the wealth you muhammad ali, this fight i muhammad ali, this fight ensured that.er, stronger, the undefeated world champion. through the buildup, muhammad ali embraced the occasion, celebrating his identity and his history. bradley in africa. thrilling the crowd and the presidents. as the country was then known, he was run by the president, the people were poor, political opposition were vitally suppressed but the boxes were famous. the president ensured his image would be seen. when the world watched. find his image would be seen. when the world watched.— his image would be seen. when the world watched. and that you consume harmit _ the world watched. and that you consume harmit ali, _ the world watched. and that you consume harmit ali, trying - the world watched. and that you consume harmit ali, trying to i consume harmit ali, trying to work up the crowd on his side. muhammad ali created a spectacle, he taunted a george foreman before the first round, tormented him throughout. muhammad ali used the ropes, took little punches, exhausted george foreman before winni

the world knew muhammad ali, this fight ensured that. big favourite. younger, stronger, the undefeated world champion. through the buildup, ali embraced the occasion, celebrating his identity and history, proudly in africa. thrilling the crowd and the president. zaire, as the country was then known, was run by mobutu sese seko. the people were poor, political opposition violently suppressed but the boxes were famous. the president ensured his image would be seen when the world watched. and now you can see ali trying to work up the crowd on his side. ali created a spectacle. he taunted foreman before the first round, tormented him throughout. ali used the ropes, took brutal punches, exhausted foreman before winning to global astonishment. the fight was timed for american audiences. and among the images filmed by the bbc in zaire 50 years ago, the crucial satellite dish. when a fight can be televised from anywhere, boxing can follow the money, it's not stopped since. kinshasa is left with a memory and a tradition, the riches are elsewhere,

and 50 years on, we look back at one of boxing iconic fights when muhammad ali faced george foreman inud van nistelrooy�*s first match as interim manchester united manager couldn't have gone much better. as negotiations continue to acquire the services of the sporting manager ruben amorim, united beat leicester city 5—2 at old trafford to reach the league cup quarterfinals. that was one of six ties on wednesday night with also wins for holders liverpool, crystal palace, newcastle united, arsenal and tottenham, none of them went to penalties. earlier, i wasjoined by our reporterjoe lynskey and we started by talking about the manchester united game.

this is his sixth book he's just written, as i said, about jackie robinson, lou gehrig, muhammad ali capone, as well as the foursome who really did the push to get the approval of the birth control pill. but the thing that the thing that you see jonathan's writing is an immense amount of research that goes into it. and i think he by that naturally his dad was an accountant. so a stickler for details. and his mom was a community act of us. and so if you think about that and think about the subjects he's written about jackie robinson, muhammad ali, martin luther king, i think he gets that from her as well. he's been a reporter at the new orleans times-picayune, the dallas morning news, chicago magazine, the wall street journal. he has taught at columbia college and lecture is at northwestern university. the washington post calls his new book the most compelling account of king's life in a generation. and so i think we're in for a treat tonight. so it was important, i think, for us to have just the right person to interview jonathan, valerie jackson. is that person, you know, she is alw

and 50 years on, we look back at one of boxing iconic fights when muhammad ali faced george foreman in united manager couldn't have gone much better. as negotiations continue to acqu

i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. . hai ali al-falah hai ali al-falah hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam qad qal and in the earth is the king of the holy, the most high, the wise the one who sent balamin messengers among them recites to them his verses and teaches them the book and wisdom, and if they can, i am the first to show them astray, and the last of them, when they follow me, and he is the most exalted, the all -wise. that is the grace of god. the people who lie, come to allah, and by god, there is no one . god is all-knowing of the wrongdoers to the world of the unseen and the witness, and tell me what they are doing, o you who believe, if you call for my prayer on friday, then pray for the remembrance of allah and the pledge of allegiance . so if you decide to pray , then go forth on the earth and seek the grace of god, and remember god a lot, so that you will be blessed . we are ready to perform the evening prayer under the leadership of his highness muhammad al-ali. qamae salalah, allah is the great, allah

dr muhammad ali masri said, "my message to the zionist enemy is that for every leader they assassinateake his place". the hamas organisation that sinwar and others built before the 7th of october attacks is largely broken. left of sinwar is ismail haniyeh, hamas' political leader, who was assassinated in july. the war goes on. parachute drops of aid resumed after the americans said israel had to allow in more food and relief supplies. israelis are already celebrating killing sinwar, but hamas still has its hostages and is still fighting. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. we can cross live tojerusalem and our correspondent there wyre davies. we heard from benjamin netanyahu, saying that this is appealing to the people in gaza that this is an opportunity for peace but also seen the war is not over, so where are we? it’s not over, so where are we? it's a hue not over, so where are we? it's a huge boost — not over, so where are we? it�*s a huge boost for benjamin netanyahu, he will believe it justifies his decision to continue the war, at times when other people, particularly the families

when you look at the deeds he's done and his relationship with muhammad ali and nelson mandela, the things he never wants to talk about it. never wants to talk at what a devoted grandfather he is. yes wonderful relationships with all of his kids. how many of us have relationships -- i have six and i only like two of them. so it's like -- you know i'm saying? that was the biggest thing. you want talk about anything under the sun but getting him to talk about good deeds, he really did not want to do it. but once you started doing it he was glad he did it if that mix any sense. and he likes you now. all is forgiven. >> greg: i think you probably realize this too is that trump listens to people's ideas with curiosity. like there is actually -- and he will actually think about it. have you noticed that? >> i love what tyrus said is that he will talk to anybody. he will interview people who are immensely hostile to him and that is the big contrast between the democratic leadership. you have this extraordinary pivot where one week kamala harris could not get a lunch reservation. and two weeks lat

i think muhammad ali did it first. you know, like in how he was. it was a different era.it goes back to history, george floyd changed a lot of things for people. and then barack obama, what he did. i think it really gave a lot of us confidence in what we can do. jason: at the height of his team's success on the cour masai himself would become part of a larger conversation about >> please, please. jason: when you talk about george floyd and you talk about that time, it's an easy step to an incident that happened to you, that you then turned and have spoken very publicly about that was about more than you. and obviously the shove that happened in 2019. how do you think about that now and how you have used it to tr and have some benefit for other masai: in some ways, i'm a privileged person that was put in that position. if you look at it that way, i'm the president of the toronto raptors, but you think about how many people go through that that don't have my maybe they are not wearing a suit that day. they are judged wrongly and persecuted wrongly. that bothers me because i

. >> on this date in history, we remember muhammad ali knocking out george foreman in the famous rumble in the jungle match. plus, the texas chainsaw massacre premier spooky news nation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is october 30th and it's national candy corn day in 18, 73 pt barnum circus titled greatest show on debuted in new york city painter bob ross was born 30 years later, actress gabrielle union was too and very happy birthday. 50 years ago, muhammad ali knocked out george foreman in the rumble in the jungle, regaining the world heavyweight boxing title. >> the most bizarre and brutal series of crimes in america. the texas chainsaw massacre for film premiered in los angeles. walt disney purchased the rights first star wars and indiana jones franchises for 4.0 5 billion dollars. >> and in 2023, former basketball player magic johnson became the 4th athlete to become a billionaire. >> we'll take a look at this. the field museum in chicago is unwrapping. some of its objection. mommy's virtually museum to ct scans on the ancient mummies to learn more about the person inside.

. >> 10, 21 right now day in history, we remember muhammad ali knocking out george foreman in a famous rumble in the jungle. yeah. and the texas chainsaw massacre premier to lot happening. newsnation's markie martin looks back. >> today is october 30th and it's national candy corn day in 18, 73 pt barnum circus titled greatest show on debuted in new york city painter bob ross was born 30 years later after gabrielle union was very happy birthday, 50 years ago, muhammad ali knocked out george foreman in the rumble in the jungle, regaining the world heavyweight boxing title. >> the most bizarre and brutal series of crimes in america. the texas chainsaw massacre for film premiered in los angeles. walt disney purchased the rights for star wars and indiana jones franchises for 4.0 5 billion dollars. >> and in 2023, former basketball player magic johnson became the 4th athlete to become a billionaire. >> it's 10. 22. and still ahead on the kron morning news, a south bay company selling misbranded and 95 masks during the pandemic. we'll see what the punishment. 10. 25 right now in a santa clar

think about s he's written about jackie robinson, muhammad ali, martin luther king, i think he gets thatm her as well. he's been a reporter at the new orleans times-picayune, the dallas morning news, chicago magazine, the wall street journal. he has taught at columbia college and lecture is at northwestern university. the washington post calls his new book the most compelling account of king's life in a generation. and so i think we're in for a treat tonight. so it was important, i think, for us to have just the right person to interview jonathan, valerie jackson. is that person, you know, she is always referred to as the former first lady of atlanta, which is true, but it really doesn't tell her story. i mean, she's grown, she grows up in virginia. she is the one of the first african-americans students admitted to her high school. she goes college, gets her degree in business administration, goes to the wharton school of business, probably the finer school of business gets her mba, gets her mba. there she goes on. she's an advertising executive a regional marketing executive for an airl

wembley stadium saw britain's henry cooper face the american cassius clay, who would later become muhammad aliastonbury. bailey's of glastonbury, yes. and this... this is, this is the damage. the famous damage. during the match with ali struggling. the bell sounded. his trainer drew the referee's attention to a split in the glove, and he still doesn't know where he is. it's thought the subsequent delay gave ali time to recover and he went on to win. but the controversy doesn't end there. a pair of gloves with exactly the same story were sold at auction in 2001. i can't comment about those gloves. i've never handled them. how do you know this is the real one? this is the real deal. i've never had a doubt. the family who owned this glove were gifted the glove to them, along with a letter of authenticity. they've had it for about 31 years, and they didn't really know what to do with it. and we set about gaining full provenance for it. we've written a 65—page dossier. we've spoken to the managing directors of pittards. we've spoken to the sales rep who actually sold the leather that the gloves wer

muhammad ali. hillary clinton. thurgood marshall, etc., etc. what of children's books do you write? mr. winter well, i write on about a broad range of topics, but generally what i have been writing about until few years ago, i should say i had been writing about were books about people who don't share my identity. so a lot of books on people of color and books on women books about racial and social justice. i write books about baseball players and artists and musicians. i write children's book, nonfiction picture picture book biographies, picture book nonfiction, specifically and recently the, last few years, i've been writing more fiction for reasons having to do with certain changes in publishing world and in my career. but that's generally the sort of books i've been writing. my first book was the ego about diego rivera, published in 1991 and and that kind of was before there was a category in bookstores, a section in bookstores called picture book biography. so i've been doing this for a while well and recently in the dallas morning news wrote a column. and in that column you wr

the glove that saved muhammad ali from defeat in a legendary match is about to go up for auction thisonth. now, as the crisis in the middle east deepens, we re taking a look back at the events of the past few weeks and asking how we got to this point — and what the violence means for the future of the region. bbc arabic s beirut correspondent carine torbey has this special report. explosions. ballistic missiles rain down on israel. an unprecedented response by iran after weeks of israeli escalation. pushing the region to a dangerous new precipice. explosions. this is the story of how the past few weeks brought the middle east to a dangerous new moment. translation: the status quo cannot continue. - this requires a change in the balance of power on our northern border. hezbollah launched the first attack against israeli positions last year on october the 8th in support of gaza. israel retaliated. a year on from those exchanges of fire, the conflict has reached a new level. the 17th of september saw a new escalation begin. pagers and walkie talkies used by hezbollah operatives exploded.

and his relationship with muhammad ali nelson mandela, things he's done in the community, but he never wants to talk about it. he never once talks about how much of a devoted grandfather he is, or a father, or he has wonderful relationships with all his kid. how many of us have relationships? well, i have six, and i only like two of them. so i mean, it's like, you know what i'm saying? so it's that was the biggest thing he will talk about anything under the sun, but getting him to talk about good deeds, he was he really didn't want to do it. but once he started doing it, he was glad he did it. if that makes any sense. and he likes you now. oh, that's all forgiven. you know, the one thing i. and i think you probably realize this too, is that that trump listens to people's ideas with curiosity, like there is actually. and then he'll bring it. he'll actually think about it. have you have you noticed that? well, you know, i love what tyrus said is that he'll talk to anybody. yeah, he'll interview people who are immensely hostile to him. and that is the big contrast between the, you know, t

dr muhammad ali masri said, "my message to the zionist enemy is that for every leader they assassinateore will rise to take his place". the hamas organisation that sinwar and others built before the 7th of october attacks is largely broken. left of sinwar is ismail haniyeh, hamas�* political leader, who was assassinated injuly. the war goes on. parachute drops of aid resumed after the americans said israel had to allow in more food and relief supplies. israelis are already celebrating killing sinwar, but hamas still has its hostages and is still fighting. studio: and jeremy joins us from jerusalem. if it is confirmed to be him, could this be the beginning of the end of this war that began with the october 7th attacks? i think ithinka i think a lot of people will be hoping that is the case but it is by no means certain. israel has said repeatedly, and i have no reason to think they will change that now, that this war goes on until hamas is destroyed as a political and military organisation, and until its hostages are released. now, neither of those things have happened. i think it's pre

. >> don: this was muhammad ali when he was a conscientious objector i didn't go into the draft in 1967. not allowed to box. a senator in atlanta, first black senator in atlanta found a loophole in the law and put together a fight between him and jerry quarry. in 1970, ali came out and have this fight in atlanta. a local guy named chicken man who kevin hart plays decided to have a party for the local gangsters. i'm sorry. the faraway gangsrsts when thers a big fight like this. the local gangsters decided to rob that party. >> stephen: all the high rollers coming from out of town and these guys say this is a great time to clean up. his chicken man one of the guys? >> don: i can't tell you that part. you have to watch. >> stephen: fair enough. [applause] we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more don cheadle, everybody. stick around. and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is th

>> yeah, i do, it was joe frazier, muhammad ali in madison square garden many, many years ago. >> no> no way. >> thank you, president. is this your mug shot? [laughter] >> laura: that is who mentw relate to, not this guy. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪au joining me now colby covington ufc welterweight title friend of the "angle." wait a second, colby, bruce springsteen is campaigning tonight for kamala harris with barack obama and all the celebrities. aren't they kind ocelebritf the "bro vote"! >> they are deathly not the "bro vote." they are probably on the epstei. client list or diddy list and probably trying to campaign fora haharris-walz team. spent years trying to neutero masculinity and labeling toxic and calling it into patriarchy ill and know an amazing man anda every man is a straight male. >> laura: colby, when i see s a desperate kamala harris. she was asked abouwat the "bro vote" and she kind of tried to ignore it. i want to play it for you. watch. >> man still say they are supporting donald trump. why do you think that is? >> but is not experience. >> men are not as excited o

. >> it was joe fraser, muhammad ali in madison square garden many years ago. >> week for -- we've gotour mug shot? >> at two men relate to, not this guy. [cheering and applause] speeding one >> great to see you. wait a second. bruce springsteen is campaigning tonight for kamala harris with barack obama and all the celebrities. aren't they the broke vote? >> they are probably on the epstein client list or on the diddy list. that's probably why they are out there trying to campaign for the regime. the democrats have spent years trying to neutered traditional masculinity, labelling it toxic, criticizing men and calling it into patriarchy. bill icing manning sport. every villain in a hollywood it is -- is a straight male. >> colby what i see here is a desperate kamala harris. she was asked about the borough vote and she tried to ignore it. >> men still say they are supporting donald trump. why do you think that is? >> it's not the experience i'm having. >> black men aren't as excited or fired up for you. how do you respond to that? >> that is not my experience. >> do you think there is se

and he's really what it is, you know, he's like muhammad ali, he's known all over the world. and so everybody's got a pigeon of him. so it's probably fear of being judged, too, and all that, which is still, by the way, but but it usually that shiver of fear of it goes up my spine. it's usually a sign that i should do that because. it's out of my comfort zone and so took me a while to say yes, but i went to the reagan ranch and drove up that five miles of the worst road, california, and got up on top. and soon as i came out onto the clearing there, i felt like, yeah, i could feel him as a as a human being and what he was, you, i felt, is he was a humble person, wasn't a rich person. and i could just feel him and all his work up there. and so i said yes. so. so how did you approach the physical transformation or essentially. i had the privilege of seeing an advanced the film you're playing ronald reagan from the time he's in his mid-thirties until he's well into his 70. so how do you as an actor, how do you approach? well, i was lucky that i had a year that turned into two befo

he later photographed some of america's most famous faces like president gerald ford, muhammad ali, johnpost's" sunday magazine. he was promoted to assistant managing editor of the photography department at the paper, the first black person to assume that title. matthew lewis jr., a trailblazer who documented some of the nation's most defining moments, died on wednesday at home in thomasville, north carolina. thomasville, north carolina. he was 9years old.4 >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> vo: schedule free mobile service now at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo.

he's like muhammad ali, he's known all over the world and so you have opinion of him, it's probably judge by the way, it's usually a sign that i should do that because it's out of my comfort zone and so it took me a while to say yes but i went to the reagan ranch and drove up the 5 miles of the worst road in california and got up on top and as soon as i came out, i felt like, yeah, i could feel him as a human being and what he was. i felt he was a humbled person, he wasn't a rich person and i could just feel him in all his work up there and so that's -- i said yes. >> how did you approach the physical transformation or essentially i had the privilege of seeing an advance copy of the fill. you're playing ronald reagan from the time he's in his mid 30's well intoow the 70's, as an actor how did you approach that? >> well, i was lucky that i had a year that turned into the two before we shot the movie. t just a number of things getting things together to do it. mark had, joseph was a 209 he had been trying to get it together for that so it was a long journey and i went to youtube, youtube is

ghasir nafar, later cousin of ahmad martyr amer kalaksh, codenamed abu zeinab, martyr ali munif ashmar, martyr muhammad munif ashmar, martyr hadi nasrallah, 17-year-old son of seyyed hassan nasrallah. martyr salah kandur and the caravan that continues to this day and forever. for sayyid abbas al-mousavi, there is no revenge movement in our logic and our background, but our fight with israel is the battle for the existence of israel, our enemy, who will kill and kill and kill, the killing of sayyid abbas al-mousavi , he did not kill israel. al-jujud and here and at the end of the word, the mercy of sayyed al-shaheed knows, but he hears us and bears witness to us in what we say and say to you all, the pledge of the martyrs and the mujahideen, since the first launch, it was with god , with the imams, with the leaders, and with all the martyrs of hezbollah. len nathakhli an-khiar al-mughazareh al-islamiya resistance is a long poet, the words of this poem are the blood and soul of his poets, as if. this is what has made it so beautiful . in the name of god, the light. in the name of god , the light. akbar a

muhammad ali. michelangelo. me? i don't know. come and get me. let's go.na change the name of america. because remember, america was named after america. vespucci. what are they going to change the name? what are they going to say? that jesus christ wasn't here either. come on now. leonardo dicaprio. i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. if kamala becomes president and she takes away columbus day. whose day do you think she's going to make it? she's gonna make it biden day. and i'm not a fan of that. maybe it'll be obama's day. happy barack obama day. i don't think so. pocahontas day i don't know, man, that sounds sexy. if christopher columbus were alive today, who do you think he'd be voting for in november? he'd probably resonate more with trump. why? because i said so. the best presidential candidate, donald trump. trump is kind of about, you know, the establishing borders. so i don't know, maybe he would vote for kamala. i don't know. the wall just got ten feet taller. we at fox news we love christopher columbus. what do you want to tell jesse on fox? hey,

you know, this was, suzanne, for donald trump, getting to stand essentially on the stage muhammad alifought there and he thinks of himself as a fighter, elvis played there, two popes have been to msg, and they weren't shy about why trump wanted to be there or what they thought was the metaphor. here are a couple of the people who spoke before he took the stage. >> it is incredible to be here in the iconic madison square garden. president trump has been talking about this rally for years. they thought they could crush the man who built this city's skyline. >> the king of new york is back to reclaim the city that he built. >> it's going to be the launch point for the center of making donald trump the 47th president of the united states. >> suzanne, i want to read what your paper wrote about this. that a trump victory next week would position him once more as the vengeance seeking spectre idling above the skyline, a keeper of federal dollars that the city needs and mental ledgers that he would never wipe clean as president. one of the speakers last night said he wouldn't just make americ

wembley stadium saw britain's henry cooper face the american cassius clay — who would later become muhammad alihere he is! i it's thought the subsequent delay gave ali time to recover, and he went on to win. but the controversy doesn't end there. a pair of gloves with exactly the same story were sold at auction in 2001. i can't comment about those gloves. i've never handled them. how do you know this is the real one? this is the real deal. i've never had a doubt. the family who owned this glove were gifted the glove to them, along with a letter of authenticity. they've had it for about 31 years, and they didn't really know what to do with it, and we set about gaining full provenance for it. we've written a 65—page dossier. we've spoken to the managing directors of pittards. we've spoken to the sales rep who actually sold the leather that the gloves were made from. it's been such a really good heritage project. you know, it was made in somerset, it's come back to somerset, it's being sold in somerset. the auctioneer expects the item to sell for at least £4 million — possibly as much as 10 millio

god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad and speedy their fate. good morning, dear viewers . you are with the details of the 8 am news . iran's missile operation against the military equipment of the zionist regime deep in the occupied territories brought happiness to the residents of gaza. the reporter of sed and sima news agency based in gaza has depicted the happiness of the people. operation start the sincere promise of two with the blessed name ya rasoolullah or rasoolullah or rasoolullah. trust in god and be successful. some irgc missiles have destroyed a large number of tanks of the sekonist regime in netsari region. irgc for the first time with fattah abarfrasot missiles, radar missile defense shield guiding arvi do missiles. and destroyed 3 also, the three main airbases of the sekonist regime , including novatim, hatsrim and telenov near tel aviv , were also targeted. navatim air base is the location of f-35 fighter jets, which were targeted by irgc missiles, which are said to have been several of these f-35 fighters were destroyed by irg

i was i was interviewing him for my book about muhammad ali and he started telling me stories about martin king. and i walked out of that breakfast and i thought, wow, i should have asked him more about martin king. i was there to focus on ali. and then i started thinking there are still hundreds people alive who knew martin luther king because that point, he would have been only in his late eighties. today he'd be 95. there are still hundreds of people alive who knew? martin luther king. so it just occurred to me that a really good use of my time would be to travel around the country and interview who knew martin luther king and record their stories. well, like, maybe i could also write a book and the thing that i think i had to ask myself is do we need another king book? because there have been some great ones already. in fact, i'm the third person to win a pulitzer for a martin luther king book. david garrow and taylor branch. so i think advice to young writers is write a biography of martin luther king. you'll win a pulitzer. a track record been laid. the thing is that it had been 40 y

muhammad ali, billy joel, the 94 rangers won the cup there, but hillary clinton's in her eyes. if you go to msg, you're a nazi. one other thing that you'll see next week, caitlyn, is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. neo nazis, fascists in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. so i don't think we can ignore it now. it may be a leap for some people, and a lot of others may think, i don't want to go there. i don't want to say that, but please open your eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country. well, we opened our eyes and saw another politician who held a rally at the garden. his name is bill clinton. the dnc was at msg in 92. and look who's on stage. hillary. does hillary think that swing state democrat senators praising trump policies are fascists too? because that's what they're doing. if trump's a fascist, then kamala shook a fascists hand before she debated him. it means chuck schumer was giggling next to a fascist at the al smith dinner. it means c

may god bless ali muhammad and his family, the first pickaxe of the missile factory." land to land open the year 136, sir. coming to the factory and hitting the factory. yes, remember him well, the father of iran's rockets . we remember shahid tehrani moghadam. yes , i saw a picture. tehrani moghadam and his associates answer: a long path in which many played a role , we took this , reverse engineered it . . that we have for a few next year, let's create an atmosphere of reassurance . if my enemy parks in those parts, we will not go down. we went after the fattah fattah missile, a missile that the enemy did not like to believe. iran unexpectedly unveiled another factor that is worrying , this factor is an advanced farasut missile. which is iran's own production and so far it has not been seen in iran. these are all from the minds of our own children . we made some things from the outside. some of them are not at all. you are a hypermaneuverable hyperperson, which is ballistic, which means it gives a nice space. no, i can't play any more, but fattah 1 has become old for

oh god , peace and blessings be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate in the morning. good morning, dear viewers. you are with the 8 am news series. rockets in response to the crime of the lebanese resistance. in response to the crimes of the seconist regime , hezbollah fired rockets around talavid and other areas of the occupied territories. kurdish resistance fighters hit the main information base of the zionist army, mosm beh gillot, near tel aviv, with several missiles. the gathering of zionists in shalmi and hanita was also hit by a rocket. regime media. sekmunists announced that 20 rockets were fired at the sekmunist military settlements in the north of the occupied territories, especially al-jalil, during the last night. the occupying regime has bombarded the southern suburbs of beirut, north tower and al khayam many times. the children of gaza were not in peace at the hands of the zionists last night either. the occupying regime attacked the tents of the displaced persons in the camp. the tower in the center of the gaza strip was bombed on children

may god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad. the first pick of the ground -to-ground missile factory was opened in 136, sir , i hit the pick of the factory. yes, and remember it well. we remember the father of missiles in iran, shahid tehrani moghadam. yes, i saw a picture. how young were you and shahid tehrani moghadam? how old have you been working on rockets ? did you think we were old and capable from the beginning? shahid tehrani moghadam and his companions answer. a long path in which many played a role. we got this by reverse engineering. this, yes, this is how the rocket work started. it started and now it has reached here. fattah. we came to the conclusion that we have to create a reassuring atmosphere for the next few years. if the enemy works, we went in search of the fattah fattah missile, a missile that the enemy did not want to believe . this is worrying agent which is iran's own production and so far we have not seen anything like it in iran. these are all from the minds of our own children, we copied them from ab

muhammad and his family . message in need hossein hosseini ali nemati shoja khalilzadeh muhammad daneshgar muhammad amin hizbavi muhammad mahdi zare saleh hardanani aria yousefi milad muhammadi abolfazl jalali saeed ezzatullah muhammad karimi muhammad ghorbani saman qudous omid nurfagan muhammad javad hosseinnejad muhammad. mehdi torabi mehdi qaidi alireza jahanbakhsh alizadeh amir hossein hosseinzadeh mehdi tarmi sardar azmand and shahriar moqanlu are the 27 players that amir qalnoui sent to meet uzbekistan and qatar in the third qualifying round of the 2026 world cup. the iranian national team will meet uzbekistan on october 19 in tashkent and qatar on october 24 in mashhad . in the last game of the seventh week of this competition, dishar tractor was the host of khuzestan foolad at the yadgar imam stadium in tabriz, and the match ended with the victory of the visiting team by two to one. sina asad beigi scored for steel in the required time of the first half and sasan ansari in the 56th minute, and tomi salav ashtarkali scored the only goal of the tabrizi team in the 41st minute for samar. this result was ac

end with a loud salat , o allah, bless ali muhammad, thank you for the praise of ahl al-bayt, my good brother and my dear son of the martyr mr. mehdi rasouli, fly with an army of glory , make this dear land proud, with the honorable mention of ali, let us fight for the glory of khyber sir. let's do it, god willing we are at the service of another scholar of the holy quran, master mehdi adeli, in the commemoration ceremony of seyed resist, the flag bearer of the fight against oppression, martyr saeed seyed hassan nasrallah and his comrades, especially sardar. well , stay with us with the continuation of the special juma nasr program broadcast by khabar network. hojjat al-islam , we are dr. ameli, a university professor and member of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, as well as dr. kanani moghadam , an expert on international issues. your excellency at the beginning of the conversation with allameh nasrallah about the character traits of martyr nasrallah, mr. kanani moghadam, in the previous part, finished his words with a witty breath about his personality quirks. militar

in the 8th, 10th, and 11th centuries of hijri , scholars and scholars such as muhammad bin makki al-amili al-shahed, ali bin abdul aal al-karki, zindin al-amili al-shahid, hussain bin abd al- samad al-amili, and his son muhammad baha' al-din, known as sheikh baha'i, had important blessings.

god bless ali muhammad, the beginning of said mei go in the coastal waters of hormozgan. siadadan says for seyyid to go to the heart of the sea from band abbas to ghatre island. sayyed alhamdulillah, thank god, he is much better than last year. this year, a total of 1,500 tons of large and small shrimps will be sold from syedgah in the province. and we check at the economy desk. what are the disadvantages for the exporters of the approval of iran's standard laboratories in other countries? monitoring the implementation. how is the standard of manufactured and imported goods done? in the name of allah, the merciful. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. good day, dear viewers respected, i invite you to pay attention to the details of the news at 14:00. reactions to tehran's millionth friday prayer and the historic sermons of the supreme leader of the revolution continue in the world's media. the show of power of the iranian people against the zionist regime was the headline of many regional and world newspapers this morning. tv channels

and he got up and went to muhammad ali airport at 6 o'clock in the morning, no clue that police werelooking down to see what gate we were going to. i remember it was 5b. i was like, hey, we need to go to 5b. and i hear, "there he is." and i see these guys running. and i'm like, where are they going for? and all of a sudden, they grab me. and so these four guys start tearing my bag apart while the other four guys are grabbing me and handcuffing me and stuff. and i think i told him, i was like, i think you got the wrong guy, man. keith morrison: the wrong guy? police had no interest in debating that with kit martin. they arrested him and hauled him off to jail. sally jackson heard from a friend who saw the whole wild thing go down. she said, it was something else. i mean, there were jefferson county police. there were sheriffs, christian county state police, pretty much closed down everything at the airport until they got out. keith morrison: kit's fiancé, laura, back home in north carolina, was not prepared. i just kind of went into a cold shock for a minute. my heart broke for him be

muhammad and his family. hello, sports news enthusiasts. message in need hossein hosseini ali nemati shoja khalilzadeh muhammad daneshgar muhammad amin hizbabi muhammad mahdi zare saleh hardanani aria yousefi milad muhammadi abolfazl jalali saeed ezzatullah muhammad karimi muhammad ghorbani saman qudous omid nurfagand muhammad javad.

i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali al falah hai ali halal good work, good work, god is great, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may allah bless him and grant him peace. greetings, respected viewers, two barracks and the place of gathering and deployment of the military and itself in the north of the occupied territories were targeted by hezbollah missiles. the northern towns of the occupied territories witnessed the sounding of danger sirens many times today . according to news sources , the electricity and gas station was targeted in the resistance attack in al-khazeera region. the mayor of al matla town has also announced that 50 rockets have hit this town since morning damages. in its latest attacks on lebanon, the zionist regime destroyed areas in the city of baalbek in the east and the suburbs of litani river in the al-nabti region and the town of udisa in the south of lebanon . previously, the campus of the lebanese univers

this -- where we stand is where the greatest of all time, muhammad ali, faced joe frazier in the fightgan pinned the iron sheikh and let hulk-o-mania run wild. and now the greatest champion of them all, donald j. trump has come to madison square garden. [cheers and applause] and i believe in just eight short days, we're going to turn the united states of america red and make donald j. trump the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] now, my friends, i've got the easiest job in american politics. think about this. all i've got to do is remind people what life was like when donald j. trump was president of the united states. [cheers and applause] we had peace. we had prosperity. take-home pay was rising the fastest it had in 40 years. inflation was at 1.5%, the lowest it had been in a generation. gas and groceries were affordable. and when donald trump was president we had the most secure border in the history of this country. [cheers and applause] that's the donald trump record and that's a record that's going to win in just nine short days. [che

hosseini ali nemati shoja khalilzadeh muhammad daneshgar muhammad amin hizbavi muhammad mahdi zare saleh hardani aria yousefi milad muhammadi abolfazl jalali saeed ezzatullah muhammad karimi muhammad ghorbani saman qudous omid nurfatan muhammad javad hosseinnejad muhammad mohibbi. the iranian national team will meet uzbekistan and qatar in the third qualifying round of the 2026 world cup. some short news about the final match of the tournament. in the last game of the seventh week of the premier football league, tractor tabriz lost 1-1 to khuzestan foolad, asad beigi and ansari for foolad scored and traktor's only goal was scored by parham maqsoodlou, a member of the iranian ganges grandmaster betting team in the fifth round of the world league against yuyangi, a chinese betting player of the american gambits team . the asian champion did not show up and was excluded from this competition, so no goals and points from this team will be counted in the competition table. the final match of the futsal community was held in uzbekistan between the teams of brazil and argentina . in the ranking

ali the needy message hossein hosseini ali nemati shejah khalilzadeh muhammad daneshgar muhammad amin hizbavi muhammad mahdi zare salih hardani ariya yousefi milad muhammadi seyed abolfazl jalali saeed ezzatullah muhammad karimi muhammad ghorbani saman qudous omid noorfatan muhammad javad hosseinnejad muhammad mohibi mehdi tarabi mehdi quaidi alireza jahanbakhsh alizadeh amir hossein hosseinzadeh mehdi tarmi , sardar azmond and shahriar moghanlou are the people who should introduce themselves to the technical staff of the national team at the olympic hotel in tehran tomorrow, monday. team will face uzbekistan and qatar. we are looking forward to the 6th brazil futsal world cup. this time he became a champion. in the final match of the 2024 world cup held in uzbekistan, brazil defeated argentina in a close competition with a score of 2-1 and won the championship trophy for the sixth time. frau and do. well, thank you very much for choosing tonight's football magazine to watch. tonight's issue of the football magazine is dedicated to the wide-ranging and noisy vote of the former goalkee