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

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

so, amadou sick he kept silent. so i said, amadou, that amadou died.amadou loved everything about the usa he always dreamt about coming to the u.s. city in my native tongue is the explorer someone who goes away from their families to go and discover new things people that they 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 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. >> tomorrow on cnn, it's a night that's good for the soul. join anderson cooper and laura coates for cnn heroes, an all star tribute. >> thank you guys. >> meet the honorees and celebrate their life changing achievements. they're ordinary people doing extraordinary things. then find out who will be named the cnn hero of the year. >> it's really incredible. >> plus, don't miss a special tribute to this year's legacy award honoree, michael j. fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute tomorrow at eight on cnn 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 to 100, the reopening of rural roads in kohrang city is still going on. the director general of road operations of the road organization said that only 10 village roads are closed, and we are trying to reopen them. last week, snow covered 44 residential houses. and 25 animal husbandry and poultry units of kohrang city import all the service and relief devices to help the people . 8 trucks and two loaders are working in chalgerd city . repair shops, medical and health centers to be able to clean it quickly so that people can easily have this access in front of and also on the roof of the houses. good measures were also taken last year and food items were sent by the red crescent to remote and inaccessible areas. items for its allocation and for those remote areas and areas where communication roads have not yet been reopened, that now that we are at your service, you flew too much to me and you far away after the reopening of the communication routes of the villages, the most important problem of the people is the movement of this huge volume the snow is o

. >> 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

the specific goal of project amad.ike [indiscernible] this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project amad. look at what it has. simulation project, were had project, and tests. analyzed whate was in these archives, we found had all fiveamad key elements of a nuclear weapons program. them one byo take one. the first element is designing nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian illustration of a weapon. again, you don't have to read farsi to understand this. this is the original. that is the only place where you find [indiscernible] here is an iranian simulation. putting all these components together. that is the first thing. second component, developing nuclear force. here is a photo showing the casting process and make form from the archives. undergroundsecret facility. we have hundreds of documents from each of these components. building component, nuclear implosion systems. this is an original iranian photo of a measuring device. simulation of a nuclear implosion. preparing nuclear tests. th

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

this is the specific goal of project amad.hat is like five hiroshima bombs to be put on ballistic missiles. host: the follow-up in the washington times, saying it was the foreign relations' bob corker who claimed that this would not have a big impact on donald trump's decision. he said, they did not take the promises seriously, saying "it is nothing new. we have known about this for some time." donald trump decertified the deal, the certification was mainly rhetorical that set the stage for a full withdrawal. and he faces a may 12 deadline now to approve another round of sanctions for iran and analysts say if he chooses not to renew, he will pull out of the accord that was signed by france, great britain and russia. henry, democrats line. go ahead. guest: thank you for taking my call. two part answer. is ina first means -- it isolation, and this is a protectionist option. nato, theiraluing ability in western europe. and other international communities and organizations. it is definitely a regressive phrase. the historical cont

, directed by the author’s granddaughter, sicilia amadou, and amadou seems to call it captains of sandrt of the match, sumo wrestlers perform a cleansing ritual, scattering them around the site, this is exactly what, at major tournaments it takes up to .. per day.. 50 kg, grains of rice, no, they scatter salt, for the purification ritual , it is salt, a question from a geography teacher over 400, the norwegian current in the sea of ​​the same name and the spitsbergen current in the arctic ocean are a continuation of this current, which one? golfrim. yes, there is money everywhere for 400, this emperor was depicted on the five-hundred-ruble banknote of the 1898 model, for which the banknote received the nickname: nicholas ii, no, peter i, that’s right, and the banknotes were nicknamed like auntie, you’re right, too. not only about dresses for 800, in the british tv series of 1972, this heroine appears at the first ball in a yellowish-gray shiny dress, clearly made of artificial fabric, and the sony dress is not at all bright blue in the original source. natasha, right, in the original a

how many more victims were unjustly killed since amadou diallo? we can't begin to count.nt to many funerals. i connected with many families. we're not bitter. -- the fourthen cops who shot my son had done nothing wrong, that it was the fault of my son, i said to you, i say to you now, i said it then, we need change. amadou.com it's too late for him, but we have to prevent it from happening again. when you have tragedies like that, you need to learn what went wrong and correct it and never happen because nationwide, look at it. look at the families here. what happened yet the law enforcement should know we are not against them. we are not against them, we are anti-police brutality. we're not anti-cop because we know some of them are doing good jobs. what we need to root out just to our brutalizing our children for no reason will. >> brothers and sisters, mr. quentin tarantino. >> take him everybody. i've got something to say, but i would like to give my time to the families that want to talk. i want to give my time to the families. however, i also want to say, what am i do

netanyahu laid out a devastating case against the iranians who pursued a secret program called amad.e'll talk about the new evidence iran lied about nukes before and after the agreement. congressman ron desantis joining us. french president macron and evening la merkel trying to persuade president trump to abandon his america first policy at least when it comes to the european union. as for nafta, nothing forth coming forth administration and not even a whisper of what was once known as the north american union. it's a deep game the koch brothers, the chamber of commerce and the business round table play. and care vans of millions of illegal immigrants, millions of kilos of deadly drugs have been smuggled across the mexican border into this country the past two decades. so why is one small caravan of a few hundred illegal immigrants getting so much national media attention? we take that up. we never before had a president who actually ordered the bearder patrol to do its job and stop illegal border crossing. our top story. new accusations that iran cheated on its nuclear deal with wo

. >> 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,

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

. >>> this morning on "today" dangerous street lights, scientists say they're leds amade blue light that could be associated with serious health risks. what you need to know later today. >>> stocks in the green at the moment. was facebook surprised with what they got with their new marketplace or not? we are hear to make sense of it all. good morning, steve. >> good morning to you, ayman, a good day for google and facebook, google thought they could crack the small market. in six years, it will be called the pixel brand and they're hoping this will galvanize the google brand and hardware. they've struggled previously to break the and samsung. an interesting story picked up by business insider. they have facebook, the marketplace to ebay apparently and craigslist, people are embracing and violating the policies, what you can cand not sell, fish, a farm hand, baby hedgehog that should be off littles. wells fargo, a cnbc interview, had suspended investment with wells fargo. whether or not it has implications on the costs taxpayers are paying remains to be seen as well. but another harsh rea

he beat him up a little bit because he can't find it amading at ought and apparently he was under the influence of psychotropic drugs. >> okay. i was going to ask you is this some sort of prank, protest or. >> well, this was an effective doesn't do drugs ad. why would you car to it up in the until -- he did get fair in the street. >> hold on to your stomachs. >> because we're going for a ride. >> what makes this cliff jump so insane. >> and see how a horse pulls a quick one on his trainer. >> look at her face! wouldn't it be nice if there was a wireless company that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network and no annual contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. >>> it just wouldn't be christmas without enjoying "twas the night before christmas." how about awesome

he beat him up a little bit because he can't find it amading at ought and apparently he was under the influence of psychotropic drugs. >> okay. i was going to ask you is this some sort of prank, protest or. >> well, this was an effective doesn't do drugs ad. why would you car to it up in the until -- he did get fair in the street. >> hold on to your stomachs. >> because we're going for a ride. >> what makes this cliff jump so insane. >> and see how a horse pulls a quick one on his trainer. >> look at her face! >>> it just wouldn't be christmas without enjoying "twas the night before christmas." how about awesome video for you guys. this is told a little differently and is spectacular. it twas the nice before christmas in the direction of a 4-year-old but she's developing it in a 4-year-old. this is 4-year-old shaley. the little brill is so animated. a little different than the actual tale "twas the night before christmas." >> i can't believe how converse ant she is for a 4-year-old. it's remarkable but look at her face. it's not just the hand movements. her whole face is selling the s

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

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

1997, the court of milan acquitted, antonio salieri, who is often accused in the death of wolfgang amadéemozart, both were composers at the viennese court and sallie, allegedly poisoned mozart in this legend, many believed. she formed the basis tragedy. pushkin mozart salieri and other famous works. for example, the play by antonio scheffer and the film by the cutie forman, amadeus, but there is no evidence that salieri could envy his young colleague, but he himself was not offended. glory led the court chapel of vienna. his performance was lavishly lamented by salieri who brought up beethoven's schubert sheet which he admired before his death. he allegedly admitted to poisoning emotions, but beethoven called these rumors empty chatter at the trial. at the end of the twentieth century. salieri was defended by eminent italian lawyers as an expert invited by major music ved rudolf anker muller and proved from the composer for lack of corpus delicti. that was the day in history. find new previously inaccessible oil deposits by exploring, even blind spots can be compared to medicine. it's li

brought united back into it, 3—3, and we were waiting for penalties when with almost the final attack, amadn the winner. 4-3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations, but that was a footnote as united's hopes of silverware this season live on, they face coventry city of the championship in the semifinal. after what happened here, they will feel in the fa cup this might be their year. joy for united, but disappointment for liverpool. let's hear now from both managers, starting with erik ten haag, who believes this fa cup result could be a major turning point in their season. the first 35 minutes was the best i have seen from my team this season, in and out of possession. then the last ten minutes and also after half—time, we dropped a level and liverpool is a very good team. they took over. but then finally, we changed our style. the system, especially. from that moment, we took a better initiative. we believed in it. we created chances and we scored goals. the team showed resilience, determination to win this game. we have had so many setbacks so i am really proud of the team, not only

tarkowski's header well saved — palace opened the scoring from almost nowhere thanks tojordan ayew before amadoubbed the equaliser from a header at the back post. a crucial point takes everton out of the bottom three on goal difference, while palace remain five points off the drop zone. former entract frankfurt boss glasner was announced a few hours before kick off. hodgson who's 76, was taken ill during training on thursday last week, amid reports he was going to be sacked. the club say that he is now out of hospital and doing well, but in the same statement announced that his second managerial spell at the club had come to an end. glasners first game will be on saturday against burnley, with hodgsons coaches ray lewington and paddy mccarthy taking charge on monday night: it's been a tough five days in the most important thing is that roy is on the mend and at home and is positive about the future and that's the main thing and putting in the performance and we are pleased with that. talking about the bravery to _ with that. talking about the bravery to play _ with that. talking about the braver

amad diallo won it at the end of extra time. off after the celebrations but that was a footnote to a match that will live in history. that was right up there. united's hopes of silverware this season live on and in the semifinal, they play coventry city. after what happened here today, they will feel that anything is possible. it's the kind of game that's pretty draining for the managers. and in both victory and defeat, the two involved at old trafford knew they'd seen something extraoridnary. the team show resilience, determination to win this game. we have had so many setbacks so i am really proud of the team, not only in this game but the whole season. we have had so many setbacks. of course, when it is manchester united against liverpool, one of the world's best football matches and this is happening. i think this is historical. i this is happening. i think this is historical. ., ., ., historical. i cannot ask for more. the bo s historical. i cannot ask for more. the boys gave — historical. i cannot ask for more. the boys ga

and we were waiting for penalties when with almost a final attack of the match, united attacked and amadiallo squeezed in the winner 4—3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations. but that was a footnote, really, as united's hopes of silverware this season live on they face coventry city of the championship next in the semifinal. but after what happened here they will feel that in the fa cup this might be their year ofjoy for manchester united, but of course disappointment then for liverpool. let's hearfrom both managers, starting with erik ten hag who believes this fa cup result could be a major turning point in their season. it's the first 35 minutes was the best i have seen for my team this season. played so well in and out of possession and then the last 10 minutes and also after half—time we'd be dropped off a level and you see liverpool, that's a very good team and they took over. but then finally we changed our style, the system especially. and from that moment on we took back the initiative. we believed in it and we created chances and we scored goals and the team showed the

amad and support center incident the irgc was buried in ferdous rezai damghan on tuesday night followingxplosion during the separation of waste ammunition at the amad and irgc support center in the suburbs of damghan . people at the grave of martyr ghirat on the first thursday of the martyrdom of hamid razaghi, a group of people from different cities started a car convoy and traveled to the city of sabzevar to attend the grave of this martyr. one of his profession is me you i am a teacher of cosmetic production in his classroom, with my friends and family , in order to reach an agreement, i knew it was my duty to set out as a group of children from tehran under the title of the martyr zealous caravan , the part of sabzevar, that there is still chivalry among iranian youth, we decided that a movement to commemorate and honor the memory of the martyr, i think it would not be a bad thing for us to get up and go to the tomb of this martyr in sabzevar city on the first thursday of his martyrdom. people are people from all over iran, i was welcomed by various car convoys. i came very much. sab

teen, muslim, identified as amad says a man called him terrorist before beating him in interview withz feed he was left with concussion, cuts and swollen eyes. nypd says they're investigating the incident and do not consider it a hate crime. they claim amad and another team were in a car near a mosque provoking man in car to atalk him. >> check this out. this is going to be some incredible image of mother nature us beauty thousands of feet in the air. >> pilot snapping a photo of thunderstorm wow look at that. over the pacific ocean. that's beautiful. pilot tells "washington post" he likes the photo because it shows size and power of the storm. >> looks like something you would see in a fancy caption somewhere. >> exactly. >> a cab driver braced for honesty half returning more than 100,000. >> 186,000 to be exact. >> man in cash. but now he's crying foul at reward given. >> pbs officers apology after faking the fire work show. don't fake it keep it real. time 5:12 back in a moment. >> 5:14 is the time breaking news from south africa. oscar st sentenced 7 years in jail for murder of hi

for more let's go to amad. >> reporter: the top of the lineup, so crucial for them.t year marco missed a lot of time, 126 games between the two. this year marco has shown up and he is feeling a little bit better but the back giving him lingering problems. >> yeah, the back is frustrating. it's hard to figure out, and you go to bed feeling good and wake up, it seems like when you have a bad back, your whole body feels like crap. it's one of those things knowing you got to deal with it and whatever it takes to get better. >> reporter: bruce bochy says expect a few more starts at second base for him this year. fortunately, there are not lingers health worries with the center fielder playing last year after his hamstring surgery and paid special attention to his legs. >> focussing more on my legs because of the surgery, but, you know, everything is good. came in in great shape and hopefully, you know, i can take the work that i did the offseason all the way to the season and hopefully good. i can have a good season and help the ball club to win another championship. >> i

project amad, put it. — fakhrizadeh. _ late november 2020, mohsen fakhrizadeh and his wife were driving to his villa on the outskirts of tehran. his bodyguards�* vehicles were escorting him. suddenly, his convoy came under fire from a heavy machine gun. then a pickup truck packed with wood parked on the side of the road exploded. the mastermind of iran's nuclear programme has been... ..assassinated after gunmen opened fire on his car. iranian security forces first said there were a number of assailants at the scene. then, they changed their accounts. conducted in a surgical fashion, often against moving targets in a major city with no civilian casualties, so this is a tremendous capability, a tremendous understanding of the environment. a former iranian revolutionary guards intelligence officer told me foreign agents have infiltrated iran's security forces. he doesn't want to be identified. those behind such activities must have an exquisite, dynamic and current understanding of iran's nuclear enterprise.

al jazeera journalist amad ahmad idris has been confined. >> reporting events in the northeast of the country and indeed has been one of the few if only sources of information from the northeast. and ahead of elections happening, and the expectation that we would be getting reports from the al jazeera journalists who are based there and who have worked all along embedded with the military and reporting on the military activities in the region we've particularly worried about this situation. >> this is the closest presidential election since the end of military rule in 1999. the incumbent goodluck jonathan or the main opposition opponent, muhammedu habari, there are concerns about violence. >> there will probably be some violence around the country. however i'm not particularly worried about nationwide violence or anything like that. as i said before, the fact that there's been such a healthy discussion about violence will be helpful. >>> the electoral commission has had problems are distributing voter cards. it is a huge logistical challenge with nearly 60 million people expected to v

told we could receive some food and help here but no they're saying it needs to go into venezuela amadou will not let us in let's hope he will put a hand on his heart and yield something that at least for now seems out of the question to listen to him just. as president donald trump is accusing the democrats presidential harassment is the day after the democrat controlled house intelligence committee voted to provide special counsel robert mueller with potential testimonies and asked for. by the close of wednesday special counsel robert muller had a lot more information for his investigation into potential collusion between russia and the trump campaign fifty transcripts of people who testified in front of a house committee some of those closest to the us president his son son in law and his most trusted advisers with the democrats in charge now they voted to send all of the transcripts to muller and now if any of those people lied under oath they can be charged with a crime. president close friend roger stone has already been charged with lying to congress and his former lawyer is going

parts of amadou haya sanoga -- san francisco, not under the warning, but around it is. wind chill warnings are in effect for the pacific north waste, even the treasure valley and snake valley of idaho. >> here is the centre of low pressure. it will dive across texas, oklahoma and head to the north-east. what happens is you have the polar cold air up to the north creating the snow. chicago will get a couple of inches of snow. then you head to the south of the system. you have a mix of ice and rain from the overnight hours from kentucky to the virginias and pennsylvania. we'll watch the storm closely for 48 hours. the ice storm warning will impact northern louisiana, and into parts of mississippi. see the hot pink area, indicating the most likely spot of ice accumulation. it's not just there. it heads through the morning, late into the day, into north carolina even. ice accumulations. roadways are going to be downright dangerous for a period of time to sunday. we'll head to the north carolina. a rain-snow mix. winter storm advisories are out for the amount of snow coming

she is still eating uneaten kiev cookies, and representatives of the niger armed forces, colonel amadou, abddraman clearly explained how they would act. despite the disapproval of the population of gera kawaz, military intervention is being prepared for the preliminary deployment of forces to participate in this war of strange central africa, the national council for the defense of the fatherland is closely following the preparations for this proxy war, for which the mandates of the kawas were simply necessary for the national council for the defense of the fatherland, taking into account the national international opinion in the country and abroad declares that any state from whose territory hostilities are directed against the niger will be considered as a participant in the hostilities. well said, well done, yes, at the same time, everything was clear, the imperialists - it's us again, this man with the cinematic face of a villain from the batman films, you know the younger penguin. he teaches us about life here. it is still an active war in which russia has shown no signs of curtail

joining us live from scottsdale is amad. >> reporter: yeah, jerrod. lincecum admitted to us at the end of last year, he may have thought he pitched his last game for the san francisco giants. he was a free agent. that changed with a two-year 35 million dollar offer and got his workout started earlier this year. he hasn't done this before. he told us that he rented out a warehouse in seattle, got a mound, through off it to high school buds. this off season he threw much more and much earlier and told us why he wanted to do that. >> i felt like more throwing would be the best thing that i could do for myself and start throwing harder but throwing with good mechanics and get the feel of the ball coming out of my hand than trying to build that. >> yeah, some of these guys are working on things, you know. they are not locked in with their command or velocity and, you know, timmy is one of those guys. there is a lot going on with that delivery. i think he needs his six, seven weeks to get ready. >> reporter: and that was the whole idea for tim lincecum doin

this time republicans amadou as your question -- republicans, to answer your question, or following donaldtrump and listening to what he was saying. maybe next time when it comes to russia, they may say we are not going to follow you, donald trump. sarah: really briefly, republicans control both houses and the executive branch. what is going to be top of their agenda? think we are going to see, first of all, the repeal of obamacare. i'm not sure whether they have a plan how to replace obamacare. they will try to get rid of all , and of regulations course, new tax reform is something that is very important to republicans. sarah: health care and tax reform. thanks. we are going to take a short break here on "dw news." when we come back, a shock resignation. bridget -- britain's ambassador to the eu quits months before brexit negotiations are to start. we will go to brussels to find out about the likely impact. stay with us. back in a flash. sarah: welcome back. you are watching "dw news." our top story -- turkish police have made multiple arrests in connection with the gun attack on in istan