i hope it will happen in universities is victor malik g meeting to the previous fee crisis. this is a point i want to stres stress. not a psychological a phenomenon and a result of the victim ideology and as useful as that would be in as unusual as that with the would not have this problem to be an american college student today is to be oppressed as opposed to privileged. >>host: you quote frederick douglass. >> he was mobbed at austin. the abolitionists they did not want and to shut them down. it is still the assumption that certain types of speech to and are unacceptable. the two and slavery would break every chain to understand far from oppression which is something that the most bizarre and tragic if there is frederick douglass said the sensor and the tyrant cannot allow free speech. and how you liberate minorities to push back against absolute power. >>host: we hear politicians say that diversity. >> that what the by diversity now is a misnomer there without preferential quota nobody would object to achieving diversity but what is she to lower the standards and have qu

at least buckeye and his son malik found work in lebanon many syrians don't the country is small and expensive syrians there also usually earn significantly less than the locals. it was tough we couldn't really live in lebanon comfortably we decided to come back but then as. the high cost of living and the low wages weren't the only reasons they left eleven on after five long years. most people respected us but some kept telling us you're taking away our work in the form of. his former house was badly damaged during the war now his family has to live in rented accommodation but they aren't complaining so it's a wonderful feeling i can't explain it now we are here again in my village after all that's happened this is still my home if you travel are forced to flee as a refugee there's only one place you can call home. but just eleven years of age their daughter has lived almost half her life in lebanon now she's starting a new adventure joining classes at the local school. on the first day of school i was really happy that i knew friends at school different friends than those i had in

and shoaib malik has conceded the more experienced players need to do more.your dressing room, their responsibility is notjust to perform on a consistent basis. their goal is to groom the youngsters, also. i think that is a big responsibility. it isjust also. i think that is a big responsibility. it is just that when you lose, if you don't make too many changes, eventually you stand up. so thatis changes, eventually you stand up. so that is where i think we need to improve more. now to tennis where world number one simona halep was dumped out of the wuhan 0pen in straight sets on tuesday by dominika cibulkova. the french open champion suffered a back injury in practice on sunday and failed to win a game in the opening set with the 31st ranked cibulkova claiming a 6—0, 7—5 win to set up a third round clash against daria kasatkina. petra kvitova is through to the third round after the two—time champion beat aleksandra krunic 6—3, 6—4. kvitova hit 13 aces and 3a winners on route to victory and she'll play anastasia pavlyuchenkova next. nine of the world's top 10

and have you met with them malik and who t.f. you what is their status in terms of him backing up these talks thank you and if you could also just say what kind of timeframe you're looking on looking for a. timeframe you're looking for for these talks thank you. taking them in the wrong order i had a number of meetings. when i visit. and the last time i met i know a lot about these these consultations the last time i was very specifically about and we went through some of the details of what will be discussed and. he was very very positive about that because he has a particular view just like any thoughts he has a particular view as to what they want to get out he's actually quite impatient for rapid progress. as you know i've said i think i said publicly that i plead guilty to the charge of going as fast as possible as regards the regional governments and i think it's true nowhere is this more true than yemen but it's true in any of these procedures. because the great mother of all conflict the diplomacy the road diplomacy. this

joining me is bloomberg's naureen malik, and sterling smith, and bloomberg's metal and mining reporteroe deaux. things focused on lng, the u.s. shipped about 7% of its lng exports to china, and there are $132 billion worth of money needed to fund a second wave of projects. the chairman of tellurian is not worried. naureen: we have very cheap gas and we know how to build very cheaply. that is not going to change. chinese natural gas continues to increase. that is not going to change. they are only 10% of the market. they can do what they want. they will not impact the global market. alix: is that right? naureen: the u.s. gas market definitely has an advantage in that we have all the shale production. this year will be a banner year. we are producing at record levels at a record clip. the problem is that all these u.s. developers are in the middle of negotiations. they are all competing on price, and this throws a wrench in it. alix: absolutely. the question is what happens to trade flows? can the u.s. sell more to europe? can they sell elsewhere? can china get their lng from qatar, russ

and the guardian columnist nisreen malik. is there a glimmer of a brexit deal on the horizon?chief negotiator michel barnier suggested this week he was prepared to offer britain a partnership such as there had never been with any third country. the markets got very excited at the prospect. then britain's newish secretary of state for exiting the eu, love that title, dominic raab, after talks with michel barnier, said he's stubbornly optimistic that a deal is within reach. so, lots to discuss, marc, you have a book on brexit coming out soon, what your reading of the summer's brexit—related activity? that there will be in agreement and that britain will become a fairly big dangerfor the eu. britain will become? britain will. the new britain coming out of brexit will be. on michel barnier, rejoice. there will be agreement. michel barnier under pressure from all the governments in the year that are pro—eu. the ports in holland and belgium and france are lobbying to have the deal because there they do not want chaos. there are the exporters, like the german manufacturers who are ve

but his pass is intercepted by malik antoine to kill the drive..trojans lose, stanford wins this 17 tonoon in tennis. serena williams accusing the umpire at the u.s. open of sexism.she was initially given a warning. the umpire said she was receiving coaching from her coach in the stands. you can see the gestures he makes. serena not happy about the warning.he's telling me to come on....i'm telling you that's not coaching i don't cheat to win i'd rather lose.a short time later serena gets frustrated and slams her racket on the ground. because she was given the warning for "cheating" she gets docked a point which causes her to lose a game. that's when things heat up.you owe me an apology...i have never cheated in my life....oc: you're a thief too williams would go on to lose the match to naomi osaka. osaka is just 20 years old and this was her first grand slam title but the crowd boo'd for much of the time to protest the officiating. the argument is that the coaching call isn't usually addressed for men. serena said she will continue to fight for women's rights and congratulated osaka fo

france's le point, marc roche, who also spent many years at le monde and the guardian columnist nisreen malikas prepared to offer britain a partnership such as there had never been with any third country. the markets got very excited at the prospect. then britain s newish secretary of state for exiting the eu, dominic raab, after talks with m. barnier, said he s stubbornly optimistic that a deal is within reach. marc, your reading of the summers brexit—related activity... that there will be in

reporter: mykehia hopes to become a nurse, to provide both ep example and a better life for her brother, malik student loan, but didn't have money for other necessities-- like a fridge for her room, or even a comforter for her bed. she needed help. unfortunately, the wind blew her balloons to just about the roorest preacher in central georgia. >> i don't have any money in my savings account. n drained it, from the taxes on 't hom's house. i said, "now, you say this, right?" >> reporter: did you say that out loud? >> i said it out loud. this is the way i talk to god. ch've got a way with each other. >> reporter: you may have a way with each other, but he doesn't understand your finances. >> no, he sure doesn't. but, evidently, he did. r: reporter: when he found that balloon message, jerome says he had a total of $125 to his name. ow much did you spend on her? >> i spent all of it on her. r: reporter: he delivered a comforter and a mini fridge, and most importantly, a ton of much- needed inspiration. en it encourages me to keep going, knowing that prayers are answered. >> reporter: likewise, jer

look to the malik middle seat and his team of paramedics carry aid in their ambulances they hope it will reach trapped civilians. we've also set up to hospitals near the clashes areas which would casualties and afterwards we take them to hospitals. the recent fighting for control of tripoli started in the southern outskirts ten days ago. armored groups from tripoli which are backed by the internationally recognized government are battling the seventh infantry brigade from the city of that huna which is allied to fighters from misrata stray rockets fired in populated areas have contributed to the killing of dozens of people and destroyed homes. abdomen him and he says he's grateful to have escaped the fighting a few days ago along with his wife and two daughters they live in a classroom in this school furnished by a relief organization but we believe that this work the shelling was heavy and close to our house the whole night we couldn't stay there any longer so in the morning we left back in the detention center marry him and her friends are also fortunate to have escaped being killed bu

out well here to discuss this our panel of models in the studio we have a great smile hari and mario malik and in new york city jillian mercado and hello to you my aid and welcome everyone to this stream so good to have you here i know you're busy in the midst of new york fashion week so we appreciate you taking the time because this is a topic that our community cares about and so with that i'm going to share a tweet from one of them i'm going to give us a little bit of a spicy start some argue pre-warning you there this is. who tweets and historically fashion played a role in promoting social change today i believe it's used more to feel good versus doing good julian you want to take that on this is more about what it looks like than actually doing the work. i mean because i think that now in today's world i think that a sense models have a voice because of social media and or to act on it to be asked of the and actually the work and show that you know show or. runway and. we also are very passionate about the things that are only a fact or that we. have the power and the platform so we

but his pass is intercepted by malik antoine to kill the drive..trojans lose, stanford wins this 17 torying to win their third in a row on this saturday afternoon.taking on (j.r.) we are now less than 24 hours away from san hours away less than 24 we are now (j.r.) (j.r.) (j.r.)the oakland a's trying to win their third in a row on this saturday afternoon.taking on texas at the coliseum. khris davis....or krush davis...or whatever you want to call him. good bye....that ball is gone. a's take the early lead 2-0.oakland falls behind though 4 to 2...jed lowrie bases juiced...that ball is in the gap. two runs would score and the a's tie it up. how bout that for game. next inning...chad pinder says see ya....that is a homerun. a's go on to win this game 8 to 6. as for the giants...they have lost six in a row. trying to get a win today in milwaukee but no can do. they went down four to nothing. did rally to score a few runs but it didn't matter. the giants lose their 7th in a row four to three. (j.r.) we are now less than 24 hours away from san francisco 49ers football. all eyes will be on th

we're here to discuss this our panel of models in the studio we have a great smile hari and mario malik and in new york city jillian mercado and hello to you my aid and welcome everyone to this stream so good to have you here i know you're busy in the midst of new york fashion week so we appreciate you taking the time because this is a topic that our community cares about and so with that i'm going to share a tweet from one of them i'm going to give us a little bit of a spicy start some already you know pre-warning you there this is. who tweets and historically fashion played a role in promoting social change today i believe it's use more to feel good versus doing good julian do you want to take that on this is more about what it looks like than actually doing the work. funny but that's because i think that. in today's world i think that a sense models have a voice because of social media and or to act on it to be asked to the and actually do the work and show that. store. down the runway from fashion we also are very passionate about things that are only a fact or that we. have the pow

malik is the executive director here at the prince george's african american museum and cultural center. we're in prince george's county. >> we are. welcome t pnce george's and the second annuarated pg black arts festival. >> on wedneay we have community work wednesday. we'll have registration for the november elections. >> okay and people need to come on out this saturday. the festival is going to begin 1:00. all the way to 7:00 right here in prince george's thcounty. ey're going to be the featured band. ♪ >> it's going to be a good time looks ke, sounds like, thank you verymuch. here are four things to know. a second woman isow accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. that allegation comes as kavanaugh and his first accuser are set to testify this thursday. more on this develop g story ahead on the "today"show. >> sentencing begins today for disgraced comedian bill cosby. f he'sacing up to 30 years in prison for sexually assaultingd constand in 2004. they're calling for the maximum sentence which would mean life in prison. he's 81. >> hundreds of university of

i think that when they picked it up by mid-june, july 12, -- >> will any rejection of malik he and -- has a been a schism between the state of law and -- i do not mean to monopolize, but i followed this closely. the relationship between vice president and the prime minister are very close. if it comes down to making sure one is weaker or if they are sidelining -- he is been -- the dollar has been -- the -- they are trying to establish a political party and there is a lot of turmoil with this as well. >> i think that there is a desire among the winning parties to end that monopoly that the iraq he islamic party has had over the parties and over -- basically to collect them on what they are winning. now, the party seems to be at its weakest point. they are deck -- technically split into the junior partners in two completed -- competing coalitions. i still would not call -- >> before the election, they had 20 -- they had a link between moqtada al-sadr -- and then he aligned himself with haideral- abadi before the elections, now he is aligning himself with -- things will change as they sh

i will say this is an unusual thing to say that for me, returning home in a literal and malik wade returning back to the community after seven years in d.c., my soulmate at that. it wasn't some do not fully and i'm so happy to be rooted in community again. one of the joys of being secretary of education seen hundreds and hundreds of schools in every state and do way more than everyone. i love that. you learn so much. the honest truth is there's a handful of schools i visited twice and you go someplace and you're gone. for me to go back to the same law day after day after day had been tied with kids and families of the young men i worked with, it did fantastic. >> why don't people of leadership understand that their leadership is fueled by the relationships they have on the ground? when i think about politicians that the federal level, the state-level college even at the local level who don't really spend time in their communities. not in their congressional office in their community, that touching people come in feeling people indeed informed by that. why don't we build relationships in ways

late in the fourth, malik antwan with interceptions. stanford wins 17-3.al and justin wilcox trying to go 2-0 in utah against byu and red shirt freshman chase garber is getting the start. on the run in the first quarter, 17 yards for garber. on the same drive, he's going to find the senior running back patrick laird. a beautiful pass. 25 yards put the bears at 7-3 at the half. third quarter. going to find a wide open 52-yard score gives cal an 11-point lead. still in third quarter, derrick clark gets drilled. he would lose the football, byu recovers and goes 36 yards for the score to pull themselves within four. but brandon now in at quart quarterback for cale dives for the score 21-10 cal. the qb thing may go on for awhile but the bears hang on for a 21-18 win. they are indeed 2-0. >>> 20,000 fans on hand to see the a's host the rangers. two outs in the first inning and treated to this. crush david, otherwise known as chris. 31st home run of the year. ten of them against the rangers and adrian beltre going deep in the top of the third but watch d l larian

late in the fourth, malik antwan with intestrd ws 17-3 >>> cal andusti wcox byu and red shirt freshmands for garbers and on the same drive, he's going to find the senior running back patrick laird, beautifully placed pass 25 yards. bears up 17-3 at the half. garbers going to findide open 52-yard score gives cal an 11-point lead. still in the third quarter, derrick clark gets drilled. he would lose the football. byu recovers and goes 36 yards for the score to pull themselves within four. but brandon now in atn-1 c at t point the qb thing may go on for eith bea hg on-1n. they are 2-0. 20,000 fans on hand crush davis 31st home run of the year and rangers top top top top unbelievable that's unbelievable. two outs in the sixth, game tied hits the solo shot. his 11th of the year.he home run of the season and they go on to win 8-6. and a.l. west astros beat boston. giants and the second straight game the giants gave up a first inning home run and travis shaw with the best of stratton. unfortunately, four games for the giants this year. two home runs and this two-run shot 4-3. so they got a ch

and malik antoine with the interception. stanford wins.ustin wilcox trying to go 2-0 in provo, utah against b by, u and the red shirt freshman is getting the start. on the run, 17 yards for gar bers and on the same drive, he is going the find the senior running back patrick lairda and beautifully placed pass 25 years to put the bears up 7-3 at the half. third quarter, garbers is going to find the wide open man for a 52-yard score to give cal an 11-point lead. still in the third quarter, darren clarke is drilled and he is going to lose the football. byu recovers and goes 36 yards for the score to pull themselves within brandon mcilwain now in quarterbackuaerba tay go on for a while,it way, bears ha inde2-0. >>> 20,000 fans on hand to see the a's and the rangers. two outs in the first inning, and they were treated to this, crush davis otherwise known as kris, and the 41st home run of the year. and ten of them against the rangers, and adrian beltre is going deep in the top of the third, but watch ramon liriano at the wall. unbelievable, stick

fred malik out as at the apples store in san francisco. also very busy. doors opened up an hour ago. like it is busy, as you can see. outside a gorgeous day and seven cisco. a lot of people waiting in line hoping to get in and get their hands on these brand-new iphones and they are selling like you cannot believe. the doors opened at 8 sharp. about an hour ago. about 100+ were waiting in line and they filed an to a clapping bunch of apple employees. all to take a look and by a iphone x s and iphone x s max. larger displays, twice as fast. better cameras and facial recognition. we have the first two people in line this morning. they got here wednesday morning or afternoon. we have justin. stuck it was 100 percent worth it the way to check out these brand-new phones.>> what are your impressions out of the gate? >> the first impression is to have an amazing experience. reminds me of the first models expect that accept edge-to- edge. it is beautiful. >>reporter: it is not bigger than the plus size. if you have an 8 plus you will not be blown wide that up on a

national football league and the raiders over the teams upcoming departure including the chronicle mike malik outside the calcium to explain the possible fallout. >> reporter: good morning. the lawsuit is likely to be filed sometime this week before the raiders kickoff the 2018 season. that will be monday night football in primetime against the la raiders and that game will be right here at the coliseum. meanwhile, coliseum authorities say if the antitrust suit is filed, the raiders would honor their lease this year but come 2019 and if need be in 2020, they would play somewhere else while the stadium in las vegas is under construction. city council telling the chronicle think the suit could bring damages up to half $1 billion and of course, the city would reach some of that reward. fans we talked to say they're disappointed but there -- they will still support the team. >> i am sad to see him go but they will still in -- stay in oakland for a while and they have brought staff in and -- >> if they play, he will still root for them? >> yes. >> this is where their name was made. hopefully they

iraq and now asking for that immediate exit and with that militia party for the us troops by mister malikee. and as a great american as a free edition for air support also to provide air support as force is. --dash. >> day will be back. one -year-old american after 911 are now in the military in iraq and syria, afghanistan, yemen, arab peninsula and horn of africa. and our allies. we have to define that threat that this is never ending. to fight these types of groups to develop some sort of thirty-year strategic message over in some capacity. >> what strikes me in the conversation it was a more simplistic picture but what you have just detailed it is the nature of threats but whether this is a reflection of the strategy. >> this is the perfect segment if you go back to 911 the aftermath is still understood in this day look at that terrorist act but osama bin laden to this day is actually called the reviving shake. y-letter? >> because the idea behind 911 was it didn't pan out like they thought but they would open up the space for g-letter hard to expand without muslim majority world. and

thief and of making a sexist remark during a straight sets defeat against an army are soccer sile malik reports. i was i was a tennis great losing a grand slam final and the fame composure does help to win twenty three major titles. the was. the serena williams is verbal volley in the u.s. open final began when she felt empire colors dramas that unfairly want to receiving assistance from a coach in the stands her coach later said he had gestured in her direction but doubted the player would have been able to see him. i ramel scaife williams three code violations during the second set the last two which cost her a game i. can follow she i couldn't believe i did this is not i seen other men call other empires several things and i'm here fighting for women's rights and for women's equality and for all kinds of stuff and for me to say thief and for him to take a game it made me feel like it was a sexist remark all but forgotten was the play on the other side of the net. i thought the had outplayed the style she'd grown up idolizing a twenty year old in a grandslam fun who felt moved to apol

dr malik middle seat and his team of paramedics carry aid in their ambulances they hope it will reach trapped civilians with a good enough we've also set up field hospitals near the clashes in areas which would casualties and afterwards we take them to hospitals. the recent fighting for control of tripoli started in the southern outskirts ten days ago. armored groups from tripoli which are backed by the internationally recognized government are battling the seventh infantry brigade from the city of tire who now which is allied to fighters from misrata stray rockets fired in populated areas have contributed to the killing of dozens of people and destroyed homes. abdomen him and he says he's grateful to have escaped the fighting a few days ago along with his wife and two daughters they live in a classroom in this school furnished by a relief organization we believe that this work the shelling was heavy and close to our house the whole night we couldn't stay there any longer so in the morning we left back in the detention center mari m. and her friends are also fortunate to have escaped

out well here to discuss this our panel of models in the studio we have a great smile hari and mario malik and in new york city jillian mercado and hello to you my aid and welcome everyone to this stream so good to have you here i know you're busy in the midst of new york fashion week so we appreciate you taking the time because this is a topic that our community cares about and so with that i'm going to share a tweet from one of them i'm going to give us a little bit of a spicy start some argue pre-warning you there this is. who tweets and historically fashion played a role in promoting social change today i believe it's use more to feel good versus doing good julian you want to take that on this is more about what it looks like than actually doing the work. funny but that's because i think that. in today's world i think that a sense models have a voice because of social media and or to act on it to be asked of the and actually the work and show that you know show or. run away from fashion but we also are very passionate about the things that are only a fact. or that we. have the power an

news hour but for now come all at his back to you thanks to john and hit us to our producer how malik as well for getting on the on the grid today always good to see that mag some big names making the time for us that'll do it for the grid if you touch down society house like i don't use that if you want to get in touch with us any plots and twitter facebook that what i always say this but don't just send in questions and comments if you've got a video comments or a video question or pictures of the story send them in to us directly would love to get them on the site and online and in the meantime we'll see you back here in the city or fourteen at al-jazeera at fifteen on the reality until tomorrow it's. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians in state some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to the way the supreme peacekeeping force believes the problem complete eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jaz