shoot here in the tranquil surroundings of bamboo forest or rice fields is the karate school of sam you university. he meets a man who has been instrumental in the development of professional karate for decades. so yeah my sensei is 80 is young and the vice president of the countries cannot say association 54 years ago he founded the local dojo which has since produced a series of world class katic. fortunately we have a major problem with the rules for competitive karate. the one area to the next where are repeatedly non-uniform changes in the japanese federation as well as in the world karate federation. it's very confusing for africans taking part in a variety of competitions that spectators who are not experts in the sport often unable to understand the new rules. but there. is still a traditional japanese martial art in my eyes that new generation tends to see it in sporting terms there are plenty of contests in awards to be won i try to unite to be traditional arts with a spirit of competition and that includes the greeting everything in karate every training session every fight begins and e

for more on this we can speak to sam you know he's a specialist in international relations at the university of oxford and joins us now by skype sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so a truce then arms embargo how enforceable do you think all of this is. i think it's very very difficult to enforce a human mind up until very recently after and is a. reality i will a sally i will see that the only way in which the libyan conflict can be result is through the use of military force and even now with all the sides coming to the table it's important that they've all come to that before in 2015 he that he will join the ship ran aground that they consistently universally backed the tremor attention of the arms embargo so the and then they've gone beyond proceed to violate regime you know western allies like france finally we've seen it egypt in the arab emirates and russia all supply arms both the enters and air defense in terms of the air force are chiller a huge after so this may cause countries like turkey which is thinking of sending ground forces or greece just the u.s. and

. >>> you are looking at live pictures from drake university where the debate is being held tonight. you see pete buttigieg talking to sam weiss and guy pepper, who is our chief director. in the magenta, that is liz smith, buttigieg's senior adviser for communications, and they're just familiarizing with all this. i asked sam weiss earlier, what are you talking about when you're up on stage? he said they're familiarizing the candidates with the stage. they're pointing out where all the key cameras are. they're talking about the timing process, where the clocks are, and they want to make sure they know, which is important, because you don't want to look lost on the debate stage, where do they go on, where do they go off. it's a minute 15 to answer questions and 45 seconds for a rebuttal and a response. pete buttigieg there on stage now for this walk-through of what is a key debate, the last one before the iowa caucuses begin, before new hampshire voters go to the polls. while the democrats are sharing this debate stage in des moines tonight, president trump is going to have the stage all to himself in milwaukee. he's doin

and i'm sure the director helped and you know some things are universal but everything. so antonio keeping in mind what sam jackson said there i want to share this on twitter from black state of america who say black citizens of other countries can empathize empathize but never understand afro descendents experiences any more than we can fully understand their experiences we have connected heritage and spiritual ancestors but our lives are very different especially inside of america so what do you make of this week because it kind of sounds like what sam was saying in that clip there that unless you've had that lived experience you can actually bring it to the role let me say this just to everybody around the around the globe even in america the there watching this can understand recent report comes out in los angeles a color of what they actually break out africans from native blacks and one of the 1st reports to be done like this was done by the federal reserve along with several economists one being said he dared and what you saw is that the middle nigerian family in los angeles is worth about $140000.0

you, president yee. col equal sam announcing we're taking the first steps towards universal dental care for san franciscoand i have requested a budget and legislative annalist report to cope and analyze the costs of such a program. the broad exclusion of dental health coverage from our national and local healthcare discussion really makes no sense from a policy economic or health perspective. today for most san franciscans, if you break i bone healthcare is available to you and if you break your tooth you are on your own. this is the state of dental healthcare not just in san francisco but across the nation. the results are devastating. anyone who has suffered from dental issues knows it can involve unmanageable pain and dis com forward and lead to health complication and not surprisingly poor oral heath effects low income people vulnerable communities and the underserved. to be clear, the solution here in medicare for all which should include dental health and our human right to healthcare including dental care is a national issue. it's also a municipal issue and just as san francisco led the way with h

you, president yee. col equal sam announcing we're taking the first steps towards universal dental care for san franciscoand i have requested a budget and legislative annalist report to cope and analyze the costs of such a program. the broad exclusion of dental health coverage from our national and local healthcare discussion really makes no sense from a policy economic or health perspective. today for most san franciscans, if you break i bone healthcare is available to you and if you break your tooth you are on your own. this is the state of dental healthcare not just in san francisco but across the nation. the results are devastating. anyone who has suffered from dental issues knows it can involve unmanageable pain and dis com forward and lead to health complication and not surprisingly poor oral heath effects low income people vulnerable communities and the underserved. to be clear, the solution here in medicare for all which should include dental health and our human right to healthcare including dental care is a national issue. it's also a municipal issue and just as san francisco led the way with h

you, president yee. col equal sam announcing we're taking the first steps towards universal dental care for san franciscoudget and legislative annalist report to cope and analyze the costs of such a program. the broad exclusion of dental health coverage from our national and local healthcare discussion really makes no sense from a policy economic or health perspective. today for most san franciscans, if you break i bone healthcare is available to you and if you break your tooth you are on your own. this is the state of dental healthcare not just in san francisco but across the nation. the results are devastating. anyone who has suffered from dental issues knows it can involve unmanageable pain and dis com forward and lead to health complication and not surprisingly poor oral heath effects low income people vulnerable communities and the underserved. to be clear, the solution here in medicare for all which should include dental health and our human right to healthcare including dental care is a national issue. it's also a municipal issue and just as san francisco led the way with healthy san francisco and

university wife from massachusetts. we're playing that over and over. >> doritos always makes an appearance. this year what stand out for you? >> they have lil nas x doing "old town road." samlil nas x, a goodyear for him. he won a grammy. a year and a half ago he was sleeping on his sister's floor. now he's in a super bowl commercial and won a grammy. >> little he cesar's is having first pizza ad. >> i love it. >> what are they trying to do here? >> so pizza, you don't usually see actually in the super bowl. they air ads before the game to get people, to order pizza during the game. this is an u usual one. >> nfl is airing part of its inspire change highlighting shooting of black men. people are applauding the nfl for that. why did they decide to weigh into that. >> this is part of nfl's campaign. not a new spot. it aired a few weeks ago in championship games but to allow it in the super bowl is a big deal. look, they really after the colin kaepernick controversy they really wanted to do some social justice campaigns. that's part of that. >> we'll be watching. the game and commercials at my house. thank you. >>> a new deal will pay u.s. women's basketball players a lot mor

university of iowa, i had never been to ames before we started organizing. uncle sam, these people seem so nice. [laughter] >> sounds like a great thing. getting involved would be awesome. >> deal. >> thank you. mr. steyer: thank you very much. appreciate it. i work out between 3:30 and 5:30 every day. a.m.?ernoon or afternoon. last night i worked out from 11:45 to 12:45. over midnight. you are telling me. >> got to keep going though. mr. steyer: this is not good. >> yeah. mr. steyer: i was alone in the hotel. >> thank you for doing this again. 1, 2, 3. got it. >> you were talking about the corporate power. you are echoing 100 years ago. assume -- you say a lot of things that are completely relevant. >> my question is about two things. how do you make that last? faith theye any would uphold anything a democrat would try to do. mr. steyer: because of the way mitch mcconnell prevented president obama from filling judicial appointments. trump has appointed a quarter of them. announcer: campaign 20 2020, watch our continuing coverage on the campaign trail and make up your own mind, as the voting begins next month, watch our live coverage of the iowa caucuses on monday, february 3. c-span's campa

always thought there was like -- did you think there was a universe in which alice was actually a lesbian, the character alice, dating the butcher? >> she was dating samat's what andy does. >> well, sergeant emma. >> she had a cousin sergeant emma? >> yeah! >> not a lot went on in that room unfortunately. she was waiting to go to that wood cutter's ball with sam. >> that's right, the wood cutter's ball. >> i want to point out that mike lookinland, i want to point out that bobby brady is a big dead head so it all comes back to him, yes? >> indeed. that last segment with bill and the boys was a lot of fun. >> i didn't know what steve paris looked like but i do now. >> can i steal a little tea here in the brady house? back in the day, did you know there was a little kissy face between the two of these guys when they were shooting the show? >> i did not know that. >> i don't think they knew that. >> wow. >> you guys used to smooch in tiger's dog house, right? >> i think it was actually my idea. i lured you in. >> but i didn't say no. >> right. >> we liked each other quite a lot. >> that is some extra underage, consensual smooching. >> we have a lot more a