muhammad: osama bin javed has more from islamabad.ter: in the last three and a half years, this is the biggest challenge that imran khan's government is facing. it is going to have to present members of parliament to make sure that it says that this vote of no confidence cannot go through, because it still has the numbers. according to the opposition, they have far more than 172 mps, not just because of disgruntled mps who are switching sides from imran khan's party towards them, but also because of coalition partners that imran khan enjoyed the support of. people who we've been speaking to tell us that imran khan has not been able to fulfill campaign promises, including stamping out corruption from the ranks of his own government, making sure that the price of basic commodities, inflation, etc., and the state of economy is improved, and also try and stabilize the pakistani rupee against the u.s. dollar. and all of these things, combined with the coalition's support and the very important question of the pakistani military support. th

i'm muhammad.e israeli soldiers are being sent to the occupied west bank in response to what the prime minister calls a wave of terrorism. a gunman shot dead five people in an ultra-orthodox jewish town on tuesday. six others were killed in two earlier attacks in tel aviv and birsheva. israeli security forces say isil inspired the attackers. palestinian president mahmoud abbas warned of repeat incidents as muslims, jews, and christians prepare for ramadan, passover, and easter. harry fossett has more from west jerusalem. harry: the chaotic aftermath of a major attack deep inside israel, the third in just a week. this was banebarak, a densely populated ultra-orthodox town east of tel aviv. mobile phone footage showed what had happened minutes earlier. an attacker on the street, two apparent victims already slumped nearby, brandishing a long-barreled gun. a cyclist narrowly escapes with his life before the gunman confronts a driver, yelling at him to stop, then shooting him at close range. >> i saw a

. ♪ muhammad: all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests.s, hamid sriet, a political commentator and researcher on french economic affairs. in san malo, jacques reynolds, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute and a specialist in economic and social policy. also in paris, jazin weber, a program coordinator with the german marshall fund of the u.s. paris office and an expert in european security issues. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on "inside story." jacques, let me start with you today. where do things stand in the election right now? opinion polls are suggesting a repeat of when president macron faced marine le pen in the second round. do you think that's what we're going to see happen? jacques: it looks like it, yeah. at this stage, it looks like it macron was well in the lead when the war started. but marine le pen has risen in that space and the only other contender could be jean-luc melancon, who last time rose five points. in the last week he's around but -- he is around 15, 16, but i don'

someone had a computer fight with muhammad ali and the lightbulb went off. i thought " this is interesting." no one in hollywood had known who rocky was. i used that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. does it -- david: does it make you feel good that people actually think rocky is your life story and that you actually are a boxer? sylvester: it befuddles me. david: people actually think you are a boxer. sylvester: i know. they think " they found a fellow that was a pug." a lot of people think im am short on the gray matter and i am more of a rocky character. david: where were you born? sylvester: hells kitchen, new york. grandparents lived in washington dc, then they migrated to bethesda and silver spring, maryland. david: what did your father do. sylvester: my father was a tough guy, but he focused on hair. my mother was too. she was the first one to open up a women's gym called bar-bellas. david: were you a great athlete? sylvester: i was not a physical specimen at all. i had an epiphany when i saw hercules uncha

sylvester: everyone thinks it was watching muhammad ali fighting. that was the fabricated type story. rocky -- marciano, who was my side had a fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. the light bulb went off, i cited is sort of interesting. but then again, nobody in hollywood who rocky marciano was, so we 1975, i used that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. david: does it surprise you, disappoint you, or make you feel good that people actually think rocky is your life story and that you actually are a boxer? sylvester: if the photos me, it does. david: people think you really were a boxer and this is your life story. sylvester: i know. they thought oh they found some fellow who was. that was -- actually to this day, people think i am more of a rocky character in reality. david: so to go back, where were you born? sylvester: i was born in hells kitchen new york. and then you grew up in silver spring maryland? my parents migrated to bethesda. david: what did your parents do? sylvester: my fathe

sylvester: everyone things i was watching muhammad ali get knocked down. that was a fabricated story. rocky marciano who is basically my size had a computer fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. in the light bulb went off. i said this is kind of interesting. but then again, no one in hollywood who who rocky marciano was. so in 1975, it was more contemporary so i use that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. david: so does it surprise you, disappoint you or make you feel good that people actually think rocky is your life story and that you actually are a boxer? sylvester: it befuddles me. david: because people really think that this is your life story. sylvester: i know, they thought they found some fellow who was a hug at one time. -- pug at one time. people think that i am a little short on the gray matter and more of a rockyesque character. david: where were you born? sylvester: i was born in hells kitchen. david: then you grew up to some extent in silver spring maryland? what did your parents to

everyone thinks i was watching muhammad ali fighting. that was the fabricated type story. rocky marciano, who was basically my size, had a computer fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. and the lightbulb went off. i said, this is kind of interesting. but then again, nobody in hollywood knew who rocky marciano was, so, in 1975, i used that as a reference of the bayonne or the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. david: does it surprise you, disappoint you, or make you feel good that people actually think "rocky" is your life story and that you actually are a boxer in life? sylvester: [laughter] it befuddles me. it does. really, it does. david: people think you really were a boxer and this is your life story. sylvester: i know. i know. they thought, oh, they found some fellow who was a pug at one time. that was -- actually, to this day, a lot of people think i'm short on the gray matter and i am more of a rocky-esque character than in reality. david: so, to go back, where were you born? sylvester: i was born in hell's kitchen, new york. d

muhammad says to help both law enforcement and the communities they serve. traditional policing needs to be restructured. we need to shift that to have different types of responders who want sworn law enforcement officers with firearms and focus our police officers on the serious in crime and violent crime, although he would like to see broader police reform. he is urging congress to pass capitals. bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 despite inflation at a record high americans are spending lots of money on non essential for digging deeper into this trend. in the reason behind it might surprise you. >> also, white house tours are back in business. how you can sign up. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past...

now bring in by religious muhammad veneer. he's been following the story for us now, for as long as the pandemic has been with us, it's good to see you get this lanier's. who is the government in england? is it moving too quickly in lifting social distance requirements in health care situations? thanks, brett, of grant for having me on the show. once again. i mean if you look on to the overall situation of co written the europe, u. k. has been reporting more cases than any other european countries and still is the same with over 200000 cases a day according to a z o e. which means that it is a massive level of communities track ongoing. and that there would be a strain on to the health care sector and health care sector is already operating at a maximum capacity with a 95.2 percent. and that is the time. and it is a need to have more restrictions and more control of your so that at the, the analysis is not come to the, overburdened by lifting all those restriction at this moment. meaning that there will be more suppressor, par

he used to bring me muhammad ali ties all the time. i should have worn my muhammad ali tie signed by orrin hatch. we used to have great debates. he's that kind of person, that kind of human, grand father, and just a man who loved america and put his mormon faith and america first. i was a great admirer. >> sandra: jeff? >> what i think about in part his legacy is bipartisanship. he was really close friends with senator ted kennedy, and they put a lot of legislation together which they got over -- or they got passed together, and that harkins back to a day that we certainly aren't seeing as often now in 2022 of senators, congressmen and women from both parties working together, to get things passed, even when they're really diametrically opposed in terms of their political beliefs. that's something that senator hatch did, and it is a part of his legacy. >> sandra: we remember orrin hatch, great leader, was admired by so many. thank you very much to our sunday panel. thanks for joining us. we will see you next sunday. >>> up next, a fina

saying i don't talk usually about students, but he loves muhammad ali. in his bible was david remnick's book on ali and he really wanted to be like the greatest at rodeo. and whether one ever meets that it's attains it it's the drive to want to be be that good and why it has that sure tell him the next ken burns series is on muhammad ali so it's i didn't know that i watched hemingway with great. i thought it was all of ken stuff is good, but i'm really enjoyed the hemingway it had enough mixer of footage with the writing and the complications, but i was worried it was going to be more of a kind of takedown of hemingways machoism or something, but i thought they'll dealt with him as a person quite well in that and so muhammad ali is a gold standard because the footage you have of him and we'll be just spectacular back to your children ages 17. yeah, 15 13. yes. okay. what has been your approach because i know i've picked up over the years and we've talked to interview situations that they've traveled an enormous amount with you enormous. how many kind of

i tell you what, he was close to muhammad ali.sondra, and he was to bring me ties, muhammad ali ties all the time. karl is going to cufflinks, i should have worn my muhammad ali tie signed by orrin hatch. and we used to have great debates, but he's that kind of person. you know, that kind of human, the grandfather, and just the man who loves america and really put his faith, his mormon faith, and america first. i was just a great admirer. >> sandra: jeff buried >> what i think about in part of his legacy is bipartisanship. he was really, really close friends with senator ted kennedy, and they put a lot of legislation together, which they got over -- or they got past together, and i hearkens back to we certainly -- a day we certainly aren't seeing now in 2022 of senators, congressmen and women from both parties working together to get things passed even when there really diametrically opposed in terms of their political beliefs. that was something that senator hatch did and as part of his legacy. >> sandra: we remember orrin hatch.

she re full form a new government and elections, a plan for next year. mere muhammad ship, shabba should isa is declared to have been elected as the prime minister of the islamic. ah, he was the only candidate let stand in after hours to prime minister m, ron conn and his party members walked out of parliament. m. okay. this is the 1st time in history that a no confidence motion has succeeded. com. yahoo! oh, it's a victory of righteousness and evil has been defeated to me. pakistan's new interim premier shabbas sharif, is no stranger to the country's thorny politics. his brother is disgraced, former prime minister. no, i sharif both are members of a family dynasty that has been prominent and government for decades during that time, the sheriff's up and accused of money laundering and corruption charges they deny. the leader of the centrist pakistan, muslim league, has served 3 terms, representing punjab province, but serving as prime minister until august 2023 sharif. we'll have to navigate the country out of a near historic budget deficit and revive a shaky repeat. sharif announced a r

the rope for a boxer is written everything that the great muhammad ali said, the boxer should fluttery and sting. how the bee remembered. let's go to the ring, i wanted to enroll my son in boxing at what age? from which school is closed, they said the emergency building will be demolished more energetically. to whom they are strong of this world, we have been asking for a new building for 10 years, explaining that champions are educating russia, we will constantly win in the past year at the world championships, our guys took two silver medals in pairs, we are moving. you've already put him down twice, to be honest, it can't be, and if they give him the victory now. and as they taught in the gateway, when the punks stick there, yes, you need to control yourself and restrain yourself so as not to kill them, but in the ring you are a fighter and opposite you are the same, a boxer fighter. go by unanimous decision of the judges the victory in the duel was won by alexei garin coach nikolai alexandrovich suvorov drove his hands. well, everything, everything now in the perm city will go des

did he really hit you, and he looked at me and said, yeah, and he goes i just took a punch from muhammad as only chris can. he was ipjoke mode but you could tell he was still very much in shock. >> reporter: smith played in a film muhammad ali. showing a new angle of the incident this time filmed from behind smith's wife jada pinkett smith. packer says that los angeles police were prepared to arrest smith that night. >> and they were saying this is battery. we will go get him. you can press charges. you can arrest him. as they were talking chris was, he was being very dismissive of those options. he was like no, i'm fine. >> the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences released a statement this week saying they asked smith to leave and he refused. academy leaders had told smith's publicist to deliver a message to the actor. now packer is saying chris rock did not want smith removed from the show. >> they were about to physically remove smith. i said rock has made it clear that he does not want to make a bad situation worse. >> reporter: packer praised rock for how he handled the situ

ah, i'm really muhammad walking to the program. it trans president flooded me. zalinski says russia has begun a battle for the dawn bass, shifting its assault off to setbacks near the capital. keith officials told reporters the russians are attacking along a front, nearly 500 kilometers long in ukraine's east and south. she is the president speaking earlier. that is more than we can now state. the russian troops had begun the battle for the dawn about a slot for which they had been preparing for a long time. still, she or a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves and we will do it every day. we won't give up any thing. ukrainian green school, maybe the more. meanwhile, the western city of la viv has been had by multiple russian rocket attacks. a several people were killed and ukrainian troops in marielle polls they. they will fight to the end as russia claims it's approaching victory in the besiege

: and will smith played the boxer muhammad ali in a film in 2003.f the incident this time filmed from behind will's wife jada pinkett smith. >> and they were saying it is battery, and we will go get him, and we will press charges, and we will arrest him, but as they were talking, chris was being dismissive of those options, and saying, no, i am fine. >> the academy of motion arts and sciences released a statement saying they asked smith to leave, and he refused, and then he told cnn that they had asked his publicist to deliver the message to him. and they were going to physically remove will smith, and rock has made it clear that he does not want to make a bad situation worse. >> reporter: packer praised rock for how he handled the situation. >> did he save the show that night? >> i think that he did. he certainly staged what was left of it that night. chris handled the moment with such grace and aplomb. >> reporter: and rock told a stage in boston that he is still processing it. thursday he faced a heckler who said "f will smith." and rock repeated

ah, i really muhammad, walking to the program. the accordion military has reported further russian air strikes of the besieged port city of mario pole. it comes off the troops ignored a russian deadline to surrender. ukraine's president has warned that he will abandon peace negotiations with russia if his fighters are killed. he's also said that he will do everything possible to save mario paul, a city of vital strategic importance to both sides in the war. the charred ruins of merrier pole. russia has held the city under siege for 7 weeks now. ukraine says at least 21000 people have been killed. out of a pre war population of 450000. some 100000 people have remained trapped without the barest of necessities varies ukraine's prime minister says rushes merciless attack. unmarried po has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe. talk, but he maintains ukrainian troops, won't surrender, they re, no city steel is not fallen. there is still our military forces, our soldiers, so they will fight till then. and on sunday, ukraine's remaining

and really, muhammad, thanks for watching i found out with not just another day with so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical fingers, which is the weekdays on d, w on the green.

i also as fast that from the killing was ordered by muhammad, been so on. so, saudi arabia was under heavy international diplomatic pressure. and on the other side, turkey has been going through div economic crisis with the british depreciating national currency, closing valley against the us dollar every day. and that's why to former allies need of each other and this a visit than politics and economy. let's hear it from presidents are dom no longer the to the see this unit. i believe i'm trust that cooperation with saudi arabia on health, energy, food security, defense, finance is mutually beneficial. on every occasion, i emphasize the importance that we gave to the stability and security of our brothers in the gulf region. a times when threats are more complicated every day. dialogue is a necessity for the security and stability of the whole region. the divorce that in the saudi arabia is not the only country that turkey is trying to man ties with it . also it with israel, egypt and united emirates turkeys frying to improve the bilateral relations that h

here to what god has written down in the koran kwan what the prophet muhammad has set forth, how much that means, a very antiquated islam, meaning a totalitarian system, to be quite honest. critical scholars have observed that some segments of islam are increasingly focused on her la commandments and her rom prohibitions to huddle her, i'm reagan, voiding the rules for hello and how long have become increasingly important for political reasons. asthma demit, a chain people more effectively and the name of the sacred dis, highly gar, couldn't hear parallel structures, could develop as my mission. so the people no longer say they'll go to the german supermarket mark today, instead at lane, and i want my own exclusive god made my own exclusive stores, english labels, brands and so on at lee. but is martin on so greater than via, that's where the question of integration of coexistence then becomes difficult. it should be of an issue and i seek out allow certification from true certain foods, according to religious not this has nothing to do with integration or with society's acceptance. s

they're also based on the sooner the traditions and customs of the prophet muhammad, the shari'a stipulates what is consistent with islam. there are a few terms to note. hello is an arabic word, halal and turkish and means permissible. it determines how muslims behave, for example, helping others, eating fresh fruits and vegetables, and praying daily. on the opposite is her rom or what's forbidden. for example, alcohol lying and products made from pigs. mark cru means allowed, but disapproved of frowned upon in islam, there are multiple schools of thought as to how to interpret the quran. therefore, the distinction between her rom and ma crew can vary. sometimes smoking is disapproved of meaning ma, crew. other times, smoking is considered her rom, meaning, forbidden, hello, should not be confused with kotia a term from the jewish diet. trina was of the to ram. so how to muslims know what is hello versus her. um, ma 100 holl hate heads the center for islamic theology at the university of minster premier is to istic vendor family is the 1st source for learning religious norms excuse followed

a set time at one has met king solomon and the clown prince. muhammad, been some, is his 1st trip to the kingdom in almost 5 years. relations between the 2 cooled off the 2018 killing of john this jamal cash oxy and the saudi consulate in istanbul. w pearson is a former us ambassador to turkey. he says edwin is trying very hard to expand his influence in the region. i think that the mr. edwin president edwin's been on a charm offensive now for some time and he has indeed improved relations with iran, with armenia, with israel, with the u. e. with cutter, of course, he's had a good relationship for some time age of not quite so much, but i'm sure that they are working on that. and or saudi arabia also is working on improving its relations. i, in the region. i think some part of this is due to the perceived role of the united states being less visible now in the middle east than it was before. so these countries are beginning to see what efforts they might share among themselves the turkish prosecutor. i entered a motion to transfer the trial to saudi arabia is probably a request that

our newest ones are "i am muhammad ali" and "i am malala."w to fight back. right? and that was vital to do those >> seth: and they're really -- i should stress, you know, they're beautifully written books. they don't shy away from issues, but they're also incredibly palatable. and i find it a great way to introduce ideas to my kids that way. and some of them were taken off bookshelves for a brief period >> they were it's great i mean, they literally banned our books, "i am rosa parks" and "i am martin luther king jr. i got a call from fox news, from cnn, from msnbc. they all wanted to have me on. they were like, "this is a travesty." when fox news and cnn and msnbc agree, you know you screwed up >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> right you know you went too far. and we fought really hard against the school board in pennsylvania the students in the area and the activists in the area, we spoke at the school board meeting. we got the ban overturned. we told everyone, "if you want to see this overturned, you have to take the lessons of doctor king and rosa

abstinence is harmful to men's health, harmful, probably, i 'm scratching my head, for example, muhammadli believed that the responsibility of the competition. it must be refrained from growing from outside we know monks there and so on, but i personally believe that harmful, you too here you see how you can find a common language quickly with each other next question. how to clean the blood vessels, it's too much cholesterol , i'm at a loss with this question, but i can just assume that it's possible, well, bad habits also affect this at school, but in fact, right because you can't clean it in any way already what is, then eat, but you can prevent their pollution or blockage you are already giving up bad habits from smoking overeating. here , sitting on the couch and so on and so forth. how much painkillers a month can lead to the development of drug-induced headache? well, i ’ll tell you how i try to use them in general in minimal quantities, but perhaps it’s a lot every day, or once a week. well, it's so clean for me close to the truth once a week. it 's four tablets. in fact, every o

that it was in ramadan of the prophet muhammad that the verses of the koran were revealed for the firstduring the pandemic, when stringent sanitary measures were introduced everywhere, believers in most countries of the persian gulf were again allowed to gather in mosques without restrictions. in moscow and the moscow region, the yellow level of weather danger, and according to weather forecasters, it will operate at least until tomorrow. the capital region was almost at the epicenter confrontation between two air masses of arctic cold and mediterranean heat, hence sleet and strong wind by the end of the week in moscow can fall up to half the monthly rainfall, and in ulyanovsk now eliminates the effects of freezing rain. as you can see, many trees could not withstand the impact of the elements. public transport works intermittently, trams cannot go on the route due to icing of the wires. that's all for now, the continuation of the multi-part film what is she silent about? good afternoon, good did not expect from you like that, but he seemed like a nice guy. hello. yes, hello. and what i

ah, i'm really muhammad, thanks for joining us. russia has been making a big push for closer relations with africa, mainly through access to energy resources in return for military support and on sales. but critics accused the kremlin of putting prophets ahead of power by relying on russian private military funds to work on the continent. now the center for strategic and international studies says since 2016 russian soldiers have found fortune in many african states from libya. so don, the central african republic to mozambique most activity is to sending weapons, offering mercenaries, counterinsurgency and counter terrorism training, and gaining access to mining deals. but one name stands out when it comes to russia's alleged military arm in africa. and that's the wagner group is said to be close to the kremlin and takes orders from russia's defense ministry. but who is this secretive group and what's their goal? we'll talk to our guests in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at what we know about the wagner group sofa. journalist's world wide, trying to find and filled these men mer

" i think if muhammad had lived another 20, 30 years, - yemen would have been l a totally different countryon of political assassinations in the middle east and the waste that they cause, both kind of at a familial level, but also at the national level, is really something that i think we should all be concerned about. most assassinations have something in common — a lack of accountability. in my grandfather's case, i haven't been able to find a trace of an investigation file. there is, however, a small but significant detail that emerged from witnesses i spoke to. we know that a silencer was used in his killing, back in 1974, so what does that tell us about the assassins? it says that they were, uh, not your average mercenaries, that they were highly trained, and silencers, even amongst militias, are hard to find or come by. this says that there might be a state behind this operation, or at least a state—sponsored militia. so, this is a sign of how organised and sophisticated this whole thing was. if my grandfather was executed by a well—trained militia, who, then, gave the order? during t

called the month of scripture, since it is believed that it was during this period that the prophet muhammads the quran was sent down in bashkiria for the first time at the start of the pandemic pandemic, believers were able to gather for a common prayer without restrictions from ufa report by murat zaripov on the upcoming holidays in the ufa mosque of ramadan, people begin to gather even before sunset by the time the taraweeh prayer of a special prayer begins, which is performed only during the illuminated month . there are no empty seats here, except mass. ramadan, as it were, at night you can’t pull anyone into the mosque. and now the month of ramadan, everyone is trying to come, because they understand how much bless the blessed how holy the month of ramadan and everyone wants, as it were, to take away as much barakat as possible from this month, since the doors of the mosque for parishioners were not closed during the pandemic, but on holidays they had to limit their number to no more than 100 people. now that some of the sanitary restrictions have been lifted in the region, it is full

muhammad ali. dickens or shakespeare? dickens. oh, man, you'rejoking?as a right answer and a wrong answer, but i'll forgive you that. how much time do you spend in the gym each week? not enough. how much tea and coffee do you drink? not a lot. do you believe in god? no. do you eat meat? i do, but i try to avoid it. person from history you'd most like to meet? probably. . . harriet tubman. why? because my great—great—grandmother was a slave. the concept of a person having the bravery and the ingenuity to design something that's nicknamed the underground railroad, i would love to meet that mind. the fact that it was a woman blows me away, and that she was so effective at doing it. thank you so much for being so generous with your time today. thank you very much. # these are the good times... today wasn't quite as cold as yesterday, because the wind wasn't as strong, but we have still ended the week with temperatures below par for the time of year. we take that chilly arctic air into the start of the weekend with us. however, as we move into next week, a s

let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess muhammad mirandi of to run university. thank you so much, professor miranda, coming back on the show before we even get to ukraine, presumably, euro glad that they apparently sanctioned, i mean lifted on presenter raising on the on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the, i am changing attitudes towards iran, and you expect her, you expect now the deal to go through. thanks. taishan. iran is that all of these brutal sanctions are removed. they were never justified. there was never any evidence that iran was seeking a nuclear weapon. the intrusive sanctions that we've had in teheran, in iran for years have proven that. but the united states and its allies have always use any excuse available and agonized iran and to her ordinary ronnie and the united states accuses iran of terrorism. whereas the united states has surrounded iran with military bases, is killed, senior iranian officials with israelis. it's assassinated. people and it has been helping terrorist groups in syria and i

. >> i just took a punch from muhammad ali, as only chris can. >> reporter: the first time oscars producers thought, like many who watched, that smith and rock were putting on an act. >> once i saw will yelling at the stage with such vitriol, my heart dropped, and i just remember thinking,s oh, no. >> reporter: the academy claims it asked smith to leave, but the actor refused. packer says there were conversations among academy leaders to have smith physically removed. >> i said, "rock has made it clear that he does not want to make a bad situation worse. >> how was your weekend? ( laughter ) >> reporter: rock was back to doing staling fans in boston that he is still processing what happened. >> so... at some point i'll talk about it. >> reporter: packer credits chris rock for saving the oscars. >> chris handled the moment with such grace and aplomb, it allowed the show to continue. >> reporter: now, smith reportedly apologized to academy leaders on a zoom call. however, he is still facing disciplinary actions that could include expulsions or surintentions from the academy. major. >> garrett

he goes, i just took a punch from muhammad ali, as only chris can. he was immediately in joke mode.ut you could tell that he was very much still in shock. he was telling me, i'm fine. let's just get past this. i'm getting out of here. i can't believe this happened. >> reporter: the lapd already on the scene for security then speaking to chris rock in packer's office. >> they were saying, this is battery. we will go get him. we are prepared. we're prepared to get him right now. you can press charges. we can arrest him. as they were talking, chris was -- he was being very dismissive of those options. he was like, no, i'm fine. he was like, no, no, no. >> reporter: the academy says will smith was asked to leave, but that he refused. but once there was no arrest, it would have been the academy's decision to physically remove smith. a lot of folks immediately wondered why he got up, walked that far, assaulted somebody, went back to a seat and was allowed to stay. what was the conversation behind the scenes? >> shayla told me that they were about to physically remove will smith, and i had

muhammad ali. dickens or shakespeare? dickens. oh, man, you'rejoking?hat's the only question which has a right answer and a wrong answer but i'll forgive you that. how much time do you spend in the gym each week? not enough. how much tea and coffee do you drink? erm... not a lot. do you believe in god? no. do you eat meat? i do, but i try to avoid it. person from history you'd most like to meet? probably... ..harriet tubman. why? because... ..my great—great—grandmother was a slave. the concept of a person having the bravery and the ingenuity to design something that's nicknamed the underground railroad, i would love to meet that mind. the fact that it was a woman blows me away and that she was so effective at doing it. thank you so much for being so generous with your time today. thank you very much. # these are the good times...# hello there. there's warmer weather on the way for next week, which i'm sure will be a welcome change. this weekend, though, has been cold, and it's going to be frosty again tonight, before we see cloud amounts tending to incr