happened in ferguson and then in new york you see them do something that they had not done since mohammed alihich was to get involved and say something. i apologize for your generation. [laughter] there wasn't a lot of guys that don't involve the use to refer to them hiding behind the tinted glass. what they cover you see them wearing i can't breathe t-shirts and suddenly the st. louis rams and then you are looking at this and combining these images and then all of a sudden the arrival they told me that that was news. so this is the second part of my anxiety now that you have an idea how do you get this idea and you just have to go talk to people and figured out a way to put this idea together and it was very difficult for me because i wondered how the strains were going to come together and the conclusion i reached was the country hadn't reconciled the effect of 9/11 and that's what we are talking about is sports post-9/11 and the packaging and selling has changed and when you combine this collision getting involved you see what's taking place is a referendum of their patriotism and citizens

operating as an organic intellectual they are shocked. >> i think someone said let's not forget mohammed alied in june of 2016 and gently took any less than 90 days. there's not a big gap. while we sell operating ali and why can't we deal with this because ali is dead. that's the reason that he thought that anymore. he can talk the last 30 years so it wasn't as though he was indicting anyone in the present and i think it's the same thing with jackie robinson. later my son to go see 42 and i live out in northampton and so we go to cinema and hadley and we were watching the movie and only two black kids in the movie audience and everyone is laughing at this cartoonish racism and they're all laughing at all the stuff because it's so preposterous and i'm looking around and looking at everybody and say these are your relatives and this is not a remarkable position that they were taking back and that's the common position. it's one thing to indict the past and look at the mirror and that's the difference with kelly cap next was not indicting the past but looking at our current police force looking

that is the same thing that happened to mohammed ali. they say that all the time. there is a shot that always happens when an athlete opens his or her mouth. unless you had one of those moments of national transformations where they became an american. we have the solitary moments of acceptance. but every single time i think someone have said that not forget about june of 2016. there was not a big gap there. i think it's a same thing with jackie robinson. we sat there and i live out in north hampton. we are watching the movie. and two black kids in the audience. in your listening. and everybody is laughing at this cartoonish racism. it's so preposterous and i'm looking around in the dark. these are your relatives. this is not a remarkable position that they were taken back then. he was not indicting the past. he was looking at our current police force in the system. looking at everybody. they are talking about uncles and grandparents. from 75 years ago. that is the biggest difference. you are looking at this from an indictment standpoint. they know that he was ulti

that is the same thing that happened to mohammed ali. they say that all the time.re is a shot that always happens when an athlete opens his or her mouth. unless you had one of those moments of national transformations where they became an american. we have the solitary moments of acceptance. but every single time i think someone have said that not forget about june of 2016. there was not a big gap there. i think it's a same thing with jackie robinson. we sat there and i live out in north hampton. we are watching the movie. and two black kids in the audience. in your listening. and everybody is laughing at this cartoonish racism. it's so preposterous and i'm looking around in the dark. these are your relatives. this is not a remarkable position that they were taken back then. he was not indicting the past. he was looking at our current police force in the system. looking at everybody. they are talking about uncles and grandparents. from 75 years ago. that is the biggest difference. you are looking at this from an indictment standpoint. they know that he was ultimate

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mohamed aly el-erian. you can follow the conversation and joined the debate by going to our markets blog. , dr. mohamed aly el-erian stays with us. we will talk about the elections and bring you the latest from the key races with special guests including the dnc chair tom perez. special coverage on the midterms tonight. this is bloomberg. up next, we talk africa, natural resources. this is bloomberg. ♪ president trump: these guys are making a fortune because of me. it is true. whoever heard of midterms? ,o one knows when midterm is but you have to go vote. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." the francine lacqua here at bloomberg new economy foreign. i am excited to talk to our next guest. african leaders are working on a free-trade agreement to cover the continent. ghana and kenya were the first to ratify the deal. they will eventually create a trade block with a gross product of more than $3 trillion. alhaji aliko dangote joins me right now. a little for making bit of time to speak to bloomberg

as where most of yemen's food and medicine passes through in the statement the top rebel leader mohammed ali and healthy said we announce our initiatives to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us salvia morality of ressa countries and their allies in the allen in order to stop any justification for their continued aggression or c. while preparing to freeze and stop military operations of all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. has been monitoring the conflict in yemen from djibouti. the whole things have agreed to cease fire is a big deal and what this essentially means is that perth is in the conflict in yemen us law to it's holding peace talks the oath is say that they made these concession in response to a request from the un special envoy to yemen martin griffiths who had requested them to stop hostilities that early on rejected calls coming from the sodium or arctic or lieschen for cease fire saying that course and nothing short of a plot to have the coalition's allies in the yemeni group and of course this will come

twenty two and bush and clinton george is billed both got to thousand and six also mohamed ali the fourteenth dalai lama. when it comes to liberty like to those names actually makes. this seriously i think maybe. you know i mean john mccain has actually done things for veterans because he's actually a veteran you know and his plate is the view of them as telling that story as out. he has on a number of occasions hard on every administration for not taking care so at least he gets something but i'm confused i'm confused about how the guy who just made an entire generation of. oh well former vice president joe biden in awarding george and laura bush the liberty of medal i know i'm not so biden it's not about democrats or republicans it's about who we are it's about standing up for men and women who put their lives on the line to defend us every single day which i completely agree with i just don't understand but he was already president. why does he need more friggin medals why don't you take the money you spent on this party and these medals and everything else or he's got to go on this little

in a statement top rebel leader mohammed ali and jose said we announce our initiatives to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us saudi moratti aggressor countries and their allies in yemen in order to stop any justification for continued aggression or c. while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. has been monitoring that conflict in yemen from djibouti. the whole thing to ceasefire is a big deal and what this essentially means is in the conflict in yemen us law to it's holding peace talks the oath is say that they made these concession in response to a request from the un special envoy to yemen martin griffiths who had requested them to stop hostilities that early on rejected calls coming from the sodium or arctic calling for ceasefire saying that course and nothing short of a plot to have the coalition's allies in yemen who group of course this will come as a relief to the hundreds of thousands of people who are still trapped in the day than who've been bracing themse

mohamed ali.ential to be ignited interest in division across the globe. but tyson fury is like no heavy weight that has gone before. three years ago in dusseldorf he blew the division wide open bite beating vladimir and lifting three of the for world titles. in order to be wild or he has to have the same motivation and the same attitude when he beat vladimir. that motivation left fury for time and his drink, drugs and depression took his drink, drugs and depression took his career off the rails and his belts with that. otherwise living giant was rising across the atlantic. deontay wilder, the bronze bomber, the first american heavyweight champion for seven yea rs. heavyweight champion for seven years. the holder of the only title fury did not have. that's the type of fighter he is. he is knocked out of fighter he is. he is knocked out of 39 of his 40 opponents. after the fighters on one hurdle left to overcome. anthonyjoshua, fighters on one hurdle left to overcome. anthony joshua, the unified wor

in a statement the top rebel leader mohammed ali al hoti said we announce our initiative to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us saudi amorality aggressor countries and their allies in yemen in order to stop any justification for their continued aggression or siege while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an all or will peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. how that has been monitoring the conflict in yemen from djibouti the whole things have agreed to cease fire is a big deal and what this essentially means pert is in the conflict in yemen us law to it's holding peace talks the oath is say that they made these concession in response to a request from the un special envoy to yemen martin griffiths who had requested them to stop hostilities that early on rejected calls coming from the sodium rather to calling for ceasefire saying that course and nothing short of a plot to have the coalition's allies in the yemeni group of course this will come as a relief to the hundreds of thousands of people who are still

mohammed ali al hoofy president of the who the revolutionary committee says we announce our initiative by calling upon the yemeni official authorities to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us saudi amorality aggressor countries and their allies in yemen in order to stop any justification for their continued aggression or c. while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just and on arrival peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen after we started using missile attacks and we started to target saudi forces near the border saudi arabia is now portraying its aggression on yemen as if it is just a response to our border attacks and therefore today state ams to once again clarify our position we also announce that we are ready to stop all operations at all fronts to show the world who is doing what and to give peace a chance we want to prove to the world that we want pace but who the rebels are still preparing to battle in the vital port city of. data even though pro-government forces say they've temporarily halted the fighting t

it includes mohammed ali and serena williams and this morning i talked to rice about this documentary. >> i never thought of myself as being the greatest. it was always the fear of failure that push me. for people to say it's awesome -- i was one of those guys who felt like i was not the most gifted athlete. i had to work and earn everything. >> we also talked to him about what could be the final battle of the bay tonight. going into tonight's game they only have one win each. >> it is the battle of the bay no matter what. you got the raiders and the 49ers. we don't like each other. i remember a monday night game and i think i broke jim brown's record against the raiders. i'm expecting both teams to come out and play hard and try to get a victory. >> >>> you can watch the game right here on ktvu at 5:00. >>> the warriors have the day off for tomorrow night's game. last night they beat anthony davis in the pelicans. >> he thought about that 3. >> green had 60 points and four rebounds and steffi curry led the team. they go on to win 131-121 in tomorrow's game at oracle begins at 7:30. >

barack obama, but just as a performance to watch him, i think as a sports fan, you know, could mohammed ali have beaten joe lewis? you know, you think barack obama have beaten donald trump or would have trump beaten obama or clinton? that's a master. regardless of whether you think of what he was saying, he's is -- his ability to rouse a crowd and keep a speech going -- >> shepard: but can he get them out tuesday. >> i don't know. a good point. >> shepard: it's a turnout. we're down to turnout now. >> mid-term elections, notorious turnout, one of the lowest ever in 2014. 35, 36% presidential election, 60%. so it's about getting more of your supporters to come out for you than your opponent gets of their supporters to come out for them. you make a very good point historically. that barack obama when he's on the ballot he's unbeatable. when he's giving speeches, doesn't always work. >> shepard: no, doesn't always work. that's florida. we need to talk about georgia, which is close and other big races like texas and chris has two races that he told our producers that he will be watching tuesday

khashoggi mohammed val live in istanbul thank you very much indeed we're here in the studio with me is mohammed ali he's a senior fellow with the al-jazeera is studies centers where there's a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university thank you very much indeed for joining us mohammed first of all can i ask you what do you make of this latest revelation to come viable a columnist in turkey suggesting that the cia has vajra wide wiretap a recording of the conversation between crown prince mohammed bin sound man and his brother the. ambassador to the united states in which i quote it is said silence jamal khashoggi as soon as possible does this amount to the smoking gun apparently the turks maximize their cooperation or it's a state department and other federal agencies in the united states with the hope that president trump would shape a decent comprehensive and moral position toward what happened to mr hariri so if he still insists on portion the accusation from him of assignment as far as he could or he is investing in a place provided in another month and a half of political cove

there are periods joe frezier took on mohamed ali and won. vice versa we are down 45% apple to microsoft four years apple has been punished in way that's probably not deserving relative to what we thought of the company three months ago appleabsolutely. >> i couldn't decide where you would go on this, pete. >> it's impossible to answer i'll give you my first answer then try to figure it out. but i added apple last week. >> okay. >> i added a microsoft today i don't know where that puts me on this. i think both -- dom laid it out perfectly by the way they have the areas of where the growth is -- you have services on the one side. you got cloud on the other side. what you want to focus on- we know there are legacy businesses that are slowing that's a fact. it's a matter of which you pick. i have to go with apple if i had to pick one. >> pick one pete that's the game. >> i know but i just added them both i reason say -- here is the. >> would you rather. >> what's the big are position. >> apple and the longest i have had of all the stock but i sa

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as the votes continued to be counted the election seemed to mirror the classic mohammed ali with black voters overwhelmed, outmatched and headed for sure defeat at the hands of a more powerful opponent but then an uppercut caught roy more on the job, folks snapping back and black people punched and delivered an unexpected and well delivered stunning blow. so fittingly the first indication more was in serious trouble came from a legendary place. selma, lord, selma, exclaimed bernice king, daughter of martin luther king jr.. it is no coincidence that selma where blood was shed in the struggle for voting rights for black people pushed doug jones ahead good. election results kept rolling in, the black voter turnout surprised almost everyone. the stealth of the get out the vote campaign which made it seem so last-minute, the apparently staying nonchalant when media pollsters, the significant barriers to the voting booth that alabama crafted brought about a kind of confidence, or resignation, that blacks would just not vote. the overall voter turnout rate had been the paltry 25% that merrill

as the votes continued to be counted, the elections seemed to mirror the classic mohammed ali -- with black voters apparently overwhelmed, outmatched and heading for sure defeat at the hands of a much more powerful opponent. but then, a blazing uppercut cart roy moore squarely on the jaw! and sent his hopes snapping back. as black people punched above their waste and d delivered an unexpected and well delivered stunning blow. and so fittingly, the first indication that moore was in serious trouble came from a legendary place. selma, lord thelma! explained the daughter of martin luther king jr. it is no coincidence, she tweeted. that selma, pushed doug jones ahead for good. as the election results kept rolling in, the black voter turnout surprised almost everyone. the stealth of the get out the vote campaign. which made it seem so last-minute. they apparently nonchalant, with media and posters hovered asking questions and the significant barriers to the voting booth that alabama crafted, what about a kind of confidence or resignation that blacks would just not vote. indeed, if the over

mohammed. and iran's supreme leader ali khamenei says the u.s. has failed to reach its goal of domination teheran he made those comments after the u.s. government said it was restoring sanctions that were lifted as part of the twenty fifteen u.k. deal u.s. measures come back into effect around forty eight ounce. donald trump has backtracked on an earlier suggestion the military could shoot migrants at the mexico border if they were to throw rocks at offices he made the comments on thursday referring to the central american refugees trying to reach the united states on foot. what they did to the mexican military is a disgrace they hit him with rocks some were very seriously injured and they were throwing rocks in their face they do that with us they're going to be arrested they've got to be a problem i didn't say shoot i didn't say shoot but they do that with us they're going to be arrested for a long time the minor refers to the ones currently traveling through southern mexico they have had their hopes dashed of being bused north to mexico city t

and muhammad ali how does however both escape the island a few years after being deported. but mohamed died in mecca while as these died in paris trying to make his way back to algeria. his remains were returned to his home country for burial.

and muhammad ali how does however both escape the island a few years after being deported. but mohamed died in mecca. paris trying to make his way back to algeria. his remains were returned to his home country for burial. very few of their descendants in new caledonia have been able to realize their mission of following in his footsteps back to algeria. history it only got cup waste i kept on on our corn exist cannot really sure whether or not that. were new a piece or too good to measure on the let's get to work or not but we on that one out it was he didn't all going to be used as kind of book would have been good to move your ease up on the new quality. study more in the margin is for. in march. so. this morning. i. took a simple verity of it was all. that's good for. everybody your people work and i'm marked with this i see. what it will be it will save you. from the probably generally. research online site. you want to be. for him and. me. is still a french territory but on the fourth of november this year will be a referendum when citizens will vote on whether to become independe

ali. the thing is the president does seem to make it a choice, you know. we either have no relationship with saudi arabia or we have this full-on love relationship and acceptance of mohammedin salman who is, of course, the crown prince who ordered this assassination. and this assassination, it's no different from what putin has done in poisoning skripal and his daughter, you know, the former spy who -- former russian spy who he poisoned. you know, he went ahead and assassinated his enemies and just the same way the saudi arabian crown prince has done the same thing. our government should not be standing by that man. sure, we can have relations with saudi arabia, but we do not have to accept the crown prince as the designated heir to the throne. >> you can buy things from them, sell things to them, have diplomatic relations, but we can send a message that we do not accept the idea of killing your critics. >> well, that is exactly right. look, a lot of people today have called the president's approach to saudi arabia transactional. but the thing about transactional relationships, ali, is that you actually get something in return. in this case, we haven't gotten anything in