jamal, sorry. >> hi, i'm shoogt guard jamal crawfo crawford.very 30 seconds in this country, a child goes without a hoverboard. we're the richest nation on earth, and this shouldn't happen. >> this was fantastic. can you turn as if you didn't know the camera was there? >> for sure. >> you're not on a sound stage, you're in a real place? i don't have time so just turn crazy fast. >> okay. >> and -- action, jamal! >> hi. i'm jamal crawford. >> cut. >> i can't -- it will be a wipe later, but just come out and be like -- can you get any lower, jamal? that's perfect. that's perfect. as slow as you can come up and in. ready? action. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. i'm l.a. clippers shooting guard jamal crawford. >> ten times faster. >> eight times faster. >> every 30 seconds in this country, a child goes without a hoverboard. it's hoveriffic. >> just do 20, just make them different. we call this wild hoveriffics. quer going to do 20. >> it's hoveriffic. it's hoveriffic. it's hoveriffic. it's hoveriffic. >> are we sure it's not horrific? let's get bo

any lower, jamal?u can come up and in. ready? action. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. i'm l.a. clippers shooting guard jamal crawford. >> ten times faster. >> eight times faster. >> every 30 seconds in this country, a child goes without a hoverboard. it's hoveriffic. >> just do 20, just make them different. we call this wild hoveriffics. >> it's it's hoveriffic. >> are we sure it's not horrific? let's get both. like, super down. spin, spin, all way around, a full 360. >> all right. two spins. >> right. >> all right. it's hoveriffic. it's horrific. >> it's working good, super tight on your eyes, i just want the little -- watery. so do you mind if i assist a little bit? can i get one of those altoids? ready? really good. that's great. now. >> it's hoveriffic. [ laughter ] >> hi, i'm l.a. clippers shooting guard jamal crawford. >> i'm crying. >> it's hoveriffic. it's horrific. >> okay, we can bring in the kids now. can we get the kids now, please? and kids, skate, fast. jamal, can you turn, too, just in

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and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality thehere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do i it. >> we are herere in a bubblble. afteter sometitime of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with the israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our

"diddy" combs, mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, mike tyson, will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamal crawford and we will have music from ryan adams, charlie wilson featuring robin thicke, and bebe rexha with lil wayne. seems like too many guests, right? call three of them and tell them to stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is an emmy-winning actress and comedian and so many other things we just don't have time to mention. her funny new stand-up comedy special "sarah silverman: a speck of dust" is on netflix now. please say hello to sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? may i say, i don't know what's going on with you but you smell good now. [ laughter ] >> you know my smell is my thing. hey, i'd like to say to you. >> jimmy: oh-oh, what? >> i'm so happy that everything worked out with billy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ]

university in beirut jamal thanks for joining us here at r.t. international what do you think of the prospect of saddam hussein's former operatives leading leisel. well i believe the this could be a probability especially that isis was in first infiltrate the actually by ford motor company saying regime elements especially after the fall of the regime because the. some bumpus and relied heavily. on consent related heavily on the tribes of western iraq and on the sudanese of. western iraq so after the fall of the regime there was that reshuffling all of the political structure in. iraq as to integrate mainly the shia on the kurds into the state. institutions and the americans dismantled the army. and in this month and all other institutions. that were dominated by the ba'ath regime this. coupled with the breaking up the spread it all of these people especially after they were captured and put in prisons and the humiliation they were subjected to like in the case of abuja for example in two thousand and three made them ripe for being invested in e

jamal has given its pocking to america's latest threat to attack syrian government forces will the rest of the u.s. led coalition do you think follow suit if there is no proof of chemical weapons being used. well. george w. bush set a precedence where it was willing to go to war without the sanction of the united nations or without the sanction of nato so it was such this fall with the backing of the united kingdom and spain at the time. along side a couple of minor states so i believe if the united states. proved to be willing to go to action it wouldn't wait for you an. order for. the backing of nato or any other powers specially at the time when someone like donald trump is raising that retro to. making america great again and not abiding by any. let's say. and in fact the beyond american interests professor of history on international ations out the lebanese university in beirut thank you very much for your time this hour jamal wakim now a producer for america's c.n.a. news channel has a partly been fillin saying the network's russia coverage is more about ratings than offering soli

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week on wednesday and friday for games three and four with will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamallermo in oakland at media day. will this be the year lebron finally talks to him? probably not. and we have a new show in our regular time slot tomorrow night with gwyneth paltrow, sean "diddy" combs and music from ryan adams. our guests tonight are an amalgam of metal, jet-fuel and radioactive spider spit. they team up for the new marvel masterpiece "spider-man: homecoming," opening in theaters july 7th. please say hello to robert downey jr. and tom holland. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> tom: i'm doing well thank you. >> jimmy: i saw a rough cut of the movie. it is easily the best spiderman movie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: have you guys seen the movie. >> tom: i have about a month ago. >> jimmy: what did you think. >> tom: you know when you study for an exam and you feel you crushed it -- >> robert: he's british by the way. >> jimmy: thank god you brought your translator. >> tom: walking into the screening i was like this is going to be awful i'll hate

do not feel safe in syria international relations professor jamal wakim told us that australia's move signifies that some coalition partners don't want to take responsibility for u.s. actions in syria the united states is pushing hard now to lose ground in syria especially that the syrian forces are expanding their control over the city and that it could be and they were. also able to reach the border with iraq which doctored the american plan to drive a wedge between iraq and syria and this is what makes for example australians and other. coalition members feel afraid because i believe that they might. see themselves as targets for the russian forces stationed in syria. and they they might fear a potential let's say that their jets might be downed by russian forces let's take a look at how the u.s. presence in syria has evolved under the pretext of fighting islamic state u.s. led coalition airstrikes began in september twenty fourth without the permission of the syrian government we will degrade and ultimately destroy eisel at the end of twenty fifteen washington officially began sen

eddie jamal.ie sotomayor, jr. >> pelley: they read the names of the 49 dead one year after america's worst mass shooting at the purls nightclub. mark strassmann spoke to those who have suffered so deeply. >> a girl gets shot right behind me, and she falls on the floor. >> reporter: two days after the pulse massacre, demetrice naulings told scott pelley about the mayhem inside. >> you could hear the bullets. i even hear the clip fall on the floor. and for him to just reload again and then the rings of shots just keep going. >> reporter: naulings and his best friend eddie justice had walked in at 2:00 a.m. for last call. the next person to enter the club was gunman omar mateen. it was only when you got outside you said, "where's eddie?" >> right. realizing he's not behind me. >> you can hear shots fired in the background. >> reporter: a year later, naulings still we willives the unthinkable. [gunfire] do you still hear those shots? >> do i hear gunshots? i do all the time, because i'm always afraid,

must not carry out hostile actions against government forces we discuss the latest with jamal wakim a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut he believes the u.s. is looking for an excuse to attack the syrian government. so i believe that this is mainly. not done by the united states to have a pretext because i believe that it's planning to. have an attack on the syrian army at the time when this army is achieving major success in the field. it was able to reach the. spite of. all obstacles set by the united states and against all odds it was able to reach up the. city on the operators and of the same time it's heading towards a date which will be at the end of the united states to have. influence in syria and the north part of the country. guitar's top diplomat is in washington for talks us the clock ticks down on an ultimatum set off by its neighbors in the middle east we've got more in ninety seconds. seems wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out. comes out ahead and in. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apa

and friday for games three and four of the nba finals with will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamalnnual report from media day. that is wednesday and friday 8:00, 7:00 central and after the game on the west coast. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an oscar, emmy and golden globe-winning actress and now she's a pharmacist too. her new line of vitamin products are available exclusively at goop.com. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that was fun. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: you broke your foot or something? >> i did. that's my -- >> jimmy: that's how we decided to make it smooth rather than having you hobble in like an invalid or something. you're here now with your -- what happened to your foot, by the way? >> oh, i just -- i was rushing around my house, and i was trying to pack my son for the fifth grade retreat, and i collided with the sofa. >> jimmy: have you broken anything before? >> i've broken actually toes like probably eight or ten times. >> jimmy: really? like all of them. [ laughter ] >> i

must not carry out hostile actions against government forces we discussed the latest with jamal wakim a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut he believes the u.s. is looking for an excuse to attack the syrian government. so i believe this is mainly. not done by the united states to have a pretext because i believe that it's planning to. have an attack on the syrian army at the time when this sodomy is. being made in the field. it was able to reach the good of. all upset by the united states and against all odds it was able to reach up the. city on the operators and of the same time it's heading towards a date which will be at the end of the united states to have. influence in syria and the north part of the country. there appears to be very little applause for the u.k. prime minister's solution to propping up her minority government treason me is spending an extra one billion pounds on northern ireland in order to get the provinces democratic unionist party to support her in parliament on the teacher can reports now on how it might not b

jamal elshayyal, a seniorjournalist and a spokesman for the channel gave his reaction.his pressure that has been exerted on us ever since the inception of aljazeera, more than 20 years ago. we were the first independent news network in the arab world, as a result because we continue to speak truth to power and provide information to the citizens not only now of the arab world but the entire globe, there are governments who have probably the worst track record of human rights, the worst track record of respecting freedom of expression and information, and all other human rights. they insist on cracking down on us. we have grown accustomed to that. we will continue our message which is clear, to provide balanced, quality information and news to our viewers wherever they may be. it is their right, enshrined by the un charterfor human rights, the freedom of information, it is something we held sacrosanct regardless of what other political developments are going on, those are four different countries to deal with between themselves. as aljazeera, as journalists, the message

must not carry out or style actions against government forces we discuss the latest with jamal wakim he's a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut he believes the u.s. is looking for an excuse to attack the syrian government. so i believe the this is mainly. by the united states to have a pretext because i believe that it's planning to. have an update on the syrian army at the time when this army is achieving major success in the field. was able to reach the iraqi border to spite of. all obstacles by the united states and against all odds it was able to reach our. city on the freighters and at the same time it's heading towards a date which will be a tenth of the united states to have. influence in syria and the north eastern part of the country. now has been a milestone decision for russia's anti doping agency to solder some of its powers have been reinstated to conduct tests on athletes again under supervision restart it was stripped of its accreditation back in twenty fifteen by the world anti-doping agency after it was accused of sys

. >>> in orlando today, >> bianca drayton, eddie jamal justice. >> they read the names of the 49 deadyear after america's worse mass shooting at the pulse nightclub. mark strassmann spoke to those who have suffered so deeply. >> a girl gets shot right behind me, and she fall the on the floor. >> reporter: two days after the pulse massacre, demetrius nallings tells about the mayhem inside. >> i hear the clip fall on the floor and for hip m to just reld again and the riounds to keep going. >> reporter: the next person to enter the club was gunman omar mateen. >> it was only when you got outside that you said where's eddie? not behind me. >> reporter: a year later, nallings still relives the unthinkable. do you still hear those shots? >> do i hear gunshots? i hear it all the time. because i'm always afraid that, am i next? >> reporter: justice was killed. he was a 30-year-old tax accountant, a jokester and will mena's only son. >> he was smart, loving, he was my world. >> reporter: justice, wounded and hiding in a bathroom texted his mother. >> it was 2:06 that i got the first text that

let's go to jamal in texas. >> caller: hey, jim, with the recent sell-off in retail stocks, do you think footlocker should only benefit moving forward especially with the trading of -- >> which one? footlocker. that was not a great quarter so they're in the penalty box with me. i think they'll be okay. i have to aunder armour bottoms, kids, if you're watching, hey, i can be cool, too, people see me with the new hair, i'm cool as all get out! well, i don't know, my wife said it. spencer in florida, spencer. >> caller: hey, jim, wondering what you think about the oncology pipeline, ariy? >> it's not bad. we will have a company on tonight that has a really really great pipeline i think a little more exciting frankly from doing the home work. let's go to ali. he could be from ali's bargain store, in california! >> caller: hey, jim, ha-ba-booia! from california! thank you for making this show fun for all of us. >> remember, i had to have the bar exam, when you go you get these classes, you take the classes before you take the bar exam and the best professors make the most dry stuff interestin

are back in primetime on friday night for game four of the nba finals with owen wilson, zach lavine, jamald we have a new show in late night after that with mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, music from bebe rexa with lil wayne, and i take on the winner of the scripps national spelling bee. she's 12 years-old and she will soon know the meaning of d-e-f-uh -- however defeat is spelled she will know. our first guest is an oscar-nominated, golden globe-winning actor who played a fictional superhero, a fictional, superhero and now, super villain. he suits up as the menacing vulture in "spider-man: homecoming," it opens july 7th. please welcome michael keaton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i tell you, when you just gave me a little lick and a squeeze, if i had food in my mouth -- >> popped it out. >> jimmy: it would have heimliched me. >> you know what i heimliched -- >> jimmy: you did? that's your penguins cap? yeah, you're more focused on the stanley cup finals. >> i am. >> jimmy: than the nba. >> no, but wow, anthony davis is here, that's a treat that guy is unbelievable. i heimliched a g

"diddy" combs, mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, mike tyson, will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamal adams, charlie wilson featuring robin thicke, and bebe rexha with lil wayne. seems like too many guests, right? call three of them and tell them to stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is an emmy-winning actress and comedian and so many other things we just don't have time to mention. her funny new stand-up comedy special "sarah silverman: a speck of dust" is on netflix now. please say hello to sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? may i say, i don't know what's going on with you but you smell good now. [ laughter ] >> you know my smell is my thing. hey, i'd like to say to you. >> jimmy: oh-oh, what? >> i'm so happy that everything worked out with billy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> as my father likes to say, i prayed to the god i don't believe in, and so glad everything worked out and congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> two kids. four kids. >> jimmy: yeah. >> two since us. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i guess

he's 6-foot three and can flat out get instant buckets very much like jamal crawford that's the guy ik out monk talk about how he could fit with this sixers team. >> being here a great passer i can play on the ball, off the ball. they need a shooter like me terrence ferguson anybody that can shoot the ball. i don't want to like name call or anything like that but i think i'm a perfect fit. >> eagles wrapping up money knee camp today and doug pederson says the biggest thing he took away from the last couple of weeks is how resilient this team is. the biggest thing i took away was everyone is relatively healthy. that's always the best part. to the us open at erin hills ricky fowler was on fire. the nice birdie putt. he shot 65, seven under for the day. this course was supposed to be hard. but it was light work for most of the golfers here's leader board. fowler witness lead there. two tied at six under and three more at five under. dustin johnson the world's best is three over. back to the eagles now that mini camp is over, the guys get a little break. okay. they get a break until july

courthouse in south dakota in a long-awaited defamation trial against abc and senior national correspondent jamalilla with $5.7 billion in potential damages on the line. it a whistleblower has come forward to tell consumers about the ground beef a lot of us by. in 2012, heated a series of reports interviewing former scientists about a product called lean finely textured bee beef. >> beef trimmings that were once used only in dog food and cooking oil, now sprayed with ammonia to make them safe to eat. >> why didn't you consider it beef? >> it was a salvaged product very >> one of the scientists called it pink slime into thousand two, and the name stuck. beef products incorporated claimed it lost 80% of its revenue, closed 3 out of 4 plans and laid off 700 workers. charging that in its reporting, abc was clearly implying that their product was not before meat. >> the burden is on the plaintiff to prove that this phrase, pink slime, was untrue. i don't know how they can do that given that we all know what the definition of it is. and given that they meet in this case fit that definition. >> in openi

and friday for games three and four of the nba finals with will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamallermo's annual report from media day. that is wednesday and friday 8:00, 7:00 central and after the game on the west coast. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an oscar, emmy and golden globe-winning actress and now she's a pharmacist too. her new line of vitamin products are available exclusively at goop.com. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: you broke your foot or something? >> i did. that's my -- >> jimmy: that's how we decided to make it smooth rather than having you hobble in like an invalid or something. you're here now with your -- what happened to your foot, by the way? >> oh, i just -- i was rushing around my house, and i was trying to pack my son for the fifth grade retreat, and i collided with the sofa. >> jimmy: have you broken anything before? >> i've broken actually toes like probably eight or ten times. >> jimmy: really? like all of them. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what

we have jamal abdul alim, senior staff writer at diverse, issues in education. we have jerry weller, foformer u.s. representative from illinois's district and the state society in washington. we have mike, a supervisor here in washington, d.c. we have tony trem, star scholar graduate of harry s. truman in chicago and an incoming northwestern student who's planning to study neuroscience. we have armando rodriguez. we have lisa matthews co-leader of the npc headliners team. we're going to skip over our guest speaker for a moment. we'll do it, i promise. we have lynn sweet, washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times. we have dr. gregory jones prince pal at kenwood academy high school in chicago. we have bob wiener, president of oped columnist and npc team member who helped organize today's luncheon. we have michael smith, ceo of green smith public affairs and a contributor to campaigns and elections magazine. we have caroline hendry, executive director of the education writers association. thank you for joining us today. i'd also like to acknowledge addition

we have jamal abdul alim, senior staff writer of diverse issues and higher education. we have jerry weller, former u.s. representative from illinois' 11th district and president of the illinois state society in washington. we have mike henpin supervisor for a.t. radio here in washington, d.c. we have tony tran, star scholar, graduate of the harry s. truman college in chicago and an incoming northwestern student who is planning to study neuro science. we have katherine skiba, washington correspondent for the "chicago tribune." we have amannedo rodriguez, president of the sarae good stem academy high school in chicago. we have lisa mathews, vice president media relations, hager sharp and co-leader of the npc head liners team. we're going to skip over our uest speaker for a moment. we have lynn suite, washington bureau chief of the "chicago sun-times." we have dr. gregory jones, principal at kenwood academy high school? chicago. we have bob weiner, president of weiner public news, op-ed columnist, and the n.p.c. headliners team member who helped organize today's luncheon.