david: why did you decide to focus on muhammad ali? what was your interest in him? ken: well, he is one of the most compelling figures in all of 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 course, 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 sort up lights up page after page of history. he is irresistible and is a way to communicate some pretty 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

merciful our heartfelt greetings to the immeasurable the goodness of allah the messenger of his muhammadallah, who taught us to turn our faces to this ancient temple of god. the prohibition for sin and dishonor of the mosque, and the hearts of prayer of hope and tea only to him the great lord of the worlds. may our greetings be good to allah and adam, another and abraham moses jesus salam and all his messengers to the prophets, who for millennia continued to bring the word of god and the truth of the faith to the creator for the sake of the happiness of all mankind. and so it is enough for them close and associate, his light to all to the righteous and saints, who have left for centuries worthy examples of piety and happiness of all to the whole human race, and to us and to all those who seek to find the joy of life in this and are blessed from eternity in the unstoppable world. dear compatriots dear faithful brothers and sisters all those who, at the call of the heart and faith, start up, taking care of the purity of the body and soul, came to the sacred abodes of allah in the mosque so

that anything less than calling muhammad bin salman out will fail. she said this is the only way that the united states can seek and expect to have any kind of pressure, and she said it can have pressure. president biden's pressure has worked before. but the united states needs to keep it going and keep leaning on mbs. and in that respect, these opposition activists, both would assess therefore that biden has gone the distance in this first meeting. a lot more to go, but making very clear on the murder of jamal khashoggi. on the other achievements, these are been things we have been hearing from the saudis. they no longer want to be seen as a gas spigot for the week, but privately they have said look at what opec plus has been doing. there have been increases in the past few months and there will be increases to come. this is a type of diplomacy the white house was talking about best done behind closed doors and not have the saudis feel that they are getting stuff like the redemption, if you will, of mbs, through that fist bump for free. they don't w

in khartoum we have muhammad ahman. a sudanese journalist and in london, julian lusk.an analyst and a chairperson of the society for the study of the sudans. a warm welcome to you all. obviously this is a very complex situation. julian, i'm going to start with you. you've been working on sudan and whether you nile for many years. can you remind us of the drivers of conflict that we've been seeing in the area for so long? >> well, i wouldn't say that we've now seen a lot of conflict recently. it was very common until in break out but it's true nationally there have been all kinds of conflicts, most of which people relate to the government. they say the regime has instability because it hasn't got a social and political base. it's just the military regime that took power in the coup last october so therefore it has to find something to attract people. people feel insecure so they say whoa, maybe he should -- we should turn to the military but also because it distracts people from protesting about the lack of democracy, calling for human rights and justice, peace, all the

in khartoum we have muhammad ahman. a sudanese journalist and in london, julian lusk.an analyst and a chairperson of the society for the study of the sudans. a warm welcome to you all. obviously this is a very complex situation. julian, i'm going to start with you. you've been working on sudan and whether you nile for many years. can you remind us of the drivers of conflict that we've been seeing in the area for so long? >> well, i wouldn't say that we've now seen a lot of conflict recently. it was very common until in break out but it's true nationally there have been all kinds of conflicts, most of which people relate to the government. they say the regime has instability because it hasn't got a social and political base. it's just the military regime that took power in the coup last october so therefore it has to find something to attract people. people feel insecure so they say whoa, maybe he should -- we should turn to the military but also because it distracts people from protesting about the lack of democracy, calling for human rights and justice, peace, all the

s. president said that he wanted to make the saudi crown prince. muhammad been selman a pariah after the murder of dissident jamal cas shogi back in 2018. but now with oil prices skyrocketing biden is spectacle changing course. and despite heavy criticism, he is now on a diplomatic mission to improve relations with the king. the u. s. president fluted jetta immediately following his visit to israel. the fact that saudi arabia was willing to open its airspace for a flight from israel is a show of good will biden even called it an historic decision. an important step on the way to a more integrated and stable middle east. the opening of the airspace is being dubbed biden's 1st success on the middle east trip. but the difficult part comes now that he has landed in saudi arabia. the decades long partnership between the u . s. and the saudis hit a snag 4 years ago following the murder of jamal cash hockey. the journalist was killed by a hit squad in the saudi consulate in istanbul, in the fall of 2018, allegedly on the personal oars of saudi arabia's crown prince. muhammad, been psalm on,

a meeting that president biden wanted to have he spent the last two years freezing crown prince muhammad bin salman to avoid contact with h him. the cia says the crown prince ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. the president, as we were able, to say they will request to produce more oil there is a war in yemen and a cease-fire is there now. the u.s. is playing a role in the cease-fire the president wants to get to some long-term peace deal. from the saudi perspective, their main goal is the meeting mbs has been toxic on the world stage for the last couple years following khashoggi's murder he sees the meeting with the president of the united states is a ticket out of the cold. he sees it as a step toward rehabilitating his image on the world stage. dom. >> raf sanchez, thank you. >>> back to the markets with stock futures pointing to sharper losses at opening bell a difference with the 10-year treasury and 2-year treasury the 2/10 year spread it is inverted and now the widest level in 22 years could it be a recession signal for investors? joining me now is brian levitt at invesco bria

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young and so i agreed to do this and and they tell me the night before that is it's going to be muhammad ali and they tell me because ali in the rehearsal the night before had dropped the torch twelve out of twelve times and so they were scared that when i got up there with him he would drop the torch and so that's the only reason i knew it was alien, and once again, i didn't understand the history of muhammad ali i was still very young and i ran through this stadium and i i just was worried about my legs and like i didn't want to be bad in my 400 free the next day because i didn't want to be tired and as i watched the olympians kind of move with the torch and the looks on their faces and i got up this big long ramp and all lee was standing there and you know, he was shaking and he you know, i know he had dropped the tour he was really nervous, but the ground swell of the athletes and the groundswell of that stadium and channing his name and and and passing it him was my penultimate moment. i'd give up every metal to do it again because and i'll be quick but what i realized was that, you

it will certainly clock up more kilometers when muhammad manages to repair the diesel pump. most parts here are repaired, rather than replaced. one of the biggest problem for us here is that there are hardly any good quality, spare parts. all the spare parts that are imported these days are of poor quality. it's a real problem. the beetle belonging to fatima city is also temperamental because of the, of the traffic in khartoum. it's really bad in front of both spike and beatles. there is another problem. they don't have a radiator, which is why the engine hover a sheet to all the time with him i but city says she still wouldn't want to drive any other car. this is state of the news live from berlin made in germany. yeah. up next, looking at the latest innovations in robotics, and i'll be back at the top of the ah, [000:00:00;00] with who innovation. bring it all new ideas on the convention. want to drive the economy the engine social program. but do they really make our lives easier? and if this what our future will look like a w y. oh, i could, mike speaking, how can miss p

as to when that might be for now, mother and daughter have no idea. daughter, good deal ludovic. muhammad z ahead is a scholar of islam, a mosque founder, and he's openly gay. he was reported to be the 1st french muslim to be sibling married to another man. and while many would argue that was his right, there were those who say islam and homosexuality are not compatible. even in marcia in the south of france, whereas i had lives, he has allies in his fight against prejudices, but the path he's chosen is long and risky. law one on law mom ludovic muhammad's ahead is praying for tolerance and he's happy to do so with a woman that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam or the vis hipaa was effect. this can't go on with it for the others, too much violence, pressure and degradation in your mouth. it on again, people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in our families and community healthy off. i mean on a come new tier. after studying to become and a m

saudi arabia in istanbul, the american cia intelligence came to the conclusion that crown prince muhammadilling of ashoys, although the prince denied it as a result of this, relations worsened with biden in the first weeks and months of his presidency, when he made traditional calls to other countries, he did not call saudi arabia, but now there is an issue with which biden must deal: oil prices in saudi arabia are the largest the world's oil producer, although joe biden says that this is not the purpose of his visit, it is not the main thing on the agenda, but one of the problems that biden has at home is high fuel prices, how many people they pay at gas stations if biden can negotiate with muhammad he salman there is a chance that here in the middle east they can increase oil production and this will help biden at home for saudi arabia this visit is important they do not want to be aloof from international affairs the united states has always been an important ally for them the honorable prince mohammed bin salman is very keen to promote the country on the international political arena

deemphasized the idea of the trip doing about oil or even being about meeting the crown prince, muhammad salman. how big of an issue is oil actually for this trip and that meeting with mbs? shibley: obviously the president wants to seeower oil rises and saudi arabia to produce more. but obviously, that would not have necessarily led him to go to saudi arabia. saudi arabia is important, he needs to deal with it, despite all the reservations people have. but going there is a completely different order, and the president himself said he was doing mostly throughout israel, meeting normalization with saudi arabia. and i believe him. they heavily wanted him to do so because it a strategic place for them. nick: you commissioned a poll asking americans if they support the trip. only 24% say they approve of this trip to israel and saudi arabia. why do you think that number is that case, and ithe number relatively low among democrats? shibley: i think it is partly because saudi arabia and israel are not exactly issues that resonate with the democrats. republicans are not going to approve of anythi

but the path he's chosen is long and risky. law one on law mom ludovic muhammad's ahead is praying for tolerance and he's happy to do so with a woman. that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual. and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam or this if up with effect, this can't go on it for, you know, there's too much violence, pressure and degradation in your mouth. it, when i get people, pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in our families and community healthy on the if i mean on a come, no tier, after studying to become an, a mom, back in his native country of algeria saw, had fled here to mar, say, in southern france, in his new home he came out as homosexual and founded and islamic institute. these days, he also officiated gay weddings. i've flown cur massey that hello to audrey. a thank you for coming her. she decided she fish. i'm very honored to take part in the ceremony. i said ceremony. it's about acceptance and standing one's ground on it officially. same sex marriages are not a

art laffer and muhammad alerion, i'm looking for to this. they will weigh in next. is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. the 1950 census adds new detail to your family's story. explore it free on ancestry. >> john: what's in a name? that which we call a recession might not be one after all, according to the biden administration. just a moment, art laffer and muhammad sound off on the latest attempt to redefine recession ahead of new economic data next week. but first. a landmark deal reached between russia and ukraine, yes, a deal, set to end a standoff of grain exports brought on by vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine, to ease a food crisis as the war winds on. lucas tomlinson is live in kyiv with more. did the russians and ukrainians say anything to each other to get to this agreement, lucas? >> john, the ukrainians and russians would not even talk to one another, would not look at one another, would not sign at the same table to sign the agreement in istanbul. brokered by the turks an

standing with muhammad ali.on called russell his idol and the greatest winner the game has ever seen. he says, quote, he was one of the first athletes on the front line fighting for social justice, equity, equality and civil rights. your thoughts, joy? >> rev, always great to be with you. i would say that is somebody who grew up in the 70s. i was both a nerd and a tomboy. my two things or like, sci-fi and sports. today is hard for me. these are two of the greatest ever. mohammed ali is like my idol. i would have to agree with president obama that other than mohammed ali, probably the most formidable force in terms of pushing for the rights of black people in this country from this platform and sports was bill russell. i say this as i was a tremendous admirer of him. i got lucky. lawrence o'donnell introduced me to him. i got to meet him back in 2016. it was a while ago. they were honoring him in boston. this guy was such a kind kind cool guy. so smooth. just a smooth brother. he is not as a die hard nick fan. me

where he came face to face and fist to fist in a heavily scrutinized greeting with crown prince muhammad bin salman mr. biden telling reporters he raised the murder of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi at the top of their meeting the president saying he pushed back on the crown prince's claim of innocence the president walking a political and diplomatic tightrope hoping to hold saudis rulers to account for human rights abuses while securing more saudi oil to further bring down gas prices here at home peter alexander is there and was able to question the president. >> reporter: tonight, the world's most anticipated greeting, president biden giving a fist bump to the saudi crown prince a man reviled getting a measure of respect the saudi government also sharing this video of muhammad bin salman, mbs, as he's called, welcoming the president's top advisers inside their meeting cameras kept at a distance, mbs ignoring our question >> jamal khashoggi, will you apologize to his family, sir? >> reporter: which got this reaction. u.s. intelligence says mbs ordered the brutal killing of

so someone in his administration that was very close to miss muhammad been psalm, and the crown prince decided to block us from getting the information that we requested from president trump. so we're just appalled at his relationship with them. a spanish prosecutor has requested a 2 year jail term and $10000000.00 fine for the brazilian strike a name on who's facing fraud and corruption charges. it's over his transfer to boss lena from the brazilian club center, an investment group, which is part of name of transfer rights claims. it was entitled to 40 percent of the fee at the time name or his parents and officials from both santos and barcelona will go on trial in october. it set to end weeks before the start of this year's will come in, cut off. prosecutors in spain are also seeking an 8 year prison sentence and $23000000.00 fine for colombian. pub, shaquira, if she's found guilty of tax fraud, she's accused of failing to pay $14.00 and a half $1000000.00 in taxes between 20122014. she denies that she was living in spain at the time and so she paid the spanish qualities more than.

when biden called muhammad bensalman, the leader of the emirates, the same with muhammad ben salman inhim is one of the conditions. eh, the saudi side, that if you come, then only not only with the elderly king salman, you meet on equal terms. well , with er, the heir to the throne, too. well, we'll have to meet, and apologize. i think, but the only thing, of course, they have hope for, uh, here anti-iranian attitudes, which undoubtedly exist in the region and which unite. but how much it really is, this is such a difficult question, how much anti-iranian feelings, there are clearly not everywhere. in iraq, they are naturally absent, who are also invited by the consultation. well, here is an interesting, really nikolai nikolaevich story. the day before yesterday, uh, u.s. national security adviser salivan made a statement that according to their information, iran will supply drones to the russian federation, yes. hey, we're talking about everything. what kind sexless drones? why do we need and so on, but today there is a denial from the iranian country that there are no drones. we are

muhammad may allah bless him and welcome him. for us. this is the greatest happiness throughout the entire route of ramzan kadyrov, the columns are accompanied by special vehicles, a sign of special counting and respect for guests from the chechen republic pilgrims. made small. hadji visited many shrines. at each of them, believers prayed to the almighty for peace and prosperity for the entire muslim mind, as well as the safe return with a victory of chechen fighters participating in a special military operation. allah, we ask you to strengthen us and our fighters in the fight against the detachments of shaitans, who do not believe in anything, grant them victory at the hour when evil fights good. cleanse the land of the followers of satan, according to the tradition of eid al-adha, muslims will celebrate 3 days, so next monday is announced in chechnya holiday weekend. and this means that believers will have time to visit and congratulate all relatives and friends.

the last spread of the day is coming out of the ovens overseen by the baker, muhammad. he doesn't know if he'll have flour again to morrow, even though russia has supposedly promised to release week deliveries. there is still no sign of them in lebanon. the main defendant for the terrorist attacks that shook paris in 2015 has been sentenced to life in prison. during the trial, survivors were forced to confront both are assailant and their trauma. for the past 10 months, caffeine baton felt she was in a parallel universe. she's a survivor of the battle, an attack, and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one hour or so hawkins thinking poor or is a while listening to the civil plaintiffs. i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people. one police officer michelle arrived with his team at the batter clang. just after the attack began, they got every one who was wounded outside, then. special forces got there

the fist bump between president biden and muhammad bin salman was worse than a hand shake.rom the publisher and ceo of "the washington post." >> all right, we will hear much more about this trip, no doubt, on "the lead" with jake tapper, starting right now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start today with our world lead. president biden just spoke from saudi arabia moments ago after meeting with leaders, including crown prince mohammed bin salman, or mbs, the man that the u.s. says ordered the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. president biden says he brought up khashoggi's murder and human rights issues with mbs at the top of the meeting. >> i made my view crystal clear. i said very straightforwardly, for an american president to be silent on an issue

when he arrived, he bumped fists with muhammad been summoned. the crown prince into factor leader biden had refused to speak to him after casualties. murder in 2018 u. s. intelligence says the crown prince approved his killing. of this ma'am, that has set off a storm of criticism. u. s. president joe biden, hell talks with saudi crown. prince, mom had been silman, a man he once promised to make a prior over the murder of u. s. b s john list. jamal kush old g casual g fiance reacted to the meeting with the tweet. seeing the blood of the princess next victim is on biden's hands. the u. s. president has counted the criticism. thank you, bill here. respect to the murder of cash yogi, i raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he, he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it, and he took action against those who were responsible human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now

as i was about a year at a nearby cemetery we meet muhammad hussain a local health official who has helped very close to 60 bodies. among them were several children. he tells us. but alan capital, i have a heavy heart english manager. i am lost for words by them made this has left a scar in my life. if ellen, i'll never forget, this'll do my little. but it's not just lives that have been lost. loper infrastructure lies in ruins, as well. citizens vocal that they destroyed the hospital with everything that's useful. the x ray machine, the cam lab and the laboratory. oh, they took everything and they broke the rest of the refund and coat. the fighting has caused a rift between the 2 communities. both now accused each other of massacres, destruction and looting. we found signs of t p. laugh actions, but to grind witnesses also made claims of a foreign militia aggressions. they say they're targeted and killed several to ground residence before transporting several 1000 to the regional capital samarra. the head of the u. n. h. c. r. 's field office in samarra confirmed that around 8000 people h

the issue of the murder of journalist, which i'm out cash object with saudi arabia's crown prince. muhammad been selma biden is in saudi arabia, trying to mend relations after tensions over the kingdoms. human rights record. biden said he also discussed human rights and the need for political reform during the talks. all right, you're up to date here on t t only. don't forget can say up to date on a website. he told me of doc, monica jones will be here from top to next door. take care. ah, ah, ah, in many countries education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind, jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children all over the world can't go to school with. we ask why. and because education makes the world more just i make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. big brother is watching you. this was george all wells prediction in his dystopian novel. 1984. is this why i sometimes get the feeling that i'm not really alone when my phone is nearby? hey serie aha! can our smartphone

warned the world dependence on fossil fuels means the worse is to come ah hello, then i'm really muhammad. europe is bracing to see if moscow will resume natural gas deliveries via the gnawed stream one pipeline. the pipeline is due to come back online later today, after 10 days scheduled maintenance period. but russia's president of treadaway putin is threatening to cub deliveries via nord stream one, claiming western sanctions are preventing needed repairs. as the e u faces a looming energy crisis, member saith, are being told to reduce gas consumption by 15 percent until next march. the european commission has asked you citizens to use less warm water switch of the lights, and turned on the heat and air conditioning to prepare for a winter without rush and gas. russia is black mailing us. russia is using energy as a weapon and therefore in any and wet event, whether it's a partial major cut off of russian gas or torture, cut off a brush from gas. europe needs to be ready. and in order to be ready or to laugh under line, had one big message. every one in europe has to save energy starti

prince muhammad been sell monitors, presidential palace in paris. the visit strolled controversy in france because of saudi arabia's human rights abuses. saudi government was linked to the 2018 killing of journalistic jamal cashandra re heavy rains in the united arab emirates, of course, flash floods closing roads and forcing families to leave their homes. national. why, why the center says it's the most range said for 27 years? proving present pedro castillo is mocking a year in office. i mean dwindling support on the grid. locking congress on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of his courses, who blamed congress for sabotage electric president's plans. the fence of climate change are apparent around the world in heat waves. wildfires, floods and rising sea levels. no ad lightning strikes to that list. they've killed dozens of fathers in the last week in just one state in northern india monsoon season. in india all looks calm now. but mere days ago, 7 people died in a lightning strike. not far from where these farmers are planting thei

him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been muhammadran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact, mohammed farah worked as a servant for several years. these are the documents that brought me to britain , something like a visa. the photo is mine, but the name and all the data are someone else's. apparently i took someone's place. i would be interested to know what the real mohammed farah is doing now, the talent of an athlete in a boy was seen by a school teacher when hussein abdi kokhin, also known as mufara, was about 12 years old, a physical education teacher. alan watkinson in fact, he gave the world the future olympic champion. took him away from his family and helped with getting british citizenship since 2000. mol pharaoh officially a british citizen already on monday evening, when the trailer was released. in the mental film, the british immigration authorities said they would not open any disciplinary cases due to forgery of documents and on the fact of the illegal status of entry into the country of mo

muhammad may allah bless him and welcome him. for us. entire route of ramzan kadyrov, the columns are accompanied by special vehicles, a sign of special calculation and respect for guests from the chechen republic. pilgrims. they made few hajjis and visited many shrines. at each of them, believers prayed to the almighty for peace and prosperity for the entire muslim mind, as well as the safe return with a victory of chechen fighters participating in a special military operation. olaf, we ask you to strengthen us and our fighters in the fight against the detachments of shaitans, who do not believe in anything, grant them victory at the hour when evil fights good. cleanse the earth from the followers of satan, according to the tradition of eid al-adha, muslims will celebrate 3 days, so the next monday in chechnya is declared a public holiday. and this means that the believer will have time to visit and congratulate all relatives and friends artur mustaev or khan buntashev. i glory to allah is terrible news. well , now watch the continuatio

ah hello, then i'm really muhammad europe. his record breaking heat wave is fueling wildfires . across parts of portugal, spain, france, italy, and decrease. hundreds of people have died most from the effects of the heat, but others have been killed in the fires. further north, the u. k. has recorded the hottest day ever. mm hm. a village outside london said to blaze by the searing heat was temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on tuesday. much f u k. was a tinderbox waiting for a spark, the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and. c c and you up with the heat also spread to other parts of england not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. well, everything's difficult of grudging hold unfortunately. i mean i'm involved in something at a church and this. busy organizations have a truck down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. so he's we normally sell to the company. so what he's fitness, never the

jackie robinson, muhammad ali and bill russell is right there. this is the guy in the middle of the playing career. he was -- doesn't get a lot of play back in '63, he was the guy that held this integrated scrimmage there to thumb the nose at the people who were anti-immigration. you can go on and on along the lines about the impact away from the basketball court. >> right. those two areas at a minimum in sports, social conscienceness why president obama awarded him the medical of freedom and president obama tweeted this moments ago. today we lost a giant as tall as he stood the legacy rising far higher both as a player and as a person. you said a lot of people don't -- there are the images. such a beautiful moment. wasn't it? when that medal of freedom award bestowed upon him. people don't realize the depths of the impression he made in american history as a whole. >> yeah. >> what are you hoping at a minimum people can really appreciate about him? there was a certain gentle giantness about the way in which he moved. in all of these pages of his