that's not what happened when he took a knee and that's what happened to mohammed ali and he said all the time that loved him and embraced him. >> but there is this shock that always happens when an athlete opens her mouth and unless you have one of those moments of national transformation like joe lewis who becomes an american and a defender of democracy because of his opponent who was a german and the rise of fascism or jesse owens we have these moments of acceptance because it is out of context but every single time it is operating as an organic individual they are shocked. >> somebody said let's not forget mohammed ali died in june 2016 and colin kaepernilck took any less than 90 days later so people say why are we celebrating mohammed ali? because he's dead he's not a threat anymore. he was not indicting anyone in the present and i think it's the same thing with jackie robinson when i took my time to go see 42 i lived in northampton so we went to the cinema and we were watching the movie and you are listening everybody is laughing at this cartoonish racism because it is so prepos

taking on sonny liston, becoming mohammed ali, becoming a muslim. getting away with not trying to kill vietnamese in vietnam when he had no ability to go around the corner and get a hamburger in this country. and the court banged -- backed him up. ali, boom-ba-ya, parkinson's. lighting the olympic torch we were privilege to witness this man's life. 1968. 1968, the year that martin luther king and robert f. kennedy were shot, murdered. do you think that both of these men would have had an affect on their country for the past 50 years? mohammed ali had an effect. martin luther king and robert f. kennedy would have had an effect also. robert f. kennedy would not have lost to richard milhous nixon in 1968. hubert humphrey barely lost. we have a way to go in this country to catch up. and now if you -- any of you talk to the mayor, she's grabbing the reigns of being a mayor in the city and she wants to tighten up organizations. the people that recommends that she vote against issue c in this election. maybe they need to move out of city hall, too. thank y

the suspect mohammed ali was just 22 years old at the time of the accident. officers say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuna at the time of the crash. he is currently awaiting trial behind bars. we are just days away from chp maximum enforcement. officers and family members of camilleri have a clear message for those thinking of driving under the influence.sot we will arrest yousot don't want any other parent sot don't want any other parent sot don't want any other parent sot don't want any other parent to have to deal have...oc: really <"i have to imagine he knows that he shot him self... doing well enough that he was able to drive himself.">( robin ) new information about the off- duty oakland police officer who was shot in san leandro over the weekend. ( robin ) we are now learning that investigators believe he accidentally shot himself. kron4's michelle kingston spoke to the san leandro police department ... and has the latest on the investigation. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews san leandro police are still investigating this case .

that driver, mohammed ali was just 22 at the time of the crash and was said to be under the influence of alcohol and marijuana. camilleri was a 33 year old rookie officer who wanted to help the community. this evening he was remembered as a great husband, a great father, and a great dad. here's what his mom had to say earlier this evening.(j.r.)the suspect here, mohammed ali is in jail and will be in court for the preliminary trial on march 5th. keep in mind chp maximum enfocement starts this friday. live in hayward, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) in the south bay, a woman is dead following an early morning hit and run. it happened in san jose along northbound first street near rosemary. police are now hoping that someone with information will come forward to help them find the driver. kron 4's charles clifford has details. ........ the san jose police department says that early monday morning officers were called here to the intersection of jasmine and north 1st for a welfare check. when they arrived on scene they found an adult female lying in the street along northbou

let's talk details mohammed ali al who thier senior official recently wrote an op ed for the washington post newspaper claiming that if the saudi air strikes stopped there would be peace in the yemen it sounds kind of simplistic vague even what actually are you proposing from your side to end the war we know what the saudis are doing but what is your side proposing to end this war. let me be very clear. when we asked for stopping by the saudis believe have the expressed wish for peace the same things they mention that you guys stop your planes from coming to our airspace and bombing our people and killing them we will not send any of these ballots to me science this would be just a gesture to go ahead with other these arrangements it's not simplistic thought this out is a long time to say stop the potus think myside says ok withdraw from the borders we can arrange something now we tell them it's enough is enough let's go for it this stop those planes from coming and killing our population it's undeniably true that the saudi led coalition has killed most of the civilians in this war and

even the great mohammed ali. i was coming here since the beginning.n shows here, and this is a very special hotel. this is international model mona ross, who was based in beirut before the war. wow. mona ross, take a seat. now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the fixtures and fittings. you are part of the furniture. part of the furniture! when the war came, the hotel became a battle ground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to it when it was destroyed. and i saw a little hibiscus plant with a red flower on it, and i was so touched by this. i couldn't believe my eyes, why this plant was alive in front of this hotel that was dead. today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it is the nightlife that is really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues. hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musical forms. i said i was going

the man inside, mohammed ali, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana. so, on monday, they lit candles in his memory. a friend is saying a tribute song written for the family. the life that camilleri brought to each life, thinking those who came, cradling each candle, remembering a man lived to save lives. >> we are facing a 37% increase at this time compared to last year in regards to people that are colliding and being injured or injuring others while driving under the influence of marijuana. >> we need to remember that it was not the holidays that took his life. it was someone with a very poor choice of getting behind the wheel after they had been drinking and getting high. that is what took his life. >> reporter: the driver of the other car is expected to appear on march 5 for his preliminary hearing. 25 of camilleri 's colleagues from this office went to washington, d.c. this year for the national peace officer's memorial day. he will certainly on their minds as they head out on the road this week for maximum enforcement. >>> now to san ramon where

him being shot in the head so a warning the following images are disturbing twenty two year old mohamed ali and be seen my face done pleading he was pronounced dead later in hospital with hundreds said tending his funeral in the west bank we spoke to muhammad's parents about the trust. it was on the way home from work and happened to come across some israeli soldiers he was then shot and the bullet hit between his eye and his nose you could see that his eye was swollen it said that he was shot from far away but we saw on the t.v. that the three israeli soldiers shot him at close range. that he got a call saying that had been shot and is now in hospital his father rushed there only to find he was already dead. my son was not related to any political faction he was a very simple person jew to his mental disability. well the i.d.f. for its part say its soldiers were responding to dozens of palestinians who were hurling rocks use riot dispersal means on life fire in response to that an investigation has been launched we know that israel regularly raids the west bank searching suspects wanted fo

question a video has emerged are partly showing the man being shot in the head twenty two year old mohamed ali is seen walking in the street before then lying face down and bleeding he was pronounced dead later in hospital it's attended his funeral in the west bank we spoke to mohammed spurred. he was on the way home from work and happened to come across some israeli soldiers he was then shot and the bullet hit between his eye and his nose you could see that his eye was swollen it said that he was shot from far away but we saw on the t.v. that the three israeli soldiers shot him at close range. he got a call saying that had been shot and is now in hospital his father rushed the er only to find he was already dead. my son was not related to any political faction he was a very simple person jew to his mental disability. the i.d.f. for its part sees its soldiers were responding to dozens of rioting palestinians who were throwing rocks. at first use right the special methods before firing live shots an investigation into the incident is on the way well israel for israeli forces regularly raid the

reinstated sanctions person that deal the worst ever commander of the iranian revolutionary guards mohammed ali said the u.s. deployment a warship in the gulf is merely a gesture aimed at giving its allies a false sense of security a professor of political science at the university of tehran gave us his view. it's part of a larger strategy of the trumpet ministration trying to pressure iran i mean this administration since taking into office nearly two years ago has been trying to pressure iran via sanction we are threats and now bringing an aircraft carrier very near to iranian waters is very provocative i think the significance is. right now at least more of a threat rather than an actual military confrontation and i think the drills in the persian gulf are essentially trying to demonstrate both to the americans and to the israelis that the rain in forces are prepared we have to remember that from the rain in perspective the americans in the past two decades have a tattoo of iran's neighbors afghanistan and iraq and the only. tool that you warn has as a deterrent for an american attack is to

so they will leave if i can please thank you let's cross over to istanbul now where mohammed ali is standing by and of course the turkish president taking perhaps some credit for american politicians where they stood on thursday night because he's basically saying they wouldn't have voted in the way they did if it hadn't been for turkish intelligence what else has he been saying. the president of the one has spoken not only once but twice today the latest statements agave just an hour ago in front of a confidence for parliamentarians for he insisted on saudi arabia made a new call on saudi arabia to hand over the suspects in the killing of them out. of them that as you said he he showed satisfaction about the extent of the effort thought he has deployed in making this. case highlighted across the world and taken into consideration in the highest levels of the united states he said information we gave to the americans have contributed to the to the vote in the senate about the point. of crown prince mohammed and said man i was responsible for the killing of he did not he didn't he never menti

reinstated on to tehran sanctions that dubbed the deal the worst ever revolutionary guards commander mohammed ali just said the u.s. sending warships to the gulf is designed to create the illusion of establishing security for allies in the region. well spring of hamas. has a professor of political science at the university of tehran a good evening to you why is the us do you think sending an aircraft carrier to the gulf is linked do you think to the pentagon's withdrawal from syria. i think it's part of a larger strategy of the trumpet ministration trying to pressure iran i mean this administration since taking into office nearly two years ago has been trying to pressure iran via sanction via threats and now bringing an aircraft carrier very near to us in waters is very provocative. and i think it is somewhat related perhaps to the withdrawal from syria in the sense that the americans are trying to send a message to iran that even though they are leaving syria however this does not mean that they are going to lift any of the pressure on you want nevertheless at the same time i think we should not

were ready to go myself but the night before they go they were intending to go let's talk details mohammed ali al who thea senior who feel official recently wrote an op ed for the washington post newspaper claiming that if the saudi air strikes stopped there would be peace in yemen it sounds kind of simplistic vague even what actually are you proposing from your side to end the war we know what the saudis are doing but what is your side proposing to end this war. let me be very clear. when we asked for stopping by the saudis. have the expressed wish for peace the same things they mention that you guys stop your planes from coming to our airspace and bombing our people and killing them we will not send any of this ballastic messiah is this would be just a gesture to go ahead with other these arrangements it's not simplistic thought this out is a long time to say stop the put us think myside ok withdraw from the borders we can raise something now we tell them it's enough is enough let's go for this stop those planes from coming and killing our population it's undeniably true that the saudi led c

mohammed ali is currently awaiting trial behind bars.under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana at the time of the crash. ( james ) the san francisco planning commission is ordering a property owner to rebuild an exact replica of a home they say he illegally demolished.( darya ) kron here's a photo that shows what the largent house looked like before it was torn down. the 1936 home was designed by premiere modernist architect richard neutra. the one bedroom home was sold in 2017 for 1-point-7 million last year. the owner got permission to expand it while still perserving the first floor. but instead the city says he razed most of the strucure...........and now this is all that's left. ross johnston applied for a retroactive demo permit and asked to build a home more than triple it's orginigal size. he's argued that the home's historic value was erased by a previous fire and past renovations.insteainordere rebuild an exact replica of what was torn down.those in the neighborhood applaud the deciscion.if there was if it didn't go thr

are ready to go myself but the night before they go they were intending to go let's talk details mohammed ali ali who thea senior official recently wrote an op ed for the washington post newspaper claiming that if the saudi air strikes stopped there would be peace in the yemen it sounds kind of simplistic vague even what actually are you proposing from your side to end the war we know what the saudis are doing but what is your side proposing to end this war. let me be very clear. when we asked for stopping by the saudis. have the expressed wish for peace the same things they mention that you guys stop your planes from coming to our airspace and bombing our people and killing them we will not send any of this ballastic messiah is this would be just a gesture to go ahead with other these arrangement it's not simplistic thought this out is a long time say stop the potus think myside ok withdraw from the borders we can raise something now we tell them it's enough is enough let's go for this stop those planes from coming and killing our population it's undeniably true that the saudi led coalition

mohammed ali is currently awaiting trial behind bars. police say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana at the time of the crash. ( james ) another big story this morning.. the father of a boy dying in an oakland hospital is pleading with the state department to allow his wife to join him in saying goodbye to their child. the two-year-old boy is on life support at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital. his mother.. who is a yemeni national living in egypt... is unable to come to the u-s to see her son because of the white house's travel ban that restricts national of yemen and six other countries from entering the u-s. the boy and his father are american citizens... the father brought his son to the u-s for medical treatsments when his conditon worsened a few months ago. <"ali hassan, father of dying boy: "i'm trying for my wife to see him before i take the life support out."time is running out. please help us get my family together again." ( james ) the council on american- islamic relations is stepping up to try and sp

husband, and son that andrew was.sot i miss how we never did anything without the other.the suspect mohammed ali was just 22 years old at the time of the accident. officers say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuna at the time of the crash. he is currently awaiting trial behind bars. we are just days away from chp maximum enforcement. officers and family members of camilleri have a clear message for those thinking of driving under the influence.sot we will arrest yousot don't want any other parent to have to deal with what i have...oc: really changes you ( james ) in national news... congressional democrats are promising to fight back against a federal judge's ruling that obamacare is unconstitutional. the judge ruled obamacare is no longer legal because congress removed the individual mandate...the law requiring americans have coverage or pay a tax. senate minority leader chuck schumer says uling appealed. the obamacare website now features a red banner with the message "court's decision does not affect 2019 enrollment or coverage." one activist group says if obamacare is eve

husband, and son that andrew was.sot i miss how we never did anything without the other.the suspect mohammed ali just 22 years old at the time of the accident. officers say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuna at the time of the crash. he is currently awaiting trial behind bars. we are just days away from chp maximum enforcement. officers and family members of camilleri have a clear message for those thinking of driving under the influence.sot we will arrest yousot don't want any other parent to have to deal with what i have...oc: really changes you (j.r.) those with c-h-p tell us that dui arrests for marijuana are up along with dui arrests that included both marijuana and alcohol. marijuana related dui crashes are also on the rise. (justine) with minutes to escape the camp fire, a couple was forced to leave everything behind when they saw a tower of flames inch closer.(jrs) they lost their home and their business, which is the largest tea garden in california. the couple is now vowing to rebuild. ali wolf reports. with minutes to escape the camp fire, a concow couple was for

husband, and son that andrew was.sot i missow we never did anything without the other.the suspect mohammed alild at the time of the accident. officers say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuna at the time of the crash. he is currently awaiting trial behind bars. we are just days away from chp maximum enforcement. officers and family members of camilleri have a clear message for those thinking of driving under the influence.sot we will arrest yousot don't want any other parent to have to deal with what i have...oc: really changes you (j.r.) those with c-h-p tell us that dui arrests for marijuana are up along with dui arrests that included both marijuana and alcohol. marijuana related dui crashes are also on the rise. (justine) in marin county, flooding will keep the manzanita park and ride lot closed until tuesday. this video shows the flooded road yesterday. all the water, making it too dangerous to drive through. with the king tides predicted for the next five days.... it is imperative drivers be look out for caltrans and chp road closures.

that driver, mohammed ali was just 22 at the time of the crash and was said to be

husband, and son that andrew was.sot i miss how we never did anything without the other.the suspect mohammed ali was just 22 years old at the time of the accident. officers say ali was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuna at the time of the crash. he is currently awaiting trial behind bars. we are just days away from chp maximum enforcement. officers and family members of camilleri have a clear message for those thinking of driving under the influence.sot we will arrest yousot don't want any other parent to have to deal with what i have...oc: really changes you (jrs)those with the golden gate division say that dui cases involving marijuana and alcohol and marijuana are on the rise.... (ken) up and down the bay area... dangerous waves dangerous the bay area... up and down (ken) on the rise.... (ken) up and down the bay area... dangerous waves pounding the coast. a high surf warning just ended at nine tonight... (pam) waves were expected to break as high as 50- feet ... all because of a powerful storm. kron 4's gabe slate .. reports from the pacifica pier with more... the waves were so

. >> remember how mohammed ali always used to call himself the greatest of all time?trump calling himself the greatest at all times. >> i think nobody knows more about campaign finance than i do. >> nobody knows more about trade than me. nobody knows more about construction than i do. what field doesn't he excel in? >> i know more about isis than the generals do. believe me. nobody knows more about environmental impact statements than me. nobody that understands the horror of nuclear better than me. >> it's enough to make your head explode. >> nobody knows the politicians better than i do. believe me. >> even political points like corey booker. i know more about corey than he knows about himself. >> nobody builds walls better than me. believe me. >> president trump still knows how to spew superlatives. >> i know words. i have the best words. i think i have the best temperament. nobody has better toys than i do. >> from a guy who doesn't like to read, this. >> nobody likes the bible more than i do. >> for years, journalists have been showing his admiration delivered in

back in sana'a i asked t political leader of the houthis, president mohammed ali al houthi, if he will really withdraw troops. >> ( translated ): this is one of the conditions, yes, that the military forces withdrawal and keep only the police. according to what was planned. nothing has been declared yetwi buin ten to twelve days of ceasing fire these steps will start. the first step is to cease fire and then gradually there will be more steps towards this. >> reporter: at the end of the first day, the ceasefire is still holding in hodeidah, for the most part. turning this moment of peace into a lasting chance for yemen's people to put their lives back together again is the next, difficult step. for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson in hodeidah, yemen >> woodruff: now, another look at the world's largest humanitarian crisis. t it comough the story of one family that has borne astonishing loss, and are trying to prevent even more, from the preventable disease diptheria. and though it's been eradicated in many parts of the wor through vaccination, the public whealth crisis amid yemen ha

are ready to go myself but the night before they go they were intending to go let's talk details mohammed ali ali who thea senior who feel official recently wrote an op ed for the washington post newspaper claiming that if the saudi air strikes stopped there would be peace in yemen it sounds kind of simplistic vague even what actually are you proposing from your side to end the war we know what the saudis are doing but what is your side proposing to end this war. let me be very clear. when we asked for stopping by the saudis. have any expressed wish for peace the same things they mention that you guys stop your planes from coming to our airspace and bombing our people and killing them we will not send any of this but us to me science this will be just a gesture to go ahead with other of these arrangements it's not simplistic thought this out is a long time to say stop it but us think myside says ok withdraw from the borders we can arrange something now we tell them it's enough is enough let's go for this stop those planes from coming and killing our population it's undeniably true that the sa

mohammed should borrow words with ms ali in ticketing and still runs a travel agency near the commodore with the same name. but that. one. it was the those that are fundamental couple phone book atlantic. or canal if up the telephone or the office. but the luxury beirut lifestyle obscured the gap between rich and poor that was white new york the time. the international press used beirut as a barometer of what was happening in the middle east. and one of the foreign correspondents who predicted the violence in lebanon was i t.v.'s jonathan dimbleby . i first went to lebanon in nine hundred seventy two as a young reporter and i wanted to see whether something was happening there or not i stayed in what was then relatively modest hotel called the commodore hotel the overall impression was of some something some society which was held together by a rather loose series of ropes and it didn't take much for that to shatter. the thirteenth of april nine hundred seventy five mile to the official start of the civil. it was a proxy conflict for during the cold war. on one side never nice christian

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ahmed ali siri helped plan the journalist's murder in october southcott tiny is a law school graduate who's held several positions in the saudi royal court it was one of the crown prince's mohammed bin salon's closest advisers he's accused of leading the hit team that traveled to istanbul to kill. brigadier general i with siri was the deputy intelligence chief of saudi arabia he was among those who was sacked over the murder of siri is accused of assembling the hit team that killed the show after being assigned to do so by the crown prince well another man also reportedly involved in the plot to kill ashaji is the crown prince's brother who is also the saudi ambassador to the u.s. how he been sound man left washington shortly after it was reported that he had disappeared but he has now returned for former president george bush's funeral all this as turkey's foreign minister turns up the heat backing calls for an international investigation the home involved reports now from istanbul. turkey has said it won't let the world forget about the murder of journalist on what is the istanbul chief prosecutor filed a request with the penal court to issue an arrest warrant for two former s

and ahmed ali siri helped plan the journalist's murder in october sadhaka tiny is a law school graduate who's held several positions in the saudi royal court he was one of crown prince mohammed bin solomon's closest advisers he's accused of leading the hit team that travel to istanbul to kill. brigadier general ahmed ali siri was the deputy intelligence chief of saudi arabia he was among those who were sacked over the murder siri is accused of assembling the hit team that killed the shoji after being assigned to do so by the crown prince mohammed reports from istanbul. turkey has said it won't let the world forget about the murder of journalists on what is they stumbled chief prosecutor filed a request with the penal court to issue an arrest warrant for two former senior aides to saudi crown prince mohammed bin said his top advisor saudi bonnie and deputy chief of intelligence ahmed siri were removed from their posts by king said a man in connection to the murder of. the turkish judiciary now wants them extradited to stand trial in turkey a similar request has already been made for the fifteen members of the hit squad that killed the journalist at the saudi consulate in ista