middle east but even now what has small viewership is a lofty goal for another u.s. network david martin would r

are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they are pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and record. quarter past eleven pm here in moscow let me take you through some international news headlines china will boost its military defense budget by thirteen percent to almost ninety two billion dollars next year the rise in spending is raised concerns the arrival of the country's increasing might the world's second largest economy has been developing stealth fighters in advance this hour system could soon launch its first aircraft carrier to making insists its only modernization programs in place although it is solely for defensive purposes. protests to be facing sarajevo over the rest of the former bosnian general you of our lives was detained at vienna airport after an international warrant was issued by serbia but great authorities wanted to face charges over alleged war crimes if you executed participating in an attack that killed dozens of serbian soldiers at the start of the on

verse for america on steroids a real state run news network she's not that's not what's going to happen they're going to try to go into these countries and probably try to bind news basically be a true propaganda arm rather than a news gathering and reporting which is what al-jazeera and the chinese network are going to be yes they're going to have their messages but they're real news networks they're pretty much where c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. were thirty years ago before things fell apart and require. or i would by no to our top story say we've got paula slayer our correspondent dozens have been killed in fierce battles just to wrap up one sound across libya today between opposition and give the thing forces on the so-called day of rage on the u.s. news becoming more isolated as there are refusing to rule out intervention in libya say paula better late than never good to see you it is it is in libyan border tonight can you wrap for us as you know it was going on today it's been called the day of rage doesn't it what are you hearing from the masses of refugees fleeing the violence to the. o

news to some need digital devices, the board radio does not fit any more. as the personal side, i worked for public radio stations early in my career. i remember fondly the satellite radio network distribution was news and npr was on the cutting edge even back then. what of my goals this year is to use this forum to engage in a more robust discussion about journalism. i think it is something both the public and our members are eager for us to do. i am grateful that our guest speaker has agreed to grace our podium once again today. please give a warm welcome to vivian schiller. [applause] i want to begin by reading an e- mail from and npr reporter. we basically pushed away end. we walked across the border and were incredibly lucky to find people to drive us and guide us. yes, we had an unfortunate incident at an army base for people were nervous about being photographed. we were surrounded and the photographer had his camera smashed. but that has proven to be the exception. everywhere else we have gone, we have been greeted with cheers and shouts. this is a country that has not been exposed to western media. everyone just said they were so relieved to see us, at they were desper

i believe that with every broadcast ad agency -- at network news as a female anchor. i think that is an achievement and it makes a big difference. i had to do a conference once at the sun valley, idaho in front of corporate moguls and i called jack welch. i asked him what he learned about putting rocket fuel behind women in the workplace. the more women you have in management, the more when you have on the board, you have a direct correlation to the success of the company. there is. that is a business piece of evidence. he said he learned numbers. he said he had learned that it is not about having women. it is about having some number of women and i don't know what it is yet. if you get women in a room including a news room and you have a certain number, maybe more than 1/2, it is a different news room. he said that is what we have to concentrate on, that number, not just having women, but having the number that actually controls the gps of a great organization. >> if you look at the number of women now covering so many of the war zones, tsunamis, dangerous stuff, my

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have to be done by the business bureau here if things don't happen after all those reports on the network news with big waves slamming the island. we don't see any evidence of it yet. >> not getting the reports. the information filtering in, one of those situations where real time you have to try to keep everyone safe. >> it's 3:22. that's the estimated arrival of tsunami wave so off we go outside live and check out our cameras around oahu. this is off waikiki. >> and national weather it was through the last few minutes. the tsunami wave is at the gauge. at last check it was still shooting upwards. that's from the national weather service. they're probably still monitoring the situation. looks like the wave, a tsunami of some sort has reached kuwait. >> this picture, i don't know if this has changed an awful lot. >> a foot they've been waiting for the tsunami to hit hawaii. supposed to hit 5:21. >> i think it has gone up. that wave, just a live look over some of the waves starting to watch over that retaining wall. >> actually it's coming up now. >> coming up right now. >> it's coming up. >> i

that is what i expect not just from a news network, but from a news and opinion network.host: and exchange on sarah palin and bill o'reilly. the story here is this morning, sarah palin to bill o'reilly, do not interrupt. >> we do not change patient benefit. >> i agree. >> and i apologize that up. alaska we have this four-second delay. try to get my point across to you if you interrupt. i'm going to continue to talk on the reform and entitlement programs. guest: i had the chance to do focus groups for the today showed that -- back in the beginning of the 2003 iraqi war. there was a six-second delay, and it was very hard at that time to communicate. i understand. bill o'reilly, it is his approach to the direct and challenge. i do not think that she was been -- i think her comment was legitimate. i don't think he was trying to give her a hard time. we are so immediate. and i will go to another one of my words -- host: you do all of our work for us. guest: i always wanted a producer. i want the job of the guy behind the camera. no. rate, real time. we expect full information