nick ahmed represents the winning run at the plate. >> eric: if i'm ahmed right now, it's almost liker two to let him get down to second base and use the at-bat to get him over to third. >> adam: obviously he's going to be well aware of the 28-year-old. martin maldonado, a gold glove defender behind the plate. castro in his fourth year big-league career with the dodgers and diamondbacks has never been caught stealing, 22 of 22. bouncing ball left side, it's off the glove and into left field. the tying run at the scoring position, the winning run as a board for the diamondbacks, still nobody out in the ninth with the top of the order coming up. >> eric: that is just fortunate right there. swinging at the first pitch, got a guy at first that runs like that, that's luck right there and good for the diamondbacks. that's not the right situation to swing at the end you're beating the ball into the ground. what do you do? are you going to ask him to bunt or let him swing? potential nbp candidate coming into the season, you've got to let him swing. >> adam: this guy finished at .321 a year ag

ahmed! young ahmed is on—demand now. yeah, i thought we should get a drink. i'm not drinking. oh, that's sounds so fun. yeah. you know, you can have a virgin tequila and soda. a soda water? that's a... yeah, take the tequila away, that's a soda water. yeah. do you want to have a soda water and watch me drink? back to hollywood and endings, beginnings — in which shailene woodley plays a young woman, daphne, in a complicated love triangle with jack, played by 50 shades star jamie dornan — and frank — played by avengers star, sebastian stan. this girl definitely has a type. after meeting the pair separately at a party, daphne is confused about her feelings and ends up entangled with them both. you're making me all crazy. what could, on paper, be a comedy film and an erotic thriller, is actually a very straightfaced rambling drama with muttering semi—improvised performances. it is refreshing to see a film centring around a complex female character who is going through challenging emotional times. daphne is fresh from a break—up, she's struggling to get work and trying to give up a

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ahmed lines the first pitch from lou trivino... 2 runs score... 8-1 d'backs...ly.....>final score... 10-1 arizona... montas gave up 9 runs in only an inning and 2/3's... the a's come home to play the d'backs again... tomorrow night at the coliseum.....> meanwhile... the giants doing a little social distancing in anaheim.....>how about some panda power?... pablo sandoval... turns on a pitch up at his eyes... it's not often you see him hit a homer from the right side... but that one is gone for a 2-run jack...>bottom 2nd... runners at 2nd and 3rd... david fletcher... with a sinking fly ball... looks like it will score a couple of runs.. but mike yastzremski makes a great diving catch to end the inning... yaz also homered in the game.....>giants roll from there... they win 8-2...san francisco comes back to oracle park to play the angels.... tomorrow night coming up next, the message an elderly couple has ... after finding love while in their assisted living facility. it is never too late to find love .... even in the time of coronavirus. a brooklyn couple in their

ahmed, a pulmonologist at new york university langone medical center. dr.t is my understanding that you actually used plasma already in treats some of your patients? >> -- in treating some of your patients? >> that's right. in fact, i was very thrilled to see this press conference. i was able to give it to one of my patients in the pandemic early this spring. when it was extremely difficult to get ahold of, and it was an experimental agent, it took me about 16 hours to get the infusion and then see the effects. so first of all, the president has to be commended for accelerating access, approvals, and the widespread availability of these agents. we've been using convalescent plasma for over a hundred years. for diseases like scarlet fever, diphtheria, one of the first, most recently when we faced the ebola pandemic here, this was one of our approaches, as a rich country with a prime really superlative healthcare system, we're not used to using very broad treatments like plasma. we're used to using targeted drugs. we are so early in this pandemic that we must

address reporting live from abu ahmed many thanks indeed in nigeria the group boko haram has launched an attack on cool car what town in borno state are reports of looting and we'll bring you more on that as and when we get it. the european union is holding an emergency virtual meeting on the political crisis in bella roost the e.u. has already rejected president alexander lukashenko his reelection to a 6th term in office some e.u. leaders are hinting at expanding sanctions and violent crackdowns on protesters. to kind of sky up the opposition challenger who is in exile in let us here is urging the e.u. to reject the results. people who went out to defend they rode in this race or they say it is all across belarus where brutally beaten imprisoned and tortured by the regime this brutal it clean going on to power mr center has lost all the legitimacy in the eyes of our nation and the walled. off year all. i call and here to support the it waking us. the embattled president has threatened strong action against opposition leader suv swept to set up a council to coordinate a peaceful trans

ahmed grew up were equally guilty.'t believe what they did. is gonna sit in that cell and saying, why is this happening? why did they make the, why did they take this decision? it will be for the pa role decision? it will be for the parole board to decide after 55 yea rs, parole board to decide after 55 years, whether hashem abedi is fit to be released back into society. but justice fit to be released back into society. butjusticejeremy baker made it clear today that in reality, he may never be released. more british holidaymakers are facing an anxious decision about their travel plans tonight after the latest set of quarantine restrictions announced by the uk government. anyone arriving from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago from saturday, will now have to quarantine for 1h days when they reach the uk. the bbc‘s danny savage reports. lunchtime today at manchester airport, where travellers were soon to hear about more countries being added to and taken off the list for uk quarantine. this jet2 fight was from cro

the often months of opposition protests but as ahmed address reports now from a budget both sides might have to make concessions to get results. even before the arrival of their course delegation the reality of the ground is not lost to both sides ballasts military rulers bask in the sea popular support they have toward thousands poured into the streets of friday in solidarity with the cool and their course would want to see a quick resolution without losing face with the. work you are already hurting her. very serious reform in italy where they were for the rest of. the meeting discussed returning the country to democratic governance and about releasing detained politicians including ousted president depriving the book akita the army had promised to restore democracy without saying when its leaders also say mr cator was not overthrown but resign from office and that he is held for yes or safety but many don't see them returning the man they deposed to the presidency a mystic a disappointment with a clear but his time is up now we are not concerned about coming here today we have the pe

that the collapse of the syrian currency and an economic crisis will force even more children like ahmed into work . and on. people living in the war torn country are reportedly living on their $2.00 a day which is basically nothing and with the inflation of the currency and with the economic crisis in syria with. imposing sanctions it is likely that this number under estimated which means for children more are going to be pushed into child labor the war has killed maimed and traumatized serious children it's all to deny them their childhood and as the conflict drags on the future for this last generation now seems even more stark. here. it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines allows us there are hundreds of word of bellerose suppliers through the capital minsk to protest against police brutality more than 6000 opposition supporters about been detained following sunday's disputed presidential election in new foreign minister says i hold an emergency meeting to consider possible sanctions of a serious step past reports now from minsk. this is one gr

was asked to consider running again after the death of his party's chosen successor prime minister ahmed to. july. now thousands of people are protesting near the israeli prime minister's office in west jerusalem demanding that he be that he step down demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu has been taking place for a while now each weekend protesters are angry at the economic fallout from a quote a virus pandemic in the way in which the government has handled that but they're also not happy expressing their discontent over these corruption charges national is ongoing trial for corruption of course the prime minister denies the allegations all of this is a fair bit of tension within the governing coalition that's been a long running story as well but here we have protesters who've gathered in west jerusalem. is recorded more than a 1000 new coronavirus case in the last 24 hours the worse daily figure since the lockdown was lifted in may health officials are blaming people who are returning from holidays many of whom are young and asymptomatic more than $35000.00 people have died in ita

that the collapse of the syrian currency and an economic crisis will force even more children like ahmed into work 8 percent of people living in the war torn country are reportedly living on their 2 dollars a day which is basically nothing and with the inflation of the currency and with the economy crisis in syria with. imposing sanctions it is likely that this number under estimated which means for children more are going to be pushed into child labor the war has killed maimed and traumatized serious children it's all to deny them their childhood and as the conflict drags on the future for this last generation now seems even more stark product or art is here. and of course you can get lots more on our web sites al-jazeera dot com more there on the comma harrisburg chosen by joe by. updating the top stories for you so far today here on al-jazeera e.u. foreign ministers are meeting on friday to discuss potential sanctions against the roost they're concerned about suspected vote rigging in sunday's presidential election and of violent crackdown on demonstrators that follows a 3rd night of

recently there was some incidents on the border with ivory coast so that's a feat right now that's ahmed is bringing us up to date from abuja in nigeria and thank you very much indeed. the ruling party in ivory coast has formally chosen president alassane ouattara to run for a disputed 3rd term in october his election he accepted the nomination at a rally in abidjan the opposition says it's unconstitutional and amounts to a coup that could unleash chaos or tahrir initially declined to seek a 3rd term to change his mind after his chosen successor died last month at the u.n. recognize government in tripoli has called for any mediate ceasefire in libya the rival parliament in the east aligned with the wall awfully for have to up as called on all parties to stick to a truce after has yet to respond. to someone who can enter will have to will respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you

education interrupted for months can children and teachers be kept safe in the classroom also coming up as ahmed signals a stage a deadly prison raid enough gonna stop a targeted jail where some of their fighters are behind bars over a 1000 inmates briefly escape to get the latest for you from kabul to. italy rebuilds.

across the country have made it clear they want alexander lukashenko out the main opposition leader ahmed to call the sky says she is ready to lead a transition and is calling on the security forces to switch sides e.u. leaders will be holding an emergency meeting on the issue on wednesday as well the latest now from minsk with step awsome. strikes are now snowballing around better loose one after the other factory workers joining in truck tractor a matter of fact with most of the country strategic industries are now experiencing large scale strikes. on yet what we don't agree with in justice the people in power haven't listened to him for 26 years they run away they don't want to listen to your voice they don't want to know anything about your problem. workers chanting no more fear signed it out to 26 years of living under look or shank us auto repair in rule they are ready for change workers have now arrived at the factory or to find out was to try and guess right and you can actually see people coming out from inside the factory also president. was in his face right workers who resigne

united states has imposed sanctions on hold khaleda carry of ahmed of a leading politicians in the territory the move is in response to china's recent introduction of a tough new security bill. and the other ladies will have any assets they only in the u.s. long. several reports in bell are loose have been detected in the run up to sunday's presidential election a journalist who reports for d w has been sentenced to 10 days in prison preventing him from covering the verdict the crackdown comes as president alexander lukashenko faces growing anger over his dismissal of the coverage 19 hunter. but a footballer in the champions league is back with manchester city eliminating real madrid and rio also beating the quarter finals at the expense of christianity when all those events abide music meanwhile hosted chelsea on saturday looking to wrap up their progression having not played for more than a month. time to get the champions league balls back out again. by a return to europe's big stage having played their last 16 1st leg at chelsea way back in february they won 3 nil to take charge of the t

protests that left one police officer dead and more than 100 people injured information minister mob best ahmed said she was quitting because the government had failed to carry out reforms our correspondent in beirut says the whole cabinet may be preparing to resign more on that in a bit but 1st this report to catch you up on saturday night's protests. i'm not a day and night of rage in beirut. protesters stormed government buildings and banks as their fury reached boiling point. chouse days massive explosion reignited their disdain for authorities in power. to many a deep and already existing distrust for the leaders who they say are incompetent and corrupt the country was already struggling through a deepening financial crisis making the recovery from this disaster that much harder the desperation was clear. and adamo we were long to have money the leaders during care about the people no food no houses more than 300000 people lost their homes after the explosion in addition to the depreciation of the lira. anger transformed the city making it unrecognizable to the devastating scenes from just

ahmed! young ahmed is on—demand now. yeah, i thought we should get a drink. i'm not drinking. you can have a virgin tequila and soda. a soda water? that's a... yeah, take the tequila away, that's a soda water. yeah. do you want to have a soda water and watch me drink? back to hollywood and endings beginnings — in which shailene woodley plays a young woman, daphne, in a complicated love triangle with jack, played by 50 shades star —jamie dornan — and frank — played by avengers star, sebastian stan. this girl definitely has a type. after meeting the pair separately at a party, daphne is confused about her feelings and ends up entangled with them both. you're making me all crazy. what could, on paper, be a comedy film and an erotic thriller, is actually a very straightfaced rambling drama with muttering semi—improvised performances. it is refreshing to see a film centring around a complex female character — who is going through challenging emotional times. daphne is fresh from a break—up, she's struggling to get work and trying to give up alcohol. but despite events being extensi

ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been n me intensification in tererms of producing food for humans. we all know the e impact of livestk in terms of being blamed for global warming.g. in some countries, there's g gonna be ls rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the e future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. insurvival of wildlife pens the health of the land. ouconsumption of natural reserves has increased by 50%. with overuse, mismanagement, and

matt olson is dropped by nick ahmed. and suddenly it's 3-3 game. there as are use today winning these things but in the ninth the tables get turned. david pelta will wind up hitting an o-2 pitch. there as have won 13 of 16. the same cannot be said the if giants. this thing is starting to look pretty ugly. automatic there are a couple of guys that are really starting to impress. how about mike remsinsky. in comes trevor got again. tommy lastella taking it deep in two run walk offs. and 5 consecutive games. the short season looking pretty long right now. >>> you always hear about how hard it is to repeat. and injuries starting to creep up on the san francisco 49ers. they're hoping this is not some kind of trend as they try and get back to bowl. jailen hurt, terrible news. he was going to miss what was his rookie season last year and he received a torn acl on sunday. and the coach said legal be stunned if that's not the bad news. we have got a little time so would i not check this out. this was just a week ago when haring park was the place. tiger woo

softbank's exploring a sale of ahm, and just now confirming that the company is looking at either selling part or all of arm or a second option would be to ipo arm arm was once a publicly listed company until softbank bought it in 2016 for $32 billion, so softbank now saying that the ipo is an option some of the reports suggesting a time line of 2023. saying that could even be brought guaforward as well. that is an option for softbank lots of news coming out. i think the numbers on the whole overall seems to be a positive given that slight rebound. a lot of questions about the sustainability of this giving it's rested a lot on these gains from the sales of assets and also the recent tech rally as well >> an interesting comment there because i do think it does are provoke a debate as you mentioned cash discipline whether it's welcomed by investors. people not investing in softbank, they're investing in this company for very heavy growth rates >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's more sort of the signal that perhaps, you know, there's being to be a little bit more discipline in the way that so

and ahmed and sunrise area that's where we find.>kron four's dan thorn dan you talk to some neighbors tonight about what's going on out there obviously they're upset what are they ay

and ahmed and sunrise area that's where we find. >>kron four's dan thorn dan you talk to some neighbors tonight about what's going on out there obviously they're upset what are they saying. >>well can residents tell us that at first it was just the occasional car or motorcycle that would whip around here at this intersection but lately they have exploded unruly sideshows and they are just asking for it to stop. >>wow the screeching of cars burning rubber at the intersection of camden enrichment avenues. it's yet another sideshow and this san jose neighborhood is fed up. >>it's scary. it's very scary basically we don't know what's going on and then we come out here and cars are doing this. >>videos shared with kron 4 news show several cars whipping around in doughnuts as dozens of people look on saturday night's gathering taking place dangerously close to homes like of which are moving that fast and furious insist the skin. this get in his home in may. you know. >>clashes gotten to a house or something. >>neighbors tell us this start

religious and nobody's afraid of me. 8 kids are going up on ahmed. he did they would. but i'm not going to need to know a. big 1st before to start from or go. in making the community itself i don't find any cows that did most of the people i don't know because we took us. to read to get to the scene they say we did but he allowed into the picture and it is no any my dad is here that has happened the last few years so there's video but the classes cost is all he's still. going to. do you. know my. sums on you will. know. you and that he is something. i'm. not but i need you but the going to logan will be a bit. and i thought it was. great fun. look. in the box and have fun. and then we stand. here again do you still like one that did it was today when. we dig a little bit for that it didn't oh no you don't want to. play a. full. sleeve. over . on me if you had a deep in there what a deep tissue the deep will sting you don't fight much difference between that and beach and that the problem is with the human society. he gets to conquer that each of us may find a legion in

friend mr mollenhauer day on the 1st of october 2004 when a car bomb exploded outside his house mr ahmed a escaped death and was seriously injured in the attack but his bodyguard died another person was seriously injured. witnesses testified that the attack on mr hama day could be construed as a warning to mr hariri and mr jumblatt not to cross the line in relation to the syrian regime. mr hariri resigned as prime minister on the 20th of october 2004 and was planning to run in the may 2005 elections. he would have been supporting proposing the loosening of syrian domination dominance of a libyan on and they made it withdrawal of syrian troops from lebanon the syrian government halibut was supporting a new electoral law designed to diminish mr hariri is chances of having members of his bloc elected to parliament and hence his prospects of a new term as prime minister the syrian government was also insisting over mr hariri is opposition that he accept the so-called syrian deposits in his electoral list mr hariri also regularly met serious senior syrian officials operating inside lebanon th

began but the idea of creating artistic green spaces in the city has gained ground prime minister ahmed asked the museum team to build a huge garden at his residency. if each project called unity park has also become a tourist attraction for ethiopians and foreigners alike. so listen up everyone announce my big moment rap music has traditionally been. so how about rapping for their environment this is what it could sound like. garbage everywhere why don't people seem to care that's what we have. so let's learn to love. more ok you know i may not get a record contract but it's clear. i'm a couple of musicians. the best way to effect change is to change the way people think so they wrote some rap lyrics and designed it just stick in people's mind. how. nice. and he's from where he goes bananas maize and he's no longer producing music he sees on the boat telling people about the advantages of farming. down in the music business. just i have my way about nice to have the big take the subway but because of so i thought i was going to do with it. now we have lost a lot of the each. family so

reporter: prime minister abiy ahmed came to power in 2018 promising to respect human rights and he hasementing democratic reforms. he has won and nobel peace prize for his efforts to achieve peace, and resolve a border dispute with neighboring eritrea. some ethiopians say, however, he has not achieved what he set out to do. government officials accuse her testers of being violent and their leaders of trying to destabilize the country. his family says he was just exercising his right and the government should either release him or charge him. anchor: still to come on al jazeera, a critical part in mozambique falls for the third time this year. coronavirusin infections in europe prompts quarantine measures. ♪ >> hello. we have got some rainfall making its way toward new south wales, some messy weather that is going to roll further eastward, scarcely making its way toward the east coast of australia. clouds and rain making its way toward the great dividing range. are quieter.things showers into the southern parts of australia. making its way for the next weather system which will push int

important activists of all time former black panther angela davis about organizing in the face of ahmed vehicles and tear gas hand anything has changed since she was one of the f.b.i.'s most wanted plus when the options of the 2020 presidential ballot box are you man using military style force against protesters for a man who was instrumental in policies that resulted in the u.s. having the highest prison population in the world is it time for a new political party only a small coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st as protests continue today around the world in the wake of the murder of george floyd many are now asking how the political movement it catalyzed conformant true change and perhaps even revolution one woman who knows exactly how hard the struggle against systematic oppression and racial capitalism is the legendary black panther activist professor angela davis who's fight for equality in the sixty's and seventy's led then president richard nixon to refer to her as a dangerous. terrorist she joins me by skype from oakland in california thank you so much or professor

at the start of a chain at the washington mall game ahmed concluded there's a show for them way this way that you may believe.

9th on the black sea coast when demonstrators formed up in front of billionaire and ex politician ahmed villa he said to have close ties to the government the police tried to stop the demonstration but the crowd managed to break through to dawn's illegal private beach many bulgarians deeply resent these special privileges the all the guards buy for themselves. member of parliament because of the coalition party sees at least some of the demonstrators as enemies of the country and does not agree that the government should step down. unfortunately some people are joining the demonstrations or obviously not interested in the teacher's democracy nor in justice or liberty or the slim democrats the neutral spot of it it was that it was holdouts i the demonstrators for their part insist they won't back down till their demands are met. well my next guest says it will gary a poland and hungary have moved away from liberal democracy and that the european union is letting them get away with it daniel kilobit is director of the center for european studies he's associate professor of political scien

at this pic, it goes awry in the fifth, that cost a run to make it 6-0, a couple of batters later, ahmed smashed a crown foldable and of another rbi, what a complete game, rough one for the giants for the short end of a 7-4 loss, third straight. >>> the milwaukee bucks, orlando magic kickoff a doubleheader at the nba playoffs resume after three days of social injustice issues, the league announced certain teams home venues like the warriors center will be used as voting locations in nevada, the players association president says enough is enough. >> we all hurt, we are all tired of seeing the same thing over and over again, everybody just expect us to be okay just because we get paid great money, we are human, we have real feelings, we got a chance to get in a room together to talk with one another, and not just cross paths and say good luck on your game today. >> words so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig spe

you mentioned that you took some your children up to north dakota state university with you, who is ahmed. >> i took my oldest daughter and my son, their father would continue to be part of their lives and visit and i think to me it was an important thing for me too separate and disconnect the entitlement that i felt people had to my life in my life decision but i did not want to run my children of that connection and the ability to have the continuing of having the presence of both of their parents. >> congresswoman, one of the themes that i found in your book was the importance of plans in the somali culture but also the paternalism, when you first got married you were even present your first wedding. >> that is not a somali concept, that's an islamic concept, some countries obviously have different cultures and traditions in the somali culture when we essentially have the formal ceremony here where you are getting by a priest or rabbi, but you would have the groom you would have a representative of the female and that is often tradition for somebody first marriage, woman's first marria

four hours later it is nick ahmed, deep and gone. a three run shot, five-0 lead, less than two innings, 10-1 is your final. the a's are headed back to oakland to continue their series in the east bay with the d backs. >>> this was definitely the standout game in the nba playoffs. and the lakers, look out, there is someone after you. and the star hails from oakland, but pay homage to lebron tonight. he had a triple-double, 23 points, 17 rebounds, 16 assists . not bad for the 35-year-old, but it did not meet the standards of damien lillard. stand back and watch them just pump one shot after another. six threes, 36 points and portland is up in the series 1- >>>. they take it 193. kenny smith on the post game show had a little dig at the warriors own stephon curry. >> how do you like that what, 36 feet? >> i don't thank you could shoot as deep as him. >> [ laughter ] and stuff immediately responds on social media, love you jeff, but you trip and [ laughter ]. and makes all of the warrior fans anxious to see stephon curry back on the cour

close the borders to neighboring countries cheering crowds welcomed the toppling of the government ahmed address is following developments from the nigerian capital he's joining us live and ahmed this meeting with the. the coup leaders was unexpected today because they were supposed to be meeting representatives from the u.n. . exactly followed the brief meeting they had yesterday and a lot of expectations were placed on yesterday's meeting but eventually after 15 minutes members of the delegation walked out of that meeting some report to suggest with a gloomy faces or unhappy faces from there they proceeded to cut the camp of the military camp where president abram booker catered some members of his cabinet had been detained by the military overnight they met them and according to the leader of the allegation from what i did and president. good luck jonathan he was very well they met him in fine spirits and there were some discussions there were rumors abound as to what was discussed some of them. probably talking about how the delegation wanted to know if brian booker caters position o

them by of course and the international community he say the military wants some form of recognition ahmedhow well i pads. in dealing with the problems that miley's face with the problems that led people to take to the streets and you know voiced opposition to the brain but does the military have a solid plan. a lot of people doubt that they have the capacity to deal with the numerous problems molly's face and remember mali is a landlocked country depends on its neighbors for access to see it also the economy is also not in a very good shape so basically it's hard to say that these officers who are used to the barracks and with little or no experience about governance well will have the power or the idea of taking money out of his current predicament and the fear of folly is what the armed groups and rebels in the north and central parts of money where you also have ethnic militia very active well think about the power vacuum but they're the fear right now that these groups may exploit the power vacuum and unleash more harm in mali and in neighboring countries for example in a fossil. and