but like sharif calling you haven't got what they want answers from the u.s. military has to notional come touch of that kind of credit. and to national to home big 101 of that codicil. led to. school so the union. how did you feel a would. like a motion to tell a police council the. months after the attack the same we found out that the united nations pushed the us military to reopen their investigation in their acknowledged to the un that civilians were killed. when the worship had primarily to be an air war where there are any u.s. personnel in close proximity to where these strikes are taking place we've seen real errors in the investigation of civilian harm there have been a lot of cases they have reopened usually based on 3rd party reporting it's great that those cases are reopened but it shouldn't take a 3rd party reporting possible thirdly in harm for the military to figure out that they killed a bunch of civilians. and then most of that and i just say so. all of this raises questions about how the u.s. military conducts its investigations when there a

to a less sharif told us he wants to know who told the u.s. and afghan military is there or tell about when it was just his family asleep. but they've received no answers has anyone from the u.s. military been in touch with you since the night now not natures of the not. when we met them a year had gone by and they told us they still had not heard from the u.s. military. sometimes when the u.s. or afghan military is acknowledged civilian casualties there just families money for their loss something known as a condolence pain. but sharif told us what they really want is answers and justice like unknown people who want to just write it. down leave that at the base for work then that they have no idea. one of this is the amount lot of that but one did though let's get. oh i must mound up with the madam on this panel so the knocking and then the lot of loud loud as i am applying the miller out of court or some in the west. platinum mine if the woman last saw. the past several years in afghanistan to see the rise in the number of civilians killed.

young guys and they was really good and they got good fats and we see good pay cigarettes and you say sharif do you want to be a good barber. well you just want to make cigarettes i want to go barbara he said are don't make don't cry here for the cigarettes. nothing but you me he said don't come here for the cigarettes focus will be in a good form so unless what i do. they want to talk about israel should be only a story sure. you know this reality every day these are grabbers every day so my usual wig on the next day is this is my last day of 2 1 may get really i do do so and i'm outside every day in the am glad choice i was out to get from around niggas gotta come together you know speed in my life you gotta go of it and then. i was one of the younger people when he rose right to series the wire no melbourne was my father i was out he part of the problem ended up basically man asking for god to give me a 2nd chance in the mitchell courthouse buildings 10 minutes before i was to get sentenced to 15 years in god gave me a miracle. and system man i've been trying to work with brothers trying

also statements coming out that china is saying that in that instance so just actually to estatic sharif in yes i think that the incident happened on the indian side but of course will it sidespin have to talk this out to figure out how to not let this escalate as a run for members of this has been happening or for about a month now the standoff for our board level contact on the border i'm just wondering what the general mood in india is with regard to those continuing face off. meditation there is a lot of anger and aggression in india right now in the flock to have seen let you know there's much less church asked cheney as it does against caucus not and then it comes to make that china analysts believe that this might be because of china now to conventional so be your duty in terms of its military and in the boss mind that have been in debt to him so i know that while it's a speech you have of getting at which is on the economics site there was an ad that became very popular quite i mean china let's took off in a gather it's an effort to also removed it dropped from people's forms but

bring out the bold™ [ snoring ] >> jimmy: that is a sleeping shaquille o'neill, as posted by his son, sharifbefore he put it up or did he just put it up. >> i haven't ever seen that in my life. so now there's some trouble now. i haven't seen that before. >> jimmy: it sounded like a bear mowing the lawn or something. >> that was probably after one of my hard workout days. >> jimmy: you know, shaq, that would make a great commercial for your coffee company, forto. wake up with forto. >> yes, it would. it would. >> jimmy: you guys are doing something for health care workers, and weirdly, and sadly, it seems like covid has become a sub story to what we've been seeing right now. of course these people are still out there and this could actually get a lot worse. you and forto are donating a million shots to front line workers, of coffee. >> yeah, a million coffee shots to front line workers, because we understand. we love and respect that you guys have been working hard hours. you've been underpaid, overworked. but with our product at forto, give you energy shot. so i think in 33 states we've alre

young guys and they was really good and they got good fat and we see good pay cigarettes you say sharif do you want to be a good barber or do you just want to make cigarettes i want be a good barber he said are don't make but don't care here for the cigarettes. nothing but you me he said don't care for the cigarettes focus will be in a good borba so ness what i do. they want to talk about israel should be a story should. be oh yeah every day these are grabbers every day so why you threw away the next day is this. really i do so and i'm outside every day with a choice i was a gift around niggas gotta come together you know speed my life you gotta go of it . i was one of the younger people want to receive the why no mel was my father i was part of the problem ended up asking for god to give me a 2nd chance in the mitchell courthouse building 10 minutes before i was to get sentenced to 15 years and god gave me a miracle. assist in may and i've been trying to work with brothers trying to try to see how i can help it's like if people don't get the story dale know that this. type of stuff is

negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushing for for a long time since before i was even in congress republicans like illinois congressman rodney davis says democrats only want headlines before the election and this is nothing that's going to become law. >>it's a messaging bill louisiana, gop steve scalise says the bill will slow innovation of lifesaving drugs what are we doing bring a bill to the floor right now. >>when we're trying to find a cure that will make it harder to find a cure with little republican support the bill isn't expected to go anywhere in the senate in washington raquel martin. >>and a live look outside before we go checking in on airport sfo partly cloudy 56 degrees at the ai welcome back the time for 55, we need to check in with dave spahr get an update on your tuesday forecast 8th. >>hey good morning robin good morning everybody a pretty clear view we have but looki

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you start home in iran scientist of material scientist a professor of material sciences based at sharif university americans back on home ground as coronavirus restrictions start easing many countries are looking abroad to understand different responses to the pandemic shut down immediately others were more relaxed man some 40 cities are sharing their experiences as raw but drive reports some saw. city hall in seoul linking live to the major cities of the world in an unprecedented response to the global pandemic so man inviting his fellow man as to prepare for a world changed forever post congress is totally different worlds we face nearly completely due world so we should make more effort to change everything. from his office park one soon has led the city's response to the outbreak just as he oversaw the fight against the deadly mers epidemic 5 years ago the corporation and so we did it is the most important in order coming this disease so slow decided to share all our missions and wisdom wish war acquired through the use or murders and this. as soon as covert 19 was 1st detected in s

over he's back home in iran scientist of material scientist professor of material sciences based at sharif university in athens back on home ground zain academics seem to be a target by both governments. that's correct you know in the time that we've been working here it is really interesting to see that there is still in there that governments may not be talking there are academics here working in iran that have either been trained in the united states or have colleagues in western and american universities to exchange ideas all the time even though they may not agree there is a great deal of exchange of ideas and thoughts there was some work being done by a science university here during the coronavirus pandemic to try to come up with a breathing machine and they were getting some support from universities in the united states so there is that collegial atmosphere between academics certainly easy to do want to social scientists friends but when it comes to nuclear sciences or material science or biological sciences we've seen examples of how they can become sort of playing cards in this

well as stealing trade secrets mr eisner was a materials scientist professor he had the position at sharif university here in iran and as many things happened in with between the united states and iran has become a bit of a playing card in a broader political game from the united states there were frustrations from officials there about iran arranging or making the arrangements for the return of a scary as well as other iranian citizens to the united states that they wanted to return in iran has been criticizing officials over and over again over the last few weeks and months of been criticizing the united states for not making a speedy return of its citizens this is least 20 or so iranians thought to be held in the united states mr us carries one of them there are 5 americans being held in iranian custody one of the most high profile of them is a navy veteran named mark white who was arrested last year for visiting mush he was reported to have been visiting a woman with whom he was in a romantic relationship and was arrested and detained he's currently in swiss custody he was released for

he's back home in iran scientist of material scientist a professor of material sciences based at sharif university in neck and back on home ground. the money exchanges in lebanon have ended the strike and returned to work the government had blamed them for the devaluation of the local currency but now appears to be a deal to control the currency market but many warn that stabilizing the exchange rate can't happen as long as dollars are in short supply explains. money exchangers are back in business after a month long strike they were protesting against the crackdown by lebanon's government after it blamed them for the rapid devaluation of the local currency to leave after it has lost more than 60 percent of its value since october they've now agreed to an exchange rate cap hoping it will drop to $3200.00 lire to the dollar in 2 weeks it's not the 1st attempt to control the money markets that i'm a quicker than a point then i would even with the rate of $3000.00 or $3500.00 a central bank will face another problem because it will exhaust its foreign reserves the market might be controlle

my now al sharif has also campaigned in the united. states in support of the detained women there she received a surprise invitation to meet the new saudi ambassador to the u.s. princess rima bin bandar bin sultan bin abdul aziz our sound is the 1st woman to be appointed to this key diplomatic position but my. view the invitation with caution just muted they're ready to rain for the meeting between me and prince esteem up into bender the new ambassador in d.c. . i'm happy to me turn this is really a good sign. my demands are simple the immediate unconditional release of the women's rights activists in jail all the prisoners of conscious. the lifting the ban on the family members of the travel ban and family members and my last demand is all new jobs on. a member of the al jazeera arabic team visited the saudi embassy in washington to request an interview with the ambassador. but he was refused entry. for a georgia special investigative drove me for could sweep through a bus a remote. basset or princess rima has previously spoken in sup

negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushing for for a long time since before i was even in congress republicans like illinois congressman rodney davis says democrats only want headlines before the election and this is nothing that's going to become law. it's a messaging bill louisiana, gop steve scalise says the bill will slow innovation of lifesaving drugs what are we doing bring a bill to the floor right now. >>when we're trying to find a cure that will make it harder to find a cure with little republican support the bill isn't expected to go anywhere in the senate in washington raquel martin. >>before your money this morning taxpayers who file paper returns can face extreme delays in getting refunds and the number of americans buying homes makes the biggest monthly leap in history, let's check in with jane king who's live in new york with those stories and more jane. hi robin good morn

negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushing for for a long time since before i was even in congress republicans like illinois congressman rodney davis says democrats only want headlines before the election and this is nothing that's going to become law. it's a messaging bill louisiana, gop steve scalise says the bill will slow innovation of lifesaving drugs what are we doing bringing a bill to the floor right now. >>when we're trying to find a cure that will make it harder to find a cure with little republican support the bill isn't expected to go anywhere in the senate in washington raquel martin. >>well the irs says it will not extend this year's tax deadline again the 2019 tax filing and payment deadline is coming up it's going to be on july 15th don't forget get the paperwork in it was postponed from april 15th because of the coronavirus pandemic but for people who cannot meet the dea

his instagram account announced that mr us jury a professor of material sciences based in iran's sharif university was indeed on a plane and returning to iran he congratulated mr a wife and family now what we know about this professor is that he was detained in the united states and tried in a federal court in ohio that trial began in 2018 and concluded just last month and he was found innocent on charges of wire fraud he's a fraud and stealing state secrets now he was handed over to immigration and customs custody and is said to have contracted the corona virus while in custody which may have led to the delay in his repatriation to iran iranian government officials have been calling for his release on humanitarian grounds of criticize the united states heavily for mr oscar's condition and contracting covert 1000 but it has to be said those criticisms need to be taken with a pinch of salt here in iran in the early days of the outbreak there were prison riots over fears of contract and coronavirus in crowded prison systems here dozens died in some of the worst of that violence reportedly

of public mourning justice is what love looks like in public so when you see people taking to the sharifs in whatever form that looks like that is an act of love it is also an act of public mourning also the reality is there is a long history in the united states of black people of especially to be quite candid white americans disapproving of any form that black protest takes so black protest takes the form of kneeling as in the case of college happening the public disapproves of black protests takes the form of legislative change the public disapproves if protesting not takes the form of looting and rioting the public disapproves of the reality is there has been in the history of the united states there is really been no formal black protest that has been deemed appropriate by the masses and so for that very reason we need to stop acting as though this is a genuine conversation right off people are always going to be upset at black people doing what they've always done which is keep their eyes state on freedom and so my advice would be that activists on the ground regardless of race of c