cameroon's football federation imposed the sanctions on you after claims incited teammates to boycott a friendly with algeria in november after disagreements over pay but prime minister paul byre a friend of you has now stepped in and the ban has been lifted even though i could see cameroon reprimanded by fee for the so-called political interference however whatever happens as he won't be at this month's african cup of nations after his country failed to qualify. well over the last couple of years the russian premier league has attracted a growing number of foreign plays apart from ed too there's also a spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady he settled into a new way of life since his me from scotland and as part of our look back at twenty eleven here's how he was coping at the start of the season you've been in russia just about a year now believe the start of august you came last last year how is your russian experience being so for over always been a group of joy. of enjoyed the shore but before we avoid for your. picture but doing your bit. of enjoy this will fall over should be the main.

. >> cameroon? >> no. >> jimmy: he knows his soccer teams.etting. it's -- zimbabwe, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow, how about that? we have an educated audience. it is -- guillermo, cameroon is a shrimp also, right? right, okay, good. and what did you do while you were over there, did you go on issafari and -- >> i did. i went with my girlfriend and we visited -- >> jimmy: fiance. >> now fiance. not then. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. [ applause ] she's a very special lady. >> jimmy: very lucky lady. >> yeah. she's very understanding. [ laughter ] we went to visit some friends of ours, i know through her, who are in the peace corps, who are there for four years in botswana, working on aids and violence against women. and -- >> jimmy: working against them, i hope. >> no, for it, tries to introduce more aids into africa. [ laughter ] no. yeah. >> jimmy: you know what the fun part of something like this is? it's funny for the first two minutes and then you've got to wear it the whole rest of the segment. >> i'm comfortable. i don't care. i'm

>> yeah, from cameroon, africa. give his dad his first check. and it's just kind of a thing that fell in the line, and i, obviously ,had a big check coming from making it to the nfl. >> jimmy: there's probably different -- different numbers between your dad's check and your check. you're probably like, "i would give it to my dad." like, "are you sure you wanna keep this tradition going, dad?" [ laughter ] >> no, it's something -- >> jimmy: sure we don't have any other traditions, like having a christmas tree or something, you know? [ laughter ] not my paycheck. >> no, it's a sign of respect. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i definitely enjoyed it. my dad gave it back to me though. i just -- >> jimmy: oh, he did? >> i want to just stick with the tradition, make sure i got it done. >> jimmy: wow, that's really nice that you did that though. that's pretty cool. let's talk football. do the colts get andrew luck, number one draft? >> i definitely think so. i think it'd be a smart move in them being able to have a guy like peyton

. >> reporting from cameroon, charlene israel, cbn news. >>> up next, they call it a taste of heaven. how a barcelona church is attracting christians around the world and common language uniting them in worship. >> welcome back to "christian world news." reaching post christian europe can be tough. many europeans have a negative view of the church. in barcelona, missionaries are using new techniques to reach this multicultural city. >> barcelona is a cultural mecca drawing students and visitors from all over the world. english brings christians from many different places in an atmosphere is a fore taste of heaven. pastors are americans brian and lucy. >> one person described it as heaven. [laughter]. >> i feel that way, too. you are sitting next to someone from nigeria or new zealand or singapore. >> people said they felt at home as soon as they walked in. >> the first time i came to the church i was crying. it touched me so much. >> i feel at home and safe here. >> i love the church. i felt like family. >> we provide a community within barcelona. >> in the 1930s, barcelona was a cent

striker samuel eto says he'd like to see out his career with russian premier league side and she the cameroon forward has been a big hit with the southern russian troops of joining the last august on the three year contract the surge here also scored eight goals in eleven me games and is reportedly earning twenty million euros a year making him one of the world's highest paid players currently seventh in the league which is in the middle of its winter break however he says he remains committed to the dagestan outfit especially if they fulfil their ambition of the changing champions league football. i think all in my playing career at times the quality of the football and the life i have that has been a real surprise i'm not that young but even though i'm thirty i could sue play to a very high level and john thirty five thirty six it depends on how much success we have and we return to european competition but if the project works the way i and the club would like it to then i'll finish my career. well in the meantime one man on the way out of my house gallery is balance usually the hungary wi

the cameroon forward has been a big hit with the second russian crowd since joining them last year for a contract the thirty year old scored a goals the game's. how do to justify his annual gross salary. it's the world's highest paid player however top tasing remains committed to remaining with enjoying thinking about a move while also touched upon the issue of racism at the russian football. today i think i will finish my career and she now the football in the life i have is such a surprise that i'm not too young but even even thirty years old i can still play to a very very good level until thirty five thirty six years old it depends on the amount of success i have whether i return to competition in europe but if the project works how i wish and how and you want i will finish my career here in russia i haven't experienced racism we know that roberta connors has known a band experience but generally i think it is the most important for the footballers and especially you the journalists to decide to learn. others that we aren't different i think racism exists and at the same time it do

but cameroon says it's more the numbers when measuring the qb and the offense. >> we all want more stats of joe. we live in a fantasy football stat world now, offensively. and i understand where all of that comes from. but joe has all of the major bases covered at this point in his career. i would just encourage, he's right on track. >> no receivers out there for the first time. new tight ends out there for the first time. left side of the offensive line was new for the first time in the season. i thought our players and coaches did a great job. >> reporter: now, the off season for some of the players means time in hawaii. ray lewis getting ready for the pro bowl all-staff game. joined by teammates. ed reed, and haloti ngata opted not to go to hawaii, even though they were voted in. ravens have reaped the benefits of homefield advantage. while in college park, the home court for the maryland basketball team is less of an adventure than it once was. comcast center was packed in loud for the terps game against duke two nights ago. but that was the first sellout in college park. the team's

this is a traditional outfit from cameroon. isn't it beautiful?has a lot of designs which means i am really powerful. katie joins me from the textile museum she will talk about this upcoming west african dance if you don't make it out this saturday this is another chance next sunday. >> sure we have had all kinds of fun and educational african programming here this fall and through february this sunday, january 29th, next sunday excuse me we have a west african dance concert with a local dance troop from dc and $20 members, $25 nonmembers and after the dance concert, the artistic leader of the group will be here and you will be able to ask him questions about the crazy costumes they wear >> i think they are cool you have -- i think mine has a little more design there goes my hat i told you. so katie, the important thing for our viewers this does cost $20 you have to sign up because it actually fills up quickly. >> we only have 50 seats it will be a colorful, fantastic performance so they can get registration information in, textile museum.org. >>

. >> simon: the sangha river flows through the congo basin, along the border between cameroon and the central african republic, in the second largest rain forest on earth. this remote corner of the world is the place andrea turkalo, a field biologist from taunton, massachusetts, has called home for nearly two decades. andrea lives in a compound that she and a group of pygmies built from scratch. the pygmies help her run the place. commuting to her job is a hike. the last couple of miles took us through some interesting terrain. >> andrea turkalo: okay, now we're going to enter the forest. and the advice i like to give everyone at this point is to stick together. >> simon: stick together? >> turkalo: yeah. because if we happen to run into elephants, we should all stay together and move in the same direction so we don't confuse them. >> simon: we don't want a confused elephant. a confused elephant could be dangerous. fortunately, running into one on the trail is rare. so who made this trail, andrea? >> turkalo: this was made by hundreds of years of elephant traffic in this forest. >> si

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