akbar: this is something that has never happened.will create a precedent for other countries to do the same. secondly i think the pilot made a fundamental error by not continuing to a closer airport then midst. -- than minsk. i understand there was some kind of communication by air-traffic controllers that made him go to minsk. as far as we are concerned it is business as usual. if we feel we need to overfly minsk, we will, because we do not like to bring our line -- our airline business and mix it with politics. simone: what you want to be at the end of covid-19? akbar: we want people to realize we are reliable. we never abandon our passengers. we will continue at any cost to serve our passengers and most importantly to show them the brand of qatar, that we are there always. simone: it has been tougher airlines across the world to make money in this environment. have you needed to raise more cash from your stakeholders? have you raised to dance? akbar: we are a state owned company. our government injected $3 billion into our equity.

akbar al baker: we are a state owned company.nment injected $3 billion into our equity because we were burning cash. but keep in mind, there is not a single airline in the world who has not gone to their government for help. we have gone to the government for help. >> we went to airbus and boeing and asked for deferred deliveries of aircraft. are you taking any deliveries this year? akbar al baker: we are taking deliveries from boeing and we are earmarked to take deliveries from airbus. we have an issue with airbus that we need to settle and if we are not able to settle that serious issue we have with them, we will refuse to take any aircraft from them until our issues with them are resolved. i unfortunately cannot tell you what the issue is but it is a serious issue which we need them to address or we will not take any deliveries from them. >> does that have to do with the a380s? akbar al baker: it has nothing to do with the relation with airbus. that is already for us water under the rich. what is important to us is our future

akbar: we are a state owned company.equity. $3 billion because we were burning cash. keep in mind there is not a single airline in the world who has not gone to their government for help. they have gone to the government for help. simone: you went to airbus and boeing and asked for deferred deliveries of aircraft. are you taking any deliveries this year? akbar: yes. we are taking deliveries from bowing. we are earmarked to take deliveries from airbus. we have an issue with airbus that we need to settle. if we are not able to settle that serious issue we have with them, we will refuse to take any aircraft from them until our issues with them is resolved. simone: which aircraft -- akbar: i cannot tell you what the issue is but it is a serious issue we need them to address or qatar airways will not take any deliveries. simone: does that have to do with the a380? akbar: that has nothing to do with the relationship with airbus. that is already for us water under the bridge. what is important is our future relationship with th

allahu akbar... and then, "children, children". then "martyr" and "massacre, a new massacre".on marwan next to the body of his other boy, ibrahim, who was 11. in all, seven children and a young man of 21 were killed. this is yusuf al—masri. like all the bereaved parents, he said the dead were martyrs forjerusalem, killed by israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16.

allahu akbar... and then, "children, children". then "martyr" and "massacre, a new massacre".arwan next to the body of his other boy, ibrahim, who was 11. in all, seven children and a young man of 21 were killed. this is yusuf al—masri. like all the bereaved parents, he said the dead were martyrs forjerusalem, killed by israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16. his

speed we've had witnesses 2 of them at least telling us that the driver appeared to shout a lot of akbar god is great as he approached the checkpoint and it rammed drove straight into where the police were 6 of those officers were injured the police spokesman says 4 of them lightly to the moderately but it was a very violent impact and it looked to be potentially quite serious to say the least to be to the well being of those police officers as for the driver himself he was shot dead in the moments after the attack obviously moments after the impact has been as i say the center of. a long simmering protest which is really gathered pace in the last few weeks a spur to kuli on the basis about 4 families who faced the imminent threat of forced removal from their homes it was part of the wider picture of tension throughout jerusalem which exploded on that last monday and now we have the violence which has been erupting throughout the area and on this day this afternoon that violence also felt very keenly here. the u.s. is told the u.n. security council is ready to offer support if israel and

allahu akbar... and then, "children, children". then "martyr" and "massacre, a new massacre".is other boy, ibrahim, who was 11. in all, seven children and a young man of 21 were killed. this is yusuf al—masri. like all the bereaved parents, he said the dead were martyrs forjerusalem, killed by israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16. his father says israel broke th

withdrawal from germany, afghanistan, or akbar, even he says to macatee, i don't know if we can do allatee's subordinates in the personnel's office who's never written an order to withdraw from war before. remember, this is a functionary inside the president's personnel office. types -- says, i don't know how to do it. mcgregor says pull out a file drawer. it have the memorandums. anyway, he types up the order. on november 11th in the afternoon, christopher miller who is on his third day on the job as acting secretary of defense, he receives by courier this printed formal order signed by the president of the united states calling for a total with draw from afghanistan by january 15, total withdrawal of somalia by december 31. he says, what in god's name is this. as you said correctly, they basically start doing detective work and figure that none of the usual people who would have seen or would work on such an order were aware of it. it then dawned on them this was an off-the-books operation by the commander in chief himself. >> it really is stunning to think about the implications, ho

walking to his synagogue at the time and witnesses say the people in the car were yelling "allah who akbar" or god is great. listen to the victim's wife. >> i'm 100% positive they weren't coming after him to steal his wallet. it was a caravan of people who were looking for someone jewish and they found him. they found him. my husband wears a streimel. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a hate crime and believe the two attacks are connected. here is los angeles mayor eric garcetti. >> we stand united when it's tough but especially when it's tough, because we know this is a time not for division but of mutual understanding. a time to reaffirm our values and to, again, remind us of who we are. >> reporter: in the meantime in albuquerque, university of new mexico student was attacked, punched and kicked at a party because he's jewish from israel. some witnesses say he was attacked by men who are palestinian. it is also being investigated as a potential hate crime. and finally, we should note that german police in all major german cities are now on high alert because jewish jews and

they said allah akbar we know very well unfortunately, means they would like to commit a terrorist attack hurt someone, kill someone. reporter: across the country, another man was arrested after a jewish man was beaten by a group of men in new york's times square that assault happened thursday night during dualing rallies over the conflict in israel and gaza. the violence adds to drastic spike in anti-jewish hate across the world. israel's ambassador to u.s. addressed the issue on fox. it is not israel but it is a worldwide phenomenon it ising an american phenomenon. it is oldest form of racism as this is something i suspect or figure years to examine common denominator here and what's the platform. is social media, and it feeds on itself. and there's no question that whether it is caused by the left of silence of a lot of media of many political personalities of social media influencers, when it come come comes to history os anti-semitism is definitely contributing factor. reporter: in a statement, facebook said they will take strong action against hate speech and content that incites vi

neighborhoods -- through jewish neighborhoods and yelling, we will rape your wo men or something like allah akbaring violence one incident in ny beating a nd bloodying a jewish man whose only crime was wearing a kippah. left unconscious in street while bloodied him, really quite disgusting and in america is uncomfortable >> what do you aribute this to? the trump administration you were quick to point out political language that follmann to anti-semitism. do you see political leaders who are exacerbating this? >> none of the people committing crimes wearing maga hats,very -- i believe political language can have real-world consequences. yes, we called out the prior president and his acolytes through charlottesville and marauding to capitol hill. in this case we have people beating jewish people. what i might draw a parallel to is the hate crimes committed against asian americans. where unhinged fictionalized conspiracies about china first spotted by political leaders led to real-world consequences as asian americans were attacked on the streets. while today we have unhinged, fictionalized conspira

. >> they meant to get him and they didn't -- they were not saying any racial slurs, they said akbar which we know well means they would like to commit a terrorist attack, hurt someone, kill someone. >> her husband says he thought whoever was chasing him was going to kill him. a father of six who said he wanted to make it home to his family that night. he didn't want to show his face on camera but shared his reaction to the attack. >> there is no reason why america, which is a freedom of religion and freedom of speech country should think for one second at 9:00 at night you can't walk to synagogue. this is not okay and something needs to be done about this. >> the following night on tuesday video captured a caravan of cars flying palestinian flags. the protestors then were yelling anti-islamic slogans as they drove by a restaurant near beverly hills. eight jumped out. witnesses said some asked if the diners were jewish. when two men said yes they were attacked and beaten. one of the guys tried to protect himself with a pole. last night a rabbi expressed frustration information the lo

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they're known, these are palestinians who were not pushed out, they live in these places like lod and akbari jews attacking the palestinians as well. now you have racial conflict within cities. that is potentially an existential threat of benjamin netanyahu. if he's seeing a breakdown of society within his own country, that is very different than the bloodshed we're seeing in gaza, horrific as that is. >> mark stone with "sky news," our partner in europe. mark, thank you for this report. stay safe as much as you can, and thank you all for being with us this hour. >>> we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." msnbc's coverage continues with jeff bennet right after this break. break. oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all together] me too. - hey. - you really outdid yourself. yes, we did. the all-new buick envision. an suv built around you... all of you. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily

another media team here is that this car drove in with that they could hear the driver shouting allahu akbar god is great as he drove in and he crashed into the security forces checkpoint here 6 injured we're told by the police spokesman to the moderately for likely the driver himself shot dead in the incident the investigation is going on and indeed it looks like they're now they've got that flatbed lorry there they're about to take the car away they have been measuring. the forensics have been measuring exactly what took place when we arrived out so it was an extremely tense situation this is really forces who were very much on edge there were stun grenades being used to disperse people even more than an hour after the incident took place so this is been the site one of the fueling factors in all of this tension throughout this month which has exploded both in jerusalem and of course now with gaza far beyond and now a very violent incident right here at the heart of it harry thanks for that brief update we'll come back to you if there are any more developments let's go back now to the actu

at speed we've had witnesses to them at least telling us that the driver appeared to shout a lot of akbar god is great as he approached the checkpoint and it rammed drove straight into where the police were 6 of those officers were injured the police spokesman says 4 of them lightly to the moderately but it was a very violent impact and it looked to be potentially quite serious to say the least to be to the well being of those police officers as for the driver himself he was shot dead in the moments after the attack or these the moments after the impact has been as i say the center of. a long simmering protest which is really gathered pace in the last few weeks particularly on the basis of about 4 families who faced the imminent threat of forced removal from their homes it was part of the wider picture of tension throughout jerusalem which exploded on that last monday and now we have the violence which has been erupting throughout the area and on this day this afternoon that violence also felt very keenly here the u.s. is told the u.n. security council is ready to offer support if israel

place 2 witnesses who were here at the time of told us that the driver appeared to shout a lot of akbar god is great as he approached 6 israeli security force members were injured we're told 2 of them moderately although again witnesses said that it was looking a lot more serious than that at the time and then police surrounded the vehicle they shot him while he was inside the car this is a palestinian man from occupied east jerusalem so the violence that has spread so far from here has also been returning here this afternoon. and harry if you don't update for us on the other aspects of the story that you were telling us a little earlier that synagogue bleachers chairs seating standing room only collapse because we think we think we've got a death toll there now. yes the there are reportedly 2 deaths in this incidence it was in a synagogue in the occupied west bank in an illegal settlement of give out zev we're told there were 600 ultra-orthodox worshippers who were on this very steeply raked stand and this is something that you see very often in these synagogues usually young men on th

speed we've had witnesses 2 of them at least telling us that the driver appeared to shout a lot of akbar god is great as he approached the checkpoint and it rammed drove straight into where the police were 6 of those officers were injured the police spokesman says 4 of them lightly to the moderately but it was a very violent impact and it looked to be potentially quite serious to say the least to be to the well being of those police officers as for the driver himself he was shot dead in the moments after the attack or these the moments after the impact has been as i say the center of. a long simmering protest which is really gathered pace in the last few weeks particularly on the basis of about 4 families who faced the imminent threat of forced removal from their homes it was part of the wider picture of tension throughout jerusalem which exploded on that last monday and now we have the violence which has been erupting throughout the area and on this day this afternoon that violence also felt very keenly here u.s.s. told a u.n. security council meeting that it's ready to offer support if

as soon as the imam uttered al la akbar, god is the greatest, to start off the holiest night prayer, israeli soldiers threw gas canisters at worshipers. as a result of the excessive amount of gas my father inhaled, his sevear coughing continues to this day and his eyes are as red as blood. usually my father never shares his fears with me but this time he opened up and i listened with awe. he remembers al act zha mosque has a war zone where israeli soldiers shot rubber bullets and threw gas cans at muslims. many of the elderly lost their lives on the holiest night. here's one from duran. i'm an israeli who has lived in israel for the last decade. i have participated in peaceful protests every night for a week. i was touched to see how in the recent months these have gained support and momentum in israel, palestine and internationally. suddenly they were demanding justice for the residents who have been evicted from their homes. unfortunately, everything was disrupted by the recent escalation, orchestrated to undermine the local movement in jerusalem before it was able to achieve gains

and his westbrook and akbar for the presentation. for the work they do. i think they have highlighted the disconnect between what we are seeing in terms of these prop d reports and the experience of the people trying to get treatment for folks. i think as we look at updating prop t and working with dph to do that, adult probation and providers like west side community services are an important part to figure out what information more particularly than in the prop t legislation will help pullout the information that is relevant like the fact that wait times are not days, it is 41 days that is horrific. that is not just the pandemic. that several years. there is work to be dub. i thank them for, particularly in akbar, demanding the system not give up on people. recognize that there are people who are going to struggle for a long, long time. we have to take care of those people. we don't want them to die. also recognize that while we take care of those folks to keep them alive we shouldn't abandon anybody, particularly african-american people. there is super

and his westbrook and akbar for the presentation. for the work they do.i think they have highlighted the disconnect between what we are seeing in terms of these prop d reports and the experience of the people trying to get treatment for folks. i think as we look at updating prop t and working with dph to do that, adult probation and providers like west side community services are an important part to figure out what information more particularly than in the prop t legislation will help pullout the information that is relevant like the fact that wait times are not days, it is 41 days that is horrific. that is not just the pandemic. that several years. there is work to be dub. i thank them for, particularly in akbar, demanding the system not give up on people. recognize that there are people who are going to struggle for a long, long time. we have to take care of those people. we don't want them to die. also recognize that while we take care of those folks to keep them alive we shouldn't abandon anybody, particularly african-american people. there is superv

. >> they meant to get him and they didn't -- they were not saying any raushl slurs they said ala akbar they would like to commit a terrorist attack. hurt or kill someone. >> the following night on tuesday video captured a caravan of cars flying palestinian flags. the protestors in them were yelling anti-islamic slogans driving by a restaurant in west hollywood. eight jumped out, witnesses say some asked if the diners were jewish. when two men said yes they were attacked and beaten even though one of the guys tried to protect himself with a pole. last night a rabbi expressed great frustration over the local jewish community having to hire private security for their safety while the police department budget is slashed over social justice concerns. he called out l.a. county's district attorney during those remarks. >> we also know that there are important people in the food chain of justice in los angeles who are absent today. he is not here and we don't have any confidence in him. >> authorities say both of the anti-semitic attacks are connected based on the suspects involved. dana. >> d

and his westbrook and akbar for the presentation. for the work they do.ink they have highlighted the disconnect between what we are seeing in terms of these prop d reports and the experience of the people trying to get treatment for folks. i think as we look at updating prop t and working with dph to do that, adult probation and providers like west side community services are an important part to figure out what information more particularly than in the prop t legislation will help pullout the information that is relevant like the fact that wait times are not days, it is 41 days that is horrific. that is not just the pandemic. that several years. there is work to be dub. i thank them for, particularly in akbar, demanding the system not give up on people. recognize that there are people who are going to struggle for a long, long time. we have to take care of those people. we don't want them to die. also recognize that while we take care of those folks to keep them alive we shouldn't abandon anybody, particularly african-american people. there is supervisor

started speeding up and heard them chanting allah akbar and that's when i started running for my life was told to fox news. another example of it will anti-semitism i wonder if that comes under the hate crimes bill president biden was talking about at the white house. ainsley: remember habib the famous supermodel and israel was condemning her for this but she participated in that protest in brooklyn. her father is mohammed habib and is he palestinian. and she is coming out against this and saying that she is pro-palestinian, obviously. steve: we should also point out that the demonstrators, some of them, were hurling projectiles and bolts at the cops yesterday here in new york city. just about a block away. ainsley: horrible. steve: the protesters tried to stop the traffic, which is against the law. 20 people were arrested but you know how it works in new york city. they were immediately released, i would imagine. brian: nine minutes after the hour. let's talk about this. the ridiculous mass mania taking place on the house floor. nancy pelosi who wore three masks to outdoor appearance