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. >> prince faisal was the son of sharif hussein, who was in charge of mecca at the time.hey are part of the hashemites, which is the same family as prophet muhammad is from. >> faisal is tall, slim, soulful, a bit melancholic. but he has charm, and he has finesse. >> faisal had this ability to really listen to people and to compromise. >> faisal spoke turkish, spoke english and french, was educated and was being prepared by the ottoman empire to be a turkish ruler in his area, but loyalist to the ottoman empire. yet he harbored extreme resentment against the ottomans and wanted them out. >> faisal was interested in liberating the arabs of what is today the arabian peninsula, saudi arabia and parts of jordan and the gulf, liberating it from the ottoman hands and trying to create their own sovereign rule. >> on that promise, he launches the arab revolt in the summer of 1916. >> faisal rallies his arab brothers. he drives the turks out of mecca, and he has successfully created a small rebellion. >> but very quickly the revolt kind of reaches paralysis. they can't really adva

. >> abdulla, the son of al shareef in mecca.e considered to be a descendant of the prophet. >> abdullah arises as this magical wizard and a brilliant and political shrewd mind and smarter than those who came before him. >> the british liked him. he liked them. he saw himself as a moderate man who could make an arrangement with the british. >> transjordan was part of the british mandate. abdulla wanted to be the king of this arab land, and possibly by being an ally of the british in the war, he might get handsomely rewarded. >> in may of 1945, after six years of fighting, and a brutal holocaust in which 6 million jews for murdered, world war ii finally ends in europe. >> allied officers inside the shattered city of berlin, me coraopolis of a nazi empire that once held sway over almost all of of europe, titled signed. the unconditional defeat of germany is complete. >> both abdulla and ben-gurion celebrated the british victory, but the fight in jerusalem is far from over. >> the second world war is over. but we jews cannot rejoice

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do see that in terms of how valuations and multiples have corrected, particularly on a lot of the mecca cap tech names, it is asked the mecca cap -- the mega cap tech names, i do see scope for chinese assets in the near term to outperform their e.m. peers, which is something that does tend to happen, so you have a good bit of seasonality there. i think we do have to respect that as we talk about the growth outlook and how things are so different this cycle and better this cycle, one thing that is worse is the structure for chinese growth. that is simply not going to be as strong as it was in the past cycle. we believe that dm growth is going to more than offset this in the near term, but also want to point out that even on the structural, slowing chinese trend we are in, a lot of this in the near term has been realized. chinese policy makers do seem to now be changing tacked and putting more of a floor or one the appearance of putting more of a floor under activity, in terms of some of the mustard around the property -- the messaging around the property market and the monetary policy tw

. >>> all right, actor eddy mecca died, on "laverne & shirley" playing the love interest, the big ragurince charming on the white horse bit? bad enough i'm taking horseback riding lessons. we need a big ragu. >> the big ragu. cindy williams who played shirley and the former co-star could do it all. eddy mecca was 69. >>> sing a dua lipa levitating to the hot 100 chart with the biggest song in the world this year. ♪ ♪ >> levitating had a record breaking run this year in terms of streaming, radio, air play and sales data. it is only the third song to be crowned the year's top hit without spending a single week at number one. it only peaked at number 2. lipa called her song's top year-end status absolutely surreal. >> all of these top year-end charts make me feel old and dated i've got to say. >> all right. you are not old or dated, i promise. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. have a great weekend, everyone. "new day" is next. ♪"you are the reason" by calum scott♪ to all the kisses... .that led... ...to is one. celebrate every kiss, with kay. this is elodi

. >> it is the mecca. you asked people their favorite arena, most would say the garden, it is my favorite atmosphere and it would be great if it happened tonight. >> reporter: he be there. madison square garden has hosted iconic events and this is another. will they stop the game if he gets it? i am told they will not but they will acknowledge it in a lengthy timeout. >> it will be quite the moment. steph curry on center stage tonight. >>> coming up, new developments into a suspicious death at the fremont tesla factory. while police are saying about the case. >>> plus, the pandemic caused many people to cancel holiday plans last year, what people say but a rebound this year. >>> and help our neighbors in need by donating time or money in our food for bay area families drive, found out how >>> developing right now, the investigation into a debt that the fremont tesla factory has been classified as a homicide. video showing a big police presence on the scene after someone was found dead in the parking lot ye

. >> at madison square garden, that is the mecca!e city of oakland is asking governor newsom for help. details on the plan to keep people safe. >>> plus, it is a sound people find annoying. the eerie humming of the golden gate bridge may some ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. more local news at 5:30. it is a sound that drives some people crazy. now, there is a new plan in the works to silence the humming on the golden gate bridge. >>> planning to get away for the holidays? why travelers can expect to pay more this year. >>> in the sierra, dangerous driving conditions as winter storm warnings continue. >>> people in the sierra digging out after several feet of snow fall.

then of course the invasion by the soviet union and by ayatollah how many and the attack on mecca by the religious zealots and travel to pakistan within two weeks of the soviet invasion and he was going back and forth raising money and raised millions of dollars for the afghan regime and this was a transformational moment he went into afghanistan [inaudible] he published the book in 91 even though it's sympathetic so another transformational moment al qaeda's base became the land of the group and they were formalizing the founding of al qaeda in a civilized manner. anybody taking notes knowsng tht sthe notetaker [inaudible] butt the contemporaneous documents bin laden is quite anti-american and in the delivering speeches then threatening saudi arabia and offered his troops. he he had a number of projects which at the time there was a kind of quasi- marxist state. the soviets had been defeated. every military engagement it was a fiasco. 9/11 was a tactical success but a failure and in this militarization he had a big ego or something. this contributed to the public understanding of al

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and they can also go and train either people or, or so mecca these, what a fuel does, then sell them an extra income for themselves. so to be room g and henry of piano installed the 1st large filtering system using granite in central uganda. in a school near the capital kampala, several 100 pupils now have access to clean water and fall sick. less often. utilities safe hasn't have anything so has helped me a lot cause i'm no longer suffering will take for you and even i was suff, only pay for it. and i was like, i don't even go to school tooth. the fisher has quantify the impact that use of its filters has on the environment in terms of trees protected and c, o 2 emissions. here we save the atmosphere of at least $240.00 tons of carbon dioxide for each filter at marine. godfrey's federal gland whenever to sufficient installs a large filter system in a school. the teen plants. marina trees with the pupils about a 1000 in all over the past 2 years. oh, at nike valley, dina, and i've been to, had since acquired and started using a water filter. she put it together herself. my g in the w

just pandemonium in the mecca of basketball. madison square garden. to get another slo-mo look at staff lex into the crowd. look at that passion. mba record and then here cherry on top. his embrace with ray allen. handing over the crown. the staff, the most 3 pointers in nba history. as they say, step has changed the game in the nba and what a moment for basketball that's going to go down in history. reggie miller who is number 3 on that he like dad play with his cell phone right there. but it was awesome. and of course, we'll have a more later at 6. we'll have reaction around the nba that. >> once again goes final we'll have some highlights and postgame reaction. but. >> what a moment. you know, jason, i don't think it's just because you know, he's our local, you know, hero. it was just extraordinary and this very emotional, you know, just a bigger than life moment. yeah. he he did it in 600 less games than ray allen well, yes, it's crazy. and i know the game is played. so he may take more 3 pointers that ray allen did in his era. but. >> it's just i

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new restrictions for england, known as a step to mecca, could see pubs and restaurants serving customerslds mixing indoors was not a decision on whether to bring england in line with other uk nations could be taken early next week. emily unia, bbc news. france has broken it's daily record for covid infections. it's recorded more than 100,000 covid infections in the space in the space of 24 hours. the health authorities there say an additional 104,611 people have contracted covid—19 — with the spiralling number being driven by the omicron variant. it's been a chaotic christmas for thousands of people trying to catch flights home in the us — as surging covid cases have side—lined pilots and other crew members leaving people stranded at airports. christmas eve saw around 690 flights cancelled, leaving some travellers with no choice but to spend the night in a departure lounge. almost 900 domestic and internationalflights in and out of the country have been cancelled today. and there've also been around 800 delayed christmas day flights. most of the affected airlines have attributed the disr

and saudi arabia has brought back social distancing rules at the grand mosque and mecca after recording the highest number of infections in months. workers have returned floor markings that were removed in october to guide people in and around the whole, the site. saudi arabia has more than half a 1000000 confirmed cases and nearly 9000 deaths from coven 19. and the 1st cases of the micron variance have been confirmed in libya. the national center for disease control is urging everyone to get vaccinated close to 400000 evictions have been reported so far, and 5 and a half 1000 deaths. a bird flew outbreak and israel is killing thousands of wild cranes, but epidemiologists swarmed. the disease could infect humans, israel's agriculture ministry says the avian flu, h 5 n one was detected in chickens from northern parts of the country and suspended the sale of meat and eggs from effected farms. a country says this is the deadliest wildfire wild life for all the disaster in its history. but israel isn't the only country experiencing this other parts of the world are also seeing the bird thro

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it is now basically san francisco a tech mecca surrounded by a filthy moat of degeneral wase,. >> jesseess people said we are going to get out if you don't fix this her poll numbers are obviously going to tank. she is not going to be a national politician if she is going to ruin this city. look what happened to de blasio. tried to run for president got laughed out of the room. >> brian: he will get laughed out of governorship, too. is that one off one speech or do you see something happening beyond. >> dana: something happened. a straw broke the camel's back. it wasn't when the walgreen's got looted. when the high end stores got looted. business owners and some of her donors probably saying the city, you are going to lose everything if you don't do something. she has a problem in that the prosecutor is the one -- he is under a recall. that doesn't happen for another several months. even if it would pass, i don't know if it would. that's the problem she needs to fix. last thick i would said many of these -- often you have seen women politicians when they get into the position of somethin

you know, los angeles is the mecca for homeless, over 66,000 homeless people. you mentioned earlier in one of the statements that you made was that you only met one or two that did not want housing. i take issue with that. here is the reason why. and many of the previous callers eluded to this fact already and i am going to try to highlight it for you so you understand. as soon as you offer many of these people housing, and you attach social responsibility to it, they decline. they have already proven this in venice beach. they were offering people housing. about 30 to 40% of them wanted the housing, but were reluctant. the others who were either mentally ill, or were drug addicts do not want responsibility, so they chose not to take the housing. so, i think we need to be focused more on a few other things, mental illness, drug rehabilitation, and trying to reintegrate these people into society and get them to accept some of the responsibilities and as the previous caller mentioned, and you seems to ignore that. i think that is the core of the problem is many o

and atlanta being the mecca of entrepreneurship for americans.l be a great leader for atlanta in that regard. >> all right. i thank you both for being with us tonight. bill allen and pastor jamal harrison bryant. good luck with your project, and thank you for joining me. >>> next on "politics nation," the true extent of housing discrimination is revealed in the largest study on the issue to date. be right back. sharp, stabbing p, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor the lasting cologne scent of old spice dynasty helps get you off your couch. and into the driver's seat. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song a

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joe's big job flop in the fire rerebuttal and remember the justice for jesse juicy and turning into a mecca disappointment for democrats that's coming up too and when mirrors reality it is hard to tell the difference. founder of the fantastic site of babylon bee is here with some of his biggest media predictions. hey of all of the troubling and fix this administration has done and believe me they are. putting me and your families lives and livelihood at risk that's got to be a new low biden administration is giving crime a pass and on top of that blaming nationwide crime surge on what -- of course on covid. >> what a huge group of criminals organizes themselves and they want to go loot a store, cvs and home depot and until shelfs are clean do you think that's because of the pandemic? >> age root cause in a lot of communities is the pandemic, yes. >> we know they lie, they know we know they lie, and they don't care they just continue to lie. covid erupted all over the globe folks but crime sprees coming up were strangely limited to where? to liberal cities. so what rational person would corr

they come here,st somewhat of a mecca.ng relevance of the reagan library. >> we're about promoting what ronald reagan stood for, and that was less taxes, less government, less regulation, more freedom, strong defense. >> government is not solution to our problem, government is the problem. [applause] chris: in 2009 nancy reagan chose highbush to lead her husband's foundation. >> every time my phone rang, my heart would jump in my throat a bit, because i knew she was going to ask for me maybe not to do the impossible, but some big things. chris: how dramatically have you revamped the library over the last 12 years in. >> these presidential libraries, in my mind, they're a bit like sharks, you know in you're not moving forward and constantly in the hunt for new and interesting things to do, you're not going places. chris: the library is the final resting place for both reagans, but highbush has found inventive ways to keep the president alive. >> you wouldn't mind if i told you one more story, would you? [laughter] chris: ho

. >> and son tack made a big leap forward today with the unveiling of a mecca of the world's most advancedd by a british company called engineered arts and they released this video on you tube to give people a sneak peek into the future of robotics. the company has not said how much this android will cost or when it will be completely finished. but they say that the next step is to enable the robot to walk and move freely. that is so freaky, isn't it. so real estate's to real. it's very realistic. >> that's way beyond what disney is doing. >> it's my hands. but i do with is you think about the potential ramifications of it. >> it's kind of way learned to read a teleprompter and route. yeah, well, that's max headroom what the 1980's. that wraps up kron 4 news at let's turn it over to grand you and i are from the same generation. i know they max headroom was way ahead of its right. but there aren't any animate and inanimate. you know, i mean, watch out, we can be replaced. i had a a micro. >> showing. yeah. went sideways wilson. you get tuned up. i need to get to well, reboot i think you guy

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brotherhood in the invasion of afghanistan for a secular dictator in iran by ayatollah, the attack on mecca by religious zealots. those a very significant year. and traveled to pakistan within two to the soviet invasion. for the first years of the war is going back and forth raising money. and then and 84, he went into afghanistan regretted he had not gone earlier. i think one of the myths the book kind of helps demolish is what ever else he was fighting soviets there is a wonderful book in arabic he published a book and 91. they interviewed a lot of people, he had access to walkie-talkie transmissions. i took the arabs to task for their mistake. it's a pretty reliable piece of history. and as a young journalist 1988 he visited bin laden. another transformational moment out of the battle grew was called al qaeda. the base became the name of the group. they began meetings to formalize the founding of al qaeda in a more formalized manner. we have the minutes of those meetings which may be anybody taking meetings at a meeting the notetaker could but his her span on it. we have documents but th

. - [pamela] south africa in the whole, durban is dubbed as the food mecca. - hi, i'm pamela drew. - and skinny. - look at this. - wow, wendy. look at you. - my memory of my mom's cooking. i can't remember what age i was, maybe about six or seven. i was smelling this beautiful aroma in the house. and i'm like, "oh my goodness, this is amazing." i mean, she was just sauteing onions and - [pamela] and garlic - and garlic i'm like, "i'm so hungry right now." - i loved cooking, but i was horrible. - yes. - at first. because i never followed recipes. i just wanted to do my own thing. it was always in my head, i just needed to put it into a pot. i was like a mad scientist in the kitchen trynna create this specific dish without looking at the formula. - it's nice. everything is balanced nicely. it's spicy. salt. its excellent. (laughs cheerfully) - [wendy] so, we specialize in durban style cooking. because we've got the highest concentration of indians outside of india. our influence is more indian. - [pamela] yeah. - it's way more savory (upbeat music) - like a bunny chow, for example. the

going to play monday in indiana or decides to rest then come back tuesday in madison square garden the meccaid, they'll make the right decision sounds like leaning towards rest more now with our chris alvarez in philly. we're here with stephan curry. just wrapping up some pleasantries with the family. how nice is it to have a lot of folks here tonight? it was great. i mean obviously so being here and this is home for him. so he's got a lot of support so obviously good energy and good atmosphere playing out here. i was a pretty intense game from the tip you can feel from the jump. did it feel like a playoff finals type atmosphere out there for you? you for sure. they're a great team obviously with gerald back there different monster and it was definitely electric in there. it's the type of environment you want to play it, you know get us battle tested for then, you know in the season when the games of matter. we got a lot to learn obviously and they're so confident what we can do defensively they blitzed you a lot. i saw you go in you're driving getting your then kicking out. what did you thi

the mecca of basketball party even harder after the game.e've got a lot with the reason the level stuff to go. but i appreciate making a special because it's been a long milestone. reggie ready. was special, but no more stress and everybody in that locker room. so can you do you're going >> awesome stuff, women's basketball third-ranked stanford hosting uc davis look at santa claus and maples pavilion. davis played the cardinal close in the 1st quarter. but stanford breaks it open in the second hannah jump nails. the 3 pointer she led all scorers with 17 points. now, check out lacey hall. and down man down. she had 10, including that tray stanford win 68 to 42. they play tennessee on saturday. one more quick note. i saw this morning that steph curry went out to dinner in new york city after the game around 11 o'clock or so get back into 05:30am, so they have some fun in new york city. those new york city tabloids will get york city tabloids will get you every time. all righ hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the

they call it the mecca in manhattan, where your fans even after they're ready to see some history tonightappointed. nice moment. the top 33 point shooters of all time. reggie miller, ray allen. and of course , steph curry ready to top the charts. he didn't make anybody wait very long. just a little over a minute in. he nails his first three to tie ray allen 2973. and it wasn't a whole lot longer that he made sure he stood alone atop the. stephanie kercher cardigan from the start. wiggins again here's curry for the record. is stephan curry time three point king in the nba. an electric moment at madison square garden steps parents sonia and his dad dell there in a big hug from his coach, steve kerr was basically giving him the green light to shoot as often as he likes and a great moment, ray allen that turning over the crown. and oh, by the way, the warriors did win the game 15 96. it just ended a short while ago. steph curry moment of a lifetime, and we'll have more on this as the evening progresses. but we do have a lot of warrior fans at channel two who follow his every move, and we just

we are basically a mecca for difficult and reactive dogs.: a passion for helping difficult dogs and distressed owners has led to this business's popular products. heather: we have a leash that i designed, invented, patented, called the k9 lifeline transitional leash. most people will call it the magic leash. lemonis: currently sold locally and online, direct to consumer, demand is at an all-time high. heather: products that are out there aren't really what the dogs need. so that's where my creativity kind of steps in, and my experience steps in, as well. the sales in the beginning were very slow, but once we kind of got a presence going, it just kind of blew up after that. when covid hit, we just completely blew up -- so many dogs at home. we started off doing about a hundred leashes a month, and now we're about up to about 1,200 a month. lemonis: heather, the owner, is having trouble coping. heather: i think, with somebody like marcus, i think we can really just -- just blow this up and take it to a whole 'nother level and help more dogs an

so many great moments so many great camera shots at madison square garden place they call the mecca andabsolutely perfectly. he couldn't do it at home in front of the chase fans and warrior fans as well. got to do it at madison square garden. you make it there. you make it anywhere. that's it. we'll have plenty more in sports. just a little later on, heather. that's right. it was exciting to watch him in action tonight, mark. thank you. well yesterday's heavy rain made way for some wild weather. today you're taking a look at video from a viewer of a brief hailstorm that moved through pacifica and you can see some of those small pallets. they're landing on that car. and some bay area mountaintops also saw snow. today's parting clouds revealed this view of. diablo there was also some fresh snow on the summit of mount hambleton. yesterday's atmospheric river helped usher in plenty of cold air, allowing that snow to stick. and the recent storm give california a lot of precious badly needed water, but it did little to fill the state's biggest reservoirs. shasta the state's largest, is only 2

the mecca of basketball because he did it there as well. are point and a half favorite sunday against the bengals. niners are in cincinnati this week. san francisco trying to bounce back after that disappointing loss in seattle looking to separate themselves are the forty-niners in the wild car race bunched up right now. they're currently tied with the washington football team for the 6th and final playoff spot today. pro bowl tight end george kittle talked about needing to get back in the win column. but may have drawn more attention for wearing a michigan t-shirt. the consequence of losing a bet when kittle's iowa hawkeyes lost to michigan in the big 10 championship game that jim harbaugh coach michigan in and michigan will now play the georgia bulldogs in the national semifinals on new year's eve. 3rd time the church that next. it's a little snug. go dogs. i'm just excited to get back on the field. the guys because i think everybody does definitely disappointing loss and and once not to say that we're more inspired than usual. but guys a