On the bull legal reaction to the story from people in them to. Be honest i dont believe. Because this is a more destruction. Really going on i just think the. So what should be the. Fears of a 2nd wave of coronavirus hitting europe has several countries experience a spike in cases just weeks after they reopened to tourists. Was that. A succession of large antigovernment protests as people in the country vent frustration at the Prime Ministers handling of the virus pandemic lingering corruption allegations. Great to have you with us see your what you got international. First this hour a fresh wave of protests and unrest has gripped major American Cities over the weekend the biggest conversation occurred in Seattle Police there declared a riot and made 45 arrests and an identified device exploded next to the Seattle Police departments eastern precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building 21 police have been injured during clashes with protesters and one officer also unleashed purp
And now on cspan2 book tv, more television for serious readers. Good evening. Im andrew natsios, the director of the Scope Institute on International Affairs at the bush school of government at a and m university. Id like to welcome our special event site for this evening with kim dennis is going to speak on our recent book black weight, saudi arabia, iran and the fortyyear rivalry unraveled cultural, religion and collective memory in the middle east. That said i spent the weekend reading it, i didnt quite get through it but i couldnt put it down it was so interesting if you havent read it after this evening, im sure youwill find if you havent already but i would urge you to read it. Its absolutelyfascinating. Its wellwritten, very well researched. Theres a narrative flow to it and its very troubling, i have to say that the purpose of the book. I would like to announce proportionally that our event in two days ambassador dennis ross who is another expert in the middle east is unable to
And inception in 2004. And prior to joining, she worked in two networks that were here in western massachusetts both in holyoke and in north hampton. So it is a special honor to be able to welcome her back to western massachusetts. [cheers and applause] so i know that we are all excited to hear from her and this New York Times bestselling book, option three, ukraine. So those are your three options. [applause] so you want would you prefer showing hands or shouting . Shouting, okay. Number one, walruses. [cheers and applause] number two, alaska. [applause] number three, ukraine. [cheers and applause] [laughter] i think some people voted for both walruses and ukraine. Im going to demand a recanvas. All right. Ill read the bit on walruses in particular. Just the thing that weirded me out about the publication of the book when the book came out last month, earlier this month, is that right at around the time i got to my pub date, a couple of Different Things happened in the news. One is th
2012 host of the Award Winning Rachel Maddow show for those you dont know three emmy awards including outstanding live interview and discussion and analysis. The original show has been nominated twice for Outstanding Achievement for 2010 and 2017 winning a gracie award and Interactive Media category. First gaining National Prominence as a host on radio where she works since the inception of 2004 prior to joining she had two networks here in western massachusetts in holyoke and northampton is a special honor to welcome her back to western massachusetts. And that New York Times bestselling moment and then before we get to that things would resonate with this community in particular. Not only progressive but its not to be forgotten and seems to devour whole libraries each day. So please join me to welcome Rachel Maddow. [cheers and applause] wow. So i do this tv show but theres only one person in the room with me but after that its all cameras so it is unsettling. So thank you so much for
In journalism with former Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie and cbs news former president andrew heyward. They focus on the social media policies and investigative reporting. This is about one hour and 20 minutes. With good afternoon and welcome to our audience gathered here and welcome to everyone who is watching us live on cspan. We are here for an important discussion here today on a topic called beyond objectivity producing trustworthy news in todays newsrooms. I am from the Walter Cronkite school of journalism. I am pleased to be joined today by two distinctive individuals, glenn downey, who is the former executive editor of the Washington Post, who now serves as a professor at the Cronkite School. And andrew hayward, to my far left, who is the former president of cbs news, who is now a Research Professor amongst other things at the Cronkite School. Today, we will engage in a discussion about the report that mr. Hayward and mr. Downey worked on about beyond objectivi