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salaam. >> the turkish prosecutor in their report said that each victim was stabbed with a knife in theront. very deep stab wounds. you oversaw halla and orouba being washed for burial and prepared for burial. can you please describe the knife wounds that you saw? >> the autopsy reports are painting a picture of kind of a wild -- >> crime of passion? >> crime of passion. >> shaza is describing -- sounds more like a sneak attack, in a sense, surprising somebody from behind, cutting their throat. >> more of a precise, professional hit. >> absolutely. >> hey, my name's pete madden, i'm an abc news reporter. i'm calling to book travel and accommodations to istanbul. >> at this point there was really only one person who could tell us exactly what happened that night. at 11:20 tomorrow night? okay, turkestan. yeah, let's do that. >> a convicted killer, ahmed barakat. he'd appealed his conviction. under turkish law, if your case is under appeal, you can meet with a certified turkish lawyer. i decided to fly to turkey to meet up, see if we could track ahmed down. so we're heading to the jail wh

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here in the commercial capital of dar es salaam, voting was peaceful, wh longimes forming -- long linesming throughout the day. out of the polling station, president john mcafee -- john magafouli, hoping to secure another five years in office. >> i would like to reiterate as a nation, we should continue to be peaceful, because there is fe after an election. >> but what is in the hearts of tanzanian's may not matter, according to the opposition. they say there have been widespread irregularities with voters in some cases being given multiple votes, like these, to than stuff and ballot boxes. prior to the election, the opposition said there was a pattern of brutalizing political partie the economy is being hit hard by the pandemic, but the president maintains the country has conquered the virus through prayer. critics say the government has covered up tons any -- tanzania's outbreak. he heads a coalition of opposition groups. he spent three years in exile after an assassination attempt and claims the government is widening its crackdown on rivals. >> the kind of violence that we are seein

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supporting one side or the other that then led to the resignation of the un's top person on libya gas son salaam and you saw that this agreement was done by his then deputy has been acting ever since the beginning of the year stephanie williams and to show you how divided the international community still is after many months of wrangling they still haven't found a new envoy ahead of what are supposed to be the key talks coming up in tunis the secretary general current candidate he wants to appoint is a guy called nicholai in london off he's the un's man in jerusalem previously was in iraq but right now 2 african countries are in south africa plus an instant and great indians are blocking that appointment i asked the secretary general if he was frustrated let's be clear this is not the 1st diet that an envoy is blocked in so good the council so i don't see that we should the outline or we should. focus on the present difficulties because there were other difficulties but he seeding them and they hope that everything will be overcome in the near future the secretary general seemed somewhat irrita

he's a racist people who catch our interview with a totally exonerated central park 5 number yusef salaam on this show on our you tube channel because i imagine fox news that was hit by the me too scandal this book time and time again emphasizes the intersectional nature of the struggle l g b t q i rights movement people are going to be a bit shocked suddenly when they turn one of the pages in your book and you say you found yourself with harvey weinstein robert deniro and others. join the 26 team the election that night just tell me how you were sitting next to harvey weinstein and these celebrities well there was a private party of those that had supported the clinton campaign to weiss the results i would buy to clinton headquarters it was very crowded and even in the reserved area so i decided to go to this private fire in my girlfriend and i and robin dinero and others were sponsoring a friday weinstein was there who had been a supporter of the campaign and that's how i found myself sitting that night just watching the returns this was way before any of the allegations against why sti

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here in the commercial capital daraa salaam voting was peaceful with the long lines forming throughout the day. among those out at a polling station for president john mcafee. hoping to secure another 5 years in office. and then this is today i'd like to reiterate that as a nation we should continue to be peaceful because there is life even after an election which was. but what's in the hearts of tanzanians may not matter according to the opposition. they say there have been widespread irregularities with voters in some cases being given multiple votes like these 2000 stuff in ballot boxes. prior to the election the opposition said there was a pattern of suppressing bad news and press freedoms and brutalizing rival political parties the economy is being hailed hard by the pandemic but president michael food chain's the country has conquered the virus through prayer. critics say the government has covered up tanzania's outbreak. to lose who had to a coalition of opposition groups he spent 3 years in exile and after an assassination attempt and claims to government is widening its crackd

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dispute in 1999 the ministers of water resources from all the nile basin countries met here in dar es salaam tanzania. the so-called nile basin initiative was launched aimed at promoting joint projects and reaching a new agreement over the sharing of the nile. but the mood of camaraderie at the initial meetings soon changed and would that work in the kennett. i'd like it to be known that the relationship between us and them wasn't that amicable he said they believed we were taking all of the water and that they were getting nothing under the sharia law when there was less than fear when we went for meetings in those countries they would say you are taking our water with my up it. ok i don't want to say it was a hostile atmosphere but it certainly wasn't friendly for in. the upstream countries accused egypt of digging in its heels by refusing to consider relinquishing the agreements from the previous century. negotiations continued over 10 years. attitudes hardened. positions became ever more entrenched. the egyptians saw their share of the river flow as both negligible and non-negotiable. ig

raymond santana, yusef salaam, antron mccray. finally through... >> there's a rush to judge because there's a rush to solve the crime. >> narrator: yusef salaam's arrest was at the center of the storm. >> we became what was wrong. we became expendable. >> trump saw this classic tabloid story. he saw his role and his position instinctively. he knew in his heart that those guys were bad. >> narrator: as in so many other areas, his attitude towards race was shaped by his father. >> he was being raised by a father who was discriminating against african americans in the very first apartments with the trump name. he was raised in a setting where the people of color and the black people that he saw were people who were working for him-- it was his father's driver. >> they were just a very racist family, you know. people of color, you know, african americans in particular, jewish people, women were all considered fair game. and, you know, racism, anti-semitism, and misogyny were very common in my grandparents' house, and... it was just t

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam as well as the victims of the u.s.s. cole that was bombed of the port of ad and now the sudanese government say that the money is in a secure location in a bank outside the country but what needs to happen now is that the u.s. needs to to have to meet officials and bank officials need to meet to agree to receive the money before they move it on to those who are who have been affected from the attack so it is still a long process to go but it's definitely much shorter in terms of steps to be taken from the steps that the government has been taking over the past year this is something that they have been negotiating since this transitional government came to power in august and this is something that the government says is very crucial because it paves the way for the government to be able to really to receive debt relief from the international monetary fund as well as clear its areas to pave the way to be able to get money from the international monetary fund and the world bank so obviously we can see why it's in the suda

irregularities i've been speaking to our colleagues in tanzania has been visiting polling stations in dar es salaam dodo mother copy told and zanzibar as well and they say voting in those polling stations and going to is going long small few people are waiting patiently in line but what they've also noticed is that voter turnout seems very low very few people are coming out to go but this is ali hours of polls close at 13 g.m.t. about the internet speed still very slow people i'm talking to in tanzania saying that services like what's up and you know messaging still a big problem we've seen a statement from one of the telecommunication companies to go to tanzania apologizing and saying that they are facing technique called he chose about the security. inspector general of police of tanzania issued a statement yesterday. warning giving a stun warning to anyone who's going to try to disrupt this election of course this is in light of the violent incidents that happened in the last 2 days in the island of zanzibar so it is. quite tense though and with the huge security presence both in the mainland an

supporting one side or the other that then led to the resignation of the un's top person on libya gas son salaam and you saw that this agreement was done by his then deputy has been acting ever since the beginning of the year stephanie williams and to show you how divided the international community still is after many months of wrangling they still haven't found a new envoy ahead of what are supposed to be the key talks coming up in tunis the secretary general current candidate he wants to appoint is a guy called nicholai in london off he's the un's man in jerusalem previously was in iraq but right now 2 african countries are in south africa plus and then the instant and great indians are blocking that appointment i asked the secretary general if he was frustrated let's be clear this is not the 1st diet that an envoy is blocked in so good the council so i don't see that we should the outline or we should. focus on the present difficulties because there were other difficulties but he seeding them and they hope that everything will be overcome in the near future the secretary general seemed somew

this should be a peaceful election to do list so is expected to also hold his last rally in dar es salaam he's accused mughal fully of being a dictator but a lot of people we've talked to in tanzania are ordinary times are saying that they won this election to be free fair transparent credible and to go on smoothly and to be peaceful catherine thanks for that sort of reporting from nairobi. now. expected to resume negotiations over a controversial dam project on the river nile after 3 months suspension you have communion mediated told full of u.s. presidents warning that the project could spark military action from egypt ethiopia has accused of inciting war of the he said that egypt's might blow up the. well ethiopia built the grand relations dam on the blue nile which is the source of most of the novel's waters egypt to sudan downstream depend heavily on it and fear their water supplies could be put at risk ethiopia says a hydropower the dam will produce is essential for its economic growth the $4600000000.00 project has caused nearly a decade of tension between all 3 countries ethiopia

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam and we have evidence they did that because the united states have put sanctions on sudan before that and this was retaliate should in terms of the the current situation for 2 years my clients and i have been trying to urge them to negotiate directly with us to get them off the list my clients have great empathy for the sudanese people and they want to see democracy flourish they want to see the people of sudan benefit under a free government with respect to human rights and an end to the horrible horrible period of bloodshed that they have also gone through in order to do that we've even presented certain companies that were willing to invest in sudan to help finance the the settlement of my client's claim so that it wouldn't fall on the herd in the of these who these people but the sudanese government refused to even discuss such a thing with us saying that the state department had exclusive rights with it to negotiate the with them and this is the crazy discriminatory plan that they've ended up with right to discriminate in your view and they have

salaam aleikum yes i think we need to look at the relative positions of both sides to analyze this question on the armenian side i think you know they're obviously going the worst of things on the battlefield and also they've been sending out mixed messages last week with prime minister passion yand saying that there was no diplomatic solution possible yet his foreign minister was saying that this was the only possible solution there seems to be a lot of division in europe but some of the problem they have really is they're losing the war on the battlefield and it is actually a very good times have a cease fire from the us as a push on the site of course the opposite is the problem yes aries are obviously. winning a lot of new territory would impact their not their territory and they're actually wanting to either finish this war up in the next few weeks militarily or else produce a situation in which a peaceful resolution of the conflict can be obtained at the conference table. international law and the resolutions of the united nations security council which support them so it isn't an opp