and in canada it's because a lot the richard was writing the groggery wrote sun t.v. news which had been dubbed fox news north was just a rumor is modeled on america's number one news network and and it will feature a pushbutton about pushing conservative agenda advanced by a nice crazy bundle of mangled backs sweeping generalizations and induced him insinuations ok so that's that's what they want to do in canada now it was against the law because you can't call it something news if it's not actually news in canada so the stephen harper the prime minister says well let's just change the law the canadians are not going along with that and so this back to the canadian radio act says you may not broadcast any false or misleading news it's against the law so much like our fairness doctrine which reagan blew up in one nine hundred eighty seven which had nothing to do with determining whether i or or rush limbaugh quoted couldn't be on a particular radio station it had to do in public broadcasting in the public interest publishing in the in the public interest pure and simple th

never was something generational gap he watched news on t.v. yes i think much news on t.v. all the news are out in the net and they are faster. and then you can choose to select them you can tell who is going to wait for another three hours where the news bulletin goes on and then you hear something about here just like fifty seconds when it will go of what's interesting and then have the rip thirty minutes is about nothing i agree on a little retarded. in the old ways still. myself so i read in books are you still reading books. really really want setting pay pay pay pay pay people don't read in fair books but. how many books do you read. a month like a months in the last few months i have not read so your life. you go demanding the cost but probably because of too much struggling i think you're becoming an american you know because for russia. it's not enough a book a year isn't it if it's not reading books or american a book a year is ok we'll catch up i think it will be catching up ok now eric is is russia do you think russia is a place. at which the world's i t think kn

moscow time thanks for being with me our t.v. news channel it's kevin owen here tonight with our top story update for you a fresh fire fights break out across libya as the country spirals towards civil war and company duffy's attempting to regain control of key oil rich areas in the east over two thousand people have reportedly been killed during more than a fortnight of fighting. others international calls to end the violence grow louder there's pressure concerned now over the mounting possibility of u.s. intervention washington is gathering naval and marine forces near the libyan border . the story from us today hillary clinton says the u.s. is fighting and losing an information war with global media outlets including us that r.t. the us state department wants billions of dollars from congress to step up its propaganda efforts against the digital onslaught. coming up next of the history of the car bomb our crew explores the origins of influence of this form of deadly terrorism in the second part of our special report for you here on

maybe because of the generational gap you watch news on t.v. yes i can watch news on t.v. all the news or are in the net and they are faster. and then and you can choose how you can select them live on television to wait for another three hours when the news bulletin goes on you you're there now and then you hear something about it here just like fifty seconds of when what will or what's interesting and then the rest thirty minutes is about nothing i agree i'm a little retarded. in the old ways still. myself so i you're reading books are you still reading books. really real books are being paid to play paper paper books and reading paper books but less so how many books do you read. a month like a month in the last few months i have not read a single one. you could not in a class but probably because of too much struggling i think you are becoming an american you know before rushing it's not about a book a year isn't it it's not reading books or american a book a year is ok we'll catch up i think we'll be catching up ok now eric is is russia do you think russia is a place.

stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our t.v. . news today is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. welcome back to the spotlight i'm al doing of in just a reminder that this gentleman in front of me who is strongly resembles albert einstein is actually knee high al goodman vice president of the world association of russian press my personal friend and a man who met for a long time met colonel qadhafi not last year when he's sharing his impressions on the man well i would like to share the impression since you've been doing that. for a very long time and you've been reporting on the international situation not only in delhi just what would you say. probable is a foreign intervention and simply be how would you bet would you put your money and can. they play the. i concede that maybe it's a little less probable that's because as we can see makes very when concrete diplomatic steps are not exact he sent his representative to egypt probably you'll meet somebody from the

calls the reinforcement saying americans back to the hearts and minds is being lost on the globe's t.v. news screeds. instead of whole millennium follow aussies played soccer team as we told the rich cultural legacy of the gas problem. the ripples cools by be unrest in northern africa and across the middle east and now being felt far and wide. not south a situation. let's look at the implications of the ongoing unrest in the northern african region and what it means for the rest of the world geographically libya tunisia egypt and these are just some of the countries affected by the civil unrest there just across the sea from europe and estimated hundred forty thousand people have already fled unrest in libya into neighboring tunisia and egypt but the likelihood will actually stay there is rather slim italy has already received as many of thousand refugees who continue to pour into the country france greece and spain may just be next in line even before. the prospect of massive immigration has always been europe's was a nightmare in real terms it has never been substantial we have always been

coverage of women's sports on t.v. news and highlight shows has nearly evaporated since one thousand nine hundred nine from a high of nine percent of airtime devoted to women athletes in one nine hundred ninety nine to an unbelievable one point six percent in two thousand and nine the best. said this back to you by. the major networks are more likely to promote women as swimsuit models cheerleaders or props for a beer commercial and serious athletes a bikini fashion still in the in old ladies how was that. kept telling on telly this fixation on women's bodies is no different from playboy is women of the olympics issue or n.b.c.'s prime time coverage of women's beach volleyball a sport that just so happens to be played the bikini's on synthetic rechelle is why they go down as well as that i'll ever forget athletes are no longer the focus they're just another excuse to sell women's bodies to male viewers. here. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms. of the future of coverage. thank you i'm having h

maybe because of the generational gap watched news on t.v. yes i can watch news on t.v. all the news are are in the net and they are faster. and then you can choose and select them you can tell your to wait for another three hours when the news bulletin goes on and then you hear something about here just like thirty seconds of when it will go out what's interesting and then i had to read thirty minutes is about nothing i agree i little retard. i'm in the old ways still. myself so i read in books are you still reading books i am reading a real war setting pay pay pay pay pay people i am reading paper books but less so how many books do you read. a month like a month in the last few months i have not read so you don't want. your code money because of probably because of too much trouble and i think you're becoming an american you know because for russia it's not about a book a year is going to do it it's not reading books or american a book a year is ok we'll catch up but it will be catching up ok now is is rush do you think russia is a place. at which the world's i t think

areas you can always share your experiences by logging on to our facebook account and just into our t.v. news one word and our page also has the latest video analysis and news on the situation there in japan as one of the all our other top stories so if you know something that you think the rest of the world should hear about because to hear from you please log onto news on facebook. well higher than normal levels of radiation have been detected in the japanese capital raising fears among the local population and of course one of is in tokyo. very decent levels. it would have been raised not significantly and. presenting immediate danger to residents of the japanese capital of course at the same or you have to remember that the levels of radiation at around the problems are such that thousands of people have already been. tens of thousands have been told to keep their doors and windows shut and not leave their holmes so at some point they were . radioactivity levels of just north of tokyo and have been about thirty three times the norm so that is the situation that we're looking at right now

t.v. ever saw was baywatch and worldwide wrestling some five years ago western media outlets including b.b.c. and c.n.n. basically had a monopoly in the coverage of wall news things have changed a lot since then more and more viewers of crossed the walled tune into various foreign media to get a fresh take on the events our t.v. presence on you tube for example is a real hit almost three hundred million views c.n.n. or something like three million al-jazeera coverage of the unrest in the middle east and north africa has outdone the u.s. presentation of the events while many are happy to see this emerging media variety the head of the u.s. agency that manages the country's government one international broadcasting has basically called those foreign media enemies. i'm talking about walter isaacson's last year's infamous page to get more funding for his agency which among other media outlets one's voice of america later he backtracked on the. understatement though and said he was on. i've written statement land your stand pretty hostile message to foreign media trying to trying to provide a fresh perspective on world news but but this was effective state hill

coverage of women's sports on t.v. news and highlight shows as nearly evaporated since one nine hundred eighty nine from a high of nine percent of airtime devoted to women athletes in one nine hundred ninety nine to an unbelievable one point six percent in two thousand and nine the best deal for show period episode is brought to you by colder the major networks are more likely to promote women as swimsuit models cheerleaders were props for a beer commercial then serious athletes a bikini fashion show in the snow old ladies i was asked by r.l. call jack so on telly this fixation on women's bodies is no different from playboys women of the olympics issue or n.b.c.'s primetime coverage of women's beach volleyball a sport that just so happens to be played inside the bikini's on synthetic retail's want to go down as one of the hello never forget athletes are no longer the focus they're just another excuse to sell women's bodies to male viewers who need some t.v.'s here and. culture is that so much a given to you that if there's

items in the top news stories and have your say right here on our facebook account just enter our t.v. news has one word lots and lots of stories and headlines for you to go through right there pages of all the latest videos analysis and news on the situation as well as our top stories. now the french government has accused the japanese authorities of hiding the truth stand of the crisis at the damaged nuclear plant even as levels of radiation in tokyo are on the rise. is now in the capital port and how the country's long history of silencing nuclear scandals has panned out very nice and. it's about one hundred kilometers north of tokyo three hundred times the norm in the japanese level it self radiation levels i read about eleven times as high wire or higher than they should be or higher than what is going to be acceptable for be exposed to people who are being told by the government that the current radiation levels are either except to operate there or do not pose a danger to help however the evidence shows as history shows the japanese government has exactly proven it to be always so al

culture for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our t.v. . news you know song was sixteen years old when communities marmes that's not inside the song so it should not be honest for his crimes sean is being punished no rational person can deny that song has been punished is being honest and will be honest. as ours must be executed for the brutal crime committed this is punishment this is not. to mention. bands. because we've been immersed know me whatsoever. and i didn't come here just. first. this time the small. town. that is now. disarming saddam hussein. asked maturity of iraqi citizens. this if it brings further assurance that the torture chambers and the secret police are gone forever. flag flies again every embassy in kabul. cherish to watch occupied afghanistan. now occupy sales at guantanamo bay. commitment. it is appropriate to do this in accordance as but just began with the to be a bitch face lab studies class if you can shoot him enough so that it shocks them especially if it gets stuff which you don't actually breaking into homes cut

t.v. marti and the us isn't just paying for a new u.s. state department dollars also financed eagle for an afghan police drama former marine jake tiller barito says shows like this send a subconscious message to support the military support the police force in this sort of thing and in many ways it does on a broad scale what twenty four did here in the united states ten years into the u.s. war in afghanistan deliberate those those forty five percent of the media is run by rupert murdoch's news corp. creators of twenty four a series designed to drum up support for the war on terror in the u.s. twenty four was also created to support the doctrine of torture much of much of eagle force propaganda is out of afghanistan's trying to mimic that trying to say that confronting insurgents and confronting terrorists and what it is is a good thing and afghans who support but what's on screen in afghanistan contrasts with the reality off screen with little sign of afghan support with a staggering one point four trillion dollar deficit at home and prop

us in the dark about what leads up to and what happens after the chaos and the seizure get on our t.v. new york. and that is going to do it for now i'm christine for us our we do hope to see you back here in an hour and a half thanks for watching. wealthy british style. sometimes the spotlight on the. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my charger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to congress report on our. maximizer and welcome to the cause or report we're going to explain everything today using this simple slinky. to herbert's taste your own or just a server well max guys are going to set the scene for a slinky episode household wealth down twenty three percent in two years so according to the fed the average american families household net worth declined by twenty three percent between two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine the median net worth of households fell from one hundred twenty five thousand in two thousand and seven to ninety six thousand and two thousand and nine and the families of

we stop stories here on our t.v. news your headlines fears of foreign intervention and violence torn libya for a group of british special forces soldiers have reportedly been seized by protesters on sunday experts say it's not a concern for libya's people but interesting that while that's fueling some western reactions to the arrest with the u.s. economy already suffering over soaring prices at the park. hillary clinton asked for extra funds to spread u.s. media propaganda abroad it's a growing number of people going to other countries news outlets to get a fresh view on world events. and u.k. citizens wary of upcoming nationwide census its connection to a foreign arms manufacturers sparking calls for a boycott worldwide percival's out of poland for the long. up next we talk to middle east expert and head of russia's foreign affairs committee mccallum arguello who says it's a crucial time for the arab world as it searches for a new identity. come out of jail thank you very much for being with us today and for a pleasure.

worst of the quake and the resulting tsunami over seven hundred people are dead but as the rest in t.v. news out on the exits are wrong it's. possible a radiation leak from the fukushima nuclear plant well that remains the biggest concern i have about it is intake a fourteen. the government spokesman at the fukushima one power plant has in the last hour or two come out and said that the nuclear reactor there is not damage that was the main fear and in fact the radiation levels there are decreasing since the explosion happened there earlier today the main fear earlier was that the reactor itself had exploded in that explosion map it was damaged and if that was the case then radiation would have been leaking and then we would have had nuclear meltdown on our hands and that was actually a major concern until now because radioactive elements cesium and iodine both radioactive fuels that were in the. reactor they were remnants of those and found outside so the fear was that the cooling system of failed the backup generators was also failed and then the reactor itself went into meltdown and starte

calls for reinforcements saying america's battle for hearts and minds is being lost by the globe's t.v. news story. and step back a whole millennia and paul are these pools of fear as we tore the rich cultural legacy of got us labile. by the wrinkles caused by the unrest in northern africa and across the middle east are now being felt far and wide are going to show maps out the situation. let's look at the implications of the ongoing unrest in the northern african region and what it means for the rest of the world geographically libya tunisia egypt in algeria and these are just some of the countries affected by the civil unrest there just across the sea from europe and this to me that hundred forty thousand people have already fled unrest in libya into neighboring tunisia and egypt but the likelihood of actually staying there is rather slim it's only has already received as many as ten thousand refugees who continue to pour into the country france greece and spain may just be next in line even before these are priced in the prospect of massive immigration has always been europe's wars tonigh

morris some about the latest news and they've been closely monitoring group course on t.v. in the beginning they were afraid of another natural disaster heating the clothes so. what they are afraid of now is as a part of possibility of radiation contamination and they've been calling emergencies ministry of the line is almost always easy and trying to find out what preventive measures could be taken and many told me that as they watch news reports they can't believe their eyes that these disaster scene is unfolding so close in such a seriously to russia's food it's even the beginning shortly after the earthquake and tsunami in japan they were mostly afraid of a natural disaster which could hit i think the north is close to russia they are afraid of another tour novel now which could happen close to their homes. to report a critical radiation level seven hundred times higher than normal have been recorded of the second nuclear power plant in northeastern japan authorities are currently investigating claims at the facility in our initial reports of the radiation may have blow

footage of the bombardment of libya was much more i think the work of you tube dot com slash on t.v. . news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations room today. well the u.n. security council was to hold a closed door meeting in a few hours time to discuss the situation in libya and was called at the request of russia let's get more from our to his credit she can live for us in washington so we have any more information on what's going to be on the table of this evening well i mean so the fears are that the coalition forces could be going beyond the u.n. authorized no fly zone measures and russia has called a security council meeting behind closed doors to once again weigh it on the situation and to look at the results of the intervention there are lots of questions on the table as to go limits of the intervention really and also to coalition forces which is. the question that everybody is asking here is could our target now the pentagon says no in fact if i secretary robert gates said targeting

domestically and internationally to implant globalist messages corporatist messages in movies and t.v. news and in newspapers and radio and the jig is up i know people are aware of that so i would tell the state department stop lying stop and gauging edition from asia and stop attacking freedom stop attacking other sovereign nations stop being propaganda stop being modern shows of gerbils nazi propaganda ministers and people might start thinking you i thinking of you is trustworthy sources you guys use the public faith and abused it to the point of if you even tell the truth no one believes you i mean if the us government controlled media tells the public the sky is blue they think it's red if they tell people something's up folks think it's down if it's black it's white no one believes this orwellian propaganda system anymore we said mention of course to our viewers that there are government funded channels here in the us in fact there are actually seven of them that broadcast around the world the problem is the audiences are dwindling with nothing coming close to making an impact at least

those correspondents there and you can also find us on facebook stay updated on our page it is our t.v. news. from the danish institute for international studies says this operation in libya is proving to be another key test for the e.u. and nato and there's no sign of how it will conclude. it is fair to say that there finitely there is no clear understanding of what the endgame of this mission is supposed to be clearly all the big bold aspirations about the e.u. playing a foreign and security policy role here are really being discredited i mean if there was one field and one a battleground where the e.u. should have proven its ambitions well this is precisely its back yard and clearly you are seeing that this is not working and then of course the other issue is that who is left to do the job and then we are back at the old cold war style alliance and that is the nato option if the idea of ground troops becomes actual their objective would become regime change rather than protecting the civilian population if ground troops are not considered the only other option by enforcing the no fly zone

and is this insured or t.v. new york and earlier i spoke with frederic hof men who is the author of this book a short history of the american stomach we talked about the tale of two very different dinner tables as well as some of the causes and effects of this great divide what's that happening lately is that these food markets the big grain markets in chicago the chicago mercantile exchange have really been kidnaped to the interests of very large banks in the united states and that's because of a new kind of product called a derivative in other words we've had derivatives and mortgage backed securities we've got all sorts of derivatives that have driven world economy into a tailspin well what's happening now is that there's a food bubble that's being caused by very large financial interests taking it increasingly large stakes in the global food supply why are they doing this because there's value in it because increasingly what we're seeing is that arable land fresh water grain food these are going to be the most v

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actions there's a new t.v. show out there which basically looks at one hundred one different ways to get kicked off the show and every time somebody gets voted off the show you get to choose how they leave so they can get like strap to a boat fall off a plane all kinds of crazy stuff what does this say about our country jenny i think it says something and i'm so excited. i don't know if you know i don't know if you know enough either of you know i consider myself a reality t.v. connoisseur our. reality t.v. happens to be one of my favorite things in the world and this show is brought to us from the same people who brought us wipeout and i think that it's going to be amazing it's a really well in england the bastion of all things reality t.v. everything that we've got comes from them so yeah i'm excited and we have enough bad reality t.v. disasters from. oh gosh i mean i like to talk about reality t.v. is a distraction from my news and things we should care about i mean this i this probably falls in the ever exp

t.v. don't come. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are rooted a clue. top stories this hour on t.v. a crisis at the fukushima power plant in japan worsens as reports say a partial nuclear meltdown is under way while the country struggles to tackle the damage caused by the earthquake the official death toll has risen to over four thousand as for the survivors below zero temperatures are compounding the nightmare of a hall for a million people now displaced. as radiation levels continue to rise japanese authorities claim there's no imminent threat to people's health but the country's track record of covering up past nuclear programs makes many fishel version of events. in libya pro-government forces are taking more learned from the rebels meanwhile the u.n. is set to discuss imposing a no fly zone over the country a measure opposed by most states. and up to date with more news from in about fifteen minutes from now but first though the sports news

t.v. don't come. news today violence is once again flared up.hese are the images go world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. go overdrawn everything u.k. considers military intervention in the bed there if it is the only girl and violence in north africa could trigger another disastrous containing. the us our turf a pure acquaint you do out there in a new form a from war with war in media and of moving get among those who are winning the war she named r t i'll be back with more in just a few minutes. the bumpy and revolutionary road as the last leader of the soviet union turns eighty also takes a look at the country's democratic transition and what sort of belittled me will go but child for bringing destruction along with it. welcome to our twenty four hour news live from moscow. storing our libyan rebel forces claim to have sought all that's hard by forces loyal to colonel gadhafi in the oil rich turn of bread with reports of fourteen dead meanwhile the u.n. is warning of an impending humanitarian c

t.v. don't come. news today violence is once again flared up.hese are the images both world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. on our team tonight who of iraq has the u.k. considers will it prevent from libya there are fears the ongoing violence in north africa could trigger another disastrous campaign. time as washington seeks to shake up its foreign policy with members of congress to question the u.s. government's ability to back the right candidate in north africa and the middle east. plus a bumpy revolutionary road as the last leader of the soviet union turns eighty c. takes a look at the country's democratic transition and why some blame. for bringing destruction along with it. good morning from moscow if you just tuned to assume watching the r.t. news channel and want to hear moscow time my name is kevin and our top story the opposition in libya claims to afford off an attack by colonel gadhafi forces in the eastern oil rich turn progress reports though say fourteen people have been killed in t

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