he represented muhammad aziz and the family of khalil islam.xonerated this year and just settle for $36 million. david shanis, how did this negotiation take place? what was it knowledged? >> thank you for having me. first of all, the first autumn was with the state of new york that happened a few months ago. the recent news was the settlement with the city of new york, which happened just last week. fortunately, and this is the exception not the norm, both of those entities wanted to come to the table immediately. they were both serious about trying to resolve these cases. it was important to resolve them quickly, as you know, this case had a 50 year injustice that lingered and lingered and lingered. so for the government to resolve these cases immediately was essential. juan: david, in terms of the size of the settlement -- how was that reached by new york city? there was always, obviously, the questions about to what degree the new york city police department was aware of the assassination, the infamous they had an undercover agent who is par

please join me and welcoming aziz. aziz. good evening. my name is aziz graham, sergeant junior, and i'm happy to see quick leadership academy kennedy and middle eastern. i'm african. i'm extroverted. i'm loud. and i would like to get something off my chest. i believe that only those who are born to be leaders should be leaders. i find that line somewhat somewhat ironic because has anybody in this room met somebody? there's only one leader. i would like to transition into what i like to call the metamorphosis of what it's been like on my leadership journey. i was approached by a friend who was at the time the president of the national society of black engineers, who saw in me at, let's say, 2017 as somebody that would be a good vice president. i declined abruptly because at the time i was teetering on the edge of academic probation. and on the verge of being sent back across the pond. i had in no way what it took to be a leader. i didn't have the shoulders to bear other people's problems because i was barely able to deal with my own. howev

she, like aziz, says she thought about suicide.ajor life decision you required explicit written permission from a male guardian. and if you don't get that permission, you cannot take that life decision, whether it's enrolling at university and studying abroad, travelling, getting married or even getting divorced. zainab says she feels many qataris look at women's rights somehow being a western idea that clashes with islamic values. within decades, energy reserves turned qatar's population from among the poorest in the world to the richest. for all the technological advancements, society is based on a traditional tribal system, one that remains religiously very conservative. some of those negatively affected by the current laws told us they worried a successful world cup could make it even less likely that qatari society will change. aleem maqbool, bbc news. as the build up to the tournament itself continues, the england and wales squads are taking part in their first training sessions today after arriving in the capital doha last n

this as video from last november when a judge exonerated 84-year-old muhammad aziz for the murder it came after prosecutors said new evidence undermined the case khalil islam was also locked up for the same crime he died 13 years ago malcolm x was 39 years old when he was shot and killed in 1969 although both men maintained their innocence over the years, the state paroled them in the '80s attorneys for the men filed lawsuits against new york state last december after their exoneration. the $36 settlement to be split between muhammad aziz and khalil islam's estate >>> eight days till election day, and control of congress now down to just a few neck and neck races. a new poll from "new york times" and siena college shows a tight race in pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, and arizona. sound familiar democrats are stepping up the pressure now, sending former president obama to all four of those states in a last-minute blitz. we just learned today he'll campaign with joe biden in philly on saturday he stopped in georgia on friday, set to hit nevada tomorrow, arizona on wednesday that's where

he sits down like that in glasses like this for aziz, he says so, so we decided to go to egypt here.s said and so on. he sat down. i say eat . what's your name, so, uh, we need money for egypt. i'll invite your daughter. i say, you invite, so you didn't pay. and he is in the sense going to egypt at your expense. yes, she is in love with him. over the ears, well, a handsome guy, i do not argue. well , well, it’s impossible, he well, there are no brains from a rich family. i can afford, of course, uh, i can afford, but help. that's the tone with me. i say, dasha didn’t speak to me for two months, because in my opinion he is bad human. what is it like? i told him not to have a leg so that i wouldn't see him. more than what was wrong with others . well, he had one. well, as you can, well, he drank. e, how can you throw a glass of whiskey at my daughter’s mother ? they were at the top of the musical olympus and then turned out to be undeservedly forgotten , but everything can always be started you will insure slava vadim, we will certainly insure them. climbing forgive return season 3 pre

after a sale, v, the blue cell, the val no competing k lackland, these more a fee, nito key even aziz's more. eh, fini, got italian journalist giorgio yankee has been factored out of the western mainstream equation. one reason only, he's been traveling to don bass for the past 8 years and reporting on what's really happening there. we did a little bit of so now you're coming on all your van off the quandary by a boon. yes. good. while you must, you got sooner or if you gone through now she thought complete. i mean this without that much you thought to shoot for doing your job. didn't forget. i will put them in this will door by friend that a little she up, adeline dunphy, baird, c e, a. put that severely resorts for the latosha 1st that we are looking for you all amid the request. you prefer to return julie whistler problem, but i know was jessie rosa, neuropathy, gwin, voyaging, crystal modocs that better than the last one. i thought i see status window. no, let them know shame or the line at all. i was one of the members of the parliament, the to show them. yes, the panels, however, t

settle a wrongful conviction last in the killing a civil rights leader malcolm x, the 2 men, muhammad aziz and khalil islam. well received 36 million dollars after spending nearly 50 years in prison. the charges were dismissed last year after prosecutors found new evidence of witness intimidation and uncover documents for the fbi. attorneys representing the 2 men say they were both at home and malcolm shot and killed in 1965. one of the men islam died in 2009 at the age of 74. his family and his estate will share that settlement. for your money this morning. social security advocates are calling for updates to their program. policymakers want to change the supplemental security income experts say the system has outdated rules needs adjustment. lawmakers are pushing for changes in limit. currently individuals get a maximum of $841. the couple's get $1261 per month. critics argue beneficiaries have basically no savings and that the program penalizes couples with 2 size. well, if you need to borrow some money soon, get ready to pay even more interest. this wednesday, the federal reserve maybe

so the abdul aziz, also known as dr. cool, who is the professor and chair of air conditioning. of course doctor, we're going to get into the air conditioning later on. but 1st let's talk about how windy it is to the hey. and i know that the stadium is a huge stance. beautiful, and looks very stable. but do you think this will affect the stadium late? i will attack the fans. i mean what, what a great day and what these, even a great them they to, to test our facility. i mean inside is a completely isolated bubble from outside. and this is what we keep telling people around the globe that what we're creating is not only air conditioning, air conditioning is about speed of the, at the last of the air. and how pure is the air and then temperature and humidity. so inside that stadium is completely different, whether from outside the stadium. ok, let's move on to the air conditioning. you're known as dr. cool. so we're expecting to be a cool temperatures inside what is the difference between different stadiums because i've been to 974. and it wasn't that cool. 974 is a passive stadiu

for example, the atek 110 is a missile that is a modernization of the azizal-1 missile, which in turnsoviet s75 and luna. it should be considered precisely as something in the middle between the soviet technologies and the chinese ones. by the way, because they also used css-8, the chinese analogue of the s75 for, let's say, the presentation of the acceleration of their missile program, and also because the fact of text 10 is something in the middle between these missiles and about a-a with alfagar and so with alfagar this is a very interesting missile why because it is in 2017 a-a and immediately er-e they were able to increase the distance of a-a destruction of the object from three 100 km to 700 km, that is, such quite a quick jump, not excluding the fact that russia also took part in this and provided some missile technology so that iran could do it, but with olgar, even uh, where is it more dangerous than iskander, and directly in the fact that it has a negative warhead from acceleration block is an even more difficult target for interception by air defense systems that's why the

among those include running back elijah mitchell and linebacker aziz al sha'ir, both of them said torve list. samuel carl use check and dre greenlaw all expected to be back in action this week as well against the chargers. despite the returning players, the 49ers depth still has to be tested this week or rather still will be tested. defensive lineman eric armstead is sidelined along with jason garrett, who suffered a season ending achilles injury wednesday. during practice, coach kyle shanahan spoke about the loss of variety had just worked his way back from a torn a c l. it's hard for everyone to watch that that's because we're sad for the journey that's ahead for jb. but as his journey and he's got to go through, and he's been there a lot, and we're going to be there to help them in any simon needs that stuff that happens to anybody in this just reminds everyone that you just can't take stuff for granted, and it's not just on the football field, but it's anywhere. i said the ice san jose sharks taking on the dallas stars tonight, 30 seconds into the second period game tied at two.

that guy deebo samuel elijah mitchell has been out most of the season, the running back and aziz a shire, among others, so it should be a lot of fun to watch. tonight tonight to wait for it. wait 709 some good weather out there. sun is shining but clear and cold is what it feels like. it is clear and it is cold outside temperatures dip it into the thirties before that football game later on this evening, we've got out, um football. weather temperature at 57 degrees, a bit of a breeze kicking up for those kickers and punters out of the northwest at 15 as our 49ers play host. to the l a chargers go niners live weather camera looking out towards the great lake tahoe area with a light dusting of snow in the overnight hours of skies are now clearing out. temperatures are averaging well below normal for this time of the year in the high sierra. meanwhile locally back at the ranch 37 degrees in santa rosa, it's in the thirties and conquered and in walnut creek. it's in the forties around the peninsula, south san francisco all the way through burlingame and in belmont, otherwise, 42 fremont, win

talk to azize, maybe they will like this idea. well if you insist.or them to decide for themselves. of course, i'll go to the office, then to the restaurant to discuss the menu for tomorrow and immediately go to her father. i wanted to chat with you about the holiday, do as you like . i hope you will soon save me from having to make some decisions with dinner, i want to retire, by the way, this is worth returning to. yes, he is returning today, he is away, he chooses at the talks in moscow contractor for our new project. gone are the days when you let foreigners pump oil out of our land for a pittance and when our children get married we'll be the biggest corporation in the region yes, and i can retire and antithet grandchildren, my pity. no thanks, it's time. i'm sorry, i'm sorry, mr. beishu. you are leaving so soon, curious, of course, what do you think about our proposal. you know, i have carefully studied the project, and i like it, but the final decision is made by the head of our company gofar or haram and his son maksud, i understand, by the w

she, like aziz, says she thought about suicide. at university and studying abroad, travelling, getting married or even getting divorced. zainab says she feels many qataris look at women's rights somehow being a western idea that clashes with islamic values. within decades, energy reserves turned qatar's population from among the poorest in the world to the richest. for all the technological advancements, society is based on a traditional tribal system, one that remains religiously very conservative. some of those negatively affected by the current laws told us they worried a successful world cup could make it even less likely that qatari society will change. ali maqbool, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. 6ood good morning. 6ood good morning. good morning to you, too. a fairly dry start to the day with some showers around in parts of the west, the south and south—east but most of us missing them, seeing sunshine and the cloud will build in the south—west. the arrival of heavy rain and strengthening winds.

pete interviewed some young jen aziz and here is what they had to say. >> i cannot wait. >> i think identityayed a huge factor. i also think that college campuses have a big part in our extremely influential in how young voters think. >> it is hard to be conservative. the reversal of rural which happened in june is a tangible moment where people in my generation decided we would come out to vote in a political election that has nothing to do with the presidency. i would say college campus social media are big aspects from it. >> there are a lot of factors how we manage, you know, elections, and some of the things you brought up. these kids are going from kindergarten through college getting one perspective only and you are an outsider. truly an outsider if you have the perspective these young ladies have. >> the parties will have to support even more of these young people. make sure that they show up. that if there is a republican party event on campus, maybe the party helps out by printing the t-shirts. i am serious about this. senator bernie sanders sent out the all call weeks ago. i have

. >> and cnn's sal muabdel aziz joins me now from the latest from kyiv. zelenskyy there saying russia plans to use missiles on the infrastructure. what more are you learning about this? >> and president zelenskyy's allies including the united states agree. intelligence sources say that iran is sending hundreds more weapons, drones, and ballistic missiles to russia helping them replenish their supplies used up here in ukraine and helping them to bolster not just their fight on the front lines but this very sustained campaign against civilian infrastructure, knocking out power grids, the water systems, trying to make life for average families even far, far from the fighting very difficult. and we heard more on that last night from the mayor of can he have. he's preparing for a very difficult winter, rosemary. he went onto say he believes russia is going to continue to hit the power grid just to explain millions across this city experience rolling blackouts every single day. they spend without power, without being able to cook food, without being able to lig

. >> so heartbreaking, selma about a abdul aziz bringing us the latest. after a short break. you're watching cnn. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and d any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >>> another four world cup matches kick off today. germany and spain will make their group e debuts. germany taking on japan and spain going up against costa rica. in group f, morocco will challenge 2018 runner-up croatia, and canada will face a formidable opponent, world number two belgium, drawing their first world cup appearance since 1986. meanwhile, in saudi arabia, a public holiday is under way t

but then it turned out that they had to flee the middle azize.e is such a war, and there is already a time after the war. uh, i was born and uh, you know, then you know there from all over the soviet union people came. i remember ours, i was in school. out of 30-something people in the class, we had at least 20-27 nationalities, different different different very diverse ones, including a spoonful of germans. well, everyone and belarusians, there were ukrainians and uzbeks. naturally. and not the tatars, who just weren't there. and the environment in which we grew up is, firstly, respect. here is respect and a desire to understand, we went to visit each other and treated us to our national dishes there, that is, the interest in respecting another culture and other traditions is careful relation. you understand you can not invade the national environment like that. uh, you know, with a heavy boot, but you can’t, because sometimes, when you do n’t understand, it seems to you that it’s normal to drop this phrase, but people, especially i know it, be

they include elijah mitchell and aziz.with me injury since week one against the chicago bears and diseases back from an m c l sprain he suffered in a week. three loss to denver, kyle shanahan says having those two plus colton mackiewicz and jordan willis helps on both sides of the ball and the niners overall depth. we just know that we have a little bit more developed depth, and there's not as much of a question mark as this goes, i mean, we're not even halfway. you know, we got to eat. we were eight games through and it's not halfway. golden state warriors have hit the road, taking the 80 freeway to sacramento for their game against the kings sunday, and they'll sleep tonight with renewed confidence following their second consecutive win friday at chase center. much of the credit going to all star guard steph curry finishes with 40 but saves his best for last pouring in 18 in the fourth quarter. it is the 10th time this season that curry has scored at least 10 points in the fourth, led the comeback effort and left coach c

remember the conversations, the weather aziz acrimonious nature of the relationship as well. and the backlash has been swift, but having said that. it is not as if katie hobbs had a runaway election. kari lake was still very much in the game. this is why read the nail-biting hours here. >> arizona state that leans right. what we've seen with kari lake, is that you cannot practice the politics of exclusion, division, and subtraction. telling john mccain supporters to go to help. calling people rhinos. people may agree with you. we know, it may be the knock a supporter. i don't know how people think they're going to win elections by appealing to the most narrow segments of their base. having come from a swing state, a swing district. i understood math. i had to win 90% of the republicans. over half the independents. nearly 30% of the democrats to win. you don't way by saying these idiotic things that she was saying. it's as if they want to lose. we have our own version of carry that can pennsylvania that's called dog restaurant. >> he, lost handily. >> he just turned off indepe

and then it turned out that they had to escape the middle azize.ar after the war there is already a time after the war. uh, i undressed and, uh, you know, you know, people from all over the soviet union came there then. i remember ours, i was in school. out of 30-something people in our class, there were at least 20 people of 20 nationalities, different different different very diverse, including the germans. well, that's all or belarusians were both ukrainians and uzbeks. naturally. and not the tatars, who just weren't there. and the environment in which we grew up is, firstly, respect. you have respect and a desire to understand, we went to visit each other, treated us to our national dishes there, that is, respect for another culture, other traditions , respect. you understand you can not invade the national environment like that. uh, you know, with a heavy boot, but you can’t, because sometimes, when you do n’t understand, you think it’s normal this phrase i left, and people, especially i know this, because i worked a lot in the caucasus. but i

with the media men list with the aziz ansari story cat person etc it did seem like there was a moment where people had. through conversation through these stories that were finally bubbling up into the public eye. stopped and said, oh, yeah, there's this is bad. i'm not enjoying this scene something something is off here. but that almost felt like where the conversation stopped with the recognition that things were bad. i think that the next step in pushing people to actually take a moment and really think aloud is to have the next step. in an open conversation to kind of propose substantive, you know statements or claims about say what sex means what we want from it. what is ethical what is not ethical etc and do this in public in conversation with each other not just whispered at bars or among our friends. so that these questions can be sort of argued about debated we can correct our assumptions if they're false and in that way move forward to something better. i mean rethinking sex is subtitled a provocation, but you know, it's meant to be a provocation to this kind of conversation

she, like aziz, says she thought about suicide.aqbool, bbc news. mexicans are mourning the death of a labrador named frida — who became a national icon after rescuing people after an earthquake in 2017. this is frida, when she was getting dressed up in her protective goggles and boots. during her military career, frida was credited with finding at least 41 bodies and a dozen people alive. the mexican navy said she died of old age. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. you know, it's been so wet so far this november. parts of southeastern england, for example, have already exceeded their monthly rainfall and there's more to come. on top of that, some strong winds in the next few days. and certainly through today and tonight there'll be some very strong winds around in places. now, this is the jet stream. it's generally to the south of us. notice this weather system here will stall across the uk over the next three days or so. what does that mean? that means that northern and northeastern parts of the country will have

among those they include running back elijah mitchell and linebacker aziz al shakir both said to be activated injured reserve list. devos samuel colle use check and dre greenlaw are also expected to be back in action this week against the chargers. despite the returning players, the 49ers depth will still be tested this week with defensive lineman eric armstead sidelined along with jason verrett, who suffered a season ending achilles injury wednesday. during practice today , head coach kyle shanahan spoke about the loss of barrett, who had just worked his way back from a torn a c l it's hard for everyone to watch that that's because we're sad for the journey that's ahead for jv, but but as his journey and he's got to go through, and he's been there a lot, and we're going to be there to help them at any time, he needs that stuff that happens to anybody in this just reminds everyone that you just can't take stuff for granted, and it's not just on the football field, but it's anywhere. wishing him a speedy recovery. all right time for friday night edition of check this out. okay. you gotta look

likewise for linebacker aziz out shire, who suffered the same injury as mitchell, week three againstthat was six weeks ago. having not played football for that long since. i mean, obviously, the off season and stuff like that, but during the season to see everybody else out there and here on the sidelines, but you don't get to be a part of it. you just miss it. just a lot of gratitude. just happy to put my helmet back on and go play football with the guys. everybody's coming through. it feels like the first day of school when you get back from like the summer break or something. everybody is excited and ready to get back out there. have come against we have a midseason firing in the nfl. indianapolis colts head coach frank reich was let go a day after his team lost its third straight 26 to 3 to the patriots. reich was hired five years ago for his offensive acumen. but this year, the colts ranked dead last in the nfl and scoring so that man will be replacing right? that's jeff saturday. he's currently in espn analyst. but prior to that was a six time pro bowl center who played 13 seas

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one jason varitek linebacker aziz al scher are on the mend as well, of course, having a week off midseasonyers, body and mind. the bible is great. i mean, seriously, i feel amazing. uh bye week. more than anything for me is like a mental reset, just kind of reflect on what you've done in the season so far and then moving forward, you know? how do you get better? we just chilled out went through a couple of nights dinners played a little golf, got back to center and ready to make a run now. speaking of running, the 49ers will have to have their collective hands full with the chargers. austin ekeler. they're featured back is averaging nearly 4.5 yards per carry. last week, he scored his first two touchdowns running or as receiver for justin herbert's passes. niners head coach kyle shanahan is aware of all the ways ekeler can hurt his team. they can do everything and i think he's one of the better backs in this league. um he's a very natural runner hits the right holes. um when someone of defense makes a mistake, he makes him pay right away. he's extremely efficient and good in the past game,

a wrongful conviction lawsuit in the killing of civil rights leader malcolm x, the 2 men, muhammad azizwill receive 36 million dollars after spending nearly 50 years in prison. the charges were dismissed last year after prosecutors found new evidence of witness intimidation and uncover documents from the fbi attorneys representing the 2 men say that they were both at home and malcolm x was shot and killed in 1965. one of them in a slum actually died back in 2009 at the age of 74, his family and the state will share that settlement. >> tonight, police are investigating that deadly crowd surge in seoul, south korea. 2 american students among the 150 people who died. authorities are now scouring security cameras, social media video and interviewing witnesses today. the police chief there also admitted that they'd only deployed 137t officers for a crowd of 100,000 reporter. markie martin has more on what went wrong during a tragic halloween celebration. >> today, south korean police investigating how an overcrowded halloween celebration. turned into one of the country's deadliest disasters.

she, like aziz, says she thought about suicide.u require explicit written permission from a male guardian. and if you don't get that permission, you cannot take that life decision, whether it's enrolling at university and studying abroad, travelling, getting married or even getting divorced. zainab says she feels many qataris look at women's rights somehow being a western idea that clashes with islamic values. within decades, energy reserves turned qatar's population from among the poorest in the world to the richest. for all the technological advancements, society is based on a traditional tribal system, one that remains religiously very conservative. some of those negatively affected by the current laws told us they worried a successful world cup could make it even less likely that qatari society will change. ali maqbool, bbc news. back to our top story today. world leaders have been holding emergency talks at the g20 summit after two people were killed in poland after missiles landed near the country's border with ukraine. russi