muhammad yunus. muhammad: thank you. thank you. thank you.

muhammad whose nickname here is dolly learnt german when he was in tunisia the course was run and funded by the german government as part of a project called triple when it's a was to attract care workers from abroad for dolly's team having foreign colleagues isn't anything out of the ordinary. i think it's really brave to go to another country and to learn the language. especially in an area like elderly care where communication is about ninety percent of the job. in two months to the written and spoken language i say respect. dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as museums and judicious course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. generally doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues are weighing t

muhammad whose nickname here is dolly learnt german when he was in tunisia the course was run and funded by the german government as part of a project called triple when it's a was to attract care workers from abroad for dolly's team having foreign colleagues isn't anything out of the ordinary. i think it's really brave to go to another country to learn the language. especially in an area like elderly care where communication is about ninety percent of the job. was moved in with two months to the written and spoken language i say respect. dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany. when talley arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him . she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as news institutions courts about how it really adds value to our institution it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleague cameron are weighin

is your last name muhammad, she asked. her eyes fixed on me, the only fourth grader in the classroom wearing a hijab who happened to be sitting in the front row. yes, i nodded. my eyes stayed glued in front of me. and how do you pronounce your first name, young lady, she asked? be it's ibtihaj, i said, pronouncing each syllable as slowly as possible. it's pronounced just as it's written, i added. that usually helped people understand how to say my name. but it didn't help ms. winter. she made another face. oh, that's too hard, she said, shaking her head no and scribbling something down on the attendance sheet. we're going to call you ibti. [applause] thank you. >> thanks so much for that reading. i'm so excited about this book in the world. i mean, i was really excited about you being in the world when i first started following you as an athlete, and then when i found out you had written "proud," which is a phenomenal book -- >> thank you. >> thank you. i was excited that your story was going to get into the world. and jus

sold at $1,500. >> and remember that muhammad ali painting called "sting like a bee"?, $1,600, $1,700, >> it packs a bit more punch. >> all done -- $2,800. >> alas, that's the biggest celebrity hit of the night. >> buddy hackett, sold, $250. rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550. jimi hendrix. >> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodle by actor ed asner starts with an minimum bid of 400 bucks. >> any bids, $400? and we'll pass. [ buzzer sounds ] >> will matthew broderick do any better? >> any bids at $100? >> $100 only. >> nope. >> and we're passing. [ buzzer sounds ] and we have now "courtyard of the old residency in munich." the artist is adolf hitler. we'll start at $50 and now $75. we're looking for $75 on this. last call, we're at $100. sold at $100 and glad to have it pass me. >> out of the 300 works put up for auction, about a third of them sell. the grand total, 43k. hugh

well muhammad if you think about it in the u.k. and it's shocking to me the number one million. in the u.k. is muhammad the number two name in the u.k. so much. and i find that from a demographic perspective it's very frightening that actually by twenty fifty they'll be more muslims in the u.k. than there will be british births and i find that actually quite distressing you know i have a kid who is born into a muslim father he's four years old who moment he his name is different it don't know how many it is a muslim name but is it it is not mohammed but it is a muslim name i wonder well i mean i would have called him but that everyone is called mohammed so how do you know who's your mom. i think in russia i would have left her problem finding mohammad you a question if you have a muslim husband chris let me ask you a question would you ban your kid from playing with my kid because he has a. long as he had i mean it wasn't really done on names alone i could tell what a kid would be like with their names but it was about the fact tha

john muhammad an activist and journalist from our media became a key player from his base in the united states beyond the reach of the ethiopian authorities four years ago he turned his living room in minnesota into a kind of newsroom hosting and tweeting eyewitness accounts of government abuse for his millions of followers back home sharing protest tactics and strategies and using his platforms to help ethiopians connect you cannot imagine this revolution this change result for sure people from all over the world will snap a picture record the video and send it was worth up or through facebook and we take that we verified we edited and we had a button and they take over production in the very door mamak was the one central figure that played a very decisive fraud and got for nice the protest here has become a virtual space for the guys in the message of the protesters who have been silent sit who have been killed who could not trust the media to tell their stories they trust jar they send their stories to him and keep burqas sit back if you can disagree with him i have a lot of things

know at that out of if we couldn't have made our way here we would have been killed like stray dogs muhammad are you his goals graham son in law he says he'll always be haunted by what he seen back home in minus the horrible you know no one could even ask questions about the force disappearances even a brother didn't have the right to ask about his missing brother you understand we had no clue who was disappeared into way we just had to remain silent about it here the signs of trauma are everywhere and fear is clearly etched on faces in many ways what's happening to this particular extended family really mirrors what's happened to so many other rohinton who face decades of repression and abuse their hinges aren't just the world's largest group of stateless people they're also among the world's most persecuted minorities. more than anything muhammad ali you've once his children to be able to experience peace and to get justice he says there's only one way that can happen atrocities that are being committed against a middle women should be heard by the international criminal court so that we g

greatness is triumph in the face of unprecedented drama. >> muhammad ali!cheers and applause] >> greatness is lighting the world on fire. one last time. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> in the super bowl many have marched towards the same con franation -- confrontation of greatness, continually carving a new path and passing the torch c to give birth. but that game in those moments, those who dare to walk into the heart ofom the unknown may emere as something new. something singular. greatness can become the greatest.s >> cassius clay! >> winning here is about impressing and leaving your mark and leaving the world better than how you found it. finish -- is so walk with me to that light at the end of the tunnel. fearless, right into the heart of it. it's the only way to the prove you're worthy of being called the greatest. >> i am the king of the world! i'm pretty, i'm a bad man! i'm king of the world! i'm king of the world! you must listen to me! >> so this ran before the super bowl during that interminable runup to the super bowl that we all sit there every ye

james i suspect i know your answer to whether or not you're surprised because muhammad actually used the word that you have written about you said he meaning muhammad been solomon has been very good at creating expectations but not as good at managing expectations you think that's appropriate and appropriate description for how this is all played out indeed we've known for a considerable period of time that the i.p.o. at very best would be of late and may not ever happen the problem with all of this is that mohamed bin so mom has indeed been very good at creating expectations but if you look at the last several months multiple incidents whether it's the. rest of the human rights activists whether it's various incidents in yemen with the killing of the deaths of children and women and other civilians or the spat with canada mohammad been some of the saudis have been reactive they've been behind the car instead of in front of the cart so with other words if you're clear that this i.p.o. is not going to happen within the timeframe that you initially had announced that you were going to

john muhammad an activist and journalist from our media became a key player from his base in the united states beyond the reach of the ethiopian authorities four years ago he turned his living room in minnesota into a kind of newsroom hosting and tweeting eyewitness accounts of government abuse for his millions of followers back home sharing protest tactics and strategies and using his platforms to help ethiopians connect you cannot imagine this revolution this trade result for sure people from all over the world will snap a picture for the video and send it was worth. facebook take that we verify it we edited and with it a button and they take over production in this very door mamak was the one central figure that played a very decisive fraud and got for nice the protest here has become a virtual space for the guys in the message of the protesters who have been silent sit who have been killed who could not trust the media to tell their stories they trust or they send their stories to him and keep burqas sit back if you can disagree with him i have a lot of things that i disagree with h

and really react in a much more measured way which is becoming extremely difficult giving the way muhammad vince a man seems to have. given the rein to some of his advisers to conduct policy over or over twitter the moment they tweet is very difficult to track they said they find it too embarrassing to say sorry even when they publish this very unfortunate image of an aircraft. flying towards toronto they are in english they apologize in arabic they did not dare to apologize they just would do it now i think someone should really be taking control and if saudi arabia and muhammad is a man is serious about his modernization reform so banfield and i'm starting to recital to i should just mention there there was an apollo. by those who issued that tweet of the of the plane the image of the plane there was an apology that was issued hours after that was generated and. there was an admission that it was inappropriate but the texan arabic never said sorry ok but i met read a tweet but this is what i did in that a big can english ok it's clearly apologized for causing the stress all right thanks

james i suspect i know your answer to whether or not you're surprised because muhammad actually used the word that you have written about you said he meaning muhammad been solomon has been very good at creating expectations but not as good at managing expectations you think that's appropriate and appropriate description for how this is all played out in d we've known for a conservative period of time that the i.p.o. at very best would be of late and may not ever happen the problem with all of this is that mohammed bin some money has indeed been very good at creating expectations but if you look at the last several months multiple incidents whether it's the. arrest of human rights activists whether it's various incidents in yemen with the killing of the deaths of children and women and other civilians or the spat with canada mohamed bin so mom and the saudis have been reactive they've been behind the car instead of in front of the cart so with other words if you're clear that this i.p.o. is not going to happen within the timeframe that you initially had announced that you were going t

residents here are very old and many suffer from dementia they rely on help from foreign workers like muhammad ali nazi. he moved here from tunisia a few months ago for a job as a care worker at this red cross run institution. four hundred one i feel accepted by the residents here. we chat to each other and exchange the news. or enjoy ourselves. in the afternoon the team meets for a handover. mohammed whose nickname here is dali learnt german when he was in tunisia the course was run and funded by the german government as part of a project called triple when it's a was to attract care workers from abroad for dolly's team having foreign colleagues isn't anything out of the ordinary. i think it's really brave to go to another country and to learn the language. especially in an area like elderly care where communication is about ninety percent of the job. in work two months to the written and spoken language i say respect. dolly's boss monica fortune it helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. sh

more than anything muhammad i you've once his children to be able to experience peace and to get justice he says there's only one way that can happen atrocities that have been committed against ahmed a women should be heard by the international criminal court so that we get justice and if it's not who won't be satisfied satisfaction is not a sentiment goal is familiar with for her pain has been a constant and time continues to be as cruel as life has been hard. phil i think want to.

if we remember the danish can occur to the prophet challis a bill or the american muhammad movie and how many people died as a result of of all of that. what should come first here the riots of europeans to draw any cartoon they wish or the religious sensibility of muslims. i think that there of course freedom of speech is a universal value and it's a fundamental value and it's not a christian westen no you it's a universal value which is shared by all people all over the world to me as a muslim freedom of speech. is an essential value at the same time i have another essential value which is. the believe that the koran is the word of god or you know this sensitivity. so i do believe that. it's important as human beings that when we we have this freedom of speech but it's not a freedom to evaluate other people or to discriminate other people so always with freedom of speech there comes responsibility so we all everybody's responsible for how we talk and how we meet people and we have to ask ourselves what is the purpose of the dialogue what do we want to use a freedom of speech what d

and how about friends refers to the caliph the muslim leaders following the death of the prophet muhammad in the seventh century. he had caliphates from damascus to concord north africa and iberian peninsula where they removed and others from cordoba. along with. another and thinker was it drenched also known as the vero from. new year. and you. know. the manner and the lack of their you can do to shift couldn't have. any. credit try and do my part in a new meaning for out you know just going to be a gem of the morning no one should be there when we should. cut the tree trunk cause you're pretty cool. cool pulled one second she said good luck on you for that very sure do ok. yeah i would love to see as we've been there three months you should like edgy because you're going to operate on a class put up on your floor. i should move my feet. so you do the slow us look pretty to be a different. me going to experience so good luck with all of our hope you don't pull the war could push will do for me dubs to this initial cause you. deserve this for us because the rest of us it took us all. day

nopartiÓ hacia Él, al 19le ponen el pase de la muerde a muhammad a la una jugada y el pase para nene con los royal fÓsofos Éticos unto con tu elección de carne o pollo, bañados en nuestra salsa teriyaki y elije entre arroz blanco o integral. ¿por qué la competencia no servirá teriyaki bowls? porque no tienen los bowls. prueba mis teriyaki bowls. sólo en jack in the box. la verdad, estoy listo para arrancar... bueno, aunque algo nervioso, ¿no? digo, hay muchas expectativas. nada más vean ese sticker, que todos pueden leer, "millas en ciudad, millas en carretera." es mucha responsabilidad. a, pero eso sí, escuché que no hay gasolina que dé más millaje que chevron con techron. ¡mhm! no hay mejor millaje. y está comprobado. ¡qué confianza! está comprobado, ninguna gasolina da mejor millaje que chevron con techron. mira, ya están listos para cambiar de cochecito. prueba mis teriyaki bowls. con tu elección de carne o pollo, bañados en nuestra salsa teriyaki, vegetales al vapor y elige entre arroz blanco o integral. ¿por qué la competencia no servirá teriyaki bowls? porque no enen las agall

we don't actually have muhammad on the phone but we have a report from him. let's go to his report. speaking passionately to fellow wrote him a few g.'s. s. is urging this audience to begin demanding their rights hoping his words will connect with the all and break through to the young. ultimately inspiring them to seek justice for the constant persecution he says they faced in me and mark ne that hug me that i'm on the that's why we're raising our voice we want to go back home we want to be citizens of our country who want to live there with safety and security. at the us is a member of the ira conroe him just society for peace and human rights he tells me there is absolutely no excuse for the real him not to be recognized as citizens of me and more on. the already out of our mothers and fathers are from the n mar we were also born there but they still made us suffer we didn't get an education they didn't even let us pray at the mosque. one year ago a crackdown by me and more as military and rock kind state began a campaign of violence against the ranges that included mass killings

surprised because mohammad actually used the word that you have written about you said he meaning muhammad been solomon has been very good at creating expectations but not as good at managing expectations do you think that's appropriate appropriate description for how this is all played out indeed we've known for a considerable period of time that the i.p.o. at very best would be of late and may not ever happen the problem with all of this is that mohamed bin so mom has indeed been very good at creating expectations but if you look at the last several months multiple incidents whether it's the. rest of the human rights activists whether it's various incidents in yemen with the killing of the deaths of children and women and other civilians or the spats with canada mohammad been some of the saudis have been reactive they've been behind the car in for instead of in front of the cart so with other words if you're clear that this i.p.o. is not going to happen within the timeframe that you initially had announced that you were going to be strongest if you were up front with managing the publici

conditional cease fire and if they accept he's prepared to extend their till the birthday of the prophet muhammad in november. we call upon the leadership of the taliban to welcome the wishes of afghans for a long lasting and real peace and we urge them to ready themselves for peace talks based on islamic values and principles. while a quarter. at the same time the taliban said that they would release hundreds of prisoners the announcement came after a week of intense fighting the taliban launched a message assault against the city of gaza need some kabul residents on the streets to celebrate the country's independence we're hopeful. that while it's not one that everyone wants to see the end of war in afghanistan everyone wished for a lasting peace all over the country we wish to live a better life. but this is gunny second call for peace this year after a short lived three day cease fire back in june. and journalist attack here caddied he joins us on the line now from kabul he's been following this story and this is not the first time that danny's offered a ceasefire this year and just last week

ethiopian journalists working in the diaspora like john muhammad have spent the last few years supporting movements for political change from afar now with a new prime minister it's time to assess whether they are made will follow through on his promise to open up the space for free expression and for them to work out that own journalistic role in this new year. ahmed she day is the minister for communication affairs we asked him about the government's plans to review the restrictive media legislation still in place. we have already set up a lego professionals council to review different low's zat prohibits or that limits and citizens' exercise of that approach can't write whether it is in the media contacts list or in the political party or contractors and definitely it's going to be addressed this is part of the deepening of the work of his mission and of reforms that has been articulated and managed and led by the prime minister. and ethiopians are already seeing the results since the beginning of this year more than six thousand political prisoners many of them journalists like askin

magazine in france in this case again caricature of the prophet muhammad. if people have this as we saw in the ring and i report them and they're tweeting about it they're very frustrated but especially in pakistan and perhaps frustration is a complete understatement here so hash tag blasphemy and prophet and islam are trending in pakistan and most of the conversation though is all about hateful conversation pretty much all about things that are dutch especially the elders who we just heard from the former politician holding the cartoon competition others are asking what the ambassador of holland that they are a master of holland rather be expelled from pakistan and they're also using the hash tag boycott holland that includes boycotting all dutch products like the oil and gas company shell there are reports of a band of all shell gas stations in islamabad others are asking for help calling on the un and other international players to step in and to try and stop the competition that will have the prophet muhammad depicted as a cartoon dozens of times someth

an official motorcade left tripoli's a shouty hotel carrying a souther and two colleagues shaikh muhammad and journalist a bust and bad readin. the three men were never seen again. question soon began to be asked about what had happened to them and whether they had actually made the libyan leader or not. several days after their disappearance libyan government official who some milat who had been assigned to be ma'am and his companions was visited by an agent from libyan intelligence agent was keen to assure milat that a meeting between the a mammon gadhafi had never occurred or were you know a man of humanity. how the shafts. of. attack if. you're from any other cuts. are step. in suffered. far learn a lot more carbon a lot of the money third job and you have a shot. in the model. of the house of the. hospital. in. the last known sighting of the a man and his two companions with them a leaving the hotel in tripoli on august thirty first one nine hundred seventy eight witnesses who saw them leave claim they were being taken to meet get happy in his private tent. it's difficult to track do

it was melendez, an immigration inspector, who stopped muhammad al kahtani who stopped him while enteringinternational airport. he was a saudi national because he incorrectly filled out a customs deck lakz. it came up negative. his documents seemed genuine. a check of his possessions, unremarkable, but melendez still didn't let him pass. why? as he told the 9/11 commission, quote, this guy just gave me the creeps. he also said throughout my ins training and military experience mi first impression of the subject was that he was a young male, well groomed with short hair, trimmed mustache, black long-sleeved shirt, black trousers and black shoes, 5'6" in impeccable shape with large shoulders and thin waist. he had a military appearance. he had gestures that appeared arrogant. when i called him into secondary and matched him with papers he had a deep, staring look. the next time the united states encountered katari encountered khatani. he was given walking papers by melendez in orlando and there to pick him up as a new arrival was 9/11 ringleader muhammad atta that his conduct may have spare

it came after muhammad ali had passed and was intended as a tribute and an obituary. i think we can all agree that and its on sportscenter was a different time, it would be a different kind of case. but the muhammad ali enterprises , the people that have his rights or the rights of his estate brought a lawsuit against fox claiming a violation of its right of publicity. i curious about the panel members reactions to this because this case just settled two weeks ago. kelli's firm was involved. i think this is exactly what you're talking about before where expressive content and commercial are coming together. it is difficult to figure out how the right of publicity will apply. this is the kind of content that is coming and getting more and more sophisticated and better all the time. i wasn't involved in the case, i wasn't involved in the settlement. i had no involvement in it. it comes as no surprise to this audience that this is clearly content. if it was broadcast on a different network but not on the network that was airing the super bowl, i don't think there would h

in the metro attack that followed the march twenty sixth of brussels airport muhammad a metro driver but that day was off work so he stayed at home with their younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never write. in a despotic are going to fund it. so my such kind of thought is an awful future i saw before the fucking difficult because i'm just for trees. and i would mess up their. sticks come with. me from the. big. one to. a few more birds. recently and if i. wanted them to tore. in public but i get on the. ship when i'm woman i'm a place i'm. not serious. and i'm one of them he. said and i went down there. from the top of this car park in central brussels i have a clear view of the border between the city spots the side i'm on and. no man mohamed lived in moslem back a place the media have portrayed as a hotbed of so-called terrorists and. yet if that doesn't exist and stamped. in more money disappears into the whole point is to more dumb shared still most if this were to pull you over the nearest source the people going to promote the un jihad could put money on me and p

to be safe today we are all with bangladesh and then the world famous bangladeshi nobel laureate muhammad yunus the founder of the microlenses gram mean bank wrote an op ed on the student movement addressing them directly with the title you all the dash and he says in the article that everyone is inspired by the teenagers with a cause on the streets this nation will never forget this example that they have said they did not go to the streets to mourn rather went to the streets with a solution and office like constantini drew this picture is using the pick colors of the bangladeshi flag depicting events over the past few days from journalists attacks students protesting the engine also the main hash tag that started all of this which is we want justice this is what he had to say so. i was contacted by a young bangali activist who asked me to help them with my drawings during the protests in the squares of dhaka the way the protests grew a stranger touched me very much so i created drawings about what was going on in real time also showed us the photographer arrested in the square that real

do we have muhammad and muna present? you have kevi seven minutes. >> good evening, i started oasis girl 20 years ago and we were the first mediterranean food kabobs and wraps in the entire area. d.p.w. is issuing permits to hurt the local restaurants under falsely using ordinance number 119-13 to permit mobile food facilities in high rent districts serving same food as restaurants on the same street. under the ordinance it states the legislation attempt to provide and expand the range of convenience and interesting food consumption. for mobile food facilities in under served and less congested areas in the city yet the d.p.w. has issued all of their permits in the busy financial district that has the highest concentration of fast casual restaurants in the city. serving the exact same type of food. i know that they say that that's not an issue for them but it really is for the local business. the food cart that d.p.w. has issued a permit not only sells the same food but it's on the same exact street as me, ziggys which bo

and they talk about it it's intertwined the history of sports you know like we were talking about muhammad ali all these sports has a pull it's political whether they want to believe it or not because the people who watch it is us that are so diverse so do you think this idea that e.s.p.n. is just going to do sports it will never talk about anything political do you think that's even possible to attain i mean you know the question that i would you know take from what you just said is what happens when you know a citizen is treated in a way that upsets of the athlete and the athlete this is to do some type of. political protests you take a lot of sports right there so are you going to report that when you see the lebron james and his fellow teammates with hoodies that represent trayvon martin or brief t. shirts. to on earth god they're going to report that you want to skip past that and go straight to the game why are we getting so bent out of shape or is different sports teams trying to make at least for the national anthem you're not going to report that you don't all of these things it's

is muhammad it's the number two name in the u.k. so much. and i find that from a demographic perspective it's very frightening that actually by twenty fifty they'll be more muslims in the u.k. than there will be a british person i find that actually quite distressing you know i have a kid who is born into a muslim father he's four years old. he his name is different it don't know how it is a muslim name but is it it is not mohammed that it is a muslim name i wonder well i mean i would have called him mohammad there but that everyone is called mohammed so how do you know who's your mom. i think in the rush i would have left her problem finding mohammad you a question if you have a list of how but first let me ask you a question would you ban your kids from playing with my cat because he has a. long as he had i mean it wasn't really done on names alone i could tell what a kid would be like with their names but it was about the fact that they were maybe would turn up to school without a home what they turn up without the right uniform they don'

so yeah, i think a lot of people would agree he was like an amateur up against a pro like muhammad ali interesting, isn't it, that it really stuck with president trump. he seemed stung by that criticism. >> and just hours, though, susan. he firmly stated russian interference has happened and continues to be a threat. the president says he had a great meeting with putin and called out the russian hoax. these are quotes, russian hoax, great meeting. what message does that send, let's say, to the russians? >> i think that is an important point that you're bringing up, don. because, you know, putin has always been a believer that only his peers, presidents and other leaders really matter. i remember when i was based in moscow during george w. bush's presidency and he, putin was getting some criticism from colin powell, from the u.s. ambassador at the time, and he and his advisors basically said, yes, but we haven't heard this from the president himself. therefore, this criticism doesn't matter. and i believe that that is the way vladimir putin would look at this situation and say basically

he 17 years old when he helped john aln muhammad carry out a series of sniper attacks in 2002ek last we a court of appeals ruled that malvo should be sentenced under the supreme juveniles. rules for hearing argues that the sentence complies with the rules. >>> terrifying moments in southeast shington, as fire ripped through an apartment building. look at these flames. this happened on 28th street. we're told a wom jumped to safety from the second floor. she's listed in serious condition. the red cross is helping the 17 people who live there. d.c. fire and e.m.s. says there were no workinsmoke detectors in the apartment. >>> these are the top stories we're following for you this morning. at 4:35, the upper marlboro fire was setn purpos according to investigators. jessica marie poole has been charged with arson and reckless endangerment at al's count kitchen. she was recently fired from the well-known diner.e fire kid about $250,000 in damage. >>> a falling tree killed a 10-year-oldirl near warton. lydia gherghis' family had just put her to bed when the tree kill killed her. >>> presid

organization part of a series of major changes being implemented by the new prime minister at the we've got muhammad ali following events from djibouti for us i mean ethiopia in the news a lot in the last few weeks in hama just earlier this week we were talking about the somali region in ethiopia talk us through what's happening with the aroma. kemal this is a huge boost for prime minister. because of the liberation from a group founded in one thousand seven hundred three and has largely been fighting for the independence of the almost region from the rest of ethiopia is from these all ethnic group one hugging a rebel group fighting his government which is from his own ethnic group would have been a setback for his government so this is a huge boost for him secondly he removed the almost liberation front from the list of terrorist organizations just last month something we knew would pave way for this agreement that was signed in us matter today but one of the main reasons why it's coming now and not because almost in power you also have lost considerable support which was reaching them from a trial

it takes to economy to culture and that includes boxing the sport fascinates chip muhammad ali is our hero and she sees the boxing ring as a space of freedom. a place where black men can be themselves and be able to dominate perhaps systematic oppression. the work is about her father who disappeared from her life when she was five it explores masculinity and the african man from various perspectives. the big the big. chip will mirror deploy stereotypes and cliches to critique western notions of africa and black man. people come into the room to see their work with all kinds of baggage already right they come into the room with the expectation of what is in by way of what is africa and so the work is also in many ways trying to untangle and destroy some of those expectations. brylin has hosted lots of experimental dance over the years in this festival and audiences just lap it up there's a lot going on in modern dance. the biggest challenge is to. to find the right key to open that box of contemporary what is happening now in the world that key seems to have been found the program is a

woke up and opened the door they told us their soldiers they asked me whose house is it i said it's muhammad ali's then they asked who lives upstairs i said it's. so they went upstairs and arrested him he told me mom don't be afraid i hope i won't stay there for long she's not guilty i'm sure he's not we went to the court and they told us they were prolonging his detention dar ali is a well known palestinian journalist working as a correspondent for the palestine broadcasting corporation the agency is calling for the immediate release of its report and say israel is targeting the palestine media these measures are intended to silence the palestinian voice and in the picture so that israel can commit its crimes without any noise is the latest in a number of journalists arrested in palestine within the past two weeks. the last thing in the region palestinian of gaza rose to fame after filming a music video during the great march over in to educate of the song to his friend a journalist who was killed during that march and we spoke to the musician. send a message like. we. know . you just want

we've heard a lot about microcredit since the early days of muhammad eunice and the gramin bank so thaturaging investment and in a way, equity. >> that's it exactly. the challenge was it wasn't making these loans for water and sanitation. it would make a loan for somebody to start a business, but the microfinance d so what we did was kind of or give them a nudge and derisk it for them so we said we'll cover your costs to start up these types of loans and if you find the market then you can go to scale with this and that's exactly what's happened. we had around 90 partners around the world now that are delivering these microloans to people in need of water and sanitation. more than 90% of them are women and they paid back at a 99% rate and one way to drive it home is a woman who i met in manila not long ago and she was going to water vendors and sending her kids to these water vendors to buy their water and carry it back home. they were paying about $60 each month for that water. she got a small loan and got connected to the water utility and she couldn't afford the $200 it cost to conne

woke up and opened the door they told us their soldiers they asked me whose house is it i said it's muhammad ali and then they asked who lives upstairs i said it's ali dharavi so they went upstairs and arrested him he told me mom don't be afraid i hope i won't stay there for long she's not guilty i'm sure he's not we went to the court and they told us they were prolong his detention dar ali is a well known palestinian journalist working as a correspondent for the palestine broadcasting corporation the agency is calling for the immediate release of a chip or two and say israel is targeting the palestine media these measures are intended to silence the palestinian voice and in the pictures so that israel can commit its crimes without any noise is the latest in a number of journalists arrested in palestine within the past two weeks. staying in the region a palestinian rapper m.c. gaza has risen to fame after filming a music video during the great march of he did ok to the song to his friend a journalist killed during that march we spoke to him. i want to send a message like all of us to your we