prince is in the country there's a top stories do stay with us you're not a zero the listening post is up next. i mean at that position give up on. somebody now that it's trying to manage that there's nothing at all like how to access. it in this digital then issues if they see if this if it could be if that being said that and if i mean that if. the richard gaisford and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week spring has been late in coming to sudan the arab spring the government there has been swift to keep a lid on the story of the on the rest france where the online harassment of female journalists sometimes comes from their male colleagues a pair of brothers there are two stories and what they reveal about the way journalism is conducted in india plus saudi arabia an official twitter account and a false equivalence for the ages we begin with a near total media blackout in africa's third largest country sudan and the protests there that threaten to undo thirty years of a one man rule that of president omar al bashir the demands of those taking t

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general in order to hurt amazon, in order to hurt jeff bezos, in order to hurt "the washington post." i mean, that itself would be the single biggest scandal in most modern presidencies, right, if it were any other president. for this president this was an average friday morning, maybe it will make the front page kind of thing, but, like, honestly -- but, again, there has been no subtlety about the president's antipathy for "the washington post." his personal antipathy for jeff bezos because he's the owner of "the post." it's all out in the open. well, last month, the "the national enquirer," the flagship publication of a.m.i., they published private text messages between jeff bezos and a woman with whom he was intimately involved. mr. bezos and his wife of 25 years upon the publication of that story announced the dissolution of their marriage and their impending divorce, and the president reacted to all of that with glee. the president said publicly, quote, so sorry to hear the news about jeff bozo being taken down by a competitor whose reporting i understand is far more accurate than the r

this was a really heinous post. i mean, this shows incredible not just disrespect. icial. it's a felony to threaten a federal judge. and so i would think that she has to do something and address it. but i'm not sure exactly how strong of a stance she'll take given potential implications in terms of his defense. >> here's what a friend of the show, harry litman, wrote about stone's gag order. and latest dust-up with the judge. okay? it said that jackson's order made it clear that what he couldn't do was conduct a public campaign against his trial on the courthouse steps as he did when he left the court following his preliminary appearance, flashing the nixon v for victory sign and trarking special counsel robert s. mueller's probe. those displays garner wider press coverage and cast the court itself in a political light. is that exactly what stone did with this instagram post, do you think? >> well, sure. part of what litman's getting at there is the judge has a broader discretion to regulate stone's behavior on the courthouse steps than she does when he's on his priv

post. absolutely. i mean world's richest man, jeff bezos. it appeared on the website medium, which many viewers will know as a platform that is popular online. he says there was an attempt by the publisher of the national enquirer to blackmail him into stopping conducting investigation he was conducting. —— mike has gone public about what he says. he had been having an affair with lauren sanchez, a former tv host, and in that story, that there were several m essa 9 es that story, that there were several messages sent between the couple that were of course private messages and the investigation thatjeff bezos had paid for privately was looking into how those messages ended up in the possession of, ended up ended up in the possession of, ended up with the national enquirer, and so up with the national enquirer, and so the national enquirer, mr bezos alleges was threatening to release more into the details, internet photos about the pair and messy stock that investigation, so quite extraordinary claim from mr be

able to push back but the government kept trying to look for cases they kept trying they issued i mean i posted bail six times in two months that's not normal the prevented our reporter from covering not just the presidential palace but every private engagement any engagement anywhere in the philippines where president to tear to piers i've been arrested and i've been getting again you know actions speak louder than words let me bring our into the conversation now a your documentary maria ressa war on truth is currently showing and out of there right now i mean looking at your instagram account and there's a picture here you're in france you and maria together checking a phone which is what maria doesn't all halt why did you make this film why was it so important in our. and i think the source of why mary is under pressure from the government needs to be addressed here and this is why i made the film and that's because she started to talk about this information and she put out a three part series on propaganda in the philippines and and correct me if i'm wrong maria but that's when she saw a ma

twitter should be banning conservatives i don't think that twitter should be banning anyone unless they're engaging and buying with threats or posting graphic violence i mean i didn't actually break any twitter rule i've never harassed anyone on twitter certainly never engaged in violent threats i've never docks anyone many many many users have sent explicit violent threats my way and have harassed me and twitter has done nothing to address that they've been me for political reasons because i was sharing opinions and asking questions that you know i guess certain twitter employees didn't like again i'm only guessing because twitter has never actually communicated with me about why i was banned so. all right well we'll be following your story so far thank you so much for your time and thank you for sharing your views over here and our to international that was meghan murphy canadian writer and founder of the block feminist current. u.s. president donald trump will declare an national emergency to secure funding for a border wall with mexico the white house has also announced trump will sign a last minute budget deal meant to prevent another government shutd

else you know when guys are spending five million dollars on the super bowl or washington post is closed i mean i think everything answers that it's like why is jeff bezos the billionaire i just look at his company is the people who work for his newspaper don't make any money and i have lousy and i remain ells people as it is the shipping centers have to get tagged and tracked this came back and said i was really extremely how you make a billion kids i guess their lives like super extreme. i agree with what the critics are saying about the. given what's been happening in literally last week. firing people by just turning off. the class. and. it's everything out there every single person talking about this. we're going to life we're going to do something else they're getting out of the news. but they don't really have the public image. you know you want to reach a lot of people. five million dollars. five million dollars potentially could have the washington post five. hundred thousand. journalists. and seventy thousand dollars which is considerably above. thirty nine. i mean look i think. one o

no i mean i think it's bad given what's just been happening in recent weeks literally last week we saw layoffs mass layoffs huffington post buzz feed vice vice is was firing people by just turning off their e-mails by the way mcclatchy and ghana and that's the largest newspaper chain laid off. and layoffs at huff post buzz feed and get a combined for roughly a thousand jobs it's everything out there every single person is talking about this you're watching a whole bunch of people and they're all going to license to entertainment we're going to do something else they're getting out of the news business right pleasant kind of what what was it called gold said it was like kind of like look at a fellow's great numbers go to them but they don't really have the best you know public image track record right now you know you want to reach a lot of people but still five million dollars now just think about this this is what five million dollars potentially could have bought the washington post five million dollars you could employ fifty journalists a year and use of one hundred thousand dollars which is now way more than most jour

everything else you know when guys are spending five million dollars on the super bowl a washington post is close i mean i think everything answers that it's like why is the billionaire does look at his company is the people who work for his newspaper don't make any money and i have lousy. ells people as it is the shipping centers have to get tagged and tracked this came back and said i was really extremely how you make a billion kids i guess it was like super extremely bad timing i agree with what the critics are saying about oh yeah i was bad so i mean nothing is bad given what's just been happening in recent weeks literally last week we saw layoffs mass layoffs huffington post buzz feed vice vice is was firing people by just turning off the e-mails by the way mcclatchy and ghana and that's a larger. a newspaper chain laid off. and layoffs at huff post buzz feed get a combined for roughly a thousand jobs it's everything out there every single person is talking about this you're watching a whole bunch of people and they're all going to license to entertainment we're going to do something else they're g

that extra $500 billion because it's not enough for everything else -- but are the goal posts moving there? i mean most people look at that $500 billion and say i got potholes in my street. i got the highway that leads to the center of my town could be widened because there is a bottleneck of traffic. the bridge got a d minus in my town. that money is real life for people. >> for infrastructure that is something else but we never mentioned infrastructure. >> you can have physical and social structure, it building a republican set of tax cuts that benefit the ultra wealthiy. those whied are popular. a suburban voter says the government is coming for my money now. people want things to help make ends meet. child care, housing, i would rather for that socially than privately. >> everyone likes to hear you have a lot social programs. you would have to contribute more. >> of course there would be a tradeoff. >> go ahead, no time at all. >> of course there is a tradeoff, but it is a reflection of what we value. i may not have had the money to send my kid to a private school because i needed to, but we f

able to push back but the government kept trying to look for cases they kept trying they issued i mean i posted bail six times in two months that's not normal the prevented our reporter from covering not just the presidential palace but every private engagement any engagement anywhere in the philippines where president to or to piers i've been arrested and i've been getting again you know actions speak louder than words let me bring into the conversation now your documentary maria ressa war on truth is currently showing and out of there right now are you looking at your instagram account and there's a picture here you're in france you and maria together checking a phone which is what maria doesn't all halt why did you make this film why was it so important in our. and i think the source of why mary is under pressure from the government needs to be addressed here and this is why i made the film and that's because she started to talk about this information and she put out a three part series on propaganda in the philippines and and correct me if i'm wrong maria but that's when she saw a massive c

able to push back but the government kept trying to look for cases they kept trying they issued i mean i posted bail six times in two months that's not normal the prevented our reporter from covering not just the presidential palace but every private engagement any engagement anywhere in the philippines where president piers i've been arrested and i've been getting again you know actions speak louder than words let me bring into the conversation ya your documentary maria ressa war on truth is currently showing and out of there right now i mean looking at your instagram account and there's a picture here you're in france you and maria together checking a phone which is what maria doesn't all halt why did you make this film why was it so important in our. and i think the source of why mary is under pressure from the government needs to be addressed here and this is why i made the film and that's because she started to talk about this information and she put out a three part series on propaganda in the philippines and and correct me if i'm wrong maria but that's when she saw a massive campaign aga

evolution on how women were viewed, how african-american men and women were viewed post-world war ii? >> yeah, i mean, things began to change but not in the sense of a natural evolution but because african-americans and women and other groups who had been marginalized are pressing forward and putting demands. really, and this is one of the things i always share with my students, that progress is never inevitable. it's never inevitable in the sense that every time we've seen advancements in terms of riots, it is because of the intensification of pressures that these groups have been putting forward to the american public. so world war ii definitely emboldens african-americans in a new way, gives them new strategies. their experiences abroad, and i talk about this in my research, in europe where they were often treated much better than they would be treated when they came home to their own communities. they would go to europe and often found a racial template where african-americans were not viewed in negative ways but yet would come home and not be able to find a job or not be able to move into many o

able to push back but the government kept trying to look for cases they kept trying they issued i mean i posted bail six times in two months that's not normal the prevented our reporter from covering not just the presidential palace but every private engagement any engagement anywhere in the philippines where president to or to piers i've been arrested and i've been getting again you know actions speak louder than words let me bring into the conversation now a your documentary maria ressa war on truth is currently showing and out of there right now are you looking at your instagram account and there's a picture here you're in france you a maria together checking a phone which is what maria doesn't all halt why did you make this film why was it so important in our. and i think the source of why mary is under pressure from the government needs to be addressed here and this is why i made the film and that's because she started to talk about this information and she put out a three part series on propaganda in the philippines and and correct me if i'm wrong maria but that's when she saw a massive c

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just last month the student has followed the lawsuit against the washington post for two hundred fifty million dollars i mean it failed to put the video in context the posting gays and the modern day form of mccarthyism by competing with c.n.n. and n.b.c. among others to claim leadership of the mainstream and social media mob of bullies which attacked vilified and threatened nicholas sandmen an innocent secondary school child the post ignored basic journalistic standards because it wanted to advance is well known and easily documented biased agenda against president donald j. trump by impugning individuals perceived to be supporters of the president a spokesperson for the washington post said the company is looking into the lawsuit and is ready to mount a vigorous defense lawyers for the students family have also sent dozens of letters the celebrities and media companies recipients to preserve records related to the incident right after the original video went viral many public figures weighed into the scandal. named these kids i want names shamed them if you think these wooden dogs you in a heartbeat think

posted one. excuse to the other with the words you speak i want people post potest good voice of them that they don't mean though. these. so the first one is. that. the government that we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company . then we convince ourselves that that company is our geo political enemy. then we sell the intervention. as humanitarian intervention we only do it that we don't do anything for ourselves in fact we sacrifice ourselves. american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya the government of war khadafi was a lover example then call it a number of impulses in the american interventionist spirit. as in that c.f.c.'s was. one of the not the could be and had then walked and if it had been wished them i don't really. have. and now he attained that yes defeat the. a c. assia. set off the medina because he will from the unit sort of her feet. up on the diamond and the hostile at the husband then he. would move me as it will be a can you be in the middle of the field both had their good but that away in woman of the net as usual for me and libby. we thought

i mean r.b.s. is still partly owned by the british taxpayer right now obviously labor and conservative government have been trying to privatise the post office which is kind of a bank i mean what's to stop a very successful bank that your foreseeing with that capitalization from taking over one of the private banks that failed but that may fail in the future. well i think that it's not just necessarily a good idea to use existing failed banks i think it's better to build a new constitution with each of us it should be full not of financial engineers inventing silly derivatives that are dangerous for the economy but real engineers scientists people who know about risk management and to the newer ship who will work together with the private sector and with the financial markets to develop the new projects of the future who will take risks but not through financial risks but technical risks we want a u.k. economy that is on the forefront of innovation for the people of this country but you also know that i know it sounds odd to be talking about corruption given that interest libel rates were so obviously fraudulently done in the city the

some ladies offered to give him a left and a right tw teeth combo. >> i mean, seriously, that's a very brave postmake. >> because everybody has something to say about what charles posted, we figured we should find and let "right this minute," charles! >> hey! >> hey, charles, man, good luck, bro. >> it's okay. >> you sure? >> i'm telling you, we have been laughing my girlfriends and i all weekend but there's something you need to drop on us. right? >> yeah. >> let us have it. >> it's a very true post. >> oh, okay. >> now you're going to tell us how to be a lady. >> we got to draw the line at somewhere. >> does this apply to all other foods as well or just chicken. >> no, that goes for everything. one hamburger. >> reporter: no more than ten pieces of shrimp. >> you order for her when you go out. >> yes. >> how is your account still active? >> i love all the comments. it's been keeping me laughing all weekend. >> did you expect this reaction? >> i got it from one of my fave rid comedians and i is that som made this statement through one of her comedy sets. >> do you have a girlfriend? >> nope, i'm

i mean posts that reveal lives of extremes privilege and startling access to their instagram messagethey have more money than you and this is what they can do. trips to dream destinations watched parties pampered and luxury seven lutherans one of the most active rich kids on social media in just a few years he's become one of the stars of the group. and the cost of this soiree is confidential but these twenty somethings can burn through one hundred thousand euros in one night. if this stuff is that. a success. and success is the name of the game evan lutheran has invested in more than forty businesses around the globe he's just one of the new maharajah's seeking to conquer the world and every year new names join the ranks of indian billionaires evan let's throw won't rest until his millions become billion. because. congress from a. bookstore beats miles and sets its sights on the old police. code white house this is the house in a relegation worthy performance. dashed hopes the game and shots have to billing with a last second equaliser. to keep the minutes of w. . if you would like

my phone number direct line is posted online under richmond station. i mean there are acts of violence in the bar on december 28th there was, i think, at least 10 people in there that broke every tv in the venue, threw bottles and broke the high end liquor. we had to respond. we are there to clean up the mess but at the end of the day it is taking public safety away from the district and focusing on one area where they need to manage their own area. >> just a couple thoughts and i want to reiterate what president blieman said. we are here to promote entertainment. we also want it to be safe, healthy, fun, and robust. to his point, i want to applaud that you are looking at the long game here. i do completely concur with the president that the only -- as counter intuitive as it may sound, it is, i believe, in the best interest to move this in a direction where they are under our jurisdiction so that we can have a thumb on them and a very large thumb. that is all i have for now. thank you. >> i have no further questions. >> i appreciate president blieman's comme

you know, i mean, come on now, i mean, when you've got -- according to the "washington post" -- our president has made at least 8,718 -- 8,718 false or misleading statements. that's stunning. that's not what we teach our children. i don't teach mine that. and for whatever reason it sounds like you got caught up in it. you got caught up in it. you got caught up in it. and some kind of way i hope that you will -- i know that it's painful going to prison, i know -- i know it's got to be painful being called a rat. let me explain, a lot of people don't know the significance of that, but i live in the inner city of baltimore. all right? and when you call somebody a rat, that's one of the worst things you can call them because when they go to prison that means a snitch. i'm just saying. and so the president called you a rat. we're better than that. we really are. and i'm hoping that all of us can get back to this democracy that we want and that we should be passing on to our children so that they can do better than what we did. and so you wonder whether people believe you. i don't know. i don't kno

i want to save. the post but it is all very kind of the. psystar now but i mean you know when there's a. guidebook. investigative journalist rick sterling believes that there was never any justification for banning russian paralympian athletes there already are recently some russian olympic athletes to put up a lawsuit against richard mclaren whose reports were the basis for the. for the banning it's very strange that first mclaren report came out just weeks before the the the rio de janeiro olympics began. the whole thing was very rushed all of those paralympic athletes throughout twenty sixteen they were having their own urine. testing done and a london laboratory so it was an extreme move. and that was pretty shocking in a lot of ways and of course the russian athletes at the paralympic athletes who had been preparing for so long were devastated there's a lot of contradictions and the the penalty the punishment there was was really harsh and extreme and there's no way you can give back to those athletes the opportunity to get me to compete that was taken away from them. would be a largest oil fi

i mean i think that's always going to be a concern there's been post-election violence in nigeria before in two thousand and eleven several hundred deaths occurred after the vote clearly tempers are high among supporters of both camps being led by the front the sort of things that are being put down on social media indeed by party members like the chairman of the p.d.p. but the same thing happening on the other side would potentially tend to inflame opinion on the street to if there are these direct challenges so yes i think that is a deep laurie not to mention of course the circumstances that the elections were held in a week long delay before they began have offered many many potential routes for challenge so it's not unlikely it's not unexpected that that may happen it will be a concern what sort of effect that will have on the streets ok john hall with an update from the boozer thank you. britain has been told it should quickly give up control of the chain goes archipelago and that's a chain of islands in the indian ocean which are also claimed by more recess in an advisory opinion j

i want to see in the. post but it is all that may have. to start with the part i mean you know there's a. guidebook. you know here from investigative journalist rick sterling on the subject rick glad to have you back on with us here on our team international. so are you surprised by the international paralympic committee lifting russia's suspension i mean there's a lot over the maclaren report and a lot made to do over this in the situation what about today incision. i don't think it's very surprising because the international olympic committee has lifted the ban on the olympic athletes and and recently back in september the world of doping agency reinstated the russian anti doping agency giving it renewing its authorization so it's not a big surprise there was even though there was opposition from some from some segments which continues however i think the tide has changed and now there's a growing realisation that that we that. international sports need to move forward and they need to re include the russian the russian athletes including the paralympic athletes what did you make of the blanket ba

a no hitter, i didn't want to say anything. >> i have the luxury of time. >> stephen: what do you mean? i spent a long time in the movie. we did a long posthe shooting. it was all about four years. i don't know how to do it any shorter than that. not everybodyhous everybodyhoust time, i don't think. >> stephen: you made extraordinary choices. the thing that sticks out to me is when you're watching her rehearse sort of later on in the movie and the camera just stays on you watching her. we never see her doing these wonderful performances, it's just you watching her in the rehearsal room and you're -- the colors. >> after the fight. >> stephen: after the fight. yes. >> stephen: and i just thought, how did you have the patience and the maturity to not take the camera away and n that moment, just let it rest? there's so much patience in so many scenes without being indulgent where you allow the actor all the time they need to show us how they feel. >> m, that was a beautiful marriage in working with a great cinematographer like matty latique. that's him seeing the art industry instead of him having this idea you only sing this way. so you hea

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>> yeah, i mean, walmart should post low single digit same store sales.iday season. they continue to be the price leader on grocery, which is great. and yeah, they're still playing catch-up to amazon with e-commerce. but they're coming back to that. they have the two-day shipping if you pay more than $35. you can buy online and pick up in the store. so they're gradually working their way into that e-commerce move. cheryl: it's interesting because we have that big wall street journal report that came out last week that said that, look, amazon's prices, whole foods in particular, that's going to be going up. so that could cree t at create n opportunity for walmart going forward. maybe they'll talk about it in the guidance. you've got an interesting shift. only 83% of walmart shoppers also go to amazon. but that's a decline. so it seems like there's a divergence between the two. is that what you're seeing? >> yeah, i mean, i think for the longest time because walmart didn't have all those online offerings, folks shopped in person at walmart and they shopped

post it. so -- >> bizarre. >> someone took it from him and -- >> i mean, it does ring hollow. trying to do in there today? >> well, i don't know. i think he was trying to help himself. and i think it was pretty risky of his lawyers to let him testify at all. and now we know why, because he didn't help himself one bit. you know, as cara was saying, he started out pretty contrite. that was going pretty well. and then once she started questioning him, he started dissembling. and it was, you know, it was very clear, he's got five or six people working for him, but he didn't know who it was who posted it, yet he did do the hashtag "fix is in." i mean, he doesn't have a thousand people working for him. it's a small operation. so, you know, the irony here is, was he making false statements to a judge who is going to preside over his, you know, trial for making false statements? >> right. >> so, so it was a little crazy to me. >> i mean, you know, john, you know, there were times, as you heard kara describe, he was very contrite, talking over the judge, trying to make his case, trying

i mean? >> keep us posted. >> i will. >> con grtlatigratulations. >>> good morning again, everyone. the gulf, but on the northern side of it where it is very chilly, we've got the chance of some significant snowfall, about four toi six inches across the upper midwest, also back through washington, d.c., maryland, philadelphia about three inches, new york city about one to two . >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. here's a live look outside in fremont with sunshine overhead. it's been such a chilly start to the day and it will gradually warm up. we'll make it to the mid 50s which is cooler than normal. tomorrow another cold front will drop in and bring in scattered showers, especially for the afternoon and then clear out by thursday. we keep the mid 50s for the highs into the end of the week and then another chance of rain in the forecast by the end of the weekend. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> pop start time. >> first up the duchess of sussex meghan markle is indeed back stateside so celebrate her baby shower with friends. sheinelle jones here with the very lat

i mean regardless of the motives behind this i mean because things that she has been criticized in the postes need to activists as well. do you think though in some ways this on the message the movement is trying to send black commits an act of vandalism police are saying it's going to cost around a thousand dollars to repair this it is a criminal act regardless of the message will listen some way damaged the movement more than it will benefit. i think so because it's an important movement it's an important voice to say that sexual assault against women is wrong and to look at a statue like this i mean i'm thinking of women that i've known of stories that i've heard of women that have been sexually assaulted in certain things i'm just not seen that in this statue i don't know this young woman i don't know this nurse we don't know the back story the statute doesn't have a back story stating that this woman was just walking by and the statue was made because the man just kissed her without her consent and that she tried to say no or that she did not consent to it we don't have any of the back s