as i told miss a barclays family, we cannot bring her back. but we must do everything in our power to get to the truth and ensure that there was accountability for her. kelly. i'd now like to ask gypsy again, kaiser from the community project journalist to come forward. good afternoon. my name is gypsy again kaiser. i am the advocacy director at the committee to protect journalists. we are a press freedom organization. we work globally to defend the rights of journalists to report the news without fear of reprisal. the rights of journalists lecturing. i am grateful to stand here to day with the family of sharina barclay. and thank you for everything you're doing. it takes a brave family to push this through we stand here with them and demand a full transparent and independent u. s. lead investigation. one month ago, we wrote to president biden making this demand. we detailed the numerous flagrant press freedom, violations taking place in israel and be occupied territory palestinian territory. we received no response to day. we remind president

is there a journalist sharina barclay? i do to holds a news conference there. afternoon, everyone at thank you very much for coming here today and being with the a block lea, a family. my name is deanna bu 2. on may, the 11th palestinian american journalist with al jazeera shitty and barclays, was in genie in, in the israeli occupied city. in the west bank. she was there to cover israel's invasion of the city. that morning. shitty in is seen on camera dawning, her flak jacket, with the word press on it and her protective helmet. and speaking to her colleagues, as she prepared to report, as was her practice for 25 years. she made herself known to the israeli army and she made sure that they saw her as she prepared to report. despite that moments later shitty anne was killed by an israeli soldier who shot her dead in the back of the head. her colleague ali was also injured. as bystanders and colleagues tried to rescue her, they too were shot. as is israel practiced, they tried to deflect and to deny responsibility and insidi

and he did in his speech including on sharon barclay. the thing is you just feel like frustrated listening to by them because he's such a sweet talker. he says all the right things. but he doesn't measure all the important things either. and he doesn't show how those things will happen because i could be making that speech. i am r y b shadow could making a speech about palestinian rides, importance, dignity there's under. but he's the american president, he's not an artist, right? he's not a just a speech maker, he's a decision maker. and he is the patron of this faith called the state of israel that occupies the palestinian people. so when he is the american president and an american journalist was killed, certainly he needs more accountability on the part of a foreign army, a client state of the united states. and when he supports a country to the turn of $250000000000.00, he needs accountability about this country occupying another people for over 50 years. so does that, does not come through in the speech. it's a sweet speech, but it

you _ barclay brown. yes. this is quite an extraordinary story. you may - barclay brown. yes. he has just finished his first round here at st andrews, the home of golf, and he has shot a four under par round of 68. it is an extra ordinary effort from the amateur. he is just one shot off the lead at this stage, behind the american camera young. rory michael roy is out on the course and others. we are expecting record crowds for the course of the weekend. 290,000, a sell—out, and the largest crowd we have ever had for the open championship. a fitting celebration of the 150th open championship. you mentioned some of those players who are already out on course and i wonder if barclay brown will be wondering if some of those names might be up around where he is currently by the end of the day. yes, and the reason for that is because conditions here are fairly benign. overthe because conditions here are fairly benign. over the first couple of daysin benign. over the first couple of days in the practice rounds, there was just another chair over to my left, the wind was swirling for t

new health secretary steven barclay said the government is prepared. indie steven barclay said the governmentn barclay said the government is prepared-— is prepared. we are putting in additional _ is prepared. we are putting in additional capacity _ is prepared. we are putting in additional capacity with - is prepared. we are putting in additional capacity with call i additional capacity with call handlers, paramedics on duty, extra capacity in 111 as well, so we are putting that capacity in and working with hospital trust leaders in terms of where we are able to increase bed capacity on the wards. fist of where we are able to increase bed capacity on the wards.— capacity on the wards. at this well street this weekend, _ capacity on the wards. at this well street this weekend, people - capacity on the wards. at this well street this weekend, people were | street this weekend, people were topping up their tans, but by monday and some parts of the uk, it could be 10 degrees hotter than today and the advice is to stay out of the sun. —— at this welsh beach. and forecasters say this is something w

leadership and integrity but he remained defiant — appointing nadhim zahawi as chancellor and stephen barclayhealth secretary. the new chancellor nadhim zahawi says he's looking forward to the new role. i will be looking at where else can i make sure the economy remains competitive and dynamic with, you know, our european neighbours and, of course, the rest of the world as well? nothing's off the table. the children's minister will quince and ministerial aide laura trott are the latest to hand in their resignations i'm in their resignations annita mcveigh alive in downi street i'm annita mcveigh alive in downing street where we are ready to keep an eye on all the developments throughout the day for you. the july 4th shootings in illinois took weeks to plan and the suspect dressed as a woman to escape, say police — a 21—year—old has been charged with seven counts of murder. the british number one cameron norrie is to face novak djokovic in the semi—finals at wimbledon. hello, and welcome to downing street after a very turbulent few days, and an even more turbulent 2a hours. but today behind th

borisjohnson quickly replaced them with steve barclay and nadhim zahawi.e going to speak to mr zaha way later. several more resignations followed, mainly among junior ministers, and critics say it is now a question of when, rather than if, he will be forced out. but we have said that before, haven't we? throughout the programme we'll speak to members from all sides of the house to find out what happens next. we are going to talk to nick eardley in a moment. but first, our political correspondent, david wallace—lockhart, reports on mrjohnson�*s most serious leadership crisis so far. two influential cabinet ministers who decided they'd had enough. within minutes of one another, rishi sunak resigned as chancellor, and sajid javid resigned as health secretary. mrjavid remained tight—lipped when he returned home yesterday evening. i'm just going to spend some time with my family. but the reasons were there in black and white when the pair submitted resignation letters. the outgoing chancellor said... the outgoing health secretary said... their exits, along with

we will get some analysis from barclays.. ♪ shery: we are seeing the bloomberg dollar index steady at the moment after the worst two day decline in about a month. we are also seeing the japanese yen now losing a little bit of ground after we saw a risk-off sentiment around the world pushing higher. of course we are headed towards that boj decision very soon, so we will see how the currency is impacted. strength in the korean won really was not sustained. we are seeing it at the 13.18 level. we are waiting for the rba minutes while the aussie dollar is not doing that much. kiwi dollar also down for a second consecutive session. haidi: so much of this goes back to where the dollar goes next. our next guest says the greenback is likely to stay at high levels with high u.s. inflation. joining us now is ashish agrawal , age ahead of fx at barclays. great to have you with us. of course this today pause, the worst performance in about a month, well overdue given how much relentless strength we have seen in this rally. if we look at

the al jazeera job is sharina barclay meet the u. s. secretary of state on firefighters begin to gain ground against california largest wildfire. we report from yosemite national park mornings thanks. ah john. he has begun the fee for world copies on its way to castle group. your travel package today. hello, we've got some wet or weather returning to northern parts of china at the moment, hopefully a little more cloud sliding a little further southwards as well. and that should just knock the edge or fad. extreme heat that we have seen across southern past, still getting up into the mid thirty's, maybe the high thirty's, a one or 2 spots here. but there's that wet weather. just pushing in foundry down, paused, coming through some pockets of very heavy rain could cause some flash flooding from time to time. it slide a little further eastwards over towards yellow sea. as we go on through where thursday, hopefully they shout a little more wise but little more cloud. just as i said, just taken the edge of those very high temperatures. wa

now relatives of murdered al jazeera journalist, shirlene barclays, have met the u. s. secretary of state in washington to demand accountability for her death. sharina was shot in the head by his ready forces. while she was an assignment in jennine al jazeera chaper tansy met sharon's niece. lena barclay, who spoke about what was discussed during the meeting with antony blinker, we continue to reiterate our demands and our concerns, especially regarding the 4th of july statement that was released. it was not an investigation and we expressed how damaging it was to the truth. and to all the multiple reports that were released ah, by respect of news outlet, and most importantly by the u. n. o, we clearly demanded an independent and a transparent investigation by the u. s. considering that cheating was an american citizen. we also asked for accountability and the justice wasn't really acknowledgment there about how absurd it seemed. when the u. s. government said that they couldn't make any definitive judgment about who killed shrink, and yet they decided it wasn't dumb

signatories to the letter r, chris van holland, chris murphy, perfectly he and dick durbin, sheena barclay was us citizens. she was shot in the head while reporting on israeli raids in the occupied westbank and un security council has passed a resolution to extend at cross border, a deliveries into serious loss, rebel hold region, but only for 6 months. her mission for the shipments from turkey into northwestern, syria expired on monday after russia vetoed an attempt to renew the mandate for a year. a diplomat again sir james bass as more from the united nations. after days of uncertainty, the security council renewed permission for humanitarian aid to flow from turkey into syria. but for just 6 months, it was deeply controversial. the u. k. france and the u. s. abstained a resolution with a 12 month timeline, which is what the u. n. and 8 agencies requested was defeated on friday when russia used it's vito. the vote we took this morning as what happens when one council member takes the entire security council hostage with the lives of syrian men, women, and children hanging in the balance

but there was no reason to believe she was deliberately targeted. serina barclay was killed in may while reporting on raids and janine and the occupied west bank. rosalind jordan has more from the u. s. state department. the u. s. security coordinator is the pentagon official who coordinates security issues with the israeli government and the palestinian authority. it's that person and his team who have concluded that while it's they could not determine whether the killing of sri novel aqua was intentional, they did say that it is highly likely that she was killed by bullet fired by a member of the id f. now what happens now that this so sussman has been released by the us security coordinator. this is the state department spokesperson net price . we believe that based on the findings of the u. s. se, i'm that there does need to be accountability. we have consistently called for accountability in the case of miss awful, a block was killing out again, we're not going to be prescriptive in terms of what that looks like. we said what this appears to be and what it appears not to be. but reg

also matthew fitzpatrick, who grew up playing at the same course as barclay brown.rickier for these afternoon starters. 0n the 13th, rory mcilroy is out on the course at the moment, four under par through his first seven holes today. if he can just cling on before this wind picks up even further, he could well be contending for the top of the leaderboard by the close of play. ben, thank you. india have won the toss and are bowlin- first in the second one day international against england at lord's. it's three years to the day since england won the world cup at the same venue, but only two days since they were bowled out forjust 110 against the same opponents in the first match of the series. leicester's 0llie chessum will make his first start for england in the series decider against australia on saturday. chessum will take his place in the second row after an injury to maro itoje. with flanker sam underhill ruled out with concussion, lewis ludlam will wear number seven in sydney. danny care will be at scrum—half and jack van poortvliet, who started the last game, i

barclays has already put aside more than 500 million pounds.n best -- coinbase is said to be facing a u.s. investigation. sources say the sec has increased scrutiny of coinbase since the platform expanded the number of tokens it offers. the chair has previously said trading platforms should do more to protect retail investors. it is your bloomberg business flash. tom: coming up, europe still faces the daunting challenge in the event of a cold winter. we discussed the implications of a further reduction in gas close -- and gas flows from russia. stay with us. your tom: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into your trading day. your top stories. outflows mount. ubs reports weaker than expected profit as the global selloff season. gazprom curbs flows through nord stream as the eu draws up plans to reduce consumption. china tech lives asian stocks as alibaba announces plans for a primary listing in hong kong. let's check in on these markets, range bound across european equities. optimism in asia on the back of the news from alibaba. they will be e

steve barclay takes the post of heath secretary.t our coverage of the day's tumultuous events with this report from our political editor chris mason. are we good? not according to the man on the right. sitting next to the prime minister this morning, the then—chancellor rishi sunak. a penny for his thoughts. we didn't need to wait long. in a letter to borisjohnson this evening, mr sunak said... you heard that right — the man who was chancellor until teatime saying the government is none of these things. and he went further — policy, too. moments earlier, the health secretary, sajid javid, had also walked. good evening. i'm just going to go and spend some time with my family. thank you for coming. he left his resignation letter to do the talking, writing... no word from the prime minister tonight, but there is still fulsome praise to be found from some. i am fully supportive of the prime minister. i think that he is the right man for thejob, he has a very significant mandate from the british people, a majority of 80 onlyjust over two

. -- barclays. what is the italian risk factor at this point for the euro zone? good morning. it is clearly a challenging time. we would hope to have more news on the potential for russian gas to be restarted. but it is also the week for the ecb to hike policy rates and unveil the anti-fragmentation tool. the talents comes with the fact that if italy goes through snap elections, it would be very difficult for the ecb to use its anti-fragmentation tool to shield italy from any market [indiscernible] already challenging to understand what is a fair spread versus what is not. we have published in our research showing the range can be very wide. but right now the challenges are magnified. tom: we are looking at a spread of about 220-230 basis points, what is the danger level that could trigger action from the ecb with the caveat that they will face pushback from the germans another northern europeans to using this tool if this comes down to politics. silvia: this fragmentation tool would allow the orderly transmission of monetary policy. we are clear on that. in our

the and also of steve barclay is the health secretary.— and also of steve barclay is the health secretary us a glance, certainly didn't give us a glance, certainly didn't give us any answers and people were shouting questions. he clearly went in meeting business, meaning to try and come out with one of the biggest jobs in british government, and that's what happened, he's a chancellor of the exchequer. let’s chancellor of the exchequer. let's brin: in chancellor of the exchequer. let's bring in wendy — chancellor of the exchequer. let's bring in wendy chamberlain, welcome to the programme. doesn't look like borisjohnson is ready to quit anytime soon — what can the house of commons do? could you call a vote of confidence in this government? the reali is confidence in this government? the reality is the — confidence in this government? tie: reality is the government confidence in this government? tte: reality is the government have confidence in this government? tt9 reality is the government have the majority that they have.— reality is the government have the majority that they have. would

yorkshire's barclay brown finished his first round four under par.n golf, and looking ahead, among the thousands here, many are just waiting for tiger. tiger woods will be teeing off in about 90 minutes' time. top of the leaderboard is 25—year—old american camera young. these are early days. everything changeable. thank you, joe. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. the weather is ever changing, a lull in the heat, a lot of cloud at st andrews but the sunshine will return, a few showers around today and tomorrow, but it is all about this heat that we are forecasting. as i say it's a little bit more pleasant out there at the moment, there are a few showers for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, more sunshine further south but we've lost the humidity that we've had in recent days so i found it more comfortable for sleeping last night and temperatures today are considerably lower for many in the south. in

s. investigators have concluded that palestinian american journalist sharina barclay was likely killed by unintentional israeli fire, but the ballistics test on the bullet that killed her has proved inconclusive. the prominent al jazeera journalist was shot dead in may or covering, and his really military operation in the occupied west bank. italy has declared a state of emergency and 5 of its northern regions holding the worst drought in 70 years. the country has experienced only half its annual average rainfall so far. this year. major rivers are drying up and the lack of water is now threatening. summer harvests of fruits and vegetables and 50000 people across all straightly as east coast have been ordered to evacuate with the country's biggest city, sydney, facing its 4th flood in less than 18 months. and emergency services have warned. this could be the worst one yet. days of torrential rain have inundated the state of new south wales. some areas received almost their average annual rainfall in just 24 hours. australia has seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of natural

and there's a group of players on a—under, including three englishmen — amateur barclay brown, lee westwoodome style to level the series with india at lord's. it was a memorable day for topley, who took the best ever figures for an england men's bowler in a one day international as england won by 100 runs. dan 0gunshakin reports. no need to panic was the england mantra after their humbling on tuesday but only the most though it would remain calm after this was really put england into a spin. steric series defeat in the face, moeen ali took the fight to india with a bad link a7 and a precious load of runs from david wille gave england a target to defend. but stilljos buttler needed a bowling hero to avoid a serious loss and he found one in reece topley. after removing both indian openers he return to break a promising partnership as reece topley had them in pieces. and fittingly it was reece topley erect up victory with a record performance. six. it reece topley erect up victory with a record performance.— some good news for british cycling fans. tom pidcock has won today's 12th stage of the

and energy prices, which will push up inflation and relatives of murdered out there's only sharina barclays, met with the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin shrink, found these demanding accountability of her death. she was shot by israeli forces while reporting on a raid in may. and soon as his electoral commission is confirmed at preliminary results, suggesting a new constitution will be approved. 95 percent of those voted, and monday's referendum back to proposed reforms proposed by president guy's side. but the turnout was very low, and the 28 percent of registered voters turned up. the constitutional changes will give side extra powers. the vote was held a year after he sacked government and suspended palms. those are the headlines. the news continues here on our desert after witness and you keep up on our dessert comp . life and robust debate. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugees think stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range . the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that

the family of all justina journalist sharina barclay have made an impassioned plea for us politicians to support an independent investigation into her killing to have the support of 80 members of congress. she was shot dead by his really forces while on assignment in the occupied west bank. in may. any family of a u. s. citizen who is skilled abroad expects their government to put its resources behind an investigation? this is the very least, the biden administration must do. they can not rely on israel's word. war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. to many palestinian families suffer every day as our family is suffering. now. they all deserve to live in safety with their families. they all deserve justice. they all deserve freedom. phones president emmanuel mac hall has met saudi chrome. prince muhammad been sama that the alizay palace gonzalez on his 1st official visit to the e. you, since you asked various journals, yamaha shoji was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. in 2018 european countries are trying to find alternative sources of energy to reduce their de

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. >>> coming up today, former barclay ceo bob diamond joins us with his calls for the fed to go big with its rate hike at this week's meeting what could happen if they don't. plus we'll talk to goldman sachs jonny fine >>> we'll begin with this crucial week for tech. key earnings kicking off tomorrow with apple and microsoft. news results after that disappointing second quarter number from snap last week joining us now is dan niles. dan, it's making moves in the wake of what we got from snap. what are you doing >> well, we had put out a note a couple of weeks ago talking about how we had concerns over ad spending for the internet companies and that would affect everybody, including google as well as all the other big names. and what you saw on friday was really much worse results coming out of that market than anybody anticipated. remember, snap said in june revenues were up 30% year over year that's -- sorry, in april, revenues were up 30% year over year and by june that had gone to zero. for us, we had covered a lot of the shorts that we had put on in the internet ad space because snap

boris johnson and their actually serious players who are holding their nose, probably like steve barclayet on and do the job the best they can for country. i’m to get on and do the “ob the best they can for country._ they can for country. i'm not the prime minister _ they can for country. i'm not the prime minister and _ they can for country. i'm not the prime minister and his _ they can for country. i'm not the prime minister and his cabinet i they can for country. i'm not the - prime minister and his cabinet would necessarily agree with that description. you're quite right, there are different politicians, all grown strategies both for their place in the cabinet, their own ambition and their desire and strength to continue to support the prime minister. as you are talking is been another resignation, the solicitor general has redesigned not as significant of course as the exchequer of the health secretary going but it highlights the fact that those two bigger decisions have triggered other decisions which have kept coming throughout the evening. yes. i suspect will keep coming in the n

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they got a shout out to amateur barclay brown. the rising senior at stanford. he's tied for fifth at 4 under par. way to go with the bucket hat. rory mcilroy on the par 4 12th. effortlessly drove the green from about 350 yards out. one of the seven birdies here. he's second after a 6 under round of 66. the leader, american cameron young here. putting was on fire. grabbed the first round league after carding an 8 under 64. leads mcilroy by two shots. he said no matter how he played, he would sleep well. i bet a two-shot lead made him get all nice, warm and cozy under those blankets tonight. >> that has to feel pretty good. >> thanks. >>> up next, a california teen now has her artwork hanging up at the u.s. capitol. the creation made entirely from supplies from the dollar store. >>> tomorrow on cbs morning's carter evans looks at the psychology behind our fear of sharks. and how that has changed since the movie jaws which came out nearly 50 years ag >>> a painting by a southern california teen is now hanging in the house of representatives tonight. >> she created

. >> for an amazon, we're talking big tech, rob was mentioning the beneficiaries of stay at home, barclay, we think there's a better than decent chance for amazon to print a better than feared guide, we would add selectively into the print how about amazon as one of the players in big tech in a landscape that's challenged? >> yeah. so what's interesting about amazon, they're coming off their largest prime day ever just last week so when i think about that name and think about just the space in general, i think if you're looking from the midpoint of june when, you know, we're really trading at our lows, a lot of tech was oversold and i think amazon, you know, as it relates to kind of some of the labor expenses that they've had the last quarter, i think they're starting to figure that out as we figure out the supply chain that we're coming out of i think there are parts of tech, especially quality tech that there's an opportunity and obviously growth has gotten a bid the last month the nasdaq so far this month, closed -- you know, is up 5% for the month. i think amazon has played into that,

means not enough was spent to either meet fossil fuel demand or to move the world to renewables barclays saying, quote, decades of uninterrupted affordable energy have come to an end. consumers worldwide set to spend a record their 10 trillion this year on energy consumption that's according to the iea and an equivalent of 10% of gdp. looking forward, we're hearing more about an all of the above approach to energy policy as countries look to shore up their supplies transforming the system will take decades and cost 150 trillion according to barclays, and in the meantime, clean energy spending on track for a record year, as well in the u.s. some of the largest players are clearway energy, aes and nextera, and that includes honeywell and johnson controls because the bills are high for consumers and businesses alike. >> are we talking thermostats and that kind of thing or something much grander >> exactly building management systems that help you be aware of your heating and cooling. think about an office building that has the lights on at 2:00 a.m. you don't need that. these companies can

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lam research down about 2.3% after barclays downgraded it.the recent down and they think they are in for a substantial reset. this is around the stock currently trades at 4.53. snap fell on friday after 13 firms downgraded last week. two more to follow, today, including morgan stanley with an eight dollar price target shares currently around $10 per share. down about 80% this year. >> meantime, we will start what is going to be a massive week for earnings, data and the fed. we have more on the data and this recession debate in the outlook for the fed. hi steve. >> good morning, carl. it is a big week on recession watch and that is about everyone, now. data that could give us an idea as if we are in a recession or if we are going to get pushed into one. new home sales are expected to show a decline tomorrow. wednesday, durable goods are expected to decline. and, you have the fed meeting on thursday and the all- important gdp report and wondering if it could be negative. the consensus is a small positive right now. income spending and the emplo

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and steve barclay takes on the role of health secretary.time he has to face pmqs. it will be a dramatic one today. watch out for how the labour leader server clears stammer handle that situation. we are saying some police outriders on their motorbikes comment to downing street and everyone here, the assembled media,, watching to see when the prime minister leaves for pmqs. and later today he will be questioned by senior mps at the liaison committee hearing. that will be around 3pm this afternoon, bst. we will have full coverage of both of those events for you. we will keep a close eye on the movements of the prime minister. let's get this assessment from our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. two influential cabinet ministers who decided they'd had enough. within minutes of one another, rishi sunak resigned as chancellor, and sajid javid resigned as health secretary. mrjavid remained tight—lipped when he returned home yesterday evening. i'm just going to go and spend some time with my family. but the reasons were there in blac

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jtds w >>> barclays is out with a bearish call on the semis. they call the rally a head fake and the correction is just started. they down grated lam research from equal weight to overweight. that's the crux of their call. they bring the price target down to 450 4 bucks lower than where it is now. they were at 625 okay, joe, you used to own lam this doesn't have to be -- i don't really want this to be a lam conversation i want this to be about the chips conversation and whether, in fact, this rally -- if you want to call it that -- is, in fact, a head fake. what do you think? >> look, the evidence will say it is a head fake. i can't not acknowledge that, and i'm long nvidia and i'm long a and d. lam research is by far the best large cap semi chip maker you can buy. i've owned it in the past. they've got a strong balance sheet, a nice capital allocation strategy, but their ability to grow their revenue in future quarters is constrained by the challenges right now in the semiconductor industry and there's not the clear visibility that we thought

. >> jimmy: at the barclays. [ cheers and applause i mean, two of the best. >> yes >> jimmy: two of thethe way, i would say, every show is sold out beyond sold out. and you went to the garden the other day, and who came out to open for you and chris rock? >> uh, you know, we were very lucky to have the relationships that we have dave chappelle decided to come out. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: look at this but, then -- >> that's a goat that's a goat. >> jimmy: yeah now, how did -- how did a goat get on stage and who -- who brought the goat >> well, basically the idea came because i was like, "you know, chris, we should do some shows together how about we just do new york and jersey together? chris was like, "cool. and i said, "dude, if we do it, chappelle's gonna come." and rock was like, "yeah, no, he'll come." and i said, "it'll be like, the biggest night in history if he comes. so, then i told dave, i said, "hey, man, i'm going to gift chris a goat at the end of the show." he said, "what do you mean?" i said, "what do you mean, 'what do i mean? i'm gonna go get a goat. he said, "ho

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the palestinian authority investigation found a barclay was deliberately killed by israeli forces. on the same day, al jazeera said it would file a case with the i c. c. in june, the palestinian foreign minister took the results of its investigation to the i. c . c. the other medicaid ur prosecutors to bring those responsible for citizens killing to just let's cross over to my law and speak to myself about who to who the secretary general at the palestinian now take part in the ballistics. but now we're getting conflicting reports as to who is actually carrying out the test. is that the, the is really, is with the u. s. over single, or that the u. s. are you hearing anything? if what is the say is that correct? that they will let themselves investigate the bullet and do the financing on the budget. and then we have to say that to huge mistakes have been done by the palestinian authority and passing it to the american side and trusted. and the 2nd to stick by, by the americans who promised that israel is, will not do that for themselves. and now they're passing. the goal is to in al

amateur barclay brown, who just finished his junior season at standard, rolled a birdie putt at 17.wn is tied for fifth at 4 under par. opening hole for rory mcilroy. only, only 55 feet. one of seven birdies for mcilroy. he's second after a 6 under 66. and your leader is american cameron young. pitch shot on 12. it's going to go within a few feet of the cup to set up a birdie. young grabbed the first-round lead after carding an 8 under 64. again, leads mcilroy by two shots. >>> pivot to the nba where the suns have re-signed deandre aten to a four-year, $133 million contract. he got the same offer earlier thursday from the pacers, but phoenix matched it. so the 2018 number one overall pick stays in the valley of the sun. >>> baseball, the a's were off. the giants, they released onetime closer jake mcgee. currently they're playing the brewers. moving pictures on the late show. hard to see it in real time. collision at second base. this is today's pirates/marlins game. on the o'neill cruz slide, his helmet knocked a tooth out of miguel rojas' mouth. replay showed the tooth flying out.

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a 3rd at a barclay. that was my grandmother's house. yet i spent my childhood here in the area with my parents, my cousins uncles and aunts him, but he, him, this was our house. it through and everything like that and worth this was the spanish village of us at 8 or located near the portuguese border. along with the entire valley. it was flooded when the alt allan docile reservoir was created. for 30 years, the village had been submerged. the old fountain is still running. if there been them. yeah, boy let go. no quicker. inputted that to get those are good. i mom, i remember my grandmother and a girl coming here to fetch water a little eat out the girl splash water on her for fun. and she did the same. they kept going until both were soaking wet though yet they're booked up well summer so doesn't matter. like i said, come, we'll give you a bulky m baron on import them. i'm heresy. it still pains the 71 year old that he had to leave his village, but he's also concerned by how much water levels have falle

the family of murdered al jazeera journalist, sharina barclay has called on the us president to meet them on his visit to jerusalem next week. they want joe biden to order an f. b i investigation into debt . sharina was shot in the head, buys, really forces while she was an assignment in janine in the occupied west bank. on may the level former british chancellor richard sooner has declared himself a candidate to replace boris johnson as the u. k. prime minister. soon after resignation on tuesday, along with that of another senior cabinet minister, triggered an avalanche of exits from johnson's government. johnson staying on his care, take a prime minister until a successor is chosen, but some in his party want him gone immediately. so those were the headlines and he's continues here now jazeera after the stream staging. thanks so much bye. for now. we understand the difference across the ground. so no matter how you take it out here, we're bringing the needs and current affairs that matter to you. counties, dear blue waters, intelligent social and playful. these small mammals have a

and former brexit secretary steve barclay takes the post of health secretary for england. it has been a very dramatic 2a hours. this report from our political editor, chris mason. are we good? yeah. not according to the man on the right. sitting next to the prime minister this morning, the then—chancellor rishi sunak. a penny for his thoughts. we didn't need to wait long. in a letter to boris johnson, mr sunak said... you heard that right — the man who was chancellor until teatime saying the government is none of these things. and he went further — policy, too. moments earlier, the health secretary, sajid javid, had also walked. good evening. i'm just going to go and spend some time with my family. thank you for coming. he left his resignation letter to do the talking, writing... no word from the prime minister, but there is still fulsome praise to be found from some. i am fully supportive of the prime minister. i think that he is the right man for thejob, he has a very significant mandate from the british people, a majority of 80 only just over 2.5 years ago. and these so

political paralysis palestinian leaders of handed over the bullet that killed al jazeera journalist, rena barclay to u. s. officials, american investigators will run tests on the bullet to see if it matches ammunition used by israeli soldiers. she was killed on may 11th wall covering raids in the occupied west bank. thousands of people marched in south korea's capital, sol, demanding better working conditions in a higher minimum wage. the rally was organized by south korea's biggest trade union of more in all of those stories at the top of the next hour when we'll have more news from doha owes aren't the headlines for now. let's it for myself and the team here in london. we'll see you tomorrow, bye for now. on counting the cost g 7 leaders latest plans to squeeze rushes economy over the war and ukraine. we take a closer look at some of the financial pi just they've made boss. what's next for sri lanka, as it's economic crisis deepens and the pumps, one dr. counting the cost on al jazeera, ah ah, many aspects of african culture had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghan films archi