sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these

sammy: no. t.: so when you left for your honeymoon without telling anybody what was going on in the middle of all this construction, who finished it? sammy: you did. you -- joe t.: did you tell me what you were doing? did you tell me where you were? -sammy: yeah, i said -- joe t.: did you tell me what stage you were at? did you tell what vendor was coming? sammy: joe, did the place get built? joe t.: it did, because i slept on the bench. that's why it got built. sammy: joe, it was my honeymoon. i entrusted you 'cause you're my friend. joe t.: i know. but you're telling me right now that you feel like i make decisions without you. sammy: you do. joe t.: we didn't even see you, though, sam. you're welcome to come in this door and join the conversation any time you like. lemonis: listen, i've had enough. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here. he's expecting to see consistency, and there's chalkboards up here, you've changed the price of things -- it looks like chaos to me. why don't we do thi

i think it is sammy i think that the f.a.a. chief dick dixon and the boeing chief mullen burke are finally on the same page i think they're going slow with announcements as to when the flight the boeing 737 max will be up again and i think what you're seeing right now if i can speculate and behind the scenes boeing is doing a clean sheet design that say look at redesigning this aircraft to match what the air bus a 320 new engine option says doing because that's a higher engine mount insofar as it's up but has a higher ground clearance compared to what the old 737 was having and i think boeing got into trouble sammy when they tried to do a engine mount and pushed it forward onto the wing and that caused a differential lift from the engine since else you can't have lift from the engine the lift must come from the wings and more importantly you had this that center of gravity which was off when you had the engines up court for to the center of gravity that threw out the maneuverability of the aircraft so that they're off the load

money stamps today, in the usa, sammy my uncle sammy, here comes the freedom man, wanting us to buy are freedom today! any stamp, any bonds today. >> look at that. i want you to seize your attention on the image here. for defense, buy the united states saving bonds and stamps. u.s. treasury this is a minuteman soldier, this is from the revolutionary war days. they said, you know we have to impress upon you some people that this world war ii that we are involved in now, is just as important a fight for freedom and independence as was the revolutionary war in 1776, so if you want to be in that grand tradition of the patriots of 1776 when you have to do your part for defense and buy united states saving bonds and stamps. this was a very prevalent symbol, around the country. advertising the need, to buy savings bonds and stamps. it even made its way, into the first issue of wonder woman's own magazine. this is a panel, from a story of the end of the story of one of the adventures wonder woman have in wonder woman number one. and wonder woman says when you see these minuteman posters, boys

it was journalist sammy suckle speaking to us from jerusalem let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. and she lay a wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes in the port city of so thousands of people were evacuated as the forest fire spread from the surrounding hills to residential areas the blaze was fed by high summer temperatures and strong winds. a landslide in brazil has killed 7 people in the northeastern city of receive local firefighters said they pulled the victims from the wreckage of 2 houses according to brazilian media outlet g one a young couple and their baby as well as a 9 year old girl and her grandmother were among the dead. now to syria where there is no end in sight to the misery inflicted on civilians in the besieged province of it live the last major stronghold of islamist rebels russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime have claimed the lives of at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school house united nations is warning that children are bearing the brunt of syria's increasingly violent conflict.

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. >> jack is spending lots of time with his 13-year-old son sammy on their youtube channel. >> this isoing to be a fun thing too with my boy. all of sudden it has 10 million views on youtube. i'm likeoh, many i god, this thing is a wild bronco. >> and as we all know, jackas a -- >> i always sing in the sh i know jack sings a lot on set. >> anythi. >> he would make a song off a cup of tea. >> jack isn't thenly "jumanj star with talent. ♪hat seone so unforgettae ♪ >> is like another littl -- >> m son here. now is not the time. >> i think there's only room for e little guy in your life. >> nowo comedian adam sander going dramatic iuncut ms." >>ou shot a lot of sces, and i know don't do some sexier stuff, some fight scenes. >> some dirty stuff, yes. i was filthy in this movie. >> adam's a gamblingeweler putting his family in jeopardy, a ploto edgy the real-life dad twoir tweaked the script before filming. character's name was oginally sadi so we chang that because it was weird. and i say. you can't have my daughter's name in this movie, man. i don't want tm toee this until maybe0 or 70. >>

>> sammy! sammy!he bar, in the office, in the workplace, in the taxi company, they're there because they are real and they are honest and they're true and we all recognize them. >> i don't deserve this. you know, goddamnit, i don't, but you do. because you are all losers. every [ bleep ] one of you. loser. loser! >> the worst word you can hear when you're trying to make a comedy is "likable" from the suits. it's not believable if everybody is likeable. we're not. >> what happened to old idea of doing something for your fellow man of service? i mean, today people just -- >> mr. fawlty. >> i'm coming, i'm coming. >> there's no comedy in likeable. i always go to louie depalma played by danny devito. >> sunshine cab. hey, crazy lady, give me a break here. it's ma. >> this was a troll. mean. said the worst possible things. is that likeable? no. is it lovable? yes. why? he's really funny. >> this guy does the best ali g impersonation. i want you to do it. go on. >> i don't. >> oh, sorry, it's not you. it's

. >> jack is spending lots ofime with his 13-year-old son sammy on their youtube channel. >> this isoi to be a fun thing to do with my boy. alof a sudden it has 10 million views on youtube. i'm like, oh, many i god, this thing is a wd bronco. >> and as we all know, ckas a -- i always sing in the shower i know jack sings a lot on t. >> anythi. cu of tea. make a song off a >> jack isn't the only "jumanj star with talent. ♪ that someone so unforgettae ♪ >>s like another littl -- >> my son here. now is not the time. >> i think tre's only room for e little guy in your life >> now to comedian adam sde going dramatic iuncut gems." >>ou shot a lot of sces, and i know you don't do some sexier stuff, some fight scenes. >> some dirty stuff, yes. i was filthyn this movie. >> adam's a gambling jeweler putting his family in jeopardy, a plot so edgy the real-life dad two girls tweaked the script before filming. character's name was oginally sadie, so we chaed that because it was weird. >> thas my daughter's name, ani say. you can't have my daughter's name in this movie, man. i don't want them toee

stier, this is sammy gabriel, president of teamsters local 320. >> is sammy here?hey gave a public employee local union in minnesota and the issue is attacks on public sector workers specifically wants to touch upon janice. >> welcome. i'm sammy gabriel, 35 year teamster and president of local 320. we represent over 10000 public service employees across the state of minnesota. this forum is also important for me personally as i have three granddaughters at home watching us today and listening to these important future issues. wemy home state of minnesota felt the impact of the janice decision as a makes it more difficult for union reps like myself to do my job and to stand up for our members and their rights under their contract. this is a dangerous and unjust overreach by the government to stack the deck in favor of the employers and will not only have detrimental effects on members but also the communities they live in.n. the attacks go beyond the janice decision and my sisters and brothers in states all over the country are fighting so we can our unions for cert

. >> reporter: sammy redstored blind. she is describing her reaction being robbed on bart thursday afternoon. the theft happened when the train pulled into the 12th street station in oakland. >> the doors opened and someone just snatched the no one out might have hand and ran. the cord was ripped out, my headphone cord ripped out. i stood up. i just screamed. somebody help me. somebody please help me. and -- sorry. >> reporter: she said the robbery was traumatic. fortunately a passenger helped her off the train and brought her to the station agent who notified bart police. >> i was hysterical. i was crying. this never happened to me before. i didn't know what i was supposed to do. >> reporter: she tells me the way she was treated by police officers made matters worse. >> they found the phone and they said they're not gonna go do anything because they don't have a description of who they're looking for. and i can't give one because i can't see. >> we understand it's very traumatic when a crime happens. >> reporter: bart of

times sammy's aid and senior presenter from al-jazeera international it's my absolute pleasure to be here with you today my pleasure to be here as well with his excellency dr mahathir mohamad the prime minister of malaysia where as we begin an interview thank you very much for talking to our desire 1st of all a pleasure to be here with you. you've accepted now this a chief mint award and i want to delve back into some of the highlights in your career you were nicknamed bump up hemodynamic for those who are not familiar with that means the father of modernization it's in reference of course to the dramatic transformation that took place in your country while you were prime minister i want to know though how you see yourself do you think malaysia could have made that it you've been in that transformation without you well in order to. develop what the 1st need is for stability. i was a multi-racial nation and normally monthly regime nations are not stable so the 1st job that i had to do was to make sure that all the different races work together for the country then of course that means

the sammy hill offensive of the americans is probably the largest air attack up to that point in history, up to 1,500 planes and it's fairly effect testify but what's clear also is air power has not changed the nature of war in any significant way. before the war had started, there are all these theorists talking about, well, if we can get airplanes working war will never be the same. it will all be completely different and all this revealed is that just like you fought on the ground before, now you just have more space to fight in. you're fighting into the air and it's turning into attrition in the air just like on the ground and it hasn't fundamentally changed anything but what it has done is created these individual famous aces. now, an ace is means you shoot down five planes or more, which is a convention it didn't start exactly that way. first it was four, depending on who you asked it might have been a different number. i seems to have started within the squadrons themselves and then later newspapers start picking it up. an newspapers start publishing, here's some coverage on the d

you've gotten involved and new jersey passed a law and now you want congress-- >> it's called sammy's law inspired by samantha. her parents have been tenacious and helped us write the law and they came down with virtually every person in leadership on the house of the senate, two full days of meetings, everybody was empathetic and now we've got to get the bill passed. ed: some of this is transparency, because you had somebody pre trending to be an uber driver and it's late at night. >> verify your ride before you open and get into the back seat. to make sure that's the driver, the uber, lyft that you've asked for. secure code or a number, especially a number for people who are blind or disabled, especially for the blind, they work or the act provision and we've found, unfortunately, a great deal of obstacles coming from the ride share industry. ed: unfortunately. >> you've got to verify that ride. that's not the beginning and end of all protections, but make sure that that back seat safer today. ed: and i want to bring in gary, but bring in uber and lyft, counting, confronting and tak

for sammy would have shifted me to a printer meaning we were claiming it had been pretty good friday every friday it's nice to get it when they are you know money again we're doing here. but it goes a long way you know i think. most of. his meditation and while they are on this. like many african countries kenya is grappling with a gut beach problem there are no public dust bins for people to dump their trash and there's no garbage collection center with the trash piling up people have had to take matters into their own hands collection and recycling initiatives like omar's help to plug pick up. he told us we can go to the beach to swim after collecting trash i connected. to. 8 years ago at the extent of ocean pollution really he told form our studies have shown that the ocean is the 2nd most polluted in the wild this affects both of them are in life and the human food supply here in laos amar decided to start doing his beats to protect the ocean. you want to be bored by the sea shore but one time the boat had injured. but when i came out of the boat you will bye bye bye bye. lusty e

samhain do their joining me from london as always sammy. 2 days of national mourning have been declared in burkina faso after at least $35.00 civilians were shot dead during an attack in the north and according to the government 80 armed men have also been killed a warning though some viewers may find the following images disturbing the attack was aimed at an army base in our been in a nearby time violence has increased after the militia began an offensive against armed groups in november there's been no claim of responsibility so far. during those who don't know we have to think about solidarity and national cohesion people women for the most part were getting water and got murdered in cold blood by the terrorists while they were retreating we must show compassion with the populations that is why all flags will fly at half mast for 2 days and all christmas celebrations are cancelled. there's plenty more ahead on the news hour including holiday travel disruption in the philippines as a typhoon lashes its coastal regions. and the demise of one english football's one scrape club signs a w

good [ laughter ] >> and my boy -- my oldest boy, sammy, said, "i'm going to review this movie. and i said, "sammy, you do not have to review i'm in it. it's gonna be weird if you review a movie your dad's in." he's, like "no, no, i really liked it i'm going to give it an 8.5. >> seth: wow >> and i was like, "that's certified fresh. >> seth: that's not bad, yeah. [ laughter ] >> but i was like, "if you're gonna review my movie, can't we get it up to a nine? [ laughter ] a 9.2? >> seth: does he get nines are there a lot of nines >> oh yeah, "joker" got a ten. >> seth: oh, so that's rough >> and i know what you're thinking, how could you let your 13 year-old see "joker" that's bad parenting and i say, it was genius. it was - i enjoyed it and my boy loved it sometimes i do the wrong thing >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and you don't beat yourself up for it >> i do beat myself up for it. >> seth: yeah. >> parenting is hard you're always wondering if you're blowing it. >> seth: yeah, did you -- when you walked out of "joker" after it was over, did you have a moment of, like maybe let's

time to bring that there's an hour frayed we are out of time let's thank our guests very much use of sammy and norful and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me sam is a van and the whole team here and i'll just go by. my . what happens when cans for a new life are brewed and de railed by committing serious crimes from drug trafficking to remembering. what it i don't remember how many times it stopped there the way her boyfriend spoke to me and even her al-jazeera world goes inside an italian prison meeting men and women from north africa who left home only to face life behind mas double exile on al-jazeera. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or examples one on one east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degrades to the thousands of police around the world on al-jazeera. th

sinatra, sammy davis. -they played right here? -they played. harry belafonte, diana ross.is. any dealer good enough for joe louis is good enough for me. -let's do it. -okay. -we're gonna have fun. -okay, let's do it. first, a few practice rounds. you don't need to explain anything. -21, baby. -we'll do it again. okay. okay, that's 10. now, i have a deuce showing. okay. now, you have to assume -- always assume that it's a 10 underneath. -okay. -so what do i have? -you have 12. -okay. that's 18. now you want 20. there you go. -okay. we're doing good. -let me pay you first. to be honest, losing at roulette was a distant memory. you told me you didn't know how to play this game! then i was ready to join a real game with real money. -i can't beat you, marcus. -this is too easy. biggest bet you've ever seen? biggest bet i've ever seen was $75,000 a hand. and did they come out ahead or behind? they came out ahead. well, i wasn't willing to go quite that far. -come on. -benny dealt me a 20. i stayed. i was just wondering, was you thinking about splitting that? -[ laughs ] -when it

time to bring that as an hour of trading we are out of time let's thank our guests very much use of sammy and norful and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me sam is a van and the whole team here and i'll just go by. my . in africa's technological epicenter been awful us and grew poverty to live side by side. in its 1st episode life ups challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it's a starting point because it's already bored people to go live outside silicon savannah on al jazeera. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. we return to see how the students and the skin helping change the face of india. soup authority on al-jazeera. t.v. scenes that a

. >>30 year-old sammy redberg may be blind but she's competent and independent. she also likes getting around. however recent experience on bart has her feeling unsafe about the transit system, i'm very >>going on by now. >>because you know i didn't feel like i was protected him. >>redberg says someone yanked her iphone 11 out of her hands at the 12th street station in oakland thursday afternoon, unable to see the suspect she felt helpless i'm just saying there with the headphones in my hand and i stood up in. >>screamed help me please help me someone please help me help me >>redberg says she was helped by people at the station but didn't get much help or respect from bart police already feeling violated redberg couldn't understand their lack of compassion >>causes me to have a lot of here now. and moving my mike. and confidence in in in my independent. >>that fear is keeping redberg off of bart at least for now she'll be using ride sharing services like uber and lyft to get around but those rides can be costly friends and family are now coming together to help w

force tornados from 9 and 617 squadrons bombed baghdad joining me now is iraq people and academic sammy ramadan the of london's metropolitan university thanks so much to me for coming on before we even get to iraq was a. said the iraq war was a tremendous mistake there's no w m d although he had varying ideas about the war ahead of 2003 that he's in london for the nato summit i have that's esoteric of question finked represents the naked face of u.s. interests special in them in the days and times of control over orders as. natural resources and backing israel to the hilt against all comers we heard about iran in the 1st of this program iraq neighboring iraq mainstream media sources saying is undergoing great developments in the sense because the prime minister a little muddy as resigned in yet this important cleric grand ayatollah sistani says the enemy's plan to spread chaos and then return it to dictatorship he doesn't mean back to the u.k. back to saddam hussein days what is going on in iraq he does actually and his entire fund the intervention last week on friday was very critical

hello welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than opposition rebel groups in syria have been trying to overthrow the president for the past 8 years now it could become the final battle between his forces and rebels the reach.

i'm sammy's a than in look at the headlines here on al-jazeera aircraft manufacturer boeing is suspending production of what was its best selling plane the 737 max it was grounded worldwide in march after 2 fatal crashes 5 months apart that grounding has already cost the company $9000000000.00 john 100 reports from boeing's headquarters in chicago. after slowing production of its most lucrative plane boeing is now hitting the brakes the aircraft maker says it is temporarily halting production of its.

we all invest in the usa ♪ sammy, my uncle sammy ♪ ♪ here comes the freedom man ♪ that's tomorrow's plan shell of freedom today ♪ ♪ any sam, any bond today [ music playing ] >> now, look at that, i want you to freeze your attention on that image here for defense buy united states savings bonds and stamps. the u.s. treasury adopted this symbol. this is the minute man soldier. this is from the revolutionary war days and they said, you know, we've got to impression e press upon the american people that this world war ii that we are involved in now is just as important a fight for freedom and independence as was the revolutionary war in 1776. so if you want to be in that grand tradition of the patriots of 1776, then you've got to do your part for defense and buy united states savings bonds as stamps. this was the very prevalent symbol around the country, advertising the need to buy savings bonds as stamps. it even made its way into the first issue of wonder woman's own magazine. this is a panel from a story from the end of the story of one of the adventures wonder woman had in wonder woman n

hello welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than well i've a since independence from ethiopia 26 years ago outraise been ruled by president that's what king.

i'm sammy's a them this is al jazeera live from the house so coming up thousands of protesters in iran denounce the rise of the far rises the so-called sardines movement grows lawyers for sudan's former president say dale appeal his conviction for corruption an emergency meeting in the jail is set for sunday to discuss how to respond to an attack on an army camp. international efforts to fight climate change appear to be faltering as a u.n. summit drags on without agreement a cop $25.00 talks in madrid was supposed to end on friday the delegates have failed to agree on emissions targets and how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change i request. all the facts of reality all your strength. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri know this a consensus that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but it's worth it i specially. me view but people you know what countries need. protesters have gathered outside the talks saying draft deals don't go far enough many say delegates are failing the people and the p

sammy crews and republican fox news contributor. what you think about impeachment? what is ago now that nancy is trying to play games with the senate? >> i think it's an omission that donald trump is better than he has ever been. the fact that they had to add in the u.s. mca which is good for the country but could have been done a year ago, is a card pelosi had to play. we can do that, too. >> the duke nothing democrats, that sort of hurt them. >> they are trying to figure out. they realized they convinced them it's not a static position. the numbers have compound for them. they've gone up for trump. they are perplexed about why americans are responding the way they are. it's because they refused to engage with the american people on what's change. this is exactly like the kavanaugh situation. trying to destroy a man in public with a suitable trial and dropping him out into the public with no real way to get that reputation. >> you keep adding other allegations that are even less likely. >> this is the nature of this group of people. of course it would be different.

has been released from detention sammy was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law it isn't known why he was released but he was moved to a hospital in july after reportedly suffering a stroke. will be more protests in lebanon's capital beirut but the numbers are smaller than in previous weeks it's a sign many seem prepared to give the new prime minister designate a chance to form a new government from beirut here's tony burke. with the 67th day lebanese gathered in beirut smarter square to make a stand against the economic and political crisis that on sunday was more like a carnival than a protest. the lebanese capital have witnessed some of the worst violence seen for years the security forces clash with supporters on either side of the political divide numbers will go down and in marked contrast the anger and violence of previous gatherings is perhaps an indication that some at least are prepared to give the designated prime minister. a chance. if you. know it's going to be a big problem. fo

and sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from coming up of ok now erupts in new zealand killing at least 5 people rescuers say more than 20 are missing including tourists a mass movement of people in syria's it lived province activists say 18000 civilians have been displaced by fighting in just 24 hours. india's parliament debates a citizenship bill that many say discriminates against muslims. now the world anti doping agency has banned russia from the next olympics and football world cup the committee met in switzerland to impose a 4 year ban on russia using its flag and team names from a range of sporting events that means some athletes could compete under a neutral flag a government sponsored doping scheme was revealed 5 years ago let's get more on this now and bring in our sports correspondent lee wellings he joins us from london so. how. is this ban towards sporting events. well it's significant and it's important it covers all sporting events however it doesn't change that much about the situation we've already been in for the past 5 years after russia effectively poisoned it

and sammy when as you mentioned there are 50 fires burning out of control but more than 100 fires burning in new south wales alone that history has most populous state but this is a nationwide crisis we've just heard from authorities in the state of south australia where they've had to actually shut up how much is some parts of the 2nd stage just to keep community safe now while all this crisis is unfolding and escalating this week there has been a bit of a political storm as well as daley's prime minister scott morrison hasn't been in the country this week he's been in hawaii with his family on holiday and many people here are questioning the appropriateness of a profit minister going on holiday while such a crisis is unfolding well so much of the country is on fire i have just heard a few hours ago from prime minister morris and whom it said in a statement that he deeply regrets if his holiday caused any offense to the many australians who have been affected by these bush violence or things are. the pakistani government has denounced the ruling of judges who sentenced former president p

well sammy the scrum of humanity you see behind me is called the spin room this is a tradition in americanpolitics where just after a debate the candidates and their surrogates run out to where the press is standing and try to convince convince the reporters that their guy or woman did better than everybody else so we are not spinning right now but i do have an expert guest privilege to introduce to you michael genevese professor of political science here at loyola marymount university in the author of dozens of books on politics including one on how president trump governs professor genevese what's your main takeaway here what i thought all of the candidates did a better job than they have in the 1st 2 debates i think it's partly a function of experience and nervous but it's also a function of them finding their voice their mark articulating their positions much more clearly and forcefully and with only 7 on the stage rather than 10 or 11 get more of a chance to really make an impact so i think in general everyone did better than they have in the past now this comes 24 hours after impeach

you you're almost sammy. oh just you know. oh when i was. very narrow me. holding. me in the job.see even when the sun goes. down. you. you with a. camera inside. you when i'm scared. yeah oh you. yeah. ok. we did a. can and. should i. just . don't you know. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you. and maybe i think you know you take offense if you begin to see just. about. like something from an exotic foreign culture that's where the. mysterious and fierce. before work of damsel from euro max in 30 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. losing interactive content to inspire people to take action the ideas and series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. this is deja vu news live from berlin gridlock at the u.n. climate c

on sammy's a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police in india kill 4 man accused of raping and murdering a veterinarian people welcome the action. stations and closed schools on day 2 of the biggest mass strike in france in over 2 decades. a race against time to banks today. after a measles outbreak killed more than 60 people. the u.s. president has hit out at house democrats as they draw out formal impeachment charges against him donald trump tweeted they are trying to impeach him over what he called nothing the pressure is increasing on trump as democrats move towards an impeachment vote in the house before christmas heidi jocasta reports from washington d.c. . it's official me that was confidence and humility with allegiance to our founders and effects of love for america today i am asking our chairmen to proceed with impeachment. donald trump will become the 4th president in u.s. history to face formal impeachment charges that could remove him from office the facts are uncontested the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the exp

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. >> jim henson and sammy davis junior. too much talent. that was unfortunate. gandhi and orville wright obviously that was one year after from the british fire so of course that was the banner headline orville lived 45 years after the first successful flight margaret thatcher and - - died on the same day and they both had very eventful lives i like to imagine a freaky friday type of thing. [laughter] >> orson welles? >> that's interesting. >> dying of lung cancer and actually taking a message to people. that was a fairly new thing back then for that so his death dominated not that it's a competition but it kind of is. even when ross perot died on the same day. >> i had to show you how we work at the program i got the pharaoh moment others got four or five other people to do michael jackson. >> sarah was great. i have a theory i think audiences can see into a person if they are in the public eye long enough and there's a reason that farrah fawcett we liked her long after her pinup days there was something decent about her the way she dealt with her cancer at the

i'm sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from the hall so coming up fear and despair among muslims in india's parliament debates a contentious bill critics say discriminates against them so than simply to ensure paramilitary force the r.s.x. under pressure of rights group says it's a threat to democracy. and accusations of israeli torture we speak to a family in the occupied west bank about their ordeal. now a volcano off the coast of new zealand has a ruptured as tourists were visiting at least one person has died up to 50 people including tourists from a cruise ship were on white highland when the volcano sent a plume of smoke and ash thousands of metres into the air rescuers say it's currently too dangerous to go to the site you zealand's deputy police commissioner says 23 people made it off the island but many remain unaccounted for some of these people have been transported to shore however there's a number still remaining on the oil who are currently unaccounted for. i can confirm there's one fatality and based on information we have is likely to be more now speaking at an em

hello welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than opposition rebel groups in syria have been trying to overthrow the president for the past 8 years now it could become the final battle between his forces and rebels the region is the last rebel held stronghold dominated by the armed group a at the how do you have a sham the government with russian help launched a new offensive to rita.

the whistleblower now the democrat whistleblower whoever it was it was in the basement he was a hero sammy the bull is a rat. we time legislation where people whistleblower legislation where people have basically exposed on the government's money. ellsberg was a hero. this to me is exactly the this is newsworthy and what i thought was the courts always said if it's newsworthy that that trumps sorry about the pun everything but apparently not in some. not in virginia courts apparently especially the fred records i want to jump to the story so we have time finally to have to bring up the story of caitlin hardy a kindergartner recently set up a lemonade stand sort selling site or hot cocoa and cookies and or to help raise money for fellow students who couldn't afford or had negative balances on their school lunch accounts she ultimately raised about $80.00 and was able to pay off the negative balances of $123.00 students with that $80.00 and she's going to pay off more as she goes for about well this is a beautiful act by a young girl in her family to help her community to me this raises a ve

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while quick justice is the need of the hour and is much appreciated due process must be followed and sammy the parliament session in india in india is currently on and many parliamentarians in fact have called for lynching of rape this one is even called for castration of rape is so why you know that seems to be the mood in the country right down the parliament it is avoiding some of these sentiments on the ground the fact of the matter is that all of these forms of punishment reducing crime against women or are they not experts disagree they even say that even capital punishment is not the way to go what the government needs to do is also to consider this as a societal problem because patriarchy still rampant west it mustached the weak to him and the culprits often get much leverage in this society all right on top of our from new delhi. while in another case that shocked india rape victim was satellites by gangs she made her way to a court hearing until pradesh nicola gage has more. detectives collect evidence from a charred roadside in 2 pradesh hours earlier witnesses say a 23 year old

i'm sammy's a than in dog with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera across the manufacturer boeing is suspending production of what was its best selling plane the 737 max it was grounded worldwide in march off the 2 fatal crashes 5 months apart that grounding has already cost the company $9000000000.00 john 100 reports from boeing's headquarters in chicago. after slowing production of its most lucrative plane boeing is now hitting the brakes the aircraft maker says it is temporarily halting production of its controversial 737 max aircraft following crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killing 346 people the model was grounded worldwide now with that flight been set to last well into 2020 boeing's rear freeze on production is expected to ripple across the global economy suspending production of a commercial aircraft is something that has been very rarely done it truly is an unprecedented decision and it 'd is one that has massive impact to boeing and its suppliers and the airlines the airlines that have maxed jets on order are eager to get them the ones that have them in their fleets a

sammy anderson, lisa miller, marry travis allen. michelle anton, monte and julie roberts. >> good evening. i am mary travis. i am an elder in my community. i have been active since we were title four, about 40 years ago. our struggles continue. i was on alcatraz 50 years ago, and part of that movement was to reclaim land, reclaim a center so that we could build a cultural center, an education center, bring languages back, bring a voice to our community. i just spent a few days back on the island, and it is sad to say those same struggles still exist. i have been a participant here many times, and i identified so many issues that we have. i ask you those voices that spoke out against us where are they now tonight, the celebrities, where are they tonight? we ask that you set these priorities as your priorities, some of them have been on this list far too long. we need to do more for our community. you have a responsibility. we need to bring pride back to this educational institution to say that you have done your job, that next year w

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