the difference was jack johnson was just for himself and muhammad ali seem to be for everybody.e seemed to want to carry everybody with him and love everybody. and the ending, it is a hard thing to talk about. this is a film about freedom, which is a common american theme, it is about courage, but it kind of stands with vietnam and also about love. this guy dies, the most beloved and known person on the planet. something happened from that reviled, hated person refusing the draft to then. that is a pretty interesting story that, in many ways, just that does not have anything to do with boxing. ♪ ♪ david: let us go back to how you became a documentary filmmaker. everybody who wants to be a documentary filmmaker today wants to be ken burns. i do not know your role model was when you're starting out, but did you grow up and say i did not want to be in hedge funds. [laughter] i wanted to be a documentary filmmaker? what propelled you towards that and where did you grow up? ken: i grew up the son of an anthropologist and a mother biologist who died young of cancer. i remember after m

david: why did you decide to focus on muhammad ali? what was your interest in him?en: well, he is one of the most compelling figures in american history. he certainly intersects with all the major issues of the last half of the 20th century. the role of sports in society, the role of the black athlete in sports, the definitions of black manhood and black masculinity and the civil rights movement. not as a fixed thing, but as an ongoing developing thing. the story of politics, of race. the central american question. freedom. it is also about faith and religion and islam, about sex and all these things because human nature does not change. or things we are grappling with today. when you have a larger-than-life mythic figure like ali, he just lights up page after page of history. he is irresistible and is a way to communicate some complex undertow about not just the u.s. but who we are. david: how long did it take you to do that series? ken: we said yes to this in 2013. we began work in 2014. real earnest production and shooting of most of the stuff began in 2016, the

ah, hello there, i'm really muhammad novak talk of it has left australia after losing his appeal against his fees or cancellation, he was deported after judges upheld a decision by the immigration minister at the unvaccinated tennis star posed a threat to public health. it comes after a 10 day legal battle that began when jock of it arrived to compete in the australian open. he was hoping for an unprecedented 21st grand slam when i don't want to return for novak joker, which the reigning champion flew out of australia after losing his court battle. to the dismay of his crestfallen supporters, with many of them, serbian expatriates, o. e. at any time communicating with us. oh, but for others in a country that has endured one of the world's strictest corona virus. luck don's joke of inches admission to australia would have been the injustice and he's been timmy's. this is a paper bag located there on site, and because of the kind of restrictions and on against me that he'd be right with . little wonder then that the australian government busked in the glow of victory, strong boarders, had

muhammad was on board. the dinghy is only meant to carry 20 people, but over 30 are on board, and soon they are in trouble. this is the last audio message sent from the boat. the next morning, another migrant dinghy past the scene, the smuggler on board sent this message. later that afternoon, 27 bodies were pulled from the water. they included seven women, two teenagers and one young girl. but it would be weeks before their families would find out. this man is a policeman from northern iraq, his family were trying to reach britain. he last heard from them as they were boarding a dinghy in dunkirk. but he doesn't know if it was the same boat that sank. his wife, two daughters, and his 16—year—old son set off for the uk months ago. he was planning tojoin them the uk months ago. he was planning to join them once they had made it in. he had even sold the family home to pay for theirjourney. this 19—year—old is also missing. his friend and nephew is desperate for news. he had paid people smugglers more than $15

in london heard how muhammad gohir khan was offered £100,000 to carry out the murder in rotterdam lastn to the uk. with more, here's our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani. hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victim, but khan never found his target. instead, he was arrested on return to london. police found messages on khan's phone with a middleman named as �*mudz�*. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking". this is the man he planned to murder — a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago, he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now, he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics, but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years, i've been repo

muhammad malik has advertised himself on hoardings across london, birmingham and manchester.working on her din. i am open to any ethnicity. if you're interested, fill out the form or check out my details. 29—year—old muhammad malik from hounslow in west london decided to advertise himself on billboards in a quest to find a wife. malik decided to take this unconventional approach after years of struggling to find a life partner through other methods, including dating apps. the kernel of an idea was presented to me by a friend who i know in marketing. and it was me kind of complaining about, man, you know, i'm doing so many things, i'm so busy with work, with a side hustle, with hobbies. on top of that, events are closing because of the pandemic, right? so how can you get out there? the conversation led to something quite extreme, literally getting yourself out there, oldschool billboards, and the billboards are dotted around manchester, birmingham and london, in particular those areas with more ethnic minorities. hey, i'm malik and that's my billboard. why do you have a proble

lacked, it will take the joint effort of community members, health care professionals, and relatives. muhammad is ready to do his part to, to help his brother cope with the grief, and to make sure that he one day gets into university. ah, after 16 years as german chancellor, angular michael has now retired, her biggest fans and found among those people, he fled to germany 6 years ago. to day syrian honest mani lives in the east of germany's capital berlin in his own apartment. 6 years ago he was staying in temporary housing for refugees. he's accomplished a lot since those days. yeah. should you live if i'm studying business communication? i'm in my 5th semester. i'm working to and i live together with my girlfriend, and i hope i'll be able to gain gibbons citizenship later. model deutsch radish retail mod, amani already has an appointment with the naturalization office. perhaps his famous selfie with angle a miracle has helped him here to the salad him did one discuss the selfie with the chancellor means a lot to me yet. it's more than just a picture on him build. it's a symbol of the humanit

ah hello, then i'm really muhammad novak talk vicious, says that he is disappointed to be facing deportation from australia. after losing his appeal against his visa cancellation, the immigration minister had rolled that the unvaccinated tennis star posed a threat to public health. a panel of 3 judges have now upheld the decision. fighting procedural grounds have, listen. it is no part of the function of the court to decide upon the merits or wisdom of the decision. the orders of the court, ah, one, the amended application. be dismissed with costs. such cost to be agreed or filing an agreement assist. 2 reasons to be published at a later date or now that decision paves the way for a joke of h to be supported soon and possibly be banned from australia for 3 years. he had hoped to compete in the australian hopin where he was aiming for an unprecedented 21st class lamb when an unwanted return for nova joker, which having trained at melbourne's rod laver arena just days ago, threatening champion as leaving australia to the dismay of his crestfallen supporters, many of them serbian expatriates. o

and he designed journalist muhammad, i mean, in courtroom. fire has badly damage south africa's parliament. the blaze gutted the chamber of the national assembly. police say a man was arrested inside the legislature and will appear in court. the fire had already been burning for hours when security guards discovered it at around 6. in the morning, fire crews raced to the scene that were unable to stop the flames from spreading to the national assembly building where south africa's column and say, this is a very sad day for our democracy. parliament is the home of our democracy and bonnie minutes also as the d g 8 point one all met his will be investigated, the police have started to investigate with or to get them. reinforcements were cold and some 60 fire fight eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting to seen the south african president, serial rama post. i also promised an inquiry. i believe somebody is the health right now and the question, but we need to go at lots and lots deeper i

through to abu dhabi the capital of the amorites, where he met crown prince and defacto roulette. muhammad been zide. the 2 sides discussed security economic and bilateral relations. israel's president isaac had so on his way to the united arab emirates historic visit, the 1st of misery leda, to the gulf states at the royal palace and abu dhabi as meets crown prince mohammed bins. i it with as part of the us mediated abram accords, israel the u. e established diplomatic relations in september of 2020 almost over night, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emeralds. freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year is really technology is boost in the u. e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is in and it was combined lend on july. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense, forgotten, and then it will benefit from each other. during the corona virus pandemic, under and on men's liquid technology handle, it settle, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen

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5 past fiber crime, and i'll be cranking up the heat on vaguely despite ah hello, then i'm rena. muhammad australian authorities has set a sunday morning court hearing to decide whether tennis star novak doc, of ich, will be removed from the country. australia's government canceled his visa over cove at 19 entry rules for a 2nd time. the grand slam champion is now back in detention after another interview with immigration officials to say, oh the much between no back, jo cubic meal, straightening government, the world number one, just lost the latest set. now back in immigration detention. the 20 star will face under the court hearing on sunday after his visa was revoked for a 2nd time. immigration minister alex hawk said the play his presence could stoked auntie bach sentiment. unprovoked civil unrest. a small crowd of supporters gathered outside the arena. where the australian open is set to start on monday is 9 birds r z jock of each sog continues to dominate breaking news as little talk of tennis sauce cancelled. well, i tell you one thing it's, it's very clear that knowledge is a, is

muhammad ali said that "impossible is not a declaration, it is a dare." harry would be the first to admit that he was the not the biggest, the loud or but he was tough, and he conquered the impossible and he made the world a better place. history will remember him as one of the consequential senate majority leaders of all time, but those of us fortunate to know him and love him will also remember his character and compassion, and his goodness. his goodness. to his many loved ones, thank you for sharing harry reid with the country, and the congress. may it be a comfort to you s, a to the great state of nevada, the grateful nation mourns your loss, and so many people are praying for you at this sad time. god truly blessed america with the life and leadership of harry reid, leader harry reid. may he rest in peace. thank you. >>> all right. the program will continue, and kind words from house speaker nancy pelosi, and let me bring in dana bash, and manu raju, and your words from what we are hearing here. >> again, it is hard to capture harry reid, because of

ali muhammad ali well also because i was very impressed because david remnick is is younger than me and i realized that he's too young to have seen those fights live. so no it could list in fights. he could you you'd have been like three and so he's had to do it all. retrospectively, you know about watching videotape and the fact that he could write a book which made you feel so much that immediate that you were actually there ringside, you know, when in fact he would not have been able to do that at the time because of his age. i thought that was very impressive that he could actually recreate a world that he that was that he had had to experience at one remove the cool thing about your review or essay about those it made me. i mean it also brought ali back to life. yeah for me because i was i was just old enough. i was i think probably nine or ten but the our whole elementary school was obsessed with the idea of sonny liston beating that loud mouth. yeah cash is clay to a pulp. yeah, and but it's brought all that. i thought remnix book is wonderful about listen. you know and it ac

muhammad ali didn't want to fight in the vietnam war. he lost his boxing license.uld box. he didn't start unsanctioned bar fights. act like it's not me and didn't go. it's a weird thing. as someone who watched who has friends in sydney, australia and watched people live under the -- some of the strictest of lockdowns and responses to covid that we've seen around the world, i would be furious if someone that hits a ball real good is allowed to just do whatever they want. it's like, it's not even like he's a teacher or a doctor, someone we might need over here. he's someone that's coming for his own title, for his own glory and doesn't want to do the thing. it's not even -- i don't know. it's a weird thing. i try to be patient with people when it comes to new science because i stopped learning science at, like, the last year of college. so everything i know now is what a person smarter than me told me. so i'm with you where sometimes you get so rich that just the people around you are the people around you and they're like, hey, this is what i heard, and you're not o

s. government has acknowledged that for the period between 20032006, mister muhammad was held at, had certain undisclosed foreign locations, black size, otherwise known as license, right? it was what a boarded over $183.00 times. that's correct. i can say that there is a memos between the department of justice. i various organs of the us government from cuba, department to fans, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhance interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees to live. again concerning panama, they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma and security. and then they, they also discovered because they were germany with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by nudity, and also by female physical contact. and fear of dogs. race has always played a role in american tortures. the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves. and in, you might find that strange, but there was one area where sl

let's talk about the most recent film you have had on television, which is the four-part series on muhammadli. [video clip] >> he is 22 years old. and he is standing up to the whole establishment. -- a-rod corp. has expanded into venture capital and private equity and like any business in 2021, it is on stack -- spac. >> i started investing as a hedge my earning power as it would close, my real estate would not only appreciate it but create more cash flow. i would buy more real estate and other equity type investments were generated more cash flow. as my yankee income went to zero, by businesses would grow over time. >> while players are becoming better and better business of people, you are able to achieve this scale -- if you are able to achieve this scale in a short time. understanding how that growth happened in business, like baseball, has to stop at home -- started home. -- start at home. >> part of what i live businesses you get to building some nothing. i had two hip surgeries and i never wanted to be the old guy that could not get up the stairs. so i built a flat house about entert

muhammad ali gloves are always my favorite. >> reporter: these items, photos, even miller's resume, onceportland trail blazers, now chairman of the wildly successful jordan brand, it all suggests a life of success and privilege. but the glossy exterior, miller says, only tells part of his story. >> every day i think about the fact that i took the life of a young black man. >> reporter: it's a secret he's carried for more than 50 years, that as a teenager he pleaded guilty and served time for the murder of another teen. but miller is now coming clean as part of his road to redemption. >> i could have just continued to live my life. but i felt like i've been so blessed in my life, that if i didn't share this story, that i wasn't really showing my appreciation for the blessings that i've received over the years. >> reporter: in some ways his story is reopening old wounds and sparking controversy. his victim's sister now speaking out. >> he owed the family apology. he owed. he owed the family to correctly say, this is not a stranger, this was edward white. >> reporter: miller hopes that tell

who doesn't like muhammad ali, back to we all support muhammad. oh, absolutely at will. thank you very much for that. that you found fans to talk to. >> i don't know that i hope they've got like bigger thicker jackets packed somewhere because what they're wearing a good cut. >> but he said, you know what? you can make up for plenty of alcohol. that warm will be so cold. so drunk, you don't even and i guess that's the goal are right. thank you very much. well, where in the night or tie, by the way? no, you can't see it, but i'm supporting the team. >> fully because on all right, we'll chat with will again here a little bit. despite concerns about covid, the bay area sports bars are expected to see big crowds for that game as the niners take on the packers. we actually have video of the scene at district 6 in staff just so many hood last weekend and event organizers are expecting to see more fans come out this time around fact, a lot of venues are selling tickets to try and limit the number of people and also converting their spaces to reduce chances of covid transmissions

ali muhammad ali well also because i was very impressed because david remnick is is younger than me and i realized that he's too young to have seen those fights live. so no it could list in fights. he could you you'd have been like three and so he's had to do it all. retrospectively, you know about watching videotape and the fact that he could write a book which made you feel so much that immediate that you were actually there ringside, you know, when in fact he would not have been able to do that at the time because of his age. i thought that was very impressive that he could actually recreate a world that he that was that he had had to experience at one remove the cool thing about your review or essay about those it made me. i mean it also brought ali back to life. yeah for me because i was i was just old enough. i was i think probably nine or ten but the our whole elementary school was obsessed with the idea of sonny liston beating that loud mouth. yeah cash is clay to a pulp. yeah, and but it's brought all that. i thought remnix book is wonderful about listen. you know and it ac

it aims to employ traditional weavers and make the textile industry more sustainable. muhammad, no shod is working on the soft furnishing fabric. it's 5 meters long, and mid and dying of silk waste. no shod belongs to a family of traditional weavers. he moved to daddy with his wife and child in 2019 to be a part of this, a student. i've been to her some nick number the other girl back in my home down. i had to worry about every little thing. here's how you suppliers, how to utilize fabric delivery, et cetera, but a lot, a lot of focusing on as him to her really very my focus here is on breathing and creating new designs that's on his vehicle. no design is covered under her medicine and he goes up the chaise by one. the studio was founded by fashion design and social entrepreneur. a sheet dust single, a business up cycles fabric, wrist into flat, yawned to be sold back to design houses or making new garments when it will be collaborated with the design. how is it of fashion done this? and best of these, it is in keenness ordered aspirant to fin gallows and fibre dice. it is and got into

ivory coast had the star power in it. clearly it did well under one nor the man to talk about that muhammad sailor, who scored the winning penalty for dejection. fetters who take them to the quarter finals where they will face a very strong north, african derby, a fellow team out morocco. i regret had loss of stars and loss of mem spots more. marcella when it mattered most of the penalties, spots dispatched well for i for egypt. don't get your crystal ball that alyssa, the quote, a final start on saturday. who do you say you are on the record? he who do you see in the final 4 synagogue? that's for sure. our turn is yeah, that's for sure. host cameron, obviously they've got the top scorer, obviously abaca, and that he gave it to morocco, anthony, and egypt. oh, let me keep my fingers crossed. morocco might edge. it's i think based on a crystal ball der anthony. you are on the record. alyssa, thanks so much for your time. alyssa. chuck walner from lakes. thanks so much. now the cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now hit jerusalem with snow covering the ancient city. the heaviest snow

the goal was to shame those women to silence them. muhammad zubair is a journalist for a site called old news. his reporting was crucial in exposing those hindu gatherings in delhi and harry dwan to bear his also help the police in their investigations of bully bong, which has been taken off long. some of those allegedly involved have been arrested . it was on our guards are some things, and we'll let you know, these are white supremacy. these people will be actually, even if it was according to them or not as an be most in as they think. i'm particularly also in touch with the white list in helping them investigate the case . and we just still going on there. they've got a spare eating even, but i would say they are not be it all. as the fonts have been laid, 8 the dates in loose fields that losing demographically even within the context of india, which is the only country which has a can do majority better than 15. muslim majority countries, 100 percent, mckesson majority on people who will not predict your culture and headed age in the one country, whether you are a majority, then

the goal was to shame those women to silence them. muhammad zubair is a journalist for a site called alta news. his reporting was crucial in exposing those hindu gatherings in delhi and harry dwan. zubair has also helped police in their investigations of bully, which has been taken offline. some of those allegedly involved have been arrested, a white supremacist. these people can be actually, even if it was according to them or not as an email soon as this week. i'm particularly also in touch with the white police in helping them investigate the case and which is still going on this a but i would say they're not be it's, they're all on it in late dates in loose fields that losing demographically even within the context of india, which is the only country which has a can do majority, where there are 15 muslim majority countries, $100.00 chrislynn. the question regarding and people, if you do not protect your culture and heritage in the one country where you are majority, then i think you're going to lose the battle in terms of protecting what you inherited from the us. so this is the

beaten street, egypt are going to the african with one of the world's most recognized players in muhammad salon. the liverpool strike us cotton for goes in the family league in $22.00 into one. that 24 teams are been drawn into 6 groups. the top 2 teams from each group along with the 4 best turd plays teams are guaranteed a spot in the last 16. but the tournament has been troubled by construction delays, as well as the covey night in pandemic. that led to its postponement. the crisis in the anglo phone region, with a separate his group clamouring for an independent country, has led to more than 3000 debts and more than a 1000000 people displeased. recent attacks in the city of beer, not far from limby, one of the host cities has created safety fears. yeah, heard of them and it's in the same context that we manage the african nations championship a few months ago. so i can't reveal here the measures that are being put in place, but you should know that just like that tournament took place under very good conditions. the aft curve will also take place under very good conditions. there are n

they declined, they didn't respond, so we will continue our conversation with yara xena and muhammad yara, welcome to the screen. good to have you. please introduce yourself to our global audience. thank you for having me and my name is yara. hello ari. i'm a senior analyst, sugar. hello xena. welcome to the screen. please introduce yourself to ad lab audience. tell them who you are and what you do. hi, amber on. i'm the correspondent and your son for the al jazeera english website. yet to have you and the handmade welcome to the stream. really get heavy. can you? we're wine audience who you are, what you do. thank you. thanks for having our so my name from a recorded line, i'm from jerusalem, palestine and i'm currently the policy correspondent for the new son here in new york. i want to start our conversation with you telling me that you can be part of it as well, feeling youtube right now. a comment section is life comments, questions, concerns, but them right here, i do my best to include them in the show. i want you to meet 2 people. this is mohammed and his daughter yasmin. it

muhammad siddique and habib, last saw each other in 1947, when british rule ended in india and it wasg scenes as they met in kartarpur in pakistan. for some of us it's going to be a very foggy start to friday, if you're planning to travel through the morning, take it steady particularly across parts of wales, central and southern england. but for most of us, it should be a sunny start to the day. brought by this area of high pressure which is been hanging around for quite a while. windless conditions too but quite a contrast for the uk and in fact, the breeze is just about coming off the atlantic, across scotland so frost free here and frost free generally for northern ireland too. the frost will be across southern half of england and wales and minus four degrees in a few spots here, it's also where the fog is going to be forming in the centre of this high pressure here and some of that fog will linger into the afternoon but as i say for most of us, it is a sunny day. the problem of the high pressure and the windless conditions in london in the southeast will be the pollution. it some

assal clue to abu dhabi the capital of the amorites, where he met crown prince and defacto ruler, muhammad been zion, the 2 sides disgust, security, and economic relations. ah, israel's president isaac had so on his way to the united arab emirates historic visit, the 1st of misery leda, to the gulf states at the royal palace and abu dhabi had sent me the crown prince mohammed bins. i it is a mess. i b as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords. israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is ready. technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a need to combine lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense forgotten, and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic, when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to s

the goal was to shame those women to silence them. muhammad zubair is a journalist for a site called alter news. his reporting was crucial in exposing those hindu gatherings in delhi and harry dwan. zubair has also helped police in their investigations of bully box, which has been taken offline. some of those allegedly involved have been arrested, was added on, or something similar to your not, these are white supremacists, these people can be actually, even if it was arlington, and not as an email soon as they think i'm particularly auto. and that's with the wait list in helping them investigate the case. and we just still going on this dave artist or even if i would say they are not be it's it all upon it being late a, the dates lose feels that losing demographically, even within the context of india, which is the only country which i can do majority, but other 15 mostly minority countries, 100 percent, mckesson majority. and basically, if you do not predict your culture and heritage in the one country, whether you are a majority, then i think you're going to lose the battle in ter

hey kelly, it did well, and i want know the man to talk about that muhammad salon who scored the winning penalty for dejection feathers who take them to the quarter finals where they will face a very strong north african birby, a fellow team out morocco i because had lots of stars and lots of names, but we'll have a seller when it mattered most from the penalties sports dispatch to well for i have for egypt trying to get your crystal ball that alyssa, the quarter finals start on saturday. who do you see your, on the record? he who do you see in the final for senegal? that's for sure. our turn is yeah, that's for sure. host cameron, obviously they've got a top scorer, obviously that will becca. and that he gave it to morrow. granted it and egypt. oh, let me keep my fingers crossed. morocco might edge. it's i think based on a crystal boulder, anthony. you are on the record. alyssa, thanks so much for your time. alyssa. chuck walner from lakes. thanks so much. thank. or the cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now had jerusalem with snow blanketing the city that the heaviest snow jeru

busy present good one, coolie birdie muhammad off has now ordered officials to put out the flames of that, that it was a gas crater. he says the 70 me to white crater is a waste of natural resources, which could be making a profit if extinguished. it was created in 1971 during a soviet drilling accident that hit a gas cavern to prevent dangerous fumes from spreading. the gas was set on fire and the most powerful telescope ever launched into space as successfully completed its 2 week deployment phase. the james, who had 10 a telescope, is so big, there had to be folded to fit into a rocket that carried it into all bits and folding the mirrors was a crucial milestone. the $10000000000.00 telescope can see the 1st stars and galaxies formed more than 13000000000 years ago. it's now moving, so it's orbital point, 1600000 kilometers from earth. i'm emotional about it. that was an amazing milestone receipt. beautiful pattern out there in the sky and out. almost complete, of course it needs to latch bit what an amazing mouse don't just the head of it. a 178 out of a 100. 78 of these. ah, you

hebrew, morgan august 0, and let's get the latest now with home and van who's also in cartoon for as muhammad as the resignation of the prime minister, was expected. what's been the reaction? yeah, fully. we talked earlier today with the, with the resistance committees, those who are behind the protests in the states. and they told us that it doesn't mean much for them. if it means anything, it will, it will me more momentum for them more support in the, within the public opinion here. sedan, because during the last couple of weeks, some of them were saying, why shouldn't we give a chance to add the handbook in this new attempt to create the national consensus national reconciliation. this political deal, they will not united the dogs and probably that has affected their efficiency in the state to during the protest. now, there are things that education of prime minister, the handbook will mean that it will mean more unity among their frogs, of acts of the protesters. rel, staging, major protest tomorrow in under man, which was not on the shed. you will probably that's, that's a way of saying

religious organizations after a teacher was murdered, for showing controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad 2 pupils during a civics class, a car bomb in the somalian capital, mogadishu has killed several people. the bomb exploded on the road leading to the cities airport. the al kite elite al shabani group has claimed responsibility for the attack. germany has reported more than 80000 new cove and 19 infections this wednesday. that's more in a single day than at any other time in this pandemic. germany's chance or olaf sholtes says that a plan vaccine mandate is a core part of his government strategy to tackle this virus a controversial measure that is now being discussed in parliament. there's been heated debate among the german public over the looming vaccine mondays and sholtes was set to be tested by lawmakers dunst just as he began delivering his address. members of the far rice a f t party, heckled a chancellor by holding a placards reading the freedom instead of division. he had 0 fought i. napoleon sholtes ignored the interruption and told lawmakers the mandate is an essential elem