u. s. network. cnn, which earned an interview with the ukrainian soldier who claim killing russians has become like a sport to him. funny to see like when it's not funny to see sexual very strange when you see like people being killed and you like yeah, very weird feeling to be honest, but it's like the support. now i don't know examples of extremist views. how featured in a number of western media reports during the conflict, but given little comment, the b b. c. interviewed a soldier who have enough the badge on his jacket. for instance, while the sudden newspapers showed a funeral ceremony, but failed to mention, an attendee clearly wearing another s, s division side journalist and author dunny lazar gave us his take on the media as a parent willingness to turn a blind eye to new naziism. the corporate media, cnn, 1st and foremost, has turn itself into a cheerleader for them out to the american military. and therefore it is like no cheering on the, on the war. fever cheering on the blood thirsty.

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u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day. and low delivery climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes. but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get with posted view as tend to think it's well, a bit of a donna had about the kind of situation, bit of anger, rid of her strength and not many good feeling the young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever actually had

u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get with posted view, is tend to think it's well a bit of a downer thought about the kind of situation of anger, frustration, not many good feeling when and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2 thousands. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever actually had to set up and

u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well, a bit of a downer had about the kind of situation, bit of anger, frustration, not many good feeling very young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage and 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever actually had to step out

u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well a bit of a downer tab about the kind of situation, bit of anger, rid of her strength, and not many good feeling the young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever actually had to

u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported, view is tend to think it's well a bit of a downer tab about the current situation of anger, frustration, not many good feeling young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever actually had to set up and say, we we

u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well a bit of a downer tab about the kind of situation, bit of anger, rid of her strength, and not many good feeling the young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scientist back then was no easy job. no one has ever that actually ha

u. s. television networks room known her marvel tornadoes have left thousands of people without electricity in the us state of oklahoma. homes and businesses were damaged and wednesday nights. storms which cause flooding and parts of the state and in arkansas or officials or using drones to assess the damage. ah, without his era, these are our top stories. new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of ukraine's besieged city of merrier pole. but ukrainian official, so russia is still attacking the as of salt steel plant, despite a ceasefire. police in israel and searching for 2 men suspected of a stabbing attack in the central city of l. add 3.

u. s. television network room have known her powerful tornadoes have left thousands of people without electricity in the us state of oklahoma. homes and businesses were damaged and wednesday night storms, which caused flooding and parts of the state. and in arkansas or officials, they're using drones to assess the damage ah, without his era, these are our top stories. new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of ukraine's besieged city of merrier pole, but ukrainian official. so russia is still attacking the as of sold steel plant despite a ceasefire. police in israel, a searching for 2 men suspected of a stabbing attack in the central city of l. add. 3 people were killed and several others injured on thursday. the attack happened as israel celebrated a national holiday. alexis in the philippines will be held on monday with a poll that's being described as the most important in the country's history. the top 2 contenders are frontrunner funds san marcos junior and vice president. lenny robledo. marcos is the son of former president, ferdinand marcus with ousted in a people

u. s. television network. powerful tornadoes have left thousands of people without power in the us. state of oklahoma, homes and businesses were damaged wednesday night storms, which caused flooding and parts of the state and arkansas. officials are using drones to assess the damage. southern states have been told to brace themselves for yet more severe weather this friday. the 3rd team of astronauts sent into orbit by space x has landed in the us. dragon capture splashed down off the florida coast. after a 23 hour return journey from the instructional space station for astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects during that 6 month mission. they also welcomes the 1st civilian crew to the space station. every team will perform ah, without a 0. these are our top stories. new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of ukraine's proceed. city of mario full art ukrainian officials say russia is still attacking the as of cells steel plant despite a cease fire. although it is in fiji. how caesar soupy ot owned by a sanctioned russian businessman off for a request by

u. s. television network. there have been reprisal attacks in columbia after the tourist drug cartel boxes extradited to the u. s. to face trial, members of that kind of gopher burned more than 30 trucks and buses across northeastern columbia. security forces happened, deployed the head of the gang, known as a canal pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking and other charges in the u. s. federal court on thursday, the 3rd team of astronauts sent into orbit my space. x has landed in the us. their dragon capsule splashed down of the florida coast. after 23. our return journey from the international space station for astronauts conducted hundreds of research projects. 6 month mission back, also welcome to the 1st civilian crew to the space to form additional infections. we're still ahead on al jazeera, the latest from china, where the co, with 19 as 40 percent asian games. ah a ah, ah, ah ah, ah. was talking with his me. thank you. carrie will this years? asian games have been postponed while host china battle the on

u. s. military industrial complex with the network of raytheon technologies rising by almost $15000000000.00 since the start of the year, while lockheed martin has sort by more than $25000000000.00 during the same period . we got reaction from independent investigative journalist, vanessa billy, who questioned where the better quality weapons provided by the west will eventually end up. the capability of the ukrainian forces is not that which they would like you to believe these mercenaries are claiming that the weapons they were given were faulty. we're not working, then you have to ask where the better quality weapons have ended up ended up in the hands of only or the the as of an ultra nationalist brigade. or have they effectively gone through ukraine into other countries, into the hands of the u. s. proxies, number of people in the west are starting to question an investment into a war that really they call when there is no way to us, or do you cry or any country, any nice member can give assurances. but these are huge. financial packages are going to be followed through that full accoun

u. s. to threaten an advertising boy called s mosques, governance results and changes to the social networks. content policy, racial blevins has been taking a closer look is no stranger to criticism, but his $44000000000.00 purchase of twitter and maybe one of his most controversial moves yet, at least according in the mainstream media talking has in follow billionaires who are speaking out about his new acquisition, that lists includes activist groups such as media matters for america. black lives matter and women's march who sent a joint letter to twitters top advertisers, calling on them to withdraw their support from the company under mosques management, which at risk becoming a cesspool of misinformation with your brand attached, polluting information ecosystem in a time where trust in institutions and news media is already an all time low we call on you to demand mosque uphold these basic standards of community trust and safety. and to pull your advertising spending from twitter. if and not in response, must pointed out that these big groups wouldn't exist without big money to funds th

network. the country is following in the footsteps of the u. s. and the u. k, after expressing concern the chinese government could gain data on how and when users access the internet. g 7 finance leaders say they will support debt relief efforts for sri lanka that draft communicate comes after the country defaulted on its sovereign debt. protests about the worsening economic situation of not abated. the once booming island nation has suspended death payments as a grapple with its worst economic crisis. since one independence in 1948. as the crane war hits global, wheat stocks, german farmers are growing more of the grain this year that increased that acreage by nearly 3 quarters 253000 act. as, according to official figures, we prices have jumps because of tighter supplies but it airline easy jack says it hopes to carry almost as many passengers this summer. as in pre pandemic times, ticket sales are strong despite the weak economic environment. but profit is still unlikely because of the soaring price of fuel. speaking of trips abroad, spain has long been

networks. the country is following in the footsteps of the u. s. and u. k. after expressing concerns, the chinese government could gain data on how and when users access the internet german exports to russia have tumbled to their lowest level in nearly 2 decades. says sanctions take a bite. in march exports fell 63 percent on the year to $900000000.00 euros. several german firms halted operations and exports to russia. a country that until recently enjoyed strong trade ties with germany. or beginning to day, a german court is set to hear a rather unique case against volkswagen. an individual farmer has filed a civil lawsuit against the car manufacturer. with the backing of greenpeace, he's actually asking the court to force volkswagen to cut it's carbon emissions. take a look for 7 months a year, if i have cameras, kettle get to enjoy the green pastures of his organic farm. that the future is full of uncertainty for him. the barnes in junk, we farmers depend on an intake climate and we need this relative balance of nature which keeps the land fertile back ou

u. s. x tradition request. in december 2018, the u. s. britain and australia of all band, while way from their 5 g networks. british police have ended their investigation into downing street parties during lockdown. a spokesman for prime minister boris johnson says you'll receive no further fines in total, $126.00. fines have been issued to 83 people over 8 occasions. both johnson and chancellor richie sooner had previously admitted to being fined. the opposition says he must stand down as also calling for the release of an internal report conducted by civil servant su gray. watley investigation has shown is industrial scale lawbreaking and downing streets of 120 or so fine. and that reflects a culture and the prime is to search the culture. what i want to see now is the full, so dre report published there's no further hiding places for the promised robot issue of support for the people of ukraine. the cannes film festival has banned official russian delegations, and any one connected to moscow's government from attending. they've accepted russian phil makers who clearly denounced the war at some russian film. critics who, who so taken ri

network backed by cutter. so you are seeing this at the highest levels. we have condemnation through the u. s. ambassador here as a cooling for a full investigation. you have major media networks. now picking this up, asking for our correspondence to be interviewed in reaction to this, this is gaining major international attention. on a diplomatic level. on the media level, you have the, the un special envoy to the region to or venice land also to the middle east. peace process tweeting, condemning quoting for an investigation because of course, you know, forensically and is everything as to what happened here. there is no question from our palestinian colleagues or teams on the ground that she was targeted by the israeli army. and it is, you know, often always accused of using excessive force when it comes to dealing with the media in many occasions. but these really narrative at the moment is that they believe that they've got their initial preliminary look into it. is that it was potentially done in a back and forth with palestinian government. so, you know, this is the situation is the fa

network on al jazeera. ah, i found side the u. s. supreme court after an unprecedented lead suggests justices good overturned the roe v wade case that legalized brush ah, play you watching al jazeera alive from bill. how with me for the back table also ahead. a group of people who escaped the besieged, ukrainian city of merrier pole arrived.

network on al jazeera. ah. ready oh, sound side, the u. s. supreme court after an unprecedented lease, suggest justices good overturned the roe v wade case that legalize the bush. ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me fully by table, also ahead. a group of people who escape the besieged, ukrainian city of merrier poll arrive to safety ins, apparition where in eastern ukraine the new front line in russia's offensive, where shelling continues and people are desperate to get out of our carries now for a day journey to a shooter, we're seeing and know where to go. we follow the plight of villages of the qur'an minority escaping attacks by myanmar us army. ah, thank you very much for joining us. we begin with a possible threat to a landmark abortion law in the us hotels. so being held outside, the supreme court after league suggesting justices could strike down the key ruling the top court has been considering whether to overturn the 1973 judgement known as roe v wade. that legalize a procedure across the country. neither th

interests, a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera, on counting the cost, biden launches his land, the u. s. economic engagement in asia. well, it pounds of china and from the retail western capital vege billions of dollars to ukraine's economy. but is it enough and will africa see a boom from the global scramble for methyl? counting the costs out of there? ah. hello, i'm adrian said again in doha, a summary of what he was on al jazeera is really forces of distrust palestinians who were protesting against the incursion of ultra nationalist, religious jewish groups. in the alexa most.

tests a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera, on counting the cost, biden launches his plan, the u. s. economic engagement in asia. willis townsend, china's income in the region, western capital ledge, billions of dollars to ukraine's economy. but is it enough and will advocate see a boom from the global scramble from epa, counting the cops and out of it. ah . ready hello, i'm adrian said again in doha. summary of that he was on al jazeera is ready forces, disposed palestinians who are protesting against the incursion of ultra nationalist, religious jewish groups. in the alex a most compound, this is all taking place of a flag march mocking israel's occupation based jerusalem. in the 1967 wall. it had been feared that it could lead to violence at a time with heightened tension. a splinter group of jewish ultra nationalists began waving his ready flags inside the mark simone compound. and that's an unusual scene . the provoked anger among palestinian worshippers. they see it as part of the group effort to change the status quo at his slums, thought holiest sight. and some jewish worshi

u. s. criticized china's attempt for greater influence in the pacific region saying it was intimidating smaller countries. it's our alliances are network of partnerships that china envies a lot because they don't have that. those are transactions and they're not real partnerships that they are in many cases they, they course intimidate other nations to try to act in ways that are more beneficial to chinese interest than they are to their own chinese foreign minister. while he has meanwhile said the main purpose of boosting the countries influence is to promote common development and prosperity among nearby nations. former us state senator richard black says beijing's intentions in the pacific region appear peaceful and might actually foster local economic growth. you trying to attempting to influence other nations. they try to influence in whatever way they can. but if you look at it, united states and great britain have almost 900 military outposts in foreign nations. in other countries trying to has a total of $5900.00 for the west, 5 for the trial. and there was an attempt by trying to go in and take over the world. i don't think we

network cutter is an important player. this is also becoming somewhat of a diplomatic incident to have the entire world react. you've just heard from the u . s. embassy to the un, referred to as you've had countries, a bastard, or is to israel, the u. s. ambassador of the british ambassador, the un special envoy to the middle east peace process, all saying this needs to be investigated. i can tell you from my experience that there was fobs from b is really officials, is something that is unprecedented. we heard from the foreign minister, you've heard from the defense minister benny got you heard from natalie bennett bennett, the prime minister in the class. it addressing this directly saying that there will be an investigation initially saying that what the israeli army thought was that potentially she had been hit by palestinian gunmen during an exchange of fire in janine you now have, according to one, is already german, incredibly good, strong connections quoting the israeli chief of staff saying that they can now no longer really tell which side fires that he regrets the death and that an end of the investigation team has been set up. we

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the network will include 13 countries including india and japan announcement made during his 1st asia trip since taking office is seen as part of the host to reinvigorate u. s. strategic power. across asia, usa for president biden endorsed pans plan to beef up it's defense capabilities. united states remained fully committed to japan's defense and we welcome. we welcome the opportunity to work more closely together and increasingly challenge the security environment. i applaud primary because she is determination to strengthen japanese defense capabilities as well. a strong japan and a strong u. s. japan alliance is a force for good in the region. more am joy now by correspondence. sonya blushed in tokyo. sunday japan is a key player in the region, but militarily, it's kept a low profile since world war 2. now it's planning to spend more on defense. why now the reason is that the tensions in the region have been rising. japan has seen a lot of incursions from chinese into the region, very close to other islands than that. of course, north korea, well, testing rockets and other weapons. so for japan, there's a very different environment at the moment and so

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network issue. coming up masks strongly rapid recommended but not required indoors. we will be talking to a u. c. s f dr about the rate of covid infections in the affe bay area's is the highest in the state. joining us live now to talk about the current covid conditions is dr peterson hong ucsf professor. infectious diseases. it's good to see you again. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me on jan. the bay area counties have some of the highest vaccination rates in the state. and yet today, the health officers are saying that covid infection rates are also among the highest. so what could be the reasons for this? well. they had several possible explanations. janna one is that we're doing more testing in the area. the other is that a lot of people are moving and visiting the barriers, so it's no longer what we doing. it's people's. hungry don, for so long in the bay area haven't had a lot of natural exposure. so now we're catching up to that. so in other words, we're victims of our own success, but because we're highly vaccinated. even though there are a lot of cases in the community hospitals