a dual kareem explores the southernmost region of europe on a trip full of cultural treasures. 45 minutes on with it. ah, ah, this looks like the bath tub has run it over. we'll find out exactly what is happening here at the top of the program. everyone, welcome to another edition of your max with me, your house, meghan lee. here's a look at what else that we've got coming up on today's show. we follow our to you tube or is allison and eric as they eat their way through italy. and we find out what give hunger is famous. so kind wine it sweetness. whenever i take a bath, i love to fill up the tub with lots and lots of bubbles. and simply think into this fluffy foam or one german arda thought potential in these foamy forms. and she decided to develop the idea on a bigger scale. stephanie looming now creates giant installations with flowing, colorful bubbles. but her works last only as long as the bubbles were hold up. we caught up with her for her latest work in paris. ah, the square in front of the santa won't be due in paris is covered with millions of colorful soap bubbles. this piece of

and kareem shot the skyhook. >> jimmy: did he? of course he did, he had to. why not? >> amazing.e little kids, man. >> jimmy: t sounds like it. >> just to be together one more time. and the best time we had was riding on the bus and telling stories. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. that was outstanding. and we went to our former seats we used to sit in. >> jimmy: did you? >> every single guy sat in the same seat 20 years later. >> jimmy: it's like the funeral without the death. magic johnson is here. we'll be right back. [ applause ] ♪ >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by quest. shop online, anytime for over 50 lab tests from quest. learn more at questhealth.com. now wait for the best part there microwave. a dealer is gonna deliver this car to our home. never leave home, never leave home! woo, it's here! there's one thing... i can't do from home. drive! someone stop him! kenan! catch ya later, refrigerator! as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, hea

the mediterranean, ah, it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock enter far do kareem drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and made it to ring where has history left its traces leading people hearing their dreams many to me during this week on d w ah, ah ah, ah, it's true that protecting the environment is off. next pensive, the damage caused by droughts, floods, and tropical storms is costly to not only is there a monetary toll, but a human one to a natural disaster can destroy lives and livelihoods in minutes. yet green industries can be a money spin of the economy. here in germany, they're worth over 70000000000 euros a year and employ more than 300000 people greening the economy. that's our topic today on mate. one of the advantages of living in a city with lots of parks as always a calm oasis to get away from it all. but there's more to greenery in cities and meets the eye. plants and trees help to filter harmful gases out of the air and help cool down the city on a hot summer day. it's also become a lucrative business. as our reporter julia high investmen

. >> and kareem, on podcast america, we have the audio of president obama i think this was on friday.or the united states when he was president not to support the green revolution in 2009 and thinking back then we understand from other advisers was that that might lead the atolla to say it was american sponsored. already we've seen that joe biden said this weekend. let's play the sound of barack obama. >> in retrospect, i think that was a mistake. every time we see a flash, a glimmer of hope, of people longing for freedom, i think we have to point it out. we have to shine a spotlight on it. we have to express some solidarity about it. >> would it have made a difference if the united states had shown leadership on this issue in 2009? >> you know, this counterfactuals are always impossible to predict, andrea, but i would say what's important was that jake sullivan was then an aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. i think his takeaway from 2009 was that whether america does zero out of ten to help protesters in iran or ten out of ten, the regime in tehran is always going to label t

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the man's back door was awarded to frenchman kareem benson, who scored 44 girls in 46 matches for round madrid, helping the club when the champions league and melinda. excuse me. the man's whirl copa inn katara kicks off in less than a month. however, another football tournament has been underway inc, a t r for some time. the st child world cup disadvantage girls from various countries took part in the competition, which is about far more than just football. young io takes a bow after picking palestine $1000000.00 front against guitar. the opening goal of the 2020 st child loan cup she and her teammates grew up in a refugee camp in the palestinian city of to come football. her coat you see is both a vital physical activity for girls and a distraction from the everyday struggles of living in the streets. them coming here, hair is a great deal because it will encourage their friends to finish to play football or any kind of sport. ah, they are here to be the leader of the future generations. so yes, this will encourage them greatly. $28.00 teams consisting of clears from poor and disadvan

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it's waters connect people of many cultures. unforgettable andalusia. java dual kareem explores the southernmost region of europe on a trip full of cultural treasure. in 30 minutes on d. w. libya is tearing apart. the fighting has lasted 10 long years. it's a war pitting east against west driven by outside interest. this fought with sophisticated weapons entering the country despite an embargo background of a civil war. libya destruction of a nation in 75 minutes on d w. how we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship and then we're all in we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to me. whatever it takes believe i'm following with w. fire made for them. mm hm. ah ah, this is d w. news life from berlin. iranian security forces are reported to half open fire. i protest us in a mazda, i mean, nice. hometown, thousands have travel to be near her grave. mocking the end of the morning period following her death in police custody 40.

oh we're sadness and anger in the city of georgie's wound is carry the coffin of yassin abdel kareem, one of 18 t. niss eons who drowned last month trying to get to italy. oh, what happened to the others remains unknown. but relatives of the missing angered by reports that you knew 0 forties buried. some of the victims in unmarked graves in a cemetery for foreign migrants. for bodies have since been themed o days of protest culminated in a general strike on tuesday. more than 4000 people took to the streets, demanding answers from authorities. and what level assist you are for the other? the food demand is to open an investigation into all aspects of the incident from the sinking of the boat to the process of searching for the bodies that more than 22000 migrants have been intercepted of chin is east coast. since the start of this year, it's a popular but dangerous route for africa, migrants trying to cross the mediterranean to reach the e. u. food and fuel shortages into nicea of lead others to join to president chi psi aid has called for an investigation into what happened. he wants

good to have you on the show this morning, kareem. i guess, what do you make of these latest protests? at first, analysts said, well, it is -- these protests exist, but it won't make a mark. do we still feel that way? >> no, mika, i think this is now the most serious threat that the iranian regime has faced since 1979. there's something that feels inexorable about -- >> visceral -- >> about especially what these young girls in iran want, which is reminiscent of the antiapartheid movement in south africa. they're not facing racial apartheid, they're facing gender apartheid. you have a regime led by very old men. the only tool kit they have is repression. that has worked for them in the past. they can repress street protests, but when you start to see strikes among oil workers, merchants in iran, and you see the scope of these protests expand on national level, it's much more difficult to contain. >> and joe, parallel with 1979, what's different, one thing that's different is technology. and these young people, they've gotten a sense of

it's waters connect people of many cultures. unforgettable andalusia java bill kareem explores the southernmost region of europe on a trip full of cultural treasure. 60 minutes on dealing with the end of the pandemic. in site, we show what it could look like. will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. his success is a weekly coven. 19 special. every thursday con d w. a. i have been that done. i have been beaten. i have been taken straight did because we tried to to show dirty, a face of mafia all over the world. environmentalists are in danger. the enemy, ruthless corporations, corrupt government agencies, and criminal cartels. we work with and then the design and that would be targeted. environmentalists in danger starts october 29th on d. w. ah ah, a ah ah. all way can be the generation that ends it for good. malaria must die time millions can live with. ah, this is these are the news live from berlin, right? scripts, warner protest isn't a ron, are now whisking torture and even death. security forces make more rest as nationwide demonstrations enter a 6 week. mea

jeff abdulla kareem explores the southernmost region of europe on a trip full of cultural treasures. coming on d, w, need batteries lying around. is your medicine properly stored? mm hm. emergencies can happen at a moment's notice, especially when children are involved. tips for prevention and how to act quickly with in good shape. in 30 minutes on d, w. o. o. many push it out in the world right now. climate change if any, off the story. this is my flex the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with flux with his subscriber all morning. he was like, oh look and they get older harvesters are immigrants, like if they come in, everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvey, by people who are being exploited. how it's done id. so i, we're going to need durham, we can keep doing what we're doing, need to become a sustainable as possible management. and that's why you're green revolutionaries. it's absolutely necessary. europe review the future is being determined. now, our documentary series will show you how people,

i love kareem feels reassured, because even though coven 19 infections have slowed down in the country, the past could help in dealing with any new waves. as he goes, okay, if the crisis comes back, but we'll be asked which people have been infected in the past if, if they will ask for a history of the patients. and that's also important with the past because it traces everything. have i ever been infected with cove? it? am i a person who is susceptible to the disease? even though there are now just under 82000 positive cases in the country, korean wants to remain mobilized. her trip will continue to 4 more cities. that was this week's covered 19th, special reports and focusing on african countries. so your next wing until then, bye bye, and stay healthy with who to the point of strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the most severe a russian missile strikes in month half if you're creating the targets included critical infrastructure for water and energy. while today's nuclear threat continues to move on to the point we ask russian missile attacks on ukraine, ho

i love kareem feels reassured, because even though covered 19 infections slow down in the country, the past could help in dealing with any new waves. as it was again, if the crisis comes back but will be asked, which people have been infected in the past, they will ask for a history of the patients. and that's also important with the past because it traces everything was, has started. have i ever been infected with cove? it? am i a person who is susceptible to the disease? even though there are now just under 82000 positive cases in the country, korean wants to remain mobilized. her trip will continue to 4 more cities. that was this week's covered 19th, special reports focusing on african countries. so you next week until then, but by and stay healthy with you and do the conflict. the war in ukraine has raised political attentions throughout europe, but relatively between kosovo and in brussels. officials have told both sides to cool rhetoric and warn coffee vote without an agreement to normalize relations with belgrade. the time for joining the e. u is running out my guess this week f

portugal suffer a big blow as the yoga jots are, is ruled out of the world cup plus rail. madrid's kareem bends. hima is named wolves based footballer on east tim phelan door nomination. ah, welcome to the program where you begin in france, where frustration over the rising cost of living has sparked and nationwide strike . people are demanding higher wages has been disruption in the public sector and transport system with teachers, bus drivers, and health care workers walking off the job. natasha butler has more from paris, fed up an angry transport and energy sector workers made a demonstration in paris to call for higher wages among them. we're all refinery staff. you've been on strike for a month to stand off with their bosses a total and now she has caused a fuel shortage in the country. the french governments attempt to end the blockade by forcing staff back to work or face penalties has inflamed tension. oh god, it's terrible. and rather than doing that, they should force companies to hand over their large profits to social organizations. i love the i love. what do you think the mi

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one example is the forest school created by architect neural kareem, which is due to open in 2022. it's an unusual design, petering a green facade, a bank circuit on the roof, and green a tramps. the design basically explores the relation between nature and better got you, dennis, of in certain lives. so the foundations of the school doctrine of forest, based on the idea of grow our lawn reuse, plotted play, tuna is blooming with new construction. a story housing has one of the biggest builders. it's director says green architecture is also profitable and less energy consumption means lower emissions and less smog by nature. we are not sustainable. you know, because the other end of the day we are treating large monoliths of concrete and steel. and you know, in norway as the mining of steel or the manufacturing of concrete or most of them are deals that we use a sustainable. but in the way be design these buildings, we can make these buildings last longer. a few examples of how we can do that is maximize the model light that comes in. right? so we give floor to ceiling windows lodg

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i love kareem feels reassured, because even though covered 19 infections slow down in the country, the past could help in dealing with any new waves. as it was again, if the crisis comes back but will be asked, which people have been infected in the past, they will ask for a history of the patients. and that's also important with the past because it traces everything was decided have i ever been infected with cove? it? am i a person who is susceptible to the disease? well, even though there are now just under 82000 positive cases in the country, korean wants to remain mobilized. her trip will continue to 4 more cities. that was this week's covered 19th, special reports focusing on african countries. so your next wait until then, bye bye, and stay healthy with who they are at the top of the food chain. and yet they are in great danger. with in argentina, for decades, they were almost extinguished. now, large swan areas are to be restored. let the return of the tag wires begin with 15 minutes on d, w to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the most sev

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the real madrid and france footballer, kareem benzema, has won the men's balon dorr award for this year'seal madrid win the spanish title. you're watching newsday on the bbc. as a ruling conference continues, the united states says president xi is the leading china in a more aggressive direction. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dock older, slimmer and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plane, it lights up a biblicalfamine — now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion — in argentina today, it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends, - we have always come to good and lasting solutions. concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines — prime minister liz truss has acknowledged her gover

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kareem left before google acquired them. there'speople like the coleaders of youtube at the time . the rest were gone by 2010. they're not like obviously zuckerberg or jack dorsey of twitter . these entrepreneurs that have had and sometimes tight control and vision and like the company sees and certainly facebook and now meta is the case where the company is run by one person . the founders certainly had some probably google took it in directions they didn't love i think they were part of an era of the internet where salting consumer need which they did, they were sort of like this while roller coaster ride. as soon as they joined google they were shipped around the world so this is in germany and russia and japan and korea. it was this time of euphoria, someone in the book calls it the internet ioften and we lead into the arab spring which we saw social media and there was. a revolutionary force, a platform for documenting and witnessing real actual revolutions and a people that traditional media in a way that traditional media and countries with state run media but that's where t

let's bring in kareem to talk about this. a lot of questions remaining about this fire this morning. >> that's right. state television initially announced that 40 people died from smoke inhalation and a little bit later they announced only four people. so the reality is that we can't count on iranian state tv to tell us what really happened. and the families of political prisoners are obviously extremely concerned about the well being. >> it's been exactly a month since the protests broke out, sparked by the death of mahsa amini. are there any cracks you're seeing in the regime right now? >> an important question. there's numerous fires happening now in iran. you have young women taking to the streets removing head scarves. you have the universities protesting, ethnic protests. and you're just starting to see the emergence of strikes among the bizarre and petro chemical workers. if all of these brush fires combine together, the regime is going to be in trouble. so far we haven't seen signs of fissures within iran's security f

oh, good. sadness and anger in the city of georgi munez carry the coffin of yassin abdel kareem, one of 18 tennesseans who drowned last month trying to get to italy. oh, what happened to the others remains unknown. that relatives of the missing or angered by reports that she knew 0 authorities buried some of the victims in unmarked graves in a cemetery for and migrants. full bodies have since been exempt. o daisy protest culminated in a general strike on tuesday. more than 4000 people took to the streets, demanding answers from authorities. not labella says you are about the 1st demand is to open an investigation into all aspects of the incident from the sinking of the boat to the process of searching for the bodies. more than $22000.00 migrants have been intercepted of trinity's case since the start of this year. it's a popular but dangerous route for africa, migrants trying to cross the mediterranean to reach the e. u. food and fuel shortages int he nicea have lead. others to join to president clay said his called for an investigation into what happened. he wants the people smuggle

. >>> coming up in the next hour by the way, i'll speak live with the white house press secretary kareemss this and more. >>> we're counting down to the midterm election three weeks from today and the crucial senate race in new hampshire. cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger has a closer look at attempts to unify the republican party after the primaries. >> new hampshire, home to the first presidential primaries and now. >> get me in the senate. >> home to a crucial senate race. atrabltracting voters with fier held views. >> who doesn't want to make america great? >> that's the goal of course. watching republicans try to unify this election season is like watching a bunch of arranged marriages. in new hampshire, between a more conventional and successful inckcumbent governor with a sene condition date calling for a new breed of party outsiders. what would you call yourselves? >> we're patriots, right? we're a new ilk of the republican party. >> that's retired general don who served ten tours in afghanistan and narrowly won a packed primary as a border protecting and election denyi

kareem jean-pierre, the white house press secretary, put out a statement saying we'll continue to move full speed ahead with our preparations for compliance with this order, and the administration will continue to fight republican officials suing to block our efforts to provide relief to working families. so,er it's been good news and bad news for the administration over the past couple days about this program. they won a couple court challenges. the president came here to delaware state university in dover to promote the program just yesterday, fred. >> all right, joe. i know the president wants to focus on the here and now and what's likely to happen on -- you know, in just about two weeks. but he's also being asked about his long-term, longer term aspirations about running again what is he saying? >> reporter: well, he did say in an interview with msnbc, fred, that it is his intention to run but that he's made no formal decision and made it pretty clear that he doesn't want to put into action all of the legal machinery that gets going whenever there's a formal declaration that there

leading barcelona to know in the 1st al classical meeting of the seasons, la leaguer, who else swell. kareem denny's mom to put rail in the lead at the burnaby with you saw him into the smash level on points with boss or having conceded just one lead goal to date. however, that figure has since tripled, fairly recovered a doubling the lead for carlo angela, whose name matches the city are looking to keep pace with leaders arsenal in the english premier league right now. they're taking on liverpool who sort 13 points behind them in the table. it's currently colas, but mm hm. i heard them earlier, also have to contend with a 40 minute delay at leads because of a power cut. it happened almost immediately of the kickoff, and the 5th of the referees communication equipment, as well as v a. r and the tv feed. when they did finally get back on the way off nor went ahead with a great go from because soccer. and then gave away a penalty in the 2nd half and for leads to blow it. patrick benford, having a spot kick saved its finished one mill to also who held on to top spot in the table. meanwhile, at

would you call a 16 year old knee gushy kareem e of fly?n on september the 20th after burning her head scarf and protesting muscleman's death. citing the account of a friend who was with her at the time, and said that she was followed by iranian security forces. more than a week after she disappeared the police called nica's family to say that a body matching her features had been found in the backyard of a building and they said that she had jumped to her death. nika's family said that she was arrested on a. because it's a tragic tale, horrific we familiar to the one toll to the family of this teenage girl whose name was serena. iranian authorities said that she also died by suicide serena esmailzadeh also died by jumping the roof. but apparently, 16-year-old serena was killed after security forces beat her. beat her with batons at a protest. on september the 23rd. in some of the video she had posted to youtube, serena reported to be simply singing popular music and she can be seen to be excited about the end of exams like any other teenag

long after this well, cup has finished railroads, kareem benzo. my is the overwhelming favorite to win the bell on door in the next hour. benzo mar arrived on the red carpet in paris with his son, the help rel madrid when the champions league and la league our last season, he would become the 1st frenchman since xfinity and z, dan almost a quarter of a century ago to be named the world's best player name our was not nominated for this year's bell and o instead he spent monday morning in a spanish court is on trial for fraud and corruption charges relating to his transfer from sent us to barcelona. nearly a decade ago, the brazilian was at the courthouse for around 2 hours before the judge, let him leave early. his lawyer said he was tired of the paper. p. s g. the night before. they ma her is due to play with brazil at next month's world cap as denied the allegations. spanish prosecutors are seeking a 2 year prison term for the player tennis now and the incredible season of world number one eager fiance has continued with another tournament victor

cuz i'm kareem then z. my returns for around madrid. again, shots are doing yes. on tuesday, the striker was arrested for the last game in the spanish li row are the current champions league holders and victory later will secure them up place and the knock at stage. right now, teams from $24.00 countries are taking part in the st. a child world cup here in katara, they tournament has been held the head of each fi for world cup since 2010 an ink to help longer. both young people around the globe. i'll 0 is alessandra rom, patty caught up with colombia team out there last training session for applying to cut her. the girl said growing up wanting to play football. if you don't, the was rough voice chided them off in letting them on the dusty pictures of this down deep in the jungles of western columbia and played by drug trafficking armed groups. any legal gold mining with the help of that foundation, they built a team and got a field. and i've been chosen to participate in guitars, st. child, world cup for jackie and board. yeah. 17 years old. fiorella, pretty young