t.v. news. is also an admirer of the feared. all the clothes i have made and they are in line with a modest islamic t.v. dress code is. the focus here isn't on the black color of the dress but on the precious stones it's just right for new year's eve show us or maybe for international women's day or maybe even our chechen women stay. for the sort of occasions we have special dresses. this is evening wear dresses like this can be worn at social events and weddings alike decorated with beads swarovski crystals and gemstones the pleasure of wearing one will cost around ten thousand dollars. this even here we can see details of church and woman's national dress. this is the lower part of the dress. this is the vest specifically in traditional church and woman style the church and peoples. but this is more secular and modern we also use modern cots decorative trimmings and accessories it's all contemporary with the dress is designed with a more to envision. the first lady of chechnya make a deal of a also works as the chief fashion de

there's bad news for major t.v. news networks in the u.s. whose audiences are dwindling according to an american thing tank its study shows there was a turning away because of painted coverage of carefully selected stories a place of actual news reporting i manage it examines the phenomena. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody that all media are opinion it to a certain extent we all are a study by the pew research center gauges the extent to which the three major us channels are opinionated on m.s.m. b. c opinion fills a full eighty five percent of the study fox forty five percent c.n.n. about the same the study says since two thousand and seven they have all cut back sharply on the amount of actual reporting on their airwaves what filled the void was relatively cheap provocative debate the studies suggest that by becoming more and more opinionated the channels have been losing their viewers this annual state of the media report says nearly one third of consumers that they surveyed said they have abandoned a news outlet because it no lo

t.v. news anchor. is also an admirer of the film. all the clothes i have made and they are in line with a modest islamic t.v. dress code is. the focus here isn't on the black color of the dress but on the precious stones it's just right for new year's eve show us or maybe for international women's day or maybe even our chechen women's day. for these sort of occasions we have special dresses. this is evening wear dresses like this can be worn at social events and weddings alike decorated with beads swarovski crystals and gemstones the pleasure of wearing one will cost around ten thousand dollars. this here we can see details of church and woman's national dress. this is the lower part of the dress. this is the vest specifically in traditional church and woman style the church and peoples. but this is more secular and modern we also use modern cots decorative trimmings and accessories it's all contemporary with the dress is designed with a more to envision. the first lady of chechnya make a deal of a also works as the chief fashion desi

thirteen minutes past the t.v. news networks in the u.s. are seeing a slump with a new research poll saying audiences are turning out in greater numbers the pew study shows viewers are starting to shy away from the news networks that devote more airtime to a paper is analysis than the hard facts on the ground reporting or he's guided schon takes a look. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody that all media or opinionated to a certain extent we all are a study by the pew research center gauges the to which the three major us channels are opinionated on m.s.n. b.c. opinion fills a full eighty five percent of the channel's air time according to this study fox forty five percent c.n.n. about the same the study says it doesn't and they have all cut back sharply on the amount of actual reporting on their airwaves what filled the void was relatively cheap provocative debate the studies suggest that by becoming more and more committed the channels have been losing their viewers this annual state of the media report says nearly one third of consu

and americans will say no to t.v. news networks a recent study shows the audiences for the major broadcasters are plummeting through try to find out who want. the six pm here in the russian capital your lot of us on our team with me. while the u.s. is yet to decide whether the red line is being crossed in syria president obama's reiterated the use of chemical weapons would be a game changer washington claims or there's growing evidence the arsenal was deployed by assad's forces with some american lawmakers now pushing for direct action in the country archies marina point ny has the details. u.s. president barack obama was delivering some fierce words in the aftermath of tables comments he indicated that washington will conduct its own independent investigation into syria's alleged use of chemical weapons and a separate probe will be conducted in conjunction with the united nations america's leaders said the world can't stand by and permit the use of chemical weapons obama has previously stated that the use of chemical weap

to the long haul i'd like to check in with barry no one for an update from boston buries a former t.v. news cast for the b.b.c. t.v. ad boston and a professor of journalism at boston university gary thanks for staying with us. so what's the latest. the latest is people trying to ignore all the rumors and tell we get information that is something that the police say this is for certain we know the one hundred or so people have been admitted to hospitals and sought medical care some of the injuries are really grievous we know two are dead we know that there were two explosions at least and that police have said that they found two other explosive devices and one of the things to begin to think about is the odd timing of this how this went off around three o'clock and anybody has ever run a marathon knows that this is about the time in the event where the people that are coming across the finish line are not the people that are the top elite athletes that may when some money these are people who don't even get free shoes for running the marathon these are people that train the year people that

for all the gold in colombia on our t.v. . news. they've never been interested in has nothing to do with that they were different church and they're peaceful people. two brothers suspected of monday's marathon bombings denied links to chechen terrorism one of the men is dead and the others on the run off for a police shootout. were a huge manhunt is currently underway as locals are want to stay off the streets. details emerge about the suspects background the family moved to the u.s. about a decade ago after a year in dagestan in the north caucasus fugitives russian social network account contains links to islamic sites raising questions why the suspects didn't draw the attention of security services sooner. just joined us you're watching our team with me kevin owen it's nine pm here in moscow one in the afternoon in boston united states this friday.

journalist jeff cohen just came out with a new op ed arguing that jokesters might be the only ones telling the truth he writes it says something about mainstream t.v. that the toughest most consistent questioners of militarism and defenders of civil liberties are not the news channel for the comedy channel. and that way back in the days of shakespeare when the one person who dared to speak the truth the king with a gesture i asked him and i was joined earlier by jeff cohen journalism professor at attica college who discussed why we see this trend of comedians calling it like it is there's a certain amount of intimidation i worked at m s n b c i was at fox i was at c m m . the news channels they take their lead from the elites of the political party and that's n.b.c. week stemming leans to the democrats fox obviously leans to the republicans and when the leaders of the two major parties aren't debating something and they usually don't debate foreign intervention both party elites agree on expanding drone strikes they both agreed on expanding the war in afghanistan the leaders of both parties agreed on the invasion of iraq so there's not a lot of de

journalist jeff cohen just came out with a new op ed arguing that these jokesters may be the only ones telling the truth he writes it says something about mainstream t.v. that the toughest most consistent questioners of militarism and defending of civil liberties are not the news channels but they're the comedy channel. and we back back in the day of the shakespeare when the only people who would dare speak the truth of the king or the jest earth while this to discuss this i'm joined by jeff cohen the man himself journalism professor at the college jeff why are we seeing this trend of comedians calling it like it is why are they the only ones doing this well i think there's a certain amount of intimidation i worked at m.s.n. b c i was at fox i was at c.n.n. at the news channels they take their leads from the elites of the political party it's a mess and b. c. leaks them it leans to the democrats fox obviously leans to the republicans and when the leaders of the two major parties aren't debating something and they usually don't debate foreign intervention both party elites agree on expanding drone strikes they both agreed on expanding the war in afghan

and americans say no to t.v. news networks a recent study shows the audience is up for the major pull cost is up plummeting we tried to find out why.

and americans say no to t.v. news networks a recent study shows the audiences for the major broadcasters are plummeting we try to find out why.

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taxi on our t.v. . the news about international airport in the very heart of moscow. the column finally reaches the village all the villagers are they or their presence is obligatory. as they must go by yet my dear comrades but men and women farmers miners and a lot of new faces are present at the side of the villagers excavator drivers and gold washers who have just come out here each meeting with the civilians is a political platform and with the arrival of the multinationals the anti-government speeches have been injected with new life you know and you know. unit in the. i mean a deal is an estimate they mining operation is a capitalist strategy to win the trust of the investors they buy more and more helicopters planes and weapons in order to enable the multinationals to work in peace in colombia that i know they've been going on that's the policy of trust for the investors. after the fine speech practical questions the gorilla arbitrates all matters divorce is chicken faffed more respect for discipline. today the defendant is pedro an excavator owner when peter h

for all the gold in colombia on our t.v. . the news about international and world in the very heart of moscow. no space tracking ground station no local satellite registered to meteorite as it approached the earth they could only register as trails which remain visible in the atmosphere for nine hours plus going on there and no one has been on the platform which. the unexpected attack from space threaten the lives of seven million people . of such size are very hard to pinpoint i would even say that of the time being it's impossible no one has such equipment telescopes are used to observe larger objects this is something we have to work at the top priority area of technology development impacts in the past and they will happen in the future. the scale of these impacts will greatly depend on. which was almost the same as a missile attack except that it came from space. order to reduce the chance of it happening again we have to protect our country with maybe five telescopes it would cost about half a billion rubles of the same cost in d

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that the industry is regulated right now is outdated and the media you're saying news web sites that more and more like t.v. channel that the channels have their news websites it's all converged is that impartiality or sport for us to compete york city to not entirely know we firmly advocate that the public service book cost us in this country should be just to the exactly the same way as they do not they provide the benchmark the measure of impartiality how achievable is impartiality i know that right now there is the impartiality clause but nevertheless we have perceived biases from all these journals that exists right now doesn't personality exist at all well it's a very slippery concept is you quite right to say but one of the advantages of a plural media landscape is that different people will approach the question of impartiality from slightly different perspectives i don't think you can say impartiality means that there is one way of doing it which is the only. right way but what impartiality does do is cut out the kind of political proselytizing that you're quite right in saying you find in quite a

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t.v. and news reporters continued to pepper pr the governor today with morere questions. for virginia governor bob mcdonnell to schedule his ask the governor interview. a front page headline in "the washington post" revealed that the fbi is looking at the relationship betweenonship b mcdonnell, his family members,m, and johnny williams senior, ther owner of a company called star scientific, which makes products that claim various health benefits. >> governor mcdonnell has gotten large political donations from williams, and his familyfay members have accepted large gifts, which under virginia law doesn't have to be disclosed. mcdonnell told the radio host there was no quid proquo to proq gifts for his family. >> i think it's important to the people of virginia know that th nothing has been done withbe regard to my relationship with mr. williams or his company star scientific to give any kind of special benefits to him or his company. >> reporter: mcdonnell was asked by reporters use whethe the family's undisclosedsclose acceptance of gifts might give the appearance of impr

. >> woodruff: hari sreenivasan has the story of aereo-- a new internet t.v.ervice and the backlash from traditional broadcasters. >> theres millions and millions of dollars this in the:s that the broadcast networks have-- receive in licensing fees from cable companies. they want aereo's pay in the same way. >> brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: and we remember jonathan winters-- the comedian who mastered improvisation and brought laughter to generations of fans. >> i think comedy and whether i think it's the rarest thing-- i'm sure others hopefully would agree-- that laughter is probably one of the rarest things we have. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> more than two years ago, the people of b.p. made a commitment to the gulf. and everyday since, we've worked hard to keep it. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. we shared what we've learned s

nine from the new center here in moscow this is our t.v. we have international news and comment twenty four hours a day and we start with the latest diplomatic spat between russia and the u.s. moscow has drawn up a list of american suspected of links to torture illegal arrests and the abduction of russian citizens and banned them from entering its territory the move as a response to washington blocking russians which officials in moscow dismissed as russophobia. about the standoff. russia has but ultimately who's on the list and why did russia feel the need to publish it the first place right well it well it is really an exchange of a list of people that both countries suspected of violating human rights now fast the us came up with this so-called magnitsky list about was supposed lish late on friday and that it was russia's turn really and it responded with a similar measure here but if we take a closer look at russia's list then it consist of two parts here are the fast one is devoted to those people responsible for human rights violations

t.v. well as the boston marathon bombing investigation moves forward new information is coming out about tomorrowland so alive and now to the can now twenty sees twenty six year old a seized who along with his brother is accused of setting off explosives explosives still it turns out that both the f.b.i.

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