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of political experts, john laughlin to express concerns about the e u binding r. c said it would raise a disturbing precedent for freedom of speech. what's wrong with it is that it's totalitarian. you don't suppress media outlets. that's a basic principle. if the e u is going to suppress r t and sputnik, that means european union citizens will no longer be able to watch those channels. that one forces them to watch them. it is a measure that she is announced which drastically reduces the liberties of you citizens. and i'm sure it doesn't make a slightest bit of difference to russia. but it does make a difference to people who want to watch r t and sputnik. and i mean, we got used to, to tell attorneys and for 2 years now with all the cobit madness. but this is, this is, this is in the same category. in any case what, what laws is she is claiming to be operating under lee. you doesn't have that authority any more than that has the authority, by the way, as far as i know, to close as spaces you mentioned in your report. above all, i mean, independently of the issue be

u p. >> c o o p e r space. you ppe to show up and throw the space in their cj news on >> see how your on the u a w. >> use he's not the super bowl with this because my favorite players bell that prescott, the a c i mean dak right off the bat. should obey a woozy, h o p e. >> you literally got no letters right? j p right. at the e e r i the schoolteacher had to do this. that under advice and john h a w and you're disqualified. >> sean mcvay. s h a w n. >> and c. okay. the a one. >> anm >> c. all right. >> yeah. always a lot of fun. thanks for all those who participated. but the real competition, of course, super bowl. 56 sunday right here at so fi stadium. for now, though, i'm c h r i s space haha, let's add one more there for you, we know you can jimmy but how he spoke. garoppolo. >> g a r o p p o l o. all right. you're a winner. good job. >> that's a toughie. enjoy your time down there. thanks you. >> coming up tonight at 6 republicans accusing the biden administration of sending free crack pipes to drug abuser

will reaction continues to foreign from western officials, c e. u for policy chief, joseph burrell, has called for sanctions against russia. members of parliament over moscow's recognition of the dumbass republics, nato's secretary general again stole from bug, has described the situation as the most dangerous mo and in europe. in security for a generation was gross logged out. while his policy invited paula western powers and officials, really scathing about some of the decisions made by the russian government over the last few days. what's the latest? well, we're just hearing from your opinion, foreign minister saying that they will sanction 27 russians and entities. and this would include banks, the defense sector, and limit russian access to european financial markets. it will also include all members of russia's duma, which is parliament's lower house and will involve things like travel bands and asset freezes. we've also heard from the e u commission chief saying, and i quote, we need to diversify our supplies and look for reliable suppliers.

do you think nato and the e u. c. ice williams? why do you think nato and the european union at the leadership level? so at the end, so some burg level, for example, they'd definitely see i'd, i on the needs each are russia and then each you contain not just the threat of russian military intervention, but also russian cyber attacks russian disable ization. but individual nato member states have different views. you really have the americans, the british denmark, romania, poland, coming out in the hawkish end of the spectrum. and then you see other nato members and italy, france, and germany carving at a mill round, which is more focused on diplomacy and others, the croatian hungry outright, saying that they're not going to either allow nato chip deployments or really participate it needed to transmission. so those divisions are quite problematic. it ultimately is, it's not simply putin's plan to create an uncertainty, an instability, or put his plan over here is probably not to invade you grant domestically. there isn't that kind

u p. >> c o o p e r space. ppe to show up and throw the space in their cj news on >> see your went on to a w. >> use he's not the super bowl with this because he's my favorite players bell that prescott, the a c i mean, dak right off the bat. should obey a woozy h o p e. >> you literally got no letters j p right. i just e e r i the schoolteacher had to do this. that under advice of john mcvay. >> h a w and you're disqualified over. sean mcvay. s h a w n. >> and okay. the a one. >> anm c. all right. >> a lot of broken hearts this year. guys in the super bowl spelling bee. but we finish on a positive note and i can deliver on these 2 k e and like the bengals to win a sunday. it will all be a great weekend. we'll have a good time. it's been great talking with you all week long reporting live outside sofi stadium. i'm chris hagan. you just want a lot of hearts of forty-niners fans by picking the bengals. good job for thank you. enjoy game. thanks. groups. >> we're going to the olympics now. >> where is that? animat

c, e monitors and don bass have counted a 400 percent increase in the amount of shelling over the last 7 days. daily average, 4 times increase and showing. here's a scenario. the u. s. has apparently gotten the other countries several other countries to to have to share the panic and to pull their troops or their, their citizens out. if you pull the o s. c e mission, out of don bass, you can have a massive provocation on the part of, of this is potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate, because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. they don't really lose anything. do they? because of russia doesn't invade, and russia has said over and over again. it doesn't plan to invade that. what it does want is the united states and nato to give some security guarantees to russia about the use of need of nato troops or advanced weapons in ukraine. and other words prohibiting that in the future. but if a russian doesn't invade now the united states can say, see, are preemptive actions are unifying actions where all of the nato countries stood together, prevented the russians from carrying out aggression. and at the same time, they c

u p. >> c o o p e r space. you ppe show up and throw the space in their cj. usama. >> see how your on the u a w. >> use he's not the super bowl with this because he's my favorite players bell that prescott, the a c i mean, dak right off the bat. >> should obey a woozy h o p e. you literally got no letters right? j p right. >> at the e e r i n e. >> the schoolteacher had to do this that under advice and john mcvay. >> h a w and you're disqualified. sean mcvay. s h a w n. >> and c. okay. the a one. >> anm >> c. all right. >> a disappointing performance by the fans this year. justin, i didn't even get to the toughest names to spell, but we did finish up strong. that's very important. on sunday. we'll see which team can finish up strong. the rams, the bengals to win super bowl. 56 now couple years ago when the niners win the super bowl, there were some teammates that couldn't even spell jimmy garoppolo. i'm not going to ask you to do it unless you just want to show off outside sofi stadium. chris hagan kron. 4 news. >> i would go tti eve, but i don't know if that'

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it say you an organization called the international c bed, all sorority in 1994, the e u and a 167 countries find a multilateral agreement that regulates deep sea mining. so far, the sea bed authority has only approved licenses to research the poly metallic nodules, not mine them. a german research project has been studying the effects of deep sea mining for several years. the g o mar research center and the max planck institute for marine micro biology participated in the project. they discovered that the nodules play an important role for the c bed foreigner by providing a vital habitat for sea creatures. ah, ah, we saw that a lot of these manganese nodules, harris social 4. no sir, you have glass on just and then you can literally like for example tulips or you have long stalks and then you have his born men main body on top and they am really grow attached to the nozzles and they can hold a very deep species the research project simulated the effects of deep sea mining in an area of a few square kilometers of sea bed. the dimensions of large scale commercial, deep sea mining would be vas

u. s. staff at the o. s. c. e. the organization for security and cooperation in europe, getting out and withdrawing from done yet sc and eastern new crime. ukraine itself, they're continuing to down player loads alarm bells coming out of the west. the government says it's keeping the country's air space open. at the same time, it says russia has already begun an assault through cyber attacks and bomb threats designed to so fear to correspondence to keep has covered this al mike hanner in washington dc. i'll be with you shortly. mike. want to start in care of itself with natasha butler, the air space remaining open, but gosh, things must be tense. well, there, a lot of things are happening at the office of the ukrainian president followed him . is lensky says lensky will be speaking to the u. s. president joe biden on the phone, you'd expect the biden. i would a brief zalinski on the conversation that he had a, with the russian president vladimir putin on a saturday. and of course, i'll be talking about the security

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the e u commission chief saying, and i quote, we need to diversify our supplies and look for reliable suppliers. now all of this comes after a press conference earlier on tuesday was held by e n. c. stoughton berg, the nato secretary general. he said the most dangerous moment for you appear un security in a generation is what is being faced now. so quite a dramatic way of looking at things. he also has accused moscow of moving from covert to overt operations, saying that he has evidence that moscow is planning a large scale military invasion of ukraine. but he didn't give any examples of what that evidence is. and he went as far as to say that since 2014 russia has been operating in the don bus region. at the same time, he has accused the russian presidents recognition of little guns and a nets as independent entities as a serious escalation by russia and a flagrant violation of international law. and in fact, that's what we've been hearing some many in the international community. and here in europe is that this recognition violates international law violates ukraine sovereignty. and at the same time, a call on russia to step back. now this comes as we understand that more than

standoff between russia and the west. finland shares a border with russia and is an e u member, but not part of nato. now the new c u. s. is urging canada to use federal powers to end afford a blockade along their shared border. thousands of truck drivers are protesting against i. current of ours pandemic restrictions and disrupting the flow of goods. john henderson reports from port huron in michigan. along the u. s. canadian border, the truckers blockade is slowly taking its toll. this paddle border is moving faster than traffic and is rebels in 18 wheelers demanding an end to cove at 19 restrictions continue using their freedom convoy to block the border on the canadian side, the pain is being felt on both sides. ford has stopped its auto assembly line in windsor. toyota has closed 3 plants across ontario, and general motors is cutting shifts in michigan, and those closures threatened to reverberate throughout the auto supply chain. despite the added time and traffic, this trucker says the demonstrators have a point. everybody. right? whatever. the other guy i was, i don't, i support him. you know? but i think

u. s. game developer epic games also filed an anti trust complaint in 2020 apple c. e o jim cook had to defend himself in court. this is about the streaming app all about saying anyone. this is about giving us all a chance and access to the market and the tech companies decide under what conditions others can enter their system. in the process, they collect oceans of data. facebook holding company meta alone, as a total of 3000000000 users. thanks to it's acquisitions of whatsapp and instagram . shashana zuba off and author and professor america at harvard cause it surveillance capitalism. they invade our private lives through surveillance. they extract from our lives rendering what they extract as behavioral data. and then they claim those behavioral data as their private property. that's how surveillance capitalism works. this is a fundamentally illegitimate operation. the deed is used to advertise products and for political campaigns. surveillance, capitalism became the dominant economic paradigm. and it went from google to facebook from facebook, it became the defa

c, e monitors to facilitate rather than prevent war. and i think this is a potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. so i think i'm actually more concerned than i was a week ago in the news kind of does central ontario province is threatening for impose finds the $100000.00 for protest is blocking traffic that's amid the mass demonstrations against covered by the mandates. the, the regional going to declare the state of emergency and said such demonstrations of getting out to control the freedom convoy protest movement has been holding rally for 2 weeks already, including blockading the national parliaments. and also, both the authorities are cracking down know, including freezing income from a crowd. funding source has already raised more than $8000000.00 for the protest organizes dozens of arrests has already been made and more than a 1000 find issues with belief sometimes resulting. it's a for the same, protested one canadian officer accuses the growth of ignoring the fundamental right citizens, saying he c

c. from al young. in the weeks after his military takeover, the u. e alone transferred $3000000000.00 to egypt, while the saudis gave a $2000000000.00 central bank deposit. $2000000000.00 an energy products at $1000000000.00 in cash. without the very extensive economic support that the egyptian military got from the gulf states. for example, in 2013, i don't know whether they, they would have carried out the cour, they would have been able to make a go of it. saudi arabians support came with a political price. and in 2017 l. c. c agreed to give the disputed islands of tyranny and son, a fear which sit between saudi arabia and egypt, sinai peninsula to the saudis. the decision was hugely unpopular in egypt and sparks the biggest protest since 2013 but al cc road is stone and kept the aid fluid. egypt has a time received much larger thumbs of money from some of its new or allies, particularly in the gulf. but the aid from the united states is symbolically very important, diplomatically, very important. and it's not something they want to lose. cc was abl

specific enterprises, including b, m, e, l, m a c, and the military, oil and gas company that have been actually getting revenues from the foreign investors that includes the u. s. canada and south korea and many other democratic nations that actually did not hold the investment or revenue flow in to me and our military companies doing or after 2017 genocidal campaign. so in that case, the genocide of ro, hey, new people has proven to be quite profitable to the mid mart military because it actually did not stop foreign companies and international community from investing within me and more from actually, you know, adding on to the, to the power and impunity within, within the country. and that actually resulted in so many different deterioration within, within the domestic institutions within me and more. and that includes, you know, criminal justice system and it actually has helped emboldened midmoor military. so my father actually, you know, today we're, we're seeing the coo and the cycle of violence just or never ending. we have seen in the last just recently debbie's thought had with had you know, energy companies, chevron total, at least pulling their

e. u over demands from regulators. brussels wants to stop meta, which owns facebook, instagram, and what's out from transferring the personal data of european uses. c u. s. based servers saying it's a risk to privacy. his are, you are a correspondent. peter oliver. social media was supposed to bring our soul closer together on line, but now the biggest fish and the internet pond meta, the parent company behind facebook, and instagram seems to be giving away lessons in the how to lose friends and alienate people. the message to your rep from mark zuckerberg empire give us access to your data a we'll take access to our platforms away from you. if we are unable to transfer data between and among countries and regents in which we operate, or if we are restricted from sharing data among our products and services, it could affect our ability to provide services the manner in which we provide our services and our ability to target ads in the summer of 2020 the european court of justice and the old a treaty that allow trans atlantic days are transfers. this was due to numerous violations of european citizens privacy by us base companies. with some of that

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u. k. all wrong. saw the arabic asi, spanish, or english, of course. you. i mean, do you think audi, germany, as i understand r, c, d, e, i should say, ought to what we was when it 1st launched only a few months ago. it was getting a good reception among the viewers in germany, but it seems your forty's didn't like that. i think that is precisely the issue because the audiences have been very responsive, you know, when launched the german language online operation back in 2014. and the audience has been very perceptive. you know, they turn to us to stories that are not covered by other news media, and that's why they like in the appreciate us. and for years we have been getting emails, phone calls, social media messages saying, when are you going to finally have a broadcast channel in the german language? and when we did, they indeed were very pleased with that very strong positive feedback from them. and i think that is what worries the, the authorities in germany because they would like to not have any challenge to, to their own, to their monopoly on the media narrative. what about, what about those? you know, it's a

c. e building in vienna. well, let's go back to sanctions in the past few hours, the u. k is prime minister boris johnson has been outlining in the house of commons in london sanctions against russian banks and all the dogs. the u. k. sanctioning the following 5 russian banks, rossier. i s bank jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here. and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states and european union. if the situation escalates still further, life nazi london and our correspondent, they're not in bar, but not in how much money. how much is this all worth? the sanctions package that mr. johnson is talking about well peter, i don't have that figure for you, but i know that it's not enough for a huge range of politicians that were listening there in parliament. boris johnson speak a while ago, both from his own conservative party, from the opposition l

that is courtney c nighted nations, most of them crossing through poland, romania and hungary, in freezing conditions. meanwhile, the e u parliament is holding a special session over the crisis and the you foreign policy. chief joseph barrell says they are looking into how to help ukraine to defend itself. these have a 1000000000 review. those will be devoted to provide defensive arms. but i calibrate arms anti tanks, all kinds of agreements in order to re pales digression and member to stay have to provide disarmed, had to coordinate with what that they are doing. membership is something that was laid hey, case of out of ears who had to provide an answer for the common dollars. not for the company coming out was alright, let's kick things off. john hollis out. he's in the beef in the west of ukraine. hi, jonah talks, i mean, it's a good sign that they'll sit in the same room, i guess, but they're very far apart on the issue. absolutely, they've been talking for a couple of hours now. we're not hearing anything out of those talk. so no idea how they may be progressing at, but as you say, it's extremely difficult to unde

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