joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address in came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says the suspect stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. they say the suspects, black is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >> i his. it's been amazing. everything you ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> let's take a live look outside right now here across the golden gate bridge on this sunday night. it's already dark out there and >> we're looking forward to a good week ahead. you know, we're also tracking some slight showers popping up in parts of t

let's pose it to joshua sharfstein.think about school and children when you see infections on the rise, you think keeping schools open is the right move? joshua: i think so with appropriate precautions. i think the doctor from northwestern had it right that if done right to the school is a safe environment. masking, tests, especially during this search of cases, it is important for kids to be in school and the chance school becomes an explosive source of new infections is low. kailey: explosive new infections is what we have seen. 10 million cases in one week. are we reaching a peak of this way of considering how quickly it is spreading? gilles: at a certain point -- joshua: at a certain point it has to slow down. the question is can we keep hospitalizations down? even though there is rest -- less risk of getting hospitalized, it is still a risk. with 70 people infected you see numbers increasing. i heard from dr. singh it is a lot of patients but the good news is they are not as safe overall as they were in the delta w

joshua's mom grabbed tito and his grandmother hit the men with her cane. my grandma had like a walking stick with her, um, and she was trying to hit them with it, joshua said his mom finally, let go of the dog when she saw one of the men point a gun at his grandmother's head. the suspects took tito into purse. a wallet and car keys were inside that purse, and a few hours later, the suspects went to the women's home and stole a mercedes benz right out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office said they canvass the area and said they were able to get some video footage that could help. no tito is just the latest frenchy targeted by thieves. thursday daisy was taken from his owner at gunpoint in oakland near lake merritt. and earlier this month , rosie was stolen while on a walk in san francisco's marina district. rosie was later found and reunited with her owner, joshua said he thinks it's ridiculous. thieves are after dogs, he said his family just wants tito home safe. they took my mom's purse. they took her car like we don't care about the first

joshua and mood -- joshua and michelle do boys. rev.rpton: and of course, the honorable joyce beatty, 20 seven's chair of the congressional black congress -- we dedicate all our honor to those who have dedicated our lives to dr. king. ♪ >> our first honoree will receive the labor leader of the year award. that goes to mr. frederick redmond. fred redmond is the first african-american to serve as secretary-treasurer of the afl-cio. mr. redman has spent his entire life fighting for racial justice in the workplace and throughout our community. in 2016, he was appointed to pennsylvania governor tom wolf's advisory commission on african-american affairs. in 2020, he was tasked to chair the afl-cio task force on racial justice, a body focused on taking concrete action to address america's long history of racism and police violence against black people. this to redman has served on the board of directors of working america, the trans africa forum, workers defense league, national endowment for democracy, coalition of black trade unions and -- w

what should a large chamberlain joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefited from? michael schara and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history that have nothing to do about books that historians, right steven spielberg's 2012 epic lincoln uses the gettysburg address to remind viewers about the battles powerful wartime impact. it opens. you all notes it open scene. it opens with scene of common soldiers. one black two white who recite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops prepare to embark for the wilmington campaign in the last winter of the war. well, the scene is comically preposterous the speech received almost no attention in 1863 as all of you know, and the notion that it had entered the national consciousness to the point that random soldiers could quote passages speaks volumes about our perceptions of gettysburg as the definitive learning the attorney point. i'll bet lincoln couldn't have quoted to gettysburg address to himself in january of 1865. i in fact would bet a good bit of money on that. he'd get the g

ah, and for warren, the story leave and i said joshua or johnson on to the program. he's an activist in ghana. he's with an enjo chord. there or foundation, he's joining us from a cra welcome to d. w. news africa. joshua, we've just seen the mess that's been created over the years by, by 2nd hand clothes. just tell us what is the scale of this problem in ghana? ah, is that mostly for on for us here in our car? as we have back on someone's on my case with you said the biggest 2nd glued in my kids in their world. and some of these of count countries rely on us. so we, we, we have about to seem to be on governance a week. and some of this governance was the, this, if we're through some parts of the west africa countries and around 40 percent lives there, my kids and most, most of them and up at waste. so it's mostly ends up in there are shoes for the right. it's in committee table for me to see what needs to be done about this. um, well i would say yeah, yeah, it is a solution that we need to bring up because we have a lab as well with a lot of foundation dogs working w

ah, and for war and the story leave and i said, joshua or johnson on to the program. he's an activist in ghana, he's with an enjo chord there or foundation. he's joining us from our cra welcome to d, w. news africa. joshua, we've just seen the mess that's been created over the years by, by secondhand clothes. just tell us what is the scale of this problem in ghana? ah, is that mostly forum for us here in our car? was we have back on someone's, on my case with you said i began 2nd glued in my kids in their world. and some of these of can countries rely on us. so we, we, we have about 15000000 governance a week. and some of this governance was the basis we're to some parts of the west africa countries and around 40 percent lives there my kids and most, most of them and up i waste. so it's mostly insulting there or shares. so e, right, it's, it's really terrible for me to say, yeah. what needs to be done about this? oh, well, i would say, yeah, yeah. and we need to be lab because we have a lab as well. i'm working on this and i've been working over the last 811 years. le

when joshua was one year old.had to be operated on and we were told, either he goes into a three month deep coma or have a tracheotomy for at least two years. so we as his family decided for the tracheotomy, but with the help of this device called a v one, joshua can do more than just watch his teachers conduct lessons from home. the robotic device acts as a placeholder for joshua in class blinking lights on the robot's head. let teachers know when joshua is trying to participate, letting him be called on to ask questions, solve problems and best of all stay connected with his classmates. i would love to go to school, and this helps me to see my class again, teachers at the school say. although new technology like this comes with some roadblocks, they believe it will help any kid who may need to miss out on in person classes for a link. the time. not fall behind. we have talked to other parents in the class and told him joe. she can see the classroom and he can talk to the children. he can see everything on an ipa

i'm a joshua miles a guy. okay here. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. so yeah. oh, we add a couple, a couple. okay. yeah. i know we're, we're a, a, a, each one got hey, i know you're busy, you know, does happy the things, you know, i'm just the same period patient way. i'm busy talking to people. ah. i cannot change my parents, especially they're salt. there's nothing that i could so i so lay these as so well car then be about person and they them feel no crawl off me. it's out by the way to tell my mom, oh, i'm really good my life. one good thing came from this experience that to my parents, to one person, i think i will never do this again because it's not a bad for feeding to light to someone i i from continental ah, 2 books from the street to chicago on different paths with the same ambition, oh, fighting their way to a better life for themselves and their families. 6 6 live turning through in the volatile world of chicago. south side is no easy task. witness. ring sight on al jazeera. ah and a julian the debate, the eraser of like people from the american a

joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address in came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says >> the suspect stole the victim's 2019 m rcedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. >> they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever had. >> i him hit. he's been amazing. everything you could ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> tomorrow is doctor martin luther king junior and this year the holiday comes amid a critical fight in washington, dc for voting rights legislation. that's why his son took part in an arizona rally this weekend to push to make it e

when joshua was one year old.had to be operated on and we were told, either he goes into a three month deep coma or have a tracheotomy for at least two years. so we as his family decided for the tracheotomy, but with the help of this device called a v one, joshua can do more than just watch his teachers conduct lessons from home. the robotic device acts as a placeholder for joshua in class blinking lights on the robot's head. let teachers know when joshua is trying to participate, letting him be called on to ask questions, solve problems and best of all stay connected with his classmates can initially i would love to go to school, and this helps me to see my class again, teachers at the school say, although new technology like this comes with some roadblocks , they believe it will help any kid who may need to miss out on in person classes for a link. the time. not fall behind. we have talked to other parents in the class and told him joe. she can see the classroom and he can talk to the children. he can see everyt

so those i watch on color joshua with no power, my whole toilet war, no shaw a. hm. i sure. so i'm hiding away to me. so on. maybe i think your wish, you know, make some sorry, because we have to talk to my parents. i think he's a good looking and i barely know him so apparently so no worse to you know, to talk to some strangers. i i hope you don't do that because you will go ahead and in job waste more. oh, we'll go mamma short showing on the hall, mama, which shall all be to pagan montoya, which i hope i'm sure now. and so to be inside the value of my case, the woman emotional showed up. okay. she's got a whole meltdown. yeah. well, what i just was what was your artist was in charge and they were like, how was showing that josh was financed. come to probably do coming out all i wish you all to bob thomas. all which are even in marshall, where did you get the new jewish new we're going to give it hadn't, with the hope or crate going mama for which a month will cost me costs. and i wasn't clear for the billing anyhow. so you want me to call you and billing any whole social w

joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >> i him his. he's been amazing. everything you ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, tonight, we do have an update to a story of yet another pet taken here in the bay area. today we learned that one year-old minnelusa the cat is now back with her owners and we december kron. 4 0st told you that someone took the cat during a car break-in and san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. her owners say they were visiting the bay area from southern california at the time. the cat's owners telling kron four's gayle ong today that a good samaritan called them up, alerted them that the kind of been found. they drove up from southern california again to pick her up. take a break from the headlines. talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge as we wrap up another weekend here in the bay area.

joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address ando steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says >> the suspect stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. >> they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >> i his. he's been amazing. everything you ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> hopefully they can find their dog. we do have a happy ending to a story we first told you about a few weeks ago, a cat that was stolen during a car break-in is now back home with her owners. the owners of one year-old minnelusa say a good samaritan notified the

they all have back in the suv drove off along with the purse. >> joshua says the suspects got a hold of his mom's personal information. her id and car keys. just when you think things couldn't get any worse. joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address and came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says >> the suspect stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. >> they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >> i hit. he's been amazing. everything you ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> a house of worship turned into a c

joshua says the suspects got a hold of his mom's personal information. her id and car keys. >>just when you think things couldn't get any worse, joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address in came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says the suspects stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies. joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >>i him. it's been amazing. everything you could ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >>and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >>but we do have a happy ending to another story that we first told you about a few weeks ago

they all have back in the suv drove off along with the purse. >> joshua says the suspects got a hold information. her id and car keys. just when you think things couldn't get any worse. joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address in came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says >> the suspect stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. >> they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever had. >> i hit. he's been amazing. everything you could ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> hopefully they're able to get to toe back. we

joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring tome. the first time we've ever >> i him his. he's been amazing. everything you ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> hopefully they're able to find their pup. we do have a happy ending to another pet napping story that we first told you about a few weeks ago, a cat's stolen during car break-in is now back home with her owners. the owners of one year-old minnelusa say a good samaritan notified them. they found her cat. the cat's owners were visiting san francisco from southern california when someone broke into their suv and the cow hollow neighborhood. the couple says after getting the news, they jumped in the car and drove all the way back up here from southern california. 2, we're reunite with her. other news this morning. one person is dead. 2 others hospitalized after a crash near sonoma happened. >> around 11, 15 yesterday morning along highway one, 60

joshua's mom grabbed tito and his grandmother hit the men with her cane. my grandma had like a walking stick with her. and she was trying to hit them with it, joshua said his mom finally let go of the dog when she saw one of the men point a gun at his grandmother's head. the suspects took tito into purse. a wallet and car keys were inside that purse, and a few hours later, the suspects went to the women's home and stole a mercedes benz right out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office said they canvass the area and said they were able to get some video footage that could help. potito is just the latest frenchy targeted by thieves. thursday daisy was taken from his owner at gunpoint in oakland near lake merritt. and earlier this month, rosie was stolen well on a walk in san francisco's marina district. rosie was later found and reunited with her owner, joshua said he thinks it's ridiculous. thieves are after dogs, he said his family just wants tito home safe. they took my mom's purse. they took her car like we don't care about the first. we don

joshua's mom grabbed tito and his grandmother hit the men with her cane.had like a walking stick with her, um, and she was trying to hit them with it. joshua said his mom finally let go of the dog when she saw one of the men point a gun at his grandmother's head. the suspects took tito into purse. a wallet and car keys were inside that purse, and a few hours later, the suspects went to the women's home and stole a mercedes benz right out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office said they canvass the area and said they were able to get some video footage that could help. now tito is just the latest frenchy targeted by thieves. thursday daisy was taken from his owner at gunpoint in oakland near lake merritt. and earlier this month , rosie was stolen while on a walk in san francisco's marina district. rosie was later found and reunited with her owner, joshua said he thinks it's ridiculous. thieves are after dogs, he said his family just wants tito home safe. they took my mom's purse. they took her car like we don't care about the first. we don't c

they all have back in the suv drove off along with the purse. >> joshua says the suspects got a holdpersonal information. her id and car keys. just when you think things couldn't get any worse. joshua says the suspects described as males in their late teens early 20's found their home address in came back to steal his mom's car later on that evening. they actually came back and they took the car out of the driveway. the alameda county sheriff's office says >> the suspect stole the victim's 2019 mercedes c 63 around 9.45. saturday night. >> they say the suspects black. is also a reported stolen vehicle from the oakland police department and has been involved with several other armed robberies, joshua and his family created this go-fund me page to help raise money for a reward fund to bring to go home. the first time we've ever >> i him his. he's been amazing. everything you could ask for. you know, care about anything if you have any helpful information, please contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> and taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, we have a happy ending. we can re

in downtown berlin, the activist and academic joshua kweisi, wants to show me how traces of germany's colonial past still linger in the city. there is a site where the german chancellor bismark invited all the other european from your powers and the u. s. and the ottoman empire to come and discuss the carving up of the african continent. the meetings began here in 1884. there were no representatives from the african continent. there was nobody actually from the territories that were carved up. european nations competed with each other to grab land and resources. and so john colonies were and what us today target which includes what us today gonna come rule out what will then called germans south africa to de la, maybe out all of the east places, experienced brutal german crony rule. germany's time as a colonial power was sure, really 40 years later, it was forced to hand over its territories to the victors of world war one. but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets, museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis. all we demand is tha

but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis already modest that in sight germany gained from that part of its history need to be extended to include the dealings with colonial history and looted art of that era. and is simply wrong that his objects are there. a, i'm heading to hand to say some sculptures that have become the symbol of looted colonial art. many african artifacts arrived in the port of hamburg in the 19th century. among them were some benign bronzes. these are sculptures and carvings looted by the british in 1897 after a bloody war and benign city in present day nigeria is quite an incredible building. yeah. for sam opened the 1912. okay. and you have been aim bronzes here as well? yes, he had an interesting collection of about 170 pieces. doctor barbara plank and steiner is a world expert on the benign bronzes. oh wow. yeah, this is a conservation of this new took them 3 of ours our for inspection. so this is one of these are yes, blacks are very characteristic for the ben

joshua, on the one hand, you've got a regulatory agency, and on the other hand, you've got one whosemary mission is public health. give me an example how during the pandemic these agencies that should have been kind in lockstep because their services were all called for didn't work together as efficiently as they could have? >> well, i think people know that there was aig challenge with testing at the beginning of the pandemic that we didn't have enough tests. but behind that is the intersection of, well, how big a problem is this going to be? what does the nation need and e actual technology of the tests? it was a big disconnect between the c.d.c. and the f.d.a. between the approach of what the country needed to fight the pandemic and the tools that we might have to use. so, f.d.a. was approaching testing in a certain way based on some historical precedents thinking about what might needed for diagnosis with the state public health labs needed. and c.d.c. was really thinking about the entire pandemic, but they never really came together. the idea that we needed many, many tests very

rabbi joshua stanton, let me turn to you. if the rabbi there at the synagogue in colleyville is in fact among those hostages, tell us what he might be going through right now. you were saying earlier that you don't become a rabbi to get into the security business, but i just can't imagine what he may be going through right now. >> so, according to my colleagues, the rabbi, if indeed he is there, is charlie citron walker, and he is absolutely beloved. he's the first full-time rabbi to the synagogue. gives his heart and soul to that place and the community members. he is dedicated to justice and to social justice and i cannot even imagine the fear, the terror, the horror in his heart right now. not only for his safety, but the safety of those who are with him. and i would love to ask if i may for those who feel called to prayer in whatever language and tradition that they're from, to join in prayer for rabbi citron walker and also to consider an act of justice in his honor and as a form of action done as a sign of solidarity an

joshua sharfstein of johns hopkins. can see how this will become a bigger conversation given how many have tested positive in this country. tom: i like your idea from two years ago when you said " maybe the year starts in march." lisa: kong has quarantine camps for people when they come into the country. jonathan: 2 different worlds. i know which world i would rather live in. i'm living in it. yields are higher by half a basis point. heard on radio, seen on tv, this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat children, has attracted their helpless sentiment b as protected in effect from public prosecution. despite the recommendation is made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes. and for his country, ah, not allowed, no one to place a dagger to throw to democracy on the one year anniversary of the capitol hill riots he was president joe biden accuses his predecessor of creating a web of lies to pursue power of a principle. ah, hello again on camel santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera explosions and gone fire in catholic stones. la.

joshua talked about sort of the long civil rights history from '61 to '65.nk we're in that moment again. this may go beyond 2022 and perhaps even 2024 before we see the full restoration of the right to vote. >> it's super interesting context the way we're about to this timeline stretch. thank you all for coming on and talking about this today. >>> and be sure to check out joshua's show tonight on nbc news now. that's week days at 8:00 on nbc news now. >>> up next, what is the democratic party's plan if they can't get voting rights legislation through this congress? democrat of california joins me ahead. >>> later, the trump strangle hold. the former president holds his first rally of the year as he continues cultivating a group of loyalists to back his false claims of the 2020 elections ahead of the 2022 context. you're watching "meet the press daily". "meet the press daily" voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffe

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joshua sharfstein of the john's hopkins bloomberg school of health.e all want to know who lisa was talking about not behaving properly. tom: not of us speak to each other at the moment the show is over. i just look at it on lisa as dr. sharfstein said that normal has to be defined. jonathan: it is a family member who has upset you and not hating "normally." lisa: i just put it out in a general sense. previous incarnations of the virus, it was a badge of shame and now it is a badge of honor. i have had omicron, you can give me a hug. jonathan: lisa is upset with someone. tom: i was given an afterthought booster and the a shout out to the volunteers of that effort. it is stunning to walk in to the cornell building and see on the wall the big fat cats on our show that give us perspective and how they have contributed to the health care industry, the hospitals of new york. jonathan: totally agree. well said. your equity market down seven on the s&p. down .25% on the nasdaq. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the fed has been very clear that one way or another, the

joshua was a democrat who decided he wanted to be a businessman and make as much money as he could. and he did it using slaves. lincoln decides he wants to be a public servant. by the time in 1854 -- 8055 comes long he has developed a strong view in the emancipation proclamation. they come together after this foundation of living together for four years in springfield, they can debate the institution of slavery in the 1850s. in them and lincoln becomes president one of the first meetings he has he comes to chicago. they hadn't seen each other really in about 15 years. the first thing lincoln says is i need you in my administration. some of the best ideas he knows he believes in the institution of slavery because he says it. does your breakup slavery he wants to preserve the union. but to his credit says i'm not going to join your administration i'm too rich i don't give up my money. i'm going to do everything i can to help you with this war. speaking of kentucky was a border state. lincoln knew he could not lose kentucky. that is the linchpin of the border states. he does everything

at the 45th minute mark thomas mueller got himself on the score sheet doubling. byron's lead, joshua kim ich delivered a well placed free kick which mueller flicked into the net for his 7th goal of the season. that made it to neil for buyer and going in to half time, much to hurt those dismay. the 2nd half, some more goals as leroy sunday pounced on a sloppy ball, played out by her as goalkeeper. alexander swallow, easy pickings for the buyer and forward. who was quick to slot the ball into the open goal. ah serge number you finished off a lovely through ball to make it 4 for byron. further adding insult to injury, an error from substitute diet open mcconnell saw byron's clean sheet go up in smoke. but you're going eco, comes, go with a mere consolation for one, the final score as buyer and extend their lead at the top of the buddhist. make a table back to 6 points. and his reminder of our top story. united states has ordered the families of all american personnel at its embassy in ukraine to leave the country. non essential. stoffel also asked to leave. the state department says the

a what, what i should do, forgot sean gala shaw a double co that whole week later than we filed a joshua miles a. okay here. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. so we add a dot com. okay . yeah, i know a a a h t. hey, i know you're busy, you know, does the things, you know, i'm just the same period patient way. i'm busy talking to people. ah, i cannot change my parents, especially they're salt. there's nothing that i could. so i so lay these as so well, car then be about person and them feel no problem. is that by the way to tell my mom or i'm really good to my life. one good thing came from this experience that to my parents are one person. i think i will never do it again because it's not a bad for feeding to a light kiss on one that i love. yeah. i think on ah, a 4 hour climb car for full minutes of practice. ah, but to achieve the dream of becoming afghanistan's 1st ever when to an impudence, they will have to overcome many mountains, carving a path of hope and inspiration, where the light shine witness on al jazeera, with blue. ah, in a series of original documentaries, al jazeera correspondence

at the 45th minute mark, thomas miller got himself on the score sheet doubling. byron's lead, joshua kim ich delivered a well placed free kick which mueller flicked into the net for his 7th goal of the season. that made it to neil for buyer and going in to half time, much to hurt those dismay. the 2nd half some more goals as lee roy sunday pounds and a sloppy ball played out by hurt as goalkeeper. alexander swallow, easy pickings for the buyer and forward. who was quick to slot the ball into the open goal? serge, never you finished off a lovely threw ball to make it 4 for byron. further adding, insult to injury. ah, an error from substitute diet open. the cono saw byron's clean sheet go up in smoke . but you're going eco, comes go with a mere consolation for one, the final score as buyer and extend their lead at the top of the bonus. take a table back to 6 points are be live. so you have extended their run in the bonus tag it with the to nail victory or both spoke his season continues to go from bad to worse. it's took until the 2nd half for the home side to put themselves in front .

this, despite the enormity of the task in front of him, now guzman had to be happy to have joshua chemist back after a 2 month absence. due to cobit 19, and he was definitely glad that a certain prolific polish striker is on his team. robert levin doff ski opening the scoring for byron in the 18th minute. but 9 minutes later, the visitors responded. flaw he annoy house doing the honors. he was unmarked by the bye and defense and he volleyed impass. spend o vice who was filling in with manual noah out with cove. it a few minutes later. stephan lajna headed home a corner to make it to one. and her daughter was still smiling. this one just out of the reach of the diving. alright. in the 2nd half by and repeatedly threatened jamal lucy, allah denied here by yon sama but they couldn't hit the target. and that's how it ended. now, all of the black box were smiling as they pick up 3 crucial points against no less than buyer and munich. and you're up to date coming up next, our tech show shift looks at how we can live forever, at least digitally. there's more of course on our website, d, w dot co

so those i watch on color ca, joshua with no power. my whole toilet war. no shaw a . hm. yeah. i yeah. sure. so i'm hiding away to me, sean. maybe i think your wish, you know, make some sorry, because we have to talk to my parents. i think he is a good looking and i barely know him so apparently, so no more to, you know, to talk to some strangers. i i hope things are good for you. well, go ahead and in job were small. oh well go mamma short showing on the hall mama, which shall all be to pagan montoya, which i hope i'm sure now. and so to be sorry, but just in case the woman motion. gotcha. okay. all right. tom, she got a whole meltdown. yeah. well, what i just was waiting on was the artist was in charge of itself showing the josh was financed. come to probably do. how many out all i wish you all to bob thomas all which are even in place where you get the new york for new isn't gonna make it hadn't wasteful hope, crate or creek? oh mama for a month will cost me costs and i wasn't clear for the billing anyhow. so you want me to call you and billing any whole social was so you. r