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

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

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

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god bless you. >> the mother of amadou diallo.he died in a hail of 41 police bullets as he put the key in his door. andas coming home from work bronx, new york. she spoken washington, d.c. on saturday and there was a slight interruption in the rally. >> next, we have missed barbara -- president of the lawyers committee. barbara,e our sister but what i have here is ferguson people that want to speak and we need to let them speak. we need to let them speak1 let them speak! >> later in the rally, young woman from ferguson was brought up to speak. when we come back, the millions march in new york. tens of thousands marched here in new york city as well. stay with us. ♪ [music break] the music features been developed over these last few months. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. saturday's actions across the country included millions march that drew tens of thousands to the streets of new york. a massive crowd took over the streets after gathering in washington square park, heading upto

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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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

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

thank you, amadou. then shake our country is shaped by countless members the african diaspora music, art, politics, science. every part of our lives is influenced inside by our collective community. but it always takes that one person that. first person to break down the barriers like marine and four time nasa's space shuttle astronaut who served as pilot and commander and first african-american administrator of nasa south carolina native, mr. charles f bolden. hello, my name is charles morgan. i'm born and raised in columbia, south carolina. my mother, ethel, was born right there in charleston. and i am so proud to be proud and honored to be a part of dedication ceremony today, really want to pay tribute to those of you who who dreamed of this this great museum, international african-american museum there in charleston. i want to thank you for allowing me to be a part of this ceremony. i wish i could be with you there in person. hope that this video will in some regard to let you know how special. i th

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

this da ,jul kuh, who is amadou abdramane. this day. july 23 — kuh, who is amadou abdramane.ocial governance. let's get a cuick and social governance. let's get a quick view — and social governance. let's get a quick view from _ and social governance. let's get a quick view from the _ and social governance. let's get a quick view from the west - and social governance. let's get a quick view from the west africa i quick view from the west africa analyst. good to see you. what do you think is behind this? so analyst. good to see you. what do you think is behind this?— you think is behind this? so many times, you think is behind this? so many times. niger— you think is behind this? so many times. niger is — you think is behind this? so many times, niger is not _ you think is behind this? so many times, niger is not covered i you think is behind this? so many times, niger is not covered itself| times, niger is not covered itself in glory in terms of good governance. it has had several good tartes, since independence from france in 1960, the last one was actually in 2021 after the

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

so -- amad. clearly shows that iran planned at the highest levels to continue work related to nuclear weapons under different guises and using the same personnel. i'm going to give you another example of iran's nuclear weapons related activities that continue down through project amad. you all remember the facility, the iranian enrichment facility. this was a secret underground enrichment facility that the iranians built under a mountain. you don't put thousands of centrifuges under a mountain to produce medical isotopes. you put them there for one reason, nuclear weapons. enrichment for nuclear weapons. but the files show that fordow was designed from the get go as part of project amad. here is an original iranian blueprint of fordow, and what happened was that iran continued to build fordow years secretly, years after project amad ended. here's what it looks like. that's the entrance. it goes under a mountain. you also will not be surprised that iran insisted on keeping fordow. and amazingly, t

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

but that hope was swiftly doused by amadou i doubt who made it 31 just 3 minutes later. a satisfying 1st outing for leipsic but now goes mine will know that far sterner tests await his young pretenders i have a concept for the victims of last month's deadly beirut plus has been held on the in the grounds of a 19th century palace that was wrecked by the massive explosion. portraits of those killed in the blast would spied in the heritage buildings grounds with a candle burning but a h one a west full blast bridgeport killed more than $190.00 people thousands and destroyed or damaged buildings across lodge parts of the city. you're watching news live from berlin up next it's doc film here and they doubly don't forget you can always get all the lads news and information around the clock on how web site that's of d w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well the handle is at the news i'm anthony how it will be back in 45 minutes time from a normal teen term thanks for watching. women choose between their faith and self determination. i don't want anyone

his name was amadou dialo and he was gunned down by the nypd. amadou was unarmed. that was bad enough. but as we know from these killings, it is the response that begins to tell you what is happening in society, and so i'm sitting there and i'm listening to mayor rudy giuliani in an interview with ted koppel, on "nightline" and ted koppel is talking about the nypd texas the amadou diallo killing, talking about 41 bullets. talking about stop and frisk, talking about police brutality, and rudy giuliani says, i have the most restrained and best behaved police force you can imagine. okay, yeah, i had one of those scooby doo moments, what? and then he began to talk about how his policies were working. that what he had put in place in new york city has brought down crime. new york city is a safer place because of his policies, and he has flow charts and graphs and bars, everything, and what you don't hear is that an unarmed black man stepped out on his porch and was gunned down. i'm sitting there going, something is fundamentally wrong. structurally wrong. i didn't know

it happens in this season until the name of the book paizi amad sekh besh, which has recently been written in poetry, has shown that love is always under the rain. autumn is sometimes the season of meeting. autumn is sometimes the season of hajj . she chooses to walk on the stormy path of life and sadat comes and at the age of 15 she marries a guard who it is 24 years old from the issue onwards, because in the true sense of the book, which has been reread by media people , i saw it for society and teenagers who are looking for attractive domestic romances, and reading such a model is very much needed and empty for the 60s generation. in the 1970s, it was strongly felt that the city is one life it starts with a and continues with testimony, their choice was right and this right choice made them correct the path. autumn has come, the shelter of a tree is nested, the dove is sheltered from the rain , my autumn is my spring, when it blooms, the wounds of my heart are in the treasury of the seasons. it taught me that everything comes and goes, but the beautiful departure of karpal ansieh bahri,

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

amadou diallo on the cough of the "time" magazine. what do we say then?e said "cops, brutality, and race." and today, 16 years later, we are standing still app demanding the same thing. ust think about that for a moment. think about all these young children who were taken away from us. put the face behind the headlines. my son's wallet looked like a gun. when shawn bell went out to celebrate the first time of his ife for his wedding, he looked suspicious. i thought 41 bullets that was shot at my son was so much but with shawn bell, 50 bullets. i went to the hospital to see the survivors of that brutality and violence from police guns. and i cried. nobody can imagine the trauma in that death for me, because i was seeing this young man, for no reason, being gunned down and he came out of it. my son never lived through that. he didn't stand a chance. support the y to families, michael brown's family, tamir rice's family, and the young man who was killed in brooklyn. in the end, we all have to ask this same question. why our sons look suspicious. and why each

. >> the trial is set to begin today for amad rahami accused of detonating several bombs across new yorkew jersey last year. one exploded in a trash can at a charity race in sea side heights. nobody was hurt on the same day a pressure cooker exploded in manhattan. 31-year-old there. officers took the man into custody two days later after shootout. he is pleading not guilty to any charges which do not include terrorism. >> a fundraiser in the name of philadelphia police officer suspended for deadly shooting draws protesters. >> that was scene outside fraternal order of police headquarters yesterday afternoon. inside union members were hos hosting a private benefit for ryan pamao. >> he is currently us is spended with intense to have gas. it happens to everyone you have 300 cops protecting party from protesters for killers. >> we're told this is same am of demonstrators outside of the home. he asked me to stop the soo sooting of mrivrz and. >> coming up after the break a cbs news special report. a very tragic breaking news story this morning out of las vegas. [ machine gun shots ]. >> get

the iranians call it project amad.t is secret, illicit, it is an ongoing scheme to construct nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, including a very specific plan to develop five warheads, each containing a 10-kiloton yield. here is what the prime minister netanyahu said about this program in an incredible press conference, incredible bit of intelligence earlier today.nc >> this was iran's chance to fully come clean. they could tell the truth. they could say, we have this program, this secret program, it's over, it doesn't exist, we destroyed them. here's what iran actually told them. it said, iran denied the existence of a coordinated program and the development of the nuclear explosive device and specifically denied the existence of the plan. the material proves otherwise, iran authorized, initiated, and funded project amad. a coordinated program aimed at the development of a nuclear explosive device. here's another document from the archive. a master plan of project amad. >> sean: i'm told the that entire pr

aston villa have completed the signing of everton midfielder amadou onana. all four of their matches at euro 2024, joins in a deal worth 50 million. onana joined everton in 2022, and made 72 appearances for the toffees. bournemouth owner bill foley has told the bbc he wouldn't support any plan to play premier league games outside england with fifa considering the potential impact of competitive domestic matches taking place overseas. the premier league has previously said it had no plans to get involved. but spain's la liga is hopeful of staging games in the united states in the season after next. i am very respectful of our fans and very respectful of the whole system of premier league and i would not want to be involved in changing any of that. i think after talking to our fans they will tell you that our system and traditions need to be respected. so premier league games in america... preseason. mark cavendish has confirmed that he has competed at his last tour de france. the brit broke the record for most stage wins on this year's tour with his 35th but

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amading they are still feeling aftershocks now.s time. >> we will go to the weather ith adam caskey. good morning. >> good morning. they have had over 80 little earthquakes since the big one. that's amazing. some clouds out to the west in ohio and west virginia. overall we're talking about a lot of sunshine to our tuesday. the last day of january, and it feel like spring. 41 now in washington, 41 in h erndon. erndon. hourly forecast for the -- for the metro area. ostly sunny skies. partial sunshine tomorrow. a few sprinkles tomorrow. not a big deal. >> no big deal. on 50 and 15 where you merge together looks good. some work southbound south of the beltway. that is ending. out of newington in good shape. we're moving nicely now on the beltway. natasha? >> thank you. >> coming up, the search for a man wanted for a bizarre attack in wheaton. >> and if you think gas prices are high right now, well, things could get worse for our part of the region. details on the part of the the gal to raise >> we are learning more about a crash saturd

face a crowd where nobody practices social distancing, nobody wears , and $9 an hour is what when amade in 1979 gallon of milk was $1. if somebody is going to give me -- the website for unemployment in florida does not work. you cannot really apply for unemployment and if you try to call sunday for support, you cannot get through. nobody is really getting unemployment when they file. that's my comment. calling from connecticut on the republican line. good morning. caller: i just wanted to comment on these people talking about corporate bailouts and the rich getting the money. do they realize the middle-class and the regular people work for these corporations? those are the people getting health benefits from these corporations and all of the wages from these corporations. everybody keeps saying corporate bailouts, corporate bailouts, these are loans going to be paid back by these corporations. -- if us middle-class they did not bail out my corporation, i would not be working right now. callingago to on the independent line. passr: i think they should the hero's act but i am not sure whe

sintiendose optimista y confiado, ha gas amad mtado más millones de dólares.cil de su carrera. >>> donde le corresponde ir a votar?? como en toda elección, el desafío es sacar a los votantes a la calles. en la organización de mi familia vota. se ha sacado a miles en los últimos 2 meses. >>> hay muchos latinos, sin partido porque, figura que los dos partidos demócrata y republicanos no han hecho lo suficiente para convencerlos >>> estima apenas el 20 a 25%, de los votante concurrirá a la urna, muchos ciudadanos tienen sus excusas? piensa que votaron? >>> no sé tengo que ir a trabajar a todo esto >>> estamos en el centro de convenciónes de phoenix donde esta noche, comenzará a llegar los resultados, por el lado de la primaria republicana, no se espera grandes sorpresas desde hace semanas la encuesta dan una al gad ventaja al senador mccain por el lado demócrata la cosa no es clara, varios pre candidato s entre ellos está randy, que es el único candidato hispano al senado de los estados unidos en el país. volvemos ahora a los estudios. >>> si es la pregunta de mu

please go on the website of the amadou foundation. we will tell reverend sharpton soon something i have in my prayers and what i think will happen through our reunion of the family of all of the buttons. >-- families of all of the victims. [applause] >> to everyone who put this together, all of the panelists, this is so important only for trayvon martin, but for sean bell, for ramarley graham, for amadou diallo, to anyone who has lost a loved one to senseless killings, it is important to create dialogue. people are afraid to talk about racism, discrimination. but it is the truth and we are the living witnesses to show you that it is alive. we thank reverend sharpton for continuing to be a strong force in our fight, and all of our fights, and continuing to stand up for trayvon martin and his entire family. we need more reverend sharptons, people, let's get up. [applause] >> let me thank the panelists and those that have served today. let me thank the audience. let me say to all of you no matter who you are, you have something you can d

tonight amad syia has a new chance of freedom. the serial came out in 2014 raising questions about the case. as far as pod casts go it destroyed records for the number of times that it's been extremes with more than 100 million downloads. serial focused on add none syia who was convicted back in 2000. today a judge threw out that conviction granting syia a new trial. it's now up to the state to go forward with the new trial. syia was sentenced to life inin prison for murdering his x girlfriend haden lee and buryinn her in a shallow grave inn northwest baltimore. among other arguments his lawyers say cell to your info was misledding because it presented the jurors -- it was s presented to the jurors withouto a cover sheet warning that in coming cell data was unreliablee the judge has now agreed with that point. when asked whether he thinks syia will one day walked freak defense attorney justin brown said he's feeling prettyret confident. he says the first step is to figure out whether syia isyia eligible to be release on bale. he s

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

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 diallo squeezed in the winner. 4—3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations, but that was up at night 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 on my team this season, in and out of possession. 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 te

i do want to get to that a little bit later in the program, but um, amad, during the last 24 hours, asi said in my intro, over 700 more palestinians have been killed, um, meanwhile the us is promising more weapons to the israelis, the raf, royal air force of england, um, will be conducting surveillance flights over gaza, um, are these western regimes now basically openly declaring that they are part of... this genocide against the palestinians? yes of course, they are in total comple with this war, genocide war against the palestinians and the europeans declared this since they won, they said israel has the right to defend itself, but the palestinians have no right to defend themselves for 75 years, who inflicted this problem on the palestinians, the jewish problem itself. was created in europe, it wasn't created in palestine, but palestine has to take over or has to tolerate what the europeans inflicted over the jewish people in europe, so um the the us support for israel is $3.8 billion dollar a year, and it was going on since 1948, and this is in addition to other military and other

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

. >>> amade allegation that is more tapes may exist of trump the executive producers of the apen the right to release footage from the show trump once hosted. mgm says it also has no legal authority to release it. >>> david ortiz ticking a bow as his career comes to an end walking onto the field tipping his hat to fans. after the game he talked about his emotions. dan roach has reaction now from this was not how it was supposed to end. many people hoping for one more world series run but it came to an end here at fenway park as the red sox were swept away by the cleveland indians in game 3. they never led last night and got within a run. and big papi is fired up. he was taken out for a pinch runner but that was the final the sox are september and one of the most remarkable careers is over. ortiz wasn't done. he went in the clubhouse fans start cheering. he came out tipped his hat to the crowd as he walked out to the mound. an emotional moment for david ortiz, 20 years in the bigs, 14 good-bye for the final time. >> the moment hits you knowing that you're not going to be able to be pe

that father amad martin is in critical and stable condition corzer-chester medical center.hree out of his five children are also still recovering in that hospital this morning. to find out how to donate to this family head to our web site, 6abc.com. reporting in lower chichester township, ken, "channel 6 action news." >> across the nation tens of thousands of people took to the streets voice their concerns about what they call police brutality and racism. snarling traffic. protesters included family members of people killed by police officers throughout the year. >> in washington d.c. took place from the whitehouse to capital. eric garner's mother was among knows attendance. brown was killed in fouring son missouri garper died after taken to the ground by a new york city police officer. pro telters called for new legislation and justice in oakland california a similar scene and message. campus police from the university of berkley moved life size photographer lynching victims put up on campus. graphic displays had names of lynching victims and dates of their death. >> there

president sall has named former prime minister amadou ba as his pick to succeed him.s the humanitarian crisis worsens in sudan, u.n. officials are urging the sudanese military and rival rapid support forces to immediately allow aid deliveries to save nearly 5 million people from catastrophic hunger in the coming months. nearly 18 million people are already facing acute food insecurity after nearly one year of war. fighting has devastated agricultural production and disrupted trade, destroyed infrastructure, disrupted trade, and has blocked most access to humanitarian aid. unicef warns hundreds of thousands of sudanese children are suffering severe malnutrition. >> the numbers have been acutely malnourished children are rising. the lean season hasn't even begun. nearly 3.7 million children are projected to be acutely malnourished in sudan, including 730,000 who life-saving treatment. the needs for children in khartoum alone are massive but this is also true in darfur where i was last month. the scale and magnitude of need for children across the country are simply stag

. >> reporter: amade several calls to the office. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> tensions rise overseas tonight. vice president mike pence handing down a warning to north korea. he visited the demilitarized zone. the vice president saying that kim jong-un should refrain from testing president trump and u.s. allies. officials say they are considering a pre-emptive strike and could conduct their sixth nuclear test at any time. >> we hope to achieve this objective through peaceable means but all options are on the table. >> we are now in a period of urgency with the clock ticking and a sense that these programs are making very real progress. >> president trump is standing firm saying, quote, all options are on the table including military action if needed. >> a followup to the shooting of a 13 in burks county. police say matthew hail shot the victim in his home in washington township on friday night. he was captured over the weekend. the victim is still in critical condition. >>> the father accused of killing his 3-year-old son in camd