so as kareem abdul-jabbar, how doyou see this life that you have lived in this country?the last summer when mr. floyd was murdered, a whole lot of americans all understood what black americans have been talking about for a long time. i think it was a moment where-- bridges were built and an understanding was reached. and hopefully we can have the political follow through to make a difference. so you know we have to fight for these moments and take advantage of them when we can and we don't always get there. but we have to fight the fight. >> you have to fight the power. there are many american heros who have done just that, butting with one of them, sir. thank you so much for taking the time to join us on the show, congratulations on yet another success. i hope that many people watch it as possible. >> thank you so much, trevor. all the best to you. >> fight pot we are, the movement that changed america will air june 19th on the history channel. all right, we're going to take a quick break, but we will be right back after this. show for tonight, but before we go, june is

i'm so excited he's here, kareem abdul-jabbar will be joining us but before we get to all of that, wehone call in which donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani explicitly dangled a quid pro quo to pressure ukrainian officials to interfere in the 2020 election to help trump and hurt joe biden for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: as we all know, rudy is currently under what we can only assume is a very serious criminal investigation given that they raided his home and office and seized his electronic devices. this investigation could very well land rudy in jail, according to another former trump associate who's already been there >> investigating donald trump as prosecutors ramp up their investigation into the former president, another name always comes up, doesn't it rudy giuliani. could the former mayor end up in prison >> the fbi is not raiding his home without having extremely significant documentation information within which to pursue this. there's no way in the world that they're going to let him off the hook what rudy needs to do is like what i did, you

kareem abdul-jabbar, i appreciate it. and again, the documentary is "fight the power: the movements that changed america." and it premieres tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. on the history channel. i really appreciate it. i love the background. your background, tonight, is -- you win. you win the award. it's better than mine. thank you, kareem. i will see you soon. >> nice talking to you, don, have a good one. >> thank you very much. >>> so, we got -- this is awful that we're going to talk about -- i can't believe that this is happening. broad daylight in new york city. a masked gunman, shooting at a 24-year-old man on a busy sidewalk. two children caught in the crossfire. thankfully, though, both unharmed. but why is this lawlessness happening now? former-new york city police commissioner is here, next. the . no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. think of what peanuts have given humanity! fuel fo

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let's speak now to a professor the lim abdul karim is an epidemiologist. he recently chad, the south africa government task force on cove at 19 and he joins us now from durban. professors, could you good to have you on the program? what's your greatest concern right now relating to africa and covert 19. i know it's a vast continent, but, but what, what are your greatest worries right now? well, when we look at the current situation, the number of cases in africa going up quite rapidly. these little question that africa is currently grouped in the 3rd wave. the number of cases have been rising about 20 to 25 percent weak on weak. right now we have something like about 14 countries in africa where they are now in rapidly upward trajectories update the weights of africa itself as a rapidly rising number of cases, parts of the country, and already experiencing quite a lot of pressure on the health care services and of course, all of this is occurring against the backdrop off, you know, health care services that are somewhat fragile. and in the midst of an over

let's speak now to professor the lim abdul karim is an epidemiologist. you recently had the south africa government task force on cove at 19 and he joins us now from devon. professors, could you good to have you on the program? what's your greatest concern right now relating to africa and cove at 19. i know it's of off continent, but, but what, what are you great where he is right now? well, when we look at the current situation, the number of cases in africa going up quite rapidly. these little question that africa is currently grouped in the 3rd wave. the number of cases have been rising about 20 to 25 percent weak on weak. right now we have somebody like about 14 countries in africa where they are now in rapidly upward trajectories update the wave of africa itself as a rapidly rising number of cases, parts of the country, and maybe experiencing quite a lot of pressure on the health care services and all of this is occurring against the backdrop off, you know, health care services that are somewhat fragile. and in the midst of an overall low vaccinatio

he started 34 games for the does carmelo anthony has won the nba's inaugural kareem abdul-jabbar social-justicerd. the nba said mello was selected for his dedication over the past year to pursuing social justice and advancing abdul-jabbar is life mission to engage in power and drive equality for individuals and groups who have been historically marginalized or systematically disadvantage as the winner. anthony was able to select and to select an organization to a cheat receive a $100,000 contribution on his behalf. the warriors won to anderson. he was a finalist for the award to. but he was still receive. 25 k from the nba to donate to a charity of his choice. he will split the money between homies empowerment and the east oakland youth development center. east palo alto native and nfl superstar davante adams is back in his hometown today as we speak. adam is at the east palo alto, y m c a working out young kids in the community. we'll have some video of that event later this evening. but let's hear from devontae. in the meantime. >> i think about myself 10. the 15 year-old davante was you know

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from a personal perspective, so many people now where abdulle watches, chack with apps, their phone,entury, people donated organs, it seems now people can save lives by donating data anonymously and securely, do you see that? yes, of course, my view is every citizen should allow their data to be used anonymously and carefully for research purposes. we have seen that in covid. huge numbers came forward and signed up for that approach. i think it is something we can learn. i would say the public as a whole and everyone across the uk has far more used to dealing with data and their health data in particular. the final thing i will sit on this because i know you want to move on, is the data on your personal health, your health record, in my view that belongs emphatically to you, not your gp, not the nhs, thatis to you, not your gp, not the nhs, that is your data and people should be able to care for you based on that data. and if you want it to be used for research purposes that is your decision. one small question, looking at organisations like abdulle that are good at collecting data,

the w. funny for shar met some young migraines and serbia's capital belgrade. abdul, what he has been on the road for the past 2 years. he says he's 16, a child migrant from us gone down. his place to sleep tonight. under the bridge in belgrade, he shares display in english. he learned on the road will escape me to court will crush no one after you speak me for it is the story of being pushed back all over the balkan route. he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania just for the romanian authorities to return them to serbia. down for the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and to buy food for ourselves on such ample. we had riding to support it's one of the serbian hearts, both for migrant trying to cross into the you. just a few 100 meters behind me, hungary and if you continue in that direction, who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men

the cache and a force algerians have been promised a new algeria by president abdul majid to boon. but for many, the 1st legislative elections since protesters pushed out his predecessor in 2019, are heading for the same outcome, preserving the political status quo in their country. they be equally had. it turns out that jury and confirm that for them elections have never been a solution and that's why they cut them and study him a dean and the elections are being held just after president boone dissolved the parliament. some members still had a year left on their term. the government says it inactive reforms designed to fight systemic corruption and create more opportune cities for women and young people. more than half the candidates are running as independence. providing voters with an alternative to the old guard political parties, whole people schedule. i'm going to vote because i see that they are candidates who will bring change to the country. knowing that the previous ones were more focused on their personal affairs and they forgot about people. critic say these elections

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abdul karim. >> to me, it's unconscionable that a country vaccinates low-risk people, when other countries haven't even vaccinated their health care workers. that's unacceptable. and ethically immoral. >> reporter: africa has only received under 15 million doses, compared to the over 2 billion administered worldwide. and there are enough vaccines to tackle the global shortage right now, says the head of africa's cdc. >> so we are not actually begging for vaccines. we are just saying let's have an arrangement where you can delay your vaccines a little bit. there's no reason why in some countriess youou have f four o times more vaccines sitting in deep freezers. >> reporter: the enemy, he reminds us, is the virus. he knows exactly who that enemy is, and that lifting weights won't keep covid at bay. his only real weapon is a vaccine. africa was relying on india for vaccines, but that supply has been halted due to their own covid crisis. so debra patta reporting. >>> india is holding back vaccine shipments because it's dealing with its own surge in infections. the country is facing a spike in

thank you for being here, bill, abdul. i'm listening to a great podcast, new season of slow burn is all about the attack on iraq, the invision, the buildup. it's really fascinating. i'm not against revisiting those decisions at all. abdul and bill, thank you for visiting us. >>> president biden once called uk's boris wronson a trump clone. now hear him describe his visit with biden. >>> a little bit of movement on the infrastructure bill, a little. we'll explain. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freestyle libre 14 day. try it for free. this is power. so's this. you recognize it. but for the corporate special interests and billionaires buying our elections, dark money is power. billions spent manipulating elections. gerrymandering partisan congressional distri

abdul el-sayed. a contributor for the city of detroit. dr.l-sayed, we appreciate you getting up for us. as we're learning more about the danger that coronavirus policies to kids specifically, a lot of school districts across the country have already started relaxes-sing mask mandates. the governor of texas even banning requirements in public schools. i'm curious what your thoughts are, first, on the cdc's warnings and whether the schools should be moving to relax these rules? >> i think it's an important remind that children can get this disease too. early on in the pandemic, as we're watching our seniors get hospitalized an too many of them pass away from covid-19, i think we got this assessment, that this was a disease of older people. or people with pre-existing conditions. and that kids were immune. and it's true that kids have lower rates of covid-19, lower rates of hospitalization, and thankfully, lower rates of death. but that doesn't mean they're immune, it just means they have lower rates, thankfully. so, as we've gotten more and mor

t w fatty for sha, met some young migrants in belgrade. abdul, what he has been on the road for the past 2 years. he says he's 16. a child migrant from us got stuck. his place to sleep tonight. under this bridge in belgrade, he shares display in english. he learned on the road, will escape me, do look gross no worse than one after you speak me too for it. is it a story of being pushed back all over the balkan route? he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania, just for the romanian authorities to return them to serbia. down to the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and work and to buy food for ourselves and we're driving to support. it's one of the serbian hot spots for migrants trying to cross into you. just a few 100 meters behind me is hungary. and if you continue in that direction, who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men, want to take t

i his name is abdul aziz guys. he, he's a known figure in europe. ah, in 2012, self proclaimed g. how does to mohammed mirror carried out a series of attacks in southern france? he killed 7 people in to lose and monta bomb, including 3 children in a jewish school. a few months earlier, he had visited pakistan, where he may also have met up do these guys, e. mm. thought perhaps i did meet him up. i. i don't remember. so many young people come to me seeking advice. he doesn't condemn me. attacks. on the contrary, i like the killed in the name of islam. he's a martyr or not save me. he does not hide his extremist ideology. i follow me. he shows or shelves packed with religious texts, or at the entrance, a sign reads, the osama bin london library martyr. me rom teaches us that life on earth is not eternal, that i a true life comes after death, not dual. as he's gone, he openly preaches terrorism and violence. ah oh, in 2007, the cleric of the ultra radical red mosque he called for revolt. ah, how can there be peace when we pockets danis can't even own a small pot of land. the his foll

other changes for those guarding the manuscripts, the biggest threat, the blistering heat of a sahara. abdul glum owns one of the most renowned libraries here. his collection of over a 1000 works many with no gazelle skin and blind with gold, is being eaten away by terminix trough number single, some little call this product to marty's in the cell. yes, you can see the p limitation is the best thing needed to set out because i've been trying to make some outside. another problems that she get is 5 such remaining libraries is the aggressive expansion with this with frequent sandstorms engulfing local home with them. and i would like you to know how much mean is in charge of library maintenance in order to get in the 1st way. because this month the move in this house was built in 1993 the full season grain. sand was of it. now the june rises 50 centimeters here, but i think 20, as i said, there was a level of roof for me to that echo 60, which is 3.51 community one. note that the rows of trees planted for protection have proved no match for the encroaching desert. the to now least can get is t

abdul al sayed, former detroit health commissioner. doctor, welcome back. goal of 70% in a month from now. do you think that's going to happen? >> that's right, victor. so, we're at about 63%, and we've got a month to get to 70%. and this all comes on the heels of what the administration is calling a national month of focus, and what they want to be able to do is really pull out all the stops. a lot of folks can't get vaccinated because they can't get child care. they feel like the vaccines are too far away. they don't have enough information so the administration is pulling out all the stops to get all the information folks need to pull out some of these obstructions that get in the way for too many people to get to that number. and i think they'll do it. but this is to say the point that dr. fauci made is an important one, just because we get to 70% of some vaccination among adults, doesn't mean that we've really cleared where we need to go to be able to get to the point where we can look this pandemic in the rear view. and so we've got to keep going and

let's speak now to professor lim abdul karim is an epidemiologist. you recently had the south africa government task force on covert 19, and he joins us now from durban. professors, could you good to have you on the program? what's your greatest concern right now relating to africa and covert 900. i know it's a vast continent, but, but what, what are you greatest worries right now? well, when we look at the current situation, the number of cases in africa going up quite rapidly. these little question that africa is currently grouped in the 3rd wave. the number of cases have been rising about 20 to 25 percent weak on weak. right now we have somebody like about 40 in countries in africa where they are now in rapidly upward trajectories of the waves. how they actually itself has a rapidly rising number of cases, parts of the country, and really experiencing quite a lot of pressure on the health care services. and all of this is occurring against the backdrop off, you know, health care services that are somewhat fragile. and in the midst of the overall l

kareem abdul jabar has a new documentary about the last year of racial reckoning and you are about toyou know that, but i consider myself a bit of a sports aficionado. >> i do. >> despite never having watched a game from beginning to end. so i will talk to him about the nba playoffs, but on a more serious note he has a wonderful new documentary called "fight the power" that takes a look at protest movements that have shaped the country and it is perfect to watch on this juneteenth. we want to take a look at the new federal holiday, and we don't want to be pessimist but the fact is that this holiday rings hollow when so many republicans are trying to impose voter restrictions across the country that specifically attack black black voters. i will talk to my good friend julani cobb about that. there's a lot happening in texas from the new bill where people can carry guns with no licenses and their continued fight to restrict access to the ballot box there. so we have a jam-packed show, ali. good to be back. i missed you last week. >> i missed you too. >> happy to share the screen with yo

the lower end of the day, the new social justice champion, a war that is named in honor of kareem abdul not easy to articulate how many it is to me. for r us someone e who is nonot to achieve greatness, also make a difference off the court in my community, and around the world. >> he gets it well-deserved. welcome to the french open is -- meeting for the 58th time. the king of clay looking for his fifth straight title at roland garris and 14th overall. he took the opening set 6-3. he evens the match and then the third set was one of the best you will ever see. it lasted over 90 minutes. he held off a late charge and one the tiebreaker at seven- four pick of the match when so long officials had to lift the curfew in paris the fans could stay to the very end. the joker had 20 left in the tank. he took the final five games and one the fourth at 6-2. loses for only the third time ever at the french open, two of them have been to joke of it you had advanced to the final on sunday. so what a match there. >> that is >>> starting monday, you can get a covid vaccination at the oakland coliseum.

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abdul, real quick, the u.s.but, honestly, what i see, you know, going back and providing your viewers a little context. you know, close to a trillion dollars of u.s. dollars have been spent in afghanistan. 2,000 u.s. soldiers have been lost. hundreds of thousands of afghans' lives have been lost. so, i see this as a great opportunity. each back in 2010, 2009, close to 2012 when we were there, one of the things that we would always talked about was this when do we start to transition our security duties to afghan security forces. right? so one of the things we talked about was that at one point the rubber was going to meet the road. at one point the afghan security forces were going to be up for the challenge and they have to show this. i think this is a great opportunity not only for the afghan security forces but the afghan leadership themselves because this is an opportunity for them to come together to solve the critical condition that afghanistan is, whether on the table, with the negotiation, or out on the

in fact, just connell anderson has been named one of 5 finalists for the first ever kareem abdul-jabbaral justice champion award jta led several unity walks through oakland last summer. encouraging people to take a stand against police brutality and racial injustice. he also has advocated for more latinx representation in basketball. if he wins this award. jt has chosen to donate to the east oakland youth development center. so that is awesome to see. he just keeps giving back oakland's very own as well. the line to see one of my favorite charles as well. they the community can stamp of approval about that. but thank thanks, kyle. and coming up, waiters of the future restaurants struggling to retain staff. >> has this unique server who never needs a bathroom break or even a tip. we're going introduce you to the robot waiters next. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >> restaurant in ocean city, new jersey is being hit hard by the labor shortage caused by the pandemic. so the owne

the abdul hamid was with you. barbara diary throughout the day and actually she was explaining a little bit, some of the details of what happened prior to her arrest by israeli police confirming that she'd been reporting from a specific live point. she had been delivering her report on algebra, algebra as arabic channels. and of course, you saw the footage there, the way in which you've arbitrary was assaulted, arrested by israeli police, but actually was telling us that she managed to be witnesses will also in the area just to to understand a bit more get further verification of, of what to face, and honestly it's been captured on camera hand, but it was many people seem to suggest that it's not clear why. but jerry was approached and that's why in this way, why she was treated this way and no reason has been given for har arrest was she was covering developments in the, in the sharon neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. and this is really something that many chinese reported correspondence has been covering

decrease the risks while that in transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift bill tram might be as close as to yes. it was funny for char reporting there. it's been a year since china. hong kong security law was passed. aging says that it will bring stability to a city that has been home to massive democracy protests. now, the law criminalizes, acts of subversion, secession collusion with foreign forces and terrorism. though all can be punished by life in prison. critics, the legislation gives beijing the power to silence critics and to punish pro democracy activists the w. c. because has met one of the few activists still defying, still daring to speak of writing his politics and his love of hong kong into his game. there will be with long your team, even in the darkest days. solving hold on the whole. i hope they remind me of the beliefs i started with even if i'm jailed in the future. well, started, the group stood and pull it. this is the last may just out the home homeless heard about the nation

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some of the greatest athletes of our time from kareem abdul gentleman balance, whose family is -- whose family is from trinidad. and even are a home -- ramon wood in the nfl. i encourage everyone to learn more about the contributions of caribbean americans, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. mcclain, for five minutes. mrs. mcclain: thank you, mr. speaker. i am that woman and i am back to talk about that the democratic double standards once again. democrats love to jump on the republican outrage train. but when we see the blatant anti-semitism from one of their own, all you see are timid, fake, pandering, and watered-down responses. for those of you who struggle to keep up with the latest anti-semitic rhetoric from a democrat, i am referring to the congresswoman from this chamber, from this chamber comparing the united states and israel to real terrorist organizations. the speaker and her leadership team issued a week in embarrassing press release, thanking her for her clarification and walking back h

abdul, we will use only his first name, was side-by-side with u.s. marines in helmand province as an interpreter. now with a wife and three children, the fear of a taliban resurgence is near paralyzing. >> if they take over kabul, they will behead us all. they will kill us. >> reporter: like 18,000 others, he has yet to get a visa to leave the country, despite the u.s. state department saying it is a priority. we traveled to the outskirts of the city to the home of the taliban's haji said akbar agha, a senior leader when the taliban was in charge in this country. the taliban is taking over many districts. will they eventually come here to kabul? "i have no doubt we will," he said, claiming the population supports it. we just spoke to an afghan who was an interpreter for the american military. he is very frightened that he will be killed by the taliban when the americans leave. he claims they would be safe. >> and martha raddatz reporting in from kabul tonight. and martha, we heard you interview that former senior leader, who said that these interpret

both the chances of other contenders. values that is departure could help. former central bank chief abdul master mighty was running as a moderates. the organization of american states has passed a resolution condemning a crackdown on opposition. figures in nicaragua, more than a dozen, have been arrested in recent weeks, including for panning to stand against oppression. daniel ortega in november's election. critics accuse ortega of trying to remove any challenges, so he can secure a 4th term in peruse. socialist candidate, pedro castillo has claimed victory in the presidential election. he retained a narrow leave after the last post of accounted to see your face as possible. legal challenges from right wing rival cake for you. maury, who's made allegations of fraud. people is still waiting for the final results from election officials more than a week after the poll of the us attorney general has unveiled a nationwide strategy to combat the threat of domestic terrorism. mary gone and is seeking a $100000000.00 to fund the plan. island fisher has a details from washington after a violent

and there is abdul master mighty, the former governor of iran central bank. the outgoing president has sandra honey, who can run due to term limits is urging people to get out in volts. i'm about to do. lots of these elections are very important. and i invite all citizens to participate. we must not allow the problems that we witness, since people applied to run for candidacy to affect participation in the elections . citizens must realize how important these elections are to their destiny and the fate of the islamic republic. popular participation and broad participation in the elections will lead to the disappointment of the enemy lives to argue their thoughts and jabari, who is not thought appalling station in tehran door, said, the radian president, the going leader, urging people to get out and vote. but observe is predicting the 8th president of iran will be elected with a low turnout. tell us how it's looking at this bullying station where you are well, fully as you can see behind me, there is no longer a line up at this particular public space. of cou

i'll just hold the abdul hamid reports now from occupied east jerusalem. she is back at home, released with no charge and no condition. when l call was detained early sunday morning, when israeli police raided her family home, her twin brother mohammed, who was in there at the time, was served a notice to present himself to the police station in occupied east jerusalem. yeah, who you say that he but this is intimidation? yeah. nothing more because they know on june 8th, israel's attorney general, she has opinion. so they want to intimidate the residence of the neighborhood. these are the policies of the occupation, intimidation and fear. why did they close our road because we made our voices heard that she became the symbol of their plight as she documented everyday life in the neighborhood. the code of the family has already lost part of their property, a jewish settler originally from brooklyn, new york lives behind those wooden panels. my feelings my have and if i don't feel someone. 2 else going to be a conversation between him and mona went viral. sev

the protest movement began in february 2019 against then president abdul aziz puts a fleet as decision to stand for a 5th term. 2 months later, mass protests pushed beautifully out of power after 20 years and office that, that didn't stop the anger or, and the protests. algerians began demanding a complete overhaul of that political system. and the end of the military's influence in politics pandemic lead to a brief pause in the nation wide movement until february, when high unemployment of failing economy led to more demonstrations. joining us from doha is usa lando a professor of political science at castle university and specialist on the mcgregor region content with a again, a number of people have been detained ahead of the selection. is it going to see the very low turn out will a cause for a boycott? be heated. what i think it did to turn out will be in my view slightly how you're done. what most, and this is you. this is simply because of the huge number of candidates that are something like 2425000 candidates, like you said, competing for both fun order seats in the parliament

she and she is strongly denied harder abdul hamid report. the moment giovanni was detained even though clearly identified as they just came from everywhere. i don't know why. 2 and they kicked me to the wall and what is your id? i told him, you know me and you know that we are coming and they're going in many time, overpowered and cornered with their us handcuffs and dragged away. they wrote me to the investigation. a video about just more, less than 6 seconds. my hands is like this to the thought it to the to, to, to that soldier inside. and then they kicked me inside the car in the very bad way handcuff stuff. they were just making like this, like getting them tighter tighter inside the car. and they were picking me from everywhere in that area. how you had with their in her team were covering a peaceful demonstration, organized in solidarity with the families on the thread of course will eviction inches around in occupied east jerusalem. she has been accredited with israel's government press office for many years. she was held and interro

the election is the 3rd since president abdul aziz. but a freak was forced to step down in 201911 members of the venezuelan delegation to the copper america football tournament of tested positive corona virus. several players were among those infected. the team is due to play the opening match against has brazil on sunday. 3 players from bolivia, i've also tested positive the daily number of corona virus cases in india has fallen again. it reported close 281000 infections on saturday. new cases have been falling for several days. number of deaths was also down with $3300.00 fatalities in the last 24 hours. danish football players, christian ericsson has regained consciousness after collapsing on the pitch in a year or 2020 game against finland. 29 year old was given cpr but for being rushed to a nearby hospital. those are the headlines that is continues here now to 0 after the stream that you've been watching my phone. talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone and me on my do you reg

this is abdul enough that mattie the former governor of iran central bank. your me, you don't regret that. there aren't representatives of the people here. you want to show your anger, do it by voting. what we should form a strong coalition for our republican. how come? right, sorry, i said back, let's find out more about this. and i believe this was like a 3 hour plus debates with these 7 men. what transpired while the debate is still going on and let me to sum it up for you, there's been a tax, a tax, and some more attacks against each other now. so target of those attacks have been who you've just heard from the not set him up the, the former governor of the central bank. now he's seen as the mattress, but he's also linked to the current ronnie administration. and since we are talking but the economy is debated about the economy, there's a lot of frustration and anger about the state of the economy. the inflation is high, the currency has lost value, unemployment is high. so the conservative candidates have tugs, it did a good not him at the know one of t

let speak now to professor lim abdul karim is an epidemiologist. you recently chad, the south africa government task force on cobra, 1900 and he joins us now from durban. professors good, good to have you on the program. what your greatest concern right now relating to africa and covert 900. i know it's a vast continent, but, but what, what are you great where he is right now? well, when we look at the current situation, the number of cases in africa going up quite rapidly, these little question that africa is currently grouped in the 3rd wave. the number of cases have been rising about 20 to 25 percent weak on weak right now. we have somebody like about 14 countries in africa where they are now in rapidly upward trajectories of ways have africa itself, has a rapidly rising number of cases, parts of the country, and already experiencing quite a lot of pressure on the health care services. and of course, all of this is occurring against the backdrop off, you know, health care services that are somewhat fragile. and in the midst of an overall low vac

for- abdul's question. we don't know what the duration— abdul's question.boosters are — dose now so we will know more what boosters are probably likely in the autumn— boosters are probably likely in the autumnjust for the most boosters are probably likely in the autumn just for the most vulnerable but we _ autumn just for the most vulnerable but we are _ autumn just for the most vulnerable but we are not delivering them at the moment so let's wait and see. in terms _ the moment so let's wait and see. in terms of— the moment so let's wait and see. in terms of appointments, irrespective of the _ terms of appointments, irrespective of the july— terms of appointments, irrespective of the july date, if you are given an appointment that is longer than eight _ an appointment that is longer than eight weeks after your second dose, if you _ eight weeks after your second dose, if you are _ eight weeks after your second dose, if you are 40 or above, going to the system _ if you are 40 or above, going to the system it— if you are 40 or above, going to the system. it de

do i have to never read the senior so who is right while the skies we have a concert come to moly abdul and new journeys achieve a staff a j, swinson giving as the $360.00 thanks for joining me. thanks. got it. thank you. so have to start with you, are you happy with where the conversation regarding race relations in america is going right now? you know more going to have some. we're going to need more time to figure things out to and some other this unity and divisiveness that's to be expected. abraham lincoln said that if we release african americans, we release the slave. how are they going to live amongst the people where they were in slave? so this was expected. we knew that i would take time for us to come back together and he'll, and i think our country has made a major, major advancement in that area. are we finished? no, but we've made great progress and that should be celebrated. and we should stop any attempt of the left to act as this is still the k k. k. run. why the permit the country that it was back then? well, ma, leak and address in an aged comments. you know, do you f

. - now meet abdul, who needs £2.5 million to realise his dream of new sports facilities, and he hopesent recently to play at elland cricket ground. | wonderful facilities- for the local community, and ourjaws were drooling, - and we were thinking, what is it that they've got and they need, - where our needs are not being met? and those issues are being played out in the battle of the lamp posts. it started as a two—horse race between labour and the tories, but then george galloway arrived for the workers party, with a big pitch to the asian community. and muslim voters like muhammad and his customers could swing the result here. post—pandemic, people are looking for investment in jobs and opportunities, and just regeneration within the town. i don't think there's any such thing as a muslim vote. i think george galloway has done a split right through the middle. usually it does, usually everybody votes for one party, but he has caused a stir and definitely divided the community in that sense. everybody has their own opinions, | not to follow our previous parentsj or told we need to vot

they took down a controversial post by president abdul mahari and temporarily suls pe-- suspended hisensions. donald trump still barred from twitter himself issued a statement in enthusiastic support of nigeria's actions. still, the nigeria government has begun talks with twitter this week, no doubt spurred on by the outrage by nigerians of dissent in that country. all over the world, governments are battling tech companies for control of online spaces. but it's one thing to invoke laws to stifle hate speech and abuse and quite another to use them to silence criticism. when thinking about this issue, it's crucial to recognize that in most developing countries lacking traditional infrastructure, forums and communications, the internet has become a central platform for life itself. in nigeria, a country plagued, people took to social media to try to arrange lifesaving oxygen for their loved wones when the hospital ran out. social media is the only check on governments. so when democratic governments seize control over the internet, they are really seeking to extend control over the live

people of color, he is one of the five nominees of the social justice champion award named after kareem abduls is a great story as well. congratulations to the california dogs from lafayette. they won the inaugural 13 and under all-star village would that tournament. these 12 scrappy kids from the east bay had to sit out because of covid last year. this was most of the opportunity to play. they knocked out all-star teams from new york, texas, colorado, georgia and utah. they were fired up. >>> joe montana is officially a senior citizen. today is his 65th birthday. how is that possible? 4 super bowls, 4 super bowl wins, and he inspired tom brady. you can consider them goat one and goat one day. i think it should be a bay area holiday. sports on abc7 is sponsored by river rock casino, and the giants just beat the nationals. it was a rare complete-game these days, 1-nothing. >> joe montana is on medicare now. thanks, larry. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it is emergency call, that will be followed by 2020 at 9:00, then don't miss abc7 news at 11. >>> a few thoughts about what really matt