as we have m.b.a.'s or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to. the united states m.b.a.'s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty you know its duty to warn . but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because that the one administration in the world that are more that are most capital operating him in our current leaders because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security from the end there so group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late. absolutely and in this relationship i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigations that

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.a.'s at this point in some of the crown prince retains the. support of president trump. the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following jamal's murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia is iran in the arab world and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that n.b.s. is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the gadhafi is or the omar al bashir is of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't help on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that. the administr

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as we have m.b.a.'s or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to the united states m.b.a.'s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty you know its duty to warn . but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because the one administration in the world that are more that are most capable of framing him in our current leaders because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security from the n.s.o. group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late. absolutely and in this relationship i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigations that i was invol

get here not sell it either think new deal of m.b.a. student and the bill and. of course look at the cost and the upside of running here sharply on our side. we're looking at about i. ask in so many questions they want. a certain answer from the government so what can you tell kinds right now as we wait for this process to begin taming the boats now for the board of somalia what if it is in kenya bruce i'll get an eternity or 2 there and 2 but the city and political and economic development and their government is dead serious it's forced the government is saying it that way but this one program or action. and of course a bad deed when you're being honest i need a kidney i mean michael so at the moment of it i mean i'm up to so i think. we will go the 2 of the hottest of my mission is going to be did you where i stand a little bit of the residual i mean you could swim is not there at all even the do you know what it just looks like a pool of the top half a mil banana could be good but a good amount of school might not. be all video not some it's element of basic

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it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.a.'s at this point on the crown prince retains the.support of president trump the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following jamal's murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia is iran in the arab world and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that n.b.s. is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the gadhafi is or the omar al bashir is of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that. the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.a.'s at this point mom have been summoned the crown prince retains the. support of president trump and. the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following 2 miles murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia's iran in the arab world. and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that n.b.s. is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the good office or the moral the shoes of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that

launched its junior m.b.a. program in a blue john nigeria nigeria has produced nearly 20 n.b.a. players more than any other african country many people are beginning to take making a living from professional sports most seriously. young people try hard to follow in the footsteps of their ideas the 2 you got an olympic gold medalist john are cuban stephen king british are adored by the achievements are often overshadowed by very sad stories in local sports in number of former ugandan sportsmen live in abject poverty some cannot afford the basics of life however many talented young ugandans wants to be aiming at the big goal with the hope that if one can bring a gold medal home others can too. wow talk about is higher from jerry manock ila to stephen king for teach they all show us if you aim for the stars you can tell your dreams into reality. our next protagonist has a seamless story but he's not an athlete is many big in the music business how much email song could do a role is almost like a religion these unique style of music and dance is very important to him and to the resi

and he ordered that and this was something sadly this was something exactly this was something that m.b.a.'s saw as betrayal and so you were called in to help identify the source of the leaks my role was basically aiding the investigation team in. first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. and of course it fell upon jeff this was investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. it was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for sure there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he'

and along with lockheed martin m.b.a. systems they've made this f. $35.00 and it's been sold already to many governments around the world but it was going to save the b.b.c. as i say standing up for their your vision coverage what do you make of the fact that the b.b.c. that alone many journalists will be saying the b.b.c. headline reason was garza rocket barrage would prompt israeli strikes would even goes in the minds of journalists who were who didn't need to say it is the problem is from garz and not from israel clearly they're arguing for violations of international law rocket strikes would not justify extra duty judicial killings and they would not justify the collective punishment which is what those israeli strikes are let's be clear the $2000000.00 people that are besieged in gaza in it as are besieged there illegally by the israeli government and trying to juxtapose events as if there hasn't been thousands of palestinians injured over the last year as if there hasn't been hundreds killed as this there hadn't jus

science needs to get done and the fundamental level to understand how this money goes for getting so m.b.a.'s willing to give this money goes to immediate search or anywhere in the world free of cost as long as they promise to shab the data which comes out of their search so one of the things that a lot of the open source work has done is bring the whole community together with common standards and common. in this case infrastructure is being created in affected countries that will allow research to go ahead independently of endowment funds. the scientists including now produce the expensive molecules themselves which also accelerates malaria research. a colleague from the singapore university of technology is here and i visit. his research also benefits from the results from india because he can use them without any restrictions so one of the things we try to do we looking at chemical libraries and i did the fake molecules that can block any mission of the past it and then look at what in the part of it or and. that are affected by these small molecules that line of research using that so

i think it took 30 students for a year m.b.a. . so in about 5 years there was a co-op with over few 100 people who barely whether it's a boy or girl. the gynecologist who need b.d. was trained at the same hospital where sheldon siegel carried on his research. i was told it is a project that the research going on and somebody that i think people are unable and hard to find ordered for boy or girl before but by doing every synthesis they produce a girl of course we are what. prenatal sex determination was the biggest breakthrough in population control this way girls were aborted on mass and birth rates were just 2 fold fewer babies were being born and fewer girls they could later bear children. daughters are weeded out. in china as well one in 5 boys presently born one later not be able to find a wife mother so worried they advertise at countless marriage markets for their surplus sons in shanghai there's such a market every sunday in people's park. was it the us that says it or where we were we shot in the gas out yeah she and that

montalbano, who was held blameless by the investigation, also left the green berets, and earned an m.b.a. degree at the university of washington. brandon branch, who also was not faulted in the report, was medically retired due to injuries he sustained in afghanistan. he lives in texas. the air controller who gave the bomber the wrong target coordinates was stripped of his combat qualifications. he transferred to the air national guard, and helped manage rescue helicopters after hurricane harvey in 2017. the b-1 aircrew, after re-training, was cleared to fly again. as for the bomber's targeting system-- it still can't detect infrared strobes. it's been three years. do you ever stop thinking about that day? >> branch: there was a timeframe after that day that... it-- it literally almost destroyed me. and that, for a long time it-- it ate at me. and while i still think about that every day, while i still see that every day, i think it would do them injustice for me to live my life in that moment every day. >> whitaker: you fear what happened to you could happen again? >> anderson: yes. >>

. >> reporter: when you were getting your m.b.a. at m.i.t. you think you'd be painting murals on the stre wynwood? >> actually it's funny because i used to scoff at art. i was working on wall street you kn. r me everything is about numbers. like for me it's like this is a systems problem. we need policy change. we need investment dollars going into this. and i started to realize no that's not the problem the m oblem was cultural. our economic sys entirely focused on productivity on this sort of, you know prodre growth, endless growth. and yet we can't have endless owth on a finite planet. >> reporter: there's a warning in this, mural right. sodot would have been easy t it all very dark. you wanted big bght pops of color. >> exactly. i mean that's it's part of the miami aesthetic. everything is competing for attention. all these colors are jumping at you. i like this juxtaposition of just opposing species. you know, so this is a nice eclectic mix almost like mirroring the way that we combine ourselves. >> reporter: the designers faced a number

around the alleged blackmailing of amazon boss jeff bezos let me ask you this does it depress you that m.b.a.'s is not only gotten away with allegedly killing jamal khashoggi the cia believe with high confidence he was behind it but more than 7 months later he's still able to threaten people like yourself. the saudi dissident omar abilities in canada another person in the u.s. who is also to remain anonymous the 3 of you who have been identified as being threatened by the saudis as far afield as norway canada the u.s. he still has that power yet it makes sense if you think about that i mean. the mirrors the logic of target things that they've lost by the way i mean if i mean i mentioned last week that you know one of the most painful messages that i received after these events came from a human rights activist who lived within the arab world and you know he he sent me a message saying you know what does this mean for us if you live in norway which is supposed to be one of the safest countries in the world and you are threatened what chance do i have if i live live in lebanon or i live in tun

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.a.'s at this point mom have been summoned the crown prince retains the. support of president trump. the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following jamal's murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia's iran in the arab world. and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that n.b.s. is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the good office or the omar of the shoes of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that.

around the alleged blackmailing of amazon boss jeff bezos let me ask you this does it depress you that m.b.a's is not only gotten away with allegedly killing jamal khashoggi the cia believe with high confidence he was behind it but more than 7 months later he's still able to threaten people like yourself. the saudi dissident omar of deliveries in canada another person in the u.s. who is also to remain anonymous the 3 of you who have been identified as being threatened by the saudis as far afield as norway canada the u.s. he still has that power yet it makes sense if you think about that i mean. the mirrors the logic of target things that they've lost by the way i mean if i mean i mentioned last week that you know one of the most painful messages that i received after these events came from a human rights activist who lived within the arab world and you know he he sent me a message saying you know what does this mean for us if you live in norway which is supposed to be one of the safest countries in the world and you are threatened what chance do i have if i live live in lebanon or i live in

m.b.a.'s and qahtani managed to subvert twitter from being a tool of free expression to a weapon for social control and propaganda anti-government protesters in albania have thrown fire bombs and flares at riot police in the capital tehran it. happened hours after the u.s. and e.u. leaders called for restraint over the weekend similar protests turned violent with the opposition calling on the demonstrators to keep up the pressure on the prime minister to stand down he's accused of corruption and fraud. prosecutors in sweden have reopened a rape investigation into wiki leaks founder julian assange will seek his actual decision from britain swedish authorities stopped the investigation in 2017 when i saw refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london but with the u.s. also keen to extradite him it's up to the british government to decide where he goes next i was there as paul brennan reports from london. when julian as signage was dragged from the ecuadorian embassy in london last month it ended a

with an m.b.a. under his belt, he had returned home to lead his family shoe sales business through a successful expansion. as the two-term mayor of gillette, wyoming, he had presided over an economic and population boom. and over the course of ten years in the state legislature, he had lent his accountant's eye to helping other small businesses succeed through better policy. so it's no surprise that mike got to work as the leading voice on the federal budget, tax policy, and health care. over four terms, he's taken every opportunity to make an outsized impact on policy for the people of wyoming and for our entire country. in 2006, as chairman of the help committee, mike provided the guiding hand that delivered the first major pension perform legislation in a generation and provided more security to the retirement income of millions of americans through bipartisan policy. in 2017, as chairman of the budget committee, he helped lay the mowngs for the generational reform of our nation's tax code and ch