explain what gives you hope. >> jamal's soul and jamal's beauty, jamal's love.days that we were dreaming and the days that lived with him. so sometimes i believe that i'm living just for these ts. >> our mightiest enemy is the lack of hope. if we lose hope, we lose the fight. if we don't have the capacity to wake up every day and to decide that it's worth it to risk ourselves to give away even our freedom, there will be no possibility for success. >> what gives you hope, jewher? >> i'm an optimist by nurture and nature, and the way my father raised me was to be optimistic every day. and he once told me that there is an end to everything, and there's a solution for every problem. and now, every morning, i still can wake up, and i still can see the sun shining, and that keeps me hopeful, too. and i hope so many other uyghur people can see sunshine just like i am able to do this nowadays. >> yeah. that's beautiful. hatice, leopoldo, jewher, thank you so much for your time, for sharing your views here on this program. thank you. >> "firing line with margaret hoover"

al jazeera jamal al, shall reporting lives there from beirut, jamal. many things, growing social tensions and turkey are leading to conflict between local people and refugees. groups of attract the homes and workplaces of syrians after fights broke out. turkey agree to deal with the e. u to host syrian refugees in 2016 to prevent the moving on to europe. now, more migrants couldn't from afghanistan. that's fueling cause for refugees to be deported. southern coffee only reports from a stumble. ali, how to return to 11 northwest from syria 5 months ago. after having lived in turkey for 6 years, he had crossed the border to escape the fighting. but he says, the long working hours and being away from relatives made him feel like a stranger in turkey. now he has the shop to make a living. with our cache and his life elsewhere, his daddy in recent years, racism has become more common turkish. people have started to look down on us and dislike us. you then we began to hear them saying, why don't you go home? our government pays your salaries and rent your hou

vigils were held friday to remember jamal in washington, d.c.hile in l.a. a portrait was put on display near the hollywood hills showing the title murderer. campaigners want the united states government to take action against mbs and yet even today three years after jamal was horrifically killed by the saudis the biden administration refuses to take any action against the crown prince, a key ally. in fact they were meeting with him earlier this week. during the election campaign joe biden promised he wouldn't give saudi arabia a free pass as donald j. trump did. so far president biden is breaking that promise. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on ayman new york congressman jones and minnesota senator tina smith will be discussing the delayed infrastructure bill and democratic caucus infighting. i'll be back in a moment. libertl customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ lib

we'll hear from jamal khashoggi's fiancee. >>> good evening. september was supposed to be the month congress passed hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending and guess what? the house did 116-113. you might be scratching your head and say didn't it fail to come to a vote on thursday night? isn't the reconciliation bill nowhere near ready for a vote? you're right on both counts but i'm not talking about those bills. i'm talking about a bill that flew quietly under the radar like an f-32 stealth bomber when it works. it authorized $740 billion for the defense department. $768 billion total. president biden submitted a $715 billion budget to congress for the defense department to which members of both parties said as if and just threw in $25 billion extra that they found under the couch cushions presumably. yeah, in a supposedly divided congress, they gave bipartisan support to spend more money on bombs and bullets, humvees and fighter jets. look at the future projection on this graph. defense spending goes up in the ten years from 2025 to 2

as go to jamal l sheil, who is live for us at a polling station in doha jamal. this is the 1st time kept us holding this kind of connection. tell us exactly what it means and wide significant war centrally. it's sir redrawn the social contract between the citizens and the states widening participation for people to have their c and choose who will represent them in the legislative body, almost kendra parliaments and other places. and it seems that people are engaging in it quite well. there have been a steady stream of people been coming to this come this putting session where we are here. they come the queue up, they check their names over there at the desk. and then head over to the side here where the polling booths are. i choose the candidate, there are, this is one of the more hotly contested seats this 30 or so districts here. so this is one of the more hotly contested ones, the choose. and then as we're going to see right now, place there are ballots over there. there are observers as well who are monitoring the process here and there are so far it has be

you mentioned just then, the awful murder of jamal khashoggi, that was only a few years ago and there the media, across the world, many parts of the world about that. are western media companies not seeing any pushback for their engagement with saudi arabia? very, very little. and in fact, khashoggi's murder which happened exactly three years ago, came only six months after the crown prince and mbs did this major trip around new york and silicon valley and la and had dinner with all the major movie stars and directors and the major tech giants of silicon valley. there were enormous deals in the works. six month later, khashoggi was murdered. and there was a freeze for about a year or two. but i would say that that's pretty much behind the saudis, and you have what is now the kind of schizophrenic experience where, you know, six flags, the big amusement park company, the biggest amusement park company in the world is building a huge amusement park outside riyadh. there is a film festival about to happen, i believe next month injeddah. there is a lot going on in saudi arabia which invol

salman, the ruler of saudia arabia, sent an assassination team to kill him, just as the prince did for jamal khashoggi. >> i am here to sound the alarm about a psychopath, killer, in the middle east, with infinite resources, who poses threat to his people, to the americans, and to the planet. >> how did he escape? and why is he going public? that's our story tonight. ( ticking ) >> what happens when the main water source for the southwest begins to run dry? the colorado river serves 40 million people their drinking water, powers their homes, and irrigates 90% of the nation's winter farmed greens. to all of those demands, add the stress of a 22-year drought, and you have the makings of a crisis. these white bathtub rings, is this where the water used to be? >> absolutely. ( ticking ) >> i'm batman. >> he's played batman, and birdman, and starred in "spider-man." the irony is that michael keaton's real super power is portraying the every-man. >> yeah, 22o-221, whatever it takes. >> the salesman, the f.b.i. man, the put-upon newspaperman. an actor on a career-long crusade against typecasting, k

t5 jamal khashoggi in 2018, which he denies. , . ., , jamal khashoggi in 2018, which he denies. , . . saudi authorities _ denies. is the clearest attempt yet by saudi authorities to _ denies. is the clearest attempt yet by saudi authorities to clean i denies. is the clearest attempt yet by saudi authorities to clean up i by saudi authorities to clean up their tarnished international human rights record by the route of purchasing a top—flight football club. saudi ownership at stjames park has been more about image management than about football. t am management than about football. i am aware there is — management than about football. i am aware there is a _ management than about football. i am aware there is a lot _ management than about football. i am aware there is a lot of concern and lobbying _ aware there is a lot of concern and lobbying but at the end of the day you got— lobbying but at the end of the day you got to — lobbying but at the end of the day you got to trust people to look after _ you got to trust people to look after itself and do itsjob you got to trust people to lo

women were elected to the representative council to site despite 27 of them running in the poles. jamal shell reports from here in doha for the 1st time in their lives, countries have chosen who will represent them when it comes to drafting the country's laws and monitoring the government's performance. on saturday, thousands across the small peninsula took to one of 30 different polling stations. in the nation's 1st ever legislative elections, no asking are asking law that equals one man, and this is a broad as omen. they can have a chance to choose an audio for us. this is the democratic ceremony bits, new and modern for guitar, and everyone is participating in this council as important for the citizen and the state. until now, the shorter council has been an advisory body appointed solely by the amir, with limited powers. however, in its new form, 2 thirds of its is elected by the people and it'll have the ability to draft laws, approve or reject budgets and even question and sack ministers. after the 2017, the author of located the crisis, i believe are that the political maturity a

tomorrow i shall jones now live from pulling station here in doha jamal . what's the turn out? been like, what have you seen there today? was been quite high, a relatively speaking, obviously without being a small population. however, despite that, there's been a constant stream of voters coming to this pulling station or in the center of the country capital. as has been the case in all the other podding stations across the country based on our reports. and what we've seen around lots of people have eagerly been participating in what is the 1st legislative elections in their history the 1st time any of these countries have voted in such an election? there have been elections for local councils, sir several years ago, but these obviously a lot more significant and for people who have been participating in them. there is a real sense of excitement that they have been given the opportunity to participating in choosing people who will be representing them in a body that will be drafting laws that will be looking at the countries budget. the will be overseeing ministers and their pe

but until now was fully appointed by cutters. emir jamal elisha reports from though ha, drive around the country, capital doha, and you can't miss all the new buildings, roads and infrastructure projects. but the gulf states fast paced development isn't limited to urban modernization. cutter is marking a major political milestone. it's 1st ever legislative elections. candidates vying for a place in the legislative body called the short council have been campaigning for 2 weeks. election posters and banners are on display on almost every major road across the country. until now, the council has been mainly a consultative body, made up of 45 members appointed by the countries ruler. but that's all changing on saturday. quantities will elect 30 members to serve on the council, which will have the right to draft laws, approve or reject state budgets, question and even sack government ministers. another 50 members will be appointed by the amir, meaning 2 thirds of the short a council will be elected. going to be that the money not in a severe not useful hearted is one of those vying for a

in the region, jamal al shall al jazeera doha. let's bring an umbrella mabood here in doha, he is the chairman for the state of cutoff for islamic area studies at the wasa university, could chevy with us? so, so what is a sure, a counsel? what does it do? well, thank you. la shawna counsel is obviously a kind of parliament, it says, look, a name or a region, a name for our what we're is and on globally us the local parliament. and it's one of the, our main institutions of the government where there is a way we can see that there is like a separation. it's going to happen between the executive and legislative. our powers are basically some of the eligibility powers or, or, or leisure that power is now going to be given to the or hands off the assure accounts at all the local parliament. so it is going to do or is going to propose, ah, elizabeth lacy ends it is going to and then some of the existing ones and change it as the way that people once it is going to also, ah, challenge some of the government policies and also look at the

in the region, jamal al, shall al jazeera doha. we're going to take a quick break and then we'll have the sports and caliber trans world series champion will stay on track to defend their championship crimes off the major league baseball action for you just a moment with with mm pool. ah ah, it's time for the sport. here's ferrara. holla, thanks so much. well we'll football players, union faith pro has criticize the way fever has conducted itself as a plans for by ano world cub former arsel manager, arson, bangor, who is currently fif is chief of global football development is leading the proposal on thursday. the governing body, discuss the plan with member associations in an online summit. v pro are unhappy that the media knew about the plan before stakeholders. a comprehensive report on the proposal will be published next month and they'll be a global meeting before the end of 2021. no one should be loser in this. every one should be better off at the end of the day. otherwise, there is no way in changing. there is no reason in

as part of continues its push to becoming a source of reform and modernization in the region, jamal al shall al jazeera doha. with non experimental oral coven 19 drug has shown it can cut in half the chance of hospitalization and death. for patients at risk of severe disease, the phase 3 trials of the anti virus pill was in fact so successful that external monsters called an early end to the stage pharmaceutical company. merc is seeking emergency use for authorization in the united states. while the trolley tracks 775 adults with mild to moderate coven, who, because of health problems we considered at higher risk of severe defeat disease. half got the 5 day course of the pill. the other half got a placebo. of those who took the placebo 14 percent well, hospitalized compared with 7 percent of those who received the drug treat mark says they were no deaths in the drug group during the time period compared to 8 deaths in the perceived group. the data has not yet been published or peer reviews. we spoke to it up because i have shower about this and internist and primary care doctor. he say

jamal or shells and bay rates, and we'll be checking back with him later in the day to see how those projects do pick up a vigils been held in the norwegian town of kong folk for 5 people killed in a bone arrow attack on wednesday. 3 other people were injured in that attack. the alleged perpetrator appeared in court on friday, governance announcement independent investigation to look at the police response. morning have been holding a vigil in the constituency of the british m. p. stab to death on friday. david amos was meeting members of the public in lee on see when he was attacked. police have extended the detention of a man who was arrested epicene and his word challenge report. this murder has prompted a review of security arrangements for british politicians. for a day at least, british politicians put aside the divisions and united to more than one of their own. the prime minister and the leader of the opposition laid wreaths where conservative m p. david amos was murdered on friday. police arrested a 25 year old british man and are investigating the killing as an act of terro

or rashid or jamal moment, or many others on that we consider to be at the squad. what we're seeing here is people committed to a long term game. i do not believe that we are going to shift u. s. foreign policy on palestine within one congressional kind of session, it's going to take long term work. but what we have seen is that, for those that were you, that palestine could potentially hurt their careers. we've seen it actually help in other instances, you know, jamal bowman, he literally be one of the most pro zionist pro israel members of congress that this country has ever seen in elliot angle who had millions of dollars in his campaign war chest. we watched cory bush and st. louis missouri literally beat lacey clay, who was a very strong ally to the state of israel. and he had been in congress for many decades. in fact, his father was also a member of congress. and so while we may not be seeing the kind of, you know, policy chain that we want right now, we are seeing a conversation that is literally at the top of the democratic party in a way that. busy it has

they speak to jamal charles, who's lying for a said a polling station in dough, hard to mouth. this is the 1st time cut out holding this kind of election explained his wine so significant what historically acquitted has always earned, tried to develop the, the way in which it is governed are contrary to what other countries in the region have been. it's the only country, for example, the gcc that seen a smooth transition of power from one ruler to another. whilst both are alive. we saw that in 2013 when the a mirrors father shut hamid's, or give power to his son, the currents ruler shift. i mean, when it comes to the legislative body or the shorter council, again, it's trying to maybe pave the way for a different model. one that isn't necessarily a crone of western style democracies or european style democracies. and one that is inclusive of the people gives a see to its citizens. unlike many of the absolute monarchies or military dictatorships in the region. and here in is the significance of this is new new phase in the governing process. it is a country drafting a new, a rel

tomorrow i shall join their life from appalling station here in doha jamal. so a new era for guitars, governance, what's happening there today? well sir, transition from mark this by a buddy, as you mentioned, which was mainly advisory, a true one that has a lot more to use and is meant to be a lot more represented or read. read, represent some bull, i believe. a representative rather. sorry. we've had a lot of people coming through both men and women throughout the day, costing their about. it's choosing who they believe will be or, or should be rather they are candidates in this specific district. this is one of the more hotly contested ones. there are 30 districts, as i mentioned there, 30 seats up for grabs. the significance here is that scatter again is trying to present a different model, a unique model that has always tried to be different in terms of its policies. its politics is to promise even positioning itself in a different position or compared to its neighbors. so this isn't the absolute monarchies that we see in other places, nor is it european

propose laws approved budgets and recall ministers, though the mayor will retain vito palate while jamal shall joins us live now from upholding station in doha gemalto. this is the 1st time cats are, is holding this type of election. tell us what this means on white so significant well, darn, this is a major step in terms of the modernization of the governing system that the country is applying. as you mentioned there, this body has been mainly a consultative one over the past few decades. but there has been a push within cover to share responsibility to widen participation, to develop the relationship between the citizen and the states. and through that came the idea or the push to make this, but the one that people are able to stand in fulton and to give it more power. so as you mentioned that this is akin to other countries, parliaments in that it is the body that will have where the draft laws it is the body that can question and even psych ministers. and it's therefore something that has a lot more power than it did before. and what we've seen in one of the positions where we are to

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thank you for that, jamal sheil, long for us there from that pulling station. let's bring in dorsey jibari who is also following the vote talking of diversity. they are a significant number of women candidates running in this election. talk to us about the importance of that well, certainly there are $27.00 candidates out of the nearly $300.00 that are running that are women. and they're hoping to be able to get into this council to try and make a difference. some of the issues that they female candidates have said they want to highlight is an inclusive of government where women are, have a voice in the decision making process within their country. the voters we've been speaking to here at the women that have been casting their ballots over the past few hours, say they are very happy and excited to be part of this process. they think it's important to have a voice in the future of their country and they see this as a great opportunity at as and a great step forward for their country and also for the future of their children. the woman here say that they don't f

after being accused of murdering journalist jamal image.ering journalistjamal khashoggi three years ago. his public investment fund has bought a majority stake in newcastle united, something welcomed by the fans and condemned by his critics. today's allegations will only add to the controversy that surrounds the west's dealings with saudi arabia. frank gardner, bbc news. the beijing marathon has been postponed indefinitely. it comes as the country tries to tackle an outbreak of the highly contageous delta variant of covid—19. officials want to restrict entry to beijing as they try to rein in the outbreak across the north of the country in the run—up to the winter olympics. cricket now, and all—rounder ben stokes has been added to the ashes squad that'll head to australia next month. he's been given the all—clear by his consultant after a second operation on a fractured finger which he broke in april. he's also taken time out to focus on his mental health. time for a look at the weather. here is louise lear. i think if you were to take a str

look at the zeal of my brother jamal and so 'of us fighting every day for the american people. we're going to make it happen. >> right i think you raise a really good point, you do hear and a lot of my colleagues unfortunately will pick this argument as democrats versus democrats. while wear talking about that, what we're not talking about is the effort to erode the cornerstone of the country by the republican party which morphed into the maga party. i want you to listen to steve bannon who is thumbing his nose to the january 6th commission we'll talk about it on the other side. >> the democrats are absolutely freaked out about donald trump's rise in 2020 and 2024. this a charade, this january 6th committee. this is what they're trying to do is bring charges to president trump to stop his sweeping victory that will come. >> so when they're thumbing their nose, they're not taking the commission seriously, which will have wide sweeping impact. you wonder if they will ever xe accept another election outcome. you were a former impeachment manager, how can the january 6th commission

intelligence agency published this report saying "the crown prince approved an operation in istanbul to kill jamal." outside stjames as part. >> there has been a number of false starts with this takeover. it has dragged on for 18 months. a few days ago, we very much thought it was on the back burner. as things escalated very quickly yesterday afternoon, we heard the takeover would be completed eminently. that dragged on a little. today in the last couple hours a statent from the premier league which confirmed the takeover had been completed. the premier league said they had settled their dispute with wcastle united over the takeover of the club, that the owners and directors test had been passed and this is the key bit really, the statement they released that they had received legally binding assurances that the kingdom of saudi arabia would not control newcastle united football club. that was the key stumbling block really to this deal which was agreed last april between the saudi and arabian backed consortium which was spearheaded by the financier but the premier league is now happy that stumbli

jamal, why can't you go? >> i can go right now. >> maybe -- >> let's make it happen. >> all right. if the white house responds to your offer to come to the meeting today. you freed up your calendar. representative, representative, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> a cnn exclusive, president joe biden takes questions from the american people. perhaps you can submit a question. anderson cooper moderates the cnn presidential town hall with joe biden, thursday night at 8:00. >>> a conservative radio host and vaccine skeptic reveals he has covid. why he says he got it on purpose and what he did to catch it. >>> and holding out for a hero. >> i'm vengeance. >> i thought we were talking about bonnie tyler. i got excited there for a second. why batman and superman are still cultural flash points decades later. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license

promising to hold a saudi levers accountable for the murder of jamal khashoggi -- but that hard stanceay's tweet from senator andy blinken, strikingly, there's no mention of saudi arabia, or crowning prince -- actually met with mbs this week, matching is the late fiancÉe of khashoggi said it best, writing quote do not claim that the killing of a good person who stood for democracy and freedom is wrong, when you have no intention to make it right. now don't get me wrong, biden has done more than trump to counter the saudis, he paused some weapons dale as approved by the previous administration, but the biden administration stopped short of saying to the mbs directly, despite the intelligence report confirming that the crown prince approved the operation. so three years later, what messages ascended to other sovereign countries and was it worth trading jamal khashoggi small legacy for? if you can get a bad week, take a look at aussie media, we're going to discuss the lies that led to the company's downfall, next. next. are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only

he was next on mohammed been his solomon's murder. less often jamal could shoak g, a. washington post columnist and long time critic if the prince was brutally murdered inside a saudi consulate in turkey. the format, saudi intelligence officer, no longer fears his own death, but he's wanting those who may be off to him. that taking him down may cost him a lot. i'll jab, re, recorded a death video revealing the dirtiest secret of the saudi crown prince, and some sensitive information on the united states. it could be released in case of his murder. what algebra is worried about is his family. 2 of his adult children were arrested on the day he left saudi arabia and remain in prison. saudi arabia remains a key u. s. ally in the region and important counterbalance to iran and a major fi of american weaponry stats in mind. the biden administration may really be finding itself between a rock and a hard place. the watch the weekend here, and i say good to have the company will have more stories from the last 7 days and you stayed with a if you want something done right? do i

his solomon's murder list off to jamal, cuz shoak g, a. washington post columnist and long time critic of the prince was brutally mode at inside a saudi consulate in turkey. the format, saudi intelligence officer, no longer fears his own death, but his warning, those who may be off to him, that taking him down may cost them a lot. i'll jab, re, recorded to death, video revealing the dirtiest secrets of the saudi crown prince and some sensitive information on the united states. it could be released in case of his murder. what al jeffrey is worried about is his family. 2 of his adult children were arrested on the day he left saudi arabia and remained imprison saudi arabia remains a key u. s. ally in the region. an important count about as to iran and a major fi of american weaponry that in mind, the biden administration may really be finding itself between a rock and a hard place. watch the weekly here are not international good to have a company. we're back again in 30 minutes. ah, ah, you are to understand that so much of this later stuff

as for the denver nuggets star jamal murray is out with an injury nikola jokic's will be out there tonightr defending him, steve kerr said he doesn't have any set plans. he says at this point pre season, he wants his defense to happen organically tip-off here at 7 o'clock. the music is getting going jason, i'm going to have to send it back to you. >> thank you. cuyler will also have more coverage once that game goes final keilar. we'll have a live report for us now. the niners, they're playing the waiting game right now. they have no idea who will be their starting quarterback this sunday. >> kind of a big deal, especially with the cardinals next. up on the schedule just happen to be the last remaining unbeaten team in the nfl. it's either going to be tray or gym. jimmy is holding out hope it will be hit. >> could go to game time. it was done before game time. it's really just about mental reps like and out there tomorrow and everything. i will offer anything. sonia mentally feel pretty good. you know just what the game plan. everything all install we just put but, you know, physically hop

once more. jealousy, emperor jamal, does of butler tomatoes is young. that without emotion, liquid dean wydone calling us out of my dental and vision. predictably, she normally affordable me either someone to come in to get us in deals. given that this is your new methodical new school by hill, and got a yellow coat up window and does it have that linked in? got you on the local. although the piece deal with far, did it include a smaller marxist guerrilla group, the yelling it was meant to win the 50 year armed conflict, which kills more than $260000.00, and displaced millions. at the pact was never popular without colombians and seems pressed to them one man with santos left office in 2018. it has been largely disregarded by his successor. even duke. many of the deals terms have not yet been met and the country is still play by violence. it's a theme which continued into the 2021 protests and prompted the entire american human rights commission to send a group of service. one of them was he smiled rallied job a yard full mcdahl the senior la la lockie

i don't see the crusty forest star generals at the pentagon going, did you hear a guy named jamal and gotten a whitford hell the hand of the day? well, we better stop robin was born now. so essentially 0 promotion for peace and come broderick. but on the other hand, there are endless ads for weapon contractors following raytheon, general dynamics. there are ads for the military recruitment in the marine video games devoted to it. and half of our hollywood movies, double as ads for our military promotion, for endless war shapes into our consciousness. every damn day, promotion per piece doesn't exist. neither does promotion versus pain ability. equality, health, comradery, national cooperation and no or baby. john's, none of they get promoted by the giant corporate ad receives, but at least some people are fighting back, reclaiming these manipulation spaces for something positive, such as this bill board, which was changed to read to discover why jesus created just call 83 but truth. and apparently the cubs were called to deal with it. although i got it with jesus who created it. i do

club for the foreseeable or we've heard foam had t, j jenkins sees the fiance of the motor journalist jamal i showed you, use express hood disappointment. and this take over describing it to sports washing of saudi arabia. simply a line against self to the glamorous, glamorous premier league to kind of sweep the human rights issues a under the carpet. we know that one of the big issues between consol base being sports that has the right to broadcast the premier league in the middle east and north africa and saudi arabia house being sold saudi had been accused of pirating the premier league that now all seems have been resolved, but as i mentioned that when it comes to the issue of human rights that has not gone away. and it does, of course, race, some big, big questions about english football and also international football about what matters more to the fans to the league itself. is it the depth of an own as pockets, or is it their integrity when it comes to things like human rights? or france? staged a dramatic combat to book a spot in the final update you a few nations league, their semi

which with up up particular jamal has not been met. so those with our pupa plumber for an effective reform of denial police will so that they can give back the trust of the civilians. upper wonderful world of effect of reform come from it comes from will you see me q we have some equal uses the hoards a is to sure stronger and gain the main dram police should not use any weak b account of what it is. it should be on, on its own. it can be proved at any time, a game i think that should be thought i recall mission. people have been called duty of crimes should be punished. and again, we should do the balconies. the back in the country is selling the 2nd, so i don't, i don't buy them. i do. yeah. but then, well, we have with walking around with, i'm using it in young people. that is role. we need to leave about even how easy engage with them. because it doesn't look like don't do that, you are, you're, you are, nothing would happen. i'm with you and get away with it. you know what, you know it's, it's very hard 80 to really contemplate th

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advisers on twitter, like saud al-qahtani, who was accused of helping orchestrate the murder ofjournalist jamaled earlier. and this service is offering the sports offering that bein sports was offering. including the premier league? including the premier league. bein sports caught wind of this. they realised that... they did some digging themselves, as well as the premier league, and they discovered that the signal that was being used to air these games originated not from a colombian and cuban consortium, which is what the saudis were claiming, but from saudi arabia, from a company called arabsat, whch is a company which is majority owned by who? the saudi government. and then what happened after that is the qataris, they took this case to the world trade organization to kind of get to the bottom of why this was happening, and they took saudi arabia to the wto arbitration process and the wto then ruled in favour of saudi arabia — sorry, not saudi arabia, qatar. and they accused saudi arabia of essentially not charging and prosecuting the people behind beoth. and this was a big deal for the pre

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in the region. jamal al shall al jazeera doha . ah, good savvy willis. this is al 0 the top stories the saw us politicians have agreed to keep government operations wandering through to december. avoiding a shut down, but there are still battles over president biden's economic agenda and increasing the u. s. borrowing limit. george's former president because soccer philly has been detained after returning from exile to support the opposition and so on saturdays election. he posted a video on facebook saying that he's back despite the risk of arrest soccer for the left, georgia in 2013 when his 2nd term as president ended steven danziger, a lawyer no for his decades long battle against you, asshole giant chevron has been sentenced to 6 months in prison for criminal contempt, the case stems from his decades long fight on behalf of ecuadorian villages to prove that chevron polluted the amazon rain forest. in the 1990s, australia will begin lifting its strict border restrictions from november that will allow fully vaccinated citizens and residents who have b

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mix at that still, you think ish, one of my boys did a bit of a stop to kind of tailored to dd that jamal mac. joe, not a big and i will make that one's a big an o sent the job, but i was just going to be the cornish camacho, but that is more that is called i could a bigger i know i couldn't dr. debbie and i wanted to recap that because it's such a more was yeah, so push me back. miss ellen bahati as z m a constructor. boot is how cush maker ah, a mcmahon al contribution party that isn't a jeep, which he will meet. can you tell him that he has been critique up on his son, hospital 0 beastie moffatt house? i was in it. how should have you get this all yet monday, commonly how to do? tough, astro. stay madame up at the hot. okay. well, i'll be to the dish, but it goes get be ah, by the so for all had there was a, or will this goes, you know, we're your institute, you know, where you moscow, solar mazda slash pulled off my, my august passed the water cobble over them and i brought by one of them. so sir, that option, although i might, if you could a buzz you get, you're going to jacob box hi

snipers attacked protest her as were rallying against the handling of last year's port explosion. jamal in shall, has more now from the root. has the leader a secretary general has had enough for law, had some very strong words to say in his 1st statement since those that the caches in the capital bay route on thursday, which led to 7 people being killed. several of the members of his party in his almost hour and a half long address. the leader put the blame directly on the lebanese forces party. the christie and my party and its leader samuel judge are saying that they were responsible for trying to stir up secretarial division. and in fact, he went as far as saying that the judge was trying to ignite a civil war within lebanon. with regards to the reason for those protests on thursday which lead to the classes and the current political stand off and lebanon, that is the investigation into the deadly blog that was port over a year ago. he said that the judge responsible had been politicized. he said that he called upon the higher judiciary to meet and to find a way out of this on tuesd

decrease in cobit cases, and many see that for and the signal that asia is well on its way to recovery, jamal alan dog and al jazeera manila. former us president bill clinton has been hospitalized in california with a suspected blood infection. clinton spokesman says he's on the men den in good spirits, doctor se the 75 year old is responding well to antibiotics. and the governor of the u. s. state of michigan is calling for an all hands on deck, responds to deal with a lead water crisis. benton hobbit majority, black city has been told not to cook, drink, or even brush teeth with their tap water. it comes almost 3 years after lead was detected in the cities pipes. john hendrick reports in benton harbor. the water is brown and people are seeing red get away with a laugh. listen while. yeah. so i'll know what to do. i don't know. for the 2nd time in recent memory, the state of michigan is taking years to clean up lead, tainted drinking water in a majority. black city, when a visitor complained about the water. reverend edward pinkney had it tested and found high levels of lead. he says there's

we don't have that on us to coin the redeem we in there again til jamal juliet hi, within foreign agents for many years. and moreover, i've had a summons for questioning in the us for already several years to learn about the fact that we didn't register for an ages earlier. we'd received written legal conclusions that this law did miss blight to us because it said except for the media, by star. but when her eyes began to grow and we started bothering them for adult, either register or go to jail for 5 years. and i just, and i have a summons for questioning because i myself hadn't registered previously before they registers me, which i don't why they're anymore. i'm just in case because they could end up in jail their way to, to live in never say never do you see how it is in the us is 5 years in jail despite reassurances from the russian leader last week. that gas from isn't only ready to boost its exports, but in fact, it has already begun doing that. so the, you top diplomat, joseph burrell a few days ago blamed russia for not doing so. and for continuing to use its exports of natural