mohammed: how long ago was your mother diagnosed?t told that take, finding that out for you, her, other members of your family? graeme: she was diagnosed seven years ago now. it has been quite slow, but sped up more recently. the toll has been very, gradual, but very mental impact, you're watching your loved one. i am watching my mom slowly ate away from me. it has -- fade away from me. it affects all the family. you have to take care that person because there is not a lot of funding and places to help. people like myself and my sister have in life to deal with that. mohammed: this approach to treating alzheimer's has been in the works for over 30 years. why did take this long? what is it if it's between this form of treatment and other forms of treatment that have been attempted in the past? >> that is a good question. first of all, why does it take so long? the brain is one of the most difficult, i think we all agree it is a very difficult organ, much more difficult than anything else we study. it is also very protected from enviro

are representing mohammed, the islamic prophet.alis leaved in it that taboo and practice that taboo as well but he saw the poster and interpreted this to be a crossing of that line. he believed that hollywood and through its agents like the syrian american director of this film had decided to desecrate honor of his prophet, mohammed. everything in his mind his feud with the nation of islam which he believed was also backed by the same agents of the enemies of islam, the people who had -- who in his mind were running the criminal justice system in america, who had failed to deliver justice to him through these trials, the people who ran the nation of islam, in his mind it was all the same forces that were acting against him. and he decided that this film is what he would take a stand on and he timed the hostage taking and the siege of washington dc for the premier date of this film. that is what he said but i do also believe that he by this time, had decided that he would exploit some of the divisions within the muslim world, abroad

mohamed is relieved to have made it to greece safely.ans to cross the border to north macedonia, and continue on what's called the balkan route. mohamed: i want to go to germany, learn german, finish my engineering studies, and marry. reporter: mohamed and his friends are not exceptions. the greek border police says there's been an increase in illegal entries, though there've been no large groups. dimitris: it's become harder to cross the evros illegay, and smany are taking a longer detour through bulgaria. the smugglers have also changed their tactics. people are brought over in ones and twos in small cars, even on motorbikes. reporter: new routes and new risks, as pavlos pavlidis sees in his daily work. pavlos: most of the victims drown in the river, or die of hypothermia. there are also more and more traffic accidents. if a smuggler's car has an accident, there's usually more than one victim. reporter: pavlidis tries to identify the bodies on the basis of jewelry and dna samples. desperate relatives contact him every day. pavlos: thes

mohamed is relieved to have made it to greece safely.ans to cross the border to north macedonia, and continue on what's called the balkan route. mohamed: i want to go to germany, learn german, finish my engineering studies, and marry. reporter: mohamed and his friends are not exceptions. the greek border police says there's been an increase in illegal entries, though there've been no large groups. dimitris: it's become harder to cross the evros illegay, and smany are taking a longer detour through bulgaria. the smugglers have also changed their tactics. people are brought over in ones and twos in small cars, even on motorbikes. reporter: new routes and new risks, as pavlos pavlidis sees in his daily work. pavlos: most of the victims drown in the river, or die of hypothermia. there are also more and more traffic accidents. if a smuggler's car has an accident, there's usually more than one victim. reporter: pavlidis tries to identify the bodies on the basis of jewelry and dna samples. desperate relatives contact him every day. pavlos: thes

but mohammed wouldn't leave anywhere else. his passion is falconry, and he's devoted to his birds and at 30 he is still a bachelor. he didn't have time for the wife. oh, it will make for her time for stormy family, such and such a night. but sancho is still in the event then from a humble background mohammed has become one of the most famous falcon is in the country a profession that he practices with his family every day in winter. he joins his brothers and cousins in the desert. father, she wasn't here, falconry is a passion that is passed on from a very young age in pursuit of his passion, he's converted this van, both the film, some of these birds can fetch up to the equivalent of 15000 euros. so they're given special treatment. but eventually the village reached out the shore. mohammed owns 90 racing falcons to keep them fit, he trains them regularly with the help of remote control planes carrying pigeon carcases. plant i don't i can with ah, this plane flies at a speed of around 70 kilometers an hour. andy's overtaken by

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in 5 days time mohammed will attend an international tournament. it will pitt the worlds fastest falcons against each other. he's hoping his will place among the top 10 o one like many gulf states, bahrain owes its wealth to oil reserves that are gradually running out. that's why it's looking for ways to reinvent itself. there's been a property explosion here, like in decline. dozens of new apartment love the being billed every year. the population has almost novelty none the 20 years from 900000 in 2005 to 1700000 to day. and inspired by dubai, bahrain has grown over the past 30 years with new artificial islands, turning the sea into new land. at a stunning space. one of the most impressive projects is in southern buff. rain. do rat. alba. rain comprises 1200 luxury villas on 15 islands. this is where affluent path rainy's come for the weekend to relax and enjoy pools and private beaches. far from the hustle and bustle of manama, ah, my friends land area has grown almost 13 percent in 30 years. ah, i grew up idolizing the scar and i fell in love w

they chose to voluntarily respond to suggest immunity for mohammed bin salman. amy: we will speak with sarah leah whitson. her group was a coplaintiff with jamal khashoggi's fiancÉ in the lawsuit. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. wnba star brittney griner landed in san antonio, texas, early this morning after her release thursday from a russian prison in exchange for notorious russian arms dealer viktor bout. the prisoner swap ends griner's 10-month ordeal, which started with her arrest at a moscow airport for possessing a small amount of cannabis oil. she had been sentenced to nine years in a russian labor camp. president biden and vice president, harris celebrated the news at the white house with brittney griner's wife cherelle. >> to say my family is hold, but as you are aware, there so many other families who are not whole and so bg is not here to say this but i will gladly speak on her behalf and say that bg and i will remain committed to the work of getting every american

mohamed: -- how? mohamed: because it has been slow in characterizing inflation initially.le of last year, they told us it was transitory, don't worry, it will go away by itself, you could look through it. then in november they changed their minds, rightly so. they said it is not transitory but they did not move in any meaningful way. the market has had to adjust to that and has had quite a bit of volatility and asked -- the fed embarked on what now is the most frontloaded cycle for 40 years. this is meaningful because we don't know what the impact on the economy is. the rket right now is worried the fed will push us into recession. reporter: you used the r word, recession. are we looking at a short and shallow recession or something worse? mohamed: i hope we do not end up in a recession. i'm not saying it will be 100% likely. it is probable but not certain. if we do full intuit, it is hard to assert it will be short and shallow. those who say it is, they are falling into the same trap as with transitory inflation. don't worry, it is short and shallow, we don't know. the ma

you know, people often compared him to mom mohammed ali and said, you know, why did mohammed ali, you know, you know what appellate not take the same stance on politics. as mohammed ali didn't, you know, that's because brazil was in the midst of a military dictatorship at the time. right. so it's, but he got a taste for politics in later life. you know, he was, can he campaigned for direct elections to progress from military to civilian rule. you know, there's a picture doing the rounds of being wearing a job like, you know, free elections. now t shirts as doing the rounds of social media at the moment. 2 2 and then yeah, he was a sports minister under the government of and then i don't recall those are one of the most successful governments pads off to lot of the democratic period here in brazil. and so yeah, just a very, very much love, big or an ambassador for football and ambassador for brazil, an icon. and yet it was just really sad here in brazil. right. you know, we all knew that he was, you know, entering his last days during the world cup. and what we really wanted to see was

mohammed race man, where have i hit that? straight— it. mohammed race man, where have i hit that?e have i hit that? straight to ben stokes. - it. mohammed race man, where have i hit that? straight to ben stokes. as i hit that? straight to ben stokes. as a bowler, you learn to your luck. here is another gift, a risky run, some rapid work from folks. the ball in his right glove took config bail, run out for 78, pakistan were all out for 74. the match is still young. ahmed bowling for pakistan, crawling out lbw, and then resume at 7-1 crawling out lbw, and then resume at 7—1 and what mobile this young man do? joe wilson, bbc news. perfectly poised for a day two which gets under way in the early hours. exeter chiefs have made it two wins from two in pool a of rugby union's european champions cup. luke cowan dickie was the hero as he celebrated a hat—trick as the chiefs beat the bulls 44—14. alex fletcher rounds up the best of the action. both sides had their eyes firmly on the ball after winning last time out with exeter ending 27 match unbeaten home run before this one. it was the vi

thank you for having the mohammed and he talked about the 2 primary points. the 1st point is on the co bit searching china. and i think that's in itself is you know, your huge uncertainty according to china. so top epidemiologists up to 80 to 90 percent of the population is likely to be infected over the coming months. and so that means roughly about 1200000000 people potentially being infected by cold it. and also with the potential of creating you mutations off this virus and as china starts to open his border wide or to the rest of the world. so now not only this at the surge of the cold, it concerns china itself, but issue reasonably start to concern the economies of the rest of the world. it's well now when it comes to the economy recovery. yes, he's going to be bumpy. and the quest, the question is, how willing the government is going to be in pumping massive monetary and fiscal stimulus water to revitalize c. because according to the cold pattern chinese, somewhere around the latter part of 2020, for the rest of the world, a, in a way up to 3 years, a

where the fuck is the only ambassador mohammed, even though pakistan didn't qualify for this, woke up how much pride does it give the country to have manufactured the bulls that were played at this woke up a lot a lot. i think the bike is lannie community and the bikes than the nation has been partnering with their cut, that in many respects of course, the ball is a much well known and a contribution by the box, the new manufacturers who have actually been contributing to the work up, but footballs are instruments and equipment for the last 3 or forward cuts, but also our contribution our, of the pakistani workers and a semi skill scale laborers in the construction of the stadiums. and in the bringing up of the infrastructure. and more recently, the security provided on lay on lenses security and the c word security. that has been a tremendous contribution. and we are very happy to be part of this amazing mag haven't . and to me in the next wildcat will predominate ain't take place in the u. s. do you feel like you have a lot to live at sea now? well, i mean, it would be hard to do wi

but prince mohammed met the signons with a real friendly handshake.dly increasing its influence in the middle east, acquiring new allies and trading partners, while the americans are watching the emergence of new centers of power across the ocean and can do nothing about the landmark. visit our correspondent in china alexander balets. lead the jinping to saudi arabia is already bringing its own fruit the two countries signed, a comprehensive strategic agreement. china continues to expand its sphere of influence by signing an agreement on the strategic partnership of saudi arabia from the escort fighters, releasing a plume over the chinese side number one and the bright smoke of the colors of the saudi, then the chinese flag, yes, the escort of cavalrymen on arabian horses and with each new magnificent curtsey in the east, washington was annoyed. everything they no longer forgot how the same hereditary, saudi principle, mohamed bin salman, accepted the biden, stretching it out. tom, except that the cam you saw this handshake of the chairman of this moh

the wall street journal reports saudi arabia crown prince mohammed bin salman is preparing to take a stake in credit suisse's investment bank. francine: let's take a look at the futures. kind of trading sideways, but we had positive news out of china. the ftse down like the dax futures. tom: it seems to be the china story is overriding the concern. maybe it will make some difference in the markets. the unemployment level remaining at three point 7%, so some investors revising whether the terminal rate will end up there. the majority thinks it will be 50 basis point. but it is the china story, the pivot that has come through in the last 24, 48 hours, with concrete measures and some of those cities, and the implications across the commodities space. mainland china, but also in hong kong. we will break that down for you shortly. the spanish ibex down 0.1%. the ftse 100 currently range bound. let's change it up. a bit of modest headwinds, tailwinds for those u.s. equities, taken out with a strong job numbers on friday. futures pointing lower by 0.3%. the pound not far off from 1.23. that

th week, the commander of the ground forces, general mohammed parkour, said that the attacks lost tos were carried by iraq will continue, while the creators of the intel one website note that according to their data, the protests have declined. to what extent the internal situation in iran can i don't think it will affect his position in the middle east. the iranians know how to skillfully export their problems. outside now also handle the current situation. it will not shake the regime in any way, in general, there will certainly be more violence , there is tension, but in general nothing will change. russia has achieved a lot in the middle east but is now heavily distracted by the ukrainian crisis. how russian positions are now being assessed russia has much deeper roots in the middle east. if you look at iraq , for example, then the original agreement between government and cancer and iraqi chords were achieved with the help of russia back in the seventies , russia should play a more active role, first of all in syria, moscow has relations with the syrian kurds. it's time. go on a

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ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. in belgium, police have arrested 5 people, including a european parliament, vice president is part of a corruption investigation and to alleged influence peddling by an unspecified gulf state. greek socialist emi p. eva kylie was suspended by her party following her rest. prosecutor said they were looking into payments and gifts is given to people in strategic positions within the parliament. kaylee is a when a 14 vice presidents of the european parliament while the less cars over to brussels and speak to dolly as jack parrot said, jack, what do we know about this investigation? will it will started with a couple of raids across the city about 16 locations across brussels. and indeed them, we started to understand that it was happening in the european $600000.00 euros in cash. and other gifts as part of these raids and the belgium by prosecutors is saying simply that this money must be explained. bolger media is widely reporting and the, the greek press is widely reporting that the gu

but prince mohammed met xi jinping with a real friendly handshake.pidly increasing its influence in the middle east new allies and trading partners, then, as the americans watch the emergence of new centers of power across the ocean and can not do anything about the landmark. visit our correspondent in china alexander balets. jinping's visit to saudi arabia is already bearing fruit the two countries signed a comprehensive strategic agreement. china continues to expand its sphere of influence by signing an agreement on the strategic partnership of saudi arabia . from escort fighters, releasing a plume over the chinese side number one and bright smoke of the colors of the saudi, then the chinese flag, yes, the escort of cavalrymen on arabian horses and with each new magnificent curtsey in the east, washington was annoyed. more and more, they have not forgotten how the same hereditary saudi principle, mohammed bin salman, accepted the biden, stretching it out. tom, except that the cam you saw this handshake of the chairman of this mohammed bin salman wi

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the american court dismissed the lawsuit against crown prince mohammed bin salman in the case of theurder of journalist jamali khashoker in 1818. in the donetsk people's republic , at least five settlements, including gorlovka, elena in kaymakeevka, ukrainian formations continue to hit donetsk. today neo-nazis fired over 30 shells. as experts have established in recent days, the enemy has been using hailstones against the civilian population of their closest nato counterpart , the czech rm70 systems, in the city center, a kindergarten, grocery stores, residential buildings, the scale of destruction on the spot has been damaged . the shelling of the city of donetsk continues in these minutes now shelled, kievsky district it is also restless on petrovka, we are in the very center of the city, you see, there are no people, now it is very loud here, but the cannonade is heard growing. ah. it seems that the militants of the ukrainian regime are now preparing a provocation here in the center of the city, but it’s worth saying that at night today, and they already fired at the city center.

let's head to moscow where mohammed val is standing by for us. hello, there mohammed have been calls for negotiations between all the major players since february. so what makes this time any different? and what else has the kremlin been saying? well, are, are as, as an as, as usual, the devil is in the details. are the 2 sites i've been talking about, the need for negotiations for a long time now. and there are what we see to be is a kind of synchronized or kind of synchronized interest in it. and a new interest from the 2 sides within less than 24 hours. this offer from washington and this response from moscow, the spokesman or of that crumbling admitted pest cove. he said that put in has always been opened for negotiations with regards to ukraine. but the understanding from his words is that there is a kind of precondition in what to president biden said, which is the russia should the ability to withdraw from ukraine. and he said that's makes thinks very difficult. and also he the e. theresa. and that he confirmed that russia considers those

good luck to mohammed. this is a huge problem, jeff.nging it to light for us in a very stark way. we have some guests coming on our show recently to tell you, buy energy, buy fossil fuel companies but take a look at one company, our countdown closer loves right now, one of those companies, cheniere energy, lncg, liquid natural gas. 71% year-to-date, as europe turns away from russian natural gas could help returns more down the line. kirk mcdonald, 3 1/2 billion in assets under management. sir, make your case. i look at something that is up 71% this year, i think, that is it, i missed the good times. >> liz, thank you for having me on your show. i don't think you missed the good times at all. there is plenty of runway for growth for cheniere energy. arc capital, we're looking for good businesses and positive change. the positive change is cheniere looking away from russian natural gas to provide liquid natural gas to them. they have that growth in europe a new and growing market. asia has tremendous demands for lng. china as their econom

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well let's speak to mohammed. unfortunately, mohammed, we speak to you skis. lisa mohammed you just arrived from brock. i was well that you're waiting to try and find a ticket. tell me about them, i'll know just where to go to more. i can go in tomorrow. but no, i don't know what to do. it had to go to take the tickets or go into iowa portico. not do it. and go into world. where will you watch the game? if you don't get a ticket? i don't know. maybe gotten this. we haven't gotten this. why, why was it important for you to be in cat off? will this game does follow? does this my call to family just for? well, i hope you find a ticket gentleman. you also telling me that you weren't able to find a ticket either. you came here thinking that they were giving free tickets. so i, so i came here, i have mac chicken about phil, but from my brother you know, so. busy my brother come from dubai and i will love to go with him. i can not go in my ticket, not leave him alone. so this is what. so what do you think of morocco's chances to diet this game? but we're not exactly

let's bring in mohammed val, whose live for us in moscow with more on reaction there. mohammed of russia doesn't appear deterred by this announcement. what else has the kremlin have to say yes. the spokesman of the company is bitterly pess. coffee, said the russia will not accept this decision and that she's analyzing, still analyzing the situation. and he also said the pressure is, has been preparing for this decision for some time when without partial has been talking about this for some time anticipating this decision for a few months. and they have always been here saying that russia will not sell any oil to any, can't do the fines on this cup. and the meaning of that is about the russia will try to re orient it's oil exploitation to countries that will not find this. this agreement, or this decision, we know that it is the g 7 countries, the countries and australia that have a final find on it. so far. several other countries out there in this vast world for russia to look for alternative partners and customers mentioning for us from india and china. of course, russia doesn't have a

we're going to speak to mohammed val in moscow. let's talk about these explosions at the airfields 1st. what more do we know so far, what we know is, is it's a citation from tough and velocity, talking about these 2 explosions. one of them as you mission took place near the city of san that's a 185 kilometers southeast of moscow. andy took place part of our base and the target of this explosion was a fuel tanker not exploded, killing 3 people and wounding 5 others. the other explosion took place in in the south region. and that's 730 kilometers a further southeast of moscow. and the governor of san antonio, he was quoted as saying, got to no, no civilians where had no infrastructure was damaged by this explosion. explosion took place at an air base about a hosts, nuclear capable russian strategic bombers. that's why there is a lot of questioning here about what happened and the question was, level 2 mitre prescott, the spokesman of the camden, who said he only read it in the news and he doesn't have that information himself. he was

thank mohammed arthur. java mohammed, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. now, were you surprised when russia managed to re direct most of its seaborne oil supplies to asia? yes i actually i was surprised in a weird because the plan which was orchestrated to break down russian economic strength did not work. i'm in the european union and all other countries. they're basically, i would not sincere also be their own public because in winter, as you say, mentioned yourself, it multiplies the need of oil. and this unfortunately came very hard on the european consumers and in a, in a world where, which is a consumer doing society to basically undermine the basic necessity of his citizens. so in that perspective, i would say, i was surprised, but i'm not really surprised in terms of how russia received response from asian countries and developing countries. because after all, it was a matter also off that the russia gave concession and discount price of oil, which has been tremendously contributing to derek, roaming development. and also the need of at the right

because he, he and mohammed ali, they were the 2 biggest sport stars in their area. there was a, he was the 1st global superstar and it was so important for our country. you know, we're building our, i don't know, our, our identity, you know, our identity is directly connected with music and with football and most of it because of that. so he was a genius inside the beach. he was a great gracious. no. gina is because he was always smiley, already treating people so well. he wasn't ambassador of brazil all over the word. he is the, you know, like, never for letters were so meaningful when so important and so well recognize that his face is until with a it's, it's well, no, whatever he, you know, you see the portal of that. and i saw you reacting, smiling along with a lot of what to fernando was saying there he was talking about the fact that really, really became an ambassador all around the world. of course, you know, he transcended the game. you posted a thread on twitter in which you talked about pillar in africa, and you said that he was always revered there for w

baker mohamed lanoussi knows this all too well.ere's not enough flour, he has to close shop and send workers home. mohamed: it's a big problem. if i order eight tons, they only give me one. they say you need to wait and then when i tell them i can't work and i might close, they say, ok, close. >> the prices are going up. poor people can no longer afford anything. it's like the world is on fire. reporter: it's early morning in kairouan. najwa selmi is hard at work, preparing dough to make a small batch of flatbread, just as her mother taught her. she might not even be able to do this soon, the longer the ukraine war and the threat of global economic recession drag on. najwa: it is not just the flour. there is no oil, and there is no firewood, which is essential for me. i have to go really far to look for it. sometimes i find it, and sometimes i don't. reporter: she's also worried about her eldest daughter, who wants to go to university. najwa: she shouldn't have to think that she is inferior to the other students. but she doesn't ha

2nd and sonya put the picture of mohammed open the screen first. thank you. >> oh, apparently, we don't have [off mic.] >> okay. >> i (unintelligible). >> (laughter.) >> between a rock and a hard place3 here's mohammed with the c s c a few words he shared in a note mr. burn is a experienced inspector that streamlined the process of obtaining a permit and helped to prepare my business four approval and explained what exactly i noted to do and thank you for this program and thank you, mr. burn for his patience and coincidence and experience i hope he can continue helping enterprises and congratulations mohammed. >> thank you inspector burn. >> and move on to the interact you winter shelter program and speaking of my work i want to share another work with bay conservation & development commission has worked at interfaith council to assist is opening san francisco churches has over night shelters for homeless and our role is moved the needle we conduct inspections to make sure the churchs are safe and this year area inspector paul of the code enforceme

but mohamed bill solomon -- mohammed bin salman might put $150 million into the investment banking unituld it be the sovereign wealth fund, and bob diamond thinking about taking a stake in the old csfb. that is a blast from the past. dani: the former barclays ceo with his atlas merchant capital. what will the structure of credit suisse look like after all of this? saudi national bank will have a 9.9 stake, another investment from the oil-rich nation. manus: how much control will it be over two different vehicles? it is one way to get people into the kingdom, so to speak. you had this massive balance you ha- [announcer] imaginee fridahaving fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five minutes and when you buy 500 strands, you get 500 strands free. call right now. (upbeat music) mi

it's very important to note that this wasn't a major announcement made by the attorney general mohammed jeff r one to very who's speaking at an event and home on saturday evening when he was asked the question about the role of this morality police that's been on the streets of karen and other cities in iran since 2006, enforcing the countries islamic dress code that is mandatory for all women when they enter iran. shaqia has reportedly targeted multiple military sites in northern syria, controlled by the luxury kurdish syrian democratic forces. areas in rocca province believed to have been hits by artillery and drone strikes. yup, ration is in response to an explosion and assemble last month which take year blamed kurdish forces for him because he has more from kil, it's on the board out with syria. the according to sore international of human rights watch doke that turkish air. drones a killed 2 s c f members. one of them is that to be a high rank as staff member and media local to the s, the f says that the syrian government has deployed more reinforcements and towards co. bonnie and