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including a group of mothers of children killed by new york police like katiadou diallo, the mother of amadou diallo. a number of new york police officers walked with erica's coffin out of the church. after the funeral, several dozen black lives matter activists took to the streets. at least one person was arrested. before they marched, i spoke to qb of shut it down nyc, a friend of erica garner. would do a rally weather was nine degrees or 10 degrees, three people were four people, we marched to her father's memorial. we said a few words and that was something that just became a part of our lives.

>> amad came to the park with some of his new family so we could get to meet them. his parents and five of his new siblings joined them. some of the older ones have already grown up and left home. but there's still plenty of family ready to make ahmad feel welcome and most of all, feel safe. >> we had to keep assuring him that he was safe. that no one was going to harm him. that this was going to be a permanent home. he was getting a whole big family. he had plenty of protection around him. >> debra and anthony mclean met in the military in germany and decided in addition to biological children, that they wanted to help foster kids as well. >> well we had taken care of over 86 children in the 23 years that we've been fostering and adoptive parents. >> he says they started adopting their foster children when they

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 he says, "the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad.", "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 woul

amade perrig is a zermatt icon. how long has your family been living in these mountains? well, as far as we know, it goes back to the 12th century. in the 15th century, we even owned a part of the matterhorn. >> that was a good idea. >> yeah, that was sure great, but later on, they sold it. >> i was telling my viewers that when you take a hike here invariably you end up at a cozy, comfortable rest stop. this is a little bit more than a rest stop. this is incredibly stunning here. >> we are here in a hamlet called findel in the beautiful restaurant chez vrony, and in the old days, the people used to live here in the summertime with the cattle, with the cows and the sheep and the goats up here, and in the winter, then they went back down to zermatt. we have an enormous hiking/ski area, over 80 restaurants and many in old houses like this one. >> and serving regional, local cuisine. >> yes. merci, vrony. >> look at this. >> have a good lunch. >> merci. >> and here we got dry sausage, dry ham, the dry bacon, but naturally, we got also the cheese. >> of course. >> don't forget

amad thomas makes a nice pass. game tied up at 12. a little bit later in the first half, dylan slater finds amad thomas. asheville trails 25 to 19. in the second half, it's thomas again. this time with the layup. this game is very close. right now asheville trailing gardner gardner webb. remain unbeaten in conference today. game tied at 56. ten seconds to go. gardner webb's candace brown gets the go ahead bucket. gardner webb up by two. asheville has one final chance. gardner webb holds on to beat asheville. >>> of course the carolina panthers will play their biggest game of the season sunday against seattle. carolina will host seattle. this will be the second time the panthers will play the seahawks this season. >> must see tv. you know, you got good players on both side of the ball. on both teams, you know, that's why you pretty much come to the league when you look and you eye match-ups like this. >> luke: it's going to be fun on i'll be at the game and have coverage for you tomorrow. >> tammy: awesome. you see cam styling and prof

in the premier league, manchester united's amad diallo scored a 12 minute hatrick as his side came frome saints benefitted from an own goal to lead until late on when diallo stole the show and secured all three points which take the red devils up to 12th in the table. the ivorian's heroics come after he agreed a new contract with the club this week and it also eases the pressure on manager ruben amorim. if you train well, good things are going to happen so he has the same responsibility as every player that plays for manchester united but is having a great moment, he is doing a very good season but like i said, we see this in the past with a lot of players in our squad that he has to continue to work and play like that. i'm so happy to score my first hat—trick, especially at old trafford.

they suspended amad for three days. he says he's now looking for a new school.ens, abc news, irving, texas. >>> politicians, sell ebb lreme a and. >> the president said we should inspire more kids like you to science, it's what makes america great. >> mark zuckerberg tells him to keep building and says he would love to meet him. zuckerberg invited him to visit the social media company and nasa rocket scientists chris says amad can swing by their labs any time. >> there are several new developments in the case of a man accused in the kidnapping of a woman and home invasion. matthew muller was in a courtroom today, his defense dropped a motion to suppress evidence related to his cell phone and they used it to connect him to the crimes. abc 7 news learned the kidnapped woman and her boyfriend will file a defamation suit against the police department. investigators, you may remember, initially called the kidnapping a hoax perpetrated by the couple. >>> if you think you noticed more people in san francisco than usual, you're absolutely right. more than 170,000 people

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

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

part of the plan was to form new organizations to continue. to work, this is how dr. head of project amadنجا می رفت ۱۰۰ تا گلدون می کاشت که عید فلان بشه به مردم گل هدیه بده هدیه ایشون به مردم گلدون بود خودش با دست خودش میکن خودش بیل می زد بعد علمی بلد بود رفته بود مطالعه کرده بود باغداری بلد بود، گلکاری بلد بود. با عشق هم این کارو می کرد. یعنی تمام سختی های زندگیشو با حافظ، با قرآن، با گلکاری و درختکاری، آرامش می رسونه. در زمانی که می بینیم خیلی هامون داریم سبقت می گیریم در ثروتمند شدن و همین سبقت و همین چشمچشمی هاست که سبب میشه اختلاص بکنیم فلان و فلان و فلان و کاخ برای خودتون بسازی برای خودتون بسازین خانه های. ولی می بینیم که هنوز هم وجود دارند عزیزانی که فشت به همه چیز کردن کسی شهریده که در زمان حیات شهید شده. به حیاتشون که نگاه می کنیم میبینید واقعاً حیات حیات هست چه خبرره نمی فهمید من که خبره ولی الان چی آیا در باغ شهادت بسته شد که روی کم شکسته شده نهه had been around for only seven years فخریزاده was right when he decided that country vitally needed such an organization, he dedicated his whole life to the organization. it took a significant part of this time, the government had susp

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

amadou onana rescue5 a premier league point for everton, a5 crystal palace5 new manager watches on.w as they are beaten by athletic bilbao. are bayern munich heading for a trophyless season? the german side have hit a nine year low with three defeat5 in a row. welcome to sport5day, we begin in the premier league where new crystal palace manager oliver glasner watched on from the stands as his side drew 1—1 against everton at goodi5on park. the 49—year—old austrian replaces roy hodg5on, who stepped down on monday, and after everton missed a big chance — with james tarkowski's header well 5aved — palace opened the scoring from almost nowhere thanks tojordan ayew before amadou onana grabbed the equaliser from a header at the back po5t. 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 report5 he was going to be sacked. the club say that he is now out of hosp

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

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

before amadou onana grabbed the equaliser from a header at the back post.ference, 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. glasner's first game will be on saturday against burnley, with hodgsons coaches ray lewington and paddy mccarthy taking charge on monday night:

this is how dr. head of project amad put it, remember that name, fahizade, and today in 2010, or 2018مطالعه کرده بود. باغداری بلد بود، گلکاری بلد بود. با عشق هم این کارو می کرد. یعنی تمام سختی های زندگی شو با حافظ، با قرآن، با گلکاری و درختکاری، آرامش می رسونه. در زمانی که می بینیم خیلی هامون داریم سبقت می گیریم در ثروتمند شدن و همین سبقت و همین چشمچشمی هاست که سبب اختلاص بکنیم، فلان و فلان و فلان و کاخ برای خودتون بسازین، قسط برای خودتون بسازین خانه های آنشنانی. ولی می بینیم که هنوز هم وجود دارند عزیزانی که فشت به همه چیز کسی شهرید که در زمان حیات شده به حیات. که نگاه می کنیم میبینید واقعاً حیات حیات هست چه خبرره نمیفهم من که چه خبره ولی الان چی؟ آیا در باغ شهادت بسته شد که رویش هم شکسته شد. spnd had been around for only seven years. vitally needed such an organization, he dedicated his whole life to the organization. it took a significant part of this time, the government had suspended possible military dimensions or pmd, and maybe there was only one person in the... بعضی ها نه تنها اینو شما نگاه کن به محضی هنوز قبل از اینکه برجام صورت بگیره شما ۲۰ کیلو هرچه ۲۰ درصد داری میدی یعنی چ

amadou!gainst black bodies by law enforcement. abner louima, amadou diallo, two people who did not deserve to be on the wrong side of state violence were. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> no justice! >> no peace! >> in our community, we live with that fear that it could be one of our brothers or one of our nephews or one of our sons. and i just wish everyone could understand. >> diallo has become a martyr to some, a symbol of a price paid in new york's war against crime. rudolph giuliani has countered the outrage with carefully selected statistics. >> shots fired by police officers has decreased by 50%. >> and steadfast support for the nypd. >> the new york city police department is the most restrained. substantially more restrained. it's among the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought that even though times had progressed, in other ways, some of the images were not that much different than images people might have associated with the '50s and '60s. >> we tho

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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

amad is returning home and will not participate in saturday's game. now the team is in denver getting ready for the preseason game against the broncos. >>> coming up, the case that could change the charges. new information about the bullet that killed kate steinleon the embarcadero. >>> also, one of the heroes who speaks about being a celebrity. >>> plus, a chaotic flight that left a good samaritan injured and sent two women to jail. >>> and good evening, the foggy conditions throughout san francisco. we'll talk more about the morning forecast and the possibility of a few showers from this storm system in just moments. inirgia . srtlaft th . >>> back to that tragic shooting in virginia. now shortly after the news crew was killed the gunman posted his own video of the shooting for users of facebook and twitter users to see. the video was captured by a camera the gunman wore. >>> and more information about regulations. terry mcsweeney went to vester's alma mater san francisco state, for answers. >> reporter: yes, a professor here at san francisco state

>> he is the son of i amad mouyini one of the most symbolic. this is a son for hezbollah. special forces tremendous symbolic and political value for hezbollah. not only jihad mounigha was killed but several commanders. this is a very painful, not only militarily but symbol lick that he was celebrated as one of the foremost commanders in hezbollah. >> remind us for people who don't know the i hopes and out ofs of this why is that in some ways a strange situation. absolutely. what you have now in syria, it has become a battlefield, a battle field for regional powers. it's really regional powers fighting wars by probationies. on the one hand action you have turkey saudi arabia and on the other, iran and hezbollah. they have played a key part a pistol part in really allowing president assad to survive in the last four years. hezbollah in particular has major strategicing assets and in certain strategic areas inside syria. in particular in flinitra. this is an area between israel and syria. it's the soft belly of damascus. if you take it, you can drive. it's almost 20 -- only 2

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

as the mother of amadou diallo, my condolences to the families. i just want to say, what are we going to do about this situation now? it is my interest to really lend my voice to these situations. and i want to address to those individual who were protesting peacefully, it was good thing. but for those who are thinking about taking their guns and killing innocent people, including police officers, as the mother of amadou diallo, who suffered a terrible loss, many people would have think that i have hatred and desire for revenge, but in my heart i have no hatred, and i have no desire for vengeance. so, i want to send a message to them. that you can take your anger and your frustration, turn it into something positive. and do something that can bring people together. >> that actually is what i understand your message nor mayor, because you -- i heard you said it feels like we're going backwards, you have a message for the mayor. what is it? >> this is bigger than the mayor, bigger than all of us as a community, and law enforcement community. we need

this small harbor in southern gran canaria is full of memories for amadou and his friend for 7 days they travelled in a wooden boat over 1300 kilometers from senegal across the atlantic spanish to rescue boats pick them and 80 other passengers up and brought them to gran canaria . nation they wanted to show us their boat but one of the rescuers says it has already been scrapped on. we arrived on the 27th of october nothing has happened since i have no work i have nothing to do what i can do is eat and sleep. here we can do anything for our family. like sending them money for food . was a fisherman in senegal he worked hard and even had his own business but he earned very little from selling fish and he couldn't compete with the growing competition from international fishing fleets. on gran canaria i'm a dual lives in a tourist hotel a temporary shelter for him and thousands of other migrants kicking a football is all the migrants continue to pass their time on. isn't like africa. you know everything with people in europe they want to cease to commence it's just like. but it's not only th

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tlaaid ten seconds here, amad. it's really important, the president won't act, the supreme court won't act. it's up to t people. it's we the people who control what happens to this country ant ourry is going through a disaster at the moment and we need people to go out in the streets and we need them tot register toe and we need th to vote and vote those individuals out offfice if they're not willing to stand up to the. presidenthank you he so much for joining us certainly this is dll continue f voting we're going to talk aboun that com up next. maryland voters going to the polls. si there's confu after a major voting registration snafue. tom fitzgerald spoke with voters live today. tom, what's the deal? >>reporter: well, you yse could behind us, p aplere now turning out a little bit heavier than we had seen throughout most of today that's normal on a primary day. people are workng their way down to thehi polls. t question about what happened with these registration address change easies raising a lieutenant of eye

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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

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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

. >>> 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

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boss was involved in the fatal shooting of amadou diallo in the bronx back in 1999. diallo, an unarmed 24-year-old, was mistaken for a rape suspect and shot 19 times by four police officers as they thought he was reaching for a gun. diallo was reaching for his wallet. boss and three other officers were charged, tried and acquitted, found not guilty and cleared of criminal charges n 2006, boss took a leave from the department and served in iraq with the marines where he earned a medal for exemplary service. law enforcement officers explain the promotion process saying officers are not hand picked for promotions n this case with boss, as well as other officers, they pass a civil service test. we are live at 1 pp, mark santia, news 4, new york. >> thank you. crash that killed a man in yonkerss. westchester police say he was walking across the bronx river parkway when a car slammed into him. jen maxwell there was with the death that investigators say should serve as a warning to others. >> reporter: the investigation continues here in the south bound lanes of the bronx r