t.v. america. picture oil companies dumping toxic waste in rivers or imagine and hailing smoke and sludge from factories smokestacks this was business as usual here in the usa until april twenty two thousand nine hundred seventy when millions of americans took to the streets that was the first annual earth day and that same year the environmental protection agency under the direction of president richard nixon was created forty eight years later are we better off let's ask dr riess halter who might introduce himself as an earth doctor a powerful voice for bees trees and seas he is the author of among other books save nature and now reese thank you for being here. thanks paula the new york times has compiled a list of sixty seven environmental rules on the way out under trump which by the times' count includes thirty three rules overturned twenty four rollbacks and progress and ten rollbacks in the limbo and many of these actions have been taken under the radar via the executive orders for which can

t.v. america. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into salsa security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't all the stocks are not part of the american economy. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars fine tamping each day. eighty five percent of global will you loans to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise want to secure some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one b

shit that's going to happen this way another sixty to ninety days but his his image in america is america's t.v. father is tatar is no more there are more than thirty i think fifty some woman who came forward and husing him of sexual assault and it's really just been like you said a watershed moment you know many people in the african-american community initially really stood by him and they didn't want to believe the worst about him but as more and more women came forward everybody pretty much has abandoned. its guns this is a this is something that a lot of people wouldn't even imagine just a year and a half ago no i mean the stories both to the bill cosby have been circulating for quite some time but they were downplayed by a lot of people not just the african american community but among his millions of fans world worldwide but it's also i think it's so difficult to reconcile the image that we have of him as america's dad from from the from the cosby show as a as a pioneer for civil rights that to reconcile vast with the facts have come out about his being more or less a sexual predator i'l

yet that's going to happen this way another sixty to ninety days but his his image in america as america's t.v. father is tatar is no more there are more than thirty i think fifty some woman who came forward accusing him of sexual assault and it's really just been like you said a watershed moment you know many people in the african-american community initially really stood by him and they didn't want to believe the worst about him but as more and more women came forward everybody pretty much has abandoned. its guns this is a this is something that a lot of people wouldn't even imagine just a year and a half ago no i mean the stories both bill cosby had been circulating for quite some time but they were downplayed by a lot of people not just the african union but among his millions of fans world worldwide but it's also i think it's so difficult to reconcile the image that we have of him as america's dad from from the from the cosby show as a as a pioneer for civil rights that to reconcile that with the facts have come out about his being more or less a sexual predator i'll say it right out that

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forbes will let you know america loses play not rejoining the t.v. the threat of trade the president three wars have unintended results but few could have predicted how quickly grassroots politics in america would pressure the administration to reconsider its position on the t.v. big yeah magazine for rich people farmers in nebraska are showing up at trump of events with signs that say. no they're not. you see this forbes writer is involved in the age old tradition of blue sheet. farmers may be upset if soybean prices suffer from the trade war drums creating but none of them are demanding the t.p. be in fact most of the p.p.p. and if you knew this doesn't have to do with trade as the wiki leaks files stated the t.p. is basically a corporation's charter assigning a variety of rights and powers to corporations in the name of free trade and that's why the t.p. is a grave threat to freedom of information civil rights and access to health care but have no fear trump then reversed course again saying well japan and south korea would like us to go back into

and if you see it somewhere else you can also find r t america on direct t.v. channel three two one and dish two eight zero i'm holland cook back next week and on twitter in the meantime question more. of the boys so much at all of them mama. i don't. know if. you do a little for you. but if they have the chilcote you know. sort of. you come with. us from. here for everyone that is. but. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to move truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to gold but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and slowdowns for much the last jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've sig

forbes will let you know america loses by not rejoining the t.v. the threat of trade the president three wars have unintended results but few could have predicted how quickly grassroots politics in america would pressure the administration to reconsider its position on the t.v. big yeah magazine for ridge creative all farmers in nebraska are showing up at trump of events with signs that say. they know their dot. you see this forbes writer is involved in the age old tradition of boom she. farmers may be upset if soybean prices suffer from the trade war drums creating but none of them are demanding the t.p. be in fact most of the p.p.p. and if you know this doesn't have to do with trade as the wiki leaks files stated the t.p. is basically a corporation's charter assigning a variety of rights and powers to corporations in the name of free trade and that's why the t v p is a grave threat to freedom of information civil rights and access to health care but have no fear trump then reversed course again saying well japan and south korea would like us to go

t.v. series using puppets from the puppet theater first america might then in the one nine hundred seventy s. and glorious technicolor. i mean or you know on the sympathy of the interesting thing about jim button is that he influenced whole generations and continues to do so the books the radio play the puppet version and now this film that's why we keep these michelle ndaa stories alive. is a missile. i believe in hiding could. according to the makers of the film it took almost sixteen years to get the story up on the big screen production cost around twenty five million euros making it one of the most expensive german productions ever killing took place and back here in germany and in cape town in south africa. there's a huge the every department really put their heart and soul into it so that the story stayed true to the original and didn't get torn apart. or that it would be for them that was all and they were they thought about how they could bring it to the screen in the most lively and contemporary way. and they did jim bouton america's the engine drivers adventure is a fabulous rio

t.v. tonight a declaration of dependence for america's mainstream media is the watchdog of the government's becoming a parrot of the president i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this year by false news has become a call to comment on those who say media this fake media is trying to silence us from some media outlets publishing same fake stories without checking facts for i call the fake news the enemy of the people and they are extremely proud of the quality balanced journalism that c.b.s. four news produce this but the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house this is extremely dangerous to our democracy this is extremely dangerous to our democracy this is extremely dangerous to our democracy this is extremely sick stream this is extremely dangerous streaming dangerous to our democracy to our democracy this is extremely dangerous to our democracy when i'm president and they're not. also coming up remembering her fight against apartheid and her struggles with matters of the heart south africa's winnie mandela has done. that pin is sometimes too much to big. moves that

t.v. tonight a declaration of dependence for america's mainstream media is the watchdog of the government becoming a parrot of the president i'm burned off in berlin this is the day.

america's daddy. u.s. court finds t.v. star bill cosby guilty of sexually assaulting a woman at his home. a new history begins now those are the words of kim jong il and after he became the first north korean leader to set foot in the south since the end of the korean war kim was greeted by south korean president mean jay in as he crossed the demarcation line dividing the two countries moon also briefly stepped into the north side of the border they then walked to the venue where they held the first face to face meeting between leaders of the two koreas in more than a decade and just moments ago they planted a memorial tree in a gesture that is meant to symbolize peace they use soil from the highest mountains on each side of the demarcation line they also unveiled a stone marker which read planting peace and prosperity live now to our diplomatic editor james bay who is observing all of this from nearby power jews i'm from your point of view james how successful has the summit been so far. certainly the optics have been extremely good the pictures. the world have seen are historic we have

t.v. networks and he made the point that america has got an obligation to follow through on this deal that others have signed it and if they break the deal then they would consider the deal absolutely broke it and he suggested that if that was the case then iran could could renew its nuclear program at a much faster pace than we've seen in the past we have put a number of options for ourselves and those options are ready including options that would involve. resuming at a much greater speed or nuclear activities. and those are all. envisage within the dea and those options ready to be implemented and we would make the necessary decision. when we see fit you have to remember that donald trump also has john bolton has his new security adviser someone who sits. did there should be regime change in iran and also he would like to see mike pompeo confirmed as his new us secretary of state his current cia director who spoke in a quite forcibly on the iran deal in the past but it won't just be negative voices that donald trump will be hearing in the coming days. the german chancellor will also be

downfall of the man known as america's diet a u.s. court finds t.v. star bill cosby guilty of sexually assaulting a woman as his. new history begins now those are the words of kim jong un the after he became the first north korean leaders to set foot in the south since the end of the korean war kim was greeted by the south korean president mean jay in as he crossed the demarcation line dividing the two countries moon also briefly stepped into the north side of the border then walked to the venue where they are holding the first face to face meeting between leaders of the two koreas in more than a decade of diplomatic editor james space has been monitoring the latest from paul . on the south side of the. technically they are still at war but this was carefully choreographed to create a new atmosphere of peace north korean leader kim jong un entered from the north side of the demarcation line the south korean president loon jay in the seat at the concrete block that marks the start of his country's territory. a historic handshake. and then something in

t.v. manages to do he's a weasel war heroics he exposed america war crimes they want to be concrete and you know this is just my friend a nice really and i'm a fashion just on the call vivienne westwood to see him quite regularly and support him whenever i can a petition calling for the communications blackout to be lifted has already been supported by over thirty thousand people it opens with a letter signed by a group of prominent intellectuals artists and activists demanding the whistleblower be allowed to exercise his freedom of speech a song that took refuge inside the embassy in twenty twelve after being accused of rape in sweden a case later put on hold by. the whistleblower fears leaving the embassy and being extradited to america where he faces charges of espionage australian journalist john pilger says there's a lot more than that right now to worry about. this is about a war on freedom of speech this man is being denied the most basic rights freedom of speech it's part of a wider the wider war is against known enemies and russia is one of them china is another but at the moon at

t.v. is again being targeted. it's the cradle of jazz. this is america the america we. know and this jazz feel. the city of climatic testify is alligators on the loose of poverty and crime by the members of my family close most. of street racing in the face of the night. in new orleans. the best place in the world. while profits for samsung electronics the world's largest smartphone maker have reached record levels and reach it years shareholders the company is being run as a result following a vote by shareholders samsung is expanding its board of directors to include three more independent members in an effort to increase corporate governance one of the new independent directors will be the only woman on the samsung board and the only serve on the board shareholders reportedly want more. from the board and light of the de facto leader of samsung lead j. young who is the grandson of the same sun founder who recently served time in jail for his involvement in a government corruption scandal he was released in february the renaissance of vinyl well that comeback has reached a new landmark the an

t.v. manages to do he's a he's a war hero he exposed america war crimes they want to be concrete and you know this is just brenda nice really and i'm a fashion that brenda nice really and i'm a fashion just. seemed quite regularly and supportive whenever i can a petition calling for the communications blackout to be lifted has already been supported by over thirty thousand people it opens with a letter signed by a group of prominent intellectuals artists and activists demanding the worst be allowed to exercise his freedom of speech a song she did of course take refuge inside the embassy in twenty twelve after being accused of rape in sweden that's a case that was dropped by officials in stockholm it was about our fears leaving the embassy and being extradited to to america where he does face charges of espionage we spoke to australian journalist john pilger he says a lot more than is currently at stake. this is about a war on freedom of speech this man has. the most basic rights freedom of speech it's part of why is why the war is against no one and russia is one of them china is another but

t.v. networks and he made the point that america has got an obligation to follow through on this deal that others have signed it and if they break the deal then they would consider the deal absolutely broke it and he suggested that if that was the case then iran could could renew its nuclear program at a much faster pace than we've seen in the past we have put a number of options for ourselves and those options are ready including options that would involve. resuming at a much greater speed or nuclear activities. and those are all. envisage within the dea and those options ready to be implemented and we would make the necessary decision. when we see fit. you have to remember that donald trump also has john bolton has his new security adviser someone who suggested should be regime change in iran and also he would like to see mike pompey are confirmed as his new u.s. secretary of state has come the cia director who spoke in a quite forcibly on the iran deal in the past but it won't just be negative voices that donald trump will be hearing in the coming days until a merkel the german chancell

t.v. networks and he made the point that america has got an obligation to follow through on this deal that others have signed it and if they break the deal then they would consider the deal absolutely broke it and he suggested that if that was the case then iran could could renew its nuclear program at a much faster pace than we've seen in the past we have. put a number of options for ourselves and those options are ready including options that would involve. resuming at a much greater speed. nuclear activities. and those are all. envisaged within the deal and those options are ready to be implemented and we would make the necessary decision. when we see fit you have to remember that donald trump also has john bolton has his new security advisor someone who suggested there should be regime change in iran and also he would like to see mike pompey are confirmed as his new u.s. secretary of state has come the cia director who spoke about quite forcibly on the iran deal in the past but it won't just be negative voices that donald trump will be hearing in the coming days until america the germa

represented something he represented you said america's that he also represented a pioneer in the civil rights movement he was the first black star of a t.v. show i spy back in the day he was on saturday morning television for children when we hear of course we grew up with him we grew up with him and he was part of our childhood and it was he was he was an iconic figure in america and it seems almost impossible to reconcile that image of bill cosby that we have with what we found out in this trial yeah and just to bring that point home listen to one of cosby's many accusers just moments after the verdict was announced. i feel i don't feel that i mean. right there i have right here right there like i'm dreaming of. the pinch me. feel like i'm dreaming i feel like i. when you first heard that you were not trying to answer but. i feel like i'm in humanity is well yeah interestingly i mean to interrupt you but the there was something right after the verdict was announced we also saw a bit of a different side of cost because he's lashed out yelled at the district attorney called him an a hole he started screaming definitely not the image of a

t.v. yet to tell us why we should care about syria there is no how america is no ted kennedy there's no robert byrd ok the i believe that the tweet from rand paul is very honorable and certainly to the point but no one has stood up on the senate floor and said do we really know what we're doing and where this is do we have a conclusion to this or is this just the president b.s. and everybody right now interests of the american people how are the american people served by going after assad in syria these are the questions that no one's asking the american people are too busy looking at the risk a pictures of stormy daniels say there's too much of a fever pitch attitude to get rid of this president on capitol hill trying to speculate who he's going to fire next and see if he can walk into a constitutional crisis so we can get rid of him how about let's saving the country before we save trump or over or save the country before we render a decision on trump most definitely i had soltz news with that always a pleasure to have you on today has so much they are so much they're always that way and we'

t.v. in nigeria kates yanni. germany. i'm here in lagos my calling joins us from kenya hi sharon. well hello america and hello to everybody today we are going to be focusing on extreme weather really every continent is affected in some way by powerful storms floods or drought this is largely the result of climate change which is at least in part due to human activity but that is not all that we have for you today also coming up. we'll show you how the people of cape town dealing with the last what a long time. lessons learned five years after the song. how much has changed. and saying no to deforestation how it's being produced sustainably you can see about you know. when you think of extreme weather in africa right now it's hard to ignore the ongoing drought in south africa cape town in particular has been struggling with severe water shortages the dreaded day zero when the city's reserve was while predicted to run dry has been deferred for the moment but the crisis is a far from over everybody is having to save water from schools to private households and hotels let's begin by looking at what peop

to kill you over each back heeled america to give the eagles a one nil lead in the seventy fifth minute a red card for the t.v. a great game show could an extra man on the pitch choke it took advantage of the level to school well they thought they did but frankel decided to it was called for the handball. the replay confirmed the call was correct. i want to play in the final i want to win the final we wanted that last year the consolation is the same again a top opponent will see what happens in a few weeks now we have four games still in the bundesliga we also want to do well for the shuttle could use it morning while frankfurt is returning to the final once again this time facing burn munich in berlin on may nineteenth. we just have time for a minder of our top stories here and have you israel has kicked off celebrations to mark seventy years since the jewish state was founded in the middle east prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel won't spare those who raise a hand against it but he also hinted at better relations with some arab countries and french president tonight on the cause due to visit germ

t.v. international with me they care and good to have you with us now the u.s. is threatening russia with new sanctions over syria this follows a combined assault by america and its allies against the assad government the u.s. envoy to the united nations said russia will face new restrictions over its support for damascus. so you will see that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope that they listen to it. well as nikki haley has mentioned that the proposed sanctions would hit russian companies they deal with the syrian government's the planned restrictions on the strike on syria and ending an alleged chemical weapons program there one of the targets of the u.s. led attack was a research facility near damascus the syrian government says it was a civilian objects we spoke to an engineer who works there who said that the international chemical weap

t.v. . from the. freedom away from behind the counter game ends of pennsylvania. freedom wait until september after a problem. that freedom from the members of congress are coming. across america people online chess washington is about to experience the biggest protest in the country's history african-americans are demanding the civil rights. just before midnight dr martin. the king jr arrives in the capital it is the high point of a life of activism for the baathist preacher from atlanta georgia. a quarter of a million people have come to washington to hear him speak. he will share his dream a dream of an america without racism. martin luther king is the undisputed leader of the civil rights movement and us fight against racial discrimination has told his followers to be unafraid to exhaust own legal means at their disposal and above all to never use violence. for african-americans in the southern states the situation is dire. in mississippi alabama and georgia white racists are terrorizing blacks. as bombing homes lynching innocent people and murdering schoolchildren all because of a leaf and as a period of the white race. on his way to the hotel came stops at the lincoln me

t.v. in nigeria k.p.n. in kenya and joyce about life in germany i'm now thai i'm here in lagos i'm my colleague joins us from kenya hi sharon. well hello america.

t.v. brings. us up with a quick. look. at the. alarm richard just put in you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we've been tracking this week in latin america the news media are playing central roles into stores the arrival of brazilian troops onto the streets of rio de janeiro and the aftermath of a disputed election in honduras facebook is dealing with the fallout of the cambridge analytical story governments in washington and london are demanding answers another big chunk of the turkish news media is now in pro-government hands and which egyptian presidential candidate would you vote for the one on the left or the one on the right it's been a busy few years for the brazilian news media starting with the impeachment of a president dilma rousseff in two thousand and sixteen then covering the controversy or policies of her successor michelle tamar and then on to the corruption conviction last year of the most popular politician in the country lula da silva and now the assassination of a city councilor in rio de janeiro a woman who embodied a new kind of politics on behalf of the country's pour money on the franco's murder was a hit job clea

forbes will let you know america loses play not rejoining the t.v. e threat of trade the president trade wars have unintended results but few could have predicted how quickly grassroots politics in america would pressure the administration to reconsider its position on the t.v. big yeah magazine for ridge creative all farmers in nebraska are showing up at trump of events with signs that say they know their dot. you see this forbes writer is involved in the age old tradition of boom she. farmers may be upset if soybean prices suffer from the trade war drums creating but none of them are demanding the t.p. be in fact most of the t.v. big enough you know this doesn't have to do with trade as the wiki leaks file stated the t.p. is basically a corporation's charter assigning a variety of rights and powers to corporations in the name of free trade and that's why the t v p is a grave threat to freedom of information civil rights and access to healthcare but have no fear trump then reversed course again saying well japan and south korea would like us to go ba