this is a master plan of project amad. iran said to the iaea this is -- no work has been conducted with a multipoint initiative. you have to forgive me. the scientific terminology is something that is necessary to understand the nuclear weapons but here is what they said. no work has been conducted with mpi technology in hemispherical geometry. again, the archives show this is a complete fabrication. iran said to the agency that it does not conduct metallurgical work specifically designed for a nuclear test. this is a lie. iran conducted extensive metallurgical work specifically designed for a nuclear device. here is another photo. plenty more in the archives. what i have shown you is a fraction of the material we have. but even from this sample, you can draw four main conclusions. first, iran lied about never having a nuclear weapons program. 100,000 secret files prove that they lied. second, even after the deal, iran continued to preserve and expand its nuclear weapons know-how for future use. why would a terrorist regim

here is what project amad's goal was. we can also prove that they are storing the material to develop nuclear weapons. here is what project amad's goal was. creating nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian presentation from these files. here is the mission statement. design, produce, and test five warheads for integration on a missile. you don't have to read farsi to see 10 kilotons here, of tnt. this is the specific goal. that is like five hiroshima bombs put on ballistic missiles. this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project amad. look at what it has here. enrichment projects. yellow cake production. centrifuge enrichment projects. warhead project. simulation project. tests. indeed, when we analyzed what is in these archives, we found that project amad had all five elements, the key elements of a nuclear weapons program. i want to take them one by one. the first element is designing nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian illustration of a weapon. again, you do not have to read farsi to

it was forced to shelve project amad. itsit did not shelve missions. iran devised a plan to do two things to preserve the nuclear know-how. that plan came from top leadership. here is another document from the archives. this is following the new directive of iran's minister of hani, the workhamk parts,e split into two covert and overt. a key part of the plan was to form new organizations to continue the work. mohsen how dr. fakhrizadeh did it, the director of project amad. remember that name. he announced the project. then he adds special activities -- you know what that is -- special activities will be carried out under the title of scientific know-how developments. in fact, this is exactly what iran proceeded to do. it continued this work in a series of organizations over the and today in 2010 -- or 2018, this work is carried out by an organization inside iran defense ministry. you will not be surprised that spnd is like by the same man who end project amad, dr. mohs so this atomic archive clearly shows iran planned at the highest levels to continue

amadou shows us around his home.and his family share it with two other families. 15 people live here in four rooms. for amadou the situation is particularly hard. on some days he doesn't know how to feed the family he's 20 and as the oldest son, that's his responsibility. it's also up to him to make sure his younger siblings can go to school, and his mother doesn't have to work so hard. he doesn't want to be a disappointment to them. >> look around. this is not a life. i think he should go and send us money. we are supporting him so he can get out of here. >> amadou's mother wants him to go to europe. the first step on that journey is a meeting with the local 'marabout'. he's a cross between an imam and a witch doctor. nobody here risks the dangerous journey, along the 'backway' to europe, without his blessing. the marabout gives amadou a note with verses from the koran to protect him from falling into the hands of border officials. he also gives him water infused with herbs. >> because if you take this, with the hel

my mission was the amadou diallo foundation., racial healing and to bring police and community relations awareness. i started the foundation in 2001 and since then we have given scholarship to african students who were also struggling like amadou, so that helped to heal me a little bit. i don't want anyone to forget who my child was. i want him to be remembered by the life he lived, not the way he died. amadou diallo's death was almost two decades before black lives matter or george floyd. so much has changed in america since then and so much has remained the same. and for ourfinalfilm we are heading to post—war germany. ika hugel—marshall was the daughter of a white german mother and an african—american gi. as a mixed—race so—called occupation baby, ika's story shows how the racism she faced growing up led to years spent grappling with her identity. translation: when i was a child people would scratch my face - with a scrubbing brush to show other children that it wasn't chocolate on my face. obviously, as a child, i couldn't f

this is a master plan of project amad. iran said to the iea, no work has been conducted with mul multi-point initiation. the scientific terminology is something necessary to understand the production of nuclear weapons, but here's what they say. no work has been conducted with mpi technology in hemisphe rrhe geometry. hundreds more documents proven. iran said to the agency that it had not conducted metallurgical works specifically designed for a nuclear device. but the files again show that this is a lie. iran conducted extensive metallurgical work specifically designed for a nuclear device. here's an original iranian folder. plenty more in the archive. what i'm showing you tonight is just a fraction of the total material that we have. but even from this sample, you can draw four main conclusions. first, iran lied about never having a nuclear weapons program. 100,000 secret files proved that they lied. second, even after the deal, iran continued to preserve and expand its nuclear weapons for future use. why would a terrori

it was forced to show project amad. so it hides the plan to preserve the nuclear no-how and to further develop nuclear related capabilities came directly from a rands leadership. -- from iran's leadership. this is from who is today the director of the security council. new directive of iran's minister of defense, the work would be split into two parts. form to would organizations to continue the work." his directive. it is right here. he says, the general aim is to announce the closure of the project. special activities -- you know what that is -- will be carried out under the title of scientific know-how development." in fact, that is exactly what it anan continue to do -- what ir continued to do. in 2010, 2018, the work is carried out inside the defense administration. hearl not be surprised to it is run by the same person who carried out project hamas and also many of the key personnel project amad. on continuedoups iran with nuclear programs under guises and using the same personnel. i will give you an example of wh

is amadou sick?" he kept silent. so i said, "amadou--did amadou die?" and he said, "yes."té" in my native tongue is the explorer, someone who goes away from their families to go and discover new things. people that are left back home, their loved ones, their brothers, their sisters, will expect magnificent return. but amadou returned as a silent body with a story untold. and... [sighs] i could have given anything, anything for amadou not to be the one. but, yet, he was the chosen one to be an agent for change. [it's the final game, folks. this one wins the series.] struck out with the cheap seats? important things aren't worth compromising. at farmers, we offer both quality insurance and great savings. (crowd cheers) here, take mine. (farmers mnemonic) it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house. growing up, every time i'd get out of the shower, i would itch. my first experience with goat milk soap, it kinda was like a light bulb moment. tiktok is a fantastic platform for diy. if you'd have told me three ye

the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad. but special activities, you know what that is, special activities will be carried out under the title of scientific know how development. and in fact, this is exactly what iran proceeded to do. it has continued the work in a series of organizations over the years, and today in 2010 and 2018 this work is carried out by supon. that is an organization inside of the iranian defense ministry and you will not be surprised to learn it is led by the same doctor fak iriza d eh. iran planned in the highest levels to continue work related to nuclear weapons under the different guises and use the same personnel. i want to give you another example of iran's nuclear weapon's related activities that continued after project amad. you remember the fordo facility? it was a secret enrichment facility underground that the iranians built under a mountain. you don't put thousands of centrifuges under a mountain to produce medical iotonights. you put them one reason. enrichment of nuclear weapons. but fordo

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

is amadou sick?" he kept silent. so i said, "amadou--did amadou die?" and he said, "yes."in my native tongue is the explorer, someone who goes away from their families to go and discover new things. people that are left back home, their loved ones, their brothers, their sisters, will expect magnificent return. but amadou returned as a silent body with a story untold. and... [sighs] i could have given anything, anything for amadou not to be the one. but, yet, he was the chosen one to be an agent for change. ♪ focus on what matters in life... being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein) my network has gone kaput! (cecily) oh, you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah,

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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

we have known for years that iran had a secret nuclear weapons program called project amad. we can prove that project amad was a comprehensive program to design, build, and test nuclear weapons. we can also prove that iran is amadetly storing project material to use of a china -- at a time of their choice to develop nuclear weapons. here is what project amad's goal was. produce nuclear weapons. -- creating nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian presentation from these files. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you, everyone and it's pleasure to welcome our new secretary of state. i wanted to thank each and everyone of you for your hard work over the last six weeks. the pace of world events does not pause to allow the united states government to change from one secretary of state to another but it's because of your dedication and professionalism that this department is continued to meet its mission for the american people so thank you to all of you for all you've done the last six weeks. [applause] and now it's my great honor to --

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

new boss ruben amorim will be looking on from afar — he'll be impressed with amad diallo, who scoredn the game tonight, the second of them was a particularly impressive goal. not the tallest and build or stature, but he's deceptively strong, amad, holding off two burly defenders to create the space to have his shot from distance. it was a perfect finish on what was a perfect night for him. there's one more game under van nistelrooy for manchester united — they host leicester in the premier league at the weekend, then this will become the ruben amorim show. manchester united fans have got smiles back on their faces we haven't said that in a while — and these could be exciting times to come in the coming weeks here at old trafford. yeah, good night for manchester united. elsewhere in the europa league, 37—year—old pedro scored an injury—time winner for the table—toppers lazio against porto. ajax thrashed macabi tel aviv 5—0 to go second in the group. ten—man tottenham were beaten 3—2 at galatasary, thanks to a brace from victor oshimen. ange postecoglu's side slip to seventh, with nine

the mother of amadou diallo was stand.s standing in the doorway of his apartment when four plainclothes police officers drove up and sot at him 41 times, killing him instantly. police said diallo matched the description of a suspected serial rapist they were looking for. they reported the 23-year-old was acting suspiciously. they thought he pulled a gun but he was only reaching into his possibility to pull out his wallet. those officers, they were acquitte acquitted. >> this is the first interview that kadiatou diallo has given since the incident. also joining us the former nypd chaplain and former u.s. ambassador at large for religious freedom. thank you both so much for being with us. mrs. diallo, i'm wondering, everyone has different reactions when they see the eric garner decision or decisions like that. you come at it from such a unique perspective. i wonder what your reaction was last week. >> i was so devastated to see the decision of the grand jury deciding after viewing that video saying that a trial will not happ

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

i look at amad jamal, and like me, he is not 20. are they embracing the art form?> well, we have incredibly talented young musicians. we have a young base player who is 14 years old. she is an amazing talent already. after a few years of training with us and doing everything we do to support and nurture the menus, with her, the rest of the band, those that graduated already, i think there is a tremendous place for it. >> this past may you broke down -- >> we did. >> for the jazz center. when i was at one of the performances, there was a rendition of what it would look like. it looks spectacular. what does it look like. >> >> we have done demolition. and we are ready to go with a new one. we will have a performance center, state-of-the-art auditorium with phenominal acoustics, so you really can relate to the artist. now, instead of having to try to get together what we do for education around the city, we will be able to do even more, expand our work with middle schools, the unified school district, as well as the young adults and adults. >> and when you do the fest

four white officers, 5'6", 150 pounds amadou diallo, 41 shots.as reaching for a wallet. >> the problem was reaching for a gun is a perception. they saw the black man in the vestibule. he had no criminal record. not even a traffic ticket in new york city. retelling the story today is breaking my heart. >> i'm sure. >> because amadou diallo was this young gentlest person. when you see him, when you have a chance to meet i had child -- >> i'm sorry it's breaking our hearts hearing the story again. i have to say i was very touched by her. there's something about hearing a mother say when you meet my child, if you knew my child when she's talking about a grown-up, it touches you in a special way. it's heartbreak. we should tell you that all four officers involved in amadou diallo's death were ultimately acquitted of second degree murder charges. and tony, the thing that struck out to me she never spoken to the media before so imagine what it was like in 1999, you get off this plane from africa, shoved in front of tv cameras and said i just wanted peop

. >> and joining me now, kadiatou diallo, the mother of amadou diallo. fired 40 shots at him while reaching into his wallet. also joining me is the fiance of sean bell, who was killed in the early morning hours before his wedding in november of 2006. we should mention in both cases, the officers in both cases were not criminally convicted, but the victims' families did reach multiple dollar settlements with the city. thank you both for being here. and kadiatou, i want to start with you. walk us through what the family of eric kbarner must be dealing with now. because it's a combination of the grief from losing your loved one, the obvious grief, but also suddenly being thrust into the public spotlight and having your loved one's life sort of dissected in public as well. >> first and foremost, my condolences to the family. i'm sad after 15 years since amadou was gunned down in his own vestibule, 41 bullets shot at him for no reason, cases after cases have been -- many people have lost their children in the hands of those who are supposed to protect and ser

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

next speaker. >> amad -- >> good evening, mr. chairman and director. not going to -- i'll speak very silent and -- okay. i'm an applicant on the list. i put my name in 1995 and i been waiting. i'm 62 years old. i've been waiting on that medallion. and then 50 medallions have been issued seniority which is director heinicke, when he was taxi commission, i remember he said -- was to be 50 unlimited number but now they are full time. and then another hundred, 200 went back to the dump so we are skip 200 names. so you issue the 200 for the company for 1900 and they're goix(?kaÑ to charge for 5500. applicant, in need -- more in need for that than the company need. obviously is a contract and please -- it. thank you very much. >> chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. >> -- snyder followed by peter wit and ann gotra. >> full time cab driver will drive about 36,000 miles a year. and carry between six and 9,000 passengers. most cab drivers are not the 1%. most cab drivers don't live in forest hills. they are real workers, doing our real job. when you change

coming up on the programme: not many gave manchester united a chance at anfield, but amad is on handliverpool to a 2—2 draw in the premier league. the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media. we speak to american superstar ilona maher as she makes her women's premiership debut for bristol bears. and coco gauff and taylor fritz help the united states to victory over poland in the united cup final in sydney. welcome along. thank you for being with us. despite overnight snow, both of sunday's premier league games went ahead, including at craven cottage, where fulham drew 2—2 with ipswich, and at anfield, where manchester united put in an improved performance to draw 2—2 with the league leaders, liverpool. ruben amorim's side went into the game having lost their last four in all competitions, but were the first to score through lisandro martinez early in the second half. mohammed salah's penalty saw liverpool turn the game around, 2—1 they led with 20 minutes to go, only for amad diallo to snatch an equaliser ten minutes later. top—of—the—table liverpool are six poi

ali amadou's been selling kebabsand french-fries for five years. he'd wanted to learn aprofession but that didn't work out. >>now i'm really passionateabout this. it's a fun thing to be doing.plenty of people come around here.and apart from that, i can also feed my family, and i can bringthe food home for them. chef ali buys five to ten kilosof beef and lamb every day his colleaeagues skewewer them forhim. the french friries are always freshly madehis nephew helps out with that. ali's customers can choosebetween tomatoes, onions, lemons and home made sauce or even thewhole works! a delicious portion like thiscosts around about 1 euro 5. ali feeds students,businesspeople and passers by. kebabs are typical niger fare. >>the meat, well i think meat'ssomething like a staple food here in africa.you can't get fish everywhere, and when you do then it'sexpensive. and that's why we all prprefer thekebabs s instead. they're go. >>hmmm.the hot sauce and especially the pepper. for me, that's typicallyafrican. >>for his regular customers,ali's even happy to del

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

and kadiatou diallo on the murder of her son, i amadou diallo. [applause] >> welcome back. , no dll was just 23 years old when his life was taken by new york city police. he was returning from dinner and was shot at 41 times as he reached into his jacket to get his wallet to identify himself. here with his tragic story is his mother kadiatou plo. -- diallo. [applause] you are a native of guinea. you were there when you receive the call that your son had been killed. you could not believe it? >> i was in guinea that morning the phone call came. i've picked up the phone. it was a relative of mine, a cousin of amadou in new york city to called, it was early in the morning. i said, due to the difference of the time, if someone is calling at this time from new york city and it is not my son, then it could be about my son. >> in your book "my heart will cross my ocean" you relived every moment. tell us briefly what happened. >> i could not believe when i heard about my son being killed by four police officers. in the only thing i wanted was to go to ne

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