. >> reporter: al amadou is a top basketball prospect from pennsylvania what does basketball mean to you? >> almost everything. >> reporter: earlier this year the high school senior was approached about an nil deal to make a digital trading card >> you definitely profit a lot from it but i wasn't too sure about it i'm still in high school. >> reporter: amadou says he didn't take the deal, and never asked about nil during recruitment, not wanting colleges to think he was committing for the money. but he believes there are definitely nil opportunities for him in college >> i could change my mind >> reporter: paterno says college athletes being able to make money was long overdue, but he worries about bidding wars is this good for college sports >> as an old school guy, i'll tell you no. but as a guy who understands money that's involved, they got to find a place to land this plane. >> reporter: how long before this gets out of control >> oh, i'm not sure it hasn't gotten there already. >> reporter: one thing that is clear, nil is a game changer gabe gutierrez, nbc news, state college,

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

senegal�*s governing coalition, which is backing amadou ba, said it was �*certain�* there would be a*. up to seven million people were eligible to vote for the 19 confirmed candidates. turnout appears to have been high, especially among young people. the election comes after the outgoing president macky sall postponed a vote on february 3rd, prompting supporters of the opposition to protest in the streets. sall�*s decision was unprecedented and was condemned both at home and abroad. mr sall served two terms as president and is barred from standing again. this is the first presidential election without the incumbent running. earlier, i spoke to adele ravida, country director in senegal for the international foundation for electoral systems. she's been monitoring polling stations in dakar today. what is the atmosphere like in senegal on election day and why? this morning, the atmosphere was quite calm all over the country. the turnout was particularly high. we don't have the final figure but i was here during another election and in comparison there was a lot of people in the polling s

amad brooks center stage again.he ball out of drew brees's hands in the final moments. the 49ers had a victory in new orleans because of it. didn't like it this week when he was rotated in and out of the lineup vs. the giants. sat himself down. today, he explained his odd actions. >> it was an emotional reaction during the game. and i reacted out of my character. and i did not quit on the team. i did not take myself out of the game. but words that were said by me, you know, obviously couldn't be taken back. >> it's not insubordination. let's just clear that one up. got emotional on the sideline. emotions played into it, when it shouldn't. >> if it ever were to happen again, i will just keep my mouth shut and not say anything. >>> checking the panda files of course tonight. the latest out of boston has him leaving town, earlier today without a deal in place. a c cording to the boston globe tonight, he has received an offer. the same goes for that left handed pitcher, jon lester. he very well could return to the team

and he says, "the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad."hen, he adds, "special activities" — we 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 at stockpile of nuclear material. mr trump is reported to have looked at — and then decided against — a military strike 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

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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

rebels and has warned that attempts to make a few appeal like libya and syria will not succeed. abi amad was reelected in a landslide victory and june is facing mounting pressure to end the war from his he'll be as largest humanitarian, a donor. the united states, as the war approaches this one year anniversary, united states and others cannot continue business as usual relations with the governor of ethiopia. extraordinary partnership. we have enjoy is not sustainable. while the military conflict continues to expand, threatening the stability and the unity of one of africa's most influential countries. the body and ministration has suspended if you appear from a crucial crate agreement with the u. s. router over a significant decision by the united states. it is important to understand that it hasn't happened yet. in other words, as of july, there's a january 1 day at which it may become effective if there is no movement towards he's in ethiopia. and if that happens, i think he is likely to lose about a quarter of a $1000000000.00, and that could mean hardship for your pinch. the un inv

he's also a board member of the amadou diallo foundation. and steven thrasher is a weekly columnist for the guardian u.s. his most recent piece is called, "two nypd cops get killed and 'wartime' police blame the protesters. have we learned nothing?" graham weatherspoon and steven thrasher, welcome to democracy now! let's start with graham weatherspoon. your response to what happened and response of the patrolman's benevolent association to what happened? flashbacks.e had i came into policing during a in new york period city in the mid-1970's when crime was off the hook and guns were found everywhere. and police officers at that time were being killed at the rate of no less than one a month in new york city. i was on the funeral detail with transit police. i attended funerals routinely. we rehearsed at the brooklyn casket company, doing the procedures. my partner was shot in the face in 1978. he was off duty, going out to dinner with his mother. he saw something that didn't look right anyone to check it out. it was a robbery of an elderly wom

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

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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

18, 1997, the milan court acquitted antonio salieri, who is often accused of the death of wolfgang amadéemozart, both were composers at the vienna court and salier, allegedly poisoned mozart in this legend, many believed. she formed the basis of the tragedy. pushkin mozart salieri and other famous works, such as the play by antonio scheffer and the film by milos forman. amadeus but proof, no, salieri could envy a young colleague, but he himself was not offended. glory led the court chapel of vienna, his performance was generously paid by salieri, brought up beethoven's sheet of schubert, which he admired before his death. he allegedly admitted to poisoning emotions, but beethoven called these rumors empty chatter at the trial. at the end of the twentieth century. salieri was defended by eminent italian lawyers as an expert, invited major music ved rudolf anker müller and proved the composer in the absence corpus delicti, this was such a day in history. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our next edition of the author's program besogon tv, it will be called when the case is reall

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 unit faced controversy in 1999 after four plainclothes officers fired 41 shots at amadou diallo,med student outside his apartment building in the bronx, claiming he fit the description of a man wanted for rape. the officers who shot diallo were found not guilty. the unit was disbanded in 2002 after a federal investigation uncovered racial profiling. in 2020, the nypd disbanded all of its plainclothes anti-crime units, the kind responsible for the chokehold death of eric garner. new york city mayor and former police officer eric adams told cnn on monday specialized units aren't inherently bad. >> the units don't create abuse. abusive behavior creates abuse. >> reporter: nearly 25 years later, amadou diallo's mother is still fighting to change police practices. >> i have to hold my heart and i have to let them know that this is a club that we wish we never had to welcome them. and this is a club that no families want to be part of. >> reporter: from philadelphia to baltimore and indianapolis, memphis is the latest example of an all too common cycle, crime rises, police create an ag

bassirou diomaye faye is ahead of the former prime minster amadou bar.in dakar and brought us the latest. take a listen. in the capital occur, where i am, they believe they are winning this election. the opponent amadou bar of the ruling coalition has said that he is expecting a run—off. the winner of this election would have to secure 50% of the vote and the electoral commission has until friday to declare the final result. as you mentioned earlier, some of the opposition candidates have already called opposition leader bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him.- bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him. bassirou diomaye faye to conuratulate him. �* ., ., congratulate him. and what are we exectin: congratulate him. and what are we exoecting to _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen next, - congratulate him. and what are we | expecting to happen next, thomas? the results have started trickling in. the ones that have come are not official results yet. they are just collections done

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

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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

hoped that under the shadow of imam zaman , may god speed him up, and under the leadership of imam amad khomeini kabir, and by observing the organization of the irgc regulations and rules, as well as the hierarchy of command, you will be able to serve may islam and muslims be successful. this was a confidential text that was given to a young commander in september of 1961 to form the seyyed al-shahda brigade, peace be upon him. alireza mohd danesh was not more than 24 years old at that time, and it was destined that in august of the following year, when he was an ordinary fighter he fought to martyrdom in haji imran and let his body be taken away by the former forces and brought to besht zahra to tehran and the city where alireza was born 24 years ago . i used to laugh at everything that happened in the house, the mischief they did, if something broke or a vandalism happened, but he always said that it's a girl and dad doesn't say anything , they did whatever he wanted very easily, and i forgot that he was playing football in the yard. when i was playing with them, there was a big three

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this as an assignment for me, it is really a duty, the duty of every free person, the free leader of amad israel, to support the oppressed people of palestine. if one of the members of our body is not well, it is not good for us to be well. the israelis say that that country is not yours, it is the palestinian country and they should get rid of that country as soon as possible. no matter how bad the virtual space is, it was a good thing that it showed the world the corrupt face of the zionist regime, israel with this brutal attack on the oppressed people of gaza, with the brutal killing of the oppressed palestinian children, the oppressed palestinian women, these caused the crimes to be revealed. this the arrogant regime of this usurper regime of this fake regime should be removed. death in america death in america death in america death in america death to america death to america death to israel death to israel death to israel i am in israel. seeing the bloody bodies of children in gaza samer abu daqab has worked for al jazeera news channel for 20 years and is also from gaza. born in kh

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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

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

people who were lovers i was sent from fatemiyoun and yaganeh fatemeh to form the fatemiyoun shab amad brigade , or the shahid alireza tosali, the first commander of the brigade who had plans for the operations and commanded them, and for each of them, he had a reason and rationale for one of the most important operations. fatemiyoun latakia operation and freedom of the national city pointed out that it was one of the strategic and important areas that the children of lashkar fatemiyoun activated the martyrs of the martyrs of the techno operation . and the next destination after liberation full liberation between the children and god qutt said let's work hand in hand to pursue isis so that it leaves the area yesterday's operation and when i suddenly heard about the arrival of haj qasim, the children of fatemiyoun to haji, i had a very special job with the commander of haj qassim and the efforts of the children of fatemiyoun, fatemiyeh, shiraz, liberation square, the friends of this armorer showed me the area, and said that after the liberation , the operation in the presence of isis wa

becoming the first player ever to score a bonus league a hat trick for light seek ye january signing amadou haidar rounded off the route of if five nil and like to get in control in the race for the champions league or as he. likes it's close his challengers munching lot but have hit a rough patch of form lately and they had another tough day against just a little off in the six minute benita runs passive aided mathias didn't and found rowan henning's being fired in the opening goal was soon after the hosts doubled their late run and was again the creator this time kevin sterger was the beneficiary was. the disallowed of attack was relentless henning's out in his second of the game you pick a ball run and of course provided the a six five with just sixty minutes some of the game was as good as over. previously this season just last hadn't scored a single goal the fall of the twenty second minute. contacted police go back through dennis second ria but their hold on a top four place is looking shaky. story and core fans braman are unbeaten in twenty nineteen at home to meit's they look to mai

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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

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

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dries mertens saw a penalty before half time saved before amadou diawara scored from the spot inside20 minutes to make it a nervy finish for pep guardiola's side who stay top of group f while shakhtar donetsk move second after victory over feyenoord. today we won against an incredible team. to do that you need to make an incredible performance. the team needs to take out energy so they have the quality to take it. my team isa have the quality to take it. my team is a team with a lot of quality in keeping going and they did it. that is one of the reasons i am the most proud. nfl commissioner roger goodell met with owners and players in an annual meeting at the league's headquarters in new york city on tuesday. players kneeling during the national anthem has been a major talking point lately as they protest racial injustice and social inequality across the country but goodell says the players were never asked at the meeting to stand during the anthem and says they spent the day talking about the issues. we did not ask for that. no. we spent today discussing the issues. the issues that

egyptian authorities arrested muhammad amad in the past week or so. he's 45 years old and the leader of a group that took part in the deadly attack in benghazi, libya on september 11th. he appears to be ambitious and big plans for the group. this is what we know about him. a former egyptian jihad member and released arab spring and setting up terror training camps in libya and egypt with help from al qaeda in yemen. he tried to set up al qaeda in egypt. some of his followers were part of the assault on the consulate. this shows that the muslim brotherhood may be willing to assist the u.s. in going after terrorist. meanwhile secretary of state hillary clinton will testify before the house and senate about the benghazi attacks and the obama reaction to it. the independent review board should have it done soon secretary of state will testify . also in the war on terror, a u.s. drone took another al qaeda leader pakistan tribal leaders say a senior al qaeda commander that just areiched in pakistan a couple of days and a north delone strike took him out. h

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the second from amad diallo to complete the turnaround and give the new united manager ruben amorim ane for 90 minutes and that is very good, and a file today they believe it, we talk about

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

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