this work is better than kareem up. there made that claim i've had this leg for about 20 years i've never asked for a new one because i'm used to that. a patient surprised when you tell them that you have a prosthetic leg what him up why when my legs are covered and nobody notices anything when i show them my leg that totally surprised by that they don't believe that was an artificial leg that they can walk normally after them informing them but then i show them i tell them see my leg is artificial but i still come here and work out how they. first came to the red cross as a 13 year old patient at the time kabul was engulfed in a deadly civil war she was shot in the leg 4 times while walking home from her grandmother's house as a 1000000 and. when i regained consciousness my leg felt very light i tried to feel it but i realized it had been cut off the sugar will be here and that's when a woman becomes disabled she becomes invisible people think she can't do anything while at work it was hard for me to accept this situat

award was named the league's nbp becoming the first player from milwaukee to win the award since kareem in 1974. the 24-year-old was very emotional during his acceptance speech. he averaged nearly 28 points per game, led the bucks at 60 wins in the regular season. today the warriors introduced their three rookies. now, the team focuses on free agency which begins on sunday. back in new york, they are hoping kevin durant will sign with the nets but andre iguodala was in the big apple today promoting his book on cnbc and set everybody straight. >> do you want to tell us whether they will re-sign? >> i think they will both be back with the golden state warriors. >>> aaa baseball, kpix 5's trailing norfork . a runner on. the right fielder anderson. for lee's thought the game was over. he thought the game was over and >>> the spacex falcon heavy has lifted off. (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile i

the game on big screens in south korea both countries were appearing in this final for the 1st time kareem supporters father to take the lead before ukraine head back to win the title . and you stanley cup champion st louis blues have been ordered with a parade in their hometown tens of thousands of fans turned up to see the n.h.l. team who deliver the championship trophy to st louis for the 1st time in the franchise's 52 year history the blues beat the boston bruins in the deciding game 7 of the finals on wednesday and that's all your support for now more later. to paris not to has held its 1st mass since a huge fire ravaged the roof of the cathedral there 2 months ago the small service it was a small service took place in a preserved part of the building the taj has more from paris. all. the sounds of prayers filled not for the 1st time since a fire ravaged the cathedral 2 months ago the archbishop of paris no small congregation will protective hats for a mass in a part of the church that hadn't been damaged to do c.m.'s this is a message of hope and sayings for all those who are moved b

kareem is patient yourself as more by the ground. than by that man. at the bottom. but no rational what use of says she keeps pushing him. he has to use his legs to make them strong again. ok that. you know off. i suppose the. size of a model. it's been a tough 1st day. getting used to this new reality isn't easy especially for. just a few months ago he was a confident teenager and a champion wrestler. but then his father died of cancer and a month later he lost his leg in the accident but. our life has changed a lot. we've become poor we've lost the head of our family. i used to go out with my friend and in the moment i was the strongest amongst them. now i'm the weakest moments of life for them it makes me feel so bad he was one of the rugby. cricket i think about what i'll do in the future will i be a burden will i work as a laborer pushing a wheelbarrow. because i can't even push a wheelbarrow. instead of worrying about school or his next wrestling match is from now worries about his family. i want to work to feed my family all of them and i don't want to baghda

, they named the league mvp and he becomes the first player from milwaukee to win the award since kareemin 1974. the 24-year-old was very emotional during his acceptance speech. he average nearly 28 points a game, led the box to 60 winds and in the regular-season. and yesterday the wars introduced their three rookies from left to right, allen's mileage, jordan bull, eric rasco, and now the team focus moves to free agency which begins on sunday. back in new york they are hoping that kevin durant will sign with the next but they were in the big apple promoting a book and said everybody street. >> i think they will both be back to the golden state warriors. >> you are crushing the next fans with that. >> aaa baseball, 6-5 with a runner on, they double to write, the tying run but anderson thought the game was over. he threw the ball into the stands allowing him to score a walkoff inside the park. inside the park omron. that is a one that got away moment. that the latest in sports. i will see today. >>> coming up in our next half hour, crime-fighting tool or invasive technology? today another

kareem is patient yourself as moment rather. than. as a modern woman. but no rational what use of says she keeps pushing him. he has to use his legs to make them strong again. ok that you. know off. i suppose the course of the size of them with. it's been a tough 1st day. getting used to this new reality isn't easy especially for. just a few months ago he was a confident teenager and a champion wrestler. but then his father died of cancer and a month later he lost his leg in the accident. our life has changed a lot. we've become poor we've lost the head of our family to go on i used to go out with my friend in the moment i was the strongest amongst them. now i'm the weakest moments of life for them it makes me feel so bad he was not of the rugby. cricket i think about what i'll do in the future will i be a burden will i work as a laborer pushing a wheelbarrow that. i can't even push a wheelbarrow. instead of worrying about school or his next wrestling match is from now worries about his family. i want to work to feed my family all of them and i don't wa

the game on big screens in south korea both countries were appearing in this final for the 1st time kareem supporters saw their team take the lead before ukraine head back to win the title. i knew stanley cup champions the st louis blues they have been honored with a parade in their hometown tens of thousands of fans turned up to see the n.h.l. team who delivered the championship trophy to st louis for the 1st time in the franchise's 52 year history the blues beat the boston bruins in this deciding game 7 of the finals on wednesday. and that's all your support to now for now it's now back to full a city and london. thanks so much now last week they took a sunset boat sunset boat trip together in st petersburg and now russia's president has helped his chinese counterpart xi jinping celebrate his 66th birthday with ice cream and champagne she and out of a fusion was seen at clinking glasses at a hotel and to take a stand where they were both attending a regional summit there was also a white cake decorated with chinese characters meaning good fortune double sex and after sipping his champagn

the game on big screens in south korea both countries were appearing in this final for the 1st time kareem supporters father to take the lead before ukraine head back to win the title . and you stanley cup champion st louis blues have been ordered with a parade in their hometown tens of thousands of fans turned up to see the n.h.l. team who deliver the championship trophy to st louis for the 1st time in the franchise's 52 year history the blues beat the boston bruins in the deciding game 7 of the finals on wednesday and that's all your support for now more later. not has held its 1st mass since the huge fire ravaged the roof of the cathedral there 2 months ago the small service took place in a preserve part of the building and has more from paris. all. the sound of prayers filled not for the 1st time since a fire ravaged the cathedral 2 months ago the archbishop of paris no small congregation will protective hats for a mass in a part of the church that hadn't been damaged to do c.m.'s this is a message of hope and sayings for all those who are moved by what happened to. the rare glimpse in

this was an amazing team, magicjohnson, kareem abdul—jabbar, cooper, byron scott, wonderful players, they were the best anywhere. and you go and watch these sort of seven foot, six foot ten ballet dancers, virtually, this amazing athleticism. and i remember asking pat riley, it must be so easy with players like this. he said, john, trying to get them to play as a team, this is the hardest thing. sometimes they come in and they are bringing their private problems in, and then so—and—so is not talking to so—and—so. he said when you are on the road a lot, it is not easy. so the one thing you learn is to give and take, feel the best way to go, and then be clear where you are going, and not be frightened of shifting your plans, you know. don't look like you are someone who second guesses yourself all the time. you're not making it up as you go along, though, surely. i think you are very clear where you're trying to go and do, 0k? but you don't necessarily hit people over the head with it. you don't go forcing it. people have got to come with you. same in politics. you have to persuade, if

it's kareem is job to help you save from new york again but it won't be easy. god going after him out there that are already there was i'm other than are we are these are mother these i want his legs are a mangled mess but she's more worried about the scars she can't see the child is very sad because. the other child is they walk and they and i. but he's always at them on the wheelchair. things maybe you know i walk. home. despite his injuries yousif is very lucky outside we meet his 16 year old isra who'd lost his leg in the same accident. he knew so for waiting for a bus home from the market when a speeding car plowed into them when he came on you know i was in a room. the driver tried to break but the car started flipping us over what you saw a voice hit it went flying into the ditch i'm awkward to all of them marches on doesn't look good and i was pulled below the car and my leg went under the wheel steering yonder with the car going down. on the question when i tried to pull it i saw blood pouring out it was everywhere all over my clothes i started screami

they did some things to kareem abdul jabbar also. i think he was just a true believer, i really do. when he got the olympic gold medal, he was backed by this group in louisville of 11 white businessman. to be his a man trainer and they sent him to miami, florida. it was all good, angelo was a great trainer, but angelo went home at 5:00 every night, and here was this 18-year-old kid trying to make connections in life and meet people and do things. that is when he fell enthralled with the nation of islam. it really became his life. i don't and he was afraid. -- don't think he was afraid. >> you never talked to him. >> well, i covered five fights of his, but after this type period. for the book, no, he was kind of out of it. >> so we talk about the director research. -- direct research. you have a lot of newspaper accounts, but what about interviews? >> i talked with his wife at the time. point -- she said -- ali controlled the narrative to his life better than anybody. andle would listen to ali they would give him so many great quotes, they would never talk to anybody or hear from any

kareem porter is the curator of the exhibit. [applause] thene of the goals of exhibit is the recognized the diversity of suffragist activists and many basis on which american women have been barred from voting. the exhibit looks beyond the familiar names such as susan d'antoni and alice paul and brings to our attention activist from a variety of backgrounds, showing that the cause of suffrage was advanced by women across race, as they come and class. field of in the women's history and a meeting feminist biographer is the author of numerous books on the 20th century u.s. history, including american women's history: a very short introduction. inll missing, amelia earhart the search for modern feminism, and women who shaped the american century. university,harvard she has taught where she served as editor of biographical dictionary, completing the 20th century. she has served as the general editor of the american national the which has long been associated with the library and the institute for servesd study where she as the honor

. >> i saw kareem abdul abdul abdl i saw the baltimore bullets. isn't that a great name? were the washington bullets. >> i guess baltimore handguns. but no, they're leaving what i grew up knowing as the oakland alameda coliseum complex arena, where the warriors played and the oakland seals played, the hockey team that i went and saw. >> jimmy: the oakland seals. >> they're closing it out. i don't know what they're going to do with it. >> jimmy: do you feel sad at all? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't care. >> it's a storied history without a doubt. but it's from an era when they built these arenas, complexes and made a mistake of making them freeway close, two freeways go right by there. anytime there's an event, that freeway is gridlocked and you are late for the game. >> jimmy: so your fondest memory of this arena is as an annoyance. >> that and i was a vendor at oakland as game. >> jimmy: oh, really in. >> i was 14 years old. i thought it would be like the tv show, everybody tries to help out the young kid. first of all i got robbed twice. note to self, hide those wads of ca

. >> kareem and moveon.org, you through me off -- [ laughter ] >> author of "one nation after trump." my friend. i have to come to you first because you are my publicist now. >> yes. >> i -- it was interesting to me that the first night, second night were really different. >> totally different. >> the first night felt like everyone was introducing themselves and sort of not paying attention to trump. >> right. >> and the second night more about conflict. >> cage fight. >> with trump and biden. >> yes. >> what do you make of kamala harris' decision to go there with biden. >> i had a conversation with a friend that felt this was out of line. i said no, if she's bothered by it or affected by it, she should speak about it. biden, uncle joe has been sliding by a little bit because of name recognition and the whole barack obama thing. i need him to stand on his own two feet and win votes because of him. not because of anybody else or anything he's done. i'm not coming for uncle joe. that's great. but i respect what she did and understand. it does linger. things like that linger. >> kareem j

. >> in 2016 nba hall of famer kareem abdul-jabbar also used the phrase during the speech and the chronicle of higher education used it for an op ed, in 2015, make america america again was used by former texas governor rick perry during his presidential run and former g.o.p. senator rick santorum used a similar version during his presidential run. all of those who used or are using the phrase in modern times might want to give a tip of the hatch to the poet langston hughes who wrote a poem titled let america be america again, he wrote that poem in 1936. >> shannon: the mystery thickens. thank you for tracking it down tonight. a floor on the house floor today after routine debate on a spending package for hhs led one democrat to say about her republican pro-life colleagues because they support limits on abortion. >> mr. speaker, it is tiring to hear from so many sex starved males on this floor talk about a woman's right to choose. >> shannon: congresswoman norma torres ultimately withdrew the comment but here's another one, yesterday ohio democrat congresswoman marcia fudge wrote a letter t

i agree with kareem abdul jabbar who wrote a piece for the "hollywood reporter" saying the america peop american people lost out. i didn't hear this clear, conci concise, argument on why the democrats deserve to take over the oval. that's where i felt like it was a disservice to us. these debates actually went so deep into the weeds, so into the details, that we lost sight of something. that there's a man in the white house truly causing dysfunction. i mean, really -- >> yeah -- >> -- more than anything -- in our democracy. >> i was little taken aback on the first night they hardly attacked the president at all. >> yeah. >> it was almost like they were running to succeed a democratic president as was the case in '16. >> yeah. >> you have to make a case on why you want to fire the guy that you're going to run against if you become the nominee. but, daniel, there was the effect that some established, i think, certainly kamala harris did, i think julian castro definitely did, they did establish they belonged on the stage. as one who ran, myself, in over 30 of those debates, one of the thin

to win the trophy with 2 teams, the raptors and the spurs lebron did with the chasm, the heat and kareemabbar did it with the bucks and the lakers. the nba, final feels like a good walk spoiled which is what they say about god but not for tiger woods. it is looking like he's got to make the cut yesterday was tiger just fine off the leaders and which is his partner justin rose who shot 665 if tiger does well again today. it will be the first time that he has moved on in the us open since 2013. so if your dad likes called, and you forgot about devil beach this weekend you might want to change your father's day plans. just let them sit on the couch and watch tv. that's the buzz. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>well 2 sequels and an original comedy land in theaters this weekend rick damigella gives us a preview. >>our of room. and he is deja vu all. dismissed. >>men in black international brings a new squad of men and women dressed in the company issued threats to the big screen for ragnar rocco stars chris hemsworth and

i saw kareem abdul-jabbar play. i actually saw the buffalo braves and the baltimore bullets play.or a basketball team? the bullets. >> jimmy: then there was the washington bullets which is even worse. >> i guess the term baltimore handguns, that wasn't really -- that wouldn't really sell you. but no, they're leaving what i grew up knowing as the oakland alameda coliseum complex arena. that's where the warriors played and the oakland seals played, the hockey team that i went and saw. >> jimmy: that was an nhl team, the oakland seals. >> they're closing it out. i don't know what they're going to do with it. >> jimmy: do you feel sad at all about this? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't care. >> well, it's a storied history without a doubt. but it was from the era where they built these sports complexes, arenas. and they made the mistake of making them freeway close. two freeways sort of go right by there. which means anytime there's an event that freeway is gridlocked and you're late for the game and you leaving early because you want to -- >> jimmy: so your fondest memory of this area is a

to win the trophy with 2 teams, the raptors and the spurs lebron did with the chasm, the heat and kareemr did it with the bucks and the lakers. the nba, final feels like a good walk spoiled which is what they say about god but not for tiger woods. it is looking like he's got to make the cut yesterday was tiger just fine off the leader right and which is his partner justin rose who shot 665. if tiger does well again today. it will be the first time that he has moved on in the us open since 2013. so if your dad likes called and you forgot about beach this weekend you might want to change your father's day plans. just let them sit on the couch and watch tv. that's the buzz. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. visit wyndhamhotels.com. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>well 2 sequels and a

it's kareem is job to help you save from new york again but it won't be easy. i was going to him out there that are already there was i'm other than are these are mother these i want his legs are a mangled mess but she's more worried about the scars she can't see the child is very sad because. the other child is they walk and they it and i ply but he's always that thing on the wheelchair. things maybe you know i walk. home. despite his injuries yousif is very lucky outside remains his 16 year old. who'd lost his leg in the same accident. he knew so for waiting for a bus home from the market when a speeding car plowed into them when he came in you know i was in a room. the driver tried to break but the car started flipping us over 1000000 use of was hit and went flying into the ditch i'm awkward to all of them marge is on the look of. i was pulled below the car and my leg went under the wheel steering yonder with the car going down the clara pose. the question when i tried to pull it i saw blood pouring out it was everywhere all over my clothes i started screami

that is what we talked about, i guess, and that's oil, not necessarily world war iii, kareem, but what'sashington you have a trump administration which i would argue has divergent end games with regards to iran. president trump clearly doesn't want any conflict in the middle east he doesn't want regime change. he essentially wants a deal with iran, or at least a big summit with iran. trump's national security adviser, john bolton, i think, is on the totally opposite page. he's long advocated for military strikes and regime change in iran then you have secretary of state pompeo, who is in between them trying to reconcile these competing impulses, and his focus is basically, let's just focus on the means, which is economic pressure to bring iran to the negotiating table i think the iranians in response to this maximum pressure campaign feel obliged to respond because they otherwise will project weakness and i think the parameters in which iran's supreme leader is operating is on one hand, if he doesn't do anything, if he doesn't respond at all to maximum pressure, as i said, he looks weak,

he joins kareem abdul-jabbar and lebron james as the only players to be named mvp with two different franchises and the first to win in both conferences, the east and the west. >> so much drama in these games. and right up to the very end. we saw klay thompson go out, he was going to the locker room when he suffered his injury. they realized if he had gone out and had not shot his free throws, couldn't have come back in. came in and shot the free throws and had to go out. wait for the off-season in the nba. let me say that. >> a lot of names out there. >> sure are, dana, thank you very much. >>> new york moves to clamp down on the worst measles outbreak in >>> good friday morning to you. we made it to friday and cooler temperatures. enjoy it. hires around where we should be for this time of year. low 80s fairfield, concord, livermore and san francisco. mid-60s san francisco and 60 in pacifica. >>> all thanks to strong onshore flow. a little cooler on saturday. still looking great on father's day for sunday. heating up next week inland but cool along the coast. e deh of an illi fooi o

i agree with this guy, kareem abdul gentleman par in his hollywood reporter piece.s in the debate. i didn't see anything telling us that look, we deserve the oval office, we deserve to take on this guy, and really win. >> and joe scarborough is saying the same thing yesterday on morning joe. think trump will ever be able to recover from the thursday debate? >> absolutely. the thing is kamala harris opened up this wound in joe biden. and while he took a 10% plunge, he got an 18% bump from african-american voters. trump would like to certainly get biden or maybe he's worried about kamala harris. the most important thing, he has to worry about the economy, the trade war with china, and getting a good deal. and if he can get north korea to denuclearize or go from an armistice to a peace treaty, that would be huge. >> those are some huge ifs. >> that you're putting on there. >> donald trump was never -- i mean, when he was running for president, everybody cast him out. so it's -- it seems whatever he does, it may seem like a pipe dream. but he got to the oval office. >>

growing up, a lot of the references i had a muslim athletes were some of the goats like muhammad ali or kareembar and i know they fasted and observed ramadan and played in playoffs or had really big matches. so for me it seemed relatively easy. if these people can win championships, i can make it through the first few rounds rounds of a world championship. jemele: you had a very -- i wouldn't call it startling, but it was just one of those comments that you made that made me go, wow, never thought of it that way. in an interview with espn you've said the muslim experience post 9/11 and the muslim experience now are eerily similar. what makes you say that? during 9/11 i was a kid and i remember i was in high school, i was in ap english, and the rest of us watched the towers fall from a television in our classroom. i grew up 30 minutes outside of new york city. a lot of the kids in my township had parents who worked in new york city, and i had relatives who worked in new york. it hit very close to home but i grew up in a very inclusive environment, diverse town. i didn't feel what maybe other mu

joining the conversation, senior adviser at move on.org and msnbc contributor, kareem john pierre. >>lose to the microphone. >> i feel safe around her. >> national correspondent for the "new york times" magazine, mike leis with it. it is good to have you all. it'll be more than seven months before the first votes are counted in the 2020 presidential nominating contests, but president trump is already focusing on joe biden. while the former vice president is also centering his attention on trump, both were in iowa yesterday, where biden delivered a scathing set of remarks at stops across the state. as the president lobbed his own barbs, both on his way to iowa and during an appearance in counsel bluffs. >> our politicians let other countries push us around, treat us badly, treat our country with no respect. you see that with biden. we would never be treated with respect because people don't respect him. even the people he's running against, they're saying, where is he? what happened? >> in 2020, we not only had to repudiate donald trump's policies and values, we have to clearly and ful

. >> kareem jean pi -- also with us, capital correspondent and the host of kacie dc, peter hoss, johnbinson, and chief white house correspondent peter baker. first of all, great job, that's all i can say, seriously. a lot of people saw that and i can't imagine what it was leek to have a prom nant sitting united states senator running for president and having no idea when you stepped in front of that guy what his intentions were. good on your for the courage you showed and you stood your ground. i said i know who i want to moderate my next panel. take us through what happened on saturday. >> the conversation that we were having before he jumped on, we're talking about gender gap, race, three women of color on stage having a really inciteful conversation. it was her big idea, and we are just talking about, and going into depth, and here comes this guy with all of his male privilege and says i have something better to talk about, i have something that i want to talk about, there is an insulting component of it and the frightening part of it as well. when i saw him i wasn't sure what was

kareem is patient yourself as moment rather. than. as a modern woman. but no rational what use of says she keeps pushing him. he has to use his legs to make them strong again. ok that you. know off. my 1st of all most of the size of them with. it's been a tough 1st day. getting used to this new reality isn't easy especially for. just a few months ago he was a confident teenager and a champion wrestler. but then his father died of cancer and a month later he lost his leg in the accident but. our life has changed a lot. we've become poor we've lost the head of our family. i used to go out with my friend in the moment i was the strongest amongst them. now i'm the weakest moments of life for them it makes me feel so bad he was one of the rugby. cricket i think about what i'll do in the future will i be a burden will i work as a laborer pushing a wheelbarrow. because i can't even push a wheelbarrow. instead of worrying about school or his next wrestling match is from now worries about his family. i want to work to feed my family all of them and i don't want