t. s. were among the big names headlining the events. although the headlines news continues here. now, to sierra, after generation football from propaganda and managed manipulation to the colossal consequences, the listening post reveals the powers behind the media and the impact on our life. it's one of the biggest reasons why your art is that a democracy, there's no accountability on al jazeera. welcome to generation football. coming up and report from algeria. my thought is country and one feet and foot warning history from the countries liberation struggle from france to recent process to political reform. i traveled there to understand how local football has been an agent to change. what made a great leader on and off the pitch. i sat down to vincent company, barely spoke with the manager. i spoke forward now you said we spoke you. a former belgium international player and premier league legit. company in manchester, city, 8 seasons during the most successful time in clark history. we talked about family identity and how to make an impact on society. i don't call myself an ac

t. s. were among the big names headlining the event, but catalog didn't managed to keep that magic alive on the pitch. the host loss to nil to anchor door. for the 3 year old and a valencia school, both goes from bass, stadium. top south african court says the prison release of former president jacob zoom was unlawful, but has yet to rule whether he'll go back to jail, zoom or received a 15 month sentence for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry was released on medical tow, roll off to serving 2 months, malaysia's king has extended a deadline for political parties to submit nominations for prime minister. a tightly contested parliamentary election on saturday left major parties without enough support to form a government. rival politicians have been scrambling to broaden their coalitions. they were originally due to report to the king on monday phones, really revolts from call, and paul was not going as smoothly as herb, which is why the palace had to extend the deadline. the original d

castle with a star studded opening ceremony. actor morgan freeman and a member of the cape op group b t s. were among the big names headlining the event. but carter didn't manage to keep that magic alive on the pitch, the host loss to nil to ecuador, 33 year old, and valencia scored both goals and bait stadium. the noisiest king has extended the deadline for political parties to submit their nominations for prime minister saturdays, tightly contested election is left major parties unable to secure enough support to form a new government. foreign slurry has moved from palm pal we'd in yes, in who least the 2nd largest block. he's the leader of the national alliance. now his side as issued a statement to say they have obtained more than a 112 signed declarations from members of parliament expressing their support for me in yes and to be the next prime minister of malaysia. 112 is the number needed to form a simple majority in parliament. however, that statement did not reveal the names or the actual number of people expressing their support for meeting yassin. and of course, he's not the only con

t. s. were among the big names headlining the event for carto didn't marriage to keep the magic alive on the pitch, the host. last soon, ill to ecuador, 33 year old, and a valencia school. both goes to great stadium. at least 5 people that have been. busy killed in an earthquake on indonesia is main island java, the magnitude $5.00 quake was centered around the west. java province. shaking was felt as far away as the capital jakarta were high. rises swayed for more than 3 minutes. a top south african caught says the medical parole granted the form of president jacob zoom or was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. but his z at to rule on whether he'll go back to jail, zoom, received a 15 month sentence for refusing to testify before a corruption inquiry. the 8 year old was released from medical for all of the serving 2 months. malaise is king as extended a deadline for political parties to submit nominations for prime minister, a tightly contested general election on saturday left major p

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the line was long to get through t s a saturday morning, but it moved quickly because employees were prepared for large crowds this week. crowds they haven't seen here at sfo in years. the t s a did a great job as far as staffing up the checkpoints to ensure that we had enough staff there to get customers process as quickly as possible, as well as they brought in three additional canine teams. those canine teams helped get people through security, much faster. many passengers heading home or to school after spending thanks. giving with family i was flying in from arcadia, california, so it's like a 40 minute fight was really nice. um, there weren't so many people on board. so it was pretty smooth for me. actually it's estimated five million people will travel through sfo from thanksgiving to new year's day. that's the highest passenger traffic they've seen since before the pandemic began. my mom was stressing because she wanted to make sure we left early nationally, triple a predicted nearly 55 million people would travel at least 50 miles or more for the thanksgiving holiday this yea

t. s. is in santa cruz were demanding that the government move forward on a long delayed census opposition groups say the data will give them more seats in congress and more state resources are just as if clashed with police during a student rally in the to laying capital santiago demonstrate as 3 molotov cocktails and rocks at elise and blocked traffic by barricading a street. police use water canada to disperse the crew. security forces have shot dead, a palestinian who killed 3 israelis in the occupied west bank. israel says the attack is stamped to people. he then allegedly drove a stolen car into oncoming oncoming traffic, killing us. 50 years after the apolo luna mission nasa has launched its you move rocket artemus 321 boosters english and left off a board of us one. we rise together. back to the roof. 32 story told rocket lifted off from cape canaveral on a test flight 2 sent it's ariano capsule, around the modem, back without astronauts. the launch fullers, the series of technical issues that delayed, take off my 10 weeks out of as one brought it is the most powerful ever built. i

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t s. we were dealing with the death of a woman. >> then fred and alex headed back to their empty cabin.appy memories. fred and alex endured the longest night of their lives. >> we stayed together in the same room, the whole night. >> and did your dad sleep at all? >> it was a very long night. >> that they had no idea it was just the first sleep in this night of what would become the longest ordeal of their lives. coming up... >> we started taking photos. she took a few of me. i took some of her. >> fred gives investigators a detailed account of what happened to leslie. >> it looked to me like she just did a swan dive... and lands on the rocks, right by the water. >> and he's very clear on who was to blame. >> it was that damn dog tangled up in her legs--it--its what i think it was. >> what would police think of that? when "dateline" continues. s. . if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they're mild, don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk for severe disease act fast- askif anoral treatment is right for you. covid-19 moves fast and now you can too. f

t s. community, there were concerns. a lot of people actually saying off of this, let you some of the alco, a lot of people were saying, wow, you can they be trusted here because they've made a new tunnel miss late in the day. say, we've been guaranteed, we're going to be safe. the tone of an all rights will be respected, but it's going to be, you know, is that going to be the case in fancy? reiterated everybody is welcome. and the rights of the l. g. b t, q plus community will be protected. it says it has a key fee for requirements. he said we are organizing a world cup, not a wall, and it's cooling for people to unite. all right, well, one, now russia invaded ukraine in february. the lives of millions of people were turned upside down despite that the national sided just missed out on qualifying for about cup as that were a challenge reports from i've been just outside keith, for many young people, thought will, is a welcome distraction from the death and destruction when russian troops closed in on the key of suburb o

s. one, the match shearing can be heard, this video is from the tall building in the capital t ron and was posted by someone saying they were jubilant about the u. s. victory as well. many others posting on social media as well. one football fan from iran told the w after he saw the match. impressive is very, very, very difficult or tricky position. at the same time, he's our national team. he wanted to win, but at the same time we didn't want them to him because they are presenting your ideas. yeah. that one i did on. and we were happy that the loss because they were using for propaganda, for sports, gopro baganda, and platform to show that won't ever, that is normal, everything going up according to plan normal life, i think going on 8 on england. meanwhile, was the leader and grew be heading into the matchups. they were up against by the whales and inland. found all they needed from marcus rochefort. be connected on this free kicked into england were up one nil. early of the 2nd half and england put it on from that rush which took a pass along the right side and weaved his way. for left footed shot england when 3 . now l

s t o. the leadership of all the member organizations were here and attendance the presidents, the defense ministers of each country, and the foreign minister of each country as well. and there were very there were, there was a wider array of topics that were discussed here. we also heard a lot of potential documents that were signed today, actually for moving forward with the organization specifically equipping c s t o. peacekeepers with the, with state of the art equipment, into specifically protection against radioactive, biological, and chemical weapons, as, as well as supplying them with medical supplies. and dmitri pest grove also spoke a bit about the ukraine conflict. he said that the, that the russian military spell, special military operations, objectives will be accomplished. and this is going to actually lead to the strengthening of the military organization itself. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and days. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. in the summer of 2022, italy, along with all other nato member states, th

s t o. the leadership of all the member organizations hat were here and attendance the presidents, the defense ministers of each country, and the foreign minister of each country as well. we also heard a lot of potential documents that were signed today. actually the for a moving forward with the organizations specifically equipping c s t o peacekeepers with the i'm with state of the art equipment into it specifically for protection against radioactive, biological, and chemical weapons. as, as well as supplying them with medical supplies. and dmitri pest. gov also spoke a bit about the ukraine conflict. he said that the, that the russian military spare is special military operations. objectives will be accomplished. and this is going to actually lead to the strengthening of the military organization itself. an army as capitol of your. a event, nearly 100 people came out in protest against russia before the summer began. the demonstrations came ahead of an appearance by vladimir putin at the alliance's meeting. protesters demanded their country, quit the russian lead, coalition accusing it of n

s t o. the leadership of all the member organizations were here in attendance, the president, the defense ministers of each country, and the foreign minister of each country as well. and there were various, there were, there was a wider array of topics that were discussed here. we also heard a lot of potential documents that were signed today, actually for moving forward with the organization specifically equipping c s t o. peacekeepers with the, with state of the art equipment, into specifically protection against radioactive, biological, and chemical weapons, as, as well as supplying them with medical supplies. and dmitri pest glove also spoke a bit about the.

the line was long to get through t s a saturday morning, but it moved quickly because employees were hey haven't seen here at sfo in years. the t s a did a great job as far as the staffing up the checkpoints to ensure that we had enough staff there to get customers process as quickly as possible, as well as they brought in three additional canine teams. canine teams helped get people through security much faster. many passengers heading home or to school after spending thanks. giving with family i was flying in from arcadia, california, so it's like a 40 minute fight was really nice. um, there weren't so many people on board. so it was pretty smooth for me. actually it's estimated five million people will travel through sfo from thanksgiving to new year's day. that's the highest passenger traffic they've seen since before the pandemic began. my mom was stressing because she wanted to make sure we left early nationally, triple a predicted nearly 55 million people would travel at least 50 miles or more for the thanksgiving holiday this year, with most expected to drive that's more than

the line was long to get through t s a saturday morning, but it moved quickly because employees were prepared for large crowds this week. crowds they haven't seen here at sfo in years. the t s a did a great job as far as staffing up the checkpoints to ensure that we had enough staff there to get customers process as quickly as possible, as well as they brought in three additional canine teams. those canine teams helped get people through security, much faster. many passengers heading home or to school after spending thanks. giving with family i was flying in from arcadia, california, so it's like a 40 minute fight was really nice. um, there was so many people on board. so it was pretty smooth for me. actually it's estimated five million people will travel through sfo from thanksgiving to new year's day. that's the highest passenger traffic they've seen since before the pandemic began . my mom was stressing because she wanted to make sure we left early nationally, triple a predicted nearly 55 million people would travel at least 50 miles or more for the thanksgiving holiday this year,

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the c s t a learned it's lessons from that, from that success and analyzed its actions and has become stronger organization as a result of that. we also heard a lot of potential documents that were signed today, actually for a moving forward with the organization specifically equipping c s t o piece keepers with the i'm with state of the art equipment into it specifically for protection against radioactive, biological, and chemical weapons, as as well as supplying them with medical supplies. and towards the end of this summit, actually, we talked, we heard a bit from a dmitri pascall of the kremlin spokesperson, as you said. and he spoke a little bit actually about some of the hardships that the military organization is going through right now. specifically helping armenia in the, in it's conflict with azerbaijan, in terms of being a peace keeping force there to try to come to some sort of mutual agreement that both sides from us by john and our armenia can be happy with. and i also armenia said that it's going to remain within the c s t o, a military organization, hoping that this is also going to contribute to peace there. and dmitri pet scave also spoke a bit about the ukrain

were killed in solihull in 2018. they didn�*t feel safe, they had asked the police for help. they were stabbed to death by raneem�*s until the end. both were murdered while on the phone to the police begging for help. this is the moment tarin was finally arrested. yesterday, a jury at the inquest found earlier police errors materially contributed to the women�*s deaths. west midlands police have apologised. last year, the murder of sarah everard by a met police officer prompted grief protests and a national debate officer prompted grief, protests and a national debate on women�*s safety. police say it�*s still rare for people to be abducted from the streets but have promised reform. rishi sunak said he is committed to putting more police officers on the streets and increasing the number of prison places. but labour has accused the government of taking an axe to the vital services that are supposed to protect us. simon jones, bbc news. rugby league star kevin sinfield has completed his gruelling endurance challenge of running seven ultramarathons in seven days, raising money for those affected by motor neurone disea

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t s stepmother said there were 100 of essheets and all wn together into a book. but by the time that herndon got them, there weren't that many left. even looking at those set you could see that it was a little bit more than what he suggested. there's you kn, oioly there's addition and subtraction of math and and division, but there's long division and i see remember this early on. so some i think some other people remember long divisn down by a method that we don't longer use anymore. once you get to the answer, have to prove it. so you have tba calculate it all the way back to the original numbers, which i remember doing. and it's very frustrating when you get through the proofing and it comes out with totally different number than you're supposed to get. so that so he was learning that, but he said he says in his in his autobiography, you know he says, you know i read all the way through pike's and there were some other math books that he looked at. so i said, okay, let me see what's in pike's arithmetic. and i get pike's arithmetic from that time period. and i

t s a lines? so actually, yes. i have some good news. so if you wereur, we were showing you a very, very long t s a line. it has basically disappeared. it's a very short line here, and we've been watching the wait times here on the screen just changed. it was 10 minutes. nine minutes eight. we're getting it has been five minutes recently. so things are going really well here and today, the sunday after thanksgiving. it's usually the busiest holiday travel day of the season, according to t s a. but here s a vote. they have been anticipating the highest passenger traffic since the pandemic began. this weekend was just the start of that they've been estimating five million people will travel through sfo between thanksgiving and new year's day. nationally triple a predicted nearly 55 million people would travel at least 50 miles or more for the thanksgiving holiday this year, with most expected to drive now that's more than last year, but still just shy of pre pandemic levels. and that's what we've been seeing with t s a data as well. airline passenger lev

that's why people were trading on f t x based in the bahamas because the exchanges that were based on the u. s. like coin base were hampered in many ways by bade regulation. we need clarity, and we need sustain full regulation for exchanges to stay in the main jurisdictions of people to trade in those jurisdictions. quite a fascinating story about how to admit that this is quite an uncharted galaxy as far as i'm concerned, and many other millions of people all over the world. but in the meantime, brothers kept zone in capron and glen goodman. i really appreciate your insight and thank you for what you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website and our dot com for further discussion goes on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha and say, sorry, you can also join the conversations with our handle is add a jane, save it from the hash amount of allah and the entire team here in doha. bye for now . ah, on every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboratio

it�*s claimed to some people were tortured here if they didn�*t follow the rules. it�*s fighting for. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. the director of the cia has met the head of russia�*s foreign intelligence service in the turkish capital ankara. the white house said william burns spoke about the consequences of using nuclear weapons, and the risk of escalation, adding that it was not conducting negotiations of any kind, and not discussing a settlement to end the war in ukraine. kurdish groups in turkey and syria have denied being behind a bomb attack that killed six people in istanbul on sunday. two organisations, the pkk and the sdf, said they didn�*t play any role in the explosion, which happened on a busy shopping street. the turkish authorities say kurdish miltants were to blame. police have arrested the woman suspected of planting a bomb. the american comedian, jay leno, has said he�*s ok after being burned in a fire. the 72—year—old was taken to hospital on sunday after one of his cars burst into flames inside h

s. back shaw and relations between t. ron and washington were hostile. both teams were under pressure and in the spotlights, we have security, $94.00, we have security right now. we have friday focus for the game and nothing else. iran supreme leader forbade the iranian team to walk up to the americans to shake hands before the game. so a compromise was found. the iranians gave flowers and the 2 sides posed for a photo. during the game, there was a protest not against the us bought against iran's government, but it didn't disrupt the match, which ended in a thick tree for iran. t ron erupted in celebrations. won't be matches are played here these days, but it was in the stadium in 1998 that iran b u. s. a to one in one of the most politically charged games in world history. city was crazy, amazing, super. the game changed the image of iran and iranian girl. oh, where the painting of her iranian flag on her cheek as she was kissing her and the re, can support her. you know, and i mean, it was really, really fun. iran usa meat once again in the castle, wor

s. back shaw and relations between t. ron and washington were hostile. both teams were under pressure and in the spotlights we have security, $94.00, we have security right now. we have friday focus for the game and nothing else. iran supreme leader forbade the iranian team to walk up to the americans to shake hands before the game. so a compromise was found, the iranians gave flowers and the 2 sides posed for a photo. during the game, there was a protest not against the us bought against a wrongs government, but it didn't disrupt the match which ended in a thick tree for iran. t. ron erupted in celebrations. won't be matches, are played here these days, but it was in the stadium in 1998 that iran b u. s. a to one in one of the most politically charged games in world history. city was crazy, amazing, super. the game changed the image of iran and iranian girl, oh, with the painting of her iranian flag and her cheek as she was kissing her in the re, can support it. you know, and i mean, it was really, really fun. iranian usa meat, once again in the cutter,

t s a data shows. monday's passenger levels were higher than that same day in 2019.e just over 100,000 people shy of that day in 2019, travelers say it's great to be able to travel again. we were wearing masks. we were super cautious, but now we've just kind of relax that part and just try to stay. active and healthy and hope for the best, and for many, this thanksgiving is really starting to feel like things are back to normal. you know you're not homebound anymore. and we can get back to our normal life grandchildren and enjoy a good meal and just being together in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. it wasn't cooperating. we've got some really nice weather for you. we had it today. we're going to see it again tomorrow. there are changes in the five day we'll look at that as well. you back here. let's go to ktvu s. alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus julie, thank you. coming up tonight at seven. inflation is putting a strain on bay area nonprofits this thanksgiving and coming u

s. already in 2005 the cables by, you know, that were exposed by the lease that she had secret meetings with the i t, which is the fact or i went to u. s embassy and i won a she was reporting already back then to the us. so they have a puppets there that is working for us, interest in the for i want to interest. so we need to look at the long term gained . i. so there's one thing, a few things that are really important to understand is that right now it is the present moment. you have us marines training. i would nice army. so we learn about what happened in ukraine. there was a glad you did the fact to you quite and being in need to know the us actually call tie one a need to strategic our life. so what do you, as he's doing when he comes to china, is slowly pushing further further and being vague cost you the red lines of china, which is mainly related to tie $1.00. well, it's quite interesting, isn't it? when speaking of us that red lines job find it, made it clear that he will not accept anyone else's. so i took out diplomatic. does that sound to you? i was in china and those they, well, the gam

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s. t. e. m. education. we again, coming out of the war there were a lot of technological advances. but i think eisenhower and his administration also understood the need to continue to push that envelope. so there was a huge emphasis on engineering. both from a military perspective, but also from a space exploration perspective. the cold war was raging, the space race was on, and so there was a huge push to continue to keep the u.s. at the forefront of technology. at some point, that was to emphasize. i am not sure at what point or wet period we as a country began to place less emphasis on stem, and on the same adjudication but that has since become a new point of emphasis. it is something we've remote here, and i'm sure you talk about it there at the eisenhower. we talk about the stem, science technology engineering and math, but we don't talk about, we don't care necessarily if a student has an interest in becoming an engineer, becoming a mathematician, becoming a scientist. we just want to create that spark, ignite a fashion. and if that student wants to go run a cnbc router, or

were used against a railway station. thankfully, there were no casualties there either. room on cauthrin, r t, done as republic. once again, the u. s. has accused a foreign state of meddling in its elections this time, apparently, it's the president of the central american nation of el salvador. the claims come, despite washington's own recent admissions of interfering in other countries when american interests are at stake. here's archie's caleb lobby. with the story, the u. s. state department decided it was time to take up the issue of election meddling once again. this time they took aim at the central american nation of el salvador. throughout our last electoral process, we noticed with alarm increasingly direct attempts by some salvadorans to directly influence certain electoral outcomes in the united states. as we have repeatedly made clear, this is unacceptable. the will of the people must not be undermined by foreign influence. so what in the world are they talking about? well, a woman who ran for congress in the recent mid term vote issued a statement recently saying many of the online attacks directed against her origina

s. back shaw and relations between t. ron and washington were hostile. both teams were under pressure and in the spotlights, we have security, $94.00, we have security right now. we have friday focus for the game and nothing else. iran supreme leader forbade the iranian team to walk up to the americans to shake hands before the game. so a compromise was found. the iranians gave flowers and the 2 sides posed for a photo. during the game, there was a protest not against the u. s, but against iran's government, but it didn't disrupt the match which ended in a thick tree for iran. t ron it, kate, in celebration. once the matches are played here these days, but it was in the stadium in 998 that a rome, b u. s. a. to one in one of the most politically charged games in world history says it was crazy, amazing. the game changed the image of iran and iranian girl with the painting of iranian flag and her cheek a, she was kissing and then re can support, you know, and i mean, it was really, really fun. iran and usa meat once again in the casa world cup, political

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for t s, as in peru have gathered in the capital to show the support for that president. frederick castillo is being charged with corruption. and races were met by a rule of riot police. as the 1st time of public prosecutor has filed charges against a sitting president. casias says the accusations of false and defamatory, the me serve slain out is there a journalist sharina black there has addressed a un commission investigating reported abuses in palestinian territories. lena barclays spoke at the commission along with palestinian journalists, who were counted, violations they faced, was trying to do their jobs. and you embody, found that serene was likely deliberately killed by israeli forces in may. she was on assignment in the occupied west bank. the grief anger, sadness and trauma that we as a family have had to endure and continue to endure is painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalist, but we lost our one and only aunt. my father lost his only sister. it's very difficult to put into words into explained the suffering, but this is exactly what injustice feels like the killing of shooting could have been avoided i