>> not in the u. n. c.case. >> it was only in the harvard case. >> oy in the harvard case. >> i guess what i would say abt at justice sotomayor, my predecessor took a different ne the facts, the district court rejected that view in the rst circuit affirmed the factual findings. as the case cos to this court, falls within the courts to court will abt usually deferring to the current concurrent finding up lower courts. >> virtually, all of the states have bneconsideration -- experience a dramatic drop in enrollntf underrepresented minority students, particularly blk udents and native american students, but particularlyla students. and even that drop lasted in most of those institutions, if they're not continuing now, at their most prestigious colleges and universities, correct? >> that is correct. >> so, there is a high price to pay by banning the minor use of race in college admissions, isn't there? >> i agree that, justice sotomayor. >> and that means there is a diverse, there is less nber of diverse gradua

so the u. n. c, i don't. $300.00 trucks loaded with eat, have so far crossed to north west figure since the earthquakes. but the needs for shelter and gush remained. hike. the united nation see, it will scale up it. deliveries to city as rebel had 80 us. but for now, millions of citizens affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival, with very little help for it's now and, and basketball, the sacramento kings, and ella clippers played out the 2nd highest scoring game and, and being history. the match went to double over time, and the king's look said for defeat until malick mug 3 pointer, another buck and then what the king's the head with time almost operable. the king's 1176 to 175. you're up to date on d, w. news a married ever seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching . ill ski about delivery. are there goes nibble other? get out of media miguel. go la, go up. got it done. but again, alice got into that and i giga on media. yay but sure, let u

so the u. n. c is, i don't 300 trucks loaded with heat have so far crossed to northwest figure since the earthquakes, but the needs for shelter and gush remain high. the united nation see, it will scale up, eat deliveries to city us to repel hate 80 us. but for now, millions of syrians affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for if the rival with very little help. and there's the latest on dw news at this hour, stay tuned for shift living in a digital age, with a look into hacking and cyber security. a married m scene for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. jeremy has had 1111 north single woman. mission is to defend the 1st female german astral, his face. the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut has been waiting for years to.

so the u. n. c, i don't 300 trucks loaded with it. have so far crossed to north west figure since the earthquakes, but the needs for shelter and gush remained, hiding the united nation. see, it will scale up it deliveries to city, asked rebel hit alias. but for now, millions of citizens affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival. with very little help nigerians go to the pools on saturday to elect a successor to preston mohammed double hardy that are 18 names on the ballot. but a close race is expected between the 3 top candidates wherever does when will face a series of challenges including inflation, fuel shot at us and escalating violence. the douglas forest cora has more. oh, the governing, apc is fielding bala. i met senior bull. he's a former governor and political godfather of nigeria commercial hub lagos. he points to his record of shaping the regions or band development and economy growth . but he's also been accused of corruption claims. he denies sinner voice pledging to continue. many policies

so the u. n. c, i don't, 300 trucks loaded with it. have so far crossed to north west failure since the earthquakes, but the need for shelter and gush remain hiding the united nation see, it will scale up it deliveries to city us, repel hate areas. but for now, millions of syrians affected by the catastrophic earthquake and fighting for their survival, with very little help. jeroen from russia's invasion of ukraine, anti war protest are taking place around the world to mark the anniversary. people have come together in vigils, tributes and rallies, demand in russia, withdraw, and calling for peace talks as a conflict. and this is 2nd year, a destroyed russian tank, placed in the heart of berlin, a symbol of ukrainian resistance in brussels. teddy bears and toys recalled children, abducted during the war. in belgrade, it's a bloody cake left in front of the russian embassy. how are you? good. how are you? good commemorations of a grim year for ukraine have spread across the globe. drawing people to peace rallies in asia, australia, euro

likely to get immediate sufficient aid with only half of the almost $6000000000.00 requested by the u. n c, alleviate the crisis this year, already been allocated. we heard from an environmental specialist from nigeria who says that the region need immediate support to overcome the humanitarian catastrophe. we've seen a lot of patricia and we need to monitor a source in so we can and there was a kind of a we saw how immediate response to it was about calm down that we can also be someone to be directed to. ready and the agencies that need to make sure that it counts in these countries are reduced on a. ready that's a lot. well, that's all for this. i do check out our website r t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. when i speak to scott, i mean back again with the top of the hour. thank you very much for watching. ah ah ah my yesterday i'm way out with late. i mean you least oh man my already with western it is 3. i live by national a garden with w. okay. national she's is it clearly not that i know it, but again yeah. national that other national risk, you can you stand,

a lot of people question what is cajun cooking -- not c-a-j-u-n, c-a-s-o-u-n. >> i like it. >> you're going to drop it back in here. >> what would your grandmas say from this fusion you created? >> they saw it all the time because that's how it came together. my chinese grandmother loved -- >> back on the fire? >> yes. loved my other grandma's collard greens. they would switch out food when they switched me out. there's the garnic. look what you can do. >> oh, my gosh. >> you did that. >> who would have thought it. >> this is festus' oxtail fried rice. >> chef festus to you. she didn't want to open a restaurant but loved cooking for the community, she started in the pandemic selling from her home, then opened up magnolia street restaurant and kitchen, named for the street she group on. >> when you're the only chinese family on the block in west oakland, you kind of merge everything together. my family is so mixed that, you know, that's just how we grew up. it wasn't any big anomaly or phenomenon. >> being mixed, did you ever feel like you were embraced by both sides? or weren't black

he's been c h about to have him in such a g, u n e c l u b i was out, was douglas a just that building right there. so i will when i introduce you, what should i say? everything, what you should do. so i'll, i'll introduce you and then should we start right away with the video of us and then you will say a few things and then asked for questions. yes. okay. the joggers archipelago. homer, the cho, cm's, diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago, is now the location of a very large u. s. military base of the military base is on the on tank of gas cap. not on all the island, the free men island east. there was by nos, salomon and disco. gotcha. where it is from google. gus yet to good to paras. badness is 150 miles from where the base east some images of what are, what were beautiful tropical islands in the middle of the indian ocean. now home to some of the most sophisticated, powerful weaponry in the u. s. military runway air force base navy base aircraft carrier used in the wars used to threaten or on as well. see i actually at the time estimated the population size of diego

the past is 35000 the u. n. c is the number of dead could double as more bodies pulled from the rubble. also coming up, the crating military has long been asking for high tech weapons, but it seems.

williams rescued in the same city 9 others were rescued on tuesday. human rights watch is called the u. n. c. monitor in response to the earthquakes and syria, inadequate. the rights group as calling for urgent help for those who've been affected. maribel has this variable held city in town of gin. terrace is close to the border with plucky, yet for 12 years its survival battle bombs and artillery shells launched by the ceiling. armed button earthquake leveled. most of it in seconds. more than a week has passed since 2 quakes struck lisa region. and people here say there is no sign any help is on its way. they're struggling to survive on their own. home or young circle desperately need tense. i can stand the cold, no problem. i can sleep anyway, no problem, nothing but they are a woman, children, an engine who we took out from the rebel unlock here. i just dropped my kids off at the hospital. a whole body is all blue both because i guess nobody tortilla has sent help to people here. cotton civil war. but the al, squeeze of disrupted that and worse and now suffering. you won't be generous fro

u. n. c's 8 count. decide all about until the results of the current probe is complete. not being carried out so late by european countries, not one of them. germany, which last year suspended certification of, nor to stream to is no reportedly planning to buy and use pipes from the project to transport liquefied natural gas. the statements follow recent revelations by the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour herse, whose extensive investigation concluded that pipelines were mine by u. s. navy divers, in june last year. he also said washington used nato drills as cover for the operation with assistance from norway. according to his report, president biden took the final decision on blowing up the infrastructure. after 9 months of consultations with his security advisors, the claims have been denied by both washington and the you with officials this missing hurst, his findings as good speculation, and even fiction or global affairs, unless george zamarelli notes that certain states which have been fighting terrorism for decades suddenly aren't keen on having this inc

general antonio terrace has warned that human rights are under assaults unit around the world to the u. n. c. human rights council that are said, russia invasion of ukraine in particular at least widespread, this destruction and displacement that is called for a renewed commitment to international human rights agreement, diesel. now, the end could be in site to the impasse over the northern island protocol. that's a key sticking point. post breaks it, negotiations between the you and the u. k. i level tulsa on the way near london between the commission president, also a funder line, and the u. k. prime minister wishes sooner. it's expected that a new deal would remove checks on goods traveling across the irish sea from britain that are destined just for northern ireland goods. continuing on to the e. u members, state the republic of ireland with which northern ireland shares a land border would still require customs checks. now our correspond big masses cover this story for us and joins is now from london a big it breaks it was supposed to be done. apparently it is not well, again, you could

last week, the u. n. c. p. a watchdog center on and handsome materials near the military grade level. other wrong leaders made the decision to pursue nuclear weapon to the best of our knowledge. we don't believe that the supreme leader in iran has yet made a decision to resume the weapon is ation a program that we judge that they suspended or stopped at the end of 2000. and 3 farmers and yemen are hoping to revive their once booming coffee industry. a nation was the 1st in the world to commercially grow and export the plant. but after 8 years of war, production has plummeted. as victor, i guess, be reports yemen, the cradle of the global coffee trade. these mountains in our province were once competed with coffee trees. a civil war that started in 2014 made exports nearly impossible. so coffee was replaced by the mild narcotic cat, which is easier to farm. but with hopes of a new u. m broke had truce being agreed. farmers want to reverse the decline. the garage, eric elgar was, had been, we are uprooting countr

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into the pipeline and talk rushes also by the way, demanding a full international inquiry over the u. n. c. a. count this side on the out until the results of the current probe is complete, which is being carried out solely by european countries. one of them, germany, which last year a suspended certification of noise stream 2 is now reportedly planning to buy on use pipes from the project to transport liquefied natural gas. while the statements follow recent revelations by the pew, let your prize winning journalist see more hers whose extensive investigation concluded the pipelines were mine by u. s. navy divers. last year. you said washington use nato drills as cover for the operation with assistance from norway. according to his report, president biden took the final decision on blowing up the infrastructure. after 9 months of consultations with his security advisors, the claims have been denied by both washington. i'm the e. u, with officials dismissing hearse as findings outs, quote, speculation, and ethan fiction. a global, a 1st analyst george zamarelli notes that certain states whi

what did you have to learn about the ocean debt, known o u i n c z land or by the ocean. dec though you didn't know about the ocean, that will. but now you do rights. pollution? yes. interest in plastic. so what do we do as an ocean way to eat up? last. what do we do and what are you going to do as an individual to keep our oceans clean? our ocean school is the very 1st physical pilot ocean school in the world. this kid wake up, so close to the ocean. they come to the ocean every single day, they walk on the beach or they still don't understand the ocean. they still don't have the knowledge about the ocean as pill fear, the ocean. i had them on the phone. so we tried to take that away from them so that they can understand that the friends, oh my default bomb bomb them on move in to make with that resume, something like that. oh, it has to be honest, since i started working with this kids, my life has changed. i see life that different way. i know love them from different angles. and this just bring that to me. in 2006. we came to cape town from limpopo for school trip. i was 13 when i w

u. n. s. c. outdated on widely perceived as deeply unfair. we spoke to foreign affairs expert doctor wanting route, who believes india is fully eligible to be a permanent member. i think in just a very credible to who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, google institutions because india has been doing such stella walk when it comes to how it so staring the policies, you know, i'm it, the g 20 right? no beach and g 20 as well as the operation organization. so that's one. so into is a correct candidate that's one. the 2nd point is that, let's also understand that united nations security council is not reflective of the current global auto because united nations security council in many ways is still reflective of the world that was there after the 2nd world war. so it is an institution which is kind of frozen in time. ok, i think that's a quality concept unless i'm listen, i'm to let reform, it will really lose it. so, you know, i would say it's rational and if you become, well, you know, but it will be monitored by embassies again a

u. n. s. c member and what effects that might have? right. good evening. nice to see you. oh, see, the 1st thing that comes to my mind to the minute you say the united nations security council am to what addition will india get out of that? i think if you just turn it around and say that what addition would, the united nations get out of it is because, you know, united nations over the years has become an institution. because, you know, there's been a general waning of the influence of multilateral or institutions all over the world, whether it's the w t o or t u n. so i think in just as a very credible player who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, global institutions because india has been doing such stella walk when it comes to how it so staring the policies, you know, i'm it, the g 20 right now be try to g 20 as well as the younger corporation organization. so that one's into is a correct candidate. that's one. the 2nd thing is that, let's also understand that united nations security council is not reflective of the current global auto because united nations

u. n. s. c. i had been authorized to send this humanitarian relief items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized to do so by the security council. as to that's what's happening. there is a mechanism in place then announced a un to send this release into another country from turkey without actually that bruland officer and government. now it's unfortunately, the people here are stuck in a lot of politics and that's why we call on people to put politics aside on everybody, the government, the opposition, the international community. politics needs to be set aside. we need to focus on the needs of these people on these people themselves. what, what kind of 8 do they need? how can we get them to them as soon as possible with as much aid as possible, and as many people as possible? because many of these people live, either in far away remote areas or hot to reach areas either by this. the storm, the snow storm that had hit the region or by the earthquake that had damaged them b

and not c-a-j-u-n cooking but c-a-s-i-a-n cooking. >> what would your grandmas say? it all the time. because that's how it cage together. my chinese grandmother loved -- >> back on the fire? >> back on the fire. >> loved my black grandmother's collard greens. >> really? >> she would pack up a little piece of fish, ginger fish for my black grandmother my grandmother would pack up collard greens and switch them out when they switched me out. there you go. look what you can do. >> oh, my gosh. >> you did that. >> who would have thought it. >> this is ox tail fried rice. >> chef festus to you. chef leilani didn't want to open a restaurant but loved cooking for her friends, family and community. she opened her business by selling dishes from her only. she opened up magnolia street. it's named after the street she grew up on. >> when you're the only chinese family on the block in west oakland, you kind of merge everything together. my family's so mixed that, you know, that's just how we grew up. it wasn't any big anomaly or phenomenon. >> being mixed, did you ever feel lik

. >> ites of that information, you put on extensive evidence about the history of racism in u. n. c., correct? >> that is correct, your honor. including a history of its own founding, to help educate the children of sle ners. >> and it went through the your segregioway after brown, correct? >> correct. until the 1980s? but you did nostop there, did you? you presented evidence about the continuing confederate relics that exists on campus? >> yes, your honor. >> the connug white supremacy marches that still on? >> yes, your honor. >> the racial epithets that underrepresented groups are experiencing to this day? yes, your honor. >> so that your adversary that race can be used to correct past discrimination, why isn't it in this particular unty, appropriate to use race as one factor, among to address its history of racial discrimination? and, continuing affects on campus? >> yes, your honor. if i understand correctly, i do want to clarify one point. it is that we are not suggesting as, i understand the university is not either, is that the limited consideration of race in this case is b

u. n. u fled been display and 23 c. waves of territory from the government in the last state month. many of them living in camps at the end of last year, beginning of this year, there was an outbreak of cholera and one of the comes to the north of the city of gomez. several people killed that and to come, sprung up many of these shelters to put in if there is indeed heavy rain, it's going to be a massive problem for the sanitation here quite clearly. that's all. so now the news continues after the listening post. ah, where clouds need mountain the west struggle gives birth to true passion where they i, where humanity defies. expectations with freedom is always was quite bold and untold stories from across asia and the pacific. 101 east. on out jazeera a rule is in turmoil. the media are part of the problem and what they call center lease. the turkish government, no fan of criticism prox, down on coverage of the earthquake. and descent is a dangerous game in bella. even those who have fled have targets on their back. hello richard gilbert in europe. the listening post where we provid

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is being held at ramstein air base in germany, where hundreds of people have gathered calling from n. c. u. s. miniature influence over the country, as well as a whole to further arm supplies to ukraine. ortiz mitchell marston has more protesters from germany, but not just germany. also, switzerland and france gathered here at ramstein military base about 40 miles or 66 kilometers away from the french border in germany on sunday, and down to here to call for peace and to demand an end to weapons shipments from germany and the west to ukraine. it's important to keep in mind that this is a highly symbolic military base. ramstein is not only an american base for operations in europe and africa, but it's also a base for a nato ally command for aaron space operations. it's also the focal point of a community, about $50000.00 americans. it's the largest community of americans outside of the united states. it's called little america. and it's also, you might remember the sight of these defense group meetings among western military and defense officials to discuss weapons shipments to ukraine. the

u. n. u fled been displaced in m 23 c. waves of territory from the government in the last 8 months. many of them living in camps. at the end of last year, beginning of this year, there was an outbreak of cholera and one of the comes to the north of the city of gomez. several people killed death and to come sprung up many of these shelter put in if there is indeed heavy rain, it's going to be a massive problem for the sanitation here quite clearly in south central chill, a firefighter most as far as a 3000 kilometers away are being deployed to combat the countries worst. forest fires in decades. the sending reports now from governmental yet another wildfire out of control. in the albany, a region firefighters call for more help. unable to contain this blaze, when of hundreds of active fires that have been spreading throughout south central chile since late january. ah, the commander of the fire fighting brigade tells his men to evacuate oder to some of the cripple. the situation here is very complex. the fire is advancing very fast, so we are withdrawing to a safer area. well, we rev

u. n. a speaking, making a strong call for unit c, against what she called persons war, and a strong call for support for the peace plan, which was voted on yesterday by the and the u. n. and joining me here to discuss what we just heard from germany's foreign minister as dw senior political analyst melinda crane. and we're joined from new york by d w's innes pool. and in s, a. give me your 1st impressions of what we just heard from anna lena. bear about clear what she said in the tone that she struck was very strong. it was very personal and very dedicated to the case of the un. you know, it was interesting to watch her how she listened to the speeches of, of the russian speaker and the chinese speaker, and she referred directly and indirectly in her speech to both of them by saying no, we are not adding fuel to the fire. if he help ukrainians, and i know it is not that we that we trust pu team that he would not overtake ukraine if you grade wouldn't have enough weapons to defend itself. it was also a clear, a message to the russian people. she said, it's not the war of the russian people. i

u . n. convoy was returning from a re supply mission. the u. n. contingent in the d. r. c has run 18000 personnel. it's monday to include supporting the congolese government's efforts to stabilize the region. but her struggle to deal with and 23 militant attacks, forcing thousands of locals to leave the area. we are fleeing the am 20 to 3 war. as you have heard about the situation in our villages, we need help when he tats, but above all, we need the return of peace about cover. the situation was very complicated. at the moment incapacity, we came from there under a hail of bullets when they arrived in kemati, we decided to leave. we were scared of the bullets and the bombs that fell. there are many people who have been injured. victor. busy the m 23 started fighting the day before yesterday, crashes continue in the area. and that is why we leaving our villages in kinky. we're looking for where we're going to rest. but we have no idea. we ask our government, do everything to displace the m 23 rebels. so we can return to our villages so that we don't die of other diseases o

u. s. c. and they've been over at the u. n. we continue our special coverage of the legacy left behind the devastating war. a former chief, un weapons inspector, rod unveils the approval of washington in the united states. government had no intention allowing the inspectors to do their job. the united states was going to go to war with iraq regard. regardless, it doesn't matter what the truth was. and a more successful, we inspectors became disarming. iraq. the more threat we posed to the american policy and, and iraq, the journalist who threw his shoes, that then president george w bush, became a symbol of protest against us invasion across the world. he told us his message to the man responsible for thousands of iraqi death. and i wish to say to former u. s. president bush that i wish to see you in prison before you die. and if that does not happen, i wish before i die to see you face real condemnation with ah, good afternoon for martine or national suitors and moscow, and welcome to the weekly with the hour and weeks most pr

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u. n. and the international or organization and, and are the are i c, r, c and the city and red crescent. and i'm just wondering, you're saying that you are, the government will facilitate a delivery to all syrians. i'm just wondering how you can make that promise in what you would say to people who are in these areas that are not under government control. how are you going to help get supplies there when you don't control it? and also there been reports that there were bombings in ne, syria, by the government, after the earthquake head is that accurate? why was the government yeah, just going in and i thought said signal from about a un press conference held by at russia's ambassador to the united nations and at the syrian counterpart as well. just to give you props a brief overview while we try and go back there. i believe that's just started again. let's listen at this syrian an ambassador to the end was answering a question about an earth quick supplies at cross border from turkey into syrian areas that are controlled at by opposition forces in the country. let's listen it up to worry

u. n. u fled been displaced in m 23 c. waves of territory from the government in the last 8 months. many of them living in camps at the end of last year, beginning of this year, there was an outbreak of cholera in one of the come to the north of the city of gomez. several people killed that. and to this comes brung up many of these shelters. to put in if there is indeed heavy rain is going to be a massive problem for the sanitation here. quite clearly. the ranks of self so down tommy and now made up of both government troops and full marivel fighters is part of the pay still signed in 2018, but many in the new me don't have weapons to do an arms embargo and that is great and concerns about how it will maintain peace and security. her rheumatology reports from juba. the body forces in south don's army have been told to be loyal to the country and not to politics, individuals, or ethnicity. the formation of a military made up of both the former rebel fighters and government troops is underway. we have managed to unify the, the top actually of the command where you to complete the unif

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u. s. borders, the balloon was eventually shot down on saturday. c g t n correspondence union son says washington's hype over what they call. another threat from china contradicts bilateral agreements between the countries. how the us side responded to the balloon incident appeared to be contradicting what the 2 leaders had agreed upon. last year. the pentagon said the chinese balloon does not present a military or physical scratch to people on the ground, but the military shot down anyway. even so, republicans have criticize the president biden as being weak towards china and failing to take action quickly enough. if the american politicians and some media continue to hype the incident as another china threats, as could lead little room for the 2 sides to de escalate the issue. now this could be seen as a double standard on the part of a u. s. a chinese balloon when of course, and drifted across the u. s. in circumstances that were out of the chinese government's control. but closely related to taiwan was planned despite beatings, repeated warnings, and c

c g t n correspondence you visual told us more. the report covers that the u. s. has been escalating a great power competing across the globe. and the country has acted more boldly to interfere the internal affairs of the are the countries and the united states really develop had to model playbook to stage a color revolutions. and it has overstressed, the concept of national security abuse, export controls and force the unilateral sanctions upon others. so it's basically a series of action in multiple perspectives. and so it's also a pointing out the action of playing the democracy card, but rather hurting the interests of people from many countries. if you look at the timing of the import, this really comes in the same day where you as president joe biden, made a surprise visit to keith. and also not only just this record, but also the 2nd day on tuesday, try to issue another report called the global security initiative concept. the paper which is also relevant to more relevant to the security issue, dialogue and negotiation. political settlement has been the maj

u. n. convoy was returning from a re supply mission. the un mission in the d. r. c has around 18000 personnel. it's mandate includes supporting the congolese government's efforts to stabilize the region which suffers from continuous attacks from the insurgent group known as i'm $23.00. local residents say they are dissatisfied with the peacekeepers. as the conflict with m. 23 is still ongoing. near goma, with thousands of people having been forced to flee their homes. we off leave the m 23 war. as you have heard about the situation in all villages, we need help when he tats. but above all, we need the return of peace. how buddy, a cupboard, the situation is very complicated. at the moment in cavity, we came from there under a hail of bullets. when they arrived kemati, we decided to leave. we were scared of the bullets and the bombs that fell. there are many people who have been injured. oh victor. busy the m 23 started fighting the day before yesterday, crashes continue in the area. and that is why we're leaving our villages in kinky, we're looking for where we're g

u. s. controlled war zone, you know, if you went to iraq as a c n n reporter and you said things that the pentagon didn't like, they would yankers your credentials and you'd be on your way home. how could they do that? i mean, wouldn't see it and be responsible for assigning its reporters. well, cnn assigned to the reporters, but the military would say if you want or cooperation, if you want to be embedded, if you want us to care, if something bad is going to happen to you, it's like a protection racket. no, we can, we can't help. what might happen there, and there's plenty of examples of that having occurred and the us did that afghan and they did that in iraq for example. absolutely, yeah, no question. i mean, i covered the war in afghanistan in 2001 i was there several times since, you know, i never, i was never embedded. partly for that reason. i think it's better to travel as an independent reporter and find out what's really going on on the ground with local people. but that's my approach. and a lot of other reporters, corporate reporters preferred to travel with the us military. an

u. s. controlled war zone, you know, if you went to iraq as a c n n reporter and you said things that the pentagon didn't like, they would yankers your credentials and you'd be on your way home. how could they do that? i mean, wouldn't see it and be responsible for assigning its reporters. well, cnn assigned to the reporters, but the military would say if you want our cooperation, if you want to be embedded, if you want us to care, if something bad is going to happen to you, it's like a protection racket. no, we can, we can't help. what might happen there, and there's plenty of examples of that having occurred and the u. s. did that afghan instead, and they did that in iraq for example. absolutely, yeah, no question. i mean, i covered the war in afghanistan in 2001 i was there several times since, you know, i never, i was never embedded. partly for that reason. i think it's better to travel as an independent reporter and find out what's really going on on the ground with local people. but that's my approach. and a lot of other reporters, corporate reporters preferred to travel with the us

u. c. berkeley central sierra snow lab, a light and fluffy 36 the n days about 110. inches of snow. they are now within six ft. of their 2016 17 total of about 47 48 ft. i think they'll surpass that. i think those are pass that this will be one of the snowiest on record going back the last 53 years. no doubt about it. i don't think anyone will be 1951 52, but we will be in there pretty soon here to be maybe in the top. one or two here just keeps going and going and going winter storm warning or blizzard warning continues, although almost all the resorts are closed. there's just too much snow and blowing snow, and they have to clear the roads. canfield in marin county, along with mount tamil pay a standard similar in fairfax. that's really good rain for 24 hours. so this is a much better rainer than we saw yesterday. yesterday was more about that initial cold front and then the hail reports but pleasant in good rain inch 4/10, boulder creek in their san ramon dublin had good rain. well, just shy of an inch of rain. redwood city, 85 100 half of a three quarters, santa rosa downtown, t