khan. i seen lady liberty quite alive. join me in welcoming rudabeh khzir to the miami book fair. [applause] >> thank you. >> welcome, everyone. and thank you for being here. welcome to miami. thank you. such an honor. >> thank you very much. >> so i first want to start with the most important aspect of this entire story which is your son. the honorable humayun chandra levy what do you want people to remember him about his legacy. >> he was best of america. he was made right here. two, we brought him two years old to this nation to, this countrytw and the rest, all he learned from here, his service to others, standing up for fairness. he was made in right here, made of values and goodness of this country. i didn't know recently i was at an event in washington, d.c.. a lady approached me and she said, mr. khan, you don't know me but captain humaynu kahn was my commander in iraq. he found out that i cry every day because i was so afraid. he made a point as long as he was there, he would come

until recently the muslim practice of instant divorce was legal in india when there is still so much khan has never seen her father but i think that i have suffered a great deal whenever i think about it it still upsets me mentally i don't want to cry here in front of my daughter. can shouldn't have to ask why her mother is unhappy that would upset her too much. so we had to go. near it takes us to her parents she had no choice pregnant and still a child herself then a single mother munira had to move back home. her mother refuse to be gone tells us how much she has also suffered because of the story but she means her daughter's divorce she still doesn't see anything wrong with the marriage itself she only wanted her daughter to have a better life in the united arab emirates and says she had no idea the old man was only off the sex. it was with the our neighbors also married off their daughter to a shake and she got a new house and a small fortune. i was hoping for the same from an era that's why we married her off well being in. their nearest family lives in a poor muslim area many peopl

amir khan isjust back out of the jungle. amir khan all the best.e jungle. amir khan how are you feeling? i feel great, out of the jungle. amir khan how are you feeling? ifeel great, it's great to be back. i've lost so much weight, i'm down to fighting weight. it's great to be here. how's your fear of those horrible bugs and snakes and spiders?” fear of those horrible bugs and snakes and spiders? i won't be going back there. i'm scared of spiders and snakes. the spiders, i'm not scared of them any more. it helped sleeping next to them and being around them. but snakes i'm still scared off. and perhaps they fear of strawberries now? the strawberries we re strawberries now? the strawberries were a bit of fun, they were nice. and 0 so much and have a lovely evening. —— thank you so much. wow, what a red carpet. it's incredible, and the stars are still coming through. it's an air on bbc at quarter to seven, 640 5pm sports personality of the year. you can vote for one of 12 contenders to win the big awards. we hope you enjoy it. from all of us at the ech

strong stuff from sadiq khan today. west have got a goodie out of it. what they put towards the conversion costs have been small. sadiq khan has commissioned a report published, in his words, the deal that was done beggars belief. in particular, the a ccou nta nts beggars belief. in particular, the accou nta nts have beggars belief. in particular, the accountants have looked at the estimation of the cost of converting the stadium, and the reality, and there has been a discrepancy of some £130 million. it is a football stadium, but it also has to be an athletic stadium, the cost of retra cta ble athletic stadium, the cost of retractable seating at that area has been fastly underestimated. so sadiq khan is critical. can anything be done financially? he says he will try to maximise resources financially. the vibe from his predecessor, borisjohnson, financially. the vibe from his predecessor, boris johnson, he financially. the vibe from his predecessor, borisjohnson, he says a legacy has been secured, millions of people com

the killing of a sacred year starring khan and pharrell and the call kidman yaga slanty must direct that this deeply unsettling tale. a surgeon has blackmailed by a teenage boy and automatically has to make an impossible sacrifice the film starts with mild discomfort and at the point of no return he has a right in my night children. is the only thing i can think i suppose that just. maybe that's going to get. the benefit of all of. the other side of hope as a quirky melancholic finish comedy drama but i keep. the film follows two people

minera khan has paid a bitter price for this cynicism as a divorced single mother she will have a hard time ever getting remarried. i made a comment that i want to share my story with everyone i don't want more girls to be sold off but the girl should be made aware of what's in store for them. that. most of the women at the shopping center have been traumatized here at least they're provided with safety support and care and given the chance to regain control over their lives. around six hundred fifty million people around the world own a gun almost half of these private individuals are from the us the right to bear arms is firmly anchored in the american constitution but it remains a controversial topic in two thousand and fourteen firearms were responsible for the deaths of thirty four thousand people in the u.s. two thirds of them were suicides. who exactly decides to go out and buy a gun in surveys nearly a third of all u.s. households have admitted to owning a pistol or rifle the large majority of us gun owners are white eighty one percent and almost three quarters are men but that

khan last year and mrs. johnson this year. and not surprising from a president who said his biggest sacrifice was building buildings, who said his personal vietnam was going to studio 54 in the 1980s, who said that john mccain wasn't a hero because he was captured. this is a president who is consistently disrespected military families and john kelly's great sacrifice can't cover for donald trump's great outrage. >> now, let's all keep in mind general kelly's being stunned, absolutely stunned that a congresswoman would mention how the new fbi office in miami was funded and possibly trying to seek credit for that will becally as every congressman does in that situation. he considered that a dishonorable thing to do. let's look at something that president trump did that john kelly has never said that he is stunned by. and that is, of course, the president's first visit to cia headquarters. >> we had a massive field of people you. saw them. packed. i get up this morning, i turn on one of the networks, and they show an empty field.

london mayor sadiq khan has agreed to take over the former olympic stadium amid "financial challenges the costs of the new ground soaring. in a moment, survivors and relatives of those who died in the grenfell tower fire are warning that the inquiry risks becoming a whitewash. we'll bring you the latest. a busy day in sport, let's get the latest. it's the moment that really kicks off the countdown to the world cup — the draw begins at around three o'clock this afternoon in the kremlin — with england and the other 31 teams in the hat finding out who — and when — they'll be playing their group games. our sports news correspondent richard conway will be watching. it is russia's moment in the spotlight, with final rehearsals for the world cup draw in ensuring nothing is left to chance. some of the biggest names in the game are here to lend a hand. amongst them, one of england's 1966 here to lend a hand. amongst them, one of england's1966 heroes. here to lend a hand. amongst them, one of england's 1966 heroesm they can get this team together, playing with each other, for each other, there'

the nawab ofjunagadh, mahabat khan iii, was no different.he marriage of the eldest son of the nawab with all the pomp and splendour of a princely wedding. harish desai was ten in 1946, and recalls the splendour of the ceremony. archive: escorted by the royal guard, the bridegroom drives in state through the streets. before him and the procession goes a costly profusion of wedding gifts. all the princes were there, attired in a princely pattern with turbans of a particular type on their head. dance girls used to be brought there, musicians and all that. that lasted for several days. and he recalls getting his first taste of this other world. for the first time, i saw bread, butter, sandwich. that was not known to us here. my father said "you eat this. this is bread and this is butter". and i liked it. there were small pastries. i still remember that made in england, london, there were huntley & palmers biscuits. the important thing is the formal photograph of his highness, mahabat khan iii. the nawab‘s own most legendary indulgence was his lo

samir khan reports the nation's opioid epidemic drug overdoses this country's recent surge in opioid addiction incredible epidemic one of the most serious crises facing people in this country. the average life expectancy in the u.s. is getting shorter for the second year in a row now that's according to the center for disease control and prevention and they predict this downward trend will only continue it doesn't look any better we haven't seen more than two years in the row in decline in life expectancy since the spanish flu one hundred years ago would be entering sort of territory which is extremely concerning now this is all while other major causes of death like heart disease and cancer have dropped however overdose deaths have been on the rise estimated to be around sixty three thousand six hundred that's more than the number of u.s. soldiers that died during the vietnam war around fifty eight thousand and that's not it about two thirds of drug related deaths were linked to opioid use so it's pretty safe to say that america's been dealing with an opioid crisis that's only getti

samir khan r.t. washington d.c. vice chair of the us libertarian party of enviro believe strums was contradict his actions. he's saying one thing when he is on t.v. to get applause and he's writing something different this continuing of trade isolation we're seeing under trump we're seeing a continuation of all these backwards military policies that the actual policy like many politicians like any great actor trumpets playing pretend with us he's lying he is simply saying that yeah we're going to bring the troops home but he hasn't done it we're going to stop being involved in four wars but he hasn't done it we're going to start actually spreading american values through trade but he hasn't done it in fact what he has written is the opposite he has written down something that says yeah we're going to keep on isolating ourselves we're going to stop the spread of american values and that's exactly what we don't want we want to see an end to trade sanctions so that american values spread we want to see an end to foreig

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khan was in a sense the father of the pakistani atomic bomb, he was not the only one, there are others but he was most prominent. he took the design of these centrifuges, these things that spin very fast to enrich uranium back to pakistan and he convinced the pakistani government to help him start building centrifuges. from there he branched out and began to sell some of his technology or exchanged some of this technology with other countries, most notably iran but also north korea and eventually libya. - [narrator] ensuring nuclear security, analysts say will require a multi pronged approach. - all over the world we're working with countries to ensure that nuclear materials are safe, secure and well accounted for and that i think is one of the most important things about the president's nuclear security summits which he started under his administration back in 2010. we had the first of them, and the focus is to get all the countries that have nuclear materials to come to the table and pay strong attention to the necessity of protecting them from theft. - you would hold out hope that w

khan let me tell you to start of what an honor this is to sit down face to face with you, someone who has meant so much for so many people in this country and outside of this country. thank you very much for all you have done and what your family has done in the service of all three of persons as well. when i read the book that you wrote, "an american family" what i found it was about was not necessarily a dark time in your life but more about a mile inland for your son, an american hero, you as a student of law and as immigrants and what provided that light and begin and that torture and foundation was the united states its people, culture and constitution. and when you see that right away when you open the book because when i opened the book i saw this on the cover you see some writing and the highlighting and the notes and it looked like one of my books. but what i realize this is a copy of your constitution and your notes. so to start off why did you feel necessary to have this the first thing they see when they open your book. >> guest: thank you i.m. in a lot of sitting before y

and afzal khan opened the debate in the commons. politicians as remote, self—interested and unaccountable, and the current boundary changes would make this worse. the bill would preserve the mp—constituency link, the power to scrutinise the executive and the strength of our communities. we are probably the only people who drive around the country and see boundaries as we cross. when i drive down the m4, i go through the constituencies of the prime minister and my honourable friends, but let's be frank, that is a thing that only us involved in politics do. normal people, the constituents that we represent, don't see the country as a succession of local government boundaries. the government has stated the current boundary review is proceeding in accordance with legislation, but according to three senior sources quoted in the times, the plan is likely to be scrapped due to a lack of support from the conservative benches. perhaps demonstrating that this is going to be the latest casualty following the prime minister's failure to win a m

. >> sunday night on "after words," goldstar father khizr khan recalls as his immigration from pakistan to the united states in his book and american family, a memoir of hope and sacrifice. he's interviewed by california congressman jimmy panetta. >> this is a common trait that really, among mentality and audience can draw the conclusion. one is that they don't like to be pressed because free press criticizes them. second thing is rule of law if they do not like judges. they do not like rule of law. and that had given me such a perspective of not having any civil liberties to have all these dignities, and as we speak further, i'll tell you what a moment it was when i went to take them all of citizenship. i wish every american would at least read the oath of citizenship. it needs a very much and it speaks the hopefulness, the dignities that are enshrined in our constitution and in our bill of rights. >> watch "after words" sunday night at night eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> the senate today voted to begin negotiations with the house on tax reform are both chambers have passed bills and

or western a film about masculinity directed by a woman which premiered khan and then her biggest success as a producer tony out now you. have got. the hard hitting german comedy one six lolo's of the german film awards director martin are founded the company completes and film their success is unusual even though just as many women study film as men. of baghlan martin and i study together it was fifty fifty male and female students it just wasn't an issue for us when we were studying or and it was only a few years later when we began to look around and see what our former fellow students were up to look to see who was left and it was almost only men to our dismay by the past would be men of your kosky has been drumming up interest for western festivals such as here in toronto for success is a door opener but to men generally have it easier. i think there are a lot of old boys' clubs and in the film business contacts are very important a lot of things depend on who you know and a lot of those connections go back to film school. the only way to bring about real change is to get more women

mr khan believes the current system hampers talented young indians coming to london.o start—up tech firms. the opening is being seen by some businesses as a show of confidence in london‘s future post—brexit. rail passengers travelling to and from euston should be experiencing a normal morning after major disruption yesterday following damaged overhead wires near wembley. national rail had advised west coast main line users not to travel as engineers worked to repair the problem. but late last night, after hours of severe disruption, the firm tweeted that things were back to normal. let‘s have a look at the travel situation now. tubes: apart from the ongoing work on a small section of the london overground, all lines are running well this monday morning. moving onto the roads, and the chelsea embankment remains closed westbound between chelsea and battersea bridge for gas works. in bloomsbury, southampton row is closed between russell square and holborn for repairs to a burst water main. more problems with the utilities, this time gas works again. it means cannon stree

we'll hearfrom resham khan later in the programme.hin the next 24 hours in an attempt to get over this last hurdle before the uk and the eu can start trade talks. the democratic unionist party, which mrs may depends on for support, says there's still work to be done, while the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, says he's willing to consider new ideas. so why has this massive set of negotiations stalled over a 300—mile border on an island on the outer edge of europe? let's talk to our political correspondent chris mason. sorry, ian watson. are we expecting a new form of words to be put to the eu from theresa may in the next 24 hours? that is the hope of the irish government. however, downing street are not quite so optimistic and crucially the dup, the party propping up theresa may's administration at westminster are sounding more downbeat. they are suggesting there will not be a deal this week. the chief eu negotiator michel barnier said he and the eu ambassadors need to know if the deal will be done by tomorrow evening. when i spoke

clerics who conduct the marriage ceremonies tell parents it's all in accordance with the qur'an munira khanhas paid a bitter price for this cynicism as a divorced single mother she will have a hard time ever getting remarried. i made a comment that i want to share my story with everyone i don't want more girls to be sold off but the girls should be made aware of what's in store for them. that. most of the women at the shopping center have been traumatized here at least they're provided with safety support and care and given the chance to regain control over their lives. around six hundred fifty million people around the world own a gun almost half of these private individuals are from the us the right to bear arms is firmly anchored in the american constitution but it remains a controversial topic in two thousand and fourteen firearms were responsible for the deaths of thirty four thousand people in the u.s. two thirds of them were suicides. who exactly decides to go out and buy a gun in surveys nearly a third of all u.s. households have admitted to owning a pistol or rifle the large majori

saudia khan has already been in clusty entire day but she's still eager for more. hardly anything. thirteen year old from pursuing her love of learning. that. the first time she went to school seven years ago in a village just outside india's capital new delhi. india an organization that helps underprivileged children who would otherwise not be in school. the organization focuses particularly on young girls. of what can happen when these kinds of challenges are overcome. she lives walking distance from the school and she has a room with her parents and. the family doesn't have a lot of money and neither parent received much of an education for her mother. was never an option growing up. but today she feels her lack of education limits what she can do and wants a different life for her daughters and that but. i feel very sad that i'm not educated that i've only had just a little bit of schooling but now when i want to use the phone i need to wait for my children or my husband to help and there are lots of things like that that i have to think about the. father dies clothes for a liv

here's our financial correspondent khan got in frankfurt on the story many passengers who often take a flight have noticed that in recent weeks the prices on many routes that lufthansa took over from berlin after the insolvency have surged very much now the european union's commissioner of a star is concerned that fans are might already be monopolizing the domestic market here in germany the concessions that he has suggested to the antitrust authorities were probably not enough in the next two weeks the antitrust watchdog will interrogate lufthansa's competitors in order to find out what has to be done to create fair competition investors believe that easy jet will profit from this its share prize was a big gain there here at frankfurt's trading this friday. a quick check on the markets now because despite the u.k. and the e.u. reaching a deal over brics it the market reactions were rather moderate. relief on the markets as it emerged an agreement had been reached the footsie one hundred rose as did the value of the pound but traders in london are well aware that the next phase of br

visit north korea in six years has arrived in pyongyang political affairs chief jeffrey feltman store khans after pyongyang recently tested a ballistic missile he says can reach the u.s. mainland diplomats are hoping felton's trip will kickstarter u.s. led effort to deescalate tensions in the region russia's president vladimir putin says he'll seek reelection next year the sixty five year old has been in power holding the post of either primers prime minister or president for seventeen years if putin serves another six year term he had reached the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin more than twelve thousand homes are under threat by wildfires in southern california hundreds of firefighters in los angeles are battling flames it's witness next so stay with us here on al-jazeera. i think that the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. i was. a. number of the. blade and so. my wife. is. so. close. and there's another but. yes there were ele

in the region and the announcement hasn't even been made official yet already such a fallout marcus khan with the very latest joining us here in the studio international affairs expert at the german institute for international and security affairs thank you. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world the british government says that it has not yet formally assessed how leaving the e.u. will impact the country's economy bread's it minister david davis told parliament such an analysis wasn't needed until later in the divorce process the comments are likely to inflame criticism of the government negotiations with brussels have stalled in recent days over the status of the irish border a man has appeared in court in london on suspicion of plotting to kill british prime minister to resign may prosecutors say that the islamist plot involved an attack on her official residence one other man was arrested in connection with the case security officials believe it is the ninth islamist plot thwarted by british police this year a state of emergency has been declared i

you are a lot like the khan prove that.you want to look good no school trick you want to be use but on aloud to. when you're sick the doctors note when you fall in love they won't make you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have no.

with her family her father her husband who brought flowers and most of all her two year old son sara khan who was of course desperately waiting to see his mother again she then gave a short press conference at her lawyers office saying that she indeed is very surprised about the court's decision because she says in today's turkey you can never be sure of anything so it seems like she didn't expect her to be released today of course this is a release pending trial she has to report to the authorities regularly she can't leave the country so her trial is not over yet the story is continuing but she is well she is out and that's i think what is counting for her and her family today and her release what does that mean for the other journalists who were in turkish prisons especially the other german prisoners. well that is now more hope for the other german prisoners as far as we know there are at least eight german citizens allegedly behind bars in turkey for political reasons one of them of course being german turkish journalist and his huge out there is now hope that in their cases some dev

it goes up to the north river and the town in the bottom of the khans you get the armory on the.stone north of ireland. so it has to go to a different country. different jurisdiction that is part of the u.k. . breaks it will complicate irish imports and exports almost all trade is done via dublin's harbor where it's transported across british soil into the e.u. . after bricks it this british soil will become none.

. >> up next on "after words," gold star fur khizr khan recalls his item the united states and offers thoughts on what means to be an american. he interviewed by california congressman jimmy panetta. >> mr. khan, let me just start off by telling you what an honor this is that i get this chance to sit down, face-to-face, person-to-person, eye-to-eye, with you, someone who has meant so much for so many people in this country and outside of this country. thank you very much for all that you have done, your family has done, and the service of your sons, all three of them, as well. when i read the book that you wrote "the american family: a memoir of hope and sacrifice," what i found it about was not necessarily about a dark time in your life. what i found this back to be about, more about enlightenment for your son, an american hero fork you, as a student of law, and for your family, as immigrants. and what provided that light, that beacon, what was that torch, i found, based on my reading of the book, was the united states, its people, its culture, and it's constitution. and when i -- yo

much fun for the forty thousand local people evacuated from their homes many are survivors of manta khan's last bigger option which killed more than a thousand back in one thousand nine hundred sixty three. after the volcano stopped or up to the last time i went back to my house and planted. corn crops were good but now it's happening again and. what's happening now is still nothing but then mud flow was coming down from the crater followed by a big explosion. the question now is whether the rumblings of the last week will be followed by a full scale eruption. some of the other stories making news around the world at least thirteen people have been killed after a fishing boat collided with a tanker and capsized off the coast of south korea the vessel was carrying passengers on a fishing tour rescue divers have been searching for the ship which remains. actually above the water. hundreds of people have been evacuated across southern albania after heavy rainfall flooded thousands of homes at least one person has died and several people have been injured in the last three days flights have al

game when the formal whistle blew it was all right we joked to him it was amazing and it was beyond khan of any dreams that you could have for you know we're under pressure men be playing if they made a few changes of super bowl xliii in for hateley it could easily have been the that it was probably the more obvious would have been suppressed to leave me out but probably saw something and he took a chance first time it ever really played you know a strong kind of. ten into diminutive strikers and then he brought in the thing you know peter reid and glenn hoddle and all of a sudden. we start to keep the ball we place in good football you know we kept the ball for the first goal is a bit of an end it's in go to gary stevens crossed and i just did what i did just download on the space and all of the students in the back of the net people tell us what it feels like to go on to be honest it's like an explosion of different emotions obviously there's a massive amount of joy perhaps the most important thing especially when you've got a conscientious what is relief a few minutes lights you know

use of smokeless fuels there are concerns that there are many of these fires being used and sadiq khanreviously announced that he had written to michael gove in september, and wants to ban them in some areas because of issues about air quality. the government is now looking at regulations to deter the burning of damp wood which a p pa re ntly burning of damp wood which apparently produces more smoke and there also particular smoky types of coal being looked at. it makes a very interesting point at the end of the story, saying the spokesman asked about this story declined to come and other michael gove has a wood—burning stove. come and other michael gove has a wood-burning stove. we know that he's just moved into a new house so it might have been the stove he was going for and he will have to get rid of it! it's so warm now he won't need one! martin, the front page of the daily star, a royal race row, what has triggered this. princess michael has been wearing a bridge, apparently popular many years ago, —— she's been wearing a brooch, and it is seen as an offence of colonial era depict

game when the formal whistle blew it was all right we joked to him it was amazing and it was beyond khan of any dreams that you could say you know we're under pressure and be playing it for him and if you change the super bowl xli in the hateley it could easily have been made that it was probably the more obvious would have been surprised to leave me out but probably saw something and he took a chance first time it ever really played you know a strong kind of base result in the ten and two diminutive strikers and then he brought in thing you know peter reid and glenn hoddle and all of a sudden. we start to keep the ball we play some good football you know we kept the ball for the first goal is a bit of an avid some go. gary stevens crossed and i just did what i did just download on the space and all of sudden it's in the back of the net people tell us what it feels like to go on to be honest it's like an explosion of different emotions obviously does a massive amount of joy perhaps the most important thing especially when you've got a clutch williams was released a few minutes late you k

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. >> up next on "after words," gold star fur khizr khan recalls his item the united states and offers thoughts on what means to be an american. he interviewed by california congressman jimmy panetta. >> mr. khan, let me just start off by telling you what an honor this is that i get this chance to sit down, face-to-face, person-to-person, eye-to-eye, with you, someone who has meant so much for so many people in this country and outside of this country.

want to look inside your head, # yes, i do # your name, it is heard in high places # you know the aga khan a racehorse for christmas # and you keep itjust forfun # # fora laugh # hah, hah, # and they say that if you get married # it'll be to a millionaire # but they don't realise where you came from # and i wonder if they really cared...#. # you're a lady. # i'm a man. # you're supposed to understand. # we are family. # i've got all my sisters with me. # we are family # get up everybody and sing #. # my blood runs cold. # my memory hasjust been sold. # my angel is a centrefold. # angel is a centrefold #. # you don't come around here no more. # whatever you're looking for. # i'm free, i'm free falling #. # you can sit around and wait for the phone to ring. # waiting for someone to tell you everything. # at the end of the line #. i hold you responsible for what biggins james, it is this ragbag of fugitives from the debtors prison that should concern us. i remember a day when we did alarming sequence through the night in the ice cold of winter, deep snow, endless frost. we few, we happy few!