>> tariq: come on. >> jimmy: andy cohen says it all the time on his show >> tariq: the tea.king to the tea >> jimmy: if it's not in your cup and -- >> tariq: start something -- tea. >> jimmy: if you have cup and -- >> tariq: drinking the tea spilling the tea >> jimmy: yes. >> tariq: spilling the tea [ cheers and applause [ beeping >> oh, you get these on your arm when you hear something amazing. it's like -- >> a tattoo. >> it's like -- they come up on your arm -- it's something amazing. >> a welt? chills goosebumps >> yes >> okay. >> hold it up so you can see that. >> tariq: an animal runs inside of it and it spins. a little furry animal. >> jimmy: a pencil wheel >> tariq: yes. [ beeping >> okay. this is something that you can jump on when you're -- [ buzzer ] >> tariq: bang, bang, bang, bang >> no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: yes. >> let me tell you what's wrong were this game >> jimmy: what [ laughter ] >> you can take all the time and run up the buzzer and then we have to make our round -- >> tariq: that's fantastic yeah, that's part of the game. >> that's a tactic >> tariq: y

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tariq: exactly.s why i'm going to tell my kids it's george clooney, dummy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no the whole -- the whole point of the bit is that you show someone that's actually not the person you said here's another example i'm gonna tell my kid this is rachel from "friends." [ laughter and applause >> tariq: okay okay, i get it, jimmy. i'm gonna tell my kids this is ross from "friends." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but that is ross from "friends." >> tariq: yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: tariq, no, no, no. it's like, i'm going tell my kids this is harry and meghan markle's royal baby [ laughter ] >> tariq: oh, okay okay, sorry jimmy. i get it now >> jimmy: okay >> tariq: i'm going to tell my kids this is the president >> jimmy: yes, exactly that's it. >> tariq: in the tv show, "the west wing. >> jimmy: no [ cheers and applause tariq trotter, everyone. tariq trotter. ♪ [ cheers and applause finally, the fifth democratic debate was last week, and all the candidates came out swinging you know, i was g

tariq law is a taxi driver he drives a mercedes $200.00. cairo on the nile the biggest city in africa on the longest river in the world. tariq is a very special taxi driver his clothes are a stylish as his car. his 59 his mercedes only 25 years younger. he's been driving a cab for almost his entire working life. tariq is not keen on new cars he calls them classic cars but i see. a lot in addition to have a very fancy you know sometimes i like. it i feel as. if it obviously you have a very good stuff anybody catch me. is there maybe is no copy but he's getting the full by the stroke what. i like what's his write. up study i'm more people here. was in there will be able. to believe she did know is that i just got a classic one individual one is like watch and sometimes visuals certainly would like book the shot in which she had such got the same legs this. is nice. sharm el sheik and st catherine's monastery are half a day's drive from cairo and like the pyramids popular tourist destinations. but the city itself is a juggernaut it has $200000

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a man's new sultan tariq outside is officially receiving foreign dignitaries in his 1st full day as the gulf states he was sought in on saturday and to up hold his predecessors approach as a regional peace maker it took power just hours after his cousin sultan qaboos died after a long illness at the age of $79.00 caboose is credited with transforming a man from a small underdeveloped country into a modern state stephanie decker is in muscat oman scap at all and she says world leaders have been arriving to pay their respects you're going to see opposing sides coming in and out of this country over the next couple of days because that is the role that sultan qaboos and this country has played over the last couple of decades that of a mediator that of a peace maker that of a country that does not want to take sides so i think that is certainly significant the sultan did not want a lavish funeral with heads of state and this is why you're seeing these people coming in and out certainly the succession also was very swift so it's also the 1st child's for world dignitaries to meet the new sult

now mons new sultan bin tariq outside is officially receiving foreign dignitaries on sunday in his 1st full day as the country's new leader he was sore need on saturday and has vowed to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace maker it took hours after his cousin sold time couple spin side. after a long illness at the age of $79.00 credited with transforming a man from a small underdeveloped country into a modern state stephanie deca is in moscow for so monster capital seoul time kabul stephanie his death being felt of course fabiano mon's borders it was a crucial discreet negotiate a 1st of all tell us about some of the dignitaries who are in oman paying their respects today. are you going to be seeing the who's who of international politics friends and foes all coming here to pay their final respects and offer condolences to a man as you mentioned who was a discreet negotiator peacemaker this country was a place for regional wyvil to sit down together if not directly with him on intermediary and also saving face when people in the media would be reporting that there was

only place you can take tariq is back to apologize [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they are here. wolfhard is here! >> steve: yeah come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's my man. love that dude oh, and we got great magic with justin willman, everybody. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause >> steve: magic. >> jimmy: guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag, and we ask you guys to respond to that topic with all of the buzz about harry and meghan giving up their royal duties, i thought i'd send out a hashtag called #dumbestfamilyfight. [ laughter ] we've all been in dumb fights with our family. anyways, i asked you guys to describe the most ridiculous argument your family has gotten into within minutes, the hashtag was a trending toping in the u.s so thank you for playing along [ cheers and applause i love that you guys do that thank you so much. now i thought i'd share some of my favorite #dumbestfamilyfight responses from you guys

and the oil rich sultanate of amman has a new rule the former culture minister tariq has been sworn in as sultan he replaces his cousin. who died at age 79 after a 50 year reign the new sultan is expected to maintain a month's policy of noninterference in regional affairs. german chancellor angela merkel is in moscow today for talks with russian president vladimir putin the leaders are expected to discuss ukraine and bilateral relations but their talks are also likely to focus on the middle east the russian president has been working to cement his country's influence in the region by presenting himself as a mediator in conflicts let's take a look now at how putin's role in the region has evolved. lucky near a friend to all at least from the leaders of iran and turkey to israel and syria is presenting himself as a mediator who can be relied on since russia began its military campaign in syria in 2015 the country has become an important player in the region russia joined forces with iran to back the syrian government providing air support. most recently russia and syria have stepped up t

media said saeed passed away at the age of 79 after nearly half a century in power his cousin had been tariqal saeed seen here receiving britain's prince william has been appointed his successor. a quick reminder now of our top story iran has admitted to shooting down an ukrainian passenger plane iranian state t.v. says the aircraft was brought down by accident after it flew near a sensitive military site 176 people were killed. up next is a documentary on the spanish fishing village of wrote and the hey david experienced in 1960 s. and seventy's american evan seen i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another news update hope you join you that. it's time. to take one step. face to. talk to some actually you know. i was coming actually. it's time for.

the oil rich sultanate of oman has a new rule a former culture minister hyphen bin tariq has been sworn in as sultan he replaces his cousin. who died at $79.00 after a 50 year right the new sultan is expected to maintain armand's policy of noninterference in regional affairs. authorities in croatia say at least 6 people have died in a fire at an aged care harm emergency services were called to the facility in the country's west early on saturday and took an hour to extinguish the blaze. well polls have closed in taiwan following presidential elections there the campaign was dominated by the issue of relations with the island's large and powerful neighbor china an official early results showed the incumbent president sighing when in the lead to win a 2nd term democratic progressive party campaigned on protecting taiwan's independence against threats from china the main opposition party headed by or you had advocated for closer ties with china to improve trait. where do you correspondent phebe kong has been following this election she says the results of the verge will have a big impact o

on sultan composed and side aside his family has named test excessive committee says cousin hyphen tariq outside his heritage and culture minister has already taken his i thought of office late sultan who had no children never publicly named his choice for who would take the threaten the 79 year old who is credited with modernizing i'm on and mediation between rivals and a volatile region from matheson takes a look back at his life. bin saeed al saeed was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later sort unco bourse was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later backed by the british sultan qaboos seize the throne he was immediately plunged into his 1st crisis an uprising by communists in though far in the south of a man who wanted independence it took a further 6 years before the fighting

i like when tariq -- i like when tariq laughs. [ light laughter ] some music news.bieber just released a ten-part docuseries on youtube. yeah, you can either watch ten youtube videos or 4,800 tiktoks. [ laughter ] and finally, a new study found that children who watch cooking shows eat healthier snacks the study also found children who watch gordon ramsay are more likely to throw their mom's risotto and call her a a stupid donkey. [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, we have a fun show tonight democratic presidential candidate and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is here this evening. >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: deepak chopra is here tonight. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we got great music from rapsody featuring pj morton. [ cheers and applause guys, like i said, mike bloomberg is my guest tonight. and this is very strange backstage mike was telling me that he received a call earlier tonight from someone who wanted his sup

servicemen being expelled are not accused of aiding the 21 year old suspects and a new sultan bin tariq outside is officially receiving foreign dignitaries in his 1st full day as leader he has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace peace maker he came to power after the death of sultan couples those are the headlines more news in 30 minutes coming up next here on al-jazeera rewind. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it out 0 bring you the news and current affairs. and well come again to rewind today we rewind to 2013 when after the earthquake of 2010 a cholera epidemic hit haiti and killed thousands the outbreak was the worst in recent history and as a. team found out the source of the outbreak was surprising to many including it seems to those initially responsible later we'll find out if there is hope for haiti to reddick a cholera once and for all as it has been for the world's wealthiest countries but 1st let's watch haiti in the time of cholera. haiti october 2010 looking back at a hospita

the all measures are being put in place to reduce the risk all right thank you so much for your time tariq we can now speak to our other guests in hong kong we have nicholas thomas he's an associate professor at city university of hong kong and specializes in asian health security and in london we have natalie mcdermott she is a clinical lecturer at king's college london who researches disease outbreak control nicholas let me start with you the chinese government was criticized for how it handled its reaction to the sars virus in 2003 especially for its lack of transparency how is china dealing with this outbreak and do you believe that they have learned the lessons from the sars outbreak. i think thank you i think that we need to sort of break this down a little bit i think on the technical side with the medical people this was a very fast response we found out about the market on the 31st of december in line with the chinese authorities shut down the market on the 1st on the 7th the genome was sequenced on the 8th it was confirmed as a coronavirus that's fairly quickly however i think th

announcing the sultan of a man's death the country's ruling family have named his successor hyphen bin tariq aside the culture minister will replace his cousin come to spin side aside. had ruled oman since 1970 he died after what's believed to have been a long illness at the age of 79 he's been credited with modernizing oman and mediation between rivals in a volatile region people are voting in taiwan's presidential and parliamentary elections it's seen as a choice between moving closer to china or continuing to resist beijing's push for reunification opinion polls suggest the current president saying when who is pro independence will win a 2nd 10. and china has announced the festa eth from an outbreak of pneumonia caused by an unidentified virus 41 people have been diagnosed 7 others are critically ill the virus has been linked to the sars epidemic which killed 775 people in 2003 well those are the headlines next up its life apps taiwan's president seeks a 2nd time facing concrete you know advocates restoring closer ties with china will this election movie ireland closer to the mainland who

inside outside his cousin tariq has been sworn in as the new leader he's pledged to. policies of peace and noninterference. taiwan's pro independence president signing when he has to create victory in the self-governing islands general and presidential elections an official result is yet to be announced. let's get more now on the tensions between the u.s. and iran and the regional impact in iraq they're raising doubts over the presence of foreign troops now the kids act a prime minister is in the kurdish regional capital bill to discuss their withdrawal. he is holding talks with members of the regional government at the presidential palace iraq's parliament held a non-binding vote to expel all foreign forces after the assassination of iranian military command just some sort of money in baghdad last week. with the kurdish regional government is opposed to the withdrawal of u.s. troops. explains why. this is the 1st time. he comes to the kurdish region and he's coming now in the capacity of a caretaker prime minister not a prime minister but these are difficult times an

now mines new sultan haifa and bin tariq outside is officially welcoming foreign dignitaries in his 1st full day as leader has met. bin hamad all funny and a number of other figures the sultan was sworn in on saturday and has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace maker 70 deca is a is in a man's capital muscat she says the country is in mourning. everything is closed schools are closed offices are closed and they will remain so until wednesday people are going about their daily lives but there is a real sense of sadness here because sultan qaboos had such a sort of even fatherly figure role that even though this is a man who really ruled single handedly and absolutely for such a long time and yet he was very much loved and respected by his people on the international front we've had foreign dignitaries in and out throughout the day they keep coming we've had cutters amir the iranian foreign minister we've had prince charles the u.k. you have the dutch king on his way to just president uganda's president it is a rolodex of contacts of the entire world and also

long illness had been credited with modernizing the gulf country so tom cabooses cousin hyphen bin tariq outside seen here among mourners has been sworn in as a monster new leader then ate some time had no children and never publicly named a successor a vote counting has begun in taiwan's presidential and parliamentary elections election is seen as a choice between moving closer to china or continuing to resist beijing's push for green if occasion opinion poll suggests president sighing when who is pro independence is likely to win a 2nd term iraq's caretaker prime minister is in the kurdish regional capital arbil to discuss the withdrawal of foreign troops. is holding talks with members of the regional government at the presidential palace iraq spawn a man voted last week to expel all foreign forces after the assassination of iranian military commander sort of money in baghdad and the u.k. some bastard to the united nations has warned a new delivery program for aid to syria is inadequate it follows a un security council vote to renew operations the number of border crossings involved in

now to oman where the new sultan hyphen bin tariq outside is officially receiving foreign dignitaries in his 1st full day as the gulf states new leader he was sorn in on saturday and has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace maker he took power just hours after his cousin sultan qaboos died after a long illness at the age of $79.00 so tom caboose is credited with transforming a man from a small underdeveloped country into a modern state let's speak to 70 deco's in muscat for a suit on qaboos stephanie was. of course a crucial mediator broker between many countries in this region and beyond tell us for us about some of the dignitaries paying their respects. well we've had iran foreign minister here we've had kuwait mirror he's on his way actually we've had cutters emir the tunisian president in his 1st official visit as president by saeed we've had the ugandan president we've also had a king of uganda 5 kings and kingdoms within the borders of uganda the king of turow here along with the president paying their respects just gives an indication of the reach o

. >> not only long day by the way, tariq, i mean christian, it is the default. also a long week. last thursday how many times we've met? so you must be tired of us. so we will make it brief. that's why and apologies also for keeping you waiting. and good evening to everyone in the room and to everyone online. over the past few weeks we have witnessed the emergence of a previously unknown pathogen which has escalated into an unprecedented outbreak, which has been met by an unprecedented response. we have said repeatedly since my return from beijing the chinese government is to be congratulated for the extraordinary measures it has taken to contain the outbreak, despite the severe social and economic impact those measures are having on the chinese people. we would have seen many more cases outside of china by now and probably does if it were not for the government's efforts and the progress they have made to protect their own people and the people of the world. the speed with which china detected the outbreak, isolated the virus, sequenced the genome and shared it

bin tariq alcide has pledged to maintain the light so towns policies of peace and non interfere. what a scene if. we remain guided by the late sultans wisdom going forward we will preserve and embark on the achievements he made this is what we are adamant to do to follow in his footsteps with respect to international relations we will follow in the same course set out by the late sultan we will embrace foreign policies based on peaceful coexistence without any interference in domestic affairs of other states we will continue as we always did during the lifetime of sultan qaboos. well to discuss all of this i'm joined by which honors a car he's an assistant professor of gulf politics at the gulf studies center at katter university and our correspondent who has long covered computers and politics here in the gulf region and i should let me just ask you 1st of all of have this transition that we've seen play out today there was a lot of speculation will you on about who this is this would be it moved very quickly didn't very quickly it was swift and smooth to dispel international co

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al-jazeera edmonton canada world leaders have traveled to amman to meet its new so tom hunt them bin tariq al side he's met with britain's prince charles as well as iran's foreign minister and kuwait's the media so tom was sworn in on saturday after the death of his cousin long time roula been side our side now the new leader has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional thanks michael for more on this let's bring in stephanie in moscow what was really important he is definitely was that there was a very quick and very orderly transition of power and the mess is very much is business as usual is not. yes and i think that is an important to both on the domestic front and on the international front of course at such a sensitive time when it comes to the escalation between the united states and iran them on such a key peacemaker attempting at least over the years to bring both sides to the negotiating table so i think the omanis also very keen to show that someone was in charge that there was a unity here and that this country would continue on that course an important messa