versus are also angry about the impact of international sanctions, unemployment, and hotline rule. jamal pro vc is on his way to a construction site and northwest here on. he has been on his feet since 5 am. he runs errands for the workers and transports construction materials around building sites. for all this work, he gets about $140.00 euros a month. the minimum wage in iran, holy communion, my expenses are greater than my income. she's to be able to buy a meter fruits. i would have to earn 20 euros more per month. it is especially difficult for someone who has children, you know more, more, really talking to me. he says he's glad that at least he and his colleagues still have a job. the unemployment rate in iran is constantly rising. but the feeling of little reward for a lot of work is growing to isn't to get real. i would like to be able to save some money that only pass and goes even to number corner. i'm only 40, but my hair is great and someone wants if it's the pressure is like a wait on me from early in the morning to late at night. in iran, corruption, mismanagement and toug

that's the feeling that jamal and his family share with many other arrangements to well, my 1st guest is a german, iranian political scientists for the focused on iran and the middle east. he's the author of the book, iran in an emerging new world order from the judge to honey and explores the country's foreign policy and international relations from 911 to the rise of outgoing president. has sunroof honey, dr. alley? itala? i'm the judge. welcome to the day, let's start with the question i posed at the start of the show with hand pick candidates, send a corrupt economy in taxes. is that any point in voting well, this time around? for many iranians, there was no point in voting. the thing was true and last year's parliamentary elections, which also so as story we low voter turnout, there is widespread disillusionment among the average iranians. these are the all aspects of the regime. be the clerical or military be the reformist, or hardware. and also it's all the reports that we are also seeing from inside iran, including yours, just confirms this cut and this kind of voter apathy is

he's with us now live jamal. what's this forum all about? this is russia the time to entice countries from around the world? and there are companies and ministries of investments to put their money in the russian economy. if the transfer rush ought to display the different projects it has in the fields of energy obviously, but also in terms of tourism, technology and other aspects as well on display your have all these different booths from the different regions of the world, not just country and it's an attempt to essentially, to bring about that money towards them, but also there is a clear message behind it that russia is $1.00 of those leaders when it comes to not just the economy, but also overcoming some of the worlds challenges. so, as you mentioned, particularly with the pandemic that has gone on for almost 2 years now, the russian president says a lot in his countries achievement in helping to try and overcome math. russia has 4 different vaccines. it has rolled out some of which have been approved by different members of the intern

let's get the thoughts of the answers here as jamal l. sheil, who's in st. petersburg at this forum. let's, let's begin. before we analyze what the president was saying, you were telling us about a little bit about what he said in his speech, but that just tell us what this, this conference is all about, jamal. well this is russia attempt for maybe competes with or at least they would say compliments the well, the economic for what usually happens in that boss. a lot more west and center in terms of that aspect that is focused on investments economy. but this is very russian trick in the sense that this is their attempt to open up their economy to global investors. and when you look around you here, you have all these different souls that put on display things from the latest inventions in acknowledging and so forth. to, for example, different regions of russia, encouraging people to come on open factories or to invest and properties and other industries. obviously that goes across as a full, full span, like i say, from technology to energy, natural resource

me on that, and i'm in the evening, we meet jamal at his home. he lives in the south of tehran, about 2 hours away from his work by bus 5 years ago. the family will lower middle class all that is left from better times is the furniture and their small rented apartment. jamal is most afraid that he will lose his home, that and the future of his 2 children, which i don't need to do is why does it have to be like this? i work every day from morning till night. why can't i even provide for my children properly? no, it's not showing time in the home on television, the leading candidate makes a big promises to improve everything. jamal doesn't believe it anymore. he too is considering whether he will vote at all. oh, what we have always voted. we have never seen any improvement. in fact, it's the reverse. today our lives are more complicated than ever. well, that's a 10 issue. that's the feeling that jamal and his family share with many other arrangements to well, my 1st guest is a german, iranian political scientist for the focus on iran. and the midd

a new report on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. how his killers allegedly received training in the u.s. >>> cattle call. dozens of escaped cows stampede through a california neighborhood leaving at least neighborhood leaving at least one person injured. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin with the white house falling short of meeting its covid vaccination goal as young adults continue to opt out of getting the shot. president biden wanted 70% of adults partially vaccinated by july 4th. but with less than two weeks to go, that number is just over 65%. this comes as the delta variant is now responsible for more than 20% of infections here in the u.s. dr. anthony fauci calls the strain the greatest threat to eliminate covid in america. laura podesta has the latest developments from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. is still seeing roughly 10,000 new coronavirus cases per day, and health experts are blaming the surge whic

a new report on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. how his killers allegedly received training in the u.s. >>> cattle call. dozens of escaped cows stampede through a california neighborhood leaving at least neighborhood leaving at least one person injured. captioning funded by cbs

and you know, i was really worried, been great substitution jamal moves the other a young teenage sensation came in and he was a major factor in contributing that, bought a leon greske that made all the difference. i mean, in, at the end of the day, you leave with a huge smile on your face because it was very difficult, a lot of on and off. but at the end of the day, germany survived. but still, why did they have such a tough time? again hungry. well, i think he started up in the intro, the group of death. and when you, when you look at the opponent, you're talking about everywhere you look, there is a winner with the exception of hungry that agree with so aggressive, you know, against france. they earned a point and everyone knew it would be difficult, not a walk in the park. the national team coach, you'll be love at the similar symptoms. here's what he said last month in the co pay, y'all mile. it was clear that we faced a lot of resistance in the group. it was perhaps the most difficult group in terms of opponents. we now have 2nd place. we're going to england and that was great news to

1st team get a bit tired, lethargic, and so forth on the pit yogi love makes the right cost subs in jamal move. jala was one key out of the to 2 minutes later. beautiful. the risk scores equalize it takes to a rebounding gives the hungry crowd the heart. you know, it was a beautiful game and a leave. this follow your face and it was nice because it wasn't too long ago. germany didn't make it out of the stage. that was a woke up in 2018. so why did this such a hard time with hungry? well, you know, when you look at the group itself, everywhere you look, there's a winter, you know, you have fast and furious. france woke up, you know, a cup holders in portugal and then hungry, just hungry to show they can punch with the big boys. the national team coach, your he love a yogi love, i should say, called it one of the tough is matches he's dealt with, you know, when you looked at the match hungry, you know, really loaded their box defensively, made it very difficult for germany to find opportunities he had a bit more to say about the match up and about the group and about the future. here's. you

certainly longer than a progressive freshman democrat like jamall bowman would be comfortable with.have to go back to the leadership on what mitch mcconnell will or will not allow his party to put forward. i think they don't necessarily have the clout to make a binding deal. i think the president knows that, quite frankly. we're going through the process. we've seen a lot of this happen in the obama/biden administration where the president said, looked i tried. i've got receipts. i've got evidence that we met hour after hour after hour. in the end, are they going to strike a deal? i just find it very hard to believe. i mean, they've got mitch mcconnell who has the final say on the republican side has signaled over and over again, he doesn't want this president to have any victory, any win, any progress on anything. >> yeah. >> and i think we've learned over the years when he makes those kind of threats he really means it. >> you were mentioned president biden knows what it takes to make a deal. and so does senator joe manchin. i mean, what's your take on his calculus, especially as

we are joining now by jamal abdi, president of the national iranian american council.to democracy now! can you respond to these attacks? >> it is hard to find something novel to say about the united states bombing iraq. we have been doing this for 30 years. this comes at a time when the biden administration has potentially the opportunity to pivot off this track that was late for them by the trump administration where they are engaged in this constant tit for tat, tipped and rebecca iranian influence, striking iranian air forces. instead, bombing targets inside of iraq, we're giving more fuel to this conflict. instead of just incentivizing further attacks by iran-linked groups, we see immediate retaliation. this is how these things continue to log the united states down in the region and unless bite and is able to break out of the cycle, this is the norm that will be continuing. juan: what is the iraq popular mobilization forces and what is their connection, if any, to iran? also, what is the status of u.s. troops in iraq these days? how many are there? >> the groups t

khashoggi was communicating with and may have led directly under of jamal khashoggi. that strikes me as even more sinister than the deceptive tactics that black cube was using. >> there are many sinister things, certainly -- we just give our technology to the enforcement or government, but one of the things i tried to document in the book is this sort of spyware or other types of cyberspying devices have become so cheap and so available that a guy can buy them off the shelf, you don't need high-tech skills to do this anymore. there are these devices that -- they are called in the catchers and basically if i am standing somewhere and an operative gets in between me and the cell tower they can pick up everything i say, pick up all my text messages, they can survey only in the same way the program is positive, the use of hacking, of spyware, of surveillance devices has become rife in the private intelligence industry over the past decade. >> let's talk about the elephant in the room. the trump dossier and fusion gps, clearly that's the most controversial part of your boo

it's chairman jamal group, chair stress is that just because the building is new, doesn't mean it stay from earthquakes. it's a major so point energy on it, men to steady. we're trying to get a real out until very recently, inspectors would chosen and paid by the builders themselves. part of the, you know, how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you at least since the 1st of january, 2019 inspectors and l selected through an electronic system or not. but even that does not suffice it to me up. i just want you some because they're often not trained well enough for me. i don't have special certificates. a simple diploma is enough to get the job. we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country. yes ma'am. you have the day that the city is growing rapidly. as a result, it is becoming more and more crowded. and the risks of the via consequences from an earthquake are increasing. she's getting sure that what the situation wherein right now, it's a crime, isn't it? not can one really live in a city like this will not have a government is lying. these

now from serious jamal sheil is up before. what do you make of what you heard of praise being loaded by the russian. the presidents with regard to how you have countries reaction to the pandemic which essentially brought the robot on the global economy is to a standstill, or in many cases, reversed their growth in previous years. obviously, russia has a lot to celebrate, at least on the face of it, with regards to the fact that it's been able to come up with not one not true. in fact, for different vaccination, there are efficiency. obviously, it's arguable depending on who you speak to. however, which believes that all 4 are very effective and hum busing the virus. and as you mentioned, they're not only have some of those ones, particularly the sputnik one being credited or approved by several countries around the world. but is now also trying to convince people from different countries to make roughly the phoenician for their inoculation and vaccination that's really underpinned the beginning of his speech. where he went on

that 2 teenage talents have taken the blunders leader by storm by a bull much jamal ms. jala and don't miss spring pileggi. bellingham, which qualities make this so special and so difficult for opposition. defenses to get to grips with his our analysis i use museum. the 1st one this week, a goal against chalka, 17 years and 205 days old, he became bye and youngest ever top flight school rack. cussing in from out winds intend to mischief just as robin used to do so often from the opposite flank. the but it's not just the show, could defend see least sounding. he made so much villas, looking for the layoff live, and he's be known for napping the old goals, but neither they nor his 3 opponents will come between louisiana and his objective here. self confidence clearly not finish the way to who went to get him in a hurry movie. step ahead in his planning, even with 3 men between him and the goal, he's good to go in an instant. once he gets the bowl, the teenagers passed the last of them before replying, the finish. this kind of close control requires the instant and outside of the base fee

both the the leak is rising stars, the young hungry and in the fast lane to the very tell the story jamal movie. now another record used to from a couple, 16 years young and already at home on the book as people were always saying, i was good. but i never believed that matthew healthy pitched in at the deep and just joining effect rent as best story from shockers season. for me everything, everything seems the same. company is going to be less formally referred to as the common niga by school season. berlin december 18th, 2020 was the day when the stadium and i 1st of i saw history, made the wednesday it was to choose the fairytale with it's already completed in time. the judge that go, that new berlin missed the ages, but it wasn't the only demonstration of his talent that day. dorman, head coach at the time, 8 intense that knew they had a red gym on their hands. the value would increase. the quality showed a quality today and also his potential obviously he can guess a lot better. yes. i will try to take him as close as possible to his limit united get on the limits you super mckoko was

that 2 teenage talents have taken the blunders league by storm by a bull much who jamal moves jala and dorman, spring pileggi. bellingham, which qualities make this so special and so difficult for opposition defenses to get to grips with his our analysis in the museum 1st. when does he go against chalka? that's 17 years and 205 days old. he became by and youngest, ever top flight school rack, cutting in from out wise intent on mischief. just as robin used to do so often from the opposite flank the but it's not just the show could defense the least sounding . he made so much villas, looking for the layoff as well by live, and he's been known for napping me or go. but neither they nor his 3 opponents will come between louisiana and his objective here. self confidence clearly enough. the away civil who went to get him in a hurry movie, step ahead and his planning even with 3 men between him and the goal, he's good to go in an instant once he gets the bowl, the teenagers passed the lot of them before replying. the finish this kind of close control requires the instant and outside of the ba

he's taking the blunders. legal bind storm by a bull much jamal museum. dorman, spring pileggi. bellingham, which qualities make this? so special and so difficult for opposition defenses to get to grips with his our analysis. i use museum this 1st one this week, a goal against childcare. at 17 years and 205 days old, he became by and youngest ever top flight school cussing in from out wise in 10 to mischief. just as robin used to do so often from the opposite flank the but it's not just the show, could defend see least sounding. he made so much melissa, looking for the layoff live. and he's be known for not being the old goals, but neither a nor his 3 opponents will come between louisiana and his objective here. self confidence clearly not finish the way to could wait to get him in a hurry movie. step ahead in his planning, even with 3 men between him and the goal, he's good to go in an incense once he gets the bowl, the teenagers, and the lot of them before replying the finish. this kind of close control requires the instant and outside of the boot and speeding to quick. it is for the wel

c my was now another record jamal movie, is the, the buying goes door in the old time. not spending much. chelsea, lucy, what's in london for music in the summer of 2019? i mean, i used to live in germany. i was born in stucco and then live 7 years in germany and i moved with 7 and a bit to england and then lived a. and then when i moved back here, it was at the thought was a bit hard because it's different. who was eastern england, also a couple of a couple moms got used to. and so then i found a place the 1st step already taken towards the dream of football career at the highest level me in south capital. if the democratic republic at the city of one of the breakthroughs of this past season, the guy that's willing to be found here in the megacities metate a district in africa, the pictures are not good, but you know impractical. nothing like the one here we played in the sand, so it was difficult to control the ball. but when you put us st. football is in good condition. we're able to really push on and develop as plays because it's very difficult in africa. we played

jamal in selma, alabama. jamal, what's your opinion on this?my opinion on drug laws is, the drug laws ought to be changed from the standpoint of focusing on politicians in terms of how they enforce drug law. i know here in the state of alabama, we have legalized cannabis. but cannabis -- marijuana has been legal in the state of alabama for the last 45 years. and people are still going out, arresting people for possession of marijuana. and as a matter of fact, the former attorney general of the state of alabama ran on the fact that marijuana has been legalized in the state of alabama. so i think the focus should be on the politicians in terms of bringing arrest warrants against them for not properly enforcing the law as it is on the books. >> okay. greg in denver, good morning to you. >> good morning, good morning. first of all, i would like to say we need to get to the root of the cause. those who lobby to keep marijuana illegal, these are american corporations who are willing to do this and turn good americans into criminals. we have the alcoh

i'm jamal clearly, and i've been researching the contributions of the scientists of the golden age. i'll be tracing that the roots of modern chemistry to the scholars of the earliest slamming world. the news, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is the capital of cut off 2 decades ago. none of this existed. all this development has only been possible because of a huge investment of revenue from oil and gas. in other words, the chemical industry, the news oil is responsible for much that we take for granted his daily life from fuels to plastics to medicines. even the common road i'm driving on the chemical plants over there is processing the gas and crude oil that exists in such abundance and the leaf the oil in its roof state to the mixture of many different chemicals. and these are separated out through a process called fractional distillation. the, the crude oil is heated until it becomes a vapor. the vapor rises up the distillation tower, and separate into the different components as the fraction eating power in a modern oil. refinery is a high tech version of a piece of apparatus called and

is chairman jamal group. chair stress is that just because the building is new, doesn't mean it stay from s quakes. it's a major, so point. energy was fine, learn to steady. we're trying to rule out until very recently the inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. part of that, you know, how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you at least since the 1st of january, 2019 inspectors and now selected through an electronic system i yet met. but even that does not suffice to me a project because they are often not trained well enough or not. they don't have special certificates, either a simple diploma or is enough to get the job. we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country. yes ma'am, you have the day that the city is growing rapidly. as a result, it is becoming more and more crowded and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. she's getting sure that the situation wherein right now it's a crime, isn't it? not can one really live in a city like this will not have a government designing these opens

progressive congressman jamal bowman tweeting, quote, $2 mpmise.n was already the potus can't e u t rican ocr manchin tli cnn he is not ready for democrats to go at it alone. >> we need to do something in a bipartisan way. >> now sources tell abc news republicans will likely present president biden a counteroffer during today's meeting. back to you, mona. >> faith, thank you. >>> in the white house has issued an urgent warning after an alarming rise in cyber attacks. it's urging companies to take immediate steps to protect themselves, saying no company is safe after hackers targeted a major meat supplier, the transportation industry, and a critical gas pipeline. as abc's whit johnson reports, federal authorities are vowing to treat cyber attacks with the same urgency as terrorist attacks. >> reporter: the white house is promising that cyber security is a top priority. the justice department now says when a cyber attack does happen, an urgent report notification will then be blasted out to law enforcement across the country, telling them to be on alert. >> our thanks to whit johnson. i

it's chairman jamal, good chest dress. is that just because the building is new? doesn't mean it stay from earthquakes. it's the major. so point energy will have man to steady. we're trying to get real out until very recently the inspectors would chosen and paid by the builders themselves. part of that, you know, how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you at least since the 1st of january, 2019 inspectors now selected through an electronic system or not. but even that does not suffice it to me or project or not, because they're often not trained well enough or not. i don't have special certificates. a simple diploma is enough to get the job. we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country. yet maggie academy, they did. the city is growing rapidly. as a result it is becoming more and more crowded, and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. she's getting sure that the situation wherein right now it's a crime, isn't it? not can one really live in a city like this will not have a government is lyi

jamal bowman come up and speak at cord bush out. it's changing the dynamics for us on the ground. i love that we have, we want to split screen because mark to speak from your perspective. linda, when i ask about risk, the risk that you take to be boldly unapologetically palestinian in the united states. that he's only just maybe, maybe maybe just understanding the palestinian cause for me for me. i think about a speech the doctor martin luther king gave a few days before. he was fascinated. he was telling the people that he may not get to the promised land that he sees the promised plan, but he may not get there. and he didn't get there. and i believe the same. i may not feel free palestine in my lifetime, but i know that the seeds i plan to be will bear fruit for generations to come. being i wake up in the morning, controversial just for being palestinian. i don't have to say anything. i don't have to tweet anything, you know, doing this work is risky. it risks your livelihood. for me, it's risk my life many times and including the lives of my children. but i know that there are

the bond is legal by storm, by and bull much and jamal news jala dockman spring. paulette you bellingham, which qualities make this so special and so difficult for opposition. defense is to get to grips with his our analysis. a museum. the 1st one this week, a goal against chalka, that's 17 years and 205 days old. he became bye and the youngest ever top flight school rack cutting in from out wide intent on mischief. just as robin used to do so often from the opposite flank the but it's not just the show. could defend see leave standing teammates so much. miller is looking for the layoff live, and he's being known for not being the old goals, but neither a nor his 3 opponents will come between louisiana and his objective here. self confidence clearly not finish the away civil splunk who went to get him in a hurry movie. step ahead and his planning, even with 3 men between him and the goal, he's good to go in. and once he gets the bowl, the teenagers law lives pass the lots of them before replying, the finish. this kind of close control requires the in step and outside of the big feet too

even with injuries to jamal murray and 2 other point guards this year. became the first player in nba history to average at least 26 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists per game. all while shooting above 52% to the average 56.6%. well deserved and speaking of distinctions, giants, shortstop brandon crawford has earned a big shout out today when the guy known as cross took the field for tonight's game against the rangers. none of his teammates joined him. that game is currently under way. and that's because with the record he set a new one for giants at short appearing in 1326 games for the orange and black that puts him past hall of famer travis jackson who played for the new new york giants in the 1920's and 30's. as for crawford, san francisco first ant in 2000, 11 and he's since won 2 world series titles, 3 gold gloves and a silver slugger award named an all-star well, not for a less committed distinction. former oakland a's chris davis designated hitter has been designated for assignment with his current team. the rangers, meaning they have 7 days to e

measures in place immediately. us me, tears reporting that full saudis involved in the killing of janice, jamal because she had received paramilitary training in the united states shoji. saudi citizen was murdered in the kingdoms counselor office and his stumble. 3 years ago. you can follow the story, of course, on a website down there at dot com. it's updated throughout the day. more news in half an hour with me until and it's the listening post to stay with us. 300 years of danish come and i think an international interest in the islands. we thought his way, a younger generation emerging and nephew to meet her rata. and he'd be on faith as jude and a politician as they tackle age old issues with that powerful fight for greenland. a witness documentary on al serra parent and general. we have a government operate on a client who has been putting deb spot right. some painters and diplomat says a lot of the shipping of the bird has been time and for now. hopefully that does not damage the unity of the country. alarm richard gisburne, in europe. the let me post where we don't cover the news. we co

the emitter cutter also spoke at that summit, jamal a shells there for us with more of his message threatening the importance of international cooperation forum this year is the 1st international events of its kind to take place in person. since the pandemic began, which would show that russia is on 4th through some sort of a recovery, maybe more so than other countries. that being said, there are still a lot of challenges both for russia and the well to overcome things. i'm the facts that have come as a consequence to the coven 19. and in his speech, i mean, some of the family being the partner to this additional underpayment, renews for more multi natural approach or rather, multi lateral approach. which really countries the government to be able to overcome challenges, likely. corona virus pandemic, one to model cooper 19 has shown how countries are interconnected and it has proven that not one country confesses. calamity lines self. the international community should work together collectively in order to solve this problem and help who countries deal with cove it. it's not fair that human

interrogated that same night, the police learned that he's a 21 year old pakistani by the name of jamal cassandra casado tells his indian interrogators everything. that the series of attacks with control directly from pakistan live via mobile phone, from a command center and karachi way their handlers do the mess him them is elderly. a new can been a flat advantage position from where you're going to continue as long as you can. but who control the terrorists and moved by today? devon, but hearty is a joint commissioner of police when the attacks took place in november, 2008. he was one of the 1st officers to combat the terrorists. he doing one of them is going to mission one, dropped his wife one bit. so i got all of that for him. and when the call started coming from bit on that number, i picked up the one i tried to talk to the handler posing as a reader of the weight of the hotel. devin harty seen holding the mobile phone. that was, he's waiting for the call from pakistan. it was, i saw g mir david coleman headlights handler is personally controlling the attack via mobile phone the

everybody knows that the mexicans guatemalans under salvadorans, everybody told jamal airs that the reason there is a crisis of the more is because of the biden harris policies that wasn't a crisis before when we had the present. when we had president trump and the policies that worked, it was a complete disaster. we saw her mock. this interview said, i haven't been to the mortar, but i haven't been to europe either. we've you know, from face univision, reporters, i mean, look, you know, this thing gets solved very, very easily. and all they have to do is go back to the trump policies at work and it remain in mexico. and it's over, it's done. but you know, saying now don't come, don't come over when you have been campaigning for 18 months, saying that trump is a racist, that the 1st thing they're going to do is unite families up that everybody welcome . nobody should be turned away. i don't know, i mean, it's not going to work. i why don't want to play well, i'm sorry to interrupt. i do want to play what you were alluding to so people could see. you know what she said to lester halt. i mea

to start taking the steps toward both jamal and as long as a spokesman of the party of palestinian president must mood bass, and he's rejecting the call for an international investigation. i do not believe it's a political assassination. i believe it's a tragic incidence, and we do not really know the circumstances. sir constance is under which this has happened. as a fatter movement, we do not approve of political feelings. and we are sure the government will do what, what's necessary to make the truth known to the whole. i don't think it's a part of the, be a history to kill political opponents. if, if the senior government would condone such a policy, we would have done this in 2007 when i'm getting 700 simians in garza. so i do believe that the government is capable of an independent investigation and there is no need for international investigation. the senior government and we carry the responsibility for what happened and the 1st is knowing the truth. the 2nd step is making the truth, public publishing the truth to the whole public. and i need to call on every to keep call and not to

chokehold, his death led to nationwide protests a year later. officers in minneapolis shot unarmed jamal clock in the chest after scuffle as a posse. he died the next day. in 2016 philander castillo was pulled over by police in minnesota. as while he was shot dead seconds after disclosing he owned and was license to carry a concealed weapon in 2018 steph and clark was shot more than 20 times in his grandmother's backyard for holding a phone. that police said they thought with a gun in october 2019 unarmed our tatiana jefferson was shot through the window of her home and killed in the presence of her 8 year old nephew. and then in march 2020 brionas taylor was shot 8 times by plain clothes, officers executing a search warrant in her home. and those are just some of the hundreds of black americans killed by police in the u. s. and the last 8 years. ah, while that's now bringing our guests from columbus, ohio is trivia, lindsey and associate professor of women's agenda and sexuality studies at a higher state university from minneapolis. mary moria is he a former chief public defender for mi

before he stepped down, he reminded everyone that even trying to the filipinos is we're fighting for jamal ali. logan 0 vanilla. ah, this is all just, these are the top stories around 50 people are missing after part of an apartment block left in the state of florida. at least one person died when a section of the building funds to the ground near miami beach. 35 people have been rescued, cutting my dad has more from south side in miami. we don't know yet what.

sorry. notably, i'll try to affiliate jamal in the thought to the slum, while them, with the mean who launch an attack earlier this week in the south of the country. and then there is the stomach state in the greater. so hara, who launch and attack against a un based in the north of the country earlier this week to so before they're fight against this the, the arm group. this is going to be very difficult for the army. it also means that when they are wounded soldiers, they won't be re patch re, to back to a hospital with the support of the french french army. also the french soldiers or instructors there embedded within the ministry of defense and security. their key to sharing intelligence will no longer cooperate. now this is a temporary suspension of cooperation, but there's already been a fall out effect. not necessarily in itself, but with european partners. so, belgian belgians had had an out 130 troops to, to help the french forces along the backend operation. well, they've suspended that. and as part of a joint european special forces, cooperation with a 1000000 forces to coo

it, it's not fair that human health should be controlled to market economy bought to hold more from jamal shale, who's at the form explaining the significance of that russia cut her relationship. moscow wants to position itself as a destination, or one of the 1st phoenicians. once international travel starts to recover the fact that this summer has taken place or this forum rather has taken place. it's true that it is the 1st touch kind of an international gathering that has taken place with such a high level thing the cove. it began the fact the cutter is a key partner to that is also significant because both countries have a history of hosting and an intention to host global events. russia being the last post of the 2018 edition of the world cup and being the next one. the leadership both in terms of i mean been kind of funny, but the other officials are pointed to the success that i've managed to achieve in not falling behind schedule, to prepare for that, but also appointment for the fact that for example, with regard to the tokyo and picks which are coming up soon. the top that has b

and i'm referring to here to the, to affiliate jamal, suddenly slammed mostly mean and the stomach state in the greater sahara that are extending their attacks. not just in the north and the center of the country, but also in the south. despite the presence of the most expensive and biggest un peacekeeping operation costing $1000000000.00 a year. well, despite all of that, the tax keep recurring. also i think for president micro, it's an election year next year. so he wants to send a signal much as to his african partner here on the continent, but also to european partners and also to the french public. the backend operation costs a 1000000000 euros a year. it's a hefty cost, and it's very unpopular here, at least in malia, growing in unpopularity. and also in france, where we've seen a number of french soldiers die, many, many people in france wondering why are there 70 soldiers in france dealing with an issue that should be dealt with by the military's on the ground here. and molly came back. thank you for that. nicholas hoc there in bama call. so head on al jazeera, more safety concer

districts in the past month. us media is reporting that full saudi's involved in the killing of gender as jamal, because shoji had received paramilitary training in the united states, shall g. a saudi citizen was murdered in the kingdoms counselor in the stumble 3 years ago. now the new york times claimed the security company based in arkansas, provided the training in 2017 and that the contract was approved by the us state department. the key investors government says at least 11 police officers have been killed in an ambush for others. a missing. it happened on monday in the town of years ago in the centre north region. in the country's conflict, hit north, an official says the officers were attacked while on the relief mission. no one has yet claimed responsibility. if you have his prime minister has described monday's election as success, despite many voters in conflict, sayings being left out of the process of ahmed says the pole was its 1st attempt at free and fair elections. but as though to the weight provisional result, some opposition groups are crying foul. they say ballot boxes with

polanski venture, resetting it to september. 11th of this year for discuss to, to withdraw with she jamal who's head of international affairs and regional cooperation at the office of the national security council. and most of all of a senior scientist at the country academy of scientists to the current situation and honest, unsure of the telephone are using and pursuing very seriously a strategy of military takeover, which is not only an odd with their intended were stated purpose of making peace, but it's also at odds with the views of the international community, including countries of the region and the un security council resolution. so to the extent that it is caused for anything, the intensified campaign of terrorism or the telephone is cause for action among the international community to help desk and government repellant, which we are doing very successfully in many places. but also just send a message with the taliban, clear and strong that their current strategy, the military to cooper, is not acceptable. but they decide to pick up the recent events which we are closely watchi

he's involved in the killing agenda, jamal ca, shoji have received power murder, power, military training in the united states shoji and saudi sentences that citizen was murdered in the kingdom councillor office and a stumble. 3 years ago, the new york times claimed a security company based in arkansas, provided the training in 2017 and that the contract was approved by the state department. oh glen carl is a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national france at the central intelligence agency. he says that this suggestion of us involvement in casualties. murder, but the report isn't a good look for washington. i think it has importance because to the average listener or viewer, it will associate by one step. remove that all the united states government with the thugs who assassinate, that's not a good thing. however, the training that occurred is a kind of training that, that so the united states and other countries provide to allies to have closer relations to increase the standards and the skills of the other nations. and i know that the united states does not, does