shai, malik. welcome, gentlemen.e about to find out how much you learned at the schools you played basketball at. did you go to class and all that stuff? >> every day. >> yeah. >> what they said. >> every day? >> jimmy: basic general questions. basic knowledge. your job is to answer those questions. the first team to buzz in answers. if you get it wrong, the other team has a chance to steal. okay? are you ready? here we go. first question is -- which founding father appears on the $100 bill? yes. kentucky. >> you hit it. >> jimmy: shai, you buzzed in. you want to take a guess? >> no, they got it. >> jimmy: we go to texas a&m. >> benjamin franklin. >> jimmy: you're going to go with benjamin franklin? [ cheers and applause ] that is -- well, it turns out you can't whip them up into thinking it's benjamin franklin because -- >> it's on me. >> jimmy: oh, it is benjamin franklin, everybody. [ applause ] all right. what horse race is the biggest hrse race in the world? deandre? >> i'm going to go -- we're going to go with

saira malik, billions of dollars for your investors. what were you doing yesterday as markets melted down? saira: we are thinking about the next three months. we are looking at three fomc meetings. what that is going to depend on is moderating inflation over the demand. there are no signs of inflation alleviating. there are signs of demand reduction. we do not think the fed has been hawkish. a below average market multiple, the markets are trading down at 3600 up to 4200. we are just not there yet. tom: you invented this question. you own the high ground in chicago. is the shop saying you need to take advantage of tax-free bonds right now? saira: the good news is the fundamentals are strong from a state level. it is the higher rates that have been an issue. if you look at total return, they look really strong. that is an area that is interesting. the fundamentals are going to be in place for that sector. tom: i have to ask the unfair question of the day. do you suggest with the new research that the tax take of some of these states is g

you know, damn fast malik china live for us. in chip lane and clean a gas explosion at jordan's, a cab or port has killed at least a 13 paypal, an injured more than $250.00. on monday it happened after a tank containing chlorine fell from a crane. mohammed val, reports witnesses described the explosion as extremely powerful. 30 tons of clothing gas created a thick yellow cloud. the force of the blast, scattering workers and more vehicles around the dock. my yes score was him to clean his wanted, but lucky to have survived. ah and had the helga been, i was inside the crane and i heard the sound of an explosion. a very loud explosion . i came out from the crane towards the ship, viola, and just before i reached the ship, i saw this yellow material. i didn't know that it was toxic and i thought the ship had exploded. this ship is egg i was supposed to be heading to g booty. and about $525.00 there, a man dying of jordan died. this accident happened exactly what happened is not clear, but some something happened at burst stair conta

but move out of investigative journalist was malik, appears the veil of secrecy among them. i'm very called author founder, a website with tract, russia who can do services is really difficult for a lot of people on plate zone. well, because i've only been 60 minutes. oh d w. they want to know what makes with love and banning them away from them. but i'm not even know how to work my own god and everyone with later holes and everything delay getting, are you ready to meet the german can join me right. just do it on d, w. ah, and i not sure if the most important and best known artists in germany today dodge lot. ah, lee. tina is the real deal. she's a real world famous artist, a criminal. a. crim are crazy about her. he is on that these are the links, he has a special person just a bundle of energy and.

so hale malik al jazeera, how it is man's team pulled out of a friendly with panama. that was due to happen on sunday. the players have been locked in a dispute with the countries football association over several issues, including financial compensation. the team has refused to train in recent days, a using canada soccer of jeopardizing efforts to advance the game. a players are calling for better leadership and a 40 percent share of world cup prize. money. canada are heading to the world cup for the 1st time. since 1986. canada soccer continues to be responsive. we remain ready and available to continue to work immediately with the players towards our collective goal of performing our bus at our best. as we approach cutter. in the meantime, canada soccer will continue its preparations to get all of our national teams ready for the respective competitions to compete with excellence. in the coming months, he grains world cub dream is over the last one, nell to wales in their playoff match in cardiff brings an end to a journey that had united the country and a cause ot

malik was immediately grounded for two weeks. got get so who's on her toes hanging right there. all right, frank. thank you. thanks everybody for you. thanks everybody for joining us goodnight it was a nice retirement party. i guess. still, it's a shame professor rothman was forced to step down. what choice did the university have? he snapped. it happens to theoretical physicists all the time. i wonder how long sheldon's got. these shrimp are all the same size. there's no the logical order to eat them in. can't be very long. hey, look, there's rothman's empty office. sad. mm, indeed. yeah. so sad. dibs. (tape measure retracting) what's up, fellas? what are you doing here, kripke? ah, measuring my new office for drapes. this is not your office. it hasn't been assigned yet. well, i called dibs at the christmas party when professor rothman tried to have intercourse with the toys for tots collection box. dibs?! this is a university, not a playground. offices are not assigned because someone called dibs. you just called dibs. shut it.

but no volumes of investigative journalist malik appears with fear among them. i'm very cold offer a guarantor of websites which trucks rush, you to kind of do services. it's really difficult for psychological like, oh wow, because what's up on the box like 90 minutes to dw? oh, well go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. where organized crime rules were conglomerates and make their own laws. they invade our private lives through surveillance. hidden opaque, secretive. what's true, what's big? it doesn't matter. the only criteria is what we'll hook people up. we shed light on the opaque world who's behind benefits. and why are they a threat to what's all opaque worlds this week on d w? ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russian forces come closer to taking the key city of if you ever to net as they step up our fence. if across the east of ukraine also coming up, we meet the ukrainian volunteers defending a.

mobiles of investigative journalists malik, appears with fear among them. i'm very proud gotta founder a guarantor of websites with trust russians who kind of do services. it's really difficult for them. ok, hello to conflicts. oh, well, because it was not on the 60 minutes of all t w. ah, it is a secret and a scene, endless one, exit. the conflict between iran on the one hand and israel and the united states on the other a more than 40 years. the adversaries have been irreconcilable. there is never been any real dialogue. how did this confrontation begin? how great is the danger that it will spread? the long war his will. iran usa starts june 15th on d. w. with blue did the army cranberry and evolve in an animal or a human being that the u. s. question that will be addressing this week. welcome to the latest covered 19th, special also on the show.

this ship is malik rybolov, a poacher who sailed the sea of ​​okhotsk under the flag of south korea in he was arrested by border guards while it was standing in the water with equipment and engine weighing almost 50 tons. already taken apart. now we need to saw a large hull for us, no matter how large it is, it was very difficult to bring it under the shore take away from the pier, no matter how maneuverable the ship. here, at least two tugs are needed for such operations. well, we did it on our own. in the process of mooring, the cable is torn several times, the ship prays for a length of almost 80 m. and even empty it weighs quite a lot. now it will be put on the so -called disposal, the hull will be gradually cut into pieces, the old ships in magadan will be cut into pieces, and then they will be scrapped for restoration. they are not subject to most owners no, a large clearing of the water area of ​​the fishing port of magadan and its the coastal zone began last year during the spring and summer, six ships were disposed of and the continuation of the process was postponed to 2022.

nor is malik eat, wanted a consensus government there allied with the patriotic union of kurdistan party. by taking this move, i'll saw that is likely putting pressure on his rivals to end the deadlock. and molly, mom over alice, if the resignations are fine all then the outsider will side with a protest as to imbalance. any government formed by the iranian backed lawmakers about so either they except the conditions regarding a majority government or go on their own and faced the masses. them legislative elections held in october were marked by controversy virtually counted in many constituencies after supporters of the iranian backed parties occupied areas near baghdad. the green soon the election was prompted by major protest against corruption in 2019 that asked it former prime minister, added abdul. maddie jobs and better services were also top demands since 2005 that has been a political convention to choose a kurdish president. she are prime minister and soon the speaker of parliament. but over the past 8 months, political rivalry between she are politicians has disrupted 3 parliam

how worry the russia 5 about the progress of the war with mobiles of investigative journalist was malik, appears the veil of secrecy among them. andre phone, bertha found a guarantor of website which tracked russia, who can do services is really difficult for like a logical plate. low because i've only been on dw, with soccer, is was supportive in many colors and, and the children in this mountain village to know them all, pima where's blue, the color of her favorite teen sex. it's traditions prevent her from going to games and play an insurmountable obstacle. little girl football on the page in 45 minutes on d w. oh. she beat it out. unfortunately. and a south, a mother is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering her 3 daughter with the site that was part of a psychosis. isn't awful illness. postpartum is a nasty mothers nightmare starts june 4th on d. w. now into its 2nd months, the war in ukraine has failed to give russia the quick victory is wanting. and there are signs of growing discontent among the political and security elite. back in moscow, a small band of

i consider doing something in german. malik, that was on 3rd smoking or bush was that was religion wish, but i have to do something that really stands out like where people would ingest. see, oh, he's doing doug because he's an albino. something. no, i'm sure i do what i do because i am an artist now, and i can sure that i have more to offer cuz most people thought i was french. and so i was even more motivated to show my gem on roots is come for sure recruitment, i mean is come. but also that i can adapt to different consciousness. i am not limited myself. i always say if you limit yourself, you create boundaries. and why should you create boundaries if it's possible to be universal? then the smoking is when uni visits then. oh, a susan. now there's how one watching us. right. and they're sitting at home and they're thinking, ok, i feel different. i probably look different as well. and what would be you want to them? because they're watching at home. what would be now you're wide to them. this is janice arg mr. lethargic. what i'd like to see, and i'm saying this because i really belie

companies tend to have foreigners for skilled roles, the government is now trying to change that. malik trainer reports from tripoli. they've been training for months, learning how to build the playground equipment to international standards. it's part of the program sponsored by the ministry of labor, nearly 30 percent of liberals. 6.8000000 people are employed by the state. but the government is looking to save money by encouraging young adults to seek work in the private sector, the law law, huston, really salaries in the private sector, a much higher than government jobs. with the certificate, i have a better chance to find work. what about shabby? any mahmoud? alpha tacy has the economic and social development board. he says libya depends on oil exports for nearly all of its state revenue. for years of conflict have seen oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times like national amp identity of him. a government long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector. we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship between the pub

political chief is urging rival factions to agree on the framework for a free for and inclusive vote malik training and standing by for sim tripoli. but 1st, let's join rory challenz, who's lying for the from geneva. and rory, we know the talks gotta do a just a short while ago. there is a perhaps hope that they will lead to a general election. but what are the chances? well, the stakes certainly are high. what you have here is 2 days of talks between these 2 rival delegations. you've got, i get a satellite, who's the speaker of the house of representatives. and then there's kind of misery . the president of the, at the high state council overseeing and mediating is stephanie williams. she's a former us pro match who is now the special envoy ready to the united nation support mission in libya. and what these negotiations are trying to do is to get libya back to a more positive and stable version of where the country was in december 2021. that's when parliamentary and presidential elections were, abandons the last minutes basically because of disagreements over the, the candidates the, the

the russian troops engaged in combat in eastern ukraine and don't boss human rights attorney duncan malik again shares his concerns that perhaps ukrainians themselves were involved in those alleged basis. first of all, we have to be very careful because there's a lot of false stories circulating. the other thing that struck me at least as far as i could tell, is that the claims now being made to the security council about sexual violence are happening in places where the ukrainian military is in control. so that makes me wonder whether it's in fact ukrainian army that might be engaged in this violence when i'm keeping this company herron arthur international web, back in the top of the, with the latest. ah, ah, with today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia, numbers 121. thank you. this client atm console, blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system, the social will hoppey, jermel, donna and euro exchange rates follow up on a trouble up article more so. so i would know what the committee met. evoke this, the billing addres

and malik china is in aaa where many libyans say they came to go to the pulse. when we look at the elections that were supposed to take place in 2021 over 2800000 people registered to vote are so that really shows that there's a huge appetite. libyans want to exercise their right to vote and to and to put into office those they believe can move the country forward. look, having these people talk, having these officials talking i think libby will tell you it's a good thing, you know, trying to bridge those gaps, trying to bridge. the differences is a good thing. but libyans don't feel that there's going to be any breakthrough because it's the house of representatives and the high council state of that are being asked to come to an agreement to bring him to bring in, to bring in elections that will see them removed. so, you know, they've been very, very good at staying in power. the parliament or house of representatives were, officials, were elected in 2014, the high council state in 2012. so they've been very good at stain in positions of power a. so live is, do

joining us from santiago with that context. lucy, if on cue palestinian foreign minister we add to all, malik, he has visited the international criminal court at the hague, where he did live at the findings of an investigation into the killing. a veteran journalist showing ab lackley the al jazeera correspondent was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in the occupied west bank. al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into her killing, steadfast, and has worn out from the hague. it's the 1st visit by the palestinian foreign minister to the new prosecutor of the international criminal court carton con. but the minister has been here many times before, since 2015. he has been pressuring this court to what he says, stop the impunity by as for out the very 1st time, the minister came here. he was accompanied by al jazeera journalist, serene or clay. now, 7 years later, he brings files with evidence of her killing. now nearly one month ago, evidence that shows according to the palestinian prosecutor that she was del

but this will be the 1st visit by mister red malik molecule. the i c c. that's brand step bass, and she is also at the see in the hague. and so what all the findings that are being put forward while the meeting took an hour longer than initially scheduled and minutes, tomato told me when a come out that they had seriously listen to all his demand. so basically making a case again, that latch war crimes committed by israel against the policies should be brought to the international criminal court. it hasn't happened so far because the investigation against these war crimes, the last war, crimes has only opened last year. and it's only happened after the i c. c decided that it has jurisdiction in the palestinian territories. but since that moment, not much has happened. so the minister traveled to the hey cas map as the new prosecutor of the i, c c caught him time for the 1st time. the minister himself actually has been traveling to the hague and to the i see many times before. but he says, i'm not giving up. he handed in new evidence, additional files. in

tom: in 17 minutes, christian malik will join us to frame out how commodities and hydrocarbons play intoess. jonathan: you have to ask him if the hurricane is coming step tom: yes, i would also want to know if he will celebrate the jubilee. jonathan: futures up 6/10 of 1%. a nice morning again. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think the fed is very optimistic they will see lower levels of inflation, but they will not see 2% anytime soon. >> i think we need to at least get to 4%, and that is the problem. it is difficult to do that without precipitating a recession. >> i do think inflation has peaked.

factory district of the capital, the route was called the kingdom of the yellow beetle, honor, the most malik the birdies of eurasia, near minsk, i found winged birds near the forest park angarskaya 2 in the school of yana's secondary school 141 and the project of an eco-friendly stitch , length 700 m. classes of the belarusian capital of the occupation, 120 children of every shuminskaya visit there at a time in 189 graders, 16 schools. we study nature sometimes. we study study birdsong in our in my class. worth the equipment to watch the birds with binoculars. even the drone is worth saving the earth, helping to collect garbage, not littering, feeding the birds, not picking plants. the purpose of our ecological trail is ecological enlightenment of both the population, and of the nearby e-e houses in angarskaya 2, and students, it is also noteworthy that this ecological trail connects two schools 141 schools and the eighth school. this will allow. uh, to our teachers to conduct classes on the basis of the path in biology through the human world. it's all we protect this nature and it depends

president biden and attorney general malik garland has had the power to fire john durham since inaugurationbecause they don't want to appear political. and choosing to end an investigation that was started by republicans. the latest chapter in this unprecedented waste a federal investigation resources is a not guilty redirect. by washington d. c. jury who's four woman was case prosecuted by durham never should have been brought to court. attorney, michael sussman was found not guilty of lying to the fbi about possible trump campaign connections. with russians. these four women of the jury told washington per post, personally, i don't think it should have been prosecuted. saying the government could have spent our time more wisely. joining us now, david corman, washington bureau chief and tim o'brien senior congressman for bloomberg opinion. author of trump nation. both are msnbc political analyst. and david, what are we to make of this latest chapter in the durham investigation, this not guilty verdict? >> let me put a good new spin on this. in the whole door ham investigation. as you noted

lena, malik, omar, mehdi elwahabi yasin el wahabi faouzia el wahabi abdulaziz el wahabi choucair forever hearts. those of the names of the 72 _ forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 people _ forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 people who - forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 people who lost - names of the 72 people who lost their lives in the tower, in the fire, five ago today. now, expecting the gospel choir to sing the change going to come. originally sung by sam cookein cooke in 1963 originally sung by sam # i was born by the river, in a little tent # oh, and just like the river # i've been running ever since # it's been a long # a long time coming # but i know a change gonna come # oh, yes it will # it's been too hard living # but i'm afraid to die # cos i don't know what's up there # beyond the sky # it's been a long # a long time coming # but i know a change gonna come # oh, yes it will # i go to the movie # and i go downtown # somebody keep telling me # don't hang around # it's been a long # a long time coming # but i know, a change

purpose to undermine the constitution of the united states, a palestinian foreign minister, riyadh al malik, he has visited the international criminal court of the hague, where he delivered the findings of an investigation into the killing of veteran journalist showing ob, lackley ya da, 0 correspondence with shots of the head by israeli forces. while she was on assignment in the occupied west bank, al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into her killing. now, so new $10000000000.00 space telescope has been hit by a tiny meteor. roy, the space agencies as the james web device was slightly damaged back in may. it's not expected to hurt the missions overall performance, though it was the headlines now it's back to drug trafficking, politics and power see later. ah, the legalization of drugs gradually stretched across europe, giving rise to new black markets with increasingly powerful ships, maritime transport, brought borders even closer. the big commercial ports became strategic smuggling points among them. ma say, where figures from

so hale malik al jazeera, but on the da has admitted injury could yet bring an early end to his career and are says that he wants sundays french open final, despite having no feeling in his left foot. you've had 6 year old, a secure the 14th at title one on god on sunday. after beating, caspar rude in the final spanish is suffering with chronic foot pain and was only able to play after taken a series of injections. i am playing with ha, with no fillings on the forward with the full to slip and it was i had the injections off anesthetic to the know but the problem is not all the, the much noise. that is the practices all the preparation now. so yeah, i never thought about playing here, but i thought that probably will be very difficult to big. and that's always but for me and you back to charlie in london. thank you santa. well, that's also it for me, charlie angela for this news. i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. ah ah, and african narratives from african perspectives now, but now we're about his big daily my shift, blue, short documentary by african filmmakers from

so how malik has been talking to one fighter aiming to buck that trent? oh, he's one of the most talented m m. a fight of the arab world has ever produced. a nick named the jordanian lion gerard. i'll salute he is hungry for global success. after proving himself at regional level, i submitted on the 29 year old. well, to wait steps into the octagon in atlanta next month, looking for a 3rd straight win in the professional fighters league, shall on god willing, i would represent my people the on board on my country the best i can. i have great confidence that i will be a champion. i want to show that out of fighters can compete and beat any fighter in the war. so always recent fights have been in the united states. but right here in the middle east where emmy is growing in popularity, the jordanian fight, his efforts are not going on. noticed. this is katara emmy, one of an increasing number of mixed martial arts jim in the region. however, very few arabs compete at an elite level, so the rise of the likes of the lowie is giving a sparring fight as hope for

justice to those responsible for the killing of al jazeera journalist, shaheen abu, our claim rehab. malik. he has delivered the findings of an investigation into a barclays death. she was shot by israeli forces last month while covering raids in janine in the occupied west bank. aleki has questioned the i. c. c's, delayed and investigating crimes against palestinians. he's accusing the international community of double standards in columbia presidential candidate rodolfo. hernandez says that he's cancelling the rest of his in person, campaign events due to threats to his life, had and as is a right cleaning candidate in the vote set for june, 19th, he's running on promise is to shrink government and fight corruption. the police say they have no information about the threat spot, but they're investigating hernandez is in a tight race against the leftist former gorilla fighter gustavo petro authorities in brazil have narrowed their search for an indigenous rights defender and a british journalists who went missing in the amazon on st, on sunday investigator so that they found traces of bloo

welcome everyone to the forum, heather holmes malik savage, while crews are gaining the upper hand on yesterday's fire. certainly the smoke and the flames raised concerns among a lot of neighbors who lived through the atlas fire a few years ago. ktvu use henry lee joining us now live in napa county. after talking with the homeowner who was there for both of those fires. henry yeah. alice the fire yesterday made for some tense moments. everyone along soda canyon road here, napa, rok one resident. his house didn't make it five years ago. there's no stopping it. john corner, remember seeing the devastating 2017 atlas fire burning in napa half mile away from his home, he could see flames coming over a small hill and it was fully engulfed. it was blowing this way. so i told my wife well. it's time to get out corner and his wife got out safely but lost their home on soda canyon road. only the garage remained, but they put it all into perspective. we're good. we're in good shape were healthy. um but we lost step will never replace. so you think about those things on tuesday as the old fire b

so hale malik al jazeera australia. is that mindy? he has won the 2nd major title of her career. he 26 year old clench the u. s. opened by 4 strokes at the pine needles of course, in north carolina. we collected a cash price of $1800000.00, which is the biggest purse in women. and that's what he bought for me and you back to nick. so thanks very much leave for that. thanks. see you later. thank you. that is it for this news, but my colleague, charlie angela will be back from them with more the days news and bye for now. me. oh no, no, no, no. what was no, no no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be here with you to look at it to me. i just need to, i need you to open the home and ya today. and i'm going to give you what we said as well, cuz i'm a lot of fun at the book. if you're the one i don't want me shooting off the edge of the ah a join the debate. wonderful as it is this the paramedic language. it really means nothing on the ground, on air or online at your voice. the queen is be removed as head of safe because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man,

and malik trainer is in tripoli where he says many people came to go to the polls when we looked at the elections that were supposed to take place in 2021 over 2800000 people registered to vote are so that really shows that there's a huge appetite. libyans want to exercise their right to vote and to and to put into office those they believe can move the country forward. look, having these people talk, having these officials talking. i think liberty will tell you it's a good thing. you know, trying to bridge those gaps, trying to bridge the differences is a good thing. but libyans don't feel that there's going to be any breakthrough because it's the house of representatives and the high council state of that are being asked to come to an agreement to bring him to bring in, to bring in elections that will see them removed. so, you know, they've been very, very good at staying in power. the parliament or house of representatives were, officials, were elected in 2014, the high council state in 2012. so they've been very good at stain in positions of power a. so live is, don't feel that ther

nancy malik from sweden. i'm the general secretary of the international human rights committee. in recent days, there has been some good news for pakistan as it is in the process of taking -- being taken off the financial action task force f.e.t.f. great list. however, in terms of freedom of religion of belief, it continues to be severely lacking. rather it is getting worse and worse. target killings against ahmadi muslims have increased in recent weeks. a father along with his two young children were stabbed and killed and then graves of him, the muslim were dug up. tombs desiccated, inscription of kalama or muslim creed are removed for em the muslims. all these actions are sanctioned by the state in the present for the police. so how can pakistan go out of this great list when the lack in the freedom of religion and belief and just going worse and worse? >> i'm gonna speak for myself because i don't know the commission has taken a position on that. but i was co chairman of the ahmadi muslim caucus. and what's taking taste of the ahmadis is terrible. shahbaz bhatti was a close

to bring feuding factions together. malcolm web al jazeera, the palestinian foreign minister viet malik. he has visited the international criminal court of the hague, where he delivered the findings of an investigation into the killing a veteran journalist should we will actually down to 0. correspond that was shot in the head by israeli forces, while she was on assignment in the occupied westbank, jersey or media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the kitchen. that boston has more now from the hey. it's the 1st visit by the palestinian foreign minister to the new prosecutor of the international criminal court carton con. but the minister has been here many times before, since 2015, that he has been pressuring this court to what he says, stop the impunity by is for out. the very 1st time the minister came here. he was accompanied by al jazeera journalist, serene or clay. now, 7 years later, he brings files with evidence of her killing, nearly one month ago, evidence that shows according to the palestinian prosecutor that she was delibera

brooks jarocz malik savage sure was a fun day in the city after a storybook season. the golden state warriors are sharing their victory with dub nation today. ktvu christian captain was at the parade that went down market street and christian joins us now live some of those warriors fans who were at the parade today, christian they got to celebrate in person with some of the team's stars. yeah they sure did. and fans not ready to let this moment go if you look down here down powell street, i'm sure you can see those dubbed fans out there still wearing their team colors. the team saying that dub nation was the sixth man out here, rooting on the warriors through good times and bad, and today they shared their victory. with a parade that you tens of thousands of fans to san francisco. with the 2022 nba championship series behind them. the golden state warriors had just one final official event to savor the season and share it with the fans. the parade to celebrate the warriors victory rolled up market street with fans 20 and 30 deep along the parade route. tasco anderso

malik presley. he's trying to school his mother. and guess what? his mother, you don't do that. but he did that, and i think he's in a hanging with him for a bit for a while. he was saying it. how about some soccer? this is awesome. first match ukraine has played since the russian invasion, and that is just a beautiful goal greatest, says 50 yards out from craig gordon on the run. he chips it in as ukraine stun scotland in a world cup qualifier today, 321 for so many reasons is loving it if they win one more game, ukraine we'll go to the world cup. something to cheer for. absolutely all right, frank. thank you. next at 11. i'm very shaken up. i mean, i have seen it on tv. there's a couple of weeks and it's just startling. just have to go through that. another mass shooting this time in tulsa, oklahoma were again man enters a medical building and open spire. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. at least four people killed on the hospital campus before police say the gunman turned the gun on himself. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie

those responsible for killing the al jazeera journalist, sharon, i will actually ride malarky malik. he has delivered the findings of an investigation into a blacklist death. now she was shot by israeli forces last month while covering raids, and janine, in the occupied west bank. aleki has questioned the ice is he's delaying investigating crimes against palestinians. his accusing the international community of double standards well still had here. all the news are gone. are the sounds of the animals, the birthday is 6, the live in the forest will have neural the impact of deforestation. the colombian amazon at the sushi way. white medina by in senegal, attracts african pilgrims on students seeking knowledge and peace of mind. also lightning strikes on the ice and attends playoff game between tampa bay and the new ranges. those details coming up from school go ah a blast of heats across the middle east. hello everyone. another spots hit 50 degrees this time it was the man in saudi arabia. in the eastern province, so let's give you a wider look right now on saturday. what's going on i

so hale malik al jazeera name are was on target for brazil as they continued their preparations for the wall cabin cattle with a win a paras azure man. starr scored a penalty to help his side beat japan one nel and a friendly and tokyo. brazil had been drawn in a competitive group back hats har, 2022 among site serbia, switzerland, and cameron. headlight is men's team hold out of a friendly with panama? that was due to happen on sunday. the players have been locked in a dispute with the countries football association over several issues, including financial compensation. the team have refused to train in recent days, accusing canada soccer of jeopardizing efforts to advance the game of players calling for better leadership and a 40 percent share of wall cup prize. money canada. heading to the world cotton for the 1st time since 1986 canada soccer continues to be responsive. we remain ready and available to continue to work immediately with the players towards our collective goal of performing our bus at our best. as we approach cutter. in the mean time, canada soccer will continue its p

sector companies tend to hire foreigners for skilled roles, the government is trying to change that. malik trainer reports now from tripoli. they've been training for months, learning how to build the playground equipment to international standards. it's part of the program sponsored by the ministry of labor, nearly 30 percent of libya, 6800000 people are employed by the state. but the government is looking to save money by encouraging young adults to seek work in the private sector. them are no longer hostility. salaries in the private sector are much higher than government jobs, but the certificate i have a better chance to find work. what about shall be any mahmoud and full tc. as the economic and social development board, he says libya depends on oil exports. for nearly all of its state revenue. for years of conflict, have seen oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times like an annual ambit interfere with him in the government. long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector. we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship b

nor is malik eat, want a consensus government. they are allied with the patriotic union of kurdistan party . by taking this move, i'll saw that is likely putting pressure on his rivals to end the deadlock among these mom over at least one. if the resignations are fine all then the outsider will side with the protest as to imbalance. any government formed by the iranian backed lawmakers about so either they except the conditions regarding a majority government or go on their own and faced the masses. them legislative elections held in october were marked by controversy. vote will be counted in many constituencies after supporters of the iranian backed parties occupied areas near baghdad. the green soon the election was prompted by major protest against corruption in 2019 that asked it former prime minister, added abdul. maddie jobs and better services were also top demands since 2005 that has been a political convention to choose a kurdish president. she are prime minister and assumed the speaker of parliament. but over the past 8

so hale malik al jazeera m hours on target for brazil, as they continued their woke up preparations that with the win. if i sal mount star, scored a penalty to help his side beat to pan one knell and friendly in tokyo. of brazil have been drawn and alongside that a serbia, switzerland, and cameron for the finals in cut up kind of desmond that tim refused to play a game against panama on sunday. the plays are in dispute with the countries football association. the team wants a bigger share of woke up prize money, canada heading to the finals for the 1st time since 1986. they are due to play curricle and the conquer cough nations leak on thursday. you can walk up. dream is over the last one l to wells, and their playoff matching card if it brings to an end, a journey that had united the country in a cause other than the war with russia. police reports a bruce ukraine's arrival in cardiff. put their hosts in an unfamiliar position. the tiny nation of wales is normally a neutral favorite, but the russian invasion of ukraine has given the ukrainian football team a large global backing as they

bring to justice those responsible for the killing of al jazeera jen le, sharing up will actually ride malik. he has delivered the findings of an investigation into a barclays death. she was shot by his ready forces last month while covering rights and janine in the occupied west bank. blake, his question the, i see he's delaying investigating crimes against palestinians. he's accusing the international community of double standards. both still had hill minis, iris, more asylum seekers make their way north through mexico. we'll look at what the u. s. is proposing to control will how to control immigration and lightning strikes on the ice and a tense playoff game between tampa bay and the new york rangers. those details coming up in schools ah a blast of heat across the middle east. hello everyone. another spot hit 50 degrees this time it was the man in saudi arabia in the eastern province. so let's give you a wider look right now on saturday. what's going on is we had this pool of heat and iraq. it's been shut down into the radiant peninsula. by some pretty powerful when we go in for a close

we've had a response from the executive producer of the film, malik shlibak — he has told the bbc thatmeeting with his turkish counterpart. joe inwood has more. the donbas is burning. this is lysychansk, just a few miles away from the current front line and a city under constant bombardment. the sign reads, "i love college". but there are no students left, and nowhere to study. lysychansk has been left a ghost town. most of those who remain do so because they have no choice. translation: every day - there are bombings, and every day something burns — a house, a flat, and there's nobody to help me. i tried to go to the city authorities, but nobody�*s there. everyone has run away. they abandoned the people. "go away, too," they say. but where am i going to go, at 70 years old? if yuri were to look to the east, this is the sight that would greet him. the neighbouring city of severodonetsk, taking the full weight of russia's invasion. ukrainian authorities say they are holding on here — but onlyjust. it's expected that the russians will increase the intensity of their attacks over the comi

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well, what about malik? who likes it? this is not reason to say goodbye to life.'t give rings, give away, get off me. i don't know, i'm nothing. about who will tell us everything now. what are you, a fool? hi hi. we have such a dispute here kirill yes, wait, did you really try to commit suicide because of polyakov, or was there something more serious? mm? shut your mouth yourself shut the clown yourself. for a long time it was necessary to drag this goblin. come on, grisha pay attention to every fool. yes, he already got climbs, everywhere he talks what he wants. it's a pity that we were torn apart. yeah well it doesn't hurt normally. never mind, i'll get it anyway. maybe you're right? i will never forgive him for something for everything. larionova i hope you understand the seriousness of your accusations? of course, vasily igorevich and you are aware that your statement could ruin andrei vladimirovich for the rest of his life and put an end to his professional activities after he did it less. what can be punished. you claim that the teacher polyakov harassed you

host: i will hear from a gun owner, maliki in georgia -- malik in georgia.r: i feel like if there is someone with mall intent and they plan to go out of their way to buy a gun or find one and however they go about it, they will do it regardless of what laws are in place. it is better to have it and not needed then than to need it and not have it. i have a firearm and haven't had to use it but rest assured, if there was something going on i know that i have the ability to protect myself and those around me. host: kelly in salem, new hampshire, you support. why? caller: i am almost 30 and i've been going through school shooting drills since i was about 10 years old, so when they say the kids are the only ones dealing with this, adults, voters, are people who have lived with this. i very much support and hope this is just the start and not necessarily the end. and a band-aid for a situation that is just out of control. thank you very much. host: aubrey on twitter -- pursuant to haller, some restrictions on firearms is not unconstitutional. i don't oppose redo -