tariq: but i am. jeffrey: to entertain but also teach.at i do. that's why i'm black thought. jeffrey: in recent years, trotter has expanded his palette, including a series of solo recordings titled "streams of thought." and as an actor, appearing in the hbo series "the deuce." and in the off-broadway musical "black no more" for which he also wrote music and lyrics. the hope is to bring it to broadway. now 50, trotter looks back and ahead, with a keen sense of legacy for himself and his art form. >> it is important to me, you know, just to continue to tell my story, our stories. that is part of my responsibility, is to continue to elevate this craft, you know, to that level of high art, whether it is my own art, my own contribution that is recognized as such, or whether my contribution is in, you know, having the culture recognized as such. i feel that as part of my mission. jeffrey: next up tariq trotter, aka black thought, a new rootsa™ album plus the latest in his solo recordings. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in philadelphia.

>> tariq: oh, hell yeah. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> tariq: yeah, man. >> jimmy: atmos is the but i think other -- >> tariq: it's the highest fidelity >> jimmy: thank you. it's the highest fidelity of any song this is like listening to the beatles. >> steve: really [ laughter ] so, you're saying like "wrap me up" is like the beatles? >> jimmy: "wrap me up" -- yeah, but b-e-e-t-l-e. >> steve: right, bee yeah, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: so, when you listen to "wrap me up" in atmos, when you turn your head, i go with you. >> steve: what [ talking over each other >> jimmy: it's like listening to the song sideways >> steve: yeah it's all a focal point >> questlove: it's like the band's with you. >> jimmy: like the band is with you wherever you turn your head >> steve: like the beetles >> jimmy: what >> steve: like the beetles b-e-e -- >> jimmy: i wouldn't compare it to the beatles - >> steve: well, some people might. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] the beatles, i didn't even know if they made holiday music >> steve: yeah that's what i felt >> jimmy: interesting comparison >> steve: yea

>> tariq: mm-hmm, mm-hmm, yeah >> good, and then spread them so they're all -- all over - >> tariq: yeahyeah, yeah, sure. >> which one which was first? >> i'm going to take that one. >> take a few, yeah. >> take a few, okay. >> jimmy: keanu, i just want to pull one beard hair out of your - >> oh, yeah, sure. [ laughter ] >> so you have an ace of hearts and a six of clubs, correct? >> that is correct >> which is the final one? the final one. give me whichever you want - >> why don't you take the ace of hearts. >> that's the final one? >> yeah. >> you're sure >> yeah. >> do you want to change >> no, why it's a good card [ laughter ] >> ace of hearts is the final one? >> it's a final, lovely card >> hold it up like this. yeah [ light laughter ] very good. and now, jimmy, when you hold the knife, hold it like this so you don't get hurt so hold the knife. yeah abd if you want, you can just stab into a card just stab into one card. >> jimmy: stab into one card >> yeah, just like, stab into a card, but don't let the knife slip and hurt you. but go ahead, slab in -- just stab into any card just

>> tariq: mm-hmm, mm-hmm, yeah >> good, and then spread them so they're all -- all over - >> tariq: yeah>> i'm going to take that one. >> take a few, yeah. >> take a few, okay. >> jimmy: keanu, i just want to pull one beard hair out of your - >> oh, yeah, sure. [ laughter ] >> so you have an ace of hearts and a six of clubs, correct? >> that is correct >> which is the final one? the final one. give me whichever you want - >> why don't you take the ace of hearts. >> that's the final one? >> yeah. >> you're sure >> yeah. >> do you want to change >> no, why it's a good card [ laughter ] >> ace of hearts is the final one? >> it's a final, lovely card >> hold it up like this. yeah [ light laughter ] very good. and now, jimmy, when you hold the knife, hold it like this so you don't get hurt so hold the knife. yeah abd if you want, you can just stab into a card just stab into one card. >> jimmy: stab into one card >> yeah, just like, stab into a card, but don't let the knife slip and hurt you. but go ahead, slab in -- just stab into any card just stab into it. and you could leave it there oh, t

>> tariq: hey!rs, i read that on a recent flight from canada, an off-duty pilot had to step in after the captain suffered an uncontrollable nosebleed yeah, this is why before i board a plane, i always double check that the pilot's not a a third grader [ laughter ] and this made things worse, instead of tilting his head back to stop the bleeding, he tilted the plane >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, finally, we have exactly 12 shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for "12 days of christmas sweater. ♪ 12 days of christma sweaters 12 days left ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's right, every show between now and christmas, we will be giving one lucky audience member a spectacular christmas sweater from the "countdown to christmas cabinet. since there are 12 shows left, let's open door number 12. [ drumroll ] [ cheers and applause whoa ♪ wow, this is gorge - look at this [ cheers and applause you see what that is holy moly. all ri

>> tariq: hey! gears, i read that on a recent flight from canada, an off-duty pilot had to step in after the captain suffered an uncontrollable nosebleed yeah, this is why before i board a plane, i always double check that the pilot's not a a third grader [ laughter ] and this made things worse, instead of tilting his head back to stop the bleeding, he tilted the plane >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, finally, we have exactly 12 shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for "12 days of christmas sweater. ♪ 12 days of christma sweaters 12 days left ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's right, every show between now and christmas, we will be giving one lucky audience member a spectacular christmas sweater from the "countdown to christmas cabinet. since there are 12 shows left, let's open door number 12. [ drumroll ] [ cheers and applause whoa ♪ wow, this is gorge - look at this [ cheers and applause you see what that is holy moly. al

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samira has come to see dr tariq, a respiratory specialist, as her asthma has worsened.rying out tests, the doctor prescribed samira a new inhaler to help manage her condition. iraq's national oil company operates the field close to samira's house. it's just hundreds of metres away. oil companies and governments do not share how toxic the pollution from theirflaring is. but you can see these flares from space. we wanted to investigate the impact of these flares on air quality — notjust for those like samira, who live nearby, but also people living hundreds of kilometres away. so we worked with european environmental scientists arianet to build a model across two months in 2022. they gathered public data on flaring volumes provided by the world bank, as well as regional weather conditions, including wind patterns, and used peer—reviewed studies to estimate the concentration of pollutants in the flares. these maps are based exactly on the scientists�* findings so that we can reveal the hidden impact of the pollution on millions of people's health. dr ziad tariq speaks at h

vice president harris makes history with a record-setting tiebreaker vote in the senate tariq "blacktrotter of the roots reflects on his impact on hip hop in a new memoir and much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from wbt a studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: more than 200 palestinians detained or imprisoned by israel were released last week during the truce between israel and hamas. among them, mostly women and children. they are just some of the thousands of palestinians held by israel for a range of both alleged and convicted offenses. nick schifrin reports. nick: this is the day the al salaima family had been waiting for. 14 year old ahmed al-salaima is home in east jerusalem after three months of israeli incarceration. he's back in the protective embrace and watchful gaze of his father, nawaf salaima, who told us this moment is bittersweet. >> we feel happiness because our child is free. but this happiness is not complete, because the price to get freedom for our kids was very expensive. and

tariq hamuda artopet traumatologist has been operating in local hospitals for 9 years.estine is now embraced. but tariq himself was in the center hostilities much earlier. in 2014, he was doing an internship at the lugansk regional hospital and found himself at the very beginning of the war in donbass. i've lived here more than half of my life. i also think russia is my country. therefore, god willing, i succeed in obtaining citizenship of the russian federation. my wife and i had options to pack our things and go. i turned to my father for advice. i told him what i should do, because it was difficult for me to decide something, he explained to me, stay there, you will be a coward if you turn your back, go from there, at a time when your profession is needed, donbass and new regions really need doctors more than ever, the degradation of the healthcare system began under ukraine, many years of military operations only worsened the situation, in order to correct it, now all worlds are accepted. this is a salary increase, various bonuses and social packages, however, this

. >> jimmy: oh, that's beautiful [ laughter ] >> tariq: i can't wait to do my spoken word poetry snow down to the -- to the ground ♪ now i hear all the sights and see all the sounds and last night i blacked out and hooked up with a clown >> jimmy: thanks, tariq. hey, damon, i dare you to stick your tongue to your tuba >> yeah. >> no, it's freezing and my tongue would stick >> jimmy: i double dog dare you. >> together: ooh >> i triple dog dare you, dawg >> together: ooh ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the best party ever nothing can go wrong >> we interrupt this broadcast with reports of widespread power outages in the neighbor - >> jimmy: power outages? [ deflating >> steve: aw >> aw. >> jimmy: oh, no this is a disaster what're we going to do >> i have an idea. that didn't work [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: think, think ♪ i have an idea ♪ ♪ excuse me, sir, i couldn't help but notice, you drive a ford f-150 powerboost >> ho, ho, ho, that's right, little boy and it's got a full hybrid engine. >> jimmy: yeah, well i was wondering if maybe we could use your truck to -- >> -- power up your

tariq trotter! jason momoa, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ did you guys see this?ging in a woman's kitchen it's a beautiful davinci that says "live, laugh, love. [ laughter ] guys, i read about an ultra marathon runner who was banned for 12 months because she used a car during a 50-mile race. [ laughter ] yeah, when she crossed the finish line, the first person she hugged was her uber driver [ laughter ] and finally, guys, it's time for the latest installment of "tonight show polls. ♪ tonight sho polls ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this first poll asks, "this thanksgiving, do you want breast or leg? 50% said leg 49% said breast. mike pence fainted [ laughter and applause this next poll asks, "what causes your anxiety? 25% said finances. 25% said dating. 50% said watching the make-out scenes on "golden bachelor." [ laughter and applause this next poll asked, "what are you drinking on thanksgiving?" 25% said wine. 35% said vodka 39.5% said scotch. .5% said chicken drippings and buttermilk [ laughter and applause that's an odd thing. >> steve: that's a drink >> ji

tariq got nominated for best rap performance for your song, "love letter."much. >> jimmy: black thought. [ cheers and applause black thought, right there come on! congratulations! whew [ cheers and applause that's how you do it that made me happy come on. i also want to mention all next week we're going to see how i arrive to work every day when i walk in the building >> steve: really >> jimmy: it's a new thing like they do with the nba players in the arena. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: yeah, it's very similar to me, right down to some of my outfits anyway, it's going to be "tonight show entrance week. >> steve: ooh, wow [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so, tune in for that >> steve: the whole week >> jimmy: yep, the whole week. but first what a show we have for you tonight. he is an emmy and tony nominated actor, whose series "loki" is now streaming its second season on disney+ tom hiddleston is here [ cheers and applause plus she's an oscar winner who you can see in the apple tv+ series, "lessons in chemistry," and her new film, "the marvels" opened in theate

even if they go from africa and through the cape of good hope , and enter the straits of jabal and tariqd enter the national sea, this trade will still be useless. because it will result in multiple costs for the zionists. thank you very much, mr. taqunia , i will say goodbye to you. yes, as we had in the news, the un security council meeting about gaza was supposed to be held last night. the meeting was postponed. mr. bagharian, an expert on international issues , is with us to talk more about this issue. mr. bagharian, hello, good morning about the meeting that the council. nate was supposed to hold a meeting about gaza, and tell us what the reason was for it to be postponed . i had and it was promised that sweden will enter the union, in fact nato, that's why it is not unlikely that mr. erdoğan asked him that the vote of america would be different, but here the vote of england is more important for us, because america, in any case, mr. austin , during his last trip to it is important to declare that we will not reach a truce in any way , of course this will be temporary. i have always

gibraltar and tariq enter the mediterranean sea except for the higher costs of the cargo attack the world is paying the price for america's support of the zionist regime in killing the people of gaza. english companies are one of these 15 companies. however, the yemeni government has announced that the bab al-mandab strait will be safe for countries that do not cooperate with the zionist regime. but until the end, according to them, the crime. it is a world strategy that is in iran's possession like the strait of hormuz and the malagah strait in the possession of the muslim country of indonesia. about 95 percent of the world's trade passes through these three straits, and the trade and connection between east and west is through the sea, and all roads eventually reach bab al-mandeb. also all the work. when the iranians expelled the british and nationalized their oil industry, the british navy seized iranian ships in the strait of babolmandb and threw the iranian people's oil shipments into the sea. it fell like a rosemary ship with the iranian flag, yunus shadlou, the spokesman of the irg

crossing the swiss channel , they have to enter the mediterranean sea through the straits of gibraltar and tariq, except for the higher costs of the attack that the world has it pays for america's support of the zionist regime in killing the people of gaza. english companies are one of these 15 companies. however, the yemeni government has announced that the bab al-mandab strait will be safe for countries that do not cooperate with the zionist regime. but until the end, according to them, the crime and childishness of the regime the zionist regime's ships will continue to be a legitimate target for attacks by the yemeni government. babolmandb strait is one of the strategic straits. the world is like the strait of hormuz in the possession of iran and the strait of malaga in the possession of the muslim country of indonesia. about 95 percent of the world's trade passes through these three straits, and the trade and connection between east and west is through the sea, and all roads eventually reach bab al-mandab. also, all the use of the swiss canal in the north of the red sea depends on the south

crossing the swiss channel, they have to enter the mediterranean sea through the straits of gibraltar and tariq for the higher costs of the attack that the world it pays the price for america's support of the zionist regime in killing the people of gaza. british companies are one of these 15. companies. however, the yemeni government has announced that the babol mandab strait is open to countries with it will be safe if the zionist regime does not cooperate. but until the end, according to them, the crimes and childishness of the zionist regime will continue to be a legitimate target for the attacks of the yemeni government. babalmandb strait is one of the world's strategic straits, like the strait of hormuz in the possession of iran and the strait of malaga in the possession of the muslim country of indonesia. of these three gorges. about 95 percent of the world's trade passes through the sea, and the trade and connection between east and west is through the sea, and all roads eventually reach bab al-mandab. also , the entire use of the swiss canal in the north of the red sea depends on the so

let me ask you what is this thing do you have a clue ♪ >> tariq: ♪ it's weird an round and red and whitimmy: thank you. switching gears. [ laughter ] hey guys, did you hear about this "cruel summer" just became taylor swift's tenth number one song okay four years - [ cheers and applause it's great love that song but four years after it was released it came out four years ago -- the original yeah it's pretty crazy. now some other artists are hoping to get their old songs charting again check out what some of them had to say first, ed sheeran said, "congrats, taylor. now let's get 'shape of you' on the charts." [ laughter ] then sugar ray said, "hey, we wouldn't be mad if 'fly' or 'every morning' made an appearance l.o.l. and then shaggy said, "you take some strawberry jam and put it in the ham, take the ham and the jam and you put it them your hand. and then right said fred said, "we're too sexy for a lot of things, but not too sexy for another chart topper." and then shaggy said, "you take the pumpkin spice and you mix it all up, then you put it together in a starbucks cup. then you dri

crossing the swiss channel, they have to enter the mediterranean sea through the straits of gibraltar and tariq for the higher costs of the bar attack, which the world pays the price for supporting the us to the zionist regime in killing the people of gaza. english companies are one of these 15 companies. however, the yemeni government has announced that the bab al-mandab strait will be safe for countries that do not cooperate with the zionist regime. but until the end, according to them, the crime and childishness of the regime zionist still wrestling. it will be the government of yemen. babolmandb strait is one of the world's strategic straits, which is owned by iran and the strait of malaga by the muslim country of indonesia, like the strait of hormuz. about 95 percent of the world's trade passes through these three straits, and the trade and connection between east and west is through the sea, and all roads eventually reach bab al-mandeb. also, the entire use of the swiss canal in the north of the s sea depends on the south of this waterway in the babolmandb strait . this is a picture of th

while the status of jerusalem is still a contentious issue, tariq teaches his students that it is the capital of palestine. he used to teach at a school in zeytoun, a suburb of gaza city, but like most schools in the sector, it was damaged by shelling. i lost several of my former students in zeitoun, several of them were killed. the most difficult question that one of my students asked me is when the war will end so that you can go home. of course, i don't have an answer to that, and to how we will continue to live. will it be possible to achieve? agreements and cease fire, will there be a pause, or will the parties make concessions? so far, there are more questions than answers. i... better understand where it all started, how events can develop further, i suggest watching the video. it will help to understand why the conflict flares up again in the region. it is called an open-air prison, one of the most densely populated places on earth. however, what is gas really like for those who live there, and why is it such a tiny tooth. chila territory has once again become the center of gl

i got to produce it with my friend, tariq.y reunion, and a church service all in one [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great shoutout, quest. that's a great shoutout. >> i got a shoutout, jimmy >> jimmy: oh, sure, mark, go ahead. >> shoutout to nut milks i'm talking almond, hazelnut, pistachio, cashews - >> audience: yeah! >> -- i see you gettin' in the game, but you're a seed, bitch, stay in your lane. [ laughter ] whether it's in cereal, my coffee, or straight up just a lukewarm glass on a hot day, it's nut milk all the way! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right, there you go sure, i like nut milk. that's -- that's great thank you, mark. >> hey, jimmy. jimmy, i have a shoutout >> jimmy: oh, okay, sir, go for it ♪ >> i'd like to give a shoutout to fingerless gloves >> jimmy: woo! >> you know, 'cause sometimes, you know, you really just want your palm to be warm and you want your little finger tipples to be out in the breeze. [ laughter ] but sometimes you want the opposite of that, so i cut off all the fabric on all my glov

cousin ♪ ♪ get a gift card get a gift car get a gift card ♪ >> jimmy: here's a gift card to gamestop >> tariq one to the bass pro shop. >> but i don't even fish ♪ if holiday shopping gives you the willie you can just get a gift card to chilis ♪ ♪ if you wanna abort th entire thing here's one for buffalo wild wings ♪ ♪ starbucks best bu home depot there's something that you need to know ♪ ♪ you cannot do anythin with it until you scratc off those 16 digits ♪ ♪ if you can't make a decision on a present for a loved one ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ if you don't wann think too hard this christmas get a gift card ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ get a gift card for your mothe for your nephe for your brother ♪ ♪ get a gift card get a gift car get a gift car get a gift card ♪ >> jimmy: now put it in your wallet and forget about it forever. [ cheers and applause love those -- whatever happened to those guys? guys, we have exactly three shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition it's time for "12 days of christmas sweaters." here we go ♪ 12 days o christmas

they tariq "black thought" trotter, thank you very much, you won the week. that's tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes starts now. all >>> tonight on all in. >> a jury still witnessed a what rudy giuliani did to me and my daughter, and held him accountable, and for that, i'm thankful. >> breaking news across all the networks. >> oh my goodness, all the networks. wow. tonight, the crushing verdict against donald trump's lead election denier. >> she, she. >> the attorney for them ruby freeman and shaye moss will join me. >> rudy was not the only one -- >> to week a apologies from two top codefendants could be a dark side of things to come. plus, new reporting on donald trump and the missing binder of classified intelligence on russia. and jodi kantor of the new york times on her explosive new reporting on how the supreme court maneuvered to end federal abortion rights all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. rudy giuliani has been ordered by a jury to pay to georgia election workers 100 and $48 million in damages after he

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my thanks to jessica chastain, ken burns, alanis morissette, tariq trotter and the roots right there.skos and pep rosenfeld. featuring the 8g band with bryan carter ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well and now if you don't mind, we're going the get to the news. president biden traveled yesterday to nantucket said one

training we're going to be needing to do for people is, is, you know, really about i have a colleague, joe tariq in his who's a remarkable scholar and. he's here this fall and also a remarkable teacher. and he teaches a course on the scholar as detective. and i think you know that's that's an important thing to keep in mind the scholar as detective you got well we've got 3 minutes and two questions but yes, you may add whatever you like. let me add two quick points. one, i think digitization is really a powerful tool. i know that, especially in the last four or five years, it's been really important for graduate students, for myself and others, to be able to access information that's been digitized abroad. and for people who are abroad and not able to come to the united states to be able to continue their work using. american archival materials. so one, i think that is there's a lot of sort of pro-democratic potential in the digitization archival materials, but too i worry about this issue that, you know, in a 2 billion email sort of cache, that keyword searching enables to look only for confirm

witness tariq naili says people were fighting in the street beforehand. >> found a lot of people >> they found a lot of people gathering around and screaming, and a car crashed into the sign next door at and a lot of, uh, fighting over there . i think 6 fighting over there. i think 6 or 7 people fighting each other, uh, opposite side . and there is uh, opposite side. and there is one guy, uh, in his 20s, uh, his face is full of blood and one woman lying down. uh beside two people have been killed following an avalanche in the french alps. >> reporting that >> local media is reporting that the as a british mother the victims, as a british mother and were part of and a son who were part of a group skiing on mont blanc authorities say another person escaped with minor injuries , escaped with minor injuries, while others were unhurt . while five others were unhurt. the forecaster are warning winds of up to 75mph could hit parts of up to 75mph could hit parts of southern england and wales tomorrow, as the uk recovers from storm garrett rivers in tewkesbury have burst their banks as a result o

i spoke to tariq naili. sign next door and a lot of, uh, fighting over there . i think 6 fighting over there. i think 6 or 7 people fighting each other, uh, opposite side . and there is uh, opposite side. and there is one guy, uh, in his 20s, uh, his face is full of blood and one woman lying down, uh, beside i think she's injured and they say there is two, uh, people underneath the car stuck under the car. and there is another guy sitting beside and then the police came, uh , and, uh, they police came, uh, and, uh, they lift the car up and they pull the two people underneath. then later we have heard the news that one of them is passed away . that one of them is passed away. it is a quiet, nice area. everybody cheering and saying hello whenever you walk around . hello whenever you walk around. so we never expected that to happen. >> well, thank you very much for that report . anna reilly, our that report. anna reilly, our yorkshire and humber reporter. water there. now coming up, i'll be joined, rejoined by

of the ukrainian people, this follows from the statement deputy head of the british foreign office tariqut at the instigation of kiev ultranationalists who seek to pit ukrainians against other peoples. the ussr. the holodomor was a terrible tragedy. it claimed the lives of millions of soviet citizens, not only in ukraine, but in belarus, kazakhstan, the volga region, the north caucasus, the southern urals in western siberia. according to various estimates, from 2 to 8 million people died. the cause of the famine was a poor harvest and the sale of bread abroad in order to use this money to build factories during industrialization. an additional special flight carrying russians evacuated from the gas sector arrived in the capital. airplane. emercom il-76 flight cairo-moscow landed at damodedovo airport late the night before. there are 33 of our compatriots on board, including 14 children. they were able to be transported home with the assistance of the russian foreign ministry. all this already after the completion of the organized evacuation, which lasted from november 12 to december 20.