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as tv in relationship to or against documentary or textual sources, but if we think about film or radio or other kinds of audio visual sources, i guess i have two questions one is the content that is what is different in specific about television. so if you are going to explain the tv thing as carrie said, what is the tv thing what makes reading or using television specific or different from let's say film the other thing is in in the film studies literature. there's a long-standing debate about reception that is how can we understand how audiences received understood? um film and so i'm wondering how do you problematize reception that is do you make assumptions about reception from looking at the television itself. do you have to rely on these audience reactions? how do you think out audience reception. so those would be my questions. well, let me start with the first part. i mean, i think one thing i mean obviously one can distinguish, you know textual versus all kinds of audio and visual source material as a general distinction, but i think what's different about television and of course radio did this to s

audio. according to the source the 77 minutes of hallway video that was leaked to the austin american statesmen, that will be the video the families receive but without audio. the families are expected to have a private meeting with committee members and at that time is when the media will be getting a copy of the report. we've been covering this for weeks now. there are so many unanswered questions about what happened especially why those officers were in the hallway so visibly in that hallway video and didn't go in to save the children. we'll have to see if that answer is in the report. >> hopefully they get some answers today. thank you so much. >> in the last hour i had a chance to speak with former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay. he shared his perspective. more questions after today's report but he believes an important conversation about policing in the united states. here's some of that conversation. >> this is going to be a very negative report. we've seen the video. nothing good coming out of the video. there's nothing good coming out of this entire incident. it will b

them all died yesterday, which is not his final destination as source to say it's final destination may either be singapore or it's audio re be that's probably weighs heading to any set before he hasn't reached his final destination. he will not resign. and that's what makes protein so angry and pretty much the same as for prime minister, i need to become a senior, said he's going to resign when the new government is being built. and that's probably going to be in next wednesday. but it's also a thing that people are not very sure about here. and you also might be running as a president as well, which people do not want that. all the people want to be bullets, go to buy a box and that you become a thing gone. and that's right away. actually. now there are shortages of fuel, food and medicine among other necessities. how ordinary sri lankan coping very, very tough for all of these people. we talked to many of these people, for example, just a few days ago we talked to a guy who has been standing with us, took, took in the front of a line of a fuel station for 7 days. and 7 nights he hasn't really left the queue, slept in

the study of war these conclusions are confirmed in particular by an audio recording that donbas realities received from their sourcesof ukraine, this is a meeting of the acting commander of the 41st army, colonel oleg korotkevich with the families of servicemen of the 35th motorized rifle brigade from the city of aleysk in altai , there are rumors about the disbandment of our brigade, will it actually happen ? reporting let's say because of some other problems, somehow i wasn't there, how do you understand ? in april, we already talked about the 35th brigade, it took part in the battles in the chernihiv region, we have photos of the fighters , they lived in the houses of ukrainians and sent their relatives photos of stolen jewelry and the cosmeticians of the armed forces of ukraine knocked out a brigade from chernihiv region even then there were so-called adkozniki, for example, serhii maltsev wrote the corresponding report, the reason i quote is the depressed moral and psychological state in connection with the death of comrades, then fighters from altai took part in that at the very forcing of the seversky dinets,

believes that these conclusions are confirmed in particular by the audio recordings that the donbas realities received from their sourcesntelligence agencies of ukraine, this is a meeting of the acting commander of the 41st army, colonel oleg korotkevich, with the families of servicemen of the 35th motorized rifle brigade from the city aleysk in altai , there are rumors about the disbandment of our brigade, will it actually happen? i believe that our brigade, which bears the military name of guards, cannot be disbanded i know one small story that one military chief reporting let's say so because of some other problems somehow i wasn't there as you understand i'm trying to say it as correctly as possible like i loaded it with this question well it's just a question that i just loaded it that's all endundil etym vopros etto prosto vopros tó čto nizizit vot i vście in april we already talked about the 35th brigade, it took part in the battles in the chernihiv region, we have photos of the fighters, they lived in the houses of ukrainians and sent native photos of stolen jewels and cosmetics, the armed forces of ukraine knoc

believes that these conclusions are confirmed in particular by the audio recording that the donbas realities received from his sourcesntelligence agencies of ukraine, this is a meeting of the acting commander of the 41st army, colonel oleg korotkevich, with the families of servicemen of the 35th motorized rifle brigade from the city of aleysk in altai . which carries the military designation of the guard cannot be disbanded. i know one small story that one military commander reporting let's say because of some other problems somehow i wasn't there present, as you understand. i am trying to say it as correctly as possible, like i loaded it with this question, well, it’s just a question that i just loaded it. that’s all with this roadblock, well, it’s just a question that humiliates. in april, we already talked about the 35th brigade, it took part in battles in the chernihiv region, we have photos of fighters , they lived in the houses of ukrainians and sent their relatives photos of stolen jewelry and cosmetics of the armed forces of the soviet union, they knocked out a brigade from chernihiv region even then there we

because based on you've just shown that that your your range of sources is beyond the the traditional diplomatic documents and and that wonderful audio clip is a reminder that that the really are a tremendous quantity of sources that you can draw and maybe say a brief word about that just to give listeners a sense of of how you and brendan piece together the from from various sources. yes, but thank you very much. so we we initially thought this was going to be a relatively short book. we didn't know how many sources we were going to find for a for a short period of time, but it quickly became clear just how much material there was because this is very much a global history global in the sense of the actors involved the idea is that we we want to look at the perspective of all of the major factors from the united states germany and japan but also for britain what the experience was like in 10 downing street in the kremlin from from france as well from bishi france because this has a global impact on so many different actors the perspective in china as well. so the idea is to be as global as possible because hitler's decision is ultim

reported that paul murdaugh's phone was found on a scene and he confirmed that source, on that phone, there is video which contains audios talking with his wife maggie close to the time of the murder. alex murdaugh, isn't seen the video bodies heard speaking with her, and that recording has a time stamp, which could be key to the investigation. we reached out to both of alex murdaugh's lawyers about all of this, they wouldn't go on camera but they told us on phone, they don't know the existence are quality of any evidence since he hasn't been charged. they did confirm this lad, the south carolina law enforcement decision, as infirmed murdaugh's that they intend to charge him with the murder but neither sled nor the attorney general has shared any evidence with them. >> randi, if the straight beings murder charges it clear what motive they would allege? >> it's quite unclear, anderson, in fact there's a lot of questions about the motive and it is really still a mystery, when i spoke with his lawyers today they describe his relationship with his wife maggie as a loving relationship, the lawyers also told me that maggie di

now this source says the 77 minutes that was also leaked to the austin american statesmen last week except this will have no audio which is what the families had requested. when the families meet in private with this committee, that's when the press will then get a copy of this report. and, boris, i have to tell you, it's been almost eight weeks since this tragedy happened, and there are still so many questions unanswered, still so many documents, videos, angles of cameras we have not been able to obtain, and one of the big questions that still remains especially after watching those 77 minutes of surveillance video, is why the police officers waited, why they waited in that hallway and didn't go in to save these children. we're going to have to see if this report actually answers that question. >> a critical question and we have heard conflicting statements from officials on the ground and locally there in uvalde. rosa flores from texas, thank you so much. let's bring in chief ramsay, the former commissioner of philadelphia, a former police chief of the nation's capital in washington, d.c. thank you for being wi

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audio cut-outs ] this is psychological, how to explain to yourselves this disaster. how to calm down your own feelings. i don't want to see any kind of alternative sourcesi believe my president, this is my country. this is one of the most popular positions. >> we'll have to leave it there. really appreciate getting an insight into russia right now as it goes through this war. completely different experience, obviously, from that of millions of ukrainians. andre kalisnokov from st. petersburg, russia, thank so much. >>> two americans recently died in the donbas region of ukraine according to the u.s. state department. there are no indidetails about individuals or the circumstances of their death. the state department says it is in touch with the families and providing assistance. >>> a major heat wave isn't letting up in the northeastern u.s. in fact, the worst may be yet to come. we'll look at how cities are adjusting to blazing temperatures ahead, and it's not just the u.s. facing these sweltering conditions. temperatures are also soaring across parts of europe and china. we'll have a look at the forecast after the break. yep, them too. it's an invigor

sources. >> thank you. thank you for being diligent in the protecting of the security of the american people with audio back. >> thank you. mr. jordan of ohio was recognized for five minutes. , are you juicing the numbers? >> i am not sure what you're referring to her. >> detecting opening sale with domestic dub domestic terrorism threats we have multiple whistleblowers come to our office tell us they are being pressured to categorize cases tn cases that are not. the opening of your statement, most of your statement talk about this new office are you juicing the numbers? >> i amca not aware of the references you're making to the whistleblowers. what i can tell you is the community has assessed the threat we face from domestic violent extremism is elevated that is consistent but. >> x i'm sorry i don't know that name. >> you don't have that name? mr. grassley does come he cited in his letter mr. gates brought them up in his five minutes of questing he's suppressed information is verifiable but hunter biden in 2020 do not know who this individual is questary because i'm sorry i don't know. >> was also interes

new audio of police officers who found the truck suggest a scene of total chaos in a frantic search for the driver. >> the sourcesd border patrol checkpoint in laredo, texas. that has raised questions on whether checkpoints along the highways between mexico and canada, more than 100 of them are effectively able to catch people and trucks entering illegally. those checkpoints are in an imperfect but important second line of defense after the border. even so texas state troopers world now operate their own inland checkpoint and take a more aggressive stance on inspections. this on the order of texas governor greg abbott, a fierce and vocal critic of the border policy. my? >> starting a soft live in los angeles, claudia, many thanks. >> we know she was going to be associated with some type of yoga studio when those foreign officials arrived they provided a handwritten login that was the same alias that she was going by when she traveled to costa rica. she cut her hair, she dyed her hair. she claimed she had some type of injury from a surfboard. >> accused of a load of triangle murder. world-class cyclist anna marais

sources of information regarding the subject of this investigation. this sounds to me like they have a whole lot of phone records and perhaps even audio recordings of potentiallyis witness. we know that mr. raffensperger has testified. what does this sound like to you, carol leonnig? >> well, i share your gut instinct, nicole, about phone records, at least metadata, at least they've gotten a trail of who pinged who on these respective days. it doesn't take a lot of work for a prosecutor to get that information, and it would be a sort of basic building block for this investigation. but i think as well, i'll add another two cents. lindsey graham will be put in a pressure cooker as a result of this subpoena, because no longer is it just whether or not my voters and supporters and my loyal base for getting re-elected as a senator. no longer is it whether or not they like how i've handled my relationship with donald trump. now, there's an investigation into a felony, a felony of interfering in a state election. and it has serious consequences, and it will amp up the temperature, the boiling point, if you will, underneath lindsey graham's feet to answer questions. o

she's working her sources in trump world, what is the mood after all the damning testimony you're hearing? >> certainly, some shock from trump officials, especially listening to the audiots, they were scrambling to get him to safety. that day, anderson. we're also learning some new reporting about one of the most remarkable moments of this hearing, which was of course, the out takes from trump's speech on january 7th. for those of us who cover the white house, it's not entirely surprising, because a lot of people who worked with trump as he recorded videos, often we have stories of what it was like to have these recordings. but my colleague, kevin liptak a reporting tonight, that what we saw tonight from the committee was just a portion of the outtakes. because it actually took about an hour for the former president to recorded that video, which, as we know, only ended up being a three minute video that was published on january 7th with his remarks. and i think when you look at the totality of this hearing, and you think about what part is going to bother trump the most, it's likely going to be that, anderson, because it's very revealing, it shows the president behind