during the attack, togo's goalkeeper was shot twice.nslation: attack, togo's goalkeeper was shot twice. translationzlj attack, togo's goalkeeper was shot twice. translation: i stood, i've been hit, help me. i want to see my children, i don't want to die here. the attack, which was claimed by a rebel group, took place in the northern angolan enclave, an area which the separatists want to be independent. translation: why did they organise the nation's top and angola? the attack ended this career and almost this life. still regularly taking painkillers, the 35—year—old bill struggles with the fa ct 35—year—old bill struggles with the fact that cost—cutting by the togo fa meant the delegation travelled through a disputed area by bus. here is also critical of the raining body, here says he has never been paid any money. we contacted them for comment, but have yet to hear back. after eight different operations, he has left the wheelchair to which he was confined for over a year and has made the most out of a life without. translation: i have

millet cotton and cocoa agriculture is still the most important sector in togo. for amassing baby has ruled the country since 2005 when you took over from his father in the elections coming up in april he wants to be reelected said he has carried out a program of reforms according to the world bank report it has become much easier to start a business to get a construction permit a bank loan or and electricity hook up with these measures togas progress has seen it move up the kings for most improved financial climate overtaking saudi arabia and jordan and the world bank's overall ranking their place is at 97th and amid love to feel that there's still a long way up to go but conditions are good to capital is centrally located in western africa which is seen to become a logistics hub especially useful to north and trading partners book enough and these are our correspondent. joins us now are that good to see you know the reforms have been credited to a reelection effort by saying they now how will the election in april influence togo's economy afterwords. it will gr

ten years ago, the life of togo footballer kodjovi obilale was turned upside down.t year's africa cup of nations in angola when a rebel group opened fire on their convoy. he was shot twice in the back in an attack which resulted in two deaths. victoire eyoum has the details. armed attack. togo is nationalfootball team come under gunfire in angola. at least six players are injured. togo's football team had just driven into angola to contest the africa cup of nations tournament. minutes later, two members of the delegation were shot dead. assistant coach, abalo amelete and stanislas ocloo. translation: i heard a russian gun. when i tried to move, it was as if i was nailed to the seat. i didn't understand it, but when i saw myself, both my stomach and my back were bleeding. during the attack, the reserve goalkeeper was struck twice. translation: i said, i'm here, help me. i want to see my children. i don't want to die here. i cry out like that without stopping. the attack, which was claimed by a rebel group, took place in the northern angola enclave of cabinda, an oil—

coming up on this programme: on the 10th anniversary of the fatal shooting of the togo football teamvalencia, to reach the final of the spanish super cup, in saudi arabia. england will have to cope without james anderson for the final two tests of england's tour of south africa. hello and thank you forjoining us. 10 years ago this week one of the most shocking incidents happened to a sports team. togo's football team were travelling to the africa cup of nations in angola when they were ambushed by gunmen. two people were killed, with many more injured in the

i was born in 1941 in togo, west africa. i grew up as an ordinary african boy.nd suddenly there was a snake. ifell, and i was badly injured. after my convalescence, i went to the missionary bookshop, and i saw a book, eskimos from greenland to alaska, and i learnt that it is so cold in greenland that there are no snakes. oh, where is that paradise?! i was obsessed with eskimos. people said, yeah, you are completely mad! i ran away from togo. i was 16 and a half. it took me eight years to get to greenland. i was the first black man they had ever seen. as soon as they saw me, all talking stopped. and the children were so afraid, some started weeping, but i was always welcomed by eskimos, who became my friends. i had to learn everything from them. i had to learn the language. slowly by slowly, i became accustomed to the climate. i was happy. i really wanted to live forever in greenland. but my countrymen have never seen the polar night before, the polar light before, and i said to myself, after the slavery and colonisation, why can't i write for my people to see th

i was born in 1941 in togo, west africa. i grew up as an ordinary african boy.y convalescence, i went to the missionary bookshop, and i saw a book, eskimos from greenland to alaska, and i learnt that it is so cold in greenland that there are no snakes. oh, where is that paradise?! i was obsessed with eskimos. people said, yeah, you are completely mad! i ran away from togo. i was 16 and a half. it took me eight years to get to greenland. i was the first black man they had ever seen. as soon as they saw me, all talking stopped. and the children were so afraid, some started weeping, but i was always welcomed by eskimos, who became my friends. i had to learn everything from them. i had to learn the language. slowly by slowly, i became accustomed to the climate. i was happy. i really wanted to live forever in greenland. but my countrymen have never seen the polar night before, the polar light before, and i said to myself, after the slavery and colonisation, why can‘t i write for my people to see the eskimos through, through our eyes? so i decided to go back. it took

like many other african cities togo's capital law may have several illegal landfills. and his start up found a way to breathe new life into these deteriorated areas. right now we're at one of the many illegal landfills in this city is the kind of place that we transform into a vegetable garden to develop an organic culture we also recover other and used to spaces in the city to transform them into vegetable gardens. by 2050 africa's population really have doubled and more than 80 percent of that growth will occur in cities poor infrastructure and luck of west management mean many of africa's appen centers are not equipped to ensure food security for a larger population. was actually right now the rural areas function as food producers for the cities one of the heaviest has been brought in it mr be transported from the countryside to the admin areas where it will be consumed for this displacement of resources causes a cap on the footprints that happen that he wants to avoid by producing directly in the city for the residents there. but not take an online platform as ill

hundreds of thousands of people are killed by fake meds and every year in africa readers are missing in togo'scapital alone made to sign an agreement to crack down on the trade but it's big business on the ground in west africa alone the trade is worth $200000000000.00 with counterfeit drugs coming from china india and nigeria nicholas hock reports from dakar in senegal. it started with an itch and turned into a rash it was then factors are decided to get some medicine but to save money she bought pills from a man at a market after taking them she found she couldn't walk she started vomiting and even lost her teeth she ended up in hospital in intensive care. the doctor told me i was going to die i had to tell them the truth i couldn't afford to buy drugs in the pharmacy so i bought them on the street. to the pills from a market like this one cameras are not welcome here ours is concealed. we're soon approached this mountain has us he buys and sells medicine then shows us what he has among the drugs he selling or the pills that poisoned fact 2 he tells us it's good quality it's from france he s

and now the dnc kind of has togo take a step back because they know the bernie people are furious andhey artie got caught once. so, zucker and the cnn and others in the media are picking up the slack and deck taking the baton, too many metaphors here. but they are moving this process where bernie has to go out and if they are going to have one person representing the left wing of the democratic party, it will be elizabeth warren. >> tucker: if you want to come the country down you have to convince people that the system is not rigged and it's fair. cnn has done a lot to make everybody a lot more angry and paranoid and it does not help america at all. >> if at this late stage of the game vary depending on cnn and other eight stage media to provide to a square and honest truth, it's your fault. at this point it's your fault, wake up. >> tucker: great to see you. joe biden has a lot of baggage as a presidential candidate, he's been in politics for a long time.re he ignored or defended china and is it essentially a played vassal of america's credit card companies. in last nights debate bi

secondly, it also created longer games because catchers have togo hrough these intricate systems of signs and change them up from inning to inning, day-to-day, batter to batter, to combat this espionage. it has created longer games and the last thing baseball needs is people to question the outcome of games, especially world series games, when one team has better digital equipment than the other. hn: longer games, something to fight against.ll is trying the commissioner said this was rgely a player driven system, that coaches other than alex cora, now bench coach --heow manager ofoston red sox, were not really involved. at the same time, he saidt he's nishing any players. why is that? >> first i think it is generally assumed that players on a team are going to talk to each other movements, pitch tipping, if they pick up on a catchers sign, they may bring that information back to the dugout and confer with teammates. that has bee part of baseball forever. the fact that the astros ratcheted this up is more indicative of a culture of permissiveness within the astros and that is whataseball i

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morgan hill, san martin 46 in santa cruz. 44 cupertino and sara's togo. some fog, high clouds everything looks good. tomorrow a little bit more fog. slightly cooler. the big change on sunday when a system sweeps down from the northwest. much cooler and also windy. a few stray showers. there will be snow in the sierra sunny afternoon into sunday night. turning much colder for us on monday morning could 60s on your temps today. tomorrow will not be bad. the wind will crank up, cooler temps kick in sunday and a hello monday morning cold there, pamela >> hello. we will be ready. 6:20. the super bowl this year has something different and special. 49ers coach will be front and center. how is she is being recognized for breaking barriers. >> and did not even know this is happening but now it is illegal for anyone to sell to the dmv. how one company is getting around that new law. >> it is looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. plus

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ahead. 40's for your currt temperatures so cooler than yesterday at this point get those jackets ready togo for this cool morning. but this afternn expect warmer one as high temperatures rise into the low to mid 60's. darya and james thanks live 71, let's get to the big story which are shocking new numbers from chinon the corona virus outbreak near the number of people infected has really exploded were over 5400 confirmed cases now the death toll. >>haalso gone up 232 you can see how thy're chking everybody fothe symptoms. there are more th 70 cas now outside of china, germany has at least 4 people o have the corona virus.they say thegot it from a person who uld fly from beijing for a meeting in this could be the first human to human infections on europeasoil. also the united arab emirates is confirming their first case of the virus. that's the first case in the middle east and a cain that case, the infected person had come from war hot china and happening now we have more airlines now canceling flights to china as this ontinues to spad. it's impacting flights w at sfo let's go back out the

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hundreds of thousands of people are killed by fake medicine every year and africa leaders are meeting in togo's capital alone made to sign an agreement to crack down on the trade but it's big business in west africa alone the trades worth $200000000000.00 it's kind of a drugs coming in from china india and nigeria reports from dakar in senegal. it started with an itch and turned into a rash it was then factors are decided to get some medicine but to save money she bought pills from a man at a market after taking them she found she couldn't walk she started vomiting and even lost her teeth she ended up in hospital in intensive care. the doctor told me i was going to die i had to tell them the truth i couldn't afford to buy drugs in the pharmacy so i bought them on the street. to the pills from a market like this one cameras are not welcome here ours is concealed. we're soon approached this mountain has us he buys and sells medicine then shows us what he has among the drugs he's selling or the pills that poisoned 5 to he tells us it's good quality it's from france he says. this is the medicine th

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so, the other thing people say is well now they're fwoing togoing to attack through the proxies. i will ask them, what's new? in 2008 and 2009, i was in iraq, i flew isrs, operated in iraq. many of my colleagues here did the same thing. i killed 600 of my fellow men and women in uniform. they have been using their proxies ever since. under the prior administration when we were talking about the isis fight. the concern was when isis was defeated that the iranian proxy would turn against the american presence and iraq. this is not a new response. and so what i would argue if you look over the years of history of iran and history of soleimani, it was nothing but attacks and provocations in the united states of america. many of us on both sides of the isle were upset with the administration for not responding to, they say drone attack is the equivalent of the economic damage of 10-f 15. many of us were upset of the attack against the oil fields. in response to the many provocations of iran, they target the one man that's responsible for these provocations and not 100 people that are