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Taliban authorities have carried out far-reaching censorship and violence against Afghan media in district and provincial centers, drastically limiting critical reporting in Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said today. The situation facing journalists outside Kabul appears much worse than inside the capital, particularly for women.

Over for our integrity, for our compassion and for our never-ending desire to be better so we can do better. >> happy birthday, canada. >> reporter: a moment to thank those who serve in uniform in canadas veterans. an all-star cast entertained the over 25,000 people on parliament hill. an extra special day for some. >> congratulations. youre now canadian citizens. >> reporter: sworn in as new canadians as thousands cheered them on. heavy rain made for a soggy celebration. logistical nightmare as...

For most americans, they dont care. they dont care whether its on camera or off-camera, whether its audio or video or all that stuff. reporters have to be careful here. number one, for the most ardent supporters of this president, just for the most ardent supporters of the previous prepping to my president when he would beat up the press or limit access or be less transparent or accountable, we would scream and holler and say this is not right, you are not doing the right thing, this is unjust. ...

Washington press corps know sean spicer. how does he set the tone? what is the baseline he needs to lay in this very first press briefing? >> there will always be the feeling out period. that period is basically how do we do this business? there is business to be done. every day there are questions that need to be answered. some of them on camera, some off camera, some boring, some exciting. this is a thing that has to be done for the health of the republic because people want to know. the trump...