hi, is this ahmad? we reached the taxi driver who asked that we use only his name.says he was taking passengers to an airplane when a car backing out of a parking spot nearly hit him. i honked just to say be careful. that's when the man got out of the cab, began yelling and walked over to the open window and punched him in the head repeatedly. >> reporter: with his eyes swollen shut and blood streaming down his face ahmad was taken to the e.r. by ambulance. he learned his nose was broken and he would need surgery. the blocks happened two blocks from the sfpd substation and within minutes they arrested a suspect, 25-year-old raquon bush. >> i don't know him. he doesn't know me. i don't know what got into him that he wanted to do bodily harm on him. >> reporter: ahmad says this is the first time something like this has happened to him in 40 years driving cabs. this was his first week driving again after taking a break during the pandemic and with his injuries he won't be back behind the wheel any time soon. >> alyssa was saying that that suspect has been arrested and

ahmad says that's when the man got out of the car yelling.alked over to the cab's open window and punched him in the head repeatedly. >> head to the backseat. they said you're bleeding. have to go to the hospital. >> reporter: with an eye swollen shut and blood streaming down his face, he was taken on the ambulance. he later learned his nose was broken and he'd need surgery. it happened blocks from the tenderloin substation. within minutes they arrested 25-year-old ray quan bush. >> i don't know him. he doesn't know me. i don't know what the cab did to him. >> he says this is the first time something like this has happened to him in 40 years of driving cabs in the city. this was his first week driving again after taking a break during the pandemic. and with his injuries, he says he's not going to be back behind the wheel again anytime soon. and the suspect in this case has been booked into san francisco county jail on assault charges. he's set to make his first court appearance tomorrow and san francisco police are asking anyone with informat

today, we reached the taxi driver who asked we only use his first name, ahmad.s taking passengers to the airport, when a car backing out of the parking spot nearly hit him. >> i honked the horn. >> reporter: that's when the man got out of the car yelling, opened the cab's window and punched him repeatedly. with an eye swollen shut and blood streaming down his face, he was taken to e.r. by ambulance. he learned his nose is broken. the assault happened two blocks from the substation. within minutes, investigators tell us they arrested a suspect, 25-year-old rayquan bush. >> i don't know what will happen to him. >> reporter: ahmad said this is the first time something like this happened to him in 40 years. this was his first week driving after taking a break during the pandemic. with the injuries, he says he's not going to be back behind the wheel again anytime soon. >> that suspect has been booked into jail on charges of assault. set to make an appearance tomorrow. >>> b.a.r.t. has reinstated the only black member of its board of directors. simon disputed that she

ahmad you will not belong to nothing without knowing. i agree with this dear mohammed hadji, what should i convey to my sovereign, the grand duke of lithuania refuses the alliance? we have known each other for many years. do you really think i can refuse the great khan? but the war is a consignment note, and i can’t muster an army for two wars. can't the great khan help me pick up the number now, the horde is limitless, the great khan needs time to collect the right emuses. here i need time. force hostages of time, so hand me over to the great khan. tell the great khan. that it is a great honor for me to be his ally, tell the great khan that i agree. borders then the battle stayed too long, do not rush to die for 8 more without us, it will cost me from the lithuanian now in moscow will come. we would be here until winter, and then my bored sit. bored. it will get bored hotter in shooting. the most let's go at once from three sides somewhere, but we'll break through. we won't go anywhere. at night, the great father is at war, whoever is f

delay ahmad khan until i bring the rest.ll exiled great perm and i will return to put the distant frontiers in the general system. when will we be banned? well, tell me, i'll be right there. be careful . first i send gunners with mine, they will take up defense along the coast. if we have time to move forward, then. maybe we'll fight some more. hurried again there will be war. this has been going on for 300 years. if they come and kill our years, nothing lasts forever. i fought with them. haven't you seen how you drink rivers of fear? we want to donate this box. in honor of the birth of the son of the grand duke mosk. thank you. seniors. we want to ask your husband to let us go to roma. we want to leave the brain. are you not afraid? we are not afraid of the lord, but we are not fools, soon there will be an army of nomads, they will plunder and burn the city. my husband has a large army. you yourself have seen guns, autumn, mountains - these are not the best guns. and your opponent is the khan of the golden horde he hires th

dareen: one more issue that we must address of course is the security situation with ahmad mahmoud, andabab, who controls large parts of the country. i mean, from what you've been, i know you're not on the ground in somalia, omar, but from what you've been hearing and seeing, to what extent is the security situation hampering any sort of aid effort? if the aid efforts were to even take place? >> yeah, well, i mean, the complicating factor is that al-shabab is in reality the dominant security actor in large swaths of south and central somalia. and so, in order to access those populations, i mean, you do have to go through the group at some level, or you wait for those populations to leave those areas under group control. and you know, in the past, we have seen some level of access to those populations through the group, you know, this isn't often talked about or publicly acknowledged, but through intermediaries, and some sorts of local negotiations, you do kind of have that. but that presents one of the biggest challenges here. some of the hardest hit, some of the most rural areas are ou

and maybe he too will end up going back to ukraine. marcia lay bunch of islam club. ahmad finance, a i think it's my brother's take up arms. i will definitely drive over there. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with them. besides radical lark selection, movie job lodge. the chaos at the border station is not subsided. reserve is sergey still hoping to get a train heading east, but there are currently no trains going to the ukrainian capital. as the city is under fire. is girl friend who is at home in the small polish city of vickers keeps contacting him. she's understandably worried with elena jack from yard and she asked me where i was going, what was happening, where is any mom? i told her that there are no trains. and so i will wait about. she asked me to go back to, but gosh, but i said i couldn't go as news comes in that, keep it under attack. he says that he will do everything he can to get there. so he can help defend the city. protesting putins war in ukraine is not without risk for russians, many their feel compelled to speak out against the war their president started. b

and maybe he too will end up going back to ukraine. marcia lay bunch of islam clout, ahmad finance. a. i think if my brothers take up arms, i will definitely drive over there. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with them . besides radical lark selection movie, pietro village. the chaos at the border station is not subsided. reserve is fair, gay is still hoping to get a train heading east. but there are currently no trains going to the ukrainian capital. as the city is under fire. is girl friend who is at home in the small polish city of vickers keeps contacting him. she's understandably worried preliminary jacket from yard and she asked me where i was going, what was happening, where is any mom? i told her that there are no trains. and so i will wait about, she asked him to go back to but gosh, but i said i couldn't go as news comes in that, keep it under attack. he says that he will do everything he can to get there. so he can help defend the city protesting putins war in ukraine is not without risk for russians. many their feel compelled to speak out against the war their presid

the bbc�*s asad ahmad gave this update from chelsea's stamford bridge ground.sea. just a week ago, roman abramovich, the owner for nearly 20 years, said he was going to sell the club. that caught a number of chelsea fans by surprise, they weren't necessarily shocked, it is because of events in ukraine. in the days that followed, a number of billionaires stepped forward saying that they'd be interested in buying the club, but then today the government slapped some sanctions on mr roman abramovich, which means he's not allowed to sell the club as of yet. other implications of those sanctions mean the club's shop has to remain closed at the moment. you might say that's not a big deal, the club shop being closed, but it's the significance of it — that mr roman abramovich is not allowed to benefit from a single pound made in that club shop. so that has to remain closed until further notice. as far as the team is concerned, as well, travel costs for away games is being capped at £20,000. that sounds like a lot of money, but not when you have to move a squad of player

thus, let's do give isn't, and folk, ahmad, if it can on stem it off to ones that i, his dollars and for i'm for them. and him listed is a historical event of morales and fine thought of deutsche lance weird and vienna me bow and did not come. the oprah winfrey gave bone bitten a few months later, namibian germany announced a draft agreement which say both sides will bring closure to the dark chapter of history. if it goes ahead, germany will formally apologize to namibia and pay 1100000000 euros in compensation spread over 30 years. but for jeff to many other hero agreement is deeply problematic. in september, when the bill was presented to the namibian parliament, protest has travelled from near and far to oppose it. wow, it's a policeman march, but quite a very important march because it is raising a number of issues. rejecting the 1100000000. 1 term that the germans was to pay us the very same amount of money that the germans have already given to. not even for the last 31 years is the same under, under pay us shift as traveled from the united states, where he now lives to campai

assad ahmad gave us this update from chelsea's grounds. roman abramovich, the ownerfor nearly 20 ago, roman abramovich, the owner for nearly 20 years, said he was going to sell the club. that quite a number of chelsea fans by surprise, they were not necessarily shocked, it is because of events in ukraine stop in the days that followed, a number of billionaires stepped forward saying that they would be interested in buying the club, then today the government to slap some sanctions on mr ivanovich, which means he is not allowed to sell the club as of yet. —— mr roman abramovich. other implications of those sections mean the club's shop has to remain closed. you might think thatis remain closed. you might think that is not a big deal, the club shop being close, but it is the significance of it, that mr roman abramovich is not allowed to benefit from a single pound made in that club shop. so that has to remain closed until further notice. shop. so that has to remain closed untilfurther notice. as far as the team are concerned, travel costs for

assad ahmad gave us this update from chelsea's grounds.e at chelsea. just a week ago, the ownerfor here at chelsea. just a week ago, the owner for nearly 20 years said he was going to sell the club will stop that caught a number of chelsea fans by surprise. they weren't shocked, it's because of events in ukraine. in the days that followed, a number of billionaires stepped forward saying that they were interested in, they've slapped on sanctions which means he is not allowed to sell the club as of yet. other implications on sanctions means that the club's shabbat streaming remained close at the moment. you may said that's not a big deal, but it is the significance of it, that he is not allowed to benefit from a single pound made in that club shop. that has to remain closed until further notice. as far as the team is concerned, travel costs for away games, being capped at... sounds like a lot of money, but not when you have to move a squad of players to away games including to lille in france next week. a lot of people will be wondering will

and if this law, according to its supporters, had been in effect when ahmad arbitrary was killed several years ago in georgia. the people who killed him could have been brought up on this particular anti lynching a charge and could have faced an additional 30 years in prison if they had been convicted. this is a law that has taken officially 122 years to be passed. and that's because members of congress were heating the wishes of their constituents. and basically saying that lynching was not a problem in the u. s. when of course, as we heard from the u. s. president joe biden, more than 4400 people, men, women and children were killed between 18771955, which is when emmett till was killed and his body was thrown into the tallahassee river. a cutoff may have some of the highest emissions of carbon dioxide, the person in the world, but the capital has become a leader, healthy, sustainable city movement. global experts are in day hall to discuss how cities can incorporate nature and sustainability into every happen project. rhetoric, gayton b explains during dough household summers. when te

someone said that tomorrow my mom and i asked which ahmad, i'm much, i said no, no. panama one lives here with his family. i said that name as a poly swallow is a duck till we stood. you know, plus sa chrissy. don't shuttle cool deliberately, australasian, this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share or just kill him or a huddled, the higher hostile son. i'm directing my words in particular that the victims and all french preferred unequal. i assure you that one of our people as committed this crime for john of sophie month, a man was banished from our clown. others can no longer bear it's made. while i am alice, most of you, ah, why did this young iraqi join islamic state ah, part of the answer lies in the history of iraq to civil wars and armed invasion and embargo war against an international coalition and against iran. added to that decades of dictatorship the result. a nation in ruins. ah must come no must go to rosa. i was born in the district of jamie al kabir when moved from home and i've always lived in mosul from it. others. first, come under

these guar and money will state the only state where it didn't when was punjab. daily's governing ahmad me a common man party defeated india's main opposition party. the congress in punjab. the results of a devastating blow for and his oldest political party with its lawful punjab. it only holds palla and 2 out of the countries $28.00 states. the b j. p is winning despite the poor state of the economy and the government. much criticized handling of the pandemic. political analysts put a big part of its success down to galvanizing the hindu vote. supporters at b. j. p rallies chanted him slogans, and sang, we a hindus. it's a combination of fishes, but i, mr. moore does leadership. the robust nationalism majority is emp undertones of hindus supers supremacy. and of course i had a mix of vel fetishism. i talk with the b, j. p. promise to spirit development and rude voices with welfare measures and the lead up to the poles. for 2 years to go before national elections, there was no opposition party strong enough to challenge the b. j. p. the big question now was whether the congress and reg

and if this law, according to its supporters, had been in effect when ahmad arbitrary was killed several years ago in georgia. the people who killed him could have been brought up on this particular anti lynching a charge and could have faced an additional 30 years in prison if they had been convicted. this is a law that has taken officially 122 years to be passed. and that's because members of congress were heating the wishes of their constituents. and basically saying that lynching was not a problem in the u. s. when of course, as we heard from the u. s. president joe biden, more than 4400 people, men, women and children were killed between 18771955, which is when emmet tell was killed and his body was thrown into the tower. how she river wilson jordan though alon b. carther is an associate professor of political science at howard university. josephina ly visor from washington. d. c. nice. have you on the program again, miss carter. why has it taken a 120 years to get this far and get this law passed when? what? only a few years ago, we had a black president that could have perhaps pas

and maybe he too will end up going back to ukraine. marcia lay bunch of islam clout, ahmad finance. a. i think if my brothers take up arms, i will definitely drive over there. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with them . besides radical lark selection movie, job lodge. the chaos at the border station is not subsided. reserve is sergey, it's still hoping to get a train heading east. but there are currently no trains going to the ukrainian capital. as the city is under fire. is girl friend who is at home in the small polish city of vickers keeps contacting him. she's understandably worried with alimony jackie from yard and she asked me where i was going. what was happening, where is any mom? i told her that there are no trains, and so i will wait about. she asked me to go back to but gosh, but i said, i couldn't go as news. come then nikita under a tad, he says that he will do everything he can to get there. so he can help defend the city. protesting putins war in ukraine is not without risk for russians. many their feel compelled to speak out against the war. their president star

ahmad aubrey. the countle countless vs known and unknown.e racial hatred that drove the mob to hang a noose. brought that mob carrying torches out of the fields of charlottesville just a few years ago. racial hate isn't an old problem. it's a persistent problem. the bill was passed after more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching over the years. our time is 7 35. what happening right now nurses at seton medical center in daly city or now staging a one day strike. the nurses union says the strike was called to let the public know that in their words, the hospital is not following california's safe staffing law. but that law limits the number of patients at innards can care for during each shift. nurses claim there are also expected to empty trash cans, clean rooms and answer phones. hospital officials say more nurses have been hired in the last year at the hospital will keep negotiating with the nurses union. but the b h 20 macron sub variant is now the most common variant of covid in the country . the cdc now says nationwide be a two m

the manager ahmad pieces says business has been tough since the pandemic, but with apple employees going back to the office, he hopes for a rebound. hope they. >> they make catering orders to have us bring over there, you know, almost like being a give their orders on the house a couple times here. and there. >> all apple employees in the united states are set to go back to the office starting april, the 11th. >> today marks 2 years since governor gavin newsom declared california in a state of emergency because of covid-19 state leaders say that while covid conditions are improving throughout the state, covid is not over but with vaccines accessible and covid rates low, some are demanding the to end this state of emergency, which they say gives the governor broad power to impose laws. the governor has promised to slash 95% of his pandemic-related executive actions within the next few months. a resolution to end newsome, state of emergency will have its first hearing. the state senate committee that will be on march. 15th. we turn now to the ongoing conflict in ukraine. the war there over

in the back of ahmad aubrey. the countless other acts of violence.ms known and unknown. the same racial hatred that drove the mob to hang a noose. brought that mob carrying torches out of the fields of charlottesville just a few years ago. racial hate isn't an old problem. it's a persistent problem. the bill was passed after more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching over the years, changes are coming to san francisco's historic castro theater. ktvu is amberleigh got a behind the scenes look at the renovations that are planned. remember in oregon that rises from underneath the stage at the historic castro theater in san francisco will remain a staple as part of its renovations, according to another planet, that company that took over management of the theater in january for the family who owns the theater and built it in 1922 , long as his movies are part of the plan. i'm all for it. i think this is going to be a new dawn for the theater. david haggerty has played here for 44 years, he led the effort to build a new and bigger organ that will de

in the back of ahmad aubrey. the countless other acts of violence. countless victims known and unknown. the same racial hatred that drove the mob to hang a noose. brought that mob carrying torches out of the fields of charlottesville just a few years ago. racial hate isn't an old problem. it's a persistent problem. the bill was passed last night following more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching over the years. progress in peace talks between russia and ukraine coming up as russia pledges to pull back its attacks, but u. s officials say they are skeptical, and federal health regulators have approved a second booster shot for those over the age of 50 a conversation about whether it's needed is coming up next. and barry whether some cloud cover this morning a little bit more sunshine for parts of the bay area this afternoon. what about more rain chances? we'll have more on your forecast coming up. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't

in the back of ahmad aubrey. the countless other acts of violence. countless victims known and unknown. the same racial hatred that drove the mob to hang a noose. brought that mob carrying torches out of the fields of charlottesville just a few years ago. racial hate isn't an old problem. it's a persistent problem. the bill was passed last night following more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching over the years. coming up. poland is asking for help as more ukrainian refugees pour into that country, plus the us says they're skeptical of russian claims. don't be pulling troops back from kiev. i'm jeff paul in lviv, ukraine, the details straight ahead and later tonight, police in the east bay searching for a repeat armed robbery suspect how they say he's been able to avoid when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the la

and if this law, according to what supporters had been in effect when ahmad arbitrary was killed several years ago in georgia, the people who killed him could have been brought up on this particular anti lynching a charge. and could have faced an additional 30 years in prison if they had been convicted. this is a law that has taken officially 122 years to be passed. and that's because members of congress were heating the wishes of their constituents. and basically saying that lynching was not a problem in the u. s. when, of course, as we heard from the u. s. president joe biden, more than 4400 people, men, women and children were killed between 18771955, which is when emmett till was killed and his body was thrown into the tower, how she river. so what will this actually change that going forward? well, what this changes is, it gives the federal law law enforcement community. another reason to take a look at murders that happen across the country. there's a 2 track justice system. there are federal crimes. there are state crimes and so usually crimes such as murders take of effect in the

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mister. yet of it, sir, at thus, let's see, give isn't, and folk, ahmad, if it can on stem it off to ones that i, his dollars and for and for them. and him listed is a historical event of morales and fine thought of deutsche lance weird and vienna me bow and did not come. the oprah winfrey gave on bitten a few months later, namibian germany announced a draft agreement which say both sides will bring closure to this dark chapter of history. if it goes ahead, germany will formally apologize to namibia and pay 1100000000 euros in compensation spread over 30 years. but for shifter and many other hero agreement is deeply problematic. in september, when the bill was presented to the namibian parliament, protest has travelled from near and far to oppose it. wow, it's a busy march, but quite a very important march because it is raising a number of issues. rejecting the 1100000000 of quantum that the germans was to pay us the very same amount of money that the germans have already given to not be until the last 31 years is the same. and they want to pay us shift as traveled from the united st

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.n street in clerkenwell. medics were called to arbour house in the early hours but ms thanwani died at the scene. 22—year—old maher maaroufe was arrested nearby. over four and a half years since the grenfell tower fire the government has been accused of failing to complete a single recommendation which resulted from the first phase of the public inquiry. the criticism comes from the mayor of london, who questions whether the government and the housing sector has taken any steps to move forward. the government say the mr khan's claim is "unfounded". 72 people died in the fire injune 2017. over two years after the gatwick express rail service from london victoria to the airport was stopped due to falling passenger numbers due to covid, it'll restart. govia thameslink railway says they want to reintroduce the service on the 3rd of april to support gatwick airport and the economic recovery in the south east. if you're using the underground this morning, let's take a look at the tube board.

i wanted to bring in a colleague of ours javid ahmad who was a nonresident senior fellow fellow. before he became the afghan ambassador to the eu a.d. now after having resigned from that position, javid was in the uae and involved in the final negotiations and discussions between president biden and president -- so he knows a lot about a lot when went on especially in the endgame of the previous regime. let me ask him, first of all respond to the comments that minister kasuri made but also to give us a sense of what was going on in the afghan government in those final days with reference to what's has said. >> i appreciate it and it was great to hear special inspector sopko but also foreign minister kasuri. look, i mean there's, john mentioned there is plenty of blame to be thrown around. i mean the regional blame game, it's like an onion. it has so many layers and you know, i think peeling it off would only put you in tears. but i think without getting into details, and this is by no way a blame game or anything, but just to constructively critical way. i think it's fair to say

in the back of ahmad aubrey. the countless other acts of violence.red that drove the mob to hang a noose. brought that mob carrying torches out of the fields of charlottesville just a few years ago. racial hate isn't an old problem. it's a persistent problem. the anti lynching bill was passed after more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw in lynching over the years, california attorney general rob bonta has announced new legislation focused on consumer protections for military service members. now it extends legal and financial protections to active duty military and their families. bonta says it closes loopholes and prevents people from taking advantage of service members. they are often targeted for scams and take advantage of them. among other protections. the bill includes the right for active military members to appear remotely in some small claims court cases and it makes it illegal for businesses to access personal information from military id cards. alright pam time is 5 39. we're getting you ready getting you going on a wednesday morning. her

good morning, i'm asad ahmad. so there's a tube strike on. by rmt union members over proposed changes to pensions and a cut in station staff. another strike is planned for thursday, and this is the advice from transport for london. for customers who can, i'd strongly recommend that they work at home. for others who do need to make journeys — and i understand that some travel is absolutely essential — i'd recommend customers check, either on our website, tfl website, or the tfl go app for their other options, their best options, using other modes of transport. so let's take a look at the tube board now. and as you see, virtually all lines are completely suspended. it's going to be like that all day. however, the dlr, tram service, tfl rail and some of the 0verground are fairing better, because they're not part of the london underground. but do check before you travel today. on twitter it @bbctravel alert, or look out our website, bbc.co.uk/london. london actor benedict cumberbatch has been honoured with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. he

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.es." london's aquatic�*s centre has said the venue will remain closed until further notice after a gas leak at the site last week. problems on wednesday after a major incident was declared. the london fire brigade said the leak had been caused by a chemical reaction, causing a "high quantity of chlorine gas" to be released. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a mother was stabbed to death in east london, while her children were at school. 40 year—old yasmin begum from globe road in bethnal green died on thursday. a man of the same age was arrested in stratford yesterday, and remains in police custody. gatwick airport has reopened its south terminal almost two years after closing because of the pandemic. it's being seen as a significant step forward for the aviation industry after a difficult time. the south terminal has been taken out of being its mothballed state, and there were lots — hundreds of people — checking in forflights from as near as malaga in spain to as f

ago we secured hate crimes and kidnapping convictions against the three men who tragically murdered ahmad he was targeted because of his race by three white men when jot jogging and a georgia neighborhood did not have a hate crime statute when he was killed the department stepped in to fill the gap that led them to make assumptions and decisions because he was black evidence showed that one referred to the black boyfriend as a monkey and use the and word. also making deeply racist comments to people he barely knew on indicated he believes that blacks were nothing but trouble. the third associated black people with criminality and wanted to see them killed or harmed. on february, a texas man m pleaded guilty to hate crime charges for attacking the family had a store in midland texas they follow them then violently attack the father and his two young children with a knife. the defendant admitted heed targeted the family because he believed they were chinese and deem them responsible for the covid-19 pandemic. we have also investigated and deprosecuted cases involving hate based on gender, g

the other i guess ahmad bin whether that was a sort of command and control problem where the locals, so that's not your assessment. >> they were violating it from the jump? >> i can't say whether it was local malfeasance are more general malfeasance on the part of the russian military, neither would be beyond comprehension but it was egregious and yet another violation of human rights in ukraine. >> absolute atrocity, warcry. belarus, is the free world doing enough to punish all a ruse? >> so composed sanctions on belarus that match what we have done in russia. that wasas part of a package tht we imposed last week and were continuing to look at other ways to squeeze the economy that fuels the home rule and were continuing to look at leaders in belarus. i would note here that it's pretty clear that russia would have liked to have seen more belarus and military participation in this conflict and there's been a lot of lack of enthusiasm for that and even desertion. >> when you see a lack of enthusiasm, at all levels? >> certainly at the soldier level. >> there enough. >> we are seeing a