muhammad works at least ten hours a day and he only gets one day off a week. child labor is a major problem in bangladesh where one in ten children between the ages of five and fourteen work. muhammad's onerous work help support his family has paid a meager monthly wage of forty euros says most of the i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out it's just that much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between an education and food. or. want to buy your own home but khan to forge it is an idea for you try a house in a french city for the princely sum of one euro there are a few catches there. the northern french city of rube a was once a wealthy textile manufacturing center now it's one of france's poorest towns and tire neighborhoods have been abandoned so the municipal government came up with an idea sell off derelict houses for only one euro. the idea is to attract people who will invest in the area care for it and place their children in the schools and bring new life to the neighb

muhammad works at least ten hours a day and he only gets one day off a week. child labor is a major problem in bangladesh where one in ten children between the ages of five and fourteen work. muhammad's onerous work help support his family his paid amiga monthly wage of forty euros says most of the i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out just so much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between education and food. or uganda's plans to ban imports of secondhand clothing has thousands of traders in a stitch the government says the business is suffocating the local textiles industry. the joy of making sales run out muddies deals in the used clothes from uganda's capital kampala. he has done this for more than twenty years and so what do you can see from here i've managed to save and build houses to buy several stalls i did not have any of these things when i was starting five educate my children and sent some of them to university in november to the universe. but his main source of

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sold across the world and some by gang given fourteen the legal age for employment in bangladesh muhammad is one of them is just thirteen is working in this factory because he has no other choice. all the follow on the all in the family has money problems we all along to market traders that's why i have to work if i earn a lot of money i may go back to school but those are going to know of muhammad works at least ten hours a day and he only gets one day off a week. child labor is a major problem in bangladesh where one in ten children between the ages of five and fourteen work. mohammad's honoris work help support his family has paid amiga monthly wage of forty euros says most i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out of the sex that much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between an education and food. i wish the boy all the best that's a show thanks for watching. because he's from poland and down and out in berlin. he's one of thousands of eastern europeans who live on the streets of germany's camp. it's e

gunmen are believed to have singled out the publication for printing cartoons of islam's prophet muhammad eleven staff members and a policeman work held. in this simple ceremony french president emanuel mccrone and paris met and it dago laid a wreath at the former offices of the city rico magazine charlie at. the attack on the publication was a watershed moment for france a moment felt not just by a few but by the whole society three years ago the french born islamist extremists and sure if koat she stormed the offices of charlie abdo and short twelve people dead two days later another extremist stormed the supermarket killing four. the gunman from both incidents were killed during shootouts with place. the magazine found itself in the crosshairs of radical islamists after published images of the prophet muhammad in two thousand and twelve and actis courage by many islamic traditions the twenty fifteen attack is presumed to be in response to those cartoons it shocked france just we shall it became the rallying cry of the magazine supporters after the shooting triggered discussions of free

muhammad works at least ten hours a day and he only gets one day off a week. child labor is a major problem in bangladesh where one in ten children between the ages of five and fourteen work. muhammad's onerous work help support his family has paid amiga monthly wage of forty euros says most of the i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out it's just that much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between education and food. we have some sports now where world football spotlight will be on the canadian capital across and i our sports reporter max merrill joins us for more max what's going to happen well the really amount singer who's the african player of the year twenty seventeen and there are three attacking superstars in the running ok let's look then at our next report to see what their chances are going to be. will this man be celebrating again thursday night p.-a emerick obama young is among the contenders to be named african player of the year even as dortmund have struggled t

an invitation to the saudi crown prince over his country's military action in yemen crown prince muhammad bin solomon is due to visit london within weeks groups including stop the war and the out of the organization for human rights in the u.k. want me to cancel his visit a saudi led coalition intervened in yemen the civil war in twenty fifteen stephen bell is the spokesman for the campaign to block the saudi leaders visit and a member of the palestinian solidarity campaign he says crown prince muhammad and solomon is responsible for the world's worst humanitarian crisis. we are calling upon the u.k. government to withdraw the invitation. in our view it is not acceptable to lay out the red carpet for someone who is responsible for what the un says is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today the fact that the most recent u.n. report indicated up to love a million yemeni children risk from all cholera famine and the blockade of the country stuff and infrastructure all this means it's not suitable to invite someone who is the prime responsibility for the continuation of the war opini

well i think there is a growing stigma now of mr muhammad and sort of and have been to support off so we will look at all the possible ramifications of this in the. gulf mind at the same time i think that there was a bad investment in the early summit because i think most of the gulf nations or the governments thought that have been a good relationship with the power from the white house would give them. or an extra cover of power but then we study his strategy or would be strategy for example towards our very own do and on the one hand you support him in cement but the same time he's criticizing the situation in yemen at the same time we saw how he shifted from being on to china to having a good relationship with prison so he this is more of a mood politics and they don't think that there is this indication that some men can invest in a different but what seems now is that it's going to add to this fragmentation of sentiments base within the saudis the level of the clerics or the youth population so we're looking at a figure who becomes more controversial jerusalem has been dominatin

so that they no longer were ashamed of being black the honorable elijah muhammad is that the one stealing. and we did steal he stopped us from gambling and is that the one line stealing runs rampant you know game only runs rampant in her own title evils in places that care product immunity run record in a home. in harlem everyone knew the story of malcolm little the young hoodlum who discovered the nation of islam and its leader elijah mohammad while in prison it was muhammad who made malcolm x. the spokesperson for this black separatist movement with its racial vision of a world where black muslims would live apart from whites thanks to markham x. the nation of islam became popular in the ghettos of the northern states but organization was always one there was concern about offering an an option an alternative to black americans you know here's and here's something what we're talking about in terms of the goals and objectives we have as far cry which you hear you know you following christianity for example well as connected to the slave trade that's connected to your slave holder you kno

wanted in getting what he'd been following to give up his political ambitions let's remember what muhammad bin so many has been doing alongside these investigations which is these changes of advisors in the government changes of key personnel within the government creating stablish in loyalists essentially removing any base on which we could possibly become king and stick a threat to my have been so many power so now it seems that the fact would have been followed is able to be released now and keep all of his assets so just mohamad been so man has cut off his wings politically and make sure they've been followed can no longer be a political threat so now we've been following would dismiss it as saying hey world that i'm with you have been so many i believe in his vision i'm going to use all my contacts to bring you guys to saudi arabia and bring you and invest in the kingdom ok so in fact what he said what prince and so are said he said rest assured this is a clean operation that we have been we're just in discussion with the government of various matters that i cannot divulge right now b

hoodlum who discovered the nation of islam and its leader elijah mohammad while in prison it was muhammad who made malcolm x. the spokesperson for this black separatist movement with its racial vision of a world where black muslims would live apart from whites thanks to markham x. the nation of islam became popular in the ghettos of the northern states but organization was always one there was concern about offering an an option an alternative to black americans you know here's and here's something what we're talking about in terms of the goals and objectives we have as far cry which you hear you know you following christianity for example well as connected to the slave trade that's connected to your slave holder you know he does not have your best interests in mind he's given you a religion it's that tamps down your your potential for violence and raising up. mr x. you have described the muslim movement as a religious organization and you said that there are a great many misconceptions about your attitudes and stated views can we press for a very simple answer to one question do you hate

grandfather it's been in our family for four hundred years or more maybe ever since the prophet muhammad we've done the same work. it's possible archaeologists have found the remains of wooden looms in this region that are thousands of years old the techniques have passed their beliefs down the generations like these not recording the order of colored stripes in a design. that mahmoud says things are not how they used to be mainly because of israel in egypt's blockade of gaza electricity used to prepare the wool is off most of the time importing wool and exporting carpets have become difficult and expensive. just next door shop it's quiet no customers he says it's like this most of the time these days. this one takes nearly a week to make and sells for just over one hundred dollars economies down in gaza because of the blockade so not many people can afford that. these are cheaper factory made carpets mostly from turkey become common mahmoud says dance also hurt his business he showed us a carpet he made that was among many ordered by an israeli designer then handmade hearing. he says th

most of those people are from mr muhammad and they are mainly very poor families you see the kids they are walking around on barefoot they don't have shoes to wear and people need immediate humanitarian assistance we have been talking to the people who have been residing here and the people in charge of the camp they're telling that the medical equipment they have is not enough the food they have is not enough for those people. extra medicine they need extra food to feed those people here and there are some other camps around this area close to the border people have fled their homes from it's there in hama after the airstrikes started. so the democratic republic of congo now with the military has launched an operation against an suspected of killing fifteen tanzania un peacekeepers and december troops are targeting members of the allied democratic forces near the town of betty and the north kivu province shallot ballasts reports . the beginning of an offensive by congolese troops on rebels hiding on the border the ugandan group known as the a.d.f. killed fifteen peacekeepers in an amb

orthodox christmas celebrations there edge say of church lad as ready spot the tense scene says muhammad reports from bethlehem. the protests were unprecedented in a display of anger toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied west bank behind all this recent news reports alleging the patriarch has been involved in property sales to foreign tax havens and those properties may end up in the hands of israeli businesses. protesters believe the allegations and say it will make it harder for palestinians to establish their own state but the live now to mount a clear and simple we want the patriarch to resign we want to reform the patriarchate and assign a legal committee to evaluate the situation representatives of the greek orthodox church of jerusalem deny the allegations and the handle of the snow. we did not as they claim to sell our lands to the israeli occupation those are old deals the patriarch wants to rectify and clarify because all those old deals are detri

muhammad works at least ten hours a day and he only gets one day off a week. child labor is a major problem in bangladesh where one in ten children between the ages of five and fourteen work. muhammad's onerous work help support his family has paid amiga monthly wage of forty euros says most of the i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out just so much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between education and food. or. where uganda's plans to ban imports of secondhand clothing has thousands of traders in a state which the government says the business is suffocating the local textiles industry and wants to put a stop to it. the joy of making sales were not money these deals in used clothes from uganda as capital kampala. he has done this for more than twenty oz and so what do you consider from here i've managed to save and build houses to buy several stalls i did not have any of these things when i was starting five educate my children and sent some of them to university in novembe

so i think the media here is the media the media group is very important to the whole project of muhammad bin some of this what this is why there has been dispassionate arrangement with what has been a bright hundreds of millions of dollars has been recouped by the government in this crackdown is that what it was all about was it all about raising money and was this money dirty in the first place i think there are two things here it's about money because the saudi. government is facing financial difficulties because of the collapse of the oil prices over the past few years. and is having very ambitious economic plan actually from the kingdom so he needs the cash money in order to to carry on with this project but this is not the only issue the other issue in my opinion here is that he's trying to create a popular base of support for him because all these people are in fact corrupt so when he goes after these big fish it's this big fish in saudi society and those who have been. pointed out for many many years. as the heads of court option i think he's trying to build this sort of popularit

magazine found itself in the crosshairs of radical islamists after it published images of the prophet muhammad in two thousand and twelve and acts for bin and in islam the twenty fifteen attack is presumed to be in response to those cartoons. the assault shocked france just me shyly became the rallying cry of the magazine supporters after the shooting triggered discussions of free speech and freedom of the press shyly of dog was also the first in a string of terrorist attacks in france over the last three years. this has changed the bernie thora way i mean first of all this was an attack on the right one of the very cool principle of democracy many friends here felt even today people are still afraid that there might be new attacks it's very much a topic in the center of attention and move the nine out of ten of the french say that they think that a new terror attack in france is likely a very lucky challis of daw is still in operation according to their editor they pay more than one million euros every year in security costs sales have fallen sharply and it's journalists and editors still ran

muhammad's birth turned tragedy into salvation helping war orphans would become his life's mission. robots are all. i get them out of which i then. twenty years ago i lost my father and i never have a chance to match him because doing aggression or boss had sabrina i'm sorry you have all he fought in the first first lines and he gave his life to follow me and my friends after the war nobody want to take responsibility for thousands and thousands of the children who fall asleep parents i met this man who is strong again being i was just a little kid he was big and i was like that's a journo you can see him you you hundred general all the manhood rescuers are so you know it's very frightening to me to man but when i met him he was a. commuter give me a hug and since then every time i see me i give him a huge so i can just see he sulk around song the song somehow he depletes my father's. place and i'm not sure what. mr dylan do you are told us going to already i'll take it but i'll take it if you study if you be a huge man and if you if you accomplish something. and that's. that is onl

muhammad ali himself laid the dams first stone in eight hundred forty seven. but this was only the beginning. as demand for water grew more irrigation projects were completed in the first half of the twentieth century. but it wasn't until that early one nine hundred fifty s. that egypt began to put in place plans to finally control the nile once and for all . in july nine hundred fifty two a group of army officers carried out a coup d'etat. egypt's king was dethroned then exiled a new regime to power. the main office a behind the coup was jamal abdul nasser we're going to gender to modernize and strengthen egypt. adoptive plans for a massive new dam to be built in southern egypt to harness the full potential of the nile. called the last one high dam it would be built on this stretch of river at a cost of some one billion u.s. dollars egypt was going to need help. in the beginning britain and the united states went together and told big the world bank nazi that they were supporting him . however that support came with strings attached. egypt was expected to joi

found it —— muhammad ali.eacon, he was the greatest, for many west brom fans and so many black footballers, he was the greatest and he was a great inspiration to so many people in so many different ways. thank you very much for coming along to talk to us. the time is half past 11 exactly. let us take the weather. the weather is getting much colder over the next few day, especially in northern parts. the rain is starting to clear, we are starting to see some brightness in yorkshire. the showers or keep moving in on the westerly winds, some of them wintry in scotland than on higher ground. there will be a mix of hail and thunder. brisk north—westerly winds, too. temperatures in the north are ready chilly, between three and five celsius. the snow showers will creep into northern parts of england and scotla nd into northern parts of england and scotland this evening. they could potentially be problems with snow and ice first thing tomorrow morning. the cold air will take charge of the next few days. some snow acro

. >> reporter: muhammad ali has a wife and 4-month-old daughter, but he lived with his dad in this apartment in hayward. he's accused of driving his red cadillac into a chp patrol car on christmas eve killing officer andrew cammalleri, injuring officer jonathan velasquez. >> he was celebrating christmas eve. like many of us do. unfortunately for him, he chose to drink and drive and smoke and drive. >> reporter: the chp says that ali told them that on december 24th, he first threatened his wife and then, without alcohol and marijuana in his system, he hit the road and drove from manteca to hayward at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. the alameda county d.a. announced ali is charged with second degree murder and three other felonies for driving under the influence. alameda county sheriff's department released this booking photo of ali from 2013, when charges against him for a burglary were dropped. neighbors described ali as a great guy. several were in tears as they declined to go on camera. >> when will we say enough is enough and finally reach a point where every single driver on the road re

kill anybody random like they were doing. >> reporter: muhammad's case one of 15 death penalty convictionson by ebert so far in his career. >> i don't take any pride in it and i don't particularly like to ask for it, but there are cases that cry out for it, the worst of the worst deserve the death penalty in these cases. >> reporter: and in some of the worst cases ebert has grown close to the families and their victims keeping in touch years later. >> i get satisfaction being the prosecutor speaks to the victims. >> reporter: from all the fishing photos, you can see where this boat captain may spend a lot of time if he ever does retire. two years ago when ebert last won reelection, he said this term would be his last. when we asked him today, he smiled and said, we'll see. in manassas, i'm julie carey, news4. >> obviously still sharp as a tack. >> so much admiration for him. think of the changes in 50 years, prince william county, how much smaller it was and how much it's grown. >> that's true. >> he's inspiring. >> been a part of it. it's awesome. >> still ahead, the benefits of botox and

the muhammad who are you going. to come a stars on the come to get a bill to. them that was your income status in a helicopter. this image out of that we have to know is doesn't the outlook that i . think you know what is sort of going. i since long term aim in the region is to reconstitute and historical province known as chorus and. this would mean conquering territory in at least five modern states and appealing concept to many islam is from those countries. this footage was filmed by the islamic movement of uzbekistan pledging allegiance to isolate and its core son project. eisel ends to look more ambitious and dynamic than the taliban which has a narrow focus on afghanistan alone as nazir's muhammad. a former senior taliban official admits. there is a big difference between. their entirely. has the procedure there. strategy in the an imitation but example pentagon seeing the way we are acting in defendants of a valid stand according their claim stand geographic or not we don't want to attack i'm going to share your group on fire and then medica but they sa

at the time of the riots muhammad is in he's a conditioning apprenticeship and he's quickly swept up in the call for revenge. and there were guys there who were. there ready to kill. and once we left we went from from suburb to suburb around the corner area looking for trouble. even the most the most articulate and the most intellectual people in our community with filled with outrage because how much can someone take before they crack. seen up to eight pm dozens of cars a straining towards cronulla seeking revenge. and it's probably the revenge attacks that were most shocking. to people because almost like the wider public could understand young your drunken australian right. what i couldn't in visit which was this forwarded cavalcade of dozens of cars bicycling much on the east nothing like that ever happened in australian history. gangs of them in the middle eastern origin. bank for ripping. it was all for the first song i saw a figure about a man walking down district and people of lebanese backgrounds they come in and attack him i cried. i just could not believe my eyes. could h

. >> stahl: and rounding out our sports report, ed's encounter with muhammad ali in 1996. ali, ali, ali? >> stahl: and at lunch, he appeared to nod off. >> bradley: somebody told me, sometimes, when he sleeps, he punches in his sleep. you know, i'm sort of looking at wem, and all the sudden, he just ( laughter ) i almost jumped out of my chair. >> stahl: it was all a prank, a put-on, engineered by the greatest. >> muhammad ali: yeah. >> bradley: you got me. >> action! >> stahl: as for the movies: >> you looking at me? >> yuch. >> now, i'm a great actress. ( laughter ) >> can you do anything you want right now? >> i thought "60 minutes" was a high class show. >> stahl: our star interviews go back 47 years, to elizabeth taylor. >> elizabeth taylor: you've got to be kidding. >> stahl: old hollywood. >> woody allen: it's so insane. >> stahl: new hollywood. >> denzell washington: i'm the man for the job. >> stahl: and some-- >> al pacino: who-ah! >> stahl: --who are timeless. >> meryl streep: i'm doing me. >> stahl: in 2011, morley interviewed three-time oscar winner meryl stre

the nawab ofjunagadh, muhammad mahabat khan, was no different.ebrates the marriage with all the pomp and splendour of a princely wedding. harish was ten in 1946 and recalls the splendour of the ceremony. archive: escorted by the royal guard, the bridegroom drives through the streets. there's a profusion of wedding gifts. all princes were there. princely patrons with turbans on their heads. dance girls used to be brought there, musicians and all that. that lasted for several days. and he recalls getting his first taste of this other world. for the first time, i saw bread, butter, sandwich, everything. because that was not known to us here. my father said you eat this, this is bread and this is butter. i liked it. there were small pastries. i still remember that made in england, london, there was huntly and palmer biscuits. important thing is that the formal photograph of his highness. the nawab‘s own most legendary indulgence was his love of animals. his main hobby was for dogs. he was mad for dogs. i think almost all brands and varieties of dogs

. >> reporter: muhammad ali has a wife and 4-month-old daughter in antica but he also lived with his dad in this apartment in hayward. he is accused of driving his red cadillac into a chp patrol car on christmas eve along interstate 880, killing officer andrew camilleri and injuring officer jonathan velasquez. >> he was celebrating christmas eve, like many of us do. unfortunately, for him he chose to drink and drive and smoke and drive. >> reporter: the chp says that ali told them that on december 24th he first threatened his wife and then with alcohol and marijuana in his system he hit the road and drove from mantiica to hayward at speeds of up to 120 miles per hour. the alameda county d.a. announced that ali is charged with second-degree murder and three other felonies for driving under the influence. the alameda county sheriff's department released this booking photo of ali from 2013, when charges against him for a burglary were dropped. neighbors described ali as a great guy. several were in tears as they declined to go on camera. >> when will we say enough is enough and finally

one example of where the section 02 collection was used was in the case of muhammad muhammad. this was the man who attempted to blow up the christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland, oregon. so that intelligence information, collection of those communications, was used to bring that case. so just one example. but on a daily basis, plots are thwarted and the picture of intelligence is put together through that collection. >> and andrea mitchell, i'm sure you heard even more of what i heard from national security officials who really do make up the least partisan kind of group of alum, of former administrations. democrats and republicans who had similar roles in similar administrations tend to be of the same mind on counterterrorism policies. and i heard universal alarm, dismay and in some instances, disgust at that first tweet sent by president trump this morning. i wonder what you picked up from your sources. >> well, there was outrage. and increduality. that tweet came 30 minutes after a segment on "fox & friends" so it was in response to that, clearly. also rand paul had

accused of killing a chp officer while driving drunk made his first court appearance. 22-year-old muhammad ali sat in a wheelchair during his short appearance in court. prosecutors say he had been drinking and smoking pot when he crashed into the officer on christmas eve. court documents show his blood-alcohol level at the time of the crash was 0.11, well over the legal limit. more than a dozen chp officers joined the family in court. afterwards, the officer's mother spoke briefly. >> our own hearts were broken, and our lives were shattered. and we loved him so much. i'll never see him again. >> ali is charged with second degree murder among other charges. he did not ear a plea today and the lawyer asked for a continuance. >>> did the neighbors know the children were being held cap ti captive? a husband and wife accused of torturing their 13 kids. today, we're hearing from family members. this is theresa, the children's aunt. she spoke exclusively with nbc from her home in tennessee. she says her sister, luis turpin, left home to get married at the age of 16 and cut off ties to her family.

khalid muhammad lives on one street that is still unplowed. he used his car to pack down the snow so he could get to work. >> it's terrible. nothing has been done back here. it's a shame. >> state crews are moving the snow to bader field and construction sites in the area. remember, you can get everything you need to know to track the cold weather and the wintry mix coming our way with the free nbc10 app. >>> 5:37. today in new jersey, mourners will gather to honor a family who died christmas eve. a 17-year-old is facing murder charges. yesterday the community paid its last respects to a family friend who was killed. authorities have not determined a motive for the massacre. >>> today the new jersey assembly will vote to what to do if you are found with a bump stock. it gives semiautomatic rifles a higher rate of fire. investigators in the las vegas massacre say it did allowed the shooter to kill many more people. assault-style rifles are already illegal in new jersey which means no one should have bump stocks. if the bill passes, anyone selli