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. >>> finally tonight, we have a new rock star in the bay area, amad muhammad is a senior at oaklandfirst black male to be valedictorian in oakland tech history. he is a student athlete and a 4.73 gpa. he is considering stanford, harvard, columbia in terms of college. what a story. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller central, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring

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amadou diallo, two people who didn't deserve it. >> in our community we live with that fear, it can beveryone could understand. >> diallo has become a symbol of a price paid in new york's war against crime. rudy guiliani. >> shots fired by police officers has decreased by 50%. >> in steadfast support of the nypd. >> more restrained. it's among one of the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought even though times had progressed, in other ways some of the other images were not that much different than people might have associated with the activity or '60s. >> it was a reminder that there was so much progress but we had so much further to go. >> in every society there is a balance between order and freedom. in new york these days, a number of blacks and hispanics in particularly feel that it's their freedom which has been sacrificed to achieve order. they are the ones being stopped, frisked, sometimes harassed for no other reason than that they are black or brown and therefore suspect. >> although, i would not call the '90s the best of times or the worst o

amadou diallo. michael brown. eric garner. walter scott. philando castille, george floyd. none of these people should have died the way they did because of those names and so many others, for black people in this country, there's a feeling of fear and inevitability when it comes to the police. the reality that is, if your skin is black or brown, you will likely be targeted and have a frightening encounter with police at some point in your life. and despite what some parents think, it doesn't often matter whether you are wearing a hoodie or a three-piece suit. run-ins with the police will happen eventually. moms and dads of black children carry around the typical parental worry that we all have, plus they bear an even worse fear, a fear for their children for their encounters with police. after a quick break, i'm going to talk to someone who understands both sides of that intimately. hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. don't think so? ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry i

you can go all the way back to amadou diallo, who was shot in his own vestibule.rick dorismont killed in new york around that same periond where rudolph giuliani, when he was mayor, released his juvenile record to justify him being killed by an undercover police officer. go all the way through walter scott, the case where you saw a man running in south carolina from a police officer and he shoots him dead, shoots him in the back that jury hung and it was on tape as well you can just go through it michael brown. you can go through tamir rice, who was a 12-year-old child playing with a toy gun police officer jumps out shoots him immediately no charges so i tend to go with the statistics, that show, what, about 2% of officers are ever convicted of killing someone, let alone killing somebody black. so, i tend it to think when a police officer is charged, i steel myself for them to not be charged. and then if they're charged, i steel myself emotionally for them to be acquitted cause that's normally what happens. so the fact that this was such a lopsided case, watching

simpler after 15 minutes in stuttgart snow you a mother was sent off the young french means longer amadou haidara looked worse with every viewing likes it dominated proceedings thereafter but phone stuttgart keep her in unbeatable for. the swiss made sure it was nil nil going into the break. with cobol couldn't stop like sick from taking the lead in the 1st cause. my daughter should know after effects of the tackle to stop hold my head when no light seek. will produce more heroics to keep the score at one mil. but then so you'll force the penalty within a minute of coming on after a clumsy tackle konstantinos my proposal. this week so too late signals to 67 minutes accounted for miss of the season by late 6 believe or burn the score state to do what brings the result mean stuttgart european and vision's loop hole but. will not go as many as many to win the remaining 3 games and drop points if they are to secure the unlikeliest of titles. also on sunday mention gladbach kept their european ambitions alive when they demolished feel a felled 5 nil for a limb bolo got the party started after

it was what the whites of amadou haidara smashing his head aha. like 6 2nd goal came from substitute m.l. pulls but he won the penalty. and then converted from the sports thank god didn't manage a single shot some goal because they were too busy playing defense victory for leipsic but my. they lose their coach you leonardo's man is reportedly about to move to find munich for a handsome 25000000 euros. frankfurt were looking to get one step closer to securing a champions league spot for the 1st time in their history. but laver cousens leon bailey had other ideas of putting the hosts ahead of the 69 minutes. all but one of his 9 league goals have come on home soil. 10 minutes later bailey set up leverkusen 2nd goal because a lot of the executer were you know it's always nice corn goes on of course helping the team was always. yeah he was importing game as well so i'm just happy i could be able to deliver. andre silva the eagles only highlight brought frankford within one goal in the dying minutes that's his 25th of the season. but the catalan jimmy

amadou diallo. and now people of all colors and socioeconomic groups have seen the reality of what does happen in america when black people meet police. and i wonder if we're not all going to be better for the knowledge and if these scenes aren't something that says we're all on board with this as real problem. and we've gotten just to there, that every kind of person in america no matter the color or where you live or how much you make, what your accent is like, big city, small town -- if you are now -- have seen it for yourself and realize it's a true thing, if that in and of itself couldn't be enormously helpful to all of us >> you know, shep, i think only time will tell if everyone comes to that conclusion and realization, i think today is just a moment where many people believe that justice was served and that at least there is an acknowledgement that there may be an issue with policing in this nation. i'm sure some people fall on one side of it, some people fall on the other side of it but tha

this small harbor in southern gran canaria is full of memories for amadou dion and his friend for 7 daysthey travelled in a wooden boat over 1300 kilometers from senegal across the atlantic spanish sea rescue boats picked them and 80 other passengers up and brought them to gran canaria. anything 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 families and centers like sending them money for food. and i 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. and 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. isn't like africa in africa everything without people in europe only want to seize documents it's just l

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verdict and all of us broke out in tears, i thought about how i stood in courtrooms with the mother of amadou diallo and shawn bell and eric gardner and others who never even got a guilty verdict. in some eric gardner's case never even got caught, michael brown's case, tamir rice's case, they never even got to court. so people are saying let's judge things one by one, which may be right but then judge them one by one when the police kills a 12-year-old boy in ohio. judge that one by one. the police have almost had immunity in terms of some areas of law enforcement, and that needs to stop by federal law. >> reverend al, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining me this morning. i know you have a pretty heavy day ahead. >>> let's turn to washington to talk about this very thing, the push for police reform on the federal level. nbc's garrett haake, of course, where else? on the hill. you said there's optimism around this effort. you think there's a chance this will get done? i love optimism, but, listen, we've all become jaded at this point. >> yes, let's be skeptical but not cynical about the

>>> finally tonight, we have a new rock star in the bay area, amad muhammad is a senior at oakland tech. the first black male to be valedictorian in oakland tech history. he is a student athlete and a 4.73 gpa. he is considering stanford, harvard, columbia in terms of college. what a story. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller central, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - magic johnson, roger daltrey, musical guest moneybagg yo and featuring the legendary roots crew >> qstlove: 1449 >> steve: and now here is jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh my goodness [ cheers and applause oh, right back at you. i love it. thank you very much, everybody welcome. please welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause it sounds great. i appreciate it. guys, everybody is -- i love you too. everybody is talking about this last night was the 93rd annual academy awards yep! perfect reaction [ cheers and appla

mostly either in exile or have had their candidacies rejected now the main opposition need a wreck amadou who was arrested in march on terrorism charges and other prominent opposition members sebastian hours of on is in exile he's accused of drug trafficking forgery and ford and he could face prison if he returns now not as well known as the sun soon now he's still in the race and was a former education minister corrent in co who is also up for election he's a lifelong local politician but is now running for president for the 1st time well i'm editor says outside a polling station for us and quite a new he says the government limited who could run in this race. most of the opposition candidates or the most of the opposition leaders either out of the country in exile in prison or they've been muzzled into silence so that's the situation right now and we've seen reaction to that in the north of the country which is an opposition stronghold protesters blocked highways preventing election materials from bridges such as polling stations as polls open today a short while ago president patrice t

amad is one of the many young children for whom acorns is a lifeline — and it provides critical supportreally tough time during the pandemic, as have we. but thanks to people's generosity, this hospice has stayed open every day of the pandemic — every single day we've had children and families staying in this hospice, all thanks to how people rallied round and supported the charity. i this place, it just always brings i back the most amazing memories. and when i walk in, ijust feel... i feel calm, i feel peaceful. i feel that she's here. and just to see all the staff- and to know how much they loved isabella and how - much she loved them. and she'sjust... she's just part of the walls of this place — she really is. _ ijust know how happy she'd be now, to... i to see this, to see that it's saved. she would love this. the craft room has a new name, and the hospice is safe for the next generations of families like isabella's. i hope it brings a lot ofjoy to a lot of other children, just like isabella and...that smile. phil mackie, bbc news, walsall. now, louise lear has the weather. good mo

in 1999, amadou diallo was killed by plain clothes morning city police officers in a hail of bullets.hat for fear of reaction to a glint of metal by police. my cellphone color is always a vibrant color so no one thinks i'm carrying a gun. i never pull out my keys in public until i have to. some might think i'm carrying a knife. at night i always walk down a well-lit street with lots of foot traffic. for far too many people, blacks in dark spaces are automatically deemed suspicious. even before covid, i maintained a social distance. never walking directly behind anyone, especially a white woman. and before i pass at my brisk pace, i always do a shuffle step, the sound meant to alert them to my presence. that's assuming i don't cross the street or take a different route to avoid that whole thing altogether. i do the same when confronted with having to pass by an open air bar featuring large groups of white men and alcohol. whenever i leave my apartment, especially if i go on one of my head-cleansing walks, i always have three things in my pocket. my driver's license, health insurance ca