hello, the arnet clark. this is a news our life window coming up in the next 60 minutes dangerous times for journalists. a new report says the number of media personnel kills last year doubled in just 12 months. a crackdown on corruption in war torn ukraine, the deputy defense minister and 5 governors lose their jobs in a big government shakeup. the judge investigating the deadly bay route port explosion charges, the former prime minister and other top officials. he are the 10 nominees for best motion picture of the year that the nominations for this year s academy awards are out to me. tell you who are the favorites to win the oscars. and in for victor, i as aaron came back entitled contention at yale saying open it to the time when i threw to the semi finals for the 1st time in a decade ah, from the front lines of the war in ukraine to a shop rise in killings in latin america, 2022 was another deadly year for journalists and al jazeera was not untouched. our own corresponde
president of the committee to protect journalists, and jeffrey goldberg, editor in chief of the atlantic. jody, tell us what viewers need to know about the climate of the free press. one, how vital journalism is to democracy. we don t talk about freedom of the press because journalists are special creatures that need special defense, but journalists plays a vital role in holding the powerful to account and keeping us safe and providing information. think about covid that keeps us safe. at the same time, this vital pillar of democracy is under threat like never before. compare that for me, what s changed in 10 or 20 years and why? a few things. firstly, increased political polarization. we re seeing a decline in democracy worldwide. carl bernstein alluded to this earlier. countries that should be
jody, how do you react to what jeffrey said? we haven t always done a great job of explaining why journalism is important and showing our workings. how do we know something? i think what is increasingly challenging at the moment is, when facts become up for grabs, that s when it becomes difficult. the job of a journalist we always say is not to ask people whether or not it s raining and take both sides, it s to go outside and feel the rain falling on you. we are in a moment where we go outside, and you feel the rain falling on you and tell someone, they might say fake news. part of our job has to be really to engage people, reinfuse people about facts, the importance of facts, the importance of agreeing on some key fundamentals and key information. i think the other thing that s really important, and we have to keep doing is making sure that journalists are properly supported, that we have the
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for a quote today. welcome back to reliable sources. where, for over 30 years, we have been talking about the role of the press in society around the world. the press has continued to come under assault in many countries, increasingly right here in the united states. we have seen threats, we have seen murders of journalists in some countries. we have seen illegal detentions. we have seen so many attempts to stifle freedom of speech, including just recently, here in new york state, with the stabbing attack against authorsal man rushdie. i m showing you some examples of our coverage over the years. that s just a small snapshot. so here to talk more about the risk to journalists and what can be done, jody ginsburg, the