mohammad aziz and khalil islam were exonerated last year.d only one lived to see his innocence acknowledged. malcolm x. revolutionary. civil rights leader. firebrand. >> we invested 310 years of slave labor. they can give us the back pay. >> reporter: his assassination inside harlem's autobahn bam room in 1965 was a baum to the guilty of america. of the three found guilty of his murder, two were wrongfully convicted. >> two people were not inside of the ballroom the day malcolm was shot. >> reporter: their case finally reopened, a correcting a miscarriage of justice. >> we are moving to vacate the convictions of mohammad aziz and khalil islam for the assassination of malcolm x. >> nobody was listening. >> but the world is listening now. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: by 1965, malcolm x had enemies. he had split from the nation of islam, and he was under surveillance by the fbi. >> there's a moment in 1964 when j. edgar hoover, the fbi director, sends a telegram to his office located in new york. and basically he says, quote, do something about ma

shaimaa khalil in sydney, thank you. | without restrictions. shaimaa i khalil in sydney, thank you.ecord by 90 seconds. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside he gates of mr marcos' sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. —— outside the gates of mr marcos' sanctuary, malacanang — the world's first clone has been produced i of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have i produced a sheep called dolly using a cell- from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was it wasn't. the mistake was put right in the middle of gushing speeches by the team behind the modern musical. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time - the public will see this pope. very so

great to have you on the programme —— shaimaa khalil. changes mean. it's -- australia and what the changes mean. it's —— a big day for australia, it's a long—awaited change. after two years of isolation the country has gradually opened its international borders to australian nationals and visa holders. what's happening today is that tourists from different parts of the world are now allowed to come in if you are now allowed to come in if you are fullyjabbed, without are fully jabbed, without quarantine, are fullyjabbed, without quarantine, and this is a big change of course because since the beginning of the pandemic the country was closed to tourists. so provided you've tested negative, provided you've tested negative, provided that they are fully vaccinated, they can come in. there's been a sense of celebration around different airports here in sydney airport for example there was music and flowers and koala toys and also travellers were greeted with the famous biscuits and jars of veg might which may me a bitjealous, i think! might wh

shaima khalil, bbc news, sydney.lace finish in the women's event after she fell multiple times in the free skate. the 15—year—old has been in the spotlight after a ruling that she could compete in beijing despite a failed drugs test. our sports correspondent laura scott reports. she was expected to become the champion who couldn't be called a champion, a winner with an asterisk next to her name. but after a week of being weighed down by scandal, 15—year—old kamila valieva's olympic dreams fell apart. commentator: a step out there. shattering on the ice with each shocking, shuddering stumble, in full view of the world. commentator: this is very difficult to watch indeed. - leaving a shell—shocked child. very difficult image to take in. to thejudges, valieva must be treated like everyone else, but to the watching world, thejudgment goes far wider than whatever score she receives tonight. and extends to those who allowed this situation to have happened at all. inconsolable, as she awaited her fate, but it was perhaps wo

that was shaimaa khalil.: we take a look at the life ofjamaal edwards, a leading figure in the rap and grime scene after his death at the age of 31. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside he gates of mr marcos' sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced i of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have i produced a sheep called dolly using a cell- from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was it wasn't. the mistake was put right in the middle of gushing speeches by the team behind the modern musical. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last

mister khalil sediq. over to you. i think you are muted. you have to unmute yourself. there you go. >> thank you very much. in this discussion, to internalize liquidity to the people of afghanistan. there is a lack of liquidity in the country. central bank doesn't have anything. commercial banks don't have liquidity. they have their problems and people are ready and the best part is now, they are moving some cash to commercial banks but this develops 82 million a week. it is psychological effects in the market which drop on the exchange rate so from other sides, i believe i was in afghanistan -- we had a very billion again. it was not part of the collisions, almost 90 billion afghans, to that after this year the next issue or issues between 3 to 5 billion, by auctioning dollars each week so we didn't need to inject more money in issue of that and i believe the money in the market was not more than 5 billion a year, 20-21. the market double in 2019 so the future, they do not want to put this money into the separation but a lot of complaints, the measures cannot change.

khalil islam convicted alongside him was also exonerated but passed away in 2009 before he could clear new york and say they intend to sue the city. citing among other things all that was lost, two of khalil islam's sons never doubted their father but lived under constant threats. >> my mother was in fear of our lives. that's why she had to move us to hunts point. it was a major culture shock. >> w1. was 13. >> yeah. >> we feared -- people had loyalty to malcolm. we worried about government agencies. reporter: khalil spent a lifetime trying to clear his name. >> november 18, 2021, your father is finally exonerated. what was the day like for you? >> i thought that i would die and maybe my grandkids or my kids would live to see the day. i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: two families, two men who endured decades of imprisonment, an example to all of a kind of resilience in the face of injustice no american should ever have to endure. >> you don't strike me as a man who is broken at all. how is that possible? >> god is on my side. i am the spirit of truth. >> reporter: for "good mor

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney.prison on sunday. 56—year—old paul robson was given a life sentence in 2000, after he sexually assaulted a woman at knife—point in her own home. he had spent four days on the run after walking out of hmp north sea camp, in lincolnshire. four weeks after england's latest work from home guidance was lifted, people are starting to return to the railways. but data provided to the bbc shows a fifth of britain's pre—pandemic rail services are still not running. train operators say they are increasing services — but the rail minister couldn't guarantee that they will return to pre—covid levels. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. after months of working from home, lee wants to go into the office more. the train actually is running today, because mine was cancelled yesterday. his partner, amy, now has to, but the trains into london they rely on are not as frequent as they used to be. in my team we have got people coming in from kent, from essex, and i would say a good at least 25%

khalil shot set up by jamar. they went crazy. shot 60% for the game. scoring twenty-one created turnovers, have a. handed out eleven assists. again here 5 of 6 three-point attempts. they won by a score of 104-71. their third in the west coast conference with twenty-two wins hosting gonzaga thursday.>>> the all-star show last night one more time he was on five. look at these shots. dazzled the cleveland crowd a national audience with sixteen made threes. and you record finished with fifty points and he took on the game mvp trophy. as for the second half of the season he says look out. >> we haven't been whole in a long time. when clay came back draymond green was out the same night. still waiting on the three of us to take the floor again. to be in that conversation situation again after the last two years we have had, i am rejuvenated and excited to be back in the atmosphere. >>> golden state at portland thursday night. >>> now, are you ready? here it comes. the monday night top 5 plays. let's go! number 5, off of a front loader. this guys on his bike.

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shaima khalil, bbc news, sydney.is particularly tragic case? well, we see a lot of _ this particularly tragic case? well, we see a lot of shark _ this particularly tragic case? well, we see a lot of shark bites - this particularly tragic case? well, we see a lot of shark bites in - we see a lot of shark bites in australia, and australia is unusual in the world in having a higher percentage of fatal shark bites than any other region. and that's because of the fairly ubiquitous populations of the fairly ubiquitous populations of white sharks in the area. we don't see that many white shark bites, certainly not as many fraternities in other parts of the world. so, it's tragic, it's shocking but it's not completely and accepted. it is shocking but it's not completely and acceted. , ., , . accepted. it is also very rare, the revious accepted. it is also very rare, the previous fatal _ accepted. it is also very rare, the previous fatal attack _ accepted. it is also very rare, the previous fatal attack being - accepted. it i

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney.hark trust about shark attacks and that is coming up after 5:30 p:m.. right now we will talk about our top story again because a lot of planninguk needed as we head into tomorrow for many people in the country, particularly reference to southwest england and south wales because of storm eunice for the people struggling after dudley and now the focus is on storm eunice and a red weather warning in place let's find out more with frank, senior network plannerfor national out more with frank, senior network planner for national highways. good evening to you. what is your focus, your team's focus in the next few hours? ,., ., , hours? good evening. our focus really now _ hours? good evening. our focus really now is _ hours? good evening. our focus really now is the _ hours? good evening. our focus really now is the last _ hours? good evening. our focus really now is the last minute - really now is the last minute preparations for the storm that's due to arrive in the southwest first and the

down by eight to the zags and khalil shabbas with a tough shot off the glass .ay close. 17 points for shabbas, but the zags loaded with talent got to see this guy. this is seven ft. freshman stealing it going the distance check whole gram 21 points. 15 rebounds. zags win going away. 89 73 the news much better for the st mary's gales. and our fan of the night right there. as i said earlier. it kind of looks like will ferrell does long hair and a ski cap, gail controlled early, middle and late logan johnson pops the three and 14 gail 60 to 46 over sandy, eh? go and not to shortchange the women of stanford number two in the nation for terra vanderveer huddle up. listen to what she says she knows what she's doing . late third final seconds. haley jones, who had 14 hits the turnaround to beat the buzzer. and 61 54 is your final stanford , 15 and oh, in the pac 12 little change of subject. it's not all walled, well basketball hockey sharks and their seven game skid. these guys are like, hey, just because we're in different uniforms doesn't mean we can't root together

top a would go for 15, and now it's khalil shabbas pulling up for the jumper. he too had 15 points. the dons went 78 62 closing out the regular season. 23 8. that's the first time in 40 years. the dons have one that many games now it's about further improving their resume in the conference tournament. senior day for the stanford women is anna wilson was honored for her tenure with the cardinal with brother russell. in the stands against washington. the cardinal had to fight for this one, trailing by one here in the fourth quarter, when missy petersen hit a corner three, the huskies had a four point he was just under seven minutes to play and that's what right down to the wire. stanford still down a point with little more than a minute left, wilson steals the inbound pass dr stanford to the lead with 13 left on washington's ensuing possession. lawrence schwartz has a shot under the hope that she mrs cameron brink pulls down her. 11th rebounded the game she's fouled. it was a free throw battle after that was stanford winning 63 56. stanford closes out the regular season 25 3. perfect

their top 2 seniors jamari he's the leading winds, get her in program history and then khalil chavez.t too shabby either. no pun intended. usf head coach todd golden told me exactly what they've meant to this usf program. he would get a guy. >> like you might be a who's, you know. just in a fantastic job for us. obviously not only this year, but over the course of his career, you know, going leave this program is winningest player in history you know, came back to get his degree this year. so proud of the growth he's made and what he's done in his time here. and he just played an incredibly well during a conference season right now. hasn't really sunk in yet. >> but i think when the time comes, my family comes out with me, my mom and i'm sure to catch some tears. my brother, the pat. i the team, my team behind me, the fight to me. but i think all the members hears is it's crazy and amazing. i try not to get emotional, but, >> you know, i've been here for so long and some this is gonna to everything that s tell me being here, basketball school in places i believe is most likely going t

bowyer who gets it to khalil shabbas in stride opportunity shot. had 24 to lead everybody and with a nice steel here as we go out tonight, usf wins one of 5 61. that is the sporty lifethe change? did the roller-derby team try to recruit you again? no. i have a date with ben. you don't seem too excited about it. well, i mean, he's really nice, and -- got it. you're bored, and so am i. break up. i mean, i just want to see what else is out there. does that make me a bad person? oh, my god. are we still talking about this? i solved your problem. today. crowded restaurant so he doesn't make a scene. just deep breath and say it. fantastic news! someone tp'd our house! halloween fun is afoot. dad, i really want to be excited for you, but halloween? we're almost old enough to vote. aaaaaahhh! whoa! (laughs) got me! worth it? oh, what, you're too old for a little scare? the scariest thing is you could be a cheap pick-up line, two beers, and nine months away from being a grandparent, and you just risked asphyxiation in the fridge. it's not like we're taking

booky makes one of his four steals, then passes ahead to khalil shabbas who knocks down a three shabbasd us up with 21. don is able to empty the bench on the way to one of 4 71 route usf, now nine and five in the wcc. importantly 22 7 overall. the commissioner of the big 10 last night promised swift punishment for the incident that happened after the michigan wisconsin game. and today he was true to his word. michigan's juwan howard took issue with a late time out, called by wisconsin, which led by 15 points at the time. howard and wisconsin coach gary guard had words and then they got a lot worse when howard took us swipe at assistant coach joe craven off the whole thing, then escalated as players from both teams got involved. today. howard was fined $40,000 and suspended for michigan's remaining five regular season games guard was fined $10,000 for violating the conferences, sportsmanship policy. but he was not suspended to michigan players and one from wisconsin received one game suspensions for fighting. with this year's kentucky derby coming up in just a little more than two months

convicted of malcolm x's murder, even though at trial the confessed shooter declared neither aziz nor khalil islam were involved. tell me about hearing the guilty verdict. what went through your head? >> i felt like a prisoner of war. >> reporter: at 26 years old, aziz was sentenced to life in in 1985, aziz was relesioned on parole. islam released two years later, but the conviction remained. in 2019, the documentary "who killed malcolm x" exposed a new audience to flaws in the original case. lawyers for aziz were working on it too, and along with the innocence project, they went to the new york d.a. a joint re-investigation discovering key information from the fbi and nypd was withheld in the case. and last fall, aziz and islam, who died in 2009, were exonerated. you've gotten your good name back. >> well -- i never lost it. other people did what they did with it, but i never lost my name. >> reporter: mr. aziz and the family of mr. islam have filed multimillion dollar civil suits against the state of new york and they plan on suing the city. and dave, this wasn't only a black tragedy, this

0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney. i spoke to her earlier.nges.— these changes. what is happening _ these changes. what is happening today - these changes. what is happening today is - these changes. what isj happening today is that tourists from different parts of the world are now allowed to come in if they are fully jabbed, without quarantine, and this is a big change because since the beginning of the pandemic, the country was closed to tourists so provided they tested negative and provided that they are fully vaccinated, they can come into dig there has been a of celebration around different airports here in sydney, for example call ——, there were flowers and music and travellers were greeted with tim tams, the famous biscuits, and jars of veggie might. this and 'ars of veggie might. this tim and jars of veggie might. this tim tams _ and jars of veggie might. this tim tams are _ and jars of veggie might. this tim tams are some _ and jars of veggie might. this tim tams are some of - and jars of veggie might. this tim tams are some of my f

burlingame pays tribute to their loved one on the anniversary of his death, the family of 23 year old khalill today to mark that somber occasion. gay had just started work at color genomics when he was struck by a 30 ft tree, a wrongful death suit filed by his parents claimed that the property owner and landscapers failed to keep the property in a safe condition. and we can celebration taking place today, and it will happen again tomorrow in oakland to honor the life of oscar grant. the oscar grant foundation is one of the groups organizing the event, which will include a resource fair live music and kids zone. on new year's day in 2000 and nine grant 22 year old was unarmed when he was shot in the back and killed by bart officer who said he mistakenly grabbed his gun instead of its taser. since her son's death grants mother wanted, johnson has become a tireless community advocate. and we know that it takes a community of people to build a better oakland, a better city and a better country and so the people here today is a start to work to build and bring forth relationships so we can make o

. >>> usf down in san diego has khalil shabazz wearing a face mask. fadeaway 3, to end the frame, a 10 point game, under three minutes left, shabazz throws it up to patrick for the alley- oop, usf wins, 78-62, to finish the regular season through 23- 8, that's the most win since 1982. >>> the broncos were up one, frank, draws the foul and then scores, he has a susan i, 30 on his senior day, 72-64, broncos, williams throws out a huge one- handed slam, santa clara shot 60% in the game and they went, when a 2-89, season-high and point, the broncos had to the wcc tournament. >>> on the heels of getting news about james wiseman being assigned to the g leak in santa cruz, we now have an update on draymond green, green practice today with the team for the first time since january, a light practice but still, a step in the right direction. he has not played since injuring his back in warm-ups on january nine. while greene did not put a timetable on his possible return, he did say when he does come back he plans to still be his all-star self. >> i was dominati

todd golden in his 3rd season leading the dons going after a big upset tonight. 5 to go in the first khalil a screen up goes the 3 down falls. the dons, keeping it close 30. 35 sacks leach, abbas 17 just before half. this is why chet holmgren is considered possibly the top pick in the nba draft. how about that for coast to coast dunk he 7 one folks at exact up by 10, 2nd half now holmgren again getting it done this time outside nails, a 3 pointer zags of 14. 21 points, 15 boards and 6 blocks for home grunt. how about this? that was a scary moment. shabazz gets an elbow to the nose goes down. you saw the blood on the floor. he had to leave the game. hopefully he's okay. usf made a late run, though they were going down without a fight. julian rush wayne from downtown to cut the lead to 10 with less than 3 minutes to play. however, the zags just too good. true to me. gets the put back 2 of his own of his 10 points, rather to i sickens at the winds. 89 73 usf finishes its regular season on saturday at san diego. then it's the wcc tournament. hopefully an ncaa tournament bid. our own sports dire

it's khalil shabbas with the tough shot. he had 17. of glass. there is the dance drive.second half's eggs loaded with talent. look at this. seven ft. freshman chet whole graham stole it goes the length and puts it in 25 points. 15 rebounds and six blocked shots, bags 89 73 showing you why they're number one in the country. st mary's definitely making a case to make it into the postseason. there's my favorite fan of the night kind of a nordic looking will ferrell . yeah this is a kind of thought. it looks like a little girl who knows it might have been him. first half sales up nine mattias task. working inside, got the lay in gales in full control. early middle late logan johnson just to make sure top it off with a three he had 14 60 to 46 is your final gales? 23 6 and looking good. the stanford women also took the court tonight and they to one of the top teams in the land number two in the nation and hosting ws you kooks are pretty good team, but terra huddles up and knows his dear team. is up to the task . cougars no slouch. second quarter cameron brink what? you're wor

he then passes ahead to khalil shabbas, who knocks down a three shabbas led usf with 21.he way to a 104 71 route. usf now 19 5 in the wcc. importantly 22 7 overall. the commissioner of the big 10 last night promised swift punishment for the incident that happened after the michigan wisconsin game. and today he was true to his word. michigan's juwan howard took issue with the late time out called by wisconsin, which led by 15 points. howard and wisconsin coach gary guard had words and then it got a lot worse when howard took a swipe at assistant coach joe craven, oft the whole thing, then escalated as players from both teams got involved. today howard was fined $40,000 and suspended for michigan's remaining five regular season games guard was fined $10,000 for violating the conferences, sportsmanship policy, but he was not suspended. to michigan players and one from wisconsin, received one game suspensions for fighting. the warriors will hit the stretch run of the regular season when they resume play on thursday night in portland. right now, though, there's still a nice li

their top 2 seniors jamari he's the leading winds, get her in program history and then khalil chavez.abby either. no pun intended. usf head coach todd golden told me exactly what they've meant to this usf program. he would get a guy. >> like you might be a who's, you know. just in a fantastic job for us. obviously not only this year, but over the course of his career, you know, going leave this program is winningest player in history pass, you know, came back to get his degree this year. so proud of the growth he's made and what he's done in his time here. and he just played an incredibly well during a conference season right now. hasn't really sunk in yet. >> but i think when the time comes, my family comes out with me, my mom and i'm sure to catch some tears. my brother, the pat. i the team, my team behind me, thought of me. but i think all the members hears is it's crazy and amazing. i try not to get emotional, but, >> you know, i've been here for so long and some this is gonna to everything that s tell me being here, basketball school in places i believe is most likely going to be

shaima khalil reports from sydney., simon nellist was a regular swimmer who reportedly went to little bay beach in sydney's east almost every day, but wednesday was his last. he's believed to have been swimming just offshore here in choppy waters before he was attacked by a white shark, reportedly between four to five metres. rescuers found human remains and pieces of a wet suit and the search continues for what is left of his body and for the shark as well. it's very tricky to identify the animal. so to give your viewers some idea, we do have sharks in australian waters but it's not every day that we do see a white shark over three metres long and i'm talking a great white shark, and people off bondi beach are swimming with sharks just about every day but this animal is very large and is probably moving the area for some reason. most of sydney's beaches have been closed, including here in bondi. many swimmers have said that while they want to go back into the water, they were quite shaken by what happened. this is the

shaimaa khalil is in melbourne with reaction from there.al tussles and now we hear from novak djokovic himself with ip address the australian hearfrom novak djokovic himself with the australian people, he said he understood their frustration, he addressed the anger and there was a great deal of it when he announced that he was coming and when he arrived. many australians were angry at why he was given a vaccination exemption when they had to indoor very strict and long lockdowns, when they had to go and get vaccinated as a condition for them to be able to travel and for many to reunite with their families. he said he understood that but that he had followed the rules. he was prepared not come to australia for the tennis tournaments but when he was presented with the option of getting the exemption because of her recent infection he took that. of course that was the heart of the problem. so novak djokovic says he needs more information about the vaccine. though there's plenty of information already around on the vaccine's efficacy. lets take

our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil is there for us this morning. good morning.sydney's beaches have now- yes, sydney's beaches have now reopened, two days after the fatal shark attack here in little bay. it killed the diving instructor, british expats, simon nellist. it happened just over that area behind me, and i don't know if you can see, there have been drum lines established over this area. a few minutes before we came on air, there was a shark at patrolling and checking the drum lines. —— a shark boat. two days after the attack, most of the beaches have been closed but after the police and the life—savers have been patrolling an area to try and search for the sharks, there has been no sighting. i will point to the area right here, this is little bay today. it is a lovely sunny day and swimmers are backin lovely sunny day and swimmers are back in the water. i have been speaking some of them on my way up here and many of them has said, this is shocking, they did not expect anything like this to happen. as swimmers you go in and do expect sharks to be in the