as there are celebrations from the cameroon bench and outside the stadium from the cameroon fans.d the stadium from the cameroon fans. we wanted so much to be in the final, and we did everything to be in the final. the second half, completely, we dominated the game. but the first attack, we did not attack the set pieces of cameroon, and they scored. so it is very annoying, because this game, it sat for us. i congratulate them, and they are in the final. but i am not happy, because this game, we were the better side, and we lost. this is football. former chelsea midfielder frank lampard has announced his retirement from football, at the age of 38, calling time on a 21—year career. lampard said he was grateful to the football association for the opportunity to do his coaching badges, suggesting he may go into management. chelsea's record goal—scorer said he turned down a number of exciting offers to carry on playing in britain and abroad. swansea manager paul clement revealed he had unsuccessfully approached lampard over a move to the premier league strugglers in january. working wi

well, it is cameroon.layers against complacency ahead of tuesday's copa del rey semi—final second leg against atletico madrid. barca edged last week's first leg at the vicente calderon in madrid 2—1 meaning atletico need to score at least twice, due to the away goals rule, to stand any chance of progressing to the final. translation: there was the logical concern for these kind of matches as the first leg result was good for us, but i think there is no one player in the team who thinks the job is done. on the country, we will suffer, for sure, because of the rival‘s need. we have to deliver a good version of ourselves. it would be ridiculous to think this is going to be easy. tom brady collected his fourth super bowl mvp award on monday morning, but the new england patriots quarterback was still looking for the jersey he wore against the atlanta falcons when guiding them to their improbable victory hours earlier. the 39—year—old was in downtown houston to be presented with the accolade from super bowl 51 b

yet cameroon overcame all odds for a thrilling final. >> for the fans of cameroon, it was a never forget night . their side defeated egypt, a club that had fully intended to win its eighth african cup of nations. instead? >> no one liked us, no one gave us a chance. we are overjoyed and have done the impossible. >> we are african champions, we are so strong and we are going to win the world cup. an improbable victory at was. egypt took the early lead in the first half and seemed in control , having given up all of one goal in the entire tournament. but the defender headed the ball home in the 59th minute and suddenly the cap seemed very much in reach. then a spectacular goal off the bench, just two minutes from time. egypt was left with a runner-up title. >> we showed people that we are like a group of friends, a family. we showed the people that we are a great team and that's amazing. >> a month ago even the most avid fan of cameroon could not have believed that they could win this tournament. eight of their players refused to come. there was a bonus round with the federation. most of c

eighth title, cameroon have already won it four times.6 teams came to gabon for the biggest sporting event in africa, just egypt and cameroon remain, the two most successful sides in nations cup history yet both are some odd surprise finalists. egypt had been absent since clinching a hat—trick of titles in 2010 as political revolution impacted upon the national team. translation: since we missed the last three tournaments we wanted to make a good impression and reach the final but we were not sure of it. we are one big family in the squad, ready to serve our country and win. at 44, el hadary, the oldest player in the tournament seeks a record fifth title. defeated by injuries and visibly tired in the semifinal egypt will be looking to salah for inspiration against a team has overcome various challenges. there has been a row over bonuses in gabon while ahead of the tournament at least seven of the players refused to honour call ups for various reasons, meaning that little was expected of the indomitable lions this time. translation: no one

and cameroon set up an african cup of nations final against egypt after beating ghana 2—0.nks forjoining us. england head coach eddiejones has named his team to face france in their opening match of rugby union's six nations championship. ahead of the tournament, which starts on saturday, jones has been addressing comments made by former scotland and british lions coachjim telfer who compared jones to donald trump and said the twickenham crowd "look down their noses at the opposition." unsurprisingly, jones doesn't agree. we do not behave arrogantly. we are very respectful. if you look at her record on the field and our interaction with opposition teams that there is hardly disrespectful. to have a go at the crowd is out of order. the easy thing is, do not come to twickenham. as far as the team goes, saracens forward maro itoje will start a test match for the first time at blindside flanker, having been named as chris robshaw‘s replacement. eliot daley will start on the wing in place of exeter‘s jack nowell, who missed two days of training this week due to personal reasons

cameroon come from behind to beat egypt and win the africa cup of nations.nd manchester united pile the misery on premier league champions leicester city. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with news from houston in texas where it's half—time in super bowl 51 between the new england patriots and the atlanta falcons with the falcons 21—3 ahead. there was no score in the first quarter before the game sprung to life shortly after with three touchdowns from the falcons. devonta freeman, matt ryan and robert alford then picked off a tom brady pass that he returned 82 yards for the touchdown before a late field goal from the pats saw them get off the mark. the largest comeback in super bowl history is ten points, a feat that has been accomplished three times. falcons looking for their first super bowl title in franchise history after losing their only previous appearance in the nfl‘s 1999. 21- 21— three in the third quarter. cameroon have won their fifth africa cup of nations with a late goal from substitute vincent aboubakar to seal a 2—1 victory

cameroon are through to the final of the african cup

cameroon have you have the super bowl, we have properfoot. cameroon have beaten.th wins for the two manchester clubs. manchester city's teenage striker gabrieljesus made his full home debut and scored twice inclduing the injury time winner against swansea. 2—1 the final score as they move up to third in the table, a point behind spurs, ten points behind chelsea. a point behind spurs, ten points behind chelsea. translation: i'm not 100%. honestly it was my first time outside brazil. i thought it was going to be more difficult, not only the football but also for the weather, for the culture for the city itself but thanks to my family, of course, thanks to my family, of course, thanks to my team—mates and the club for the welcoming, it's been really easy for me and that's why i got in there too can quick. manchester united swept aside the champions leicester city 3—0 at the king poweer stadium. henrik mikataryan, zlatan ibrahimovic and juan mata with the goals, they remain in sixth. leicester are point off the relegation zone. second chance a goal, third chance a goa

this time, we go to cameroon. our reporter, grit hofmann, spent much of her childhood in the forest though it was not as extraordinary as the korup national park in the west of the country. it's one of the world's oldest rainforests and it's in danger. reporter: john ekpoh is respected as one of the best hunters around here. he has hunted most of his life. >> when you bring the meat to the house, they would feel very, very happy. if you don't have anything else, they won't be happy. that is our own tradition here. because you cannot eat empty food. reporter: he caught a rodent in the forest for his family's meal today. cameroon has banned the hunting of endangered species. >> you go to prison now. when they catch a hunter, they take you to prison. reporter: by they, he means the rangers here in korup national park in the west of the country. park ranger is considered a good job. brenda mue grew up in a city, and there are no hunters in her family. but she has learned to spot the traces hunters leave behind. >> i d

cameroon have won their fifth africa cup of nations with a late goal against egypt.watching the fireworks for us in gabon was piers edwards. cameroon are champions of africa for a fifth time overall, and for the first time since 2002. and throughout this nation's cup campaign they have done things the ha rd campaign they have done things the hard way. prior to the tournament, at least seven players refused to honour international call ups for various reasons, and even during the tournament there was a bonus round involving the players and their federation. in the final itself, they also didn't do things easily. the arsenal star in the first half was responded to by cameroon, the substitute heading home from close range. in the dying moments a striker produced a moment of magic to fire home and effect the pharaohs' first defeat since 200a. a wonderful and to a very good tournament. an incredible end to the davis cup tennis tie. the match was tied at 2-2, with tennis tie. the match was tied at 2—2, with this young man representing canada against kyle edmund. after dan

cameroon are through to the final of the africa cup of nations after beating ghana 2—0.ameroon grabbed their first goal 72 minutes into the second half, capitalising on a ghanaian defensive error from a free kick. with seconds remaining they scored their second, finishing off a well worked counter attack. the indomitable lions will face egypt in the final after they dramatically beat burkina faso 4—3 on penalties last night. tiger woods is in danger of missing another cut as he struggled after the first round of the dubai desert classic. the m—year—old, who has only recently returned to the game after 18 months out with a back injury, slumped to an opening five—over par round of 77. that's 12 shots behind leader sergio garcia who carded a round of seven under par. england's ian poulter is the highest placed british player — two shots behind the spaniard. ukrainian cyclist andriy grivko has been disqualified from the tour of dubai, after punching fellow rider marcel kittel in the face during stage three. kittel — seen here in the blue with blood pouring down his face — ha

egypt are leading cameroon 1—0. it's the singles between don evans and vasek pospisil, it's a nailbiter, pospisil winning the first set on a tie—break and getting one break in the second set, taking it 6—4. it looked all over, even more so one dan set, taking it 6—4. it looked all over, even more so one dan evans trailed 1—3 in the third and then he w011 trailed 1—3 in the third and then he won five games in a row and upset. they are into a fourth set, don evans has broken and is leading 3—1. an incredible first rubber of the day. dan evans can win this title britain. england lost by one point against australia in the netball quad series at wembley, the second defeat of the tournament for england after a heavy loss to new zealand, it's a much improved england who led in this match, within touching distance of victory, but the lead slipped in the final stages despite pushing hard to pull level against the number one side in the world. they trailed by one goal with one minute left but a late australian steal meant the

there is a very interesting article as well on cameroon's coach. he is a former football player from belgium, and he was met with quite a lot of skepticism when he was appointed last year. the cameroon press was particularly critical, saying he was too old and inexperience. now he is seen as a national hero, something that someone who was able to tame the indomitable lions aqéaooo/ woman: this is our story, a uniiversal story, and one that we all share, an understanding that we are not separate from each other or from our biosphere. man: when ththe first astrtronas lookeded back on thehe earth and saw ththe blue planet and d saww beautiful and alive e it was, it was a a transformrming experien. that t experirience gave us the ununderstanding thatat wliveve n onbiospher we are rt of its evution. 's ouhome.

congratulations, cameroon, the world champions of africa!ation as cameroon became african football champions for a fifth time. the winner scored by vanson aakar! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: so that really happened last night, (bleep) y'all. ( laughter ) we might as well congratulate the new england patriots! congratulations on an amazing victory. ( cheers and applause ) really was insane. hate or love them, an amazing victim r. it's like david and goliath if goliath got back up and tore off david's head. ( laughter ) it's nice to see things work out finally for tom brady. he suffered for so long. almost two whole hours before turning around and winning. it's a real riches to riches story. ( laughter ) i think the only down side for tom brady was, after the game, roger goodell gave him a four-game suspension for overinflating atlanta's hopes. ( laughter ) i didn't expect that. i also genuinely loved lady gaga last night. she was phenomenal. ( cheers and applause ) amazing performance! yeah, apparently trump's immigration ban doesn't ap

it left the shores of nigeria and has affected an entire region with cameroon and chad. not only that, by extension, it started affecting other countries in africa. now, the threat of terrorism as far as nigeria is concerned can only be overcome by collaborating with the international community. boko haram basically evolved by virtue of its association with transnational terrorist organizations, starting from 2009 to date. and its evolution has been very, very drastic. first of all, its association with the taliban and then gradually with al qaeda and islamic maghreb and now with the islamic state. it will be difficult to talk about boko haram in nigeria in isolation of other global jihadist movements and terrorist networks. the very fact that the uprising in libya and the eventual capitulation of the gadhafi government resulted in an outward flow of arms and human beings, the most natural place in sub-saharan africa for this flow was nigeria, by virtue of its large size and population. again, the situation in places like egypt, kenya, somalia, has also enabled terrorist

as cameroon border is gabon the team has had plenty of support. have been only three in the last six africa cup of nations finals. it's the reverse singles in the davis cup tie between great britain and canada in ottawa, after a win in the doubles yesterday for jamie murray and dominic inglot great britain are leading 2—1. when for dan evans or kyle edmund would see them win the tie. evans is already underway against classic pospisil. he started really well, dominating play on his own serve and breaking the canadian early on. although having led 3—1, pospisil has broken back and the latest score is in favour of canada in the first set. that's on the bbc website. england lost by one point against australia in the netball quad series at wembley, the second defeat of the tournament for england after a heavy loss to new zealand, it's a much improved england who had led in this match, within touching distance of victory, the lead slipped in the final stages despite pushing hard to pull level against the number one side in the world. they trailed by one

egypt and cameroon have 11 titles between them. egypt are leading against the lions, thanks

cameroon come from behind to beat egypt and win the africa cup of nations.ague champions leicester city. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with news from houston in texas where it's half—time in super bowl 51 between the new england patriots and the atlanta falcons with the falcons 21—3 ahead. there was no score in the first quarter before the game sprung to life shortly after with three touchdowns from the falcons. devonta freeman, matt ryan and robert alford then picked off a tom brady pass that he returned 82 yards for the touchdown before

let me point out with regard to cameroon and hidalgo county we have 64 miles of fencing in fence. are looking at another 5,000, 6500, let me tell you how that impacts locally, the gentlemen to my right, their responsibility is to write local law enforcement to the community that they serve, because of the change in dynamics in our country, they've also had to become qasi federal agents because of the command being placed on them with regard to border security. and the concern i have, just for the record, the jointy judge in texas is in the a judicial position and it's not administration position. it's basically the mayor of the county. i work with all of the agencies in that endeavor, and the concern that i would have and i can tell you that in the valley, many law enforcement agencies, whether local police departments or jailers, we have lost individuals to the federal government because of demand to federal agents, border customs than what have you because they pay more lan law enforcement agencies. we rely on low property tax to fund our budgets. as a result of that, in additio

in the rainforests of cameroon we learn why people are putting down their weapons in the name of conservation. but first we go to thailand where sex-change surgery offers hope to many transgender people. the word "transgender" has many meanings though we're focusing on gender reassignment. a man may want to become a woman, or vice versa. at least 25 million people worldwide consider themselves transgender.

. >> reporter: he came to the united states from cameroon with his family when he was 11. they were in search of a better life. his brother says he planned to attend montgomery college and wanted to study law. >> just to better ourselves you know, to get a better future and help our families. >> reporter: police have not made any arrests. >> we have to make sure at the end of the day, this gets solved because we all loved martin, we all want him to rest in peace. we have to make sure whoever did this is brought to justice. >> reporter: in greenbelt, dares spencer, news4. >>> in less than an lawyer, d.c.'s death with dignity law takes effect. the clock is about to runway on one way congress lawmaer the power to disavow any law with a disapproval resolution. it won't happen tonight. the resolution would have to pass the house and the senate and then be signed by president trump before midnight. congress cos still block d.c. from using its own money to carry out the law. the death with dignity legislation allo people are terminally ill to end their lives with the help of a do

. >> he was born in cameroon.is immediate family moved to greenbelt 10 years ago, but his brother says everyone else is still in africa. >> my grandpas, uncles, they want to see his body one more time. >> until that day, they wait for answers and are already planning to offer a killer forgiveness. >> it's ok. i forgive you. honestly, that's much billinger case for my mother -- bigger case for my mother, everybody else. this individual killed my brother and forgive him. that will help us out a lot. heard anythingplease. >> in greenbelt -- [ indiscernible ] >> wusa 9. >> there's still been no arrests in this case. if you know anything about his death, give greenbelt police a call. >> we're following breaking news in the district tonight. dc firefighters were called to put out a pretty big fire. a two-story apartment building in northeast. that's a block or so from gallaudet university. firefighters managed to keep the flames from spreading down a row of buildings, but the damage is pretty serious. first responders t

really no allegiance to because they don't do exactly what our government asks them to do, like the cameroon pipeline or the. or the 500 billion-dollar arctic deal that is sitting out stopped by sanctions. all these russian people in the trump administration, and all this stuff that is going on, i would like to know what you think how rex tillerson has done his business and how russia is tied in to trump's association and maybe how deep does it go and how much is oil part of it? and i'll take the rest of it off-line. and --no >> host: scott, thank you r north carolina. >> guest: well, thank you. i think we have to be careful not to jump to conclusions about secretary tillerson's future policies. he was ceo of -- >> we'll leave this here. you can see the rest of it as c-span.org, type "washington journal in the search box. we're going live to a discussion on president trump's conflicts of interest. it is hosted by the center for american progress here in washington just eding under way. >> trump's refusal to divest himself over his sprawling businesses means he has assumed power with the grav

egypt will be bidding for an unprecedented eighth title, while cameroon are looking to narrow the gapbon, piers edwards reports. 16 teams came for africa's biggest sporting event. just egypt and tamarind remain, the two most successful sides yet both are somewhat surprising finalists. egypt and in absent since 2010 as political revolution in packard on the team. translation: since we missed the last three tournaments, we wa nted missed the last three tournaments, we wanted to make a good impression and reach the final. we are one big family in the squad and we are ready to serve our country. at 44, acra one is seeking a record title. —— essa m one is seeking a record title. —— essam el hadary. egypt wanted inspiration against a team that has become various challenges. cameron's campaign has been farfrom easy full dog ahead of the tournament, at least seven players refuse to honour call ups for various reasons. meaning little was. translation: nobody thought we could reach the final, except some of us who know the qualities of our team better than others. i have to add knowledge that f

we have seen it in yugoslavia, we see today in cameroon, you cannot put the people who are so hostileution is the two state, even if it isn't working. but at least you can say it is containment for the west to have that solution. even if it doesn't work. were you surprised it came up so early? what tends to happen with american presidencies is they don't do much about the middle east until the end of their term because they can't, effectively. many around him feel strongly about it. he wanted a great success. he wanted to launch something that would seem to undo previous foreign policy and would produce a miraculous result. he doesn't seem to understand why nobody has been able to produce a miraculous result in the past, even with the most painstaking peace negotiations. it is terrifyingly ignorant. a business deal, basically. no. but he thinks it is. that is why he says whatever you two can be happy i will go along with whatever that is. but there is a silver lining. is there? go on! and goodness knows we have to find them these days. one possible outcome of this is, you know, if the

cameroon grabbed both their goals in the second—half, scoring their second in injury time.w york city while winning 106 caps for england. the most improved player in english tennis carries out hopes today. we are about andy murray as he was not included in the squad, to give him time to recover after the australian 0pen. so it is dan evans, who will start the tie off with kyle edmund, jamie murray and another making up the team. we have really good players and a lot of confidence in them. there are all playing really well, but it is always difficult in a way —— away ties. we expect the opposition to raise their game in front of a home crowd, so we have to be paid for that, but these four quys be paid for that, but these four guys are playing really good tennis and we are ready for it. england‘s netballers lost 61—37 by new zealand in their second match of the quad series in liverpool. tracey neville‘s side were competitive in the first quarter, but nine unanswered goals from new zealand gave them a half—time lead that they didn‘t lose. england will play australia next on su

cameroon have won the africa cup of nations, upsetting egypt 2—1 to lift the trophy for the fifth timethe indomitable lions had been beset by problems in the run up to the tournament, with players refusing to play, but managed to end a 15—year wait to lift that trophy once more. we will be having a detailed look at the papers at 11:30pm, but let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the daily telegraph leads on analysis by the health service journal of plans to close a&e units in england, in a bid to save money. it reports that up to one in six casualty departments face closure. health is also the focus of the times' lead story, this time health tourism. it reports that hospitals will be legally obliged to charge foreign patients before they are allowed access to nhs healthcare. the express also leads with the crackdown on health tourism, writing that the responsibility will lie with hospitals to charge foreign nationals wanting medical treatment. rent revolution. that is the headline on the front of the metro, referring to a shift in tone by the conservatives from their "rig

the families are going to raise money to send his body back to his home country of cameroon. >>> a couple moved from miami to get away from the zika virus are now among those in d.c. to be retested for the virus. that's because d.c. officials now say 409 tests were botched between july and december. those patients were originally told they tested negative for zika. melissa and brandon leavitt are worried because they thought they were in the clear for months. a false sense of security for the last seven or eight months. >> to hear that, wait. this test may have given you a false negative. it's really scary. >> well, so far d.c. officials say two women do have the zika virus after being retested. >>> monday is presidents' day and mount vernon is celebrating all weekend long. the events include a breakfast with george washington this morning. that starts at 9:00. other events will range from dancing demonstrations to wreath laying ceremonies. also a celebration of george washington's 285th birthday and of course still have some cake to go along with that. >> beautiful property. >> it is. >>

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cameroon are taking on ghana in the second semifinal of the africa cup of nations, it is currently 0—o this header from a corner, the winner will face egypt in the final, after they dramatically beat tina fass 04— three on penalties last night. former england and chelsea midfielder frank lampard has announced his retirement from football, calling time on a 21 year career. lampard won three premier league titles and four fa cups with chelsea — scoring in the final here against everton in 2009. he also won the 2012 champions league trophy with the london club and remains their all time leading goalscorer. he also played for manchester city and new york city. one of lampard's former coaches at chelsea is the current swansea manager paul clement, who revealed today that he tried to bring the 38 year—old to the welsh club only a few weeks ago. he described lampard as one of the best professionals he has ever worked with. working with him, day to day, was a pleasure, to see someone so professional, so dedicated, so hard—working. everyday, professional, so dedicated, so ha rd—working. everyd