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

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

amade juneteenth very famous. it's actually an important event, it's an important time, but nobody had heard of it, very few people have heard of it. actually a young african-american secret service agent knew what it was. i had political people who had no idea. did you ever hear of juneteenth before? his white house communications director responded, i did from last year when the white house put out a statement. and then trump replies, oh, really, we put out a statement? the trump white house put out a statement. she responds yes. trump adds, oh, okay, good. i don't think it was put up by others, but we made people aware of it, and it's good.

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

it takes about might come back the same time as amadou and dad never stood like cigs to go fishing cause fine but for us that. like 6 months straight wasn't intended to hop. cullen's game was played behind closed doors due to rising corona virus infections in the city visitors hoffenheim presented upon the speakers only new coach of the new season substantial cuts right times he's the nephew of byron's only who knows his stuff like dave you got off to a smoking start not used to you to a sterling show from unfair come of age he took the game to cologne here not making tea mohan and later scoring from the spot. but the hosts equalized after each goal by the croatian. first new man sebastien under 7 so i'm still a young tillman proles. 4 minutes to go the rebound from under simms header was pounced on by so many times last fall. but the worst one more goal to come in the 2nd minute of the time to come up which kept his cool to give hoffenheim 3 points and his boss a successful start are you already had a little bit more luck scored $33.00 in this game most of this is not going to be enough

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

hello ira in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning pretty bad he was taken to hospital after he fainted a during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam he was chosen in march to be the ruling party's candidate for the october presidential election nicolas more details on the events leading up to death. just before he went into the cabinet meeting he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he said he's working for the decades to come in for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting certainly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reasons of his death the way he died from but for 2 months he was taken

since amadou was killed, my life has been changed forever.me families. i attended the funeral for eric garner. nothing has changed. changes was implemented, but then it was like a bandaid just to try to pretend that we are going to have the in-depth change, that the community asked for, that the people asked for. and how many people have been killed since amadou? how many? how many have been victimized like my child? changes has not happened. and we need more changes. and right now, people are up since the george floyd killing. it has galvannized the world. young people of today are p protesting and demanding we should have the change we've been waiting for since 21 years ago and even before. >> one thing that hasn't changed is the attitude of certain parts of government toward police versus towards these victims. donald trump's reaction toward these police killings sounds a lot like rudy giuliani's, quite frankly, when he was mayor of new york. is that symmetry in my head or do you see that same symmetry? >> me? >> mrs. diallo. >> that is fo

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

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

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

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

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

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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

. >>> 41, that is the number of times an unarmed black man named amadou diallo was shot by the new york 1999. the police had thought he might be a criminal they were looking for. he wasn't. they thought he had a gun in his hands. he didn't. it turned out to be a wallet. diallo died in police custody. this is one of the first cases of police violence my next guest looked into and he's been thinking about race, policing and power ever since. the mega best-selling author malcolm gladwell joins me now. malcolm, let me start by asking you about that case which you wrote about because, you know, we can see in the case of george floyd -- this struck me as essentially premeditated murder, but the diallo case is more interesting because we're often told that police are trained. and when you think about 41 shots, one's reaction is, well, they don't seem to be trained very well because that seems like a lot of emotion and not a lot of training. what is going on in those moments? >> the one thing -- i did a podcast episode last season for my podcast "revisionist history" on police shooting and i me

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and that is joining me now is juan decooper, amad's mother and the attorney for mr. arbury's family. tell me, attorney merritt, what happened here and why haven't we not seen a grand jury convened to really go through the facts here when we have an unarmed young man jogging that's dead? >> what you have was three southern georgian white citizens who essentially put together a posse and lunched a young man in broad daylight. amad arbury, by all accounts, even by those of his accusers was seen running down the road. he was not carrying any stolen material. the worst that can be said about him is that he stopped at a home that was under construction, and he allegedly looked in through the window before carrying on his jog. the reason that we have not seen an indictment in my opinion is because these men were white. these men have strong law enforcement ties. the father, gregory mcmichael being law enforcement for 30 years, specifically working in the district attorney's office who would have been responsible for arresting these men, that d.a. recused herself. it passed

mohsen fakhrizadeh, head of project amad, remember that name, fakhrizadeh. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister javad zarif has called the killing an act of state terror. accusing israel of being behind it. although tonight, neither although tonight, neither israel nor the pentagon is commenting. israel was widely blamed for four other assassinations of iranian nuclear scientists between 2010 and 2012. fakhrizadeh's killing comes as concerns grow over iran's uranium enrichment activity. that was what the now severely weakened iran nuclear deal, from which president trump withdrew, was meant to halt. >> james joining us now from london. joe biden has signaled his administration would rejoin the nuclear agreement with iran. but any iranian retaliation could complicate that. >> reporter: that's right. tonight, iran is already vowing revenge. this puts president-elect biden in an awkward position. because the middle east is already in a attention situation. this pushes the situation there further to the edge just before he takes office. >> james, thanks so much. >>> now to the yearlong abc

amad men do or should be school. instead he spent a justi at a car repair shop in your province trying to scrape a living the house tether. i work to look after my family if i don't work we won't be able to live. at home his mother attempts to offer him a sense of normal childhood amants father was arrested by government forces and 22 of the family has no idea where he is and with his only 13 but his short life has been defined by 9 years of war he's carried the scars into an uncertain future. of our law. he used to go to school then leave to work and he kept doing so until the day the repair shop with bombed and he got injured seeing ahmed like this breaks my heart because he cannot rest and he will never be able to he used to go from school to work and can't take a break due to poverty if he doesn't work we won't be able to live his younger brother also works now. half of syria's children today have only known death devastation and displacement 41 percent of those old enough to be in school are not getting educatio

that the collapse of the syrian currency and an economic crisis will force even more children like amad into work. and of people living in the war torn country are reportedly living under $2.00 a day which is basically nothing and with inflation of the currency and with the economic crisis in syria with imposing sanctions it is likely that this number is under estimated which means for children more are going to be pushed into child labor the war has killed maimed and traumatized serious children it's all to deny them their childhood and as the conflict drags on the future for this last generation now seems even more stark priyanka gupta is here. still ahead on al-jazeera and sports staying safe while playing to win europe's top club football competition heads into all you territory. the all. kind of sport has hanna thank you very much came while the winners of this season's european champions league will be decided over the next 12 days in portugal file 8 time and in lisbon is replacing the competitions traditional format french and his . play italian side that atlanta. was this 1st qu

saturday night, including three accused of targeting police with fire bombs eric garner, sean bell and amadouiallo, say ending stop and frisk, comprehensive training for every officer has improved policing while admitting nypd has work to do. >> i saw tremendous restraint but also things need to be done better moments that were disturbing >> reporter: more protests are planned, including this one getting under way in times square major cities have imposed curfews to bring down the size of the crowds, new york's mayor says it's not necessary here >>> fiery protests raged in washington, d.c., secret service rushed president trump to white house bunker friday night. senior administration official an hour in the complex designed for terror attacks tracie potts, the president is blaming extremist group for the violence in d.c. >> blaming them and tweeting he wants to declare antifa a terrorist group and some experts question whether the government can do that with domestic group with first amendment rights. all as demonstrations and protests continue in washington, including across the street from

in 2018, she said she will step down when her current government leaves office amadou to happen nextremains on -- office, due to happen next year. russia is trying t to clean up a major f fuel spill in northern siberia. environmentalists say it is the worsrst accident in the arctic n the ecosystem will need a decade to fullyly recover. president putin has ordered a state of emergency. so far, one person has been arrested in connection with the accident. a u.s. navy veteran detained in iran for two years has been released as part of an agreement involving an iranian american prosecuted by the justice department, and followed months of negotiations over prisoners. a landslide in a norwegian town has swept eight homes into the sea. the resident who filmedd these pictures says he ran for his life when he realized what was happening. his house was among those lost. several minor landslides followed. no one was injured. amazing no one was injured. it is the biggest stimulus package in germany's postwar history. the measures agreed to last night but the government after marathon talks shoul

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thanks to that might come back to seem to amadou diallo restored light cigs to goldfish i just find love from a force that. is minds free one attendance in a hostile. colognes game was played behind closed doors due to rising corona virus infections in the city visitors hoffenheim presented the fungus because only new coach of the new season supposed to harness such write poems he's done a few of byron's only who knows stuff like did you get off to a smoking start not to use juju a sterling show from unfair come up which he took a big. cologne here not making tea mohan and later scoring from the spot. but hopes to equalize down after each goal by the croatian. first a few months have passed yet understood until i'm still in a young team on trolls. 4 minutes to go the rebound from under sims header was pounced on by the touch up last shot. but the words of one more goal to come in the 2nd minute of the time to come up which kept his cool to give hoffenheim 3 point shot and his boss a successful charge are you already know the little bit more of luck scored $33.00 in this game but to be ho

think if you go back we might even go farther back to 1901 right and that in fact who was led by amadou toumani to mentally well he said it right he led the transition government and birth to the 3rd republic of mali and so i think a lot of malayans look to that moment of a successful transition and then the and then to towards stepped out of the picture and there was 10 years under president alpha kanade and at which point then toward it was elected as president and so i you know i look at the 2012 crew as frankly quite a disaster they are where they were about a month from elections for presidential elections at that time right and we mali needed change but they were close to new elections but many molly and said these elections will be a farce we don't actually want them to go forward because we don't trust them right now but if you go all the way back to 91 i believe there was a true transition and it was the military that started that transition then there was a transitional government and then there were free and fair elections and so we could use that as a model in which this cou

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. and finally when it comes to football you might well expect the ball to come flying at your head but for one member of the brazilian women's team it wasn't a bowl but a bird the women were interrupted during a brace and training session when allowed to bleed mccool landed on purina beneath his head and then perched on the bowl before flying down the field. play was then finally able to version. it watching didn't believe needs live from berlin up next it's world stories the way can reports go to get all the latest information around the clock on our website to date of the dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram now and anthony help for me and the team here in berlin thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 getting out now.

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. >> the ivory coast is mourning the p president as he announced the death of the prime amadou 61-year-old coulibaly died after falling ill after a cabinet meeting and had just returned f from heart treatment here inn frarance. france 24's mark perlman joins me now. mark, can you tell us more about the prime minister and reactions s in the i ivory coas his deatath. mark: the prime minister was a candidate for his p party and w the clear favororite for the elections slated on octobober 3 he w was sick. he had a heart problem back in 2012 and he was in paris for two months after saying he would only stay for a few days and so there was clearly some worry about his health and whether he could run the campaign and eventually become president. however, he came back on july 2 to the ivory coast and people thought he seems to be ok and then he had this health problem and he could not recover from yesterday from the cabinet meeting and was a big shock because people thought he was out of the woods essentially so you have heard on this very rare occasion all parties, some in the oppositition and ev

amadou concluded that he wasas sixty oe years old he was married and had five children. it will have the cash i'v've already politic. he's been chosen as the ruling party's candidate the presidedet election not. again for a third term. institution was changeded in twenty sixteen anand he is aligned to the account that it's part it's a decision that is likely to position. 2% sure. we'll let you know more on the story of course as we get it but the fact of the matter that the- prime minister ofof. code i'm going to. has died. moving on the reason we shuffle french government led by the u. prime minister john. casss tech'h's tk part in its first question. and answer session. the not assembling you prime minister saying he's against another lockdown. expertise france prepares for the official lifting of the health emergency. fears grow the second wave of nineteen could arrive. kustok says the economic and humanan consequencs of a second lockdown would be disastrous. he was the mastermind behind the front is the coffee all the easing of coronavirus lockdown restriction with k

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that are coming out of yemen he's on eichmann and he doesn't always have the best quality connection amad with it which is going to refresh that connection. and initially some of this is the daily report of a kofi cases so in yemen they have 304 tests 432 because it's over a 1000 cases these are the ones that we know as of the beginning of this week africa for you what they're getting for human rights watch how is covariate complicated network. traumatically but i think it's very important to talk about the health care system and how does the human tatting catastrophe is the result of years of. years of conflict so it's not like a natural disaster or something so the economy is crumbling the yemen's infrastructure is in and disaster state its health care system has almost collapsed and this is not you know like i told you this is not just naturally that happened it is the direct result of how the conflict has been conducted by the war in parties with utter disregard for international law and here human tatty and norms so the warring parties in yemen clothing you know the saudi led coaliti

ruhollah zam, whose amad news feed had more than a million followers, had fled iran and been granted iraq and taken him back to tehran. for nearly two weeks, farmers from across india have been protesting against new market—friendly reforms that they say are against their interests. thousands have gathered to voice their discontent and this week, they called on the rest of india to join them in a national strike. today, "hundreds" of protestors have marched on the indian consulate in birmingham, to show their solidairty with the farmers in india. ankur desai has the latest. hundreds of protesters have flooded the streets of birmingham city centre outside the indian consulate to show solidarity with the farmers who have been protesting against the recent agricultural reforms in india by the government. many turned up around 1030 this morning, the numbers swelled into the six, 700s. many remained in their cars gridlock in the area here and some were protesting on their feet, in the area here and some were protesting on theirfeet, they in the area here and some were protesting on their

but that hope was swiftly doused by amadou i datta khel made it 31 just 3 minutes later. a satisfying 1st outing for leipsic but now goes man will know that far sterner tests await his young pretenders i and they've been opened they're going to think a campaign looking to bounce back from the disappointment of last season when they were tipped in the homestretch to a champions league spot and fans of the hosts wolfsburg were finally able to see their club in the flesh again as they returned to the stadium after months of pendennis struction full of themselves but recently celebrated their 75th birthday and their fans were back in the ground to give them belated congratulations was but there was little else to show to vote in a target affair i despite playing in the europa league on thursday as leverkusen rested up the fresher sight john brooks missed their best chance of the goalless for stuff i think minutes into the 2nd half of the maybe have the ball in the live because i'm it i but the off site flood cut short through the story the swiss international's face neatly su

ruhollah zam, whose amad news feed had more than a million followers, had fled iran and been grantedzed him in iraq and taken him back to tehran. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has assured angry farmers that reforms to the agricultural sector, will safeguard livelihoods. tens of thousands of farmers have been holding protests on the outskirts of the capital, new delhi for the past two weeks, blocking roads and other key infrastructure. they fear the reforms will erode guaranteed prices for wheat and rice crops. despite the pandemic, 2020 has seen a dramatic increase in palestinian homes demolished by the israeli authorities. some 900 people lost their home — the biggest number in years. palestinians often build without permits in eastjerusalem and parts of the west bank under israeli patrol — saying permits are almost impossible for them to get. among the buildings still facing demolition orders there are many palestinian schools. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell reports. within seconds, a home is gone. and here, another. this has been a record year for israeli de