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Will be requesting by the initiatives come to fruition. >> thank you so much. michigan governor is casting doubts on the findings of a report on coronavirus related deaths at long-term care facilities in the state ahead of the reports released. witmer is disputing the methodology which led to unfavorable conclusions about her administration. pending report is expected to say they were nearly 30% more viruses. and actually reported by the state. theyre having trouble keeping students in class. so...

Between them discharged untreated sewage on more than 300 days over the last four years. the data comes as no surprise to jamie woodward. within that sand and silt, well find micro plastics. we will find micro beads, microfibres, small plastic fragments. peter hammonds analysis of the flow data from the sewage treatment works is really very significant because it demonstrates that its become routine on this river for spills of untreated waste water. and that was our conclusion will be looked at ...

And so its a book about another time in america, another time in journalism. and yet those basic techniques are the reason we have seen in the trump presidency the greatest reporting on a presidency in my lifetime by the greatest number of news organizations, because that methodology, that we know about the trump presidency we know from the reporting, not from the government. >> and its so critically important. and carl, were so fortunate that you stayed out of that pool hall and you stayed in t...

Action. >> julie makes the key point here in that its not that barr refused so trump moved on. barr refused so trump moved on to jeffrey clark. the reason todays headlines include these names is because trump just forum shopped. still does. >> i think that thats absolutely righton to how impor for the january 6th committee to continue its work is how much maneuvering was going on and to michaels point, ultimately, this really starts to smack of trump and the sort of methodology he used. i mean, ...

Protection but destroy ukraine unless its going to be fully occupied. he occupied crimea in 2014. with strongmen, its about making the nation great again, and in putins version this is reviving a version of the soviet empire. >> i want to talk about tactics right now. you said "time" magazine back in november of 2020, but it seems relevant now about putin. one thing that has changed in the 21st century is the play book that comes from putin, about censuring people, trying to confuse everybody fl...

In anything you want to lose. try to be as educated as possible, and not just kind of go with the flow, right, with who youre seeing on the tv, really investigate it yourself. >> well, something i find interesting about all of this, is how bad crypto is for the environment. its striking to me that young people are disproportionately interested in investing in this. but then, you know, just recently did a probe in the crypto mining and the amount of energy that it uses, so its somewhat a contradi...

>> thank you. members of the economic team has been running the jobs number on friday saying the figure could be -- the omicron cases during the sample period. wondering what your expectation or the white house expectation for the report is, and in particular, you have a lot of revisions of these reports in recent months. do you think its time to overhaul how the department of labor does the survey, methodology, that kind of thing. >> no prediction or call for changes, but we are looking for the...

Something about it. the home office launched a criminal investigation. 25 people were later convicted of fraud. but the department also began working with the american organisation ets, that set and marked toeics, to identify students who cheated. the toeic programme presents, | principles of quality assessment. ets used voice recognition to analyse its databases speaking tests. it concluded that 33,000 people had invalid tests, because someone else, a proxy, had taken the exam. rigorous test se...

Was try to locate where it happened. immediately as we did we release that information publicly on twitter. thats a huge part of what we do, we want our methodology to be publicly available. that allowed reporters to access the site and to do investigations as quickly as possible. in the weeks following, several of my colleagues continued to dig into the deeper details of this. who was targeted, why, and really uncovered that almost everything that the military said had happened that day was fal...

Tell us, how were you able to prove this really quite soon after the incident? what sort of techniques did you use and what material were you using? this happened i distinctly remember on a sunday, and we were monitoring accounts on social media and we started seeing videos come out of what looked like the aftermath of something. smoke rising from a residential home, people pouring water over a courtyard, and these videos were coming out at the same time that reports were coming out that the us ...