khalil gibran muhammad: is a great question. it's interesting because the money the teachers and others who followed, and certainly appreciate that these matter. particularly as we understand that modern america states. so much of the regulatory state is in our contemporary moment. those born out of the progressive area, income taxes, agencies that protect our food supplies. in the basic infrastructure of a social welfare system has the truth in the progressive area so i was always fascinated by it is a graduate students. but i was particularly interested because when i started to try to understand what was the experience and african-americans in the criminal justice system in the late 19th century outside of the south, i looked at the literature is mostly silent on black experiences. a lot of it was european immigrants, the settlement house experiences so on and so forth. so there was this gaping hole and i attempted to fill it. william: and when you start the book and something else very relevant for us today is the kind of th

will storms that it's the day of one of mourning to commemorate the death of a grandson of the prophet muhammad in battle according to local media several people have suffered serious injuries. and india has also recorded $78000.00 cases of corona virus in the last 24 hours the largest number of infections in the world anywhere the health ministry also reported $948.00 deaths taking the total number of people who have died from corona virus in india 263500 the government is further easing pandemic restrictions nationwide subway networks are being reopened and some sporting religious events will now take place. countries in latin america are still struggling to bring the credit virus pandemic under control the number of cases and deaths continue to rise the region accounts for about a 3rd of the more than 25000000 global infections. desirous. 'd

his friend muhammad ali says the power sharing agreement between the military and civilian leaders is flawed. anybody that the political parties did not have a long term vision they were in a rush to reach a deal they lacked a national spirit and went into negotiations based on the interests of their own respective parties and leaders now it's difficult for them to lead in the interest of the people at heart of the signing of the power sharing agreement known as the constitutional declaration came after months of negotiations following the fall of president obama and the coalition known as the forces of freedom and change which

but others gathered for the ritual mourning of the prophet muhammad's grandson him and his saying the ceremony vital one in the shia calendar is different in detail this year but remained fundamentally the same. you're watching news from berlin there's a lot more news on our website think of the dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram the handle there is think of the news or documentary series stuff. film is next featuring the story of refugees trying to reach your twenty's coming up to 45 past. life on earth one of a kind and. coincidences. where culpable happened cuts on a bit like winning the lottery. first or unique start september 18th on t.w. .

but others gathered for the ritual mourning of the prophet muhammad's crime certain him and his saying the ceremony vital one in the shia calendar is different in detail this year but remained fundamentally the same. after sports returned to football germany general manager all over beer has left the door open for thomas miller to return to the national team when there was among 3 senior players dropped last year as coach your good live tried to freshen up his side but despite insisting the focus was still in use their health told you that you can never say no in football. by and munich forward thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being sidelined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life that by and a key part of this season's travel win is that exiled from the germany national team could he now be recalled in an interview germany general manager of a beer hall said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. you lose a close family. made a hard decision to put our. world champions like months holist almost. you ca

angry because of an alleged post by this politician's nephew which was offensive to islam's prophet muhammad they say that a very large group of people then just that they went around this neighborhood for some shopkeepers to close this stalls and then damaging property and setting vehicles on fire they then went to 2 different police stations police are saying that they set between 202250 police vehicles on fire that they were throwing stones at police to monton the police arrest this politicians relative who met allegedly made the facebook post police said that they tried to charge the protesters with battens to try to make them stop their attacks that they weren't successful then that's when they had to open fire and that's what ledge to 3 people being killed 60 police officers being injured but also they say that that's what actually stopped the protest is and i want to the authorities there doing to try to defuse tensions . well there was a very large police presence of the areas where the violence took place 3 of the areas are under a strict curfew and police say that the situation is

and i think in a way, muhammad ali got a lot of his, you might say style from sugar ray robinson. i think we tend to follow boxers a lot. it is the ultimate one on one sport. it is just you and your gut and your courage facing somebody across the ring who is trying to hit you with such fierceness that you might think that person is trying to kill you. >> host: in the days of our smoking bans or have the smoke rising up in the front row. there'd been a mystery and an allure to it. you think there's something also about boxing has been almost like a canvas where our conception of the level playing field of america's put to the test? the people then project this political importance? will muhammad ali good shot the champion after his belt was strip sprayed with the right to oppose the war? find out and he goes in the ring against frazier. or is or even basically biological quality will jack johnson will answer that question. jill is fighting max milling world war ii accident taking long trip towards what is most symbolic that was it with lamotta, elizabeth carmen, was it the tragedy

about a facebook post a village facebook post made by the politicians nephew which insulted as prophet muhammad police say that this group of very large groups of people then broke off into 2 groups that they went around the neighborhood shopkeepers to close this stalls damaging property setting vehicles on fire before going to 2 different police stations and police say that this is when they sit many vehicles and the police station on fire that's what led to the station itself catching fire and that they were throwing stones at police and demanding the rest of the person who made the facebook post but he said that they tried to charge the protesters with bastards when that didn't stop them they were fools to open fire and that is what led to those 3 deaths and 60 police officers being injured and the politicians family is saying the account in question was so what's being done to calm tensions . so police have arrested this man by the name of pain of being the politicians nephew over this alleged facebook post and he's saying that his account was hacked he sensed in the to the post he's put up

muhammad ali, when cassius clay decided not to fight for america, and we hated on him for a long time, and then when he changed his name to muhammad ali, it was like now everybody thinks he is one of the greatest people who ever lived. dr. king, according to the friends who were with him, most of the time said he was despondent, and he was not revered when he was alive, now, he is somebody that we love. collin cabinet took a knee. he did not turn his back on america. he took a knee. he was not trying to hate on america. he was trying to call america to a greater life, about being who you are and saying what you are. many of these protests are doing the same thing, so many of these protests are covered by the first amendment. the founding fathers knew that the only way for democracy to survive was to be able to criticize your government. those protests are patriots. they are not trainers. this is for the cause of preserving slavery, which is anathema to the very idea of america, which is very simply stating that we all come to the table of democracy as equals. we all know the country w

then muhammad comes along and teaches black people the glory of blacks. instead of the black man imitating the white man, he tries to be himself. he tries to display high moral qualities rather than the low moral qualities. >> it is feared by some whites that the muslims advocate violence, but that's not exactly the case. they say they don't believe in starting a fight, but if white men mistreat them, they will not turn the other cheek. that brand of militancy has >> shortly after midnight on june 12, medgar evers stepped into his car on his driveway. he was silhouetted against the carport light behind him. a shot from a high-powered rifle shattered the nighttime solace. evers fell, fatally wounded. he was 37. he had been field secretary of the naacp mississippi for nine difficult years. >> don't shop for anything on castle street. let's let the merchants down on capitol street feel the economic pinch. let me say this to you -- i had one merchant to call me, and he said, i want you to know that i talked to my national office today, and they want me to tel

then muhammad comes along and teaches black people the glory of blacks. instead of the black man imitating the white man, he tries to be himself. he tries to display high moral qualities rather than the low moral qualities. >> it is feared by some whites that the muslims advocate violence, but that's not exactly the case. they say they don't believe in starting a fight, but if white men mistreat them, they will not turn the other cheek. that brand of militancy has forced other negro leaders to become more aggressive. it is the implied threat of increasing muslim power that makes some whites more willing to negotiate with the so-called moderate groups. to that extent, the black muslims are making a major contribution to the drive for equal rights. >> there are several organizations emphasizing several methods of attack and at times competing for leadership of the revolution. the national association for the advancement of colored people, born when this century was 10 years old, took what it called a renewed struggle for civil and political liberty into the

all of them searching for 18—year—old muhammad and his 16—year—old brother, ali. the teenager's 15—year—old cousin managed to swim ashore. we saw the young lad come back in, he had just trousers on, no top, and he was, like, shaking. and they took him out of the coastal van with, we think, it was his sister. and they put him straight into an ambulance. this vast beach at st anne's pier is popular at this time of year, but people who know it well say visitors can get into difficulty. the beach, although it looks flat, isn't. if you're on the higher ground and looking out to sea, not paying attention to what happens behind you, the water can come in behind you and next minute you know, you've got to at least wade ashore or, if it gets too deep, swim ashore. at lunchtime today, the difficult decision was made. despite all their efforts, the coast guard suspended the search. and, this evening, the brothers‘ family arrived at its office, minutes after hearing two bodies had been found. they're yet to be formally identified, but police say they are believed to be

but also the prophet muhammad and wimbush if youou'll decide for this by. your neighbors and then by the villagers b basicaly many it got yes yes absolutely those were my words. our culture piece- i called for peaceful co existence i'm gonna be something that is the message of jesus chrisist our salon. that is also. messages hope prophet muhamammad you do a lot dial which room be together in harmony okay it lumbered i dodo wish to clarify data. these women or settling the score. there was a runner shoot with the head of my vilillage did you know we're gonna try to get a gun you know what do you do this man had previously insulted my daughters well known everyone get guiuiding an economy these women who. choose me they insulted me as well. did i tell felt offended by don't say. do you. . have going on for a year. funny couple up and i got all my name is jay. it got. its name on up on the used a drink of water. but it as an excuse i'm not claiming i was forbidden to drink from the same couples muslims. saying i was unclean i was accused of blasphemy i was. in

it being quarterbacked by the president of the united states itself on calls with bibi netanyahu and muhammad bin zayed and it took courage by other leaders, as well. as you indicated there have only been three of these peace treaties since israel's founding and it's a hoististorical accomplishment. we fanned out as soon as this was announced and i've been on the phone with leaders in the region and the president has jared kushner has, secretary pompeo has and we are quite hopeful that we can build on this momentum and i can't give a time line because these are the toughest negotiations in the world to broker peace within israel and the arab and islamic world and we are confident that we think there are a couple of other countries that will get onboard soon and i'm curious about that. >> i'm saudi arabia, because they're the guardians of islam, do they end up the la could they be next? >> it's possible they could be next. islam, as you know, chuck, are the king of saudi arabia, the keeper of those two sites and the other two sites are the al aqsa mosque and king hussein of jordan supervises t

muhammad is a research fellow at the beirut based carnegie middle east center mohammed so how did the conflict of interest between the banks and the politicians 1st unfold how did it start. done for the during the 1990 s. after the law of the men. and the consultation or system in which you have different sects leadership leaders sharing power after that we we had a banking sector which was divided along the same fault line on the same confessional lines and so the the business leaders and also the politicians became partners in the government started taking more and more. loans to fund their we construction of the country based on the promise dot you know one lebanon signs an agreement peace agreement with israel the international community would wipe off our debt and pay it off. by have to some. and you know by by being very well positioned with a with a good infrastructure that the country could actually you know face. the increased competition brought in by an agreement a peace agreement with israel that was the promise under which these massive reconstruction projects were undert

but others gathered for the ritual morning of the prophet muhammad's grandson him and his signing ceremony title one in the shia calendar is different in tito this year but remained fundamentally the same. and we turn to football now in germany general manager all over beer hall has left the door open for thomas venter to return to the national team and there was among 3 senior players dropped last year as coach yogi live tried to freshen up his side but despite insisting the focus was still on use their hof told the w that you can never say no in football. but i mean it forwards thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being side. lined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life that by and a key part of this season's triple winner has been exiled from the germany national team could he now be recalls in it to interview germany general manager of a beer hof said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. you lose as a coach and. made a hard decision to put our. world champions like months holist to listen. you can never s

the religious violence spread beyond iowa with yet muhammad childhood's father and uncle of more than 2000 people who were killed around the country leading members of the hindu nationalist bought at the edge on the party are on trial for conspiring to destroy the mosque the b j p had long promised to build a temple this is the fulfillment of from mr the listen. and this is a different new moment for india. the party gained more political support after the mosques destruction was busy studying woman. then gradually become a symbol of secularism that is where the destruction really created a new kind of political environment created a new kind of political force. that force ultimately is not ruling the country. the b.j. people 1st elected to govern the country in the general election following the mosques destruction after the legal battles over the site's owner the supreme court ruled last year that it belongs to to handle this now 30 years after he joined the campaign for temple prime minister narendra modi is inaugurating its construction elizabeth for an al jazeera new delhi. hong

they are yet to be formally identified, but are believed to be muhammad and ali shabbir. the department of health and social care has neither confirmed nor denied reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. the sunday telegraph reports today that the organisation's pandemic response work was to be merged with nhs test and trace, into a new body called the institute for health protection. the department of health says it's important to "learn the right lessons" from coronavirus for the future. 0ur health editor, hugh pym has more. public health england were strongly criticised for its involvement in a very controversial decision back in march to suspend community testing and tracing and focus capacityjust on hospitals. not long after that, ministers realised they really did need to build up a big testing network which then arguably happened too little too late. it is understood that in the next couple of days the government will announce a big shake—up, moving responsibilities from public health england for the pandemic, surveillance and testing and

worked for the poor crown prince of muhammad bin nayef as its intelligence advisor so he worked very closely with u.s. country intelligence in terms of joint operations between the united states and saudi arabia in fact left saudi arabia because he feared that the present crown prince would take over from hamad bin nayef which was indeed what happened but since then he's been in exile in canada the state department making very clear in that letter that should there be any accusations of wrongdoing against him by the saudi. authorities then they've got to proceed in a formal legal matter according to the rule of the law now one must notice well that the saudis approached interpol for an arrest warrant and they refused to give one saying that the saudis motivation was political rather than criminal so here we've got a situation where the state department making very clear that it sees him as a very valuable man and making very clear to that it has on a number of occasions it says approached the saudi authorities about the status of his children who are being held in detention they now

the indian city of bangalore sparked by an allegedly offensive social media post about the prophet muhammad dozens were injured when protesters clashed with police who fired on the crowd the post on facebook was made by a relative of a local politician elizabeth purana has more now from new delhi. bangalore the police are saying that what they're calling a very large mob of people gathered outside the home of a politician who belongs to the congress party and that they set to their cause on fire they say that the mob was angry because of an alleged post by this politician's nephew which was offensive to islam's prophet mohammed they say that a very large group of people then dispersed that they went around this neighborhood forcing shopkeepers to close this stores and then damaging property and setting vehicles on fire they then went to 2 different police stations police are saying that they set between 202250 police vehicles on fire that they were throwing stones at police demanding that police arrest this politician's relative who allegedly made the facebook post police said that they tri

the hitman said to have been sent by muhammad and solomon just days after journalist was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october 28th seen jabali wants damages from the crown prince for allegedly orchestrating an attempted extradition judicial killing and for violating international law green bags director at the center an international security at fordham university school of law and she's joining us live by skype from you walk thanks very much indeed for being with us why do you think this lawsuit is being filed in the united states 1st of all. a very good question i think the law as it has everything to do with shining a light on the situation of mr are great and maybe they think that bringing this lawsuit or attempting to bring this lawsuit is the best way for whites in the united states is because there are laws that even though he is not in the united states he is not a u.s. citizen and there are laws that this can be brought under at least that's what the complaint asked for and those laws are the torture victim protection at which includes. attempts to conduct

the hitmen one allegedly sent by muhammad bin solomon just days after a journalist was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul and october 28th. seeking damages from the crown prince but allegedly orchestrating an attempted extra judicial killing and for violating international law for more on this let's cross live to mike hanna in washington d.c. mike there's a surprising amount of detail in this lawsuit what more do we know about since. when indeed yes it's $106.00 pages senate contains exhausting detail in terms of what is alleged to be the crown prince guidance of a hit squad which came to the united states according to the court papers and then was prevented entry into canada by alert border officials but within the court papers as well is the allegation that the crown prince texted. on a number of occasions asking him to come back to saudi arabia he left saudi arabia back in 2017 however then these messages escalated into major threats saying that he would be dealt with also within the court papers is a flow chart which indicates an identifies of members of the alleged hi

on thursday accusing saudi crown prince muhammad bin sultan of sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill him mike hanna has more. patrick leahy was one of 4 senators who sent a letter to the white house last month in the letter the senators expressed their concern about what they call the abduction in saudi arabia of saad algebras son and daughter in his court filing algebras said his children now aged 20 and 21 were being held as what he called human bait to lure him out of hiding the state department has now responded to the senator's concerns in a letter to senator leahy it describes toddles job as a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with the u.s. to ensure the safety of americans and saudis. it also states that any persecution of family members is unacceptable adding that it has made repeated requests to the saudi government about the status of his son and daughter. was an adviser to the previous crown prince mohammed bin nayef here but in his court filing he says he left saudi arabia because he feared what would happen if and when muhammad been someone took

totally in the hands of muhammad but some are so we mean it's it's unfortunate it's a city that's the only thing i can say i don't think so so that a bit deserves to be have this this kind of a base and you mentioned some reputational damage there for riyadh i mean this is a lawsuit found in the u.s. what's a significant reduction we potentially see some pascall fall out here and the relationship between riyadh and washington d.c. . you know this is this is this is really serious you know you report the from washington just mentioned that maybe a job or you know things but the but since he has connections who are american intelligence services he probably has a better chance here in the united states but honestly i mean you know what he has a better chance no matter what the united states because they might have states government and specific person b. and they congress repeat demanding a lot of change and so diplomacy at the words that people the words that yemen and the words dissidents so he does this is as far as i'm concerned this is a very smart move started to do this and one s

muhammad ali was the exception. i'm just saying it's so widespread today that the culture has changed. >> yeah. the situation has reached critical mass. and i know people will get on me or us for saying this, but you can not have a more stark contrast with this happening during the week of the republican convention, and most of those voices there standing not just in sympathy with. you don't have to agree with the rioting. you don't have to agree with every assertion made by every nba player or every person who is in sympathy with the cause of "black lives matter." there are legitimate disagreements there. but so many of the voices at the republican national convention stand in stark opposition and cannot even bring themselves to express basic sympathy with the overall issue, not just to say, oh, yeah, there are one-offs and there are exceptions, no, there's a systemic problem here, and it resonates all the more because it has such historical antecedents. if you can't acknowledge that no matter where you fall, gener

city of being a little violent sparked by an allegedly offensive social media post but the prophet muhammad dozens were injured 20. testers clashed with police who fired on the crowd a facebook post was made by a relative of a local politician elizabeth prana reports. the charred remains of a violent protest burned out vehicles are strewn on the streets of bengal police say that's after a 1000 people went to the home of a politician on tuesday night angry about an alleged facebook post by his relative which insulted as labs prophet muhammad they said vehicles on fire outside the home and destroyed property in the neighborhood or that's a lot of. muslim men came from there between 930 to 10 there were around 20 of them getting beaten so they brought the idiom and came here the only targeted our street and in our street they destroyed at least 2 auto rickshaws 3 cars and 22 windows they also broke all the windows of our house and. the protesters then went to 2 police stations and set at least $200.00 motorbikes on fire police say they were forced to shoot at the crowds of people who wouldn't

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violent protests thousands of people took to the streets over the provocative post about the prophet muhammad which was allegedly written by a relative of a local politician. hong kong pro-democracy media tycoon jimmy lie has been freed on bail 40 hours after he and other critics of china were arrested as part of a crackdown on dissent his supporters greeted him as he was released waving copies of his tabloid uppal daily the 71 year old was detained on charges including colluding with foreign forces it's a new offense on the chinese territories new national security law it comes after around $200.00 police officers searched the news room of his tabloid which is unapologetically critical of beijing. our correspondent phoebe kong in hong kong has been following this story all along and jimmy and other activists are free again on bail does this mean that authorities there are no longer see them as a threat. well it's not just a. correlation in this way but. we have to know that all of the rest well we are released on bail which means the investigation you know. the case isn't over yet but it's l

coronavirus pandemic is the highlight of a holy month that marks the death in battle of the prophet muhammad's grandson who say. this is w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or a with our website w dot com. oh . boy. it's. easy to. stop. ok wouldn't it be great if you could silence noise just like that we all know this only works on t.v. let's face it if i would sit here every single day i would presumably be death or sick in any case especially road traffic noise is a risk to your health and well being. headaches dizziness and tonight is just some illnesses that can be caused by noise. a moment of quiet nothing but. blissful. unfortunately. our everyday lives are usually different when confronted with all sorts of noise 24 hours a day closing out isn't an option sounds become noise when they disturb us often when they're very loud but it's not just a question of volume psychologist daniel crystal says noise can't be described in purely physical terms. noise isn't an acoustic property it's a sensation but it is related to the acoustic properties of the sound. the l

a sparked a violent protests thousands of people took to the streets of the post about the prophet muhammad. believed to have been written by a relative of a local politician. in singapore started to destroy 9 tons of seized elephant ivory and what it says is the largest such option action in recent years authorities hope to disrupt the global supply chain of illegally traded ivory conservationists say the trades pushed elephant poaching to crisis levels in asia and africa. but many palestinians only know gaza the way it is today a war zone surrounded by israel and controlled by hamas but memories of another gaza do exist in the form of black and white photos where they were taken by an armenian photographer who bought one of the territory's only studios until the 1970 s. the w.'s tanya crabb has been looking at efforts to preserve this important part of gazan history is a preview of her documentary collective memories which begins airing on doubly this week. maher one saran 0 helping to preserve gaza's history. this box contains photographs from the 1940 s. through the 1970 s. they pass of

muhammad ali, his career and his freedom in some ways damaged. colin kaepernick loses his nfl career because of it. the stakes in going all in are tremendous. >> reporter: one columnist believes this latest protest by nba players could end up being the most powerful statement of them all. >> they set out postseason games which no nfl player, nba player, athlete of any kind ever wants to do. they work their whole lives to get to the postseason, to get to the playoffs. >> reporter: the analysts we spoke to say this is just the beginning of protests like this. that this is proefprotest refle fact that athletes now realize they power they have. they have more control over the money, theviewership, than they've ever had before. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> this was no doubt an historic week in the world of sports. our thanks to brian. >>> we'll have more news in a moment. >>> first, this programming note. disinformation, lies. cnn films presented "after truth." a film that looks at how fake news is used as a weapon against democracy. "after truth"

champion and wants to turn professional muhammad an emo is a promising 24 year old. 15 year old model ones that who's never had a competitive fight and 2 young women called my mom. one more experience than the other. not because why did 130. but how is actually the 1st club in costa blanca to admit female boxers. in the sport when the net is confronted to any shadow of the nature of football back home there is probably a diverse number by real votes. crime in 3 miserable of. course and then. come. to which of can we have books. tantrum now tell me that. there are so i'm going to. try to sell or see a deal. with your. right and then shop my stuff. but. it costs 2 euros to join but ha. saga has almost 200 young members. as part of a government youth association scheme he doesn't have to pay rent or electricity. but he does have to maintain the consequently from his own income as a parking attendant. 0. 000. 0 from a. machine gun that you. know about college in the world who would be he has value you know not ok not really consider him a good idea what to do with little camcorder don't g

since you're doing a boxing analogy on can think of is muhammad ali and george foreman. muhammad ali took blow after blow after blow for round after round, tiring out george foreman , and finally he drops warm and because foremen cannot fight back anymore. -- he drops george foreman because george foreman cannot fight back anymore. i think the key to this is women , married, with school-age children, who are more concerned about the health and safety of their families than they are with reopening schools and the economy. they are the ones most likely to be undecided. they're the ones who do not like either candidate. those are the people who these timid should be focused on. -- who these candidates should be focused on. up to this point, the character and attributes of a candidate have mattered more. this election may be different because we have a health care crisis, we have a covid crisis, and economic crisis, and a social justice crisis. we have never gone into an election with 70 challenges in the last 50 years. just maybe this time, policy will trump persona -- pers

by the rebels who fought the french like muhammad on the odyssey wrote themselves into chin is uniform he survived to fight the french many more times but was finally hanged by them in 1924. but despite regional resistance and rebellion the majority of north africans conscripted into the french army ultimately had no choice. but to follow orders and fight. one such man was mohamed when they spoke. he had 2 daughters and money. to loose later married a man called last. who went on to fight the french occupation and the jews in palestine. their father mohammad however was decorated with the medallion military and the french military cross. house. as a tall man to see if it's literally a little miracle in the heart of the kindness of which we have the same she. sisters had to look after all good not good or we had a ballot that night had a bleed that i will bleed to wildness and there who is on board who worked or. had the fear and i don't have to fear it has some good or bad who are family has a baby too in a silly or it was down more as it looked as i say now that i could see it all who

i want to thank israel and crown prince muhammad of the united emirates two fantastic people for their vision and their leadership and i look forward to hosting them at the white house very soon to formally sign the agreement and probably be doing it over next three weeks. and they'll be coming to washington. so that was a tremendous day that was a tremendous thing that happened. and great sign we have a lot of other interesting things geng on with other nations also having to do with peace agreements, and a lot of big news is coming over next three weeks i'm sure you'll be impressed andng very importantla great thing for our country and great thing for the world so thank you very much. please go ahead. >> thanks mr. president i appreciate it. ept to ask you about school age kids and food what is the real problem when you shut down the schools these are kids on free lunch programs they need these meals to make it through their day and with districts shutting down school what if anything can the federal government do to mac surefe that the kids still get meals if one of the schools are

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i look back at muhammad ali, who everyone looks back on now and respects and loves and thinks my god, what an amazing american, what an extraordinary thing he did. at the time, we forget, he was vilified. i mean, he was destroyed. or attempted to be destroyed. people just hated him. white america was outraged at what he was doing. and yet, in years later, we look back and suddenly everyone loves him. er for it's so interesting to me, these players are being vilified and for taking what they believe is a principaled stand. and i just wonder how inlens of history will look at this years from now. if it will be like for muhammad ali. >> we can look at what happened to colin kaepernick when he decide heed was going to start kneeling and actually the strike was on the anniversary of that act. so, he was vilified. he lost his ability to play in the nfl for that. and four years later you have the message of black lives matter. ritsz clear they're on the right side of this issue. these men and women were black before they ever picked opbasketball or decided to engage in any sport. for us to s

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chamber's conclusion as to the lack of evidence that mr nessie or mrs sabra participated in the quote muhammad deceit unquote the quote abduction unquote of mr us or the dissemination of the false claim and therefore precludes that liability as a. accomplices the trial chamber therefore finds that mr nesis and mr sabras liability as accomplices for the crimes charged has not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. the trial chamber's determination that the prosecution failed to prove the 2 accused took part in the folds claim is faisal to the charge of conspiracy against them the trial chamber therefore finds that mr n.s.e. and mr sabur cannot be found responsible for conspiracy to commit a terrorist act as charged in count one on the indictment but. turning to mr hasan had been. mr sole plaited role in the conspiracy is as the coordinator of the false claim of responsibility this depends upon mr and mr sabra acting as chad jd concerning the conspiracy and the alleged calls to and from mr bad to dean in the green network and in particular mr abu adust his disappearance. the only reliable eviden

and muhammad had. lost everything in the violence my sawmill is here we have thousands of dollars worth of wood they set everything on fire they killed my husband and brother in law. the koran in our mosque and started stomping on the pages we tried collecting the pages. getting. started attacking people. the religious violence spread beyond muhammad child's father and 2 of more than 2000 people who were killed around the country leading members of the hindu nationalist bought at the edge on the party are on trial for conspiring to destroy the mosque the b j p had long promised to build a temple it was 1st elected to govern the country in the general election following the mosques destruction. then. that is where the destruction really created a new. force. that force. in the country. after the legal battles of the sides on a ship the supreme court ruled last year that it belongs to him now 30 years after he joined the campaign for a temple prime minister and that in for more he is inaugurating its con

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