garner thinks could lead to mass liquidation that takes oil back to the '70s, that's the only thing i really fear. war situation in ukraine is uncertain but central bankers are doing their best to slow down the economics to result in demand for oil but could be a while before it's a problem. risk is there. high prices eventually destroy it, too. down in the rsi, a momentum indicator, it's pointing higher but nearing overbought levels. could have more upside but sees it coming back down to levels we would have seen before russia invaded ukraine, just don't know how long it will take. take this off the table, go back to the trading range, might see this if we go back that's what she's saying is the downside another reason the price has been able to soar, big oil producers have been disciplined. we have them on the show, they're not spending money on new production know it's better to leave the oil in the ground, keep the prices high and return capital to you, the shareholders this is a chart comes out once a week fracking changed the face of the oil market price of crude collapsed and s

to talk about how politicians and thought leaders are using the file poison of replacement theory to garner campaign donations and votes, boosting television ratings and achieving fame. later talk about how most of this is coming from people who telling complete fiction. we have been in orange beach, alabama. a kid shows up for school in a week in hazmat uniforms. this is the federal government, it is the fbi, is the local governments fault. all we hear they know this is not top is out there and they do nothing about it -- not job is out there and they do nothing about it. i blame it on the federal government for not pursuing this and monitoring this. host: they did not catch him when he went to purchase his firearms. how what have that have been known to the gun store owner or federal officials? caller: he was removed from school and put under psychiatric evaluation. somebody knew something. this is an agenda to create a race war by the federal government. host: let us hear from sharon in glen oak, maryland. caller: how are you doing this morning? when i heard about this mass shooting, it

lot of public pressure and coercion on the sitting justices to either change their mind or somehow garner a political issue that they would be able to use today for the american people's attention from things like inflation, crime, the border and the challenges to our national security and world peace. we have to get to the bottom of this, and i'm confident chief justice roberts will pursue that until the person who leaked it is identified and held accountable. about this spotlight on the court along with the reaction that we've seen has raised another important issue and that is the physical safety and security of the justices themselves and their families. in our increasingly polarized climate, the justices have been verbalized, subjected to violent threats. people have even published their home address so they can show up and protest on the property, on their lawns. this decision that is actually not a decision because the supreme court hadn't handed down its decision, but he or she accomplished their goal i suppose by creating this hostile environment for the justices and their famili

as this report, the actual forest in easton garner is known for its abundant biodiversity, including endangered animals and rear plants, dozens of which are threatened with extinction. despite the area being decayed, protected the government plans to begin large scale mining for box site that got my husband's saying over and over again. i'll services to as it is in that there would not, on necessarily compromise for us. they have not so far demonstrated to any agency to gun is how that is going to be done. and you know why? because there is no technology, though, allow government to go ahead and tub the box out in this forest without compromising the for us. box site is used to produce element products. while the government's agreed to a $2000000000.00 mining deal with china, it's yet to get permission from gone as environmental protection agency. the government says it's relying on the potential proceeds from the mining of both bach site and gold to develop local mining communities. we now have a fund which is solely dedicated to the development of the minor communities of our count

the byrum water base and feeds 3 major rivers, providing water for millions of people across garner, but mining upstream has contaminated the water board on that. i think from cooper as he used to be her mind. and i think this is our fixing the community when the pat doesn't flew as used to be sand i a month or 2 saying you don't even get what that the mining opponents are taking the government to court to stop the search for bach site. critics say that while they understand the need to benefit from natural resources gone as far as need to be protected for future generations. for me to miller, al jazeera police and for lanka, her 510 gaston use water cannon to break up a fight between the government supporters. an anti government protested supporters of prime minister ma hinder roger proctor. i've gathered outside his official residence after protest as heckled him. in a public appearance on sunday there they attacked the protest as he had been calling for the resignation of the president and his cabinet. it has been a week since south grey relax is outdoor current of ours mosque man

it, it garners the most attention in focus. and any time you see images of families being affected, football is supposed to take us away from certain things and we see it started off in this way. but nonetheless, hopefully, you know, those that came to watch the action can go to sleep with peace at night. and hopefully there weren't too many injuries. it took place, anna, and we can resolve it. i turned the page in. i have better events for the future. right? kress harrington from tito the sports. thanks. thank you. well here's a quick round up of some other events making use around the world. a small plane with 22 people on board has gone missing in the paul. it was scheduled on a popular tourist route from the resort town of polk o'hara to jump some in the mountains. the plain lost contact with the airport ash tower. shortly after takeoff, police said a search was under way. at least 31 people have been killed in a stampede at a church in southern nigeria, police, a large crowd turned up to receive food donations in the city

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those are two proposals have in the past garnered bipartisan support. john thune, i spoke to him last night, he said it's difficult to find a solution. i'm trying to look for the quote now in our morning edition on the back of my screen here, but he said, basically trying to find a solution to a problem that is difficult, that really no one knows in his view -- i'm not sure a lot of people would agree with this -- that no one knows what the common thread is. so, john, we are -- this is a familiar cycle. you know, we have a tragedy. 21 kids were murdered. and congress doesn't have the answers, and it's embarrassing. >> jake, certainly some of the things you mentioned including strengthening background check laws enjoy broad public support. but yet nothing seems to get done. i'm reminded of one of the truest political observations of recent years when someone noted that in the wake of sandy hook when 20 plus elementary school students were killed, if that wasn't the moment that gun control legislation would happen, maybe it never would. that's being teste

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#justice for johnny depp has garnered more than 15 billion views globally. to contrast those numbers, justice as for amber heard has far fewer views, around 47 million. >> it is not a new phenomenon. it has been going on for two or re-years now. -- or three years. the reason is clear. there are a number of issues that are popping up. johnny depp is a famous and popular actor, but the reason why thousas of people are obsessively posting about this case in a way that some would describe as vicious is unclear, but if you want to find out why it is happening, one of the reasons probably is social media algorithms. i was reading a piece by the insider that was describing how many of the people engaging with this topic -- as you said, on tiktok, instagram, twitter, we are talking about millions and millions of people engaging with content about this trial --, but the picture you are getting from it is twisted and has got no bearing on what is aually happening in the trial room. there are clips that have been designed to show one person, johnny depp in his case, as

. >> he garnered nearly 8 million votes in the first round nearly qualified for the runoff vote. reaching a deal with the green party, and backed the idea of a prime minister -- the promise to put the minimum wage at 1400 euros per month and lower the retirement age to 60. it is a major ideological sticking point. he left the party in 2008 after failing to dilute his stance. >> i think we will be able to find a compromise on the question of europe. the issue has fractured the left for the past 30 years. forging a political coalition does not mean everyone thinks the same. >> meanwhile, the common's party has decided to join the coalition, despite differences. mark: will be watching develop its on that story for you. antigovernment protests in armenia continue. they reignited last month when he spoke about signing a peace agreement with azerbaijan. the countries have been locked in decades of conflict. he was highly criticized as they claim victory. time for business. kate moody is in the house. good evening to you, kate. russia appears to be faulting on international debt. tell u

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margaret garner, january 18th, 56. she leaves a kentucky. crosses over declares herself -- ends up at a friends house. future slave, trying to retrieve it. she decides to kill her child. tries to kill her child. but she is return. so morrison takes real life and makes it this epic. it is actually -- >> a very difficult story to choose. if you are going to choose those experiences, margaret garner and the killing of the child is a hard one to popularize. which is why it is tough. last week, we talked about white board. a graphic novel about the holocaust. also tough. tough to read about these things. but what choice do we have? i worry that people who say, i don't make it reading this book because it is accountable, it is tough, it makes them feel that. >> yes. the society is tough. living is tough. right? we are aware of unbelievable violence, particularly over this past week. this is not unusual. even in our own experience. so to ask the question, what would have made a mother kill her child? how does someone become that? and also, how does

a change.org petition calling for clemency for vaught garnered over 200,000 signatures. the american nursing association saying it was deeply distressed by this verdict and the harmful ramifications of criminalizing the honest mistake and the case setting dress press sent. a spark in a already vulnerable health care system on the brink of collapse. >> we'll spend an entire 12-hour shift not going to the bathroom, not eating, not drinking enough water. you get to the end of the day and you're just mentally, emotionally, physically exhausted. >> the system is set up to make it easy for us to make a mistake like this. >> reporter: nurses tina and erika came together to form a support group for radonda. >> i'm so proud of each and every one of you. >> this is a public safety issue. i don't want to live in a world where, if i go to a hospital, the nurses and doctors that are going to be taking care of me would be afraid to speak up if they made a mistake. >> while vaught's performance fell below what the profession kind of aims for, to say if you were to make an error like th

roster starting with its owners, co-founded by natalie portman and attracting investors like jennifer garner, billie jean king, abby wambach, serena williams, and mia hamm. what does tonight feel like >> well, excitement. it's a long time coming. >> reporter: the team's debut coming 50 years after the passage of title ix, a law aimed at leveling the playing field for women's sports and a road paved by greats like billie jean king, who says it's another step in the right direction. is it enough >> it's never enough we're just getting started. we're only at a tipping point in women's sports, but this is a huge example of that tonight. >> reporter: the new team already building a fan base transcending generations. >> i love soccer, and i want to support the women who are out there doing it. >> i think the women are better than the men. they have better sportsmanship. >> reporter: this 9-year-old's mom played basketball in college and remembers when title ix passed she says today is a new turning point. >> women have really taken the stage in a powerful way, and it's because of the history of ev

. >> everyone was aware of what was garnering the the tension of the studios in determining whether or not he could be employed. but debt said previously he quote. >> wouldn't return to the pirates franchise for 300 million dollars. and 1 million alpacas. >> so mister dat. yes. were you aware that as of 10/25/2018, about 2 months before this op-ed was published, that it was being reported as it is in this article that johnny depp is out as jack sparrow in disney's pirates of the caribbean film franchise as after battles financial issues and personal dramas. were you aware of that? >> i wasn't aware of that, but it doesn't surprise me given that 2 years have gone constant. worldwide talk about me being this wife beater. >> karina also testified that it is his belief that the exposure from the lawsuits ruined the mystique around death, which could also impact his career. >> the saga continues. that was sloane glass reporting for us tonight. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors were dancing on beale street today. the late rapper young dolph was glaring through the sound system. at pr

they knew that would garner attention from people. regardless of your ideology, that's bad. host: how would you describe the state of u.s. media right now? guest: in many ways, it reminds me of the era of yellow journalism, of sensationalist headlines, playing on people's emotions to get attention. i feel like the more you read from many of these outlets, the less you actually know. with this fractured media landscape, a lot of attention goes to the players who are less damaging the. some of the most damaging players are buzzfeed and now this, teen vogue, building a massive following. that is what buzzfeed built their brand on the, and it is morally outrageous. host: the phone lines are open for you to call in. as folks are calling in, we are talking about the critical race theory investigation. how did you conduct it? guest: we've been to nearly 100 school districts in states where critical race theory has been banned from being taught, and we asked administrators and equity officers, have these bands affected you? consistently, they all tell us know. they keep teaching wha

. >> reporter: prompting community outcry and garnering national attention. >> i hate that i have to second-guess, you know, should i be worried right now. >> reporter: but as law enforcement races to address the problem, some questioning the tactics and the focus. asking whether resources are being unfairly funneled toward the city's wealthiest zip codes. nationwide, violent crime is on the rise, and los angeles is no exception. robberies are up 18% year to date according to the lapd. armed robberies up 44%. and although the majority of that is still in underserved neighborhoods, communities across the county are on edge. shocking surveillance video of brazen attacks put out by the lapd searching for leads. this victim chased and pushed to the ground. the suspects, one armed, attacking him, taking his watch and other items authorities say valued at more than $600,000. and in this a victim exits his lamborghini and is attacked by two men, one with a handgun. fighting them off until they leave in their vehicles. >> many of these attacks start off violently and without provocation or o

we met a nurse in the gunny and capital across copied lay works as a nurse in this ward at garners caliber teaching hospital in the capital of a cra at the peak of the curve at 19 pandemic. he spent most of his time telling people about the virus, encouraging them to get vaccinated and observing safety protocols. but lay is now worried that all the gains made over the past 2 years could soon be reversed, as people are no longer observing the safety matters. i mean, it's heart warming to find out that people have dispense themselves, taking action dead and legitimate trial gone down significantly. it also means that the virus papa, anytime soon or any anything soon, it's very likely that it may be difficult to handle all over again. today he is visiting a vaccination center over 360 kilometers from the capital. the place is virtually empty, with many still yet to show up to get their jobs. who play is disappointed at the lack of enthusiasm. it's quite worrying that it means that all the gains that have been made might be a road back, which would be unfortunate. i'd need to be safe. my famil

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it garnered a lot of attention last year as the country was experiencing a rise in ap. i hate crimes and attacks. so we talk to the co-founder of the nonprofit group's ap. i hate little earlier today. she tells us that based on the organizations data the situation actually has not gotten better. verbal harassment is the biggest share of incidents reported followed by physical assault. and then the deliberate avoidance of ap eyes. >> he took a look at our data do our analysis learned that many of these incidents are in in terms of how it's made. our community members feel in terms of a scapegoating being blamed and avoidance is is part of that. and of verbal harassment. well, it might not be criminal. it's traumatic and it's made our community members feel unsafe. cynthia choi also says her organization stop ap. i hate is working on. >> educating the asian community about civil rights and how to protect themselves from discrimination. and they are encouraging community members to report any type of racist events that they're experiencing today is national fentanyl awaren

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. >> reporter: the first defense will garner a letter, then a door hanger, and then after 30 days, those fines will start kicking in. the goal is a 15% water use reduction across the board. and we saw plenty of examples of fake lawns and wood chips as ground covering to start that process. john geist thinks his shrunken lawns will meet that 15% goal and help shrink his rapidly rising water bill. >> this for sure gets us there. our teenaged kids don't get it there. but the front lawn will get us at least halfway there. >> reporter: in san jose, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> crews are fighting a fire that broke out on el dorado street. chopper 5 is over the scene. you can see smoke shooting out of the structure. firefighters say flames spread to the back of the home, and multiple power lines are down. no word if anyone was hurt we will continue to monitor this. >>> a morgan hillman is accused of terrorizing his former bosses after he was fired from the job. kpix 5 anchor ryan yamamoto joins us with more. ryan? >> reporter: allen, investigators say the 43-year-old man says he was fired from his

the baron water basin feeds 3 major rivers, providing water for millions of people across garner, but mining upstream has contaminated the water board on that other crew of the as you used to be her mind. and i think this is our fixing the community. lots and when, and if that doesn't through us is to be fund i a month, all 2 bathrooms and or even get without the phone with us mining opponents or taking the government to court to stop the search for bach. site critic say that while they understand the need to benefit from natural resources gone as far as needs to be protected for future generations. for me to mila al jazeera, her lease at 43 people have been killed during a riot at a prison in ecuador. authorities say they were all inmates at bell vista jail in santo domingo. more than a 100 others escapes and remain at large violence broke out after a gang leader was transferred there, which officials say caused unrest. protests are expected in mexico to mark one month since the disappearance of 18 year old ebony escobar, the law students body was found in a water tank at a roadside

right, across garner, pushing across into good part of nigeria. cameroon. and over to was the riff valley, but on the other side of the ref valley it's still disappointingly dry. there's a chance of one or 2 showers in eastern parts of kenya may be into samaria, but not as widespread as i should be. to the south lattice, jen retry fine, sunny and pleasant ah. on counting the cost that recent meltdown in crystal caring, the worry investors, can it make it come back? why did apple the most valuable company crowns to saudi oil for romco? and how will trade protectionism affect global for security and price? counting the cost on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state. i'll just there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, lou ah, you're watching, i'll just sarah. time to recap. our headlines, the leaders of the called nations, a meeting in tokyo to discuss security and trade. aiming to tampa chime has influence across the asia pacific region. a russian soldier has been jailed f

that garnered a lot of attention last year as the country was experiencing a rise in aap, i hate crimes and attacks. >> we talk to the co-founder of the nonprofit group's top aap. i hate little earlier today. she tells us that to based on the organizations data, the number of attacks reported in 2021. totaled 6200 throughout the country. the situation, unfortunately, has not gotten any better. verbal harassment is the biggest share of incidents reported followed by physical assault and then the deliberate avoidance of ap eyes. >> he took a look at our data do our analysis learned that many of these incidents are in in terms of how it's made. our community members feel in terms of a scapegoating being blamed and avoidance is is part of that. and of verbal harassment. well, it might not be criminal. it's traumatic and it's made our community members feel unsafe. cynthia choi also says her organization stop aap. i hate is. >> working on educating the asian community about civil rights and how to protect themselves from discrimination. and they are encouraging community members to report an

and on top of that, she was an american citizen and that garnered her more attention. but this really is simply what the israeli occupation does day in and day out. it is really an attempt to enforce a system of brutal apartheid. and that does entail a lot of violence against palestinians. and what do you make of the mainstream western media coverage, which appears to consistently hesitate from holding israel responsible look the way much of mainstream u. s. media. what i am exposed to, i'm has dealt with this is really an affront to journalistic integrity. they have refused to write to lay responsibility for this killing where it belongs with these really army. you know, they keep referencing to sri and being killed by bullets without ever mentioning who fired the bullets. and that's because they take, is really government propaganda at face value in a way that is just utterly shocking and makes absolutely no sense if you just compare it to what's happening in ukraine. u. s. mainstream media makes very clear that the russian government cannot be trusted when it comes

. >> would they garner that much attention and money? >> no. i couldn't believe when the guy dropped the truffle. >> there was one little piece on the floor. >> the more common black truffle. white responds. an area of rolling hills 40 miles south. conditions are perfect. warm air pushes back the current. white truffles sell for extraordinary money, even if you know what you are doing. the competition between truffle hunters is intense and they are obsessed with guarding their secrets. i've met with someone who agreed to share what he knows. >> this is going to be interesting. >> choa. igor is known as the king of truffle hunters. >> border collie. shall we? let' s go. [speaking foreign language] . >> trained since they were puppies to detect the truffle's unique scent. >> once found a monster truffle weighing ove r two pounds. >> climate change has meant less summer rainfall and hence, fewer truffles. >> cooking up a classic truffle dish in his garage. simple receipts are the best. he's tooking me eggs fried in butter topped with truffle oil.

over the years, he's garnered critical acclaim in films such as the color of money, rain man... my brother? i don't have a brother. ..jerry maguire... show me the money! ..and born on the fourth ofjuly. i don't want you to feel sorry for me. he's also the star of the hugely successful mission: impossible series. rightly or wrongly, he's perceived as a commercial actor. some wonder if his career warrants a special tribute from the august cannes film festival, including giving him an honorary surprise palme d'or — the festival's highest award. i think what cannes is doing by saying, "come here, tom cruise," there was some reservations, people saying, "well, he doesn't make the finest movies, he doesn't make art house pictures," but he does power cinema, and i think that's why cannes is honouring him this year. tom cruise. top gun. in 1986, tom cruise starred in the original top gun film, playing a us navy test pilot. i'm on my way. it was a huge hit. it made in cooperation with the pentagon. that's classified. in the wake of the film, recruitment into the us military reportedly

let's talk more about the lobby wet salon bronte who joins me now for my craft garner. he is the vice president of the money africa, a think tank for policy and education hello seldom so people are clearly not happy with paying taxes on electronic transactions. what is the major consent people have? so the purchasing power, little fibral hasn't been the same over the past 24 months. and or because the walk this a poor performance of the local stores reach the city is a dollar and a major treating carries it means that the president possible has diminished significantly. and because they believe that this is not the best plan to impose additional $1.00. libby on all of your talk on his actions, we shall be coming. matter of he is foremost and started today. understood. on the other hand, people wanted develop man to they want to be employed in a government says it will use that money generated by the e levy for development projects and to reduce unemployment. so why are people not in support? the issue here is that the track record of the government in implementing a sim

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