please welcome afghan minister of education and my dear friend, amina salah. ♪ (applause) captioning by cbs and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hmmm... ( ♪ ) ♪ give a little bit ♪ give a little bit hello. ♪ of your love to me hee-hee! haha! ♪ there's so much that we need to share ♪ ♪ so send a smile all: whooo! ♪ and show that you care ♪ give a little bit of my love to you ♪ ♪ and show that you care >> you know what regardless of us losing our quarterback, we show we ready for the super bowl. >> tonight on eyewitness news a win without wentz the eagles bring it home again this time against division rival. i'm natasha brown thank you for joining us. it was a wild game at the meadowlands and birds held on for the win. don bell joining me. >> to be quite honest giants stink. so people expect aid blow out. that is not exactly what happened. >> yeah, this what totally unexpected. >> that's how we open the show. >> game was way closer than we expected. eagles visiting meadowlands and 2-11 giants. and eagles up 24-23. amazing catch by snell on sagular. nellie

please welcome afghan minister of education and my dear friend, amina salah. ♪ (applause) captioning sponsored by cbs and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hmmm... ( ♪ ) ♪ give a little bit ♪ give a little bit hello. ♪ of your love to me hee-hee! haha! ♪ there's so much that we need to share ♪ ♪ so send a smile all: whooo! ♪ and show that you care ♪ give a little bit of my love to you ♪ ♪ and show that you care >>> this man right here was like family at the bethesda restaurant where he worked and police say he was hit and killed by a drunk driver. hello. i'm debra alfarone. everyone who worked at the oakville grille & wine bar in bethesda is in mourning. our stephanie ramirez tells us how that 56-year-old man killed in last night's crash on rockville pike left his mark on their hearts. >> reporter: debra, i can tell you here the oakville grille & wine bar his colleagues are absolutely still in shock. they had no idea yesterday would be the last day th

children can walk up to four hours to get to and from school, for younger ones like this seven—year—old aminashe has been lucky, she is one of those who has been chosen to take part in the challenge. at the start she has not seen a tablet before so she is not used to touching screens. when it comes to reading, she does not know more than one or two words in a sentence. butjohn, who is with the project, thinks the tablet will eventually help her to read fluently. the problem is that there are about 60 to 100 million kids who have no access to school because it is too far. then you have 250 million more who go to school and to leave without ever having learnt to read or write a word. they are in botswana, boston, brighton, it does not matter. kids go to school all over the world and they go and do not learn. why is that? that's the question we're trying to address. in our greatest desire, every single child on planet earth has access to a world class education in the palm of her hand. we are hoping to be back next you to see how the teams get along. for now it is time to say goodbye. we have br

las autoridades dijeron que el atacante, identificado como "ahmed amina-min el-mofty", de 51 aqos, fuecretario interino del departamento de seguridad hizo incapie en que los terroristas estan explotando el programa de loteria de visas y el que reunifica familias, pues "el mofty" llego al pais bajo la visa que reunifica familias. la violencia en mexico rompe record en 2017. les tenemos las escalofriantes cifras de hmicidios.y el presidente de peru pedro pablo kuzcynski le otorga el indulto humaniario al ex-mandatario alberto fujimori. lo que era un ♪ aranza: secreto a voces se materializÓ. le otorgaron el indultomandatario a alberto que cumplÍa una condena por 40 aÑos y crÍmenes contra la humanidad. habÍa sido llevado de la cÁrcel a un hospital en donde una junta mÉdica recomendÓ su vamos con los detalles desde lima. andy: este era el Ánimo de los simpatizantes al conocerse que el presidente pablo le concediÓ en plena nochebuena el indulto humanitario a alberto. >> porque estÁ en libertad. es un anciano. y tiene que estar descansando su casa con su familia y su nietos. >> el anuncio lo

"we haven‘t tried to convince one another," amina admitted.ss districts, many voters take the opposite view. translation: if they want independence they should look for an island and go there. this is spain, catalonia is spain. translation: i went to see a government that is anti—independence because i believe that if the others win, our economy will get worse. this election may reveal catalonia‘s divisions. but it won‘t bring them to an end. and tonight the pro—independence movement behind me is claiming and celebrating victory. if the projections are confirmed they will retain a slim majority in the parliament. if that turns out to be so, then all the recent months of crisis will have succeeded in changing no one‘s mind. many thanks, james reynolds, in barcelona, europe correspondent on the catalonia elections. a brief look at some of the day‘s other other news stories. an investigation has cleared the international trade minister mark garnier of breaching the ministerial code, after it was alleged he asked a member of his staff to go into a

nathali, mongolia, amina. >> by choosing to walk on this stage, each of these women is making a statementwants the world to know she's transgender. [ speaking foreign language ] >> being here, it's being true to yourself. and if i will win or not, this is a big experience for me that i cannot forget for the rest of my life. >> still, each of the 24 contestants is angling for the crown, and the judges are about to announce the top ten finalists. there's early child marriage, there's war and conflict. at the malala fund we help girls stay in school. there are some really amazing people around the world doing incredible work. the malala fund invests in education champions who work in the community and do advocacy and pave the way so that girls can actually go to school. to have the expertise of our financial partner, citi, guiding us is very important. the fact that citi is in countries where girls are vulnerable ensures that we are able to get funds to the people that we're working with and expand with great confidence. when girls go to school we're going to maximize their talents. we could

. >> my name is amina and i'm here speaking on behalf of all the t tenants facing issues which she spoke about. also, for our elderly facing rent increases because of costa-hawkins that are sometimes 300% beyond what they can afford. i would ask for to you kindly protect our children and our elderly and this is a moral issue and if you're not low or medium income the dollars only stretch so far to please repeal costa-hawkins. thank you. >> hi. my name is kate lase. supervisor, i want to thank you for your passion. i feel there's somebody here who gets it. i lost my home. it wasn't a house, it was my home. i lost my rental home. i had to move out january 31 after a huge -- everything i had fight to keep my home. my landlord got us out of our apartment by taking the rent which was $3,591 to $8,500 that's almost triple and there no regulation to prevent her from doing that. there was no regulation to prevent her from telling me if you can't afford $8500 i have the legal right to kick you out and she did and i the city allowed her to do it. there was nothing in place to hold her to that numb

my name is amina coleman. urban shield is nothing more than a swat team, weapons hosting and training fair. those their for profit vendors may say their equipment is necessary for emergencies, research shows that police use swat raids in things like warrant deliveries and drug raids. communities of color should not be terrorized. san francisco has -- has committed to deescalation and the minimal use of force in policing. urban shield undermines that. this mou expiration provides san francisco to recommit to moving away from warrior style policing and further criminalization of communities of color. we urge you to follow through and take the opportunity to amend the mou. thank you. >>supervisor cohen: thank you. next speakers. >> thank you, supervisors for listening to us. my name's david sparrow. i'm a member of jewish voice for peace, but i'm here as a long time resident of san francisco. i hangout a lot in the mission district. i'm old, i'm white, and i don't have to worry about police violence, for the most

amina mushele says that's what happened to her. >> ( translated ): my husband couldn't take it anymore he left me to marry another woman. >> reporter: she had surgery one year ago, and now makes and sells goods in the town marketplace, using skills she got from a training program sponsored by wadadia. the training, ranging from hair styling, to seamstress work, and computer skills, helps reintegrate women back into their community. >> the moment that we see someone has been treated and she has healed, you can be able to see a significant change in her life. not only in her life, in her family, in her children. it has a ripple effect to an entire family and entire community. >> reporter: back in eldoret, dr. mabeya is kept very busy, at one of the few places where fistula surgery is performed and offered free of charge. working six days a week, he operates on 45 women a month. since that's just a fraction of the new cases, he is also training other doctors in the region, and he is working to prevent fistulas in the first place. >> fistula is almost 100% preventable. in developed countri

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