my mission was the amadou diallo foundation.ation in 2001 and since then, we've given scholarship to african stu d e nts we've given scholarship to african students who were also struggling, like amadou. that helped to heal me a little bit. i don't want anyone to ever forget who my child was. i want him to be remembered by the life he lived, not the way he had died. the mother of amadou diallo telling the story of her son and also his legacy. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala we love to hear from you. stay with us. more headlines coming up. a fairly blustery end to the day. even though the wind is going to stay strong, temperatures are going to drop. across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales especially, where hill snow may be an additional hazard. at the moment, some lively showers working during the second half of the night, showers coming into north wales, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. still some gusty wind for some. a few centimetres of snow here and the

tell us about general amadou haya sanoga. >> general amadou haya sanoga just been nominated in august. he used to be captain amadou haya sanoga. he led the coup in march 2012. he removed the former president and was leader. he was a powerful man during the last year. but criticism has come. what is claiming a fight. he was ruling the country, he couldn't fight in the north. since the french intervention, the power of the soldiers around general amadou haya sanoga have been diminished. what we see today is maybe a return to a normal state in mali. >> even in the north? >> in the north the situation is fluid. the situation is more stabilized than a few months back, but there is a lot of issues to be solved. until the army secures of the north >> what is happening in mali in terms of the political prorks the polls held last sunday? is this a march towards democracy that is unstoppable. >> unstoppable is a big assumption. what we see is the fact that the president feels strong enough to lead the arrest of the former leader, moving forward until the summer. the ruler of mali over the last

amad himself has undergone an interview process tojoin the gmp. has undergone an interview process towarning to greater manchester police that leaking or using so—called police sources to justify alleged criminality by their officers can only be seen as a deliberate attempt to interfere with the investigation. i want to start now with what sparked the incident, something that we have heard nothing about to date. a woman was travelling back from her holiday in pakistan. she was feeling unwell on the plane, and as a result use the empty seat next to her to be able to sit more comfortably. shortly after making use of the seat, she could hear a male muttering in the row behind her. at first, she paid no attention, but then the e—mail went out of his way over the course of the next several hours to subject her to a tirade of alleged racial abuse. he repeated the called her a pitch, and referred to her... she was scared the ten hag three was going to become physical and assault her. despite her appeals to the qatar airlines cabin crew, they did nothing to intervene. she appealed to him to c

and he says, "the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad."adds, "special activities" — you know what that is. iran's foreign minister quickly responded to his death with this tweet... israel is widely assumed to have been responsible. but why now? iran's nuclear programme was constrained under an international deal signed in 2015. but in 2018, donald trump pulled the us out of the deal — and iran has been growing its stockpile of nuclear material. mr trump is reported to have looked at — and then decided against — a military strike just two weeks ago. but israel may now be seeking to take advantage of the window whilst he's still in office. this is very clearly timed in order to impede restoration of the iran nuclear deal. trump has made it very clear he's wanted to kill the deal, he hasn't succeeded in four years, he has two months left. and this is an effort to do so in order to provoke iran's own hardliners into resisting diplomacy. the killing is already causing anger in iran, but it's not yet clear how it might retaliate — and what that

amad said this wing mostly housed foreigners. they turned one wall into a blackboard. >> donkey, monkey. so, someone was learning and teaching english and arabic. >> reporter: tice has been missing for so long, tonight the fbi put out a photo of what he might look like today at 43. the rebels, who are now in power here, tell me they are looking for tice. and today they handed over another american who'd been held by the assad regime, travis timorman, to u.s. forces. lester? >> all right. richard engel. thanks. >>> also tonight, there is renewed hope for a ceasefire and hostage release deal in gaza. andrea mitchell has our new reporting. andrea, this could happen in the coming weeks or even days. >> exactly, lester. u.s. and israeli officials say there is growing optimism about a deal because hamas has agreed to big concessions. a senior biden official says a big factor was president-elect trump warning that hamas will have hell to pay if they don't release hostages before he takes office. the biggest factor hamas backers, iran an

tell us why you did that. >> i created the amadou diallo foundation in the aftermath of it was tragic and very painful. so i wanted to turn my pain into purpose to carry the mission and his legacy. my son came here to work hard, earn money and pay his way to college. he never got a chance. so the circumstance in which he was killed has created a rift in the city and nationwide. i believe his legacy should be turned into something positive. ernie: you're doing that. you mentioned his dream, that he wanted to go to college. now you're providing scholarships for so many young people. >> yes. before he came, he was well educated. he went to many different countries. he spoke five languages. he spoke french, english, thai, spanish and our native tongue. and he went to singapore. he went to international schools he went to singapore and he went to take computer science classes. but he always believed and had this american dream. he wanted to come to america to achieve his goals. ernie: you are honoring that dream and his life by what you're doing. you're working to improve community relatio

>> amad came to the park with some of his new family so we could get to meet them. his parents and five of his new siblings joined them. some of the older ones have already grown up and left home. but there's still plenty of family ready to make ahmad feel welcome and most of all, feel safe. >> we had to keep assuring him that he was safe. that no one was going to harm him. that this was going to be a permanent home. he was getting a whole big family. he had plenty of protection around him. >> debra and anthony mclean met in the military in germany and decided in addition to biological children, that they wanted to help foster kids as well. >> well we had taken care of over 86 children in the 23 years that we've been fostering and adoptive parents. >> he says they started adopting their foster children when they

amad thomas makes a nice pass. game tied up at 12. a little bit later in the first half, dylan slater finds amad thomas. asheville trails 25 to 19. in the second half, it's thomas again. this time with the layup. this game is very close. right now asheville trailing gardner gardner webb. remain unbeaten in conference today. game tied at 56. ten seconds to go. gardner webb's candace brown gets the go ahead bucket. gardner webb up by two. asheville has one final chance. gardner webb holds on to beat asheville. >>> of course the carolina panthers will play their biggest game of the season sunday against seattle. carolina will host seattle. this will be the second time the panthers will play the seahawks this season. >> must see tv. you know, you got good players on both side of the ball. on both teams, you know, that's why you pretty much come to the league when you look and you eye match-ups like this. >> luke: it's going to be fun on i'll be at the game and have coverage for you tomorrow. >> tammy: awesome. you see cam styling and prof

well, amadou ba of the...soned on separate charges. ousmane sonko was supposed to run on the ticket of the opposition but there was a defamation conviction, which automatically disqualifies him from contesting in this particular election. there had to be a replacement and diomaye was chosen to run on the ticket of the opposition. they were just released a little over week before this particular election. that was thomas naadi. crumbling courts, a lack of defence lawyers and not enough legal advisors — just some of the reasons given for 66,000 court cases in england and wales that remain stuck in limbo. for victims of sexual abuse, the long wait forjustice can be particularly difficult — and there are fears that delays may be deterring some people from reporting it. our reporterjosie hannett has been looking at this situation in south—east england. it was 38 years ago, i was ten—years—old and i was terrified. i froze on the spot. matt hayward is talking about his experience of being abused as a child by a famil

you for joining us we begin the program with some breaking news the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning bally was taken to hospital after he fainted during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam let's speak to nicholas talk to now who is in senegal a force as some of us 1st of all what else do we know of around what happened. well the death was just announced moments ago but it happened around midday today he was just before he went into the company bidding he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he's working for the decades to come and for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the vendor in iraq. coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting suddenly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reas

>> he is the son of i amad mouyini one of the most symbolic. this is a son for hezbollah. special forces tremendous symbolic and political value for hezbollah. not only jihad mounigha was killed but several commanders. this is a very painful, not only militarily but symbol lick that he was celebrated as one of the foremost commanders in hezbollah. >> remind us for people who don't know the i hopes and out ofs of this why is that in some ways a strange situation. absolutely. what you have now in syria, it has become a battlefield, a battle field for regional powers. it's really regional powers fighting wars by probationies. on the one hand action you have turkey saudi arabia and on the other, iran and hezbollah. they have played a key part a pistol part in really allowing president assad to survive in the last four years. hezbollah in particular has major strategicing assets and in certain strategic areas inside syria. in particular in flinitra. this is an area between israel and syria. it's the soft belly of damascus. if you take it, you can drive. it's almost 20 -- only 2

they suspended amad for three days. he says he's now looking for a new school.ens, abc news, irving, texas. >>> politicians, sell ebb lreme a and. >> the president said we should inspire more kids like you to science, it's what makes america great. >> mark zuckerberg tells him to keep building and says he would love to meet him. zuckerberg invited him to visit the social media company and nasa rocket scientists chris says amad can swing by their labs any time. >> there are several new developments in the case of a man accused in the kidnapping of a woman and home invasion. matthew muller was in a courtroom today, his defense dropped a motion to suppress evidence related to his cell phone and they used it to connect him to the crimes. abc 7 news learned the kidnapped woman and her boyfriend will file a defamation suit against the police department. investigators, you may remember, initially called the kidnapping a hoax perpetrated by the couple. >>> if you think you noticed more people in san francisco than usual, you're absolutely right. more than 170,000 people

amad is returning home and will not participate in saturday's game. now the team is in denver getting ready for the preseason game against the broncos. >>> coming up, the case that could change the charges. new information about the bullet that killed kate steinleon the embarcadero. >>> also, one of the heroes who speaks about being a celebrity. >>> plus, a chaotic flight that left a good samaritan injured and sent two women to jail. >>> and good evening, the foggy conditions throughout san francisco. we'll talk more about the morning forecast and the possibility of a few showers from this storm system in just moments. inirgia . srtlaft th . >>> back to that tragic shooting in virginia. now shortly after the news crew was killed the gunman posted his own video of the shooting for users of facebook and twitter users to see. the video was captured by a camera the gunman wore. >>> and more information about regulations. terry mcsweeney went to vester's alma mater san francisco state, for answers. >> reporter: yes, a professor here at san francisco state

joining us now to talk more about the upward trend is amad. i'm going to ask you to pronounce your name. you are the senior research associate. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> why are we seeing so many of these so-called green on blue attacks? >> a recent surge in violence is predictable. we are in the middle of the fighting season and this is part of the taliban, to create fear and also regain some as they lost part of the surge of troops, but the recent spike in so-called green on blue attacks, which means the killing of american soldiers in the hands of the afghan counterparts is worrying, because this calls into question the most critical component of the obama administration strategy out of afghanistan, which is to train the afghan army, so they can defend the army. >> does it show they figured out our troop's weaknesses and how big of a concern should that be? >> it is very much important. that's why they are trying to exploit the situation to create a lack of trust between the afghan forces and also nato fo

. >>> defense secretary leon panetta meets amad car sigh. >> it follow -- amad karzai. >> it follows shooting rampage by a soldier. >> reporter: the meeting comes less than a week after an american soldier is accused of going on a shooting spree in can are a province -- kandahar province killing 16 civilians. leon panetta arrived yesterday. the trip was scheduled before sunday's shooting but that incident, the recent burning of qurans at a u.s. base and the killing of six americans in retaliation have dominated discussions. >> we will continue to face challenges. we must stay committed to achieving the mission that we are all unified in achieving. >> reporter: president obama says the plan is still to hand over security in afghanistan to local troops by the end of 2014. >> the forces are making real progress, dismantling al qaeda, breaking the taliban's momentum and training forces so they can take the lead. >> reporter: but recent events events are calling for forces to leave now. >> we have to learn the lesson from each of those incidents so that we do everything possible to make s

senegal�*s governing coalition, which is backing amadou ba, said it was �*certain�* there would be a*. up to seven million people were eligible to vote for the 19 confirmed candidates. turnout appears to have been high, especially among young people. the election comes after the outgoing president macky sall postponed a vote on february 3rd, prompting supporters of the opposition to protest in the streets. sall�*s decision was unprecedented and was condemned both at home and abroad. mr sall served two terms as president and is barred from standing again. this is the first presidential election without the incumbent running. earlier, i spoke to adele ravida, country director in senegal for the international foundation for electoral systems. she's been monitoring polling stations in dakar today. what is the atmosphere like in senegal on election day and why? this morning, the atmosphere was quite calm all over the country. the turnout was particularly high. we don't have the final figure but i was here during another election and in comparison there was a lot of people in the polling s

tlaaid ten seconds here, amad. it's really important, the president won't act, the supreme court won't act. it's up to t people. it's we the people who control what happens to this country ant ourry is going through a disaster at the moment and we need people to go out in the streets and we need them tot register toe and we need th to vote and vote those individuals out offfice if they're not willing to stand up to the. presidenthank you he so much for joining us certainly this is dll continue f voting we're going to talk aboun that com up next. maryland voters going to the polls. si there's confu after a major voting registration snafue. tom fitzgerald spoke with voters live today. tom, what's the deal? >>reporter: well, you yse could behind us, p aplere now turning out a little bit heavier than we had seen throughout most of today that's normal on a primary day. people are workng their way down to thehi polls. t question about what happened with these registration address change easies raising a lieutenant of eye

amad brooks center stage again.he ball out of drew brees's hands in the final moments. the 49ers had a victory in new orleans because of it. didn't like it this week when he was rotated in and out of the lineup vs. the giants. sat himself down. today, he explained his odd actions. >> it was an emotional reaction during the game. and i reacted out of my character. and i did not quit on the team. i did not take myself out of the game. but words that were said by me, you know, obviously couldn't be taken back. >> it's not insubordination. let's just clear that one up. got emotional on the sideline. emotions played into it, when it shouldn't. >> if it ever were to happen again, i will just keep my mouth shut and not say anything. >>> checking the panda files of course tonight. the latest out of boston has him leaving town, earlier today without a deal in place. a c cording to the boston globe tonight, he has received an offer. the same goes for that left handed pitcher, jon lester. he very well could return to the team

amad, how do you get to a cease-fire so the killing of both sides stops? >> look.alse i said we want to live in peace and stability but we have to put end for the tragedy of the palestinpeople not only in gaza. also in the west bank. we want to put in for the occupation. the occupation is the source of all evil. i think the international community should help the palestinians now to end this occupation and to give the palestinians a chance to establish their state in order to live like any people in the world. >> do you feel that the other arab states have stood by you enough? >> yeah. i think -- i think they support us. really, we are a from the regimes. all of them are keeping silent. they are looking at our people are killed and the conducted massacres and looking for us, watching us doing nothing. i also, united nations. you know gaza, gaza is about 75% of the population are civilians and i think that united nation, according to the international law, they should give them shelter and protection. no one protects the palestinians. >> mr. amad, do you think hamas

. >> reporter: al amadou is a top basketball prospect from pennsylvania what does basketball mean to you? >> almost everything. >> reporter: earlier this year the high school senior was approached about an nil deal to make a digital trading card >> you definitely profit a lot from it but i wasn't too sure about it i'm still in high school. >> reporter: amadou says he didn't take the deal, and never asked about nil during recruitment, not wanting colleges to think he was committing for the money. but he believes there are definitely nil opportunities for him in college >> i could change my mind >> reporter: paterno says college athletes being able to make money was long overdue, but he worries about bidding wars is this good for college sports >> as an old school guy, i'll tell you no. but as a guy who understands money that's involved, they got to find a place to land this plane. >> reporter: how long before this gets out of control >> oh, i'm not sure it hasn't gotten there already. >> reporter: one thing that is clear, nil is a game changer gabe gutierrez, nbc news, state college,

boss was involved in the fatal shooting of amadou diallo in the bronx back in 1999. diallo, an unarmed 24-year-old, was mistaken for a rape suspect and shot 19 times by four police officers as they thought he was reaching for a gun. diallo was reaching for his wallet. boss and three other officers were charged, tried and acquitted, found not guilty and cleared of criminal charges n 2006, boss took a leave from the department and served in iraq with the marines where he earned a medal for exemplary service. law enforcement officers explain the promotion process saying officers are not hand picked for promotions n this case with boss, as well as other officers, they pass a civil service test. we are live at 1 pp, mark santia, news 4, new york. >> thank you. crash that killed a man in yonkerss. westchester police say he was walking across the bronx river parkway when a car slammed into him. jen maxwell there was with the death that investigators say should serve as a warning to others. >> reporter: the investigation continues here in the south bound lanes of the bronx r

bassirou diomaye faye is ahead of the former prime minster amadou bar.in dakar and brought us the latest. take a listen. in the capital occur, where i am, they believe they are winning this election. the opponent amadou bar of the ruling coalition has said that he is expecting a run—off. the winner of this election would have to secure 50% of the vote and the electoral commission has until friday to declare the final result. as you mentioned earlier, some of the opposition candidates have already called opposition leader bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him.- bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him. bassirou diomaye faye to conuratulate him. �* ., ., congratulate him. and what are we exectin: congratulate him. and what are we exoecting to _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen next, - congratulate him. and what are we | expecting to happen next, thomas? the results have started trickling in. the ones that have come are not official results yet. they are just collections done

the ivory coast prime minister is died after collapsing during a cabinet meeting amadou gone $72.00 he was due to run for president in 3 months time. the un has warned of unprecedented levels of foreign interference in libya and new good terraces both sides and the countries that backed them to end the fighting and agree on a ceasefire are diplomatic editor james bays has more from un headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year the un and the international community said they would bring peace to libya instead violence has intensified with repeated war crimes mass graves and civilian casualties there are new risks as well as opportunities for peace now that general have to forces have been pushed all the way to sirte time is not on our side in libya the conflict is and then you face foreign interference breaching and dissident levels including in the delivery of sophisticated equipment and the number of mercenaries involved in the fighting. germany has been leading international efforts in january it pulled together key players at a conference in berkeley in germany now has the preside

>>¡ay, amad lo que te fta por vivir, mi cielo. >>roberto tiene razÓn.ompado, joven. no me gusta ir bancoola. >>nopues, yo estoy pa' servirle, patroncita. oiga, fÍjese que de pura casualidad pues. me enterÉe que hija esta desaparecida. >>¿cÓmo te enterast >>la verdad es que yo sÉ dÓnde estÁ su hija, pero yo no quiero que don rnando se entere. y es que traigo un apuroe lana. este es un verdadero milagro. por neroo te pocupes. >>ah. >>y cuenta con mi discreciÓn. llÉme don estÁ elizabeth. >>cÓmo no. vamos. amador: de verdad que no tienes e acomÑarme a trabajar. elizabeth: ¿estÁs enojado conmigo? >>es q no toy enojado... >>yo recordÉ que tengo unovio y rerdÉ tambien nombre, sÍ. siento por Él y si se lo queque siento por t y eso nada lo va a cambiar, amado. >>es que ese es el problema, que yo tambiÉn ento algo muy fuerte por ti, per.. puede ser. >>no qero lastimarte, pero de conocerte te una vida.es estoy muy confundida. no É. >>trquila. la virgencita va a guiarte. [♪] [♪] >>uy, mi cielo. voy a comprarte una nieve las de allÁ que... [beso] son buenÍsimas. ¿me

his move the most expensive of this transfer window and the biggest move into the bundesliga was amadou haidar as transfer to rb leipsic he cost the club nineteen million euros and treads a familiar path he's the fifteenth player to move from red bull salisbury to red bull owned leipzig youth has been a trend among bundesliga signings league leaders dortmund brought in twenty year old argentinian out of the to be as they look to stay ahead in the title race stuttgart new center back on cabot is even younger and another teenager to arrive in the bundesliga is byron's out fun so davies the canadian joins the reigning champions for ten million euros as their only major newcomer but overall it was a quiet transfer window for the bavarians who were unable to make a star signing this january. you're watching e.w. news coming up next in d w business in parts of asia it's the run up to celebrations for the start of the year of the pig so why is everyone at a popular hong kong restaurant ordered dog steaming portions of the honorable animal. to find out. you don't think the five. bursts. home is

. >> amade up what i said about being on top of the victim. i lied about him strangling the victim. that was a lie. ryan never touched the victim. >> i think what's more important saying is he's saying repeatedly i lied to the jury. i committed purgery. erikson told at trial couldn't be true. >> the whole story about the robbery is preposterous. >> she points out that his wall let wasn't taken. missing. >> what'd they do take his watch >> erikson had a with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. no. ferguson is actually >>> in 2012, she was hoping to convince a new judge that the wrong man went on trial. >> so this is the

continue to define you know what the but i'm very sure that it's going to be about all right that's amadou gotta fall managing their excess and be a africa talking to us from johannesburg thank you. so fine we're not wanting to pull the wool over your eyes but the world sheep sharing championships and the way in france right now the current bowl champion and had they cheering south africa's buy and sing showing a was they to put on a show off just how it's 10 freeing the based of its feast in just a few seconds. south africa is a world leader in sheep sharing and hopes to carry off the title again this year. 2 times world champion by an sagan issue of the ses he wants to teach the next generation of cheers. i won right. and i'm thinking since i won i'm going to go back to south africa to teach young people who will join the competition in 2020 scotland. and that is it from the diving news africa for now as always you can catch all story is on our website on facebook saying so next time i bang. her 1st economy much of. your is granted moment arrives. join your regular jane on her journey ba

egyptian authorities arrested muhammad amad in the past week or so. he's 45 years old and the leader of a group that took part in the deadly attack in benghazi, libya on september 11th. he appears to be ambitious and big plans for the group. this is what we know about him. a former egyptian jihad member and released arab spring and setting up terror training camps in libya and egypt with help from al qaeda in yemen. he tried to set up al qaeda in egypt. some of his followers were part of the assault on the consulate. this shows that the muslim brotherhood may be willing to assist the u.s. in going after terrorist. meanwhile secretary of state hillary clinton will testify before the house and senate about the benghazi attacks and the obama reaction to it. the independent review board should have it done soon secretary of state will testify . also in the war on terror, a u.s. drone took another al qaeda leader pakistan tribal leaders say a senior al qaeda commander that just areiched in pakistan a couple of days and a north delone strike took him out. h

forward to continuing to define you know what the what i was racially is going to be about right that's amadou gotta fall managing their excess in africa talking to us from johannesburg thank you. so finally we're not wanting to pull the wool over your eyes but the world sheep shearing championships are underway in france right now the current will champion and had played cheering south africa as. a was they to put on a show off just how it's 10 freeing the beast off its feast in just a few seconds. south africa is a well data in sheep sharing and hopes to carry off the title again this year. 2 times world champion by the ses he wants to teach the next generation of shares. i one writes. i'm thinking since i'm one of his i'm going to go back to south africa to teach young people who would join the competition in 20 twentieth's scotland. and that is it from the news africa for now as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page so next time i bank. robber i'm going to go. back to. the cold cruel excess so venturous journey along the germany. i'm sure excited about what

they've also signed amad diallo from atalanta, but he won'tjoin untiljanuary.ling leaves united. he's gone to roma for 13.6 million. so that's united, now to arsenal. they are still hoping to sign atletico madrid midfielder thomas partey. i'm told the deal is very close. arsenal have agreed to pay his 45 million pound buyout clause. they are just hoping to get that one over the line now. and finally, some other deals that we have from today. everton spent big on defender ben godfrey from norwich. hejoins for 25 million. meanwhile, theo walcott has left the club. he's off to southampton on loan. matteo guenduzzi is leaving arsenal for hertha berlin on loan. and leeds havejust signed rennes winger raphinha for 17 million pounds. so a busy deadline day still a few more bits to look, out for this evening, and mark of courtse you can keep and mark of course you can keep across it all on the bbc sport website and social media. tammy abraham, ben chilwell and jadon sancho have been told that they can'tjoin up with england today while the fa tries to ascertain if the t

i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone could be but he has died unexpectedly at the age of 61 going clear but he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october and his passing raises questions about who will replace him in that race the cause of death has not yet been disclosed but clearly had a heart transplant 8 years ago and had just received medical treatment in france. a reporter girl in foma told us what could be belize death means for ivory coast. it's a big shock 5 rickles suddenly because he was only in march so i declared being the presidential candidate for the ruling party as you said earlier the election coming up this year in october. tomorrow and so all these. him as a kind of presidential candidate is because i was president since 2010 has only 2 to 5 years one term and there was a big movement and it's all over africa to restrict these long time no ever standing presidents so he said he couldn't go another time and. he is one of his closest allies so that was his decisio

we can go back to rodney king. 30 years ago amadou diallo brutalized. eric garner was killed in new york much in the same way six years earlier. outrage but not international outrage. it's the same between covid and mr. floyd's murder. we are one. we are connected. when you killed mr. floyd, you killed my brother, my family member. >> and i stand with the protestors. >> reporter: just as millions of american families have watched has the cuomo family in a grand house where old and new memories meet. >> all the family holidays were here. my mother did the renovation of the whole mansion. so my mother can walk into a room now, she'll tell you exactly every piece of furniture, every piece of fabric. so there are a lot of great memory. >> reporter: new york's former first lady matilda cuomo hasn't seen the house or her son lately. >> when did you see your mother last? >> oh, breaks my heart. i have not seen her since this started. i put myself in a lot of situations where i might be exposed. my mother is still young, but she is in a category where she is vu

have spared 2 goals ahead at half time but justin clovers pulled a goal back for life sake and after amadouhaidar was stripped muscles of its i made it to 2 from the penalty spot and that's how it finished. it washing day to be news and here's a reminder of our top story security council talks oh excuse me we should be doing the bundesliga now and actually will spit secured champions league berth by drawing with life as a thought meant by beating minds outspoken void really bremen had a 1000000000 the drop with a draw against cologne and hoffenheim grabbed a point each freiburg how champions league by a minute to a draw relegated to stand francis leverkusen share the spoils with belin and stuttgart downed glad. and now for that recap that i promised you. will see at the top of the next hour of. every day. for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation law how do we make cities screamer how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the flow of waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over the for storage.

but i'm very sure that it's going to be about all right that's amadou gotta fall managing their excess in africa talking to us from janice but thank you. so finally we're not wanting to pull the wool over your eyes but the world sheep shearing championships are underway in france right now the current will champion and had played cheering south africa's showing he was there to put on a show off just how it's 10 freeing the beast off its feast in just a few seconds. south africa is a well gaita in cheap sharing and hopes to carry off the title again this year. 2 times world champion by is a good issue and he says he wants to teach the next generation of shearers. who have i won right. and i'm thinking since i'm one of these i'm going to go back to south africa to teach young people who will join the competition in 2020 in scotland. and that is it from b w news africa for now as always you can catch what our story is on our website and facebook page so the next time i back. quality technology. where. equal technology with no frills at affordable prices. from the electric pick ups. to las

a second was added just over ten minutes later, amadou haidara coming in unmarked from the right handake it 2—0. united had been 5—0 winners when the sides met at old trafford in october but it was leipzig who added another, justin kluivert putting the home side three up. a glimmer of hope came with a bruno fernandes penalty. and then there was real hope when paul pogba headed onto harry maguire and another ricochet sent it into the goal to make it 3—2. and they almost had another stroke of luck, but the leipzig defender had his goalkeeper to thank for preventing an own goal. the defeat sends 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side out of the competition and into the europa league instead. chelsea were already through to the knockout stages. they went behind against russian side krasnador. ex—newcastle winger remy cabella got the goal. but, the lead didn't last long, jorghino levelled from the penalty spot and it finished that way. lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo renewed old rivalries. barcelona and juventus were just playing for top spot in their group. two penalties from ronaldo gave the ita