of fake justice, so mohamed is a 45-year-old man who has a remarkable story. he was one of 12 children of a quite a poor kamel -- camel trader in sub-saharan africa. first person to fly to europe and get degree in technical engineering. a couple of times when he was a student in 1991-1992, he did something that a lot of muslim men is he traveled to afghanistan to see what he could do the civil war against the communist government in afghanistan and he trained in an al-qaeda camp. at the time when that conflict collapsed, mohamed decided he was done with all of that. that's over, i'm going back to germany. he lived and worked in germany throughout the 1990's. went back home, because of those past associations he was on the u.s. intelligence radar screen. after 9/11 he had been questioned and questioned before. he got a call from the national security director asking him to come in for questioning. they said drive your own car, he will be home tomorrow. his mother said, i just cooked dinner and he drove to the police station and he disappeared. sent him to jorda

mohamed: that is a concern.body knows if you're managing an open vehicle, you have two problems. one is u to reallocate how you're exposed, but two, you have to prepare for out flows, and that accelerates the fact you end up selling good names in order to raise liquidity. i remember being with you in january and february and we got very close to that point in january and february. jonathan: great to have you with us. from brexit to the u.s. elections, we talk political risk. ♪ al i can: this is "bloomberg go" o. wall street, 12:30 p.m. in london. here's what you need to know at this hour. british chancellor phillip hammond is coming to wall street. he will tell executives he's determined to safeguard the city of london as concerns mount that leaving the e.u. could prompt banks to move jobs and operations out of britain. and join us at 10:00 a.m. eastern when mr. hammond sits our or an interview with editor. doip bank is charged with conceal losses, mismark transactions and dozens of others on its own banks, acco

mohammed and his friends saw it.hile mohammed hurried back to his apartment with a friend, sami and ahmed went to the police. finallly, when an officer there recognized the photo, she alerted the sek, germany's tactical weapons team. meanwhile, mohammed and his friend overpowered the sleeping al-bakr. >> we captured him, and he tried to escape. he said, i will give you money, but let me go. he said he'd received a first payment of 10,000 euros ad would get the rest after completing the operation. >> instead, mohammed and his friend sent a photo of the tied-up fugitive to ahmed and sami at the police station. al-bakr was attempting to escape his bonds. >> shortly before midnight, the sek, stormed mohammed's apartment. germany's most-wanted man had been captured by his own countrymen. the sek brought al-bakr to leipzig prison. three days later, he was dead. and so al-bakr's contacts may remain unknown. a huge embarrassment for the authorities. a press conference was quickly scheduled with the prison management, the pub

. >>> famed investor mohamed el-eri el-erian. and dennis ghertiman says there is one thing that will send the dollar surging. >>> first, we start with what could be an ominous message for the markets. utilities, reits, consumer stables taking it on the chin today, all part of what's been a brutal month forot high-defend, rate-sensitive stocks. should you dump your dividend stocks as they continue to rotate out of this month's hot trade? bk. implicit in this question is, is safety no longer safe? >> well, i'm not seen sure these were safety. these were yield plays, right? now you have a change in what's going on with yield. let's look at what happened today. we had a pmi number that was decent, at least decent enough to say that the fed may raise rates. we can discuss that later. but that they may do that. we had oil rising. the higher oil guoes, the more likely the fed is going to raise. and then the last thing we had, china is in the sdr. they have less of a reason to necessarily stockpile a ton of treasuries. so you have a lot

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this is mohammed a sanu. we don't jones is. the first minute or two of the second quarter he caught a pass. his third reception of the day. he's not caught a pass since the first half. we have reached the 2:00 warning. can the falcons win one in the fourth? the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder? (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $300 back. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. ugghh. you can get more all day. like... mcgriddles! so you'll have to find something else to not love. like that itch you can't scratch. or when people use speakerphone in public. [speakerphone] seriously, y

. >> i shall mohammed voted early for a reason. >> to avoid a hassle. >> instead a 10 minute trip to the riverview public library turned into a near hour-long ordeal. a poll worker handed her a man named joseph ballot and joe got her ballot. in the midst of finding out what went wrong poll workers found another ballot with someone else and she assumes it was given to her because she is indian. >> the more i think about it the more i feel like i was >> hillsboro officials say there were no ill intentions and that it truly was human error. once they found out what went wrong the wrong ballots were destroyed and two new ballots for joe and mohammed were reissued. but the whole situation has mohammed feeling disenfranchised after walking into the voting booth empowered. >> very unsettling because i like to think our system works. but now that i've experiend this i'm starting to second- guess everything. >>> coming up a life and death drama caught on facetime. the one thing that saved this victim's life. >>> more dramatic video from italy as rescuers rushed to find survivors still buried

mohammed: got you. i totally agree with them.you look at the earnings in 2015 and 2016 for the half year, it kept falling like about 15 or 8%, respectively. if you look at the gdp for the second quarter, you would notice private sector growth went down to the minimum. talking about the real gdp, it is almost zero. the only thing that picked up the growth and the gdp was actually the public sector. grown by 1%. quarter three, we noticed and observed and business dealings after ramadan the halt in it was unusual. like usually, even if it was the summer vacation, things would be generally moving in business. but this time, it was completely different. yousef: coming up on the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east ." airport become the busiest in the world? our next guest think so. we hear from the ceo of dubai airport. >> we think we are up to our original forecast of 83 million. by the end of next year, we'll probably exceed the 90 million mark, which will be three years earlier than our forecast for 2020. ♪ yousef: welcome back

we were able to make a great play to mohamed sanu. >> erin: thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> curt: jimmy, you said in the pregame it was an important game for both of them. >> jimmy: taking the ball and going to sanu and away from jones. the number one receiver in the league. matt ryan spread the ball around, he used other receivers, gabriel for a big touchdown. i think matt ryan was the key to the win today. they've been struggling in the fourth quarter. for them to do that at the end of the game -- >> curt: they've had two crushing losses at the end. they gave up 32 points. worked out in their favor. countdown to the game 5 of the world series continues. bill murray hoping his cubs can keep hope alive, at least one more game as they take on the cleveland indians at the top of what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, y

the community has overwhelmingly elected chris for mohammed to bring thoughts >>[applause]. >> to bring thoughts from the community perspective to the discussion. on that note i lecture my people we've a long day and applause is welcomes but in the form of spirit fingers.. fingers is positive

matt ryan to mohamed sanu with 31 ticks on the clock. the falcons hold on to win 33 to 32. the packers are now 4 and 3. tim van vooren tackles the blitz. "facing the nfl's top rated offense and without several front line performers, the but not quite well enough." "we ain't gonna make no excuse about who's playing who's not playing. the guys that are suiting up on game day has to get the job done, regardless. so, we'll do better. we'll get back to work. we'll do better next week with the guys that we have playing." "no, it definitely hurts that much more. i mean, every loss hurts a bunch but to go out there and not be able to make that game-winning stop it definitely stings." "is that symbolic tossing those stats up there? how do you feel about the way..."

they turned it into police when they realized it belonged to mohammed alam. he was the man shot and killed seconds after closing up for the night. no arrests yet, but detectives are following up on some leads. >>> now, an 8 on your side

. >> mohammed hussein is a commander in northern afghanistan. brave ands are very they are very strong. they always fight in jihad. in many places when we were fighting with the enemy, these boys did not leave their positions. many of them have been killed in our battle. they could have run and escaped but they stood their steadfast. they are brave. they do not give up the fight. >> now we have obtained some heavy antitank weapons so the russians are afraid to use tanks as frequently. instead they have increased their air operations. them, theirt soldiers come from the soviet union. every time the russians launched an operation, they come directly from the soviet union. they do not come from the provincial capital in afghanistan. large numbers of planes are coming from the soviet union. sore were no planes before now we know they cannot fight us with just soldiers and tanks. we are located on the soviet border. there is only one river between them and us. they have many operations against us and killed many of our women and children, so we decid

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mohamed: [ speaks indistinctly ] lemonis: nice to see you. mohamed: you're lebanese, i hear.yeah, man. mohamed: i'm lebanese, as well. lemonis: yeah, that's why i came to the mediterranean truck. how much was it to do the whole thing? so, he invested 58,000 bucks. and you'll do... on a $58,000 investment? mohamed: you got to know what you're doing to get to get stuff like that. lemonis: he knows what he's doing. mohamed: well, then, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: i think. [ laughter ] for every truck that we invest $50,000, i'm looking to do $300,000 in revenue, minimum, per truck per year. tad: okay. lemonis: i'm looking to start out with two trucks. if we assume that each of them will do $300,000 in sales per year, at a 70% gross margin, then we're looking at $600,000 in additional revenue and $420,000 in gross profit. take out the operating expenses -- around $10,000 per month, per truck, or $240,000 per year -- and we'll end up netting $180,000. that's almost double what tad did last year. and remember, that's just from two trucks. so, we want to think of concepts. tad: fair

as for trump's sexist comments, mohammed has a unique suggestion.p wants to say he doesn't respect woman b, he should go and divorce his wife and marry a man like him. here in nigeria just like all around the world, people are focusing on the american elections and there's parallels. recently, president mohammed bahari says said his wife belongs in his kitchen. >> he woman should not -- >> eduma says nigeria's first lady shouldn't comment on politics, but hillary clinton's place, she says, is in the white house. >> for the first time in the history of america, a woman is coming out and positively to represent not only the women folk, but anybody who is democratic in nature. >> we did find one trump supporter. >> he supports trump. >> it is not right. >> two supporters, in fact. austin says one president clinton was just enough. >> who do you think is going to win the elections? >> i give it to trump. >> abujr sits in the north and christian side. he says trump's talk of banning muslims is just that, talk. still, god willing, he says, hillary clinton

let's go to a clip of mohammed farah. nermeen: that was mohammed farah.he said he was a member of the armed group decided to get up and join the white helmets instead to do humanitarian work. orlando, can you talk about that and also the criticism that some of the people involved in the white helmets are armed rebels from the opposition? >> sure. i think, you know, part of the reason we wanted to include that was to show how extraordinary the white helmets are. there are a number of people in syria who were fighters, and they have been seen the work of the white helmets. they have seen a path give her from the one they have been on, a neutral path, they can lay down their weapon and devote their life to saving lives. i think this is something the white helmets are very proud of. in terms of criticism, i mean, frankly, in making this, we did a lot of in depth research. we went through dozens of hours of material. it is very clear to us the white helmets are nothing but a humanitarian group. nermeen: what about the criticism the white helmets only operate i

you have people like mohammed all airy -- mohamed el-erian waiting for yields to rise. got a lot of pushback though. scarlet: how can that be if there is all that money waiting on the sidelines? >> this goes back to my response which is, this will support lu asians. you think it's a cliche of cash on the side -- support valuations. you think it's a cliche of cash on the sideline supporting valuations, but people are saying this cash could be tied to risk. this could be collateral or derivative trades. derivative trades have increased more than the cash on the sidelines. we have negative yields in germany. we have negative yields in japan. around the world, rates are so low. people are worried about their ability to generate any return, so cash might be the best option. frankly, it might remain the best option if we see a more material selloff spurred by specific corporate news or macroeconomic events. >> to them, it signals that they would rather keep it there under the circumstance in which a great majority of us are not part of a collateral. let's say they are keeping

hussein was the grandson of the prophet mohammed in many saw him as the rightful successor to the spiritualemporal leadership of muslims. but he was killed here by forces loyal. more than 1300 years ago. the legacy of hussein's killing was heavily today. it was a key factor -- weighs heavily today. it highlights how that split fuels conflict. they staged a huge rally in beirut. some of those present said hussein's sacrifice was a model, helping them in their own more personal loss. >> my brother was martyred in syria. he died fighting. it is important to join the war in syria because it is a fight to defend islam and the prophet did -- reporter: some 1500 hezbollah fighters have been killed in syria. the movements later rally support for the war. >> we will continue to bear our great responsibilities of jihad there. your sons are there and your men, your brothers, your husbands. they are defending their existence. reporter: it means many things to many people. two more scenes that highlight that. in india, muslims with banners quoting mahatma gandhi. with a very different message from hezbo

mohamed and his friend are being heros in the german media. men politicians say the should be honored with medals. >> we respect this country, its government and laws. we don't want something like this to happen. reporter: and now, al-bakr's death leaves many questions. >> the newly elected head of the conflicttions says is in syria is breaking his heart and he'll fight for peace. the appointment of antonio guterres, who takes over from ban ki-moon, comes as people living in the city of aleppo been plunged into some of the worst violence of the war.year civil what exactly can mr. guterres do? chiefeen speaking to our international correspondent. reporter: the world's most club, tasked with ending the world's most punishing war. five long years, the u.n. utterly failed syria. watch, millions displaced or dead. a country destroyed. now, a new man to take on what's most impossible job on earth. former guterres, portuguese prime minister, former u.n. refugee chief. for years, he berated the world more for refugees. >> they deserve much more. he mu

. >> mohamed amin: if there's violence in society, everyone loses! >> pelley: mohamed amin is among those fighting the isis message with one of his own. >> amin: we're comparing their system, al qaeda, islamic state. why is our system better? because it's fairer. it's just, it's more open and more importantly, it works! >> pelley: amin works in a gas station and spends his money producing anti-isis cartoons under the name "average mohamed." >> what do you think your job description is when you join the islamic state? behead unarmed innocent people. empower unelected, blood-thirsty individuals as leaders. >> amin: given resources and opportunity, we can win this fight. >> pelley: why do you think so? >> amin: because i have hope. peace supersedes violence. freedom supersedes hate. and my community wants to be part of the american dream. we love our country. it's a great country. it's given us a lot. a lot. >> luger: we have to work with all minnesotans to combat islamophobiabe bigotry and religious bigotry helps the isil narrative, and we've got to st

mohammed ali is up -- that's more than 9,000 square feet-- that's a pool of a four r mid- passed away in june with parkinson's disease the home is on the market for $2.2 million did you try to bring your go to again.id temperatures well into the high 60s impacted by the circuit asth wel have the latest on the storm another game tonight hopefully good gametime weather. westlake's at 5856 and north olmstedla a little cooler than yesterday.li we will have crust covers increasing the showers out there cold front will hold off after

and it shows all facets of mohammed. in the childish, impish mohammed. serious athlete mohammed. the pensive mohammed. mohammed that belonged to the world, the icon. then it shows him in his later years. >> "unfiltered" is a series of books. but could there be a better ali than "unfiltered." because he spoke his mind. >> he was always unfiltered. >> do have you a favorite picture in the book? >> my favorite pictures in the book -- most people know muhammad inside the ring. but i like to see the pictures of him outside the ring, interacting with kids who at the time probably didn't even know who he was. but the smiles that he put on their faces, just shows a great deal about his personality. >> how about you, lonnie? you have one picture in there? >> yeah. interesting he said that, it is about the children, about the next generation. there was a picture in there of a little boy, he must be 2 with a muhammad ali t-shirt on with muhammad on the front. it was wonderful to see this little one, this muhammad is being passed down to that next generation. >> derek, you are also an athlet

so now i have mohammed ali boxing gloves.judge williams: as we wrap up our hour, we can only do what we can do. we covered the gist of most of them. i wanted to know what your final words would be, not final final but -- a poor word choice. what comments would you like to leave? really it is two points. what would you like to say them? if there is no more you want to say about them and about being law students, what do you want your legacy to be? justice kagan: oh gosh. i believe that to other people. i believe my legacy is to the historians and to the writers. what is important to me as i go through this job and as i think about this job every day is that i give my all to it at work as hard as i can and i try to make sure that in every case that i've gotten it right and i have to the degreecase i feel is really necessary to understand it and to decided correctly. that i worked really hard on my opinions, both my majorities and dissents. think it willy i take care of itself. the thing to do is just worked really hard and set

mohammed barkindo is looking to resolve the deal in output after be sayiraq says it should exempt fromnned cuts. how do these issues make it more difficult to agree on planned cuts? >> there have been many issues that have been put up. there is basically the dilemma that everybody is in favor of the cut, as long as the other one is cutting. people like iraq are saying, we should not have to cut. they say they need that income to fund the war. they say, not only should we not cut, but we don't believe the numbers that opec have are w rong, it is much higher around 4.7 billion barrels a day. they have these two issues to comb over. mohammed barkindo will be hoping to make some progress on that in his latest show diplomacy in baghdad. yousef: iraq is not happy about how their barrels are being counted. how do you determine individual production levels? that formula is what is being discussed at these meetings. do we have any insight as to what that formula could look like? >> we hope to get insight this week. iraq has invited journalists to baghdad, so they could explain the methodology.

detonated some (boom) (more derigging vid) and turban talking on phone on b cam, or on a cam him) but mohammed sayeed satiq has come home to find his house still laced with explosives. he fled 2 years ago along with all the other residents sot holly: why would isis put explosives on your house? they're our enemies, he told us, and they have no mercy. (taped and attached) tag: what they've found in the villages recaptured so far, scott, suggests that retaking mosul -- a densly packed city with around a million residents -- could take months. ((brian loftus)) >> now isis is demanding over their mobile sim cards and remove all antennas from the roofs of their homes. to disable communication between residents and u.s and iraqi troops. ((kirsten joyce)) >> over the next 24 hours, anyone who fails to comply will be arrested.//// ((brian loftus)) >>> halloween season is almost here.... ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll find out what are some of america's favoriter halloween candy./// you're watching 8 news now good day. america's favorite trick or treat candies? over 40-thousand people

then mohammed ali did the same thing. he said this isn't just a problem of black people, this is a systemic problem. i was wondering if -- what is the message? is the message that what we are trying to explain to people is that racism hurts all workers and we need to build a united movement to bring it down? is that -- and i think that is what the message should be. i was wondering, what do you think about that? carmen: that is what we have learned over the past almost two years of having conversations about race. obviously there are multiple ways to have a conversation about race. the number one way that we have been able to bring people together is this narrative that racism hurts everyone. what is the impact it actually has on her workforce? -- on our workforce? we did a town hall in minneapolis. there was a worker that said, i have to wake up an hour early to mentally prepare for the racism i'm going to have to deal with when i get to work. they were not an nfl player. this was a regular worker. how does that affect a

. >> you can mohammed feel the energy. >> reporter: reminding us what this day will bring. >> we get excited when it is football season. >> reporter: fans will wake, their hope will grow. >> it is nonstop. >> for those who have been up long few hours will bring little more than a persistent anxiety. >> make sure you get that front. >> reporter: this is as much as his game day -- >> 9th football season. >> reporter: as it is the players that will take his field. >> we go above and beyond with how we paint the field. >> reporter: it has to be. >> you don't want to hit the board, if you paint on it it drips off. >> reporter: this started on thursday and as simple as it may seem it involves questions, lots of questions. >> we know it will be a paint day. what does the weather look like? how are we going to paint for this sunday's game while it is raining in the morning, when is tomorrow? >> reporter: just as game needs a -- every fan needs their food. >> hot. >> reporter: 2,000 club level fans are having the final touches but on their meals. >> it is magic. magic. that is the word i am g

falcons and packers atlanta down six late in the fourth quarter matt ryan will find the rutgers and mohammedand phil win falcons win. >> matty ice has weapons and will be here in two weeks bills and patriots and appears to be no stopping brady and rob. >> our old buddy covering them all week and saying brady was like razor sharp in practice and waiting for this game. >> you get a sense new england heading to the bye7-1 best record in football do you get a sense after the four-game suspension brady after deflate gate kick it to the nfl. >> the best quarterback that ever lived by the way agree with that. >> no argument there. let's talk basketball the sixers off to 0-2 and host orlando on two and they had 20 points against oklahoma and against atlanta and what are the impressions. >> wilt chamberlain with a handle is what he is. i know a lot of people compare him and has the moves and when he is in the post his foot work is so good he also is a great shot blocker you see there but getting the ball to him in the post he has great moves and gets to eight foot shot and he is a great foul shooter

this video shows the hooded robbers running away after shooting "mohamed allam," one of the owners of q-p, a convenience store in lake wales.. it happened around two a-m thursday. investigators say allam had just closed the store , when the robbers told him to complied, they ?still shot and killed him. if you recognize him, call lake wales police. and take a good loook at these pictures. detectives in hillsborough county need your help finding this man. these are surveillance images from a subway restaurant on brandon boulevard... wednesday afternoon. deputies say this man ordered a sandwich and then robbed the cashier at gunpoint. the man grabbed the cash and then got away in a newer model black pickup truck. the man was in his 30s, balding with a goatee. three thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. an update to a horrific crash on m-l-k boulevard in brandon wednesday night. we're now learning that ?five people were killed... including a mother and her two young children. the highway patrol says 22 year old "pablo cortes" was going too fast and lost control of h

y podrÍa terminar la aventura de mohammed como tÉcnico de los rayados. hoy veremos que sucede.rdes. hablamos del huracÁn que sigue generando nubosidad y la corriente de vientos que entra directamente a california entre los angeles y san francisco. se espera que este sistema siga trayendo lluvias. las advertencias continÚan en las costas hasta el prÓximo viernes y en las zonas elevadas la presencia de nevadas intensas, asÍ que mucho cuidado a partir del viernes. temperaturas que alcanzaron los 64 en livermoore. esta noche tormentas elÉctricas. viernes, entra el sistema, pasa por nuestra regiÓn y despuÉs empieza a traer cielos parcialmente nublados. no deje el paraguas. las lluvias van a continuar en la regiÓn. del panorama hÚmedo hasta el prÓximo domingo. lunes seco pero el martes se espera la entrada de humedad. estamos arriba del promedio en esta temporada. sÁbado y domingo 68 y 67. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. no hace mucho tiempo. años de recortes devastadores ha nuestras escuelas. treinta mil maestros despedidos. aument

a few showers tracking through mohammed county moving to the northeast. nowhere towards the valley. we will keep watching for a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm hi chances aren't very promising but 10% -20% chance into the afternoon and early evening. keep an eye to the sky. temperatures will keep warming. going from 84 now into the 90s this afternoon to --. today a high of 92. we have warmer temperatures on tap in the seven-day forecast and i will show you where the best potential for rain will be to give. a toddler in surprise has died after a dresser fell on top of her. surprise fire telling us she was climbing on a dresser when it fell in a tractor. she was in bad shape. we learned she did die. the family was performing cpr when crews showed up. we do not know the brand of the dresser. this comes a few months after ikea recalled 29 million dressers and chest after three toddlers were killed. >>> new information on a crash along the in n. bell grande dr. the area was shut down for hours. an elderly woman in a chevy van rear-ended a motorcyclist at a red light and then sm

but mohammed sayeed satiq has come home to find his house still laced with explosives. he fled two years ago, along with all the other residents. why would isis put explosives in your "they're our enemy," he told us, "and they have no mercy." what they found in the villages recaptured so far, scott, suggests that retaking mosul at, a densely packed city of around one million residents, could take months. >> pelley: holly williams on the battlefield tonight. hole, thank you. two americans were shot to death today, three wounded near a base south of kabul, afghanistan. the americans have not been identified. opiod addiction is killing nearly 30,000 americans a year, and so we've been looking at solutions on it this broadcast. for months, we followed jason amaral's harrowing journey from addiction to rehab to recovery. and now jim axelrod has learned of a promising new treatment that begins behind bars. >> me and my brother turned to stealing and doping. >> reporter: every jail is >> being a drug addict is something i thought i needed to be. >> reporter: and while the ones

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. >> mohammed hussein is a commander in northern afghanistan. >> the boys are very brave and strong. they always fight. in many places, when we were fighting with the enemy, these boys did not leave position. many of them have been killed. escape,ld have run and but they stood there, did not step back when they could have run. they do not give up the fight. >> now, we have obtained heavy antitank weapons. the soviets have been said to increase their air operation. them, theirt soldiers come from the soviet union. every time the russians launch an operation, they come directly from the soviet union. they do not come from the provincial capital in afghanistan. large numbers of planes are coming from the soviet union. there were no planes before, so now we know they cannot find us -- fight us with just soldiers and tanks. we are located on the soviet border. there is only one river between them and us. they have many operations against us and killed many of our women and children, so we decided to respond. yes, they did not leave us alone on our own land. and yes, we have attacked them

among the dead mohammed a tv host, outspoken protestors against the libyan army. >>> a suspicious powder forces the evacuation of new york's metropolitan opera house. a person went on stage during intermission and sprinkled the management haz-mat units and asked patrons to leave and cancelled the remainder of fit's performances. >>> all right, jerry has been busy looking at our halloween forecast. we want to send it to him in the forecast. we want to send it to him in the weather forecast center. i alone can fix it! i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers criminals and the dangerously m