t.v. producer. is yes it's amazing to see and i think you know it really feels really inclusive which is to say. everyone working in the store is a volunteer on the show come sprint free help refugees says all the money it takes in goes towards products for refugees in the middle east latin america and europe. with no prospect of a resolution and china is ongoing trade dispute with the united states beijing is seeking to strengthen ties elsewhere including here in europe but that relationship hasn't been without its obs and downs either and right now at the annual hamburg summit here in germany chinese and european leaders from the world of business and politics are hoping to smooth out some of the issues that have divided them in the past. china me europe the focus of this annual gathering has always been on finding common ground but this year with the rise of u.s. protectionism looming over proceedings the hunt shakes taking place here appear that bit more urgent former german chancellor gerhard s

t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like a thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle between president trump and c.n.n. trump screams fake news c.n.n. responds with a robust defense of its journalism for those of us on the outside this would seem to be an easy argument for c.n.n. to win it seems like a slam dunk why hasn't that been the case well i think what you have to understand here is that for this portion of the public trump is the major source of news about trump which is to say that for that part of the country and authoritarian new system is already up and running. and in that sense nothing c.n.n. could say would make a bit of difference to the core of trump's supporters who have now assimilate is c.n.n. as a as a s

t.v. producer so i had to have been here all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go.

t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle between president trump and c.n.n. trump screams fake news c.n.n. responds with a robust defense of its journalism for those of us on the outside this would seem to be an easy argument for c.n.n. to win it seems like a slam dunk why hasn't that been the case well i think what you have to understand here is that for this portion of the public trump is the major source of news about trump which is to say that for that part of the country and authoritarian new system is already up and running. and in that sense nothing c.n.n. could say would make a bit of difference to the core of trump's supporters who have now assimilate is c.n.n. as a as a sym

t.v. producer so i had to have been here all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. unexpected news on trade and tariffs leads our global report today as the eyes of the world begin turning toward an anticipated meeting between chinese president xi jinping and u.s. president donald trump at the g. twenty summit beginning friday in borno sorry's argentina behind the bluster of mr trump's tirades against china the trump commerce department has given all most listen to this three thousand waivers from u.s. tariffs to u.s. based companies seeking to continue using imported chinese metals and metals products blade manufacture greenfield industries which is based in south carolina owned by company a chinese.

t.v. producer. sayah thanks for being with us again we appreciate your expertise this november fourth is that deadline and that's looming but let's take just a little bit of a step back since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the u.s. this led efforts to curtail what it viewed as bad behavior on the part of iran that bad behavior included richmond. which is used to course to build nuclear weapons and iran's the nie that but there was evidence that it was going forward without much success sanctions over the years by the u.s. and other nations began to take a pall of not just iran and their economy but on the iranian people and then two years ago we had this big agreement that came out that's called the five plus one that's the permanent members of the u.n. security council the u.s. u.k. russia france and china and the plus one is germany and they agreed to end sanctions if iran stop their nuclear program that has been in place since but u.s. president donald trump announced the u.s. was pulling

t.v. producer saya to have a juror so i had tell us of our oil as they had business here in the united states well they had that recently offshore oil and gas and often mexico has been the major source of oil and natural gas in the country now that booming crude oil production is currently coming from the western and sent. the gulf of mexico which includes texas louisiana mississippi and alabama but just to give you an idea of how much oil has been a siller weighted in this particular region of the country last year this section was producing a record one point six million barrels per day now let me repeat that barge one point six million barrels a day and that trend is continuing this year and it's expected to continue next year partly due to ten brand new oil fields which are planned to start production in the coming months and guard now according to the energy information administration gulf of mexico currently currently accounts for seventeen percent of the total u.s. crude oil production and offshore natural gas production in the gulf accounts for five percent and now there is a new prop

t.v. producer so i had to have it here all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go.unexpected news on trade and tariffs leads our global report today as the eyes of the world begin turning toward an anticipated meeting between chinese president xi jinping and u.s. president donald trump at the g. twenty summit beginning friday in borno sorry's argentina behind the bluster of mr trump's tirades against china the trump commerce department has given all most listen to this three thousand waivers from u.s. tariffs to u.s. based companies seeking to continue using imported chinese metals and metals products blade manufacturer greenfield industries which is based in south carolina owned by a chinese company reportedly accounted for one thousand waivers a thousand ways or waivers how did they get those incidentally as world leaders and media including r.t. america scottie nell hughes who we hope to hear from on the program next time descend upon buenos ariz for the g twenty meeting government officials have suggested to the city's twelve million residents that they actually

t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like a thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle between president trump and c.n.n. trump screams fake news c.n.n. responds with a robust defense of its journalism for those of us on the outside this would seem to be an easy argument for c.n.n. to win it seems like a slam dunk why hasn't that been the case well i think what you have to understand here is that for this portion of the public trump is the major source of news about trump which is to say that for that part of the country and authoritarian new system is already up and running. and in that sense nothing c.n.n. could say would make a bit of difference to the core of trump's supporters who have now assimilate is c.n.n. as a as a s

t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle between president trump and c.n.n. trump screams fake news c.n.n. responds with a robust defense of its journalism for those of us on the outside this would seem to be an easy argument for c.n.n. to win it seems like a slam dunk why hasn't that been the case well i think what you have to understand here is that for this portion of the public trump is the major source of news about trump which is to say that for that part of the country and authoritarian new system is already up and running. and in that sense nothing c.n.n. could say would make a bit of difference to the core of trump's supporters who have now assimilate is c.n.n. as a as a sym

go up to become a big producer of t.v. cars or whatever else it was whoever the government happened to get a license to use that is that an equal world absolutely not it's a world in which you hand out favors to your buddies for me that's incredibly incredibly unequal and if you look at africa for instance i think thirty three countries in africa have relations with the e.u. where they can export zero tariff we extend to the most diverse nation status the problem is not tariffs of europe against africa the problem is terrorists within africa there are there are neighboring countries like france ethiopian eritrean which until about a month ago didn't do any trade with each other and if you know people being landlocked couldn't get to the ports in in eritrea. days this day they can't get into somalia so this is the big problem is not us how many landlocked countries in africa can get to the disease because there's a there's a border with corrupt custom officials not only taking the time. if the government imposes but they're

t.v. drama lab in. a meeting place for independent produces television stations as well as so-called show runners who not only script series but direct as well. the romanovs coulson michael romanov has said he was of romanov chipping in for a romanov time from a lot more and more series a flooding the market and networking has become. supreme importance in this overheated high caliber world which to balance both money and manpower. the biggest trend in american television as is just but there's a lot of it right now in twenty seven t.v. in america there were four hundred maybe seven scripted television series which was last year at all time high is probably growing and when i love this and people used to look down on series it wasn't so long ago that they reclaim their status as the pinnacle of what t.v. can do. to them in europe started with nordic high quality crime drama from scandinavia which was dark and disturbing. sashing desolate landscapes nordic more focused on not as twisted characters broken families and human despair the genre became hugely popular around the world. we just told our stories

t.v. and social media it's a russian language show produced on a platform created for three d. games. an alternative take on geopolitics donald trump let me put in and kim jong un the star three of various global leaders starring in the enemy did satires up of eight nick. also sets the three d. show apart is that it's created in the unity game development environment. the animated characters are played by real life actors filmed with motion capture. if we could. not would have. the program is produced for d w in the capital it's been broadcast since november twenty seventeen with a new episode appearing every week and all new production technique makes it all possible. to be eyebolts and do well of things as fast as we can and there is so really in. the time pressure is intense each episode script is developed over the course of the week then it's straight into the recording studio. not everyone wants to be filmed during their work for the satirical show some of the voice artists have russian clients too and they fear a backlash for being critical of the kremlin. but this group has bo

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t.v. show. then the producer in the early 1990s, was roger ailes. roger ailes took thistalk radio phenomenon , brought it to television. he had a nightly syndicated rush limbaugh show. i think is half an hour in the 1990s. and how this model of cnn that had been created in 1980. i think roger ailes put all of those things together and said you know what? there's a huge market out there. a huge market people who are interested in political news. were interested in political current events. and they are hostile to cnn, nbc, abc. all of sort of the mainstream broadcast outlets. so there is a market there for a cable news channel that serves that audience. and that was roger ailes in 1996 who created the fox news channel with the slogan, fair and balanced. and he was telling that audience that was very into politics and current events, had a very low opinion of the mainstream media, we are different. and that was a start of it. msnbc was also created in 1996. although the msnbc of that era, he probably would not recognize today. it took i was a decade b

straight behind us two massive explosions and from what we heard from our producer inside very soon after that the building of the locks a t.v. that is of course how mass t.v. had been leveled it had received a phone call earlier on to evacuate the building so from what we understood the building was empty but it was a very large explosion from what we could see here knows are from our sources inside we've just had a tweet from nic i'm legend of he's the u.n. special envoy to the region he's urging for calm and saying that the escalation must stop there with egypt trying to calm the situation they have of course been mediating between the two sides for months now we have seen as collations in the past but certainly where we are at this point in time is one of the most serious escalations we've seen when it comes to two hundred rockets according to israeli army fired in a short amount of time when it comes to how the israeli seem to bought special forces operation. in hearing more than actually there's rockets going out. you can see that now that is outgoing rocket fire from gaza. so this remains a very active situation a ver

t.v. approach putting asylum seekers on the air exploring what their lives were like before defecting even setting them up with romantic partners from the south the producers involved say they're out to improve understanding smooth the past to reunification of countries divided since the end of world war two however skeptics aren't buying that they say that the show's run thick with sensationalism misrepresentation and sexist stereotyping the listening posts cristina martinez now on defector t.v. in south korea. in. december two thousand and eleven south korea's channel a launches a new program. and also hybrid. talks and i was. actually sitting at the talent show when i'm going to do my. part to beauty contest. the on the prerequisite contestants had to be defectors from north korea. who told me that. there's never been a program about north korea before north korea was only ever seen through the news which kept talking about nuclear issues the north korean army how poor north korea knows that wasn't the. the first time now my way to meet you showed the real story of how north korean people live their culture they want to. know whatever little. it has hel

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kenyans produce just two percent to proceed to generated by americans and use only one hundredth of the electricity. but consumption is growing in kenya to fuelled by the man from the rich. on my t.v. you know my watch is the reason t.v.'s and watches are a luxury. but when you have the money you can buy them and feel like everyone else . and then you have the job i feel relaxed being here. feeling but since i walked in i have this feeling of like i am in a place of a different class. and. i feel in a place where i am not supposed to be. but i also deserve to be here in the i'm in a funny way. lately i've noticed more shopping malls being built and schools and children's homes on the way i see that they are investing more in malls that in homes hospitals and schools. inequality actually disrupt an economy. an economy that is too unequal is an economy that is not going to do the proper investments in order to for this economy to flourish in the future of your texas ok new york based artist salva linsky has also figured out how to make money out of trash he creates artworks using discarded everyday objects like the cans collected by p.r. simmons this is trash that the rich are willi

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