the company neva plans to produce $10.00 to $20.00 web tunes for streaming platforms this year. that means plenty of content for me to binge watch. do you do that to watch episode of the episode unable to stop, re spoke about this phenomenon with emily dyna from rural one university in the us . netflix is built on binge watch that was promoted, the idea that it differentiated itself from broadcast television because of the ability to binge watch. i and what's so interesting about it is that this sort of expression of freedom of control that yours got through through netflix and other streaming platforms is to consume as much as possible how this impacts our mental health depends on whether we're cringe watching or beast watching if you are friends watching you, we can predict that you are going to regret the experience here data i'm here data that can generate that can show that. so cringe watching is typically so low. accidental and distract cringe watching often leaves us feeling guilty. beast watching has healthier connotations. he's watching the social and it test. so if you

well, is this holy simplicity or impermissible, neva t. i think it's criminal negligence. well, media hysteria that murray is a horrible mentioned there has spread across the west like wild fire over the past several months and bite and seems to be just as captivated by this idea of some sort of russian invasion as his friends in the western media are who seemed to be in lock step with nato at his 2nd major press conference since taking office, he said that vladimir putin is still calculating. he still waiting for his moments to take some sort of military action. and when does he think this invasion will be? well, with all of the might of the u. s. intelligence services at biden's disposal. he seems to think that it all hinges on putin having a bad morning. one day. the only thing i'm company is that decision is totally soley. completely put decision. nobody else are gonna make that decision known osgood impacts he's making that decision. he and i suspect it matters which side of the bed he gets up on the morning as to exactly what he's going to do. although the side thoug

it's neva, australia didn't afford that. tens of thousands of people gathered around sydney hall bridge in a tribute also to the front line workers in the fight against coke 19 but elsewhere, there were bands on big gatherings in china where 2 years ago, crone of ice 1st emerged, events were cancelled with a nation on high alert in the city of shan under lockdown. since the 1st report, a case is more than 5400000 people have died around the world. and with the all the cranberry and taking hold. many governments of we impose restrictions to try to ease the strain on overwhelmed hospitals, even in those countries where gatherings are allowed, many people chosen to stay home one wish shared by people around the world. this new year is that 2022 is better than the last 2 years. and sees an end to the pandemic. lori ladyman, the al jazeera and gabriel allas under was in that new york's times square for the show. we saw a lot of what we've seen every year with the typical new year's eve celebration year in time square the fall, dropping down the count down the confetti when the clock struck 2

it's neva, australia didn't afford that. tens of thousands of people gathered around sydney harbour bridge in a tribute also to the front line workers in the fight against coke 19 but elsewhere, there were banned from big gatherings in china were 2 years ago. crone of ours, thus emerged, events were cancelled with the national highlight in the city of shan under lockdown. since the 1st report, a case is more than 5400000 people have died around the world. and with the all the cranberry and taking hold. many governments of we impose restrictions to try to ease the strain and overwhelmed hospitals, even in those countries where gatherings are allowed. many people chosen to stay home one wish check by people around the world. this new year is a 2022 is better than the last 2 years and season and the pandemic north. i demand the algae 0 not currently that came along and has laid out his new year plan for the country without making any specific comments about the united states or south korea. state media report that his main goals are economic development and improving people's lives as the cou

it's neva, australia didn't afford that. tens of thousands of people gathered round sydney harbour bridge in a tribute also to the front line workers in the fight against coke 19 but elsewhere, they were banned from big gatherings. in china were 2 years ago, crone of ice thus emerged. events were cancelled with a nation on high alert in the city of shan under lockdown. since the 1st report, a case is more than 5400000 people have died around the world. and with the all the con, barion taking hold, many governments of we impose restrictions to try to ease the strain and overwhelmed hospitals. even in those countries where gatherings are allowed. many people chosen to stay home one wish shared by people around the world. this new year is that 2022 is better than the last 2 years and sees an end to the pandemic. lord, i demand the al jazeera still head on al jazeera. we look at how thousands of people displaced by fighting in nigeria are preparing to leave camps and returned to their homes. ah, and the golden girl of comedy, betty white passes away. just wait shy of her 100th birthday. ah, a

comes as the west run up its military presence in the region over a legend, plans by moscow to invade neva. the us to live is the 3rd batch of military 8th grade and is considering boost in its military presence on nato's eastern frontier. washington already has over 8000 troops on done by the pentagon. there's a code then more integration relation to pursue.

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all eyes were on the neva. were those talks kicked off early this morning?here are roughly 100,000 russian troops on the ukraine border. the u.s. and nato officials say that. >> if the u.s. does not de-escalate soon, that russia could have a serious consequences. >> the question really now is whether a president who will take the path of diplomacy and dialogue or >> 6 confrontation. sunday on abc's this week, secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. will lay out the beer consequences if russia chooses to invade ukraine, economic, financial and other consequences. but blinken says he does not expect any major breakthroughs this week as u.s. and russian officials hope negotiations in geneva. the talks come as right now roughly 100,000 russian troops away at the ukraine border. russian president vladimir putin contends the country belongs to russia and he's demanding natal stop expansion in eastern europe and the u.s. pull some troops from the region by on the table on cnn's state of the union blinken said while the u.s. is not willing to go that far, th

washington has threatened to impose tough sanctions if moscow invites its neva. u. s. rush relations are at their most tense since the cold war entered 3 decades ago. following developments, he's join a hell live for us in london. hello there, jonah, a critical moment for ukraine security. what's at stake in these talks? it is, undeniably the beginning of a crucial week in this increasingly 10 standoff between russia and the west, the united states and nato standing alongside ukraine and trying to prevent an invasion of that country. it's a moment when western negotiators can start really to test the extent of russians intent. and for russia as us secretary of state antony blinking, pointed out to decide whether it, once confrontation or. ready diplomacy? well the diplomacy gets under way in geneva, on monday us russia talks, as you outlined there they have is their starting point. this draft treaty presented by the russians to the u. s. a. nato containing a sway. the demands that the u. s. se would fundamentally alter the security infrastructure of europe. therefor

when he meets with his russian counterpart engine, they neva on friday, the white house press secretary, jen saki speaking in the last hour, telling reporters that it is the belief of the united states of vladimir putin created what she called this crisis. in other words, the tensions that result from the russian troops that have been amassed along the border with ukraine and the fears that it could at any time. c invade ukraine and so as a result of the feeling of the united states is that russia now has to make a choice and that there really are 2 pathways they can move forward militarily, or there is the diplomatic path forward. now the united states is of the belief, given us intelligence and also activity of social media that russia is poised to act at any time. the white house press secretary saying that is the view of the u. s. that it is very, very dangerous situation right now. and so that is why the secretary of state is set to meet with his russian counterpart. now we should point out, prior to that meeting in geneva, we do know that he is going to be traveling to meet with t

man: the screw neva bill. anderson: it wasn't chosen on the merits. it was chosen for pure political reasons. man: who has only 2 senators, no political clout whatsoever, and who lives in a place that is perceived at least to be nothing but desert and wasteland? d they said, "a-ha! nevada." man: we in nevada will not stand for it. [applause] man: a coalition of elected officials, environmentalists and businessmen is waging a guerrilla war to kill a project they believe has been shoved down their throats. reid: the repulsive and mendacious political backstabbing represented by the deal cut against the people of nevada should bring a blush of shame to the face of every member ocongressho has suorted this nuclear waste legislation. well, frankly, i was a new senator, and i thought we were doomed. i didn't know what to do about it. [explosion] man: workers drilled and blasted a starter tunnel. reid: the biggest opening we got was bill clint... al gore, to his credit. they knew what a big deal this was in nevada, so they came out publicly opposed to yucca