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really quick, i only have a few minutes left khalil, will you be voting in these midterms?s, they are the biggest wake-up call for me and many and hundreds of parents here in dearborn. >> will: i'm going to lose you khalil, i have a hard commercial break. i take that to mean you will be voting differently in this election. >> absolutely i you will. thank you. >> will: more "fox & friends" comingd tr up medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the...carpet. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. so i know how important a good night's sleep is. that's why i take quviviq nightly. quviviq could help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer; and more sleep at night may mean feeling less tired during the day. maybe i should tell them how it works, taye? quviviq works differently than medications you may have taken in the past. quviviq is thought to target one of the biolo

don's by 3 khalil survive.h the beautiful skip pass to marcus williams that he drains the corner 3 that tied it up at 67. look, take another look at that. nice little skip pass. and that all right, later on. khalil, with a three-point play the hard way. lemon, pepper wings now basking in the limelight. he had a game-high 24 7 usf winds. 75 to 69. they remain undefeated and will take on wichita state in the championship round tomorrow to qatar. we go. united states taking on wales in the fifa world cup over 43,000 fans in attendance 35th minute. no score christian. pulisic. he gets it out front to timothy way usa takes a one nil lead. but >> this was brutal in the 82nd minute on a penalty kick. gareth bale. buries it. and that would be a final result. united states will take on england on friday at 11. that's a look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks so much, justin. and now we are going to be talking about our 4 zone forecast, of course, because well, can't get enough of this site here. no clouds in the sky

i suspect listening to dave and khalil will prompt manyof you to want to explore facebook further . so we will also put a link in the chat to the website as a local brooklyn bookstore, the community bookstore so you can click learn more about the kaepernick effect. a few final notes, and then i happily will have it off. as an author of a history program you have the optionto engage close captioning tonight . you can simply like that at the bottom of your screen and finally, you're all invited to share your questions. for dave, khalil and typethem through the program into the q&a box also at the bottom of your screen . now let me briefly introduce dave and khalil and invite them, they have stepped up from behind that digital curtainand handed off to them . briefly because i could go on but i'm not , dave is the sports editor of the nation, a columnist for the progressive and the host of the edge of sports podcast. his many books include a people's history of sports in the united states states, game over , bad sports and as you know the kaepernick effect most recently dave has been a

that was shaimaa khalil reporting on that story for us.iran's world cup football team has controversially voiced concern about the political crisis in his country and called for change. speaking on the opening day of the tournament in qatar, ehsan hajsafi said conditions in his country are not right and the "people are not happy". the defender also expressed condolences to "all the grieving families" in iran as anti—government protests there continue. he added thatjust because the team are playing in the tournament, that doesn't mean they should not be a voice for the iranian people. the united nations climate summit cop27 has ended with a landmark deal for developing countries. but there's been disappointment that there was no commitment to further cuts in greenhouse gases. negotiators in egypt agreed to set up a fund to help poorer nations deal with damage caused by climate change, like flooding. un chief antonio guterres said it was "an important step towards justice". but there's been criticism that there were no new pledges to cut emi

shaima khalil in qatar.ponse to iran's defeat from some parts of the country, with reports that some anti—government protestors let off fireworks to celebrate the american victory. and at least one protestor was arrested by stadium police in doha. witnesses said he was wearing a t—shirt with the words "women, life" freedom' written on it. but members of the russian activist group pussy riot did manage to get some of those t—shirts into the ground. they had names of people killed in iran written on the back. a member of the group said they were politely escorted out of the stadium after the match. well, back to team usa now — and their good news came while president biden was at an event in michigan. this was his response. usa! that's a big game, man! i spoke to the coach and the players, i said, "you can do this!" they went, "aah. they did it. god love �*em! anyway, just thought you might want to hear. let's catch up with how some of the fans reacted now. starting in west africa. there were scenes of celebra

joe khalil has those details for us. >> the roots of democracy are deep and strong and with the american people as this election showed a victory lap from senate majority leader chuck schumer as the u.s. senate is now firmly in democratic control. >> for the next 2 years, schumer says voters loud and clear rejected extremism and an anti democratic mag agenda. but we were on the edge of our time for a seat. >> the american people hold us back. >> for republicans, the disappointment just setting in the party already trying to diagnose the problem with its campaign messaging and its candidates. many pointing the finger of blame at former iresident trump who hand-picked a number of candidates in battleground states that last. >> those who are most closely aligned with the former president, underperformed, those who are talking about the manager states. well, they over >> and with the house still in play, house speaker nancy pelosi says democrats hopes remain alive and credits the way her party governed with a focus she says on working families, whatever the outcome we're on the path to takin

that was shaimaa khalil reporting.a 15—year—old boy has been killed and more than a dozen others injured in two explosions at bus stops injerusalem. the city hasn't seen attacks of this kind for several years, but the past few months have been marked by a steady escalation in violence involving israelis and palestinians. israeli officials blame palestinian militants for the attacks. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. they prayed for a 15—year—old who left for his religious class this morning and will never come home. his mother, the latest among mourners whose numbers are only growing a year as violence reaches levels unseen in years. we growing a year as violence reaches levels unseen in years.— growing a year as violence reaches levels unseen in years. mantis to stop —— madness. innocent boy should not be dying, i6—year—olds. he played ball with my grandson. very sad day. the exalosion — grandson. very sad day. the explosion struck _ grandson. very sad day. the explosion struck in - grandson. very sad

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, perth.ions, the outcome remains unclear, with control of congress still to be decided. the republicans are inching closer to a majority in the house of representatives, while the balance of power in the senate hinges on the outcome of three states: arizona, nevada and georgia. speaking at an event in washington, president biden said the results so far show that voters expect republicans to work with him, and he explained why this midterm was remarkable for the democratic party. here's our north america correspondent, david willis, in washington. republicans seem set to take a few seats although by no means as many as they had counted on, is currently at a more than ao—year high, but exit polls suggest that abortion rights were a key issue for about a third of those who took to the polls this time around, that following the overriding of roe versus wade by the us supreme court during a television celebrity doctor, is due to make a major announcement, thought to be the statement that he is goi

shaimaa khalil there.ld cup football team has controversially voiced concern about the political crisis in his country and called for change. ehsan hajsafi said conditions in his country are not right and the "people are not happy". the defender also expressed condolences to "all the grieving families" in iran as anti—government protests there continue. president biden has said the us "must not tolerate hate" after five people were shot dead in a gay nightclub in colorado. a 22—year—old suspect was arrested at the scene. our north america correspondent barbara plett—usher reports. it was nearly midnight when the gunman walked into a dance party at club q. he was armed with a long rifle and started shooting immediately. two clubgoers quickly tackled him, and stopped the killing. joshua thurman heard the gunshots. he took shelter in a dressing room with a drag queen performer. we heard everything, and all i could think about is...everything. my life... just everything. friends, family, loved ones. the suspec

cassius�*s mother spoke to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil. aboriginal and torres strait islander viewers — this report contains images of someone who has died. we were explaining to him why he was called cassius. this was just after we showed some youtube clips of muhammad ali. the heart of his family and community. a good kid who inspired others and loved life. he was funny. mechelle turvey says her son, cassius, was cheerful, loyal, with a beautiful cheeky smile. he set up a lawnmowing business with his friends to reach out to neighbours. the teenager wanted to change the negative stereotypes about indigenous youth. but on his way home from school nearly a month ago, he was violently attacked. i couldn't move. i got a phone call saying he'd been rushed to hospital. and ijust walked out of the hairdressing salon — i didn't know to what extent his injuries were. it was devastating. my question was, "why? this kid is amazing, why would someone do that?" my son never got in trouble, ijust wanted to be with him. cassius was in his school uniform

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, perth. let�*s speak to dr hannah mcglade.ool — and she has a special interest in indigenous human rights. shejoins me now from perth. a warning for aboriginal and torres strait islander viewers — there will be images in this interview of someone who has died. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. i don�*t know how much of my colleague�*s report you were able to listen into and view, but obviously this has struck a huge chord with people in australia. just talk us through in your view how vulnerable indigenous peoples are to these sorts of attacks? . . . peoples are to these sorts of attacks? .. ., ., . peoples are to these sorts of attacks? ., ., . , attacks? racialviolence is something _ attacks? racialviolence is something that's - attacks? racialviolence is something that's very - attacks? racial violence is i something that's very serious something that�*s very serious and ongoing for operational people. racism and determination is a daily part of life —— for aborigine democrat aboriginal people. mental health

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, doha.hroughout the tournament — and you can keep up to date with all of the action, and read up on the background to the matches and much more on our website. just log on to bbc.com/news — or go via the bbc app. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll tell you why president biden has been welcoming turkeys to the white house. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, it's hard cash." cuba has

shaimaa khalil there. colorado. my life... just everything.old anderson lee aldrich. police are investigating whether this was a hate crime. colorado should be a place where every person can live their life in peace, be who they are, love who they want to love, and we will settle for nothing less. this attack came on the eve of a day to remember with the colorado times recorder. with the people o colorado tragedy? springs coping this tragedy? people in are springs coping this tragedy? people in the are pretty devastated, the lgbtq+ we came together for community, we came together for the visual event at the church, he there was grief, and just outpouring of grief, and just dismay at this tragedy. outpouring of grief, and just disn close—knit ragedy. outpouring of grief, and just disn close—knit community springs than 7 than being a bar and more than being a bar and nightclub was a social centre and very conservative past so county colorado, and it has had a tremendous impact on everyone within the community. figs a tremendous impact on everyone

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, perth.ome remains unclear, with control of congress still to be decided. the republicans are inching closer to a majority in the house of representatives, while the balance of power in the senate hinges on the outcome of three states — arizona, nevada and georgia. speaking at an event in washington, president biden said the results so far show that voters expect republicans to work with him, and he explained why this midterm was remarkable for the democratic party. while votes are being counted, we don�*t know the outcome of all the races. here is what we do know — we lost fewer seats we had the best midterms for governors since 1986. and experts said we couldn�*t beat the odds, is set for a run—off election in a month�*s time. republicans seem set to take a few seats in the house of representatives, although by no means as many did not materialise. elections, given the fact that inflation in this country is currently at a more than ao—year high, but exit polls suggest that abortion rights w

cassius's mother spoke to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil.and torres strait islander viewers: this report contains images of someone who has died. we were explaining to him why he was called cassius. this was just after we showed some youtube clips of muhammad ali. the heart of his family and community. a good kid who inspired others and loved life. he was funny. mechelle turvey says her son, cassius, was cheerful, loyal, with a beautiful cheeky smile. he set up a lawnmowing business with his friends to reach out to neighbours. the teenager wanted to change the negative stereotypes about indigenous youth. but on his way home from school nearly a month ago, he was violently attacked. i couldn't move. i got a phone call saying he'd been rushed to hospital. and ijust walked out of a hairdressing salon — i didn't know to what extent his injuries were. it was devastating. my question was, "why? this kid is amazing, why would someone do that?" my son never got in trouble, ijust wanted to be with him. cassius was in his school uniform walking with f

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, perth.a response, but at this point either have come back to us. previously they've urged family members to refrain from unfounded... and let the police investigation run its course. counterterrorism officials in belgium are leading an investigation into a fatal stabbing of a police officer in brussels. his injuries are not being described as life—threatening. the assailant was shot and taken to hospital, his condition is not known. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... there has been a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years across england, scotland and northern ireland. the number waiting more than the 62—day target time for therapy in the past year has topped 69,000 — that's twice as many as in 2018. staff shortages and a backlog that built up during the covid pandemic, are contributing to the increase. the inquiry into the grenfell tower fire in london which claimed 72 lives in 2017 has ended, after hearing evidence for over two—and—a—half

next up we have khalil gibran muhammad. >> thanks, erica. this is a lot of fun and it's really wonderful to hear how there's so much overlap in everyone's stories, origin stories that motivated their work, their writing, their creative energy. my path is-- runs really through a couple of currents that i think are-- will add to the conversation. i mean, i grew up in chicago where i had no memory of any representation of blackness other than mississippi and it just wasn't in the way that i would be exposed to later in life, west indian, or african immigrants as would be true when i started visiting new york city as a teenager. but the reason i mention chicago as a kind of origin story, growing up basically as part of the nation of islam, black nationalism was like the water i was swimming in without realizing that i was a fish and that i was different in that sense, and having the final call of muhammad speaks or my own relatives in these cadences of a black pride, alternative history, after commitment to black entrepreneurship, i didn't under

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, doha.tournament and you can keep up to date with all of the action, and read up on the background to the matches and much more on our website. just log on to bbc.com/news — or go via the bbc app. more now on our main story this hour — the devastating earthquake in indonesia. we've re—established the line to jakarta, tojuventa from the aid agency world vision. what kind of aid to people on the ground need? what kind of support do they need at the moment?— support do they need at the moment? , ., , , moment? the primary need is the medical aid _ moment? the primary need is the medical aid because _ moment? the primary need is the medical aid because many - moment? the primary need is the medical aid because many people| medical aid because many people are injured, we also need tarpaulin, we need water, food, they cannot bathe at their home right now. we they cannot bathe at their home riaht now. ~ , , ., , right now. we see these images of buildings _ right now. we see these images of buildin

our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from doha.most extraordinary moment came from iran's players, refusing to sing the national anthem, a move that could have serious consequences from them because it appears to side with the anti—government protesters. the players have come under a great deal of pressure and criticism lately for not showing enough support. even before the kick—off, emotions were high — many with a clear message about why they were here. i'm not cheering for the islamic republic, them because they're representing islamic republic. i'm here to support my country, my homeland, iran. at the moment, the regime, they are killing kids, they are killing children. i'm not coming here to support them. we are just coming here to be the voice of people in iran. . i since the protests started, more | than 400 people have been killed. the match itself was disappointing for iran, but the country's political turmoil could also be felt throughout. there were gestures of defiance, with the slogan of the protests, "women, life, fre

our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from doha. most —— and the most extraordinary moment came from iran's players, refusing to sing the national anthem, a move that could have serious consequences from them but that is also seen to side with the protesters. even before the match, emotions were high, many with a clear message about why they were here. i’m high, many with a clear message about why they were here. i'm not cheerin: about why they were here. i'm not cheering for _ about why they were here. i'm not cheering for the _ about why they were here. i'm not cheering for the islamic _ about why they were here. i'm not cheering for the islamic republic | cheering for the islamic republic because they represent an islamic republic, i'm here to support my country, my homeland, iran. that republic, i'm here to support my country, my homeland, iran. at the moment, country, my homeland, iran. at the moment. the _ country, my homeland, iran. at the moment, the regime _ country, my homeland, iran. at the moment, the regime are _ countr

the $36 settlement to be split between muhammad aziz and khalil islam's estate >>> eight days till election day, and control of congress now down to just a few neck and neck races. a new poll from "new york times" and siena college shows a tight race in pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, and arizona. sound familiar democrats are stepping up the pressure now, sending former president obama to all four of those states in a last-minute blitz. we just learned today he'll campaign with joe biden in philly on saturday he stopped in georgia on friday, set to hit nevada tomorrow, arizona on wednesday that's where democrats may have the most hope, according to the new poll democratic senator mark kelly facing off against a republican challenger blake masters kelly holds a six-point lead right now. but the polls also show while more americans say they want to elect democrats in their own states, they want republicans to win control of the senate. that was the case in three of the four battle grounds. >>> joe biden and other world leaders congratulating luis da silva on becoming brazil's new president. la

and later on tied game khalil. with 3 points. the hard way., pepper wings now a little bad guy in the limelight. he had a game-high 24 points. 7 assnsts usf win. 75 69. they remain undefeated. they'll take on what to call state in the championship round tomorrow. let's go to qatar. the game was kind of a buzz kill us taking on wales just in the world cup over 43,000 fans in attendance and things were going well for most of the game. 35th minute christian pulisic gets it out front to timothy way. >> it's one, nothing usa. usa. but 82nd minute. game was basically over. >> but there's a penalty kick bail scores. and that would be it. tie game. united states face jug or not. england right. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason airlines continue to cut service at regional airports around the country, making travel to smaller cities, more expensive and less reliable. according to the regional airport association, the number of flights have been cut in half and about 60 locations when compared to prepandemic levels. the reduction in

they hosted uc merced khalil so, you know, 4 in the 1st he gets the steal 19 of his 21 points in thest half cons of 13 in the 2nd half belonged to center together. i can't even get that name. i'm not even lot grabbed the offensive rebound score through traffic 20 points for him on the day doesn't stay perfect. they win 88 to 71. so. >> busy, busy, busy day. i sport like golf i like that ball. the othed ones that are really paid much attention to be so good. she's from santa cruz. so a local girl too. good stuff. thanks, jason. we'll be back here for kron. 4 news at 8. be sure to stick with us. is a paid program for joint food with tamasteen, brought to you by nordic healthy living, a proud sponsor of the arthritis national research foundation. these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. (gentle bright music) - hello, i'm christine bullock. welcome viewers from across the country to "house call." today we're talking about your joints, what to do about those aching knees, sh

tournament opened with sprint races for men, a convincing victory at a distance of 10 km, karim khalilelihe did without a miss, like the silver medalist alexander loginov, the leader of our team is now only gaining shape, therefore it is not surprising that with his feet he lost 18 seconds to the grooming. the third was pyotr panchenko now is the first start of the season only and there is always e jitters in front of them. such a rather serious one, all of them with the next starts, because this is an expectation from the beginning of the season. uh, do you know how ready your rivals are? i don’t know how ready you are, but in principle, today everything turned out pretty well. and even unexpectedly among the girls at a distance of 7.5 km in the fight for gold everything was decided by shooting. anastasia grief. both of his shooting ranges were clean. and here is her main pursuer natalya gerbolova. and victoria is creamy admitted by miss. as a result, it turned out to be her stamp silver a little faster, and cream won bronze. the world championship has started, which means it's time to r

so. >> that was joe khalil reporting this morning. the attack was the second time in a little more than a week that virginia has experienced a major shooting. >> 3 university of virginia football players were fatally shot on a charter bus as they return to campus from a field trip back on the 13th. 2 other students were wounded in that shooting. >> meanwhile, the suspect in the deadly shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado is being held without bond. 22 year-old anderson lee aldrich made his first appearance in court by video yesterday. aldridge is accused of killing 5 people and hurting more than a dozen others in the shooting at this club. q there in colorado springs over the weekend, he faces possible murder and hate crime charges. according to the public defender, the suspect identifies as non-binary. so the pronouns they and them were used during the hearing. >> well, google is planning on laying off about 6% of its work force. that's roughly 10,000 people. the layoffs could very well impact employees and managers characteriz

khalil shabazz only had one hoop in this game. usually he's a big-time scorer.r the lay-up. seven points for him. biggest bucket comes with 1.5 left. free ball. splash. they win the tournament 67-63. they are 6-0. first came back at philly and they were booing him all night. he was battling on the court. nice defense. give me that. the dive. kevin durant throws it down. james harden and joelle indeed both out for philly. tobias harris took over for the sixers. big three here. he had 24 points. they were up by 10. costly turnover. the interception. kyrie irving gets the block. he's there for the putback. the sixers prevail 115-106. world cup. argentina and saudi arabia tied 1-1 and the 53rd minute. the gamudi arabia wins 2-1. one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year with comcast bu

now, let me briefly introduce date and khalil and invite them when they ducked out young that digital curtain and handed off to them. briefly because i could go on but i'm not, dave zirin is the sports editor of the nation, a columnist for the progress and the host of the podcast. his books include a people's history of sports in the unitedd states, game over, that sports and connect. davis been a regular guest on msnbc, cnn and espn, also named one of the most -- [inaudible] -- elected the first black student body president in jails 318 year history. he's currently in a special moment of history. has approximate happening followers across his tiktok instagram platforms where he, it's about history and our society. he has worked in sports and pop-culture website and authored about racial equity in the times, the "washington post" among others. thank you both so much for being here and i'm going handed over to you. >> thank you so much for the introduction. dave, how are you? >> i'm greatly. great. i'm so happy to be here. i such warm feelings for brooklyn, for the society, so this is

we'll skip pass later on khalil with 3 points. hard way. lemon, pepper wings.in the limelight. he had a game-high 24 points. 7 assists usf winds. 75 69. they're undefeated. they play wichita state in the championship of that tournament. that game is tomorrow. all right. that is your look at sports big night as force in the bay area. >> we'll be right back after the brea two loads of snot covered laundry. only one will be sanitized. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can't. >> take a look at this. it's a meteor caught on camera in southern norway lighting up the night sky. gorgeous. the exceptionally bright meteor called ball. i'd drew attention on sunday and even concerned a few residents who weren't really sure what they were looking at. police assure the public, though, that the bright light belong to me here that burned up about 40 miles above sea level. very cool. president biden carried on that 75 year tradition in pardon 2 turkeys for thanksgiving. >> the 2 turkeys named chocolate chip. each weigh about 50

khalil shabazz and kansas city. 90 seconds left, josh kahkonen down his fifth 3 to push the lead to 6. he led usf with 15 points. the dons when it 67-63, they are now 6-0. >>> nfl, the 49ers return home from mexico city, feeling pretty good about their third straight win. charlie walter has more in this red and gold report. >> the 49ers enjoyed their trip to mexico. george kittle even left with a souvenir. >> i have not played in any of this year like this. a bunch of players and coaches showing up 40 minutes later than usual. the ones that got here were all good. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> in town meeting with the giants on a free agent visit. the linden native is reportedly seeking a new contract worth $300 million. the owner of ike's deli can help sweep the offer. he promised judge free sandwiches for life, and naming rights to his own sandwich, if he signs with the giants. ike later added, judge will be banned for life if he signs with the dodgers. that's pretty good. likes sandwiches, that's a pretty good deli sandwich if you've never had one. back to

our correspondent shaimaa khalil watched the game and the opening ceremony with a group of qatari localsn feel the buzz and the excitement here in the heart of doha, at souq waqif — different languages being spoken, different flags, very animated fans. so far, the controversy has overshadowed the football in this world cup. but for so many here, especially the qatari crowd, this is the day they've been waiting for. naji alnaimi works here in the market. he tells me this is a proud day. translation: i don't know how to describe how i feel. _ we've been waiting for this moment for 12 years. my small country is now the centre of the world. people of all religions and nationalities have gathered here. this is their country. they are all welcome here. before, we have some difficult days and months, for the world cup. failed to produce an outright winner. the veteran opposition leader, anwar ibrahim, whose coalition alliance has won the largest number of seats, and the former prime minister, muhyiddin yassin, both said they could form a government with the help of other parties. on monday morn

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khalil shabazz only had one hoop in this game. usually he's a big-time scorer. the defender for the lay-up. seven points for him. biggest bucket comes with 1.5 left. free ball. splash. they win the tournament 67-63. they are 6-0. first came back at philly and they were booing him all night. he was battling on the court. nice defense. give me that. the dive. kevin durant throws it down. james harden and joelle indeed both out for philly. tobias harris took over for the sixers. big three here. he had 24 points. they were up by 10. costly turnover. the interception. kyrie irving gets the block. he's there for the putback. the sixers prevail 115-106. world cup. argentina and saudi arabia tied 1-1 and the 53rd minute. the game-winner. saudi arabia wins 2-1. one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. i get bladder leaks. i didn't want to feel like i s pads i wore when i s twelve. iri i always discreet pads.ike they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! vicks vapostick. str

. >>> enough of the prose, i went to see khalil in the usf take some shots at fresno state. tough and stingy, down a point. robert, give me that. over to isaiah hawthorne , the dons won it 67-60. their record is 4-0, they play northern iowa monday on the road. every time i see is a marathon game it looks like a few ceiling lights are out. southern university, the team perimeter defensive issues, shot over the defense, he did it for years , second-half, just go to mahaney again. the freshman scored 16 off the bench, the gals are 4-0, they won 72-54. southern, great marching band for the team, back to the drawing board. i don't even think the assistant had to get up off the bench for this one. stanford hosted cal poly, too much talent on the floor. they all were wearing white. extended the cardinal 23 point lead, she had a threes. 24, stanford on a one-sided 80-43 win, number one ranked south carolina is in maple pavilion on sunday. that there is always glass half-full. calamine hosted idaho. the whites have shooters, like sophomore martin , honorable mention all pac-12, she s

on the first day there were sprints in the men's standings , karim khalileli won in the russian competitionssents moscow khalilelin did not make a single mistake and won with a score of 25 minutes and 18 seconds in second place with a backlog of 18 seconds, another leader of the russian team alexander loginov, who represents tyumen in the girls, anastasia gareeva won the sprint today there is a break in khanty-mansiysk, and on saturday there will be a pursuit race based on the results of the sprints. that's all for now on this sport, see you next hour. nazism in the theory of the practice of the ukrainian authorities, as for the beasts of cruelty in modern ukrainian nazis, there is nothing new. as there were always about two thousand criminal cases, those who deny the existence of nazism in ukraine should just see what is happening with their own eyes, in a package. strangled did not give dosuzu vozduhansky people that power? every person is born with five land masses of a bird on all sides of me now put me, more than ever, i need strength. and i don't know who my wife is. i need someone to

our correspondent shaimaa khalil watched the game and the opening ceremony with a group of qatari localsmarket. you can feel the buzz and the excitement here in the heart of doha, at souq waqif — different languages being spoken, different flags, very animated fans. so far, the controversy has overshadowed the football in this world cup. but for so many here, especially the qatari crowd, this is the day they've been waiting for. naji alnaimi works here in the market. translation: i don't know how to describe how i feel. we've been waiting for this moment for 12 years. my small country is now the centre of the world. people of all religions and nationalities have gathered here. this is their country. they are all welcome here. it hasn't been smooth sailing for the gulf state. qatar has come under a great deal of criticism, especially around its human rights record. but you wouldn't know it sitting among this group of locals. for them, this is a big day, notjust for their home country but the whole region. this world cup does not belong to qatar only. this belongs to all arabic and all mus

wrongful conviction last in the killing a civil rights leader malcolm x, the 2 men, muhammad aziz and khalil islam. well received 36 million dollars after spending nearly 50 years in prison. the charges were dismissed last year after prosecutors found new evidence of witness intimidation and uncover documents for the fbi. attorneys representing the 2 men say they were both at home and malcolm shot and killed in 1965. one of the men islam died in 2009 at the age of 74. his family and his estate will share that settlement. for your money this morning. social security advocates are calling for updates to their program. policymakers want to change the supplemental security income experts say the system has outdated rules needs adjustment. lawmakers are pushing for changes in limit. currently individuals get a maximum of $841. the couple's get $1261 per month. critics argue beneficiaries have basically no savings and that the program penalizes couples with 2 size. well, if you need to borrow some money soon, get ready to pay even more interest. this wednesday, the federal reserve maybe raise inte

.�* with more, from doha — here's shaimaa khalil.astounding upset, another world cup favourites. germany losing to japan. if the last 2a hours or to go by, nothing is to be taken for granted. saudi before kick—off, germany's team, the players covered their mouths in the team photograph in response to fifa not allowing seven captains of seven countries to where the one love armband. this was the stance they wanted to make their voices heard by saying that they weren't allowed to voice their position on their support for the lgbt cause. in a statement on twitter, they said said... what's interesting is if you look at the twitter sphere, the arabic twitter sphere, germany and japan is trending for their own reasons, because it's almost unanimously negative towards the german team. it's almost like there is a parallel universe when it comes to how this world cup is seen in the arab world and the majority muslim world and the west. 0ne tweet says, "hunger, poverty, water shortages and you have only chosen this one as your cause." another

. >> so if you weeks ago, i former boss, gave outstanding remarks justice khalil and i believe they relateserfectly to the theme of this conference. it was explaining that something bad happens that when we as a society cannot tolerate speech we cannot tolerate the views that differ from our own pretty and has an impact on all sorts of things that we might not imagine and characterizert the speech on college campuses including speech on university law school campuses as being an abysmal state anyone on to say, freedom of speech is essential, colleges and universities should be setting an example, and law school should be setting an example for the universities, because the adversarial system is based upon the principle that the best way to get it the truth is they have strong presentation of opposing views and in fact, absolutely b true in our chosen profession, you can't get to the truth unless you have this opportunity. and anything with scissors that only have one blade, that is what allows us to get of the truth. it really is being tested right now as a result of a couple of features, n

our correspondent shaimaa khalil spoke to some disappointed iran fans, outside the stadium.ht for the iran team and they had hoped it would be their time in their world cup. they were hoping to get through to the last 16 but they couldn't find the net in this game. inside the stadium, the fans cheered and landed and roared relentlessly for their team and out here, they tell me that they did their best but tonight itjust was not enough. very sad. i cried after the game. i'm a very big iran fan. iran versus england, i cried. iran versus england, i cried. iran versus england, i cried. iran versus wealth, i cried. in four years, iran versus wealth, i cried. in fouryears, i iran versus wealth, i cried. in four years, i will be in the stadium and play for the team. i hope so. one day. it stadium and play for the team. i hope so. one day.— i hope so. one day. it was very sad and depressing. _ i hope so. one day. it was very sad and depressing. width - sad and depressing. width because it _ sad and depressing. width because it was _ sad and depressing. width because it was a _ sad a

our correspondent shaimaa khalil spoke to some disappointed iran fans outside the stadium. iran's team and their fans as they lose to the united states and leave the world cup. many have told me that they hoped this would be their time, this would be the world cup that they get through the group stages and into the last 16. but they just couldn't find the net in this game. inside the stadium, the fans cheered, they chanted, they roared relentlessly for their team. and out here, they tell me that they did their best. but tonight, that just wasn't enough. i'm very sad, i cried after the game. i'm a very big iran fan, even iran versus england, i cried. iran versus wales, when we scored, i cried. i really love this team. in four years, i'll be in the stadium, i'll play for the team. i hope so one day. it was very sad and depressing because it was a very boring game and they started really well, they were on fire, and then itjust went bumph. like, of course, i'm sad. yeah, but that's life. yeah. it was very tense. i feel like everyone was trying to block the other out, but it wa

alexey hello, as you answered the question, i answered no, because i know that khalil is not an animaler in literature in poetry. you can’t fool you, of course, alexey and how can you fool alexei and i think not, he immediately relies on facts, that is, on knowledge of the logic of amphibrach, only some of them are two-footed, and some trimeters are bimeters. and all the rest are tripartite. okay. thank you very much. thanks for the additional information. and with whom did we try to get you confused with which animal? this is how a two-foot ferret looks like, it has four legs, four, then four hours, finally. quite right. correct answer. to this question. of course not, the fifth question. is it true that the japanese believe that time saved them from the mongol invasion? vladimir hello hello well, of course. do you know who the japanese are? naturally, you know, after all, the mongols heard the word kamikaze , now it remains to answer the question correctly, what did you think when you answered e yes, and uh, the japanese really believe that in our country the mongols saved kamikaze e

our corespodnent shaima khalil is there.ade it out of the group then, but there is a lot at stake tonight. with all that is going on, what would that mean for iran? look the noises are almost figurative and literal. there the political noise and the noise all around us as fans make their way in. i could hear iran chance. i could hear usa chance. so many flags are coming today both usa and iran. fans coming today both usa and iran. fans coming togetherfrom coming today both usa and iran. fans coming together from both sides. coming today both usa and iran. fans coming togetherfrom both sides. it does feel friendly. when you look at some funds you wouldn't have realised this this is one of the most politically charged games in the workup. very few games are as all emblematic of when geopolitics and sports collide. this will mean history for iran if they win. this would mean that they could get through the group stage and could get to the last 16. the knockout stages. it is on a run moment that fans have been waiting for for th

first congressional correspondent chad pergram starts us off tonight from khalil where there are still six house seats uncalled as the vote counting continues in a few states around the country. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret, with the house about to be in g.o.p. hands, a generational change on capitol hill. house speaker nancy pelosi and long-time lieutenant steny hoyer both announcing they will step down from leadership positions. pelosi quoted ecclesiastes for everything there is a season. >> there is no greater official honor for me than to stand on this floor and to speak forever the people of san francisco. and with great confidence in our caucus, i will not seek re-election to democratic leadership in the next congress two decades. they have a rivalry which dates back to when they interned together in the senate office in the 1960s. both will remain in congress as rank and file members. >> always good for a party to have new blood and enthusiasm and new ideas, i think it's time you might not have heard i'm 83. >> fresh off claiming the majority incoming g.o.p. chairma

classic semifinals late in the second, don's down by 3 khalil survive with the beautiful skip pass tocus williams padres the quarter 3. that ties it at 67. take another look. beautiful past. >> later on, with the 3 points, the hard way. lemon, pepper wings now little basking in the limelight. he had a game-high. 24 7 assists usf win. 75 to 69. they remain undefeated. they'll take on wichita state in the championship round tomorrow. years to put our we go united states taking on wales in the 2 people world cup over 43,000 in attendance on the run. >> 35th minute. no score. christian pulisic. >> it's their front to timothy way usa takes a one nil lead. i want to be able to screen like those in out there for the >> but in the 82nd minute on a penalty kick, this is brutal. >> gareth bale scores. the u.s. was winning were literally like 80% of this game. >> time now, though, play england on friday, england. it was really good friday at 11:00am should be a fun o'clock. all we've got across like it niners. good. yeah. they look great. what was great was that it's the stars who've been pretty