than anybody doing that and yet he went ahead and did it that's why he lives forever the great mohammed ali . well stuart talk about being a motivational speaker in los angeles when i 1st came to l.a. i found a i always thought it was a dangerous confluence in a way i always took things seriously and hell i was never a capricious lad when i got there because i said i am at the venn diagram between need to succeed need to be famous need to be wealthy need to explore my craft and moses is a gate where not everybody can get in it always seemed really dangerous to me where i said listen the only thing i can govern today is my caloric expenditure i'm going to put some bt use hustle my hair in between gigs because i'm not even in that door there so when you go out and get motivational speeches i guess in a way let's put it in let's do the of duck to observe it's lighting a fire under speed right yet and it's it's getting some clarity about things that seem obvious but we've forgotten because we experienced them long ago and cetera there are some really fundamental truths in life that tend to get

through those years and gone against his basic grain he was penny wise and pound foolish the reason mohammed ali will live forever and even amongst the goats you see the goats when they talk about who the goat is jordan's cats like that they talk about allie what is the separating point imagine that folks you are literally the king of the world plying your craft and your physical prime carnival barker sells well like the world has never seen a commerce locus you have it absolutely all and you look at a camera and say no vietcong ever done anything to me and. it absolutely boggles the mind what sort of balls that. yes specially at that time especially at that moment in history you know today it's a little easier for me to sit here and give advice and talk about how the world should work etc but back in those days nobody was listening to anything and ali or superhero and soon had to say and. without him opening those doors who where am i. when you see when you see allie back in my mother africa run in in the morning everybody's getting up at like an hour before sunrise just so they can as his shad

thank you so much for talking to us about this mohammed ali shaheen joining us on the newshour from dhaka in bangladesh . thank you very much. researchers in the u.k. say they're developing a new covert 1000 vaccine that could replace injections with a nasal spray and make it more available to populations in remote parts of the world al-jazeera zonder simmons has been given access to the laboratories in bristol university where the vaccine is being developed what's going on here could bring a new dimension to the fight against curve it 19 research as a developing a new vaccine that will focus on saliva rather than the bloodstream and they're saying it will be cheap to produce and won't need to be kept at low temperatures this is a global vaccine potentially a bad thing for all in particular they hope to bring a solution to parts of the developing world remote countries and places with extreme temperatures there will be no need for refrigeration and it will be a vaccine that's easy to transport simple to use and cheaper to buy. what's going on here is very different for a start the vaccine

special marking his return to live music after years of making films and the gloves used by mohammed ali to train for the rumble in the jungle. for decades deejay hail has been an institution in the techno and house music scenes the german music producer whose real name is helmut gaia has headlined festivals worldwide in 2020 he founded a record label and curb aerated for the 1st time with conceptual artist you want to turn maser the pair have now released an album. it's the surprising result of a surprising collaboration maser times help d.j. hell got artist unit on ms a to join him in the recording studio. the sounds are by the d.j. using text fragments uttered randomly by the artist in the tradition of data isn't . you. i think. gratian to your opponent myself so. i thought it was really free form of art can be every d.j. hell is a pioneer of techno and house music and the founder of the label international d.j. originally from both area he moved to berlin a few years ago he's considered a legend of the electronic dance music scene unit and nasal is one of germany's most iconic classi

leaks released by the way to them by some other side that's why we can take it as a fact but as mohammed ali al jose have said yesterday that any conclusion or any report that come from the united nations or u.n. security council with the say without any independent. committee to verify those a result he said are rejected on of the world he said any facts that. these reports that are not. as he said feel debased he said they cannot be actually to throw over a fire and i just want to add that after the attack on the airport just maybe $3.00 to $5.00 days. united arab emirate with site based in the united states called a cat he has released the same report as it is could be based but to be honest with who is actually will benefit from the against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates and just days ago united arab emirates supporters from 1700 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible for benefit for this attack. around 120 prisoners lone tree in libya more fully faster being released by t

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the moment mike tyson and mohammed ali were on there together. i remember seeing that.ts where there would be so many titans that would show up to greet another titan and it would be a surprise. he would always have somebody coming out the back. i remember that. i loved that. >> stephen: jon, do you have anything you want to play for us tonight? >> jon: oh, my goodness, let's get a vibe of... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: that's quite soothing. thank you, jon. jon batiste, everybody. now, i hope you all know, february is black history month. and even though it only lasts 28 days, it's an important time to reflect on and celebrate black contributions to american history. for instance, did you know that black people gave us black history month? it's true. and here with his thoughts on that month, please welcome my friend, mr. tim meadows. >> it's good to see you, stephen. >> stephen: it's always good to see you, tim. so, february is black history month, and i believe that-- >> nope, no. we're not doing that anymore. >> stephen: i'm sorry. we're not doing what? >> black people h

responsibility by quickly changing ownership of the vessels and using tax havens and middlemen mohammed ali shaheed is a spokesman for the young people in social action group which is a nonprofit organization for sustainable development but he says ship owners have taken advantage of the situation for far too long. the shipping company who are selling their ships to dismantle their ships in such a countries like bangladesh and india or other countries i mean there should be irresponsible that they are she seems are going to dismantle you know very safe and environmentally friendly manner and because it's dash it was your ship it was their responsibility it's a polluter paid us i mean you have to take the responsibility. when the workers are dying it's that it means that shipping company was dark going concern well was was was not giving any care that their ships are going to this battle in a very safe manner or not so they cannot afford the others. so that's why we will come clean and this big some 'd change we hope it's going to rule in can't make changes because. when their own principles

leaks released by reuters and then by some other side that's why we can take it as a fact but as mohammed ali al jose said yesterday that any conclusion or any reports that come from the united nations security council with the say without any independent. committee to verify those results he said are rejected on of the world he said any facts that. these reports that are not. as he said feel debased he said they cannot be actually to true or for the fire and i just want to add that after the attack on the airport just maybe $3.00 to $5.00 days. united arab emirate with side based in the united states called a cad he has released the same report as it is could be based but to be honest with who is actually will benefit from the against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates and just days ago united arab emirates supporters from 1700 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible for benefit for this attack. around $120.00 prisoners loyal to libyan warlord for the for after the middle east for

pictures for life magazine undefeated heavyweight champ joe frazier and undefeated challenger mohammed ali rounds. ali was knocked down in the 15th and frasier was the winner by unanimous decision that's this day in sports march, 8th. and something to leave you with on this monday night, just in case you missed it. we're gonna take a look now at cal. jim nist gammy waterson and meet on saturday against utah. okay? speaking that landed just part of it. the judges like the rest of water sins routine as well. she received a perfect tan, and that has only happened one other time in college gymnastics history that was back in 1992 waterson, a native of australia, and reminder that were scheduled to have olympics this summer in tokyo, but those perfect tens don't come along very often. we strive for perfection for perfection rarely ever achieve it. gotta savor the moment. good for her, and congratulations. that was. exciting really. alright, joe. thank you. next at 11 you, betsy 11. pretty interesting. crazy time right now, you know, it's just sort of scary to go around listening to things like

remember mohamed ali in the rumble in thejungle, in manila?in jamaica. we will go probably to the middle east. my money is still on saudi arabia. they don't need to take any money at the door, they don't need 90,000 fans. it can be indoors, air—conditioned. they pair their money in a site fee. it will be the biggest thing i've seen. it will generate more money than any otherfight in history, and that could be taken over by the rematch later this year. it will generate $400 later this year. it will generate $a00 million to $500 million. there is the suggestion that pay—per—view for fans in is the suggestion that pay—per—view forfans in britain could be as much as £a0! £a0! you've got awful lot as £a0! £a0! you've got an awful lot of money already in your kitty if you sell a couple of million of those. one match under way this evening. wolves in action against liverpool where its currently goalless at the molineux. victory for liverpool would take them up to places to sixth while wolves could go 11th. wales manager ryan giggs has been involved i

como decÍa el gran mohamed alÍ en su poesÍa, que la poesÍa mÁs corta en la humanidad. yo y ustedes. mejor a usdes que nos estÁn viendo. al fin y al cabo esa portada me siento super orgulloso, obviamente, es una parte importante de mi carrera, pero se trata de una plataforma para ayudar a los demÁs. siempre creo que la felicidad de uno estÁ en la sonrisa de esas personas que nos rodean. en este caso nosotros representamos a una comunidad preciosa, una comunidad que nos tienen mucha lealtad. una comunidad que tambiÉn necesita mucha ayuda. mi compromiso por los prÓximos aÑos mientras yo tenga salud, mientras univisiÓn, obviamente, me dÉ la oportunidad, voy a estar todos los dÍas luchando porque nuestra comunidad estÉ mÁs saludable, pueda prosperar, pueda ser bien representada en este paÍs que ellos tanto le dan. nosotros somos parte del progreso de esta gran naciÓn. a los hispanos hay que representarlos de manera adecuada. [aplausos] karla: muchas gracias. kika: toda la entrevista es en people en espaÑol.com. un beso grande. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter,

people's a cartoon of the muslim muslim prophet mohammed during a lesson protesters had gathered outside the school calling for the teacher to be fired archy's is ali has more. a religious studies teacher at a school in west yorkshire in the north of england has been suspended after showing his pupils a picture of the prophet mohammed during class now of course when it comes to the islamic religion any depictions of the prophet mohammed is considered to be. due to a backlash by a number of parents of some children in that class the school took action and the head teacher gary kimball releasing a statement apologizing to the local community for any offense caused the school unequivocally apologizes for using a totally inappropriate resource in a recent lesson the member of staff has also given their most sincere apologies we have immediately withdrawn teaching on this part of the course and we are reviewing how we go forward with the support of all the communities represented in our school . letter didn't deter least 100 protesters from turning up at the school when it was due to open in the morning now those protesters stood outside the school they