from the big easy, please welcome anthony mackie!w are you? >>what's up, man? good to see you. >> jimmy: good to see you. i hope you're okay. i heard there's a tornado warning down there, huh? >> nah. that's east of here. we're fine. >> jimmy: okay, good, all right, good. [ laughter ] looks like you took the sheets off your bed and hung them up behind you. >> okay, first of all, they're egyptian cotton. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> i got them at the christmas sale at macy's on deck. very nice. martha stewart collection, that's what i do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whatever they are, they look great. >> thank you, sir. 2,000 count, i don't know, 2,000 -- they counting, they counting. >> jimmy: thread count yeah. [ laughter ] is st. patrick's day a big thing in new orleans or is everybody too hung over from mardi gras to celebrate it? >> here, every day is st. patrick's day, everyone put on green. but we have a place called the irish channel, which is an area in new orleans where all the irish people migraed and lived. >> jimmy: really?

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to continue peaceful protests well we'll hear from last month's on call in a moment 1st president macky cell addressed the nation on monday here's some of what he had to say do you know when you discern a limb a bit we have to show our differences in a way other than destructive violence because whatever opposites choices we are a single family and none of us can have a separate destiny from that of the senegalese nation the designer our individual and collective work orders us to work together consolidating the fundamentals and not destroying them to look for new york nothing is more important than the preservation of keeping the soul of the senegalese nation in. the. mobilization must be maintained it must even be much larger but it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that macky sall confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this right so who is known song cope well formally he's a tax inspector who found it is own political party in 2014 he rose to prominence after releasin

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for mackie that's a good name why did they have to use the must thing. for me. i'm fully electric well. it'll move. me once you're here check this out. that big you can have all the things you need on one page so you have the navigation you have the radio or whatever you might listen to bluetooth. and climate control right here you can operate it while you're driving because you can put your finger right here and then like that so you won't miss it if you drive over some bombs so that's ok of course you can also add your phone and what although. that works while see if your device affords. a mackie him be charged with up to 150 watts with quite good in this segment and the painting on the battery size it will then take 38 to 45 minutes to refill the battery to 80 percent if it was almost empty. only 10 minutes of charging can give you 119 kilometers of brain. so my final verdict on the car still not satisfied with the name i think the name did he. but then again if the only thing that. car is its name then it must be a damn good car and eve definitely is a car c

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all senegalese people expressed their dissatisfaction with the regime he's the dictator president macky sall. we're fighting for freedom for justice and also for the development of senegal. protesters faced off against riot police at the tear gas canisters flew. several people have already died in 6 days of protests triggered by some cause arrest. live the new the victims must not have been in vain so that this never happens again and sinegal we must maintain this mobilization it must be even bigger but it must be peaceful. but the. senegal usually a beacon of stability in west africa has been rocked by its worst violence in years . or can i call for calm and peace. all together let's silence our bitterness and avoid the logic of confrontation which leads to the worst opiate president saleh has been in power since 2012 political pressure on him is growing fueled by allegations that any challengers is subject to political hit jobs the opposition fears he may try for a 3rd term beyond the 2 term limit in the constitution in the book the people demanded that in 2024 he will pack his bags a

but it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that macky sall confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this right so who is known song cope well formally he's a tax inspector who found it is own political party in 2014 he rose to prominence after releasing documents he said exposed political corruption and market sells governing alliance sankoh has drawn support from young voters and finished 3rd in the print 19 presidential election with a little more than 15 percent and he's criticized senegal's relationship with his former colonial rule of france and he's hinted he wants to examine the tax benefits given to foreign companies al-jazeera nicholas hart has been following this story all week he has us this update from dhaka. despite calls for calm and unity by president mikey solve the movement for the protection of democracy a coalition of actors from civil rights groups civil society activists and the opposition are calling for more protests and it seems that one week after we've

phil mackie reports on an iconic sports car.came along. made in coventry, it's probably still the ultimate british sports car. even today, it's one of the most sought—after cars in the world. back in �*61, when this first went on sale, you could have bought it forjust under £3,000. now, it would set you back 100 times that amount. built here in the midlands, many people still regard this as the greatest british sports car of all time. at this workshop in shropshire, they specialise in restoring jaguars. typically, they have around 50 e—types, more than anywhere else in the world. i remember as a toddler seeing an e—type jaguarfor i remember as a toddler seeing an e—type jaguar for the first time and the look of it and everything else just change my life. just the look of it and everything else just change my life.— the look of it and everything else just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound _ just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound of _ just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound of it, _ just ch

imprison the free militants of our country well the crisis has put mounting pressure on president macky sall he's been forced to address the nation to call for calm dunno when you decide. we have to show our differences in a way other than destructive violence because whatever our political choices we are a single family and none of us can have a separate destiny from that of the senegalese nation but it's an. individual and collective work orders us to work together consolidating the fundamentals and not destroying them. nothing is more important than the preservation of keeping the soul of the senegalese nation. because our cause more from outside the opposition's headquarters in dhaka. well i think he wants to reassure the population and say that he understood i understand the need empathizes with those that have dropped into poverty last year due to the coronavirus primary due to the economic fallout of the current virus pandemic he also addressed the criticism made by the opposition specifically newsman sancho who argues that he is arrogant and he takes decision on decisions on his

phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire.he northern part of the country, it's not the cherry trees that blossom — but the peach trees. the annual festival celebrating this was cancelled due to coronavirus — hopefully next year, everyone can enjoy the display. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching world news america. hello. well, the weekend's upon us and the weather is relatively quiet so some good news there. saturday will mark the first day of spring, it's the spring equinox and we're going to greet it with a big area of high pressure is sitting on top of the uk. it's been here for quite some time, so the weather's not going to change an awful lot as it's going to persist for the next few days. in fact, it's not expected to budge until sometime next week. and here's the big pattern across the atlantic and europe. you can see the jet stream riding around this area of high pressure. and the jet stream has actually been responsible for keeping things a little on the cold side across europe right now. we'll have a look a

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. >> reporter: doug mackie describing the scene to our philadelphia station. he was supposed to be on that chair but allowed the family to go ahead of him. he watched them plummet 15 feet to the ground. >> the chair fell, i saw the dad reach for his kids. and just grab his kids as they fell this way. >> reporter: the father and two children were immediately rushed to the hospital. camelback resort now investigating the incident, saying the health and safety of our guests and associates is and remains our number one priority. it comes on the heels of two recent close calls involving chair lifts at other resorts. >> it's okay. >> reporter: in maine, an 8-year-old girl fell 25 feet off this chair lift. her mother says her daughter never got onto the lift properly. >> i just grabbed her and tried to keep pulling her, and it was like, all of a sudden, you're like, oh, no, no, no, no. >> reporter: and in canada, this video showed a 12-year-old snowboarder dangling off a chair lift climbing a mountain. >> keep on going, don't stop, go! >> reporter: he says he slipped

today, from "the falcon and the winter soldier," anthony mackie. plus, bring on the green.ast-minute st. patrick's day crafts. we will meet in arizona family that was affected by covid covid but in a very unexpected way. and if you're a movie fan, we have prizes that we want to give away. stay tuned for the details. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: oh, yeah.

phil mackie reports. this is what a sobriety tag looks like. a condition of their release from jail. it tests the wearer's sweat for alcohol every half an hour. a positive result could mean being sent to prison. it's already been rolled out in wales where those wearing the tags stayed alcohol free for 95% of the time. since i've had the tag off, i don't think the same. since it's been on, it has changed my way of thinking, my point of view has dramatically changed. my life is going better as well, i'm doing things about my life whereas before i was just drinking and spending all the little money i did have on booze and making things ten times worse. i'm trying to redeem all them now, like. public health england estimates the social and economic cost of offending caused by alcohol to be around £21.5 billion per year. the ministry ofjustice says booze plays a part in 39% of violent crime. so, we know that alcohol is an enormous driver of crime in this country, not least violent crime. and it sits behind a lot of quite problematic offending. wheth

phil mackie, bbc news, sutton coldfield.s, won the toss but could only score 205. ben stokes scored a half—century but fell for 55. india were 24 for one at the close. now, elon musk�*s spacex company has been going great guns recently with its space flight programme, and the latest testing session looked like it was going well. the mission ended with what looked like a successful landing, but look at what happened. spacex is planning its first orbital starship flight for the end of the year. it's an idea that takes the concept of a convenience store to a whole new level. imagine doing yourfood shop without having to scan any items or queue at the till. well, now thats a reality in the first of amazon's contactless food shops to open in the uk. so, will others follow where amazon leads? emma simpson reports. as big names retreat from the high street, here's one that's moving in — amazon's first physical store outside the us. all you need is one of these and the amazon app. so, how does it work? well, here's the technology. c

was sent to prison a few years ago how much of a threat is so smug songkhla to president mackie sell. yeah i mean song is god serious as a big threat because. right now he's seen as the only one in the opposition because there is a lot of grievances in the country people are getting more and more angry and criticizing the way. the country is marketed by markets are poor because people are now trolling through some call because there is no order up and. apart from the so-called because of the up to the do do the last election in 2019 many of . a candidate scored some politician who was in the opposition joining. marcus outcome and now some call it east stephen by many celebrities that have many grievances against the government as the only one but. at least a little and god can be the real or present in the country right that's a budgie speaking to us from dukkha thank you. gun a supreme court has upheld president knuckle fladell is to stand by election victory judges rejected a challenge from his rival john. alleged irregularities in the results now the election was a close contest be

tonight, anthony mackie, edgar ramirez, and music from tune-yards. and now jimmy kimmel!> jimmy: hi, there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. welcome, thank you. top of the almost morning to ya. happy st. patrick's day. this is interesting, it's a bit of history i didn't know. i googled st. patrick today and the first line that came back was "st. patrick wasn't actually irish." that's fake news too? [ laughter ] who the hell knew that? st. patrick is believed to have been born in scotland to roman parents. which would mean he was italian& when he was 16, he was kidnapped and taken to ireland as a slave. and then here we are today going "kiss me!

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bowling alley owner steve mackie says the shutdown of the sport has cost him over $1 million in revenueare you angry about this >> i have been angry this is inconceivable to me. we have got 27,500 square feet. we are cleaner and a lot safer than most places that are open >> reporter: arizona is a populous state, with fewer restrictions in place and it ranks high in the cases per capita new mexico has a smaller population but with a tighter set of covid restrictions ranks lower in the number of cases and deaths per capita. some say arizona's response led to a year of suffering inside its hospital system, that ultimately forced governor ducey to put a paws on the state's reopening in late june >> at times, we were leading the country and the world with covid growth rate in terms of the rate of spread as well as hospitalizations and deaths per capita, which is not a good distinction. >> reporter: comparatively, new mexico implemented some of the country's strongest measures with a strict statewide mask mandate and swift long limits on business capacity. >> i am so proud of new mexico and w

what is interesting here is the stark difference between the formal address of president macky sall in palace, and what happened here at the ousmane sonko headquarters. a difference in language. sall address the nation in french and ousmane sonko addressed his supporters in a local language taught by most senegalese. a difference and tone. ousmane sonko first started his press conference by naming those killed during the protests. also engaging with the security forces, saying the security forces are the pride of the nation. he also condemned the looting. he also insisted the importance here is the reestablishment of the rule of law. still criticizing sall, saying he is illegitimate, arrogant, and attacking the president personally, and yet saying that all editions need to move away from personal attacks. anchor: amnesty international says the recent protests are outcry for help from young people in senegal. >> this is indeed a turning point with regards to the recent unrest in senegal. specifically relationships, and the looming question hovering, up for debate, the will of president

all senegalese people expressed their dissatisfaction with the regime he's the dictator president macky sall. we are fighting for freedom for justice and also for the development of senegal. protesters faced off against riot police at the tear gas canisters flew. several people have already died in 6 days of protests triggered by some cause arrest. live in the new the victims must not have been in vain so that this never happens again and sinegal we must maintain this mobilization it must be even bigger but it must be peaceful. the. senegal usually a beacon of stability in west africa has been rocked by its worst violence in years . or can i call for calm and peace. all together let's science our bitterness and avoid the logic of confrontation which leads to the worst o.-p. president cell has been in power since 2012 political pressure on him is growing fueled by allegations that any challengers is subject to political hit jobs the opposition fears he may try for a 3rd term beyond the 2 term limit in the constitution. the people demanded that in 2024 he will pack is bags and he will lea

counterparts what should have been a quick opening event turned into a drawn out argument nbc's janice mackie frayer joined us from beijing it looks like the talks are off to a pretty rocky start. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. what was supposed to be pleasantries turned into a sharp exchange both sides wanting to come into the meeting from a position of strength that seemed to stoke the tension from the outset. china accused the u.s. for inciting other countries to attack china they were supposed to each have two minutes of opening statements starting with secretary of state blinken but then china's top diplomat took considerably longer, a lecture that took 17 minutes to translate. the u.s. side accused the chinese of grandstanding secretary blinken wanted the press to stay for his rebuttal here's more of what he had to say. >> i have to tell you, what i'm hearing is very different from what you described i'm hearing deep satisfaction that the united states is back, that we're re-engaged with our allies and partners. i'm also hearing deep concern about some of the actions your governmen

but it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that macky sall confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this rights the un's human rights treaties urging me and miles police to allow 200 protesters cornered in young gone to leave safely and without reprisals protesters have defied a nationwide curfew at least 3 people were killed in monday's rallies. guinea's government says the number of people killed in a series of explosions at a military base has now risen to 98 rescuers are continuing to search the rubble for survivors the president says the blast was caused by the mishandling of dynamite. ivory coast president has appointed an interim prime minister even as a dispute continues over the results of the saturday's parliamentary elections. or us court of the city of minneapolis says delayed the start of jury selection in the trial of a white police officer charged with killing george floyd it will now begin on tuesday floyd died in may often off as a note on his neck for nearly 9

senegalese young people whose months on ko a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some cause lawyer says police arrested him for participating in unauthorized demonstrations. not mr sokol has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order. he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are witnesses to that. everything under. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by joined this december by g he is editor off africa check in the tech hub here good to see you welcome to the program somebody one of the circumstances surrounding those months song cause arrest so go was someone before the listing getting judge for his 1st hearing following accusations of rape but on

but it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that macky sall confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this right. well hundreds opposition supporters gathered outside the court saying they're not just protesting against sankoh detention. center because these youth will not tolerate a dictatorship anymore we are determined we are engaged and we will go all the way to the end bozeman song. for peace to return to our country we must take strong measures courageous measures the authorities can take you to court and pursue you through the courts without provocation without provocation they try to humiliate you and imprison the free militants of our country while a crisis has put mounting pressure on president he's been forced to address the nation to call for calm dunno when you decide. we have to show our differences in a way other than destructive violence because whatever our political choices we are a single family and none of us can have a separate destiny from that of the senegal

but it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that macky sall confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this right nicolas sarkozy gave us this update from outside the opposition's headquarters in dhaka. well i think that he wants to reassure the population and say that he understood i understand the need empathizes with those that have dropped into poverty last year due to the coronavirus primary due to the economic fallout of the current virus pandemic he also addressed the criticism made by the opposition specifically this month sancho who argues that he is arrogant and he takes decision on decisions on his own he says that he works towards consensus addressing and also engaging in dialogue with the opposition without. by which he comes up with measures but what's interesting here is the star difference between the formal address of president mikey cells inside his palace and what has happened here at the un song headquarters difference in the language might be sol addressed the

release on monday at least 10 people died june protests against his arrest on rape charges president's macky sall is also appealing for calm nicholas hunt reports from dakar. a night of celebration after days of protests i there he is released on bail. addresses the nation in this press conference by his side are leading figures of senegal's opposition. the people are sending us politicians a message no matter our convictions or beliefs we have a dysfunctionality to unite the show and bring back politics to its noble cause presenting the people. several people died in scores were injured after he was arrested over rape charges his supporters believe the case is politically motivated . the presence of the military did not deter demonstrators nor did the tear gas nor the police dressed in civilian clothes will the baseball bats restricting the internet to did not stop the hash tag 3 senegal from trending. hundreds if not thousands of people are gathering here still the flying the security forces who are farming tear gas there's a sense among supporters. that when the end detention it's a victo

he was accused of rape, but some people are worried that the case is an attempt by president macky salln in the country in nearly a decade. two—thirds of the country are under the age of 25. senegal is seen as a beacon of democracy and stability in africa and the economy here has grown in recent years, but young people say that wealth is not being shared with them and they have had enough. unemployment is a huge issue here. around one in three are out of work or underemployed, and the pandemic has made life here even tougher. musician kikiss says she is scared for her future. the young don�*t have opportunity, they don�*t feel part of the system. i�*m really, really, really afraid. from your friends and your friends that you see here, are they in work? do they have jobs? no, most of them don�*t have jobs, they don�*t have anything to do, so they turn to crime and other problems like that. singing this song, which she wrote herself, is about the loss of hope and feeling undervalued. it sums up how a lot of her generation feels. ben hunt, bbc news, dakar. next, over the past five decades,

phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire. time for a look at the weather.yesterday we were saying there was not much to report apart from some cloud here and there across the uk, and that's certainly the case of the weekend, variable cloud. but it varies a lot because this high pressure, while it's keeping things very calm across the uk, some parts of the country are stuck underneath grey skies when it's pretty chilly. 0ther stuck underneath grey skies when it's pretty chilly. other areas are gloriously sunny. sunny at the moment in the south—east and east anglia because the jet stream has pushed drier colder air in from the continent. it is mostly cloudless, so some glorious sunshine for norwich and london. 0ne so some glorious sunshine for norwich and london. one area which has been mild is western and central scotland. today we could be talking about the mid or high teens in 12 spots as well. a little area of slightly more mild weather here. here are the temperatures overnight. temperatures will dip to three degrees or so. i think for most towns and citi

our correspondent there phil mackie told us it was a dreadful case.n be added to the list of young children who were known to social services at the time. the circumstances of this word 2017, she was being looked after by a legal guardian and sean sadler was in a relationship with her guardian. he had been left in charge of her while she was out as a baby—sitter and he had sustained a violent attack —— he had carried out a sustained and violent attack —— he had carried out a sustained and violent attack against the little girl who was just 21 months old. it led to catastrophic brain injuries amongst others. she was taken to hospital two hours after an ambulance was called. she was taken to the hospital. that's where she died and there was nothing left to be done to save her. and actually, on further examination, they found a total of a0 injuries, so there had been a earlier assault, sometime seven or ten days before the attack. they had been a trial at birmingham crown court which ended earlier this week, where he had been charge of murder and woundin

phil mackie reports on an iconic sports car.ill the ultimate british sports car. even today, it's one of the most sought—after cars in the world. back in �*61, when this first went on sale, you could have bought it for just under £3,000. now, it would set you back 100 times that amount. built here in the midlands, many people still regard this as the greatest british sports car of all time. at this workshop in shropshire, they specialise in restoring jaguars. typically, they have around 50 e—types, more than anywhere else in the world. i remember as a toddler seeing and e—type jaguarfor the i remember as a toddler seeing and e—type jaguar for the first time, itjust changed my life really. the shape of it, the sound of it, and the fact that it is a local history as well, coming from the midlands, and being a midlands boy, itjust talked to everything else. e—type bewitched public and prince alike. - launched a year before the beatles first hit the charts, it became the embodiment of the swinging 60s. jaguar is a special breed of c

our correspondent phil mackie has more. yes, emma homer said yes, emma homersaid it felt like oliverrwickshire between the two night lockdowns last year and she says she is still suffering the after—effects of that attack. she says she is disappointed in the sense that she said that simply it is during lockdown and a curfew is hardly any punishment at all. yes, warwickshire police have apologised for what they said was not a very swift response to her own initial complaint, because not only did they not take statements quickly, they didn't interview witnesses quickly, and eventually when they passed on a foul to the crown prosecution service they said there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute and it was only after she appealed further inquiries were made and that led to the successful criminal case we saw today. it's not all over for oliver banfield either. all over for oliver ba nfield either. he all over for oliver banfield either. he is now suspended from duty and now that the criminal investigation is over, the disciplinary process can begin and he faces a disciplinary procedure

monday he says the allegation is politically motivated to stop him from challenging longtime president macky sall the arrest this sparked of days of violence in the capital as well as in other cities. the senegalese youth will not tolerate a dictatorship anymore we are determined we are engaged and we will go all the way to the end those men song. on the block we are for peace to return to our country we must take strong measures courageous measures the authorities can take you to court and pursue you through the courts without provocation without provocation they try to humiliate you and imprison the free militants of our country nicolas sarkozy and opposition meeting in cairo and says people are angry at the government for several reasons. i think for the opposition this is a small victory after years in which they say they've been. kind of a shrinking of their space to express themselves and that's the sense also that we get from the protesters on the streets who are not this necessarily affiliated to any political party but a sense that their voices has been heard just by the mere fact t

it must above all be peaceful it must be peaceful today the people have regained the rights that mackie confiscated 9 years ago at the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this right secretarial guinea's government says the number of people killed by explosions at a military base has now risen to 98 rescuers are continuing to search the rubble for survivors the president says the blast was caused by the mishandling of dynamite large swathes of batter have been flattened. the u.n. human rights chief is urging me and miles police to allow 200 protesters called in a young gone to leave safely at least 3 people were killed in monday's rallies as the military crackdown intensifies 5 independent media groups have been stripped of their licenses they have been covering the demonstrations and the increasingly violent police response. fully vaccinated americans can gather with other vaccinated people indoors without wearing a mask or social distancing that's according to new guidance from health officials the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is als

but some people are worried that the case is an attempt by president macky sall to silence the oppositionage of 25. senegal is seen as a beacon of democracy and stability in africa, and the economy here has grown in recent years. but young people say that wealth is not being shared with them, and they�*ve had enough. unemployment is a huge issue here. around one in three are out of work or underemployed, and the pandemic has made life here even tougher. this musician says she is scared for her future. the young don't have authority. they don't feel part of the system. yes, i'm really, really, really afraid. from your friends, your friends that you see here, are they in work? do they have jobs? no, most of them don't have jobs. they don't have anything to do, so they turn to crime and various problems like that. singing. this song, which she wrote herself, is about the loss of hope and feeling undervalued. it sums up how a lot of her generation feels. ben hunte, bbc news, dakar. now, here in new york city, ballet dancers have taken to performing in central park, as their studios are closed

phil mackie, bbc news, sutton coldfield.on department won�*t make errors, really. but clearly they had. or they will put them right. yeah, or you would expect them to put them right. these underpayments mostly affect women who may have had small state pensions but who were unaware they were entitled to an enhanced pension. linda and husband john have now made a successful claim. it�*s a tragedy really, because a lot of those women really, really would need... do need that money and it would really be good for them to have. an estimated 200,000 married women, widows and over 80s have been affected. the payouts average £13,500 to top up underpayments of state pensions for up to two decades. and the government is facing a bill of £2.7 billion to tackle the shortfall. former pensions minister steve webb was one of the first to raise the issue, and says the scale of the error only became clear from documents released in the budget. it is stunning, the scale of these underpayments, and the fact that some older women and widows hav

senegalese young people whose months on ko a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some close lawyer says police arrested him for participating in an unauthorized demonstrations mature think will not meet mr suckle has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are all witnesses to that. everything under them or. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by journalist he is editor of africa check in the to call bureau good to see you welcome to the program somebody one of the circumstances surrounding one sawhorse arrest. so who was someone before the race to get injured for his 1st hearing following accusations of r

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socko has repeatedly accused president macky sall at helping profit from senegal's poor.the distance behind me, police are firing water cannons to try to disperse the crowds. they're trying to protect a french gas station and supermarket there. so much of this protest is less about the opposition leader and more about this feeling shared among many senegalese, they are not getting a fair share of this country's wealth. among those protesting, or these employees. he has come out to assess the damage. he sees a failure of the state to care for its youth. >> this is horrible. this is not something i'm proud of in my homeland. this is terrible. they don't have food to eat. this is why they're breaking shops, stealing. children are not going to school properly. nicholas: among those arrested were many teenagers. the government is restricting access to certain social media sites, they say, to stop this information and public gatherings. so far, all attempts to bring calm have failed and the demonstrations continue to spread. nicholas haack, al jazeera, takara. anchor: a researc

phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire.he first socially distanced comic relief. red nose day will be different this year. we know that it's hard financially for so many people right now. but we'd love you to join us, even if it's just to share a laugh. tonight's show will be shorter, only three hours, but the vicar of dibley returns with a special message. last year, i was sponsored £5 per villager if i could squeeze a whole granny smith into my mouth. job done. while david tennant and michael sheen take part in an historical version of their lockdown hit staged. i'm going to write about this. about the plague? yeah _ is that what people want? yeah, they want social realism. do they? 0k. yeah. and catherine tate's nanjoins james bond for a secret briefing, so secret, all that's been released so far is this one photo. this is pretty funny. the money raised by comic relief will be used to support those who have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. but the night's other aim is to simply make people laugh. colin patte

senegalese young people whose monsoon go a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some close lawyer says police arrested him for participating in an unauthorized demonstrations. not for me mr sun co has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are all witnesses to that. every one of them or. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by journalist actually he is editor of africa check in here good to see you welcome to the program somebody what all the circumstances surrounding those months sawhorse arrest. so was someone before the investigating judge for his 1st hearing following accusations of rape but on his ro

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