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anthony, or c, caches clay, a.k.a., muhammad ali? >> i don't know. >> tucker: kennedy?you know, i might be throwing all this way because this would be my ideal, i would say caches clay. >> tucker: is it muhammad ali? >> if you could have anyone living or dead is your perfect running mate, who would it be? >> muhammad ali. >> tucker: sting like a bee. all right. that's impressive and is not too late. it's not too late, janice dean. the universally loved janice dean. being stuck in an l.a. traffic jam with nothing to do are over. there is not fast food chain i will send out motorcycle courier through the gridlock and bring newberger's right to your card. which is it? janice dean? >> burger king. >> tucker: not in and out of burger king. as a burger king? because it is a real thing and yes, burger king wants to solve this problem paired once you place your order, you get updates and then through a motorcycle courier, your burger, whatever else you want to order from burger king, that will be delivered to you. what are you that hungry and traffic that you need to eat inside

sana muhammad's baby survived.ures, after the deaths of two young patients, who were treated on a hospital ward affected by water contamination. they died two years ago at the royal hospital for children after developing infections. greater manchester police have been accused ofjeopardising the start of the public inquiry into the manchester arena bombing, in which 22 people died. a hearing's been told the force missed a deadline to provide statements from officers on duty on the night. an investigation is underway into how a grade two listed hotel on eastborne's seafront, was destroyed by fire. six people were treated for minor injuries at the claremont hotel, though all the guests and staff managed to escape, before the fire took hold. prince andrew has today been riding with the queen in the grounds of windsor castle, the first time he's been seen with his mother since stepping down from royal duties. but the fallout continues following his bbc newsnight interview, concerning his friendship with the convicted se

sana muhammad, who was a mother of five, was killed by her ex—husband when he burst into her home inter reports. this is the moment ramanodge unmathallegadoo was arrested, just minutes after shooting his ex—wife with a crossbow. you are under arrest for the offence of attempted murder. he is unrepentant, saying that she'd got in the way when he was aiming for her husband. that you fired and shot her, 0k?|j shut it into. yes, but you've told me that. sana muhammad had escaped her abusive ex—husband years before and remarried, but unmathallegadoo was obsessed with her. he bought two of these crossbows, duct tape and a hammer and hid in a shed in the garden of sana's family home with several crossbow bolts, waiting to attack the couple. police say, when spotted, he ran into the house and fired his ex—wife as she tried to flee. heavily pregnant, she was fatally injured, but medical teams were able to save her baby. it's amazing. a crossbow is a lethal weapon. the bolts missed the baby, and the baby was born healthy and is now a healthy one—year—old child. it's nothing short of a miracle.

he describes himself as an accidental revolutionary but muhammad ali is now embarking on something very deliberate a plan to unite egypt's opposition and the country against president abdel fattah el-sisi. he says he's assembled a team of experts who will present the egyptian people with a political program in a matter of weeks without going into any further detail on the program or who the so-called experts early then wants to hold an online referendum on the plan and if he gets enough support he's hoping for a change of leadership within a year if sisi fails to go quietly at least threatening to provoke more protests. in the coming days our program will be presented to egyptians will then ask if doesn't leave will start a revolution against him and he was once the head of a large construction company raking in lucrative contracts from the army and police he describes it as the shady world of bribes and nepotism he says he built a palace for sisi intelligence headquarters and hotels owned by regime members but he fell out of favor with powerful people was blocked from further business.

adams grew up idolising the likes of muhammad ali and sugar ray leonard.la adams. saracens didn't turn up to the launch of the european champions cup today. it comes after they received a suspended 35 point deduction and 5.36 million pound fine for breaching the premiership‘s salary cap rules. it's a story that looks set to dominate for a while yet with some saying the punishment is too lenient — others — that it doesn't go far enough. welljames burridge was at today's launch in cardiff and has been gauging opinion. saracens no—show here in cardiff has not gone down at all well. they are defending club champions in europe, have one this jamie chip three outlets for... echr are disappointed, and i expect there will be a fine announced in the coming weeks. it gave other teams, coaches and players there say on the saracens investigation. one of them was exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was not too impressed with the way saracens responded to the investigation announced yesterday. he thought they could be more conciliatory particular in the way

the promoter frank warren added: adams grew up idolising the likes of muhammad ali and sugar ray leonardc news. the first of the two tournaments as the turkish open which gets under way on thursday. justin rose is the defending champion and is hoping to com plete defending champion and is hoping to complete a hat—trick of wins in the event. i'd never defended a tournament in my career in last year was a first for me to defend an now it offers me the opportunity to go three in a row and i think in great company. i'm not in great company yet. but it offers me the opportunity to being great company. illustrious company. and definitely going to be a focus for me this year —— this week and an insert oration i hope and something i'm going to enjoy trying to achieve. didn't get the latest sports news at our website. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me gavin ramjaun — and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. parts of england and wales look extremely wet on thursday with the risk of localised flooding in places and the risk o

one of them was khalid muhammad. the only reason we ever got osama bin laden is because khalid muhammad was water boarded and guess what, he gave us the name of the courier and the courier brought us to osama bin laden and we were able to take out the guy responsible for 9/11. i'll continue to raise money in a multitude of ways for the troops. >> all right. we have time for one more. >> is time up already? >> yeah. it's gone fast. >> my question is to mr. hannity. the movie producer michael moore stated a while ago that only a politician could possibly beat president trump. what do you think a ticket of dwyane johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? >> i'm going to go back to my four points. are we better off than we were four years ago? overwhelmingly yes. is donald trump losing any of the people that went out and voted for him in 2016? i don't think he's losing any. third. with his economic employment record and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more people that

police in san jose arrested a man accused of molesting a 13- year-old girl. 76-year-old ali muhammadmiri was arrested. he touched that teenager inappropriately on three separate occasions. the suspect is charged now with false imprisonment and lewd and le and lascivious acts on a minor. >>> israeli military says it fired several rockets on isis aligned targets in gaza. it was the heaviest fighting in the gaza strip in months. after israel killed one of the top commanders. >> i never thought. >> this was a peaceful house and it had children. if there was any sign of warning no one would of waited until this destruction happened. >> the country will hold its fire as long as militants in gaza do the same. >>> the water level in venice rising again. this is venice italy just three days after they had the worst flooding there in 50 years. the high tide is expected to reach more than 5' well above normal levels. st. mark's square is covered in water knee-high. the crypt below the fasilica has flooded for only the second time in history. that led the italian government to declare a state of

adams grew up idolising the likes of muhammad ali and sugar ray leonard. with a generation of girls idolising nicola adams. michael redford, bbc news. well, adams isn't the only british boxer to have hung up the gloves this week. former lightweight world champion anthony crolla fought for the last time at the weekend, ending a 13—year professional career. he's been reflecting on his time in the ring with me but started by paying tribute to adams. it's unbelievable what she has done for women's boxing, the amount of young girls who have watched nicola adams on tele certainly in the olympics twice, the first having one and of the big boxing champion. she would've inspired then to go into the gym. she has inspired a generation and is one of the most influential figures generation and is one of the most influentialfigures in generation and is one of the most influential figures in women's boxing for sure and what she's achieved is unreal. people forget as achieved is unreal. people forget as a professional, you won a world title as well. but she will be rememb

police later 76-year-old ali muhammad. now a child. >>> another round of pg&e planned outages could come this week. pg&e says potentially strong offshore winds are in the forecast and as many as 180,000 customers can be affected. more tonight from ktvu's azenith smith. >> the entire county is affected. the whole county. whole bay area. >> reporter: it wasn't too long ago greer's neighborhood was pitch black at dark for several days. news of another pg&e public safety power shut-off she calls frustrating but not unexpected. >> work is affected. >> reporter: sunday the utility said parts of northern california could see hazardous wildfire conditions prompting another forecast wednesday and thursday. in a statement pg&e said both the forecast and scope of the weathe fluid three days ahead of the eve to previous events that impacted about 180,000 customers. last month pg&e turned the power off to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in northern california. >> looks like that is how we have to live now. >> fire sensiti

keeping a close watch on all of this is the united nations and i spoke to muhammad shambas, the representative to the united nations secretary general. drugunch impact for traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why together with u.n. were determined to support legitimate fight criminality and to focus on addressing the ofds of the population .uinea coulder: candidate embarocould be the surprise of the election. candidates get 50% of the vote there, could be another round. on sunday whether the outcome of the election will candidates. by all maryam: israel has deported a senior official of the human group.watch earlier this month, its supreme court upheld a government to expel omar shacir. 2017 barslaw from entry to people who publicly support the movement. more from the occupied west bank. reporter: this ends a legal that drew international attention for a year and a half. israel-palestine directed for human rights watch, omar shakir, has left israel. this is the first deportation bars the 2017 law that entry for supporters of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement aga

. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

it's a problem that spread across the archipelago according to muhammad the former president of the molding we are the highest per capita over in the country got has gone to war in syria the figure is $300.00 but i think intelligence agencies around the. figure out of about one policy. those who make the journey to syria leave from the capital murray. networks operating from the city handle the logistics the days to punch it. inside these private buildings parents are mourning for their children who live to syria. we're here to meet one of them refine amid. reform believes her son was influenced in child after being arrested for a phone then and i thought don't come out and i would i'm with them then it has the any. guy today my it day by law in the me when you let them with. with the lid am i'm a connected and. the caucus will miss it without their vocal follow. on with i don't want to modify the you know what i look back on i did any fun to think of but i get that it was minimum bound to go there do you mean. how do you think of anything of this kind that may come the economic day and i h

a country together with britain instigated the 1000 who were against democratic the effect that muhammad right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed very severe sanctions on iran which is 1st a lot of ordinary still coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical. yet another week of the trump impeachment saga in the u.s. and it started with an embarrassing incident during a t.v. interview with a democratic lawmaker which instantly went viral and in its own bizarre way it highlighted the divisions in american politics with. commentary here's what she saw as q 2 more so than at the washington is thick with intrigue contriver see the public hearings in the latest trump impeachment saga into their 2nd week and everyone wants to know has he done it will this be the straw that finally breaks the camel's back the president used taxpayer dollars to ask the ukrainians to help them choose an election that can't be right guys i think we've got the wrong sound bite in the. what really. ok no apparently that is right. what gate is on everyone's lips democrat

demonstrators also compared islam with fascism and called it a religion of violence describing the prophet muhammad as a paedophile several arrests were made as police moved in a local muslim union leader described the whole incident as a hate crime promising to take legal action against the organization itself and its leader who burned the qur'an incident provoked an international reaction with turkey expressing its condemnation we are deeply concerned about the recent rise of discrimination against muslims hatred against islam and attacks on mosques in western european countries these attacks are not only aimed at muslims but also pose a threat to all humanity the head of dialogue at the islamic cultural center. believes that the rhetoric of some norwegian politicians even more dangerous than this kind of incident sees as it happens far more often. sometimes you get. more interesting as a politician's there were against muslims. islam is a sin of the reasons but is that more dangerous than a couple of crazy people in christian sun i think the most important thing to count when it comes you know h

a nomination for the country's next prime minister demonstrators gathered outside the house of muhammad's a fairly angry at the reports he has been accused in the past of involvement in high profile corruption cases the former finance finance minister could replace sand head even who resigned over the ongoing protests were generic cheryl is in beirut for us one of the almost instantly when those reports came out that you could possibly be nominated for the premiership here in lebanon there was all these reports about his past in terms of corruption as we know obviously these protests that have taken place over now 30 days have been sent to the cross. the issue of corruption and the lack of governance here are without some of the stuff of the for example one of the cases that a lot of the demonstrators have been pointing out as well as activists online has been for example one of the. contacts that he was responsible for which was renting out prime locations on the seafront here in beirut what is now known as the 2 in abeyance for as little as $2.00 a year are from the states or he's payin

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respects the rule of law there needs to be a track record there performance by the crown prince muhammad. probably you know i'd say this is i don't think it's a combination of 2 things that don't get together you have a value been financial asset with a political liability and i believe the this momentum of who has been missed 2 years ago could have been much of the time. to put it on the market and get whatever money was was supposed to become i think that it may not even reach $101.00 trillion dollars between now and december when foreign investors will decide whether to go along or to be careful as i think the estimate is between $1.00 to $1.00 according to last year plus i also see that besides the lack of confidence because of the negative perception of the market now there is also the overspend then all of the high expectations now the saudis promise in foreign investors that they would get a certain ratio or a certain divident and it would cost them more so i look at this nest that is losing more eggs between now and december and beyond the next year or so. vision 2030 may be very

also compared islam with fascism describing it as a religion of violence and insulting the prophet muhammad several arrests were made as police moved in. a local muslim union leader describe the whole incident as a hate crime and he promised to take legal action against the organization itself and its leader who burn the koran the instant provoked an international reaction with turkey expressing its condemnation. we are deeply concerned about the recent rise of discrimination against muslims hatred against islam and attacks on mosques in western european countries these attacks are not only aimed at muslims but also pose a threat to all humanity well the head of dialogue for islamic cultural center athlon food and believes that the rhetorical of some norwegian politicians is even more dangerous than this kind of instant because it happens far more often but sometimes we get ringback stuck in blood in the soccer was more dangerous it was a politicians who were against muslims. of the woods in society but is that the more dangerous that a couple of crazy people in christian outside i think th

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when he says al—hashimi, it means he belong to the prophet muhammad. do you think it's true?they need to kind of add all that to make him look like a direct link back to the prophet? yes, you know, it is a deliberate move from the remmanants of isis. they would like to say, look, al—baghdadi is gone, we have another al—baghdadi and he has more legitimacy, islamic legitimacy in particular. so this is the meaning of it. but isis is not al-qaeda. it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda where osama bin laden was everything. when he disappeared, al-qaeda weakened completely, lost most of its branches. no, isis is different. isis is actually ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world, to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 million income from the oil and gas of syria, so they still have branches in afghanistan and north africa, iraq and syria. the most dangerous thing, isis is still there — the corruption, the lack o

police later arrested this man, 76-year-old ali muhammad lash merey of san jose. now the prosecutor is under scrutiny for possibly putting his daughter in danger. investigators say the suspect touched the teen inappropriately on three separate encounters this year. the man is charged with lewd acts with a child. >>> after 10 years hard work and billions of dollars the bay area has a new hospital, the first patients were transferred today to the brand new stanford hospital. >> the new state of the art facility is 824,000 square feet, 368 private patient rooms, 76 trauma center bays, and 20 operating rooms. ktvu's sarah sarah was at the grand opening and spoke to the first patient transferred to the new hospital. cal upgrades, a focus on wellness, and beautiful wilding, some perks of the new stanford ho. [ applause ] >> reporter: one by within patients are rolled in from the old stanford hospital to the new one. >> having one's own room with a view of the mountains outside, that is very special. >> reporter: it took a decade to open the new palo alto facility, but a

. >> police arrested 76-year-old ali muhammad lajmiri last week after they say he inappropriately touched the victim on multiple occasions this summer as she walked her dog on the los alamitos trail in almaden valley. the investigation began in october after the victim told her doctor she had been sexually assaulted. according to a police report obtained by our media partner "the mercury news," the prosecutor took his daughter back to the trail and attempted to get lajmiri's incriminating actions on video which was then turned over to police. >> the girl may not anticipate the unintended consequences of being retraumatized by this experience. so i'd be concerned about that. >> the case has been referred to the state attorney general's office due to conflicts of interest and the prosecutor could face charges of child endangerment. in a letter sent to his staff this afternoon, district attorney jeff rosen said in part the choices we make in our professional and personal lives need to be in harmony with the protocols, laws, and ethics of our criminal justice system. lajmiri who told investig

media outlets in lebanon on our reporting that political parties have agreed on a new prime minister muhammad son poddy a former finance minister has been chosen to lead the country is predecessor resigned at the end of october following nationwide anti corruption protests the demonstrations a threat in lebanon into political and economic turmoil. you're watching news still to come this dearth the fact cats fraudster his owner's perfect plan to sneak him all board a flight results in a high flying fast ravine say tune in to watch the fur fly. in the u.s. the house of representatives impeachment inquiry into president begin its 2nd day of public hearings on the witness stand will be the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine who trump recalled after what one state department official called a campaign of lies against her by the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani all that drama plays out on capitol hill the man on the other end of the phone. call that sparked the impeachment inquiry is also caught up in the events thousands of kilometers from washington ukraine's president. is getting much mo