this week, we're in kazakhstan. the view from the top!country in the middle of central asia... full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they're now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. grunts it feels good to make the sound, but i don't know what they are saying. woo! this is a lot of fun! theme music plays i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now, things have changed here. back in 1991, it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then, it's been under the president nazarbayev, who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, however, this country has undergone a

along for the ride was a friend and olympic kazakhstan snowboard trainer.a height of 150 metres and, let me tell you, it might look placid from a distance but it is an entirely other story once you're up there. it is a little bit windy today but we are on the singing sands and that's always how it is here, i guess. i've gone snowboarding before, what are the differences with sand boarding? 0k. lean back? he laughs. but before long... ..we are starting to get the hang of it. and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end, and what a ride it was. yeah! to end this look back at 2018, we couldn't finish without remembering that this year we said goodbye to a familiar travel show face. he has now swapped being on the tv for playing a leading man in hollywood. ever since i can remember, my family has been my whole life. rachel! henry has been with us since the start, back in 2014. we've had plenty of adventures together, clocked up countless miles, and hollywood success could not have happened to a nicer bloke, so good luck, henry, and as a parting gift from e

to be a successful businessman he imported goods from kazakhstan to china the chinese authorities noticed him and accused him of propagating culture in china that's why he was sent to reeducation camp. they made us recite texts all day long about how great the government and the communist party are we had devout to be obedient and that we loved president xi jinping had to sing songs about the communist party. kyra that was one of the few known photographs of a chinese internment camp it's punishable to take pictures that are now for the first time they're also drawing a young woman severely traumatized draws what she experienced in the camp including the constant surveillance she doesn't want to be recognized for fear of the chinese authorities and is in hiding with relatives in kazakhstan. the guards were like wolves with cold eyes. they want to destroy our culture. they use methods reminiscent of china's cultural revolution says this kazakh research that's because one of the most important economic projects the new silk road crosses change on province. does. the chinese want to keep enj

brent: two kazakhstan -- to kazakhstan, kazakhs are renouncing citizenship. china has run a massive surveillance and detention program on a province bordering kazakhstan. it has imprisoned as many as 80 million people in so-called reeducation camps, as well as forced labor. detainees say they are subjected to an doctrine is asian. human rights activists are trying to draw attention. >> every day, hundreds of people crowded into the rooms of this human rights organization and kazakhstan. they are looking for their relatives and the western chinese province. millions of ethnic kazakh's live there. >> all of them have a different history, and some people inside they get mad. some people inside are injured. and we collected more than 10,000 facts. reporterer: he and others who he escapeped have told human rights activists what is happening in the camps. he explains the daily routine consists of military drills and there is an atmosphere of total surveillance. >> everything had to be in a straight line and the corners perfectly folded. if you did not do it like th

helping the victims of china's crackdown on muslims human rights activists in neighboring kazakhstan would look to real not families suffering from the chinese government's repressive policies in the country's northwest region. and germany becomes the leaves country to save minds exclude the chinese tech giant from its high speed five g. network bunin says it has two sons about national security. son of a warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy madre to have your company. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says his country is open to a proposal to send german monitors to the strait the waterway became a flashpoint between russia and ukraine two months ago came the german foreign minister heikal moss was in moscow and france volunteers have also offered to assist in the monitoring of the street which links the black sea to the sea of. ukraine temporarily imposed martial law after russia captured three of its vessels off the coast of crimea moscow's also detained twenty four ukrainian sea men who were the crew of those vessels let's have a listen to what the russian foreign minister

yes kazakhstan his me did mrs. munger other things they are going to start using. the. alphabet. instead of the cyrillic alphabet and we don't think this will somehow. the interests of russian population we have been monitoring the situation but we always monitor the interests in the situation russians living in other countries but this is our top priority because always. this is true with kazakhstan and many other countries not only. yes but also in european countries. other parts of the world where we have. russians and i think this is our number one priority has always been you know now is regards . neo nazi. trends in eastern europe of course we're talking primarily ball to bowl to countries and unfortunately poland. we totally. denouncing any attempts to rewrite the history of world war two the greek war and rewriting history in general is not something that politicians should just be engaged in let's leave history off to historians actually have a commission historians between the russian poland and the historians meet together in the work together looking for common approa

between the nineteen games in kazakhstan. and the kick off series on this football event. we check it out the favorites and the flags and all sorts of inside info but. the twenty nine team asian cup on. the. name reset the computer game brings actually to engine teaching. that's most software can do to you can move maybe even to some of the numbers of the hunger games. it's a boon to egyptologists. tomorrow today i'm sixty minutes d.w. . told. me take the first holy are you ready with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true friends. because more than football on line sometimes books are more exciting than real life. raring to. go. but if there's no escape. ritualised. government must create. what's it like when you have the best team on your continent but no one is interested in you or your sports.

survived and has been taken to hospital and they version spokesman said the plane or route from kazakhstan overshot the runway and hit a wall as it landed. turkey has hit back at comments from u.s. president donald trump that he would devastate the country economically if it attacks kurdish forces in syria following the planned withdrawal of u.s. troops his foreign minister said ankara would not be intimidated by mr trump's tweets and that strategic partners should not communicate via social media. u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has held talks in riyadh with the saudi king and crown prince they agreed on the importance of deescalating the war in yemen where the saudis are fighting iran bad rebels was to pump air was also expected to press crown prince mohammed bin salmond of the murder of turkish journalist jamal to show . that to the united kingdom where the country's prime minister said that the country is at the start of a crucial week in its history to reason will spend the next twenty four hours doing everything she can to secure support for her controversial breck's it deal

the world number 44 from kazakhstan — who came through qualifying to reach the main draw — came from set 6—love — and plays the number 7 seed kiki bertens in the quarter—finals. the new england patriots host the la chargers in massachussets on sunday in the nfl‘s divisional play—offs. new england enter the play—offs after taking their 10th straight afc east title when they defeated the new yorkjets 38—3 in late december to earn a first—round bye. the victory over thejets also sealed an undefeated 8 and 0 record at home this season and made them the first franchise in nfl history to earn play—off berths in 10 straight seasons. the chargers progressed beating the baltimore ravens 23—17 in their wild card match obviously it is harder, it's a really impressive football team, spent a lot of time watching them in the last three or four days here. really pretty good at everything. they won 13 games. it is a good football tea m they won 13 games. it is a good football team and a lot of respect for the coaching staff, their players, the team, the way they play and what they've accomplished th

very popular in parts of the world, russia, kazakhstan, kurdistan.le there's a darker undercurrent to that, it's all fun and games until this happens. >> oh! >> as they go down those stairs, that guy dose down, she goes down harder. >> oh, my gosh. >> there's another one. yep, drops her twice, then they bundle her into the back of this car. this is when you realize how many people are taking part. a number of cars all in a row start revving their engines. everyone jumps in and eventually peels off. >> you know what brides love? bruises and broken bones before their wedding. >> you're a bit on the nose there. there is another picture posted to instagram. >> oh, my gosh. >> when they said something blue,

very popular in parts of the world, russia, kazakhstan, kurdistan. while there's a darker undercurrent to that, it's all fun and games until this happens. >> oh! >> as they go down those stairs, that guy dose down, she goes down harder. >> oh, my gosh. >> there's another one. yep, drops her twice, then they bundle her into the back of this car. this is when you realize how many people are taking part. a number of cars all in a row start revving their engines. everyone jumps in and eventually peels off. >> you know what brides love? bruises and broken bones before their wedding. >> you're a bit on the nose there. there is another picture posted to instagram. >> oh, my gosh. >> when they said something blue, they didn't mean her eyes or her nose being broken. >> how long before her wedding was this. >> i'm not altogether sure. hopefully long enough for the broken nose by the looks of it to heal. >> i would be so angry with all of them. >> it's a bit of a stupid tradition, to be honest. i understand history in different parts of the world, this has an a

engineer survived and been taken to hospital and aviation spokesman said the plane or route from kazakhstan overshot the runway and hit a wall as it landed. country is at the start of a crucial week in its history the british prime minister will spend the next twenty four hours trying to secure support for her controversial breck's a deal which currently looks as though it will be defeated in parliament tomorrow addressing employees as a factory in the english town of stoke this is may accuse some lawmakers of being prepared to use what she called every device possible to thwart britain's departure from the european union and she warned the u.k. might end up not leaving the e.u. at all if m.p.'s voted her deal down. but while no deal remains a serious risk having observed events at westminster over the last seven days it's now my judgment that the more likely outcome is a paralysis in parliament that risks there being no bricks it that makes it even more important that m.p.'s consider very carefully how they will vote tomorrow night. let's get more on this from d.w. correspondents barbara v

republic will spend two years on the security council, replacing bolivia, ethiopia, the netherlands, kazakhstan most distant object in our solar system ever to be explored. the new horizons probe is showing us the small, icy world known as ultima thule — about 6.5 billion kilometres — around 4 billion miles — from earth. 0ur science editor david shukman reports. power. go ahead, power. power is green. copy. power is green. mission control running through checks that confirm this incredible venture has worked. 0ur pointers are right where we predicted. flying right beside the most distant world ever explored. we have a healthy spacecraft. the relief of decades of planning paying off, and the scientists proud of giving us a view never possible before. science to help us understand the origins of our solar system. applause. what this spacecraft and this team accomplished is unprecedented. here's where we were just a couple of days ago. this was humanity's best image of ultima thule. well, that image is so 2018. laughter. meet ultima thule! they've discovered a strange shape, which the scientists t

russian rockets take off from their baikonur launch pad debris often rains down over siberia and kazakhstan and not just there either. large pieces of space junk have been found in regions far away from launch sites. this came from america's skylab space station increased solar activity destabilized orbit and sent it tumbling to earth around midnight on the night of july eleventh one thousand nine hundred eighty nine parts of it came down in western australia reportedly killing a cow. in january of one nine hundred ninety seven in tulsa oklahoma lottie williams was struck in the shoulder but wasn't hurt she's the only human so far to have been hit by space junk. researchers want to find out ways to clean up the earth's orbital junkyard the technology is still in the development. until they have done the planet's cloak of space waste will just keep on growing and with it the danger. that is that of your science or good morning how do you go about cleaning up space well there are a lot of ideas involving robotic arms folks lasers but the most promising one maybe is the one with. and that we s

this week — the team are in kazakhstan. welcome to bbc news.ating the stabbing to death of a man on a train in surrey say they have arrested the man who they believe is their main suspect. the man was detained at an address in the farnham area at around 6am this morning on suspicion of murder. a 27—year—old woman was also arrested on suspicion of assiting an offender. the arrests come after a 51—year—old man was killed on the journey from guildford to london yesterday in front of his 14—year—old son, in what police have described as a "violent killing". the attack happened on the 12.58 service travelling between guildford and waterloo. police said the victim and his teenage son boarded the train at around 1pm at london road station. after the attack, the suspect left the train at clandon station. officers were then called to horsley station at 1.15pm to reports of a stabbing on a train. the train line between guildford and effingham junction towards london waterloo was blocked for almost seven hours while police responded to the incident. and s

russian rockets take off from their baikonur launch pad debris often rains down over siberia and kazakhstan but not just their. large pieces of space junk have been found in regions far away from launch sites. this came from america's sky lab space station increased solar activity destabilized skylab orbit and sent it tumbling. around midnight on the night of july the eleventh one nine hundred seventy nine parts of it came down in western australia reportedly killing a cow. in january of one thousand nine hundred seventy seven in tulsa oklahoma lottie williams was struck in the shoulder but wasn't hurt she's the only human so far to be hit by space junk. research as want to find ways to clean up the orbital junkyard the technology is still in the development phase though until that's done the planets cloak of space waste will just keep on growing and with it the danger. with me this. welcome. to the city of dom any ideas coming up coming out about how we can clean space well many ideas and many ideas that sound and so i speak to they involve arms or lasers but the most promising one is mayb

are in there every single month adding twenty five thirty metric tons consistently deliver the kazakhstan you look all around the world there's all kinds of central banks that are consistently out in gold and telling us about it why would the chinese state this little ten metric ton had out of the blue for the first time like i said a couple years i think that's the biggest mystery oh they're using it as a political weapon you know they're saying look you can do trade wars with us but you know we've been buying gold and we're going to get out of dollar i'm going to crush you because they mention russia there for a second you know china is not an ally russia is an ally of the united states china is not an ally the united states that's what cable news ratings to lose track of here in america and that china won't think twice about dropping the dollar and but you know how the u.s. is going to learn that are. all right so what other central banks are buying gold krag. as you go around the world not only like a citizen the chinese the russians their cars extended in almost any global central ba

the world's most luxurious private planes he had used it for a fundraising mission to russia and kazakhstan. meninga took off ten days ago just hours after stunning zimbabwe ends with the news he was doubling fuel prices due to an economic crisis on the tarmac the man he had left in charge vice president general constantino chewing. people demonstrated against the fuel hike to ingo oversaw a government crackdown on protesters were killed many more were shot by security forces will than six hundred people have been arrested the latest high profile arrest was jeff at morier the head of the main trade union confederation he organized a general strike last week as proteus whip the country the government also shut down the internet only people with something to hide shut down the internet only people who are up to no good sat down people's rights to express in to sharing information to shedding light on a situation on monday the high court ruled the internet blackout illegal and demanded it be restored nationwide the director was issued by the minister we have no power in terms of enabling x. to

of the world's most luxurious private planes he had used it for a fundraising mission to russia kazakhstan. men and dog were took off ten days ago just hours after stunning zimbabwe ends with the news he was doubling fuel prices due to an economic crisis on the tarmac the man he had left in charge vice president general constantino chewing. when people demonstrated.

you've got snow to fall in afghanistan and beyond that it looks like the snow for too many stan or kazakhstan will dry up as i may get to sunday surprisingly so it's the high ground for the research where you find something happening asanov and fine looking weather seventeen in beirut only fourteen in baghdad and maybe increasing cloud by the time we go from sunday into monday as turkey guess the brunt of all the rain over the flooded areas but i don't think we'll see very much come for the reason lebanon or for syria or iraq that looks like a mostly cloudy picture it'll kick up the dust again but probably no more than that temperatures have not yet recovered in dire har twenty degrees but they're trying to about time get to monday otherwise a pretty dry picture the winds not overly strong they are weakening. the active and as it should be wet weather further south is showing itself as something trying to form in the mozambique channel it might fall as a tropical low to no more than that but it will in house the right in sudden mozambique madagascar but possibly nowhere else. i didn't know th

up at half past eight — the travel show explores the significant role of nature on the people of kazakhstanhe last hour, police in east london say they're searching for a toddler who was inside herfather‘s car when it was stolen. she has now been found. she's a 17—month—old romanian girl by the name of maria, who lives in the local area. our correspondent sarah campbell joins me now with more details. literally in the last few minutes, good news about this twaddle. absolutely. then metropolitan police haveissued absolutely. then metropolitan police have issued a tweaked saying delighted to report that the missing child has now been found safe and well, thanks to the media and all members of the public. incredibly good news. this is a story which broke this afternoon. her father had gone to an area, he had advertised his car online and was meeting a potential buyer. that man got into the front of the car and drove off with it and i7—month—old maria was on the front seat in her bbc two. obviously huge concern was raised when the car was found abandoned nearby with no sign of the child. that w

coming up and sport a day to forget for kazakhstan's goalkeeper as his country makes its first ever asian cup appearance. time for sport with andy. thank you very much well the highest ranked team at the asian cup of made a winning start so that sort of meant three time champions iran with two strong for yemen in that group open up this game in abu dhabi finished five nil to iran yemen all the lowest rates in this year's event and they were also making that for them and. iran they are looking good in their efforts to win this title for the first time since nineteen seventy six vietnam and iraq of the other teams in this group and they play each other on choose day twenty fifteen runners of south korea struggle to overcome the philippines another team making that solomon managed by former england ivory coast and mexico boston ericsson the philippines had less than twenty percent possession but still had chances to pull off a huge upsets south korea eventually got the breakthrough they needed in the second half our new jar with the go top names some here in maine will join up with the squad

it's this low here that will develop in the next day or so so for typically i think turkmenistan kazakhstanuzbekistan we have a huge amount of snow to come with that clearly a strengthening wind that may well but he's myntra see what the article said that they are will see a little bit. the weather sponsored by cateye enemies. taiwan . a sovereign island state. or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very high on a jersey. the latest news as it breaks the difference is about google's bottles ossified was that authentic in the roots with the this time gold with truth is do not come up with detailed coverage though has already said that he's ready to take over as interim president and call for you elections. from around the world volunteers are doing what they can that's not the point behind the government's decision to criminalize homelessness eight hundred. welcome back you

address the country's economic crisis he's been gone for a week seeking investment from russia and kazakhstan activists say twelve people have been killed in protests during that time. and then more political fallout from last month's controversial presidential election and the democratic republic of congo for supporters of the losing opposition candidate martin failure to have been arrested police blocked crowds were attending a rally at his party headquarters in the capital kinshasa on sunday the highest court rejected failure to use demand for a recount of the vote and declared felix the next president for you insists he is than a just met president of the sea and african union delegation postponed a visit after initially saying it had serious doubts about the election results for me to miller has more from the capital. two groups of supporters have been gathering in this area into just across from the national stadium on the side of the road supporters of martin for you who are challenge the election result of the constitutional court saying he won that election his challenge was dismisse

address the country's economic crisis he's been gone for a week seeking investment from russia and kazakhstan activists say twelve people have been killed in protests during that time nearly one hundred fifty former diplomats and academics have signed an open letter to china's president calling for the immediate release of two canadians michael coverage and michael spot or were arrested in beijing last month on allegations of espionage the signatories from nineteen countries warned president xi jinping that the detentions will result in greater distrust of china it's believed to be retaliation for canada's arrest way vice president joe in december. venezuela's supreme court says it's axing congressional measures the declared the presidency of nicolas maduro illegitimate the judges also ruled that the leadership of the opposition dominated congress itself is invalid madeira was sworn in for a second six year term on january tenth despite widespread condemnation after his main opponents were banned from running against him and meanwhile government officials say twenty seven soldiers from the na

it happened in a town near the border of kazakhstan. a sliver of good news. a baby boy was pulled from the rubble yesterday and is in stable condition. >>> in copenhagen denmark six people are dead and 16 others hurt after a passenger train hit cargo from a freight train. it's being called the worst train accident in denmark in more than 30 years. the accident happened when the two trains cross the a bridge and cargo fell from the freight train. one passenger said he heard a huge bang and the train quickly came to a stop. >>> a $5 million settlement reached in the death of a 3-year-old girl in napa. the city and county have agreed to each pay $2.5 million to settle the claims brought by the family of kailee slesher. the little girl died in 2014, murdered by her mother and then boyfriend. napa police responded on two occasions to the home during kailee's final days but observed no reason to believe the young girl was the victim of physical abuse or neglect. kailee's grandmother and father took legal action saying the officers and child welfare personnel failed

under twisted metal and concrete after a deadly explosion lasted an apartment building near the kazakhstanr. at least nine people are confirmed dead and dozens more are missing, the cause of the explosion still not known. now back to "scandalous," episode four to accomplish here, ms. jones? >> along with judge susan webber wright, paula jones flew in from arkansas for bill clinton's deposition. >> it was mob city. there must have been 600 people from the media. steve, paula's husband, just looked like he was a deer in the headlights, and paula didn't know what to do. so i finally got out, and i just start pushing people aside. move. move. move. move. >> looking overwhelmed as she pushed through a sea of reports and cameras, she was hustled into the building. >> as i started to go in, the man shut the door in my face, so here i am, outside with the press the whole day, which, when you look back at it, was kind of a stupid thing on their part. paula hasn't really cared, you know, what the rest of the country thinks. paula has to be worried about what 12 jurors in little rock, arkansas, are g

of the world's most luxurious private planes he had used it for a fundraising mission to russia kazakhstan. took off ten days ago just hours after stunning zimbabwe ends with the news he was doubling fuel prices due to an economic crisis on the tarmac the man he had left in charge vice president general constantino chewing. people demonstrated against the fuel hike to ingo oversaw a government crackdown on protesters were killed many more were shot by security forces more than six hundred people have been arrested the latest high profile arrest was jeff at morier the head of the main trade union confederation he organized a general strike last week as proteus whip the country the government also shut down the internet only people with something to hide shut down the internet only people who are up to no good sat down people's rights to express in to sharing information to shedding light on a situation on monday the high court ruled the internet blackout illegal and demanded it be restored nationwide the director was issued by the minister we have no power in terms of enabling x. to issue s

you've got snow to fall in afghanistan and beyond that it looks like the snow for too many stan and kazakhstan will dry up as i may get to sunday surprisingly so it's the high ground for the research where you find something happening absolute violent fine looking weather seventeen in beirut only fourteen in baghdad and maybe increasing class by the time we go from sunday into monday as turkey gives the brunt of all the rain over the flooded areas but i don't think we'll see very much come for the reason lebanon all through syria or iraq that looks like a mostly cloudy picture it'll kick up the dust again but probably no more than that temperatures have not yet recovered twenty degrees but they're trying to about time get to monday otherwise a pretty dry picture the wind not overly storm a weakening. the active as it should be which weather further society showing itself as something trying to form in the mozambique channel it might form as a tropical low to no more than that but it will in house the rain in sudden mozambique madagascar but possibly nowhere else. talk to al-jazeera. you person

lost it on a subway train, heading to an airport, for a flight to kazakhstan. she said she was carrying money, that cash, because most places there don't take credit or debit cards. another subway rider found her purse, took it to the police, with all of the money still inside. >> it wasn't mine. and i knew somebody, you know, was in pretty bad shape at that point, was pretty upset. there was never any question about turning it in. >> the woman gave mr. taverna, a small gold statue as a thank you. she said it represents a soldier. also, she made a donation to a local charity on his behalf. >>> time is now 5:57. trying to reduce the risk of wildfires. new at 6:00, a new explanation of why california's forests are so prone to wildfires. >>> and we are still following the latest developments from yolo county. that is where a rookie police officer was shot and killed. we'll take you live to the scene, with the investigation into her death. and what we know about the suspected shooter. >>> i'm in the town of davis, where a rookie officer was shot and killed in the l

search dogs missed him during a sweep, this happened near the border with kazakhstan. nine people are dead. temperatures fell below zero and officials say the boy was suffering from hypothermia as well as broken bones and a head injury. the north korean dictator giving america a warning in his new year's address. we'll have those details coming up. stay with us. ♪ ) dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. tina: i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if y

it's going to be i think in june in kazakhstan. and that's probably the time at which this will be resolved. so there will probably be a little bit of gap. the sad thing about this is, it's going to hurt the united states, i think, more than anybody else. we've been winning cases lately. the rumor is, we're going to win a big one on china ag subsidies very soon. if the chinese appeal, you know, that goes off into limbo. it wants the apell -- once the appellate body seizes to function. and you can't get these approved if they're on appeal so they just sit there, and the result is that, well, we wouldn't have to do anything if we lose. we don't get anything if we win. and i don't see how that -- and if we're winning, i don't see how that's an advantage. i don't dare get into rsep. i leave that to others. so i think on the whole, it's not going to be a year of brilliant, spectacular conclusions. but if you look at it from trump's point of view, the time you want to do those anyway is next year, when it's the election year, so people h

the purse last month with $10,000 inside on a subway train heading to an airport for a flight to kazakhstan. she says she was carrying cash because most places there don't take credit or debit cards. another subway rider found her purse and took it to the police with all of the money still inside. >> it was not mine and yummy i knew somebody was in pretty bad shape at this point. never any question about turning it in. >> the woman gave mr. travenna who found it a small gold statue as thank you. she also mode a donation to a local charity on his behalf. >> excellent. i found $20 on the floor of target once and you turned it in. mainly to show my son that that is what you do. honestly -- >> because you are the mom right there. >> if it was $1 i would have kept it. >> it's my mom's birthday this weekend. happy birthday. not going to reveal the age. just a young buck. >> she's eternally wonderful. >> happy birthday mom. >> we'll see you back here at noon. >> i hope you have something planned. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here's wendy! ♪ [cheers