but the experience left us withthe distressing thought that things may not have onlychanged in whitefish, but perhaps throughout the entirecountry. >>and now from the us to nigerin west africa. we wanted to know what peoplethere like eating and checked out a popular snack.>>niamey, capital city of niger in west africa.over half the population here is younger than 15.and there's always somewhere to eat to grab a bite out whileshopping. ali amadou's been selling kebabsand french-fries for five years. he'd wanted to learn aprofession but that didn't work out. >>now i'm really passionateabout this. it's a fun thing to be doing.plenty of people come around here.and apart from that, i can also feed my family, and i can bringthe food home for them. chef ali buys five to ten kilosof beef and lamb every day his colleagues skewer them forhim. the french fries are always freshly madehis nephew helps out with that. ali's customers can choosebetween tomatoes, onions, lemons and home made sauce or even thewhole works! a delicious portion like thiscosts around about 1 euro 5. ali feeds students,busines

it's what we're audit committing about, as always tweet us withth what is on your mind.ur do you have reaction on that new healthcare plan send the tweets along. republicans have unvailed the replacement plan for the affordable care act as it begins to wind its way through congress this week it will likely facekey some resistance from democrats and likely some fellow republicans. here are three things you should know. you will not be required to have insurance anymore. the individual mandate gone, employer mandate gone. they have done away for the penalty for not having coverage that was introduced in the first affordable care act.le c one of the features will stay the same.e young adults can stay on their parents' insurance until 26. number three, planned parenthood

it's what we're audit committing about, as always tweet us withth what is on your mind.ur do you have any reaction on that new healthcare plan send the tweets along. republicans have unvailed the replacement plan for the affordable care act as it begins to wind its way through congress this week it will likely facekey some resistance from democrats and likely some fellow republicans. here are three things you should know. you will not be required to have insurance anymore. the individual mandate gone, employer mandate gone. they have done away for the penalty for not having coverage that was introduced in the first affordable care act.le c one of the features will stay the same.e young adults can stay on their parents' insurance until 26. number three, planned parenthood reimburse people people kidpeop reimbursements. a conserve group of lawmakers come out today and auditut committee t about how they weret happy with this either and the white house saying this is ourur plan right now but they did sayd this is still a process and they're working through it.h it was crafted by the repub

we'll break that down for you in a moment i'm glad to have withth us at 11 i'm jim lokay and i'mi' lauren been issued in some of our counties. gwen is following all theng a defendantsll developments and sd join us now. i'm pretty busy staying on topst of this. we get information updating from the national weather service ana from all the models as they continue and putting it altogether in the forecast four. here is what is happening righti now we do have a winter stormter watch in effect. this was actually issuedued yesterday, but a great part off the area now has been taken o this kicks, in, however, monday night through into tuesdayo afternoon and in the watch area there is a criteria of at least five inches or more within a 12-hour period. thisd. does include stafford county as well as anne arrundel and prince george's county.ince here we hav ge a winter stormorm warning. this is for a greater part of our viewing area. this kicks in 7:00 p.m. on monday until 2:00 p.m. on tuesday. and areas to our far northwest is where we're looking at thethe heaviest amount of accumulation while area

hopefully, there will be more transference about that. , thank you bhandari for being withth us staff attorney, aclu speech, privacy, and technology project. we will link to your article "can border agents search your electronic devices? it's complicated."" this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. and we come back, we had to the hague. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. the first timime, a united nations agency has directly accused israel of imposing an apartheid regime on the palestinian people. the report was commissioned and published by the u.n. economic and social commission for western asia. the findings, and a new report published by the human economic and social commission for western asia, which is comprised of 18 arab states. this is the head of the u.n. agency. >> the importance e of the suppt is that only because it is the first of its kind, one that is published by one of the united nations bodies the clearly and frankly concludes that israel

amy: robert fetter,, thank you for being withth us, labor lawyer and d partner at mililler cohen fromdetroit, represented truck driver alphonse madaddin in his wrongful terminatation lawsuit. whenen we come back, we go souh to floridada ta ststate attorny who says she will not impose, call f for the death penalty in any case. ststay with us.  [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, demomocracynow.o.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today's show in florida, looking at an escalating battle over the death penalty. this month, orange-osceola state attorney aramis ayala announced her office will no longer seek the death penalty in any murder cases, including in the case of mararkeith loyd, who is accused of murdering his pregnant ex-girlfririend as well as orlando police officer debra clayton. this is state attotorney aramis ayala. >> i would like to address how my office will be handling deathth penalty cases going forward. in just over a year, florida's death penalty statute has twice beenen ruled unnstititutional. while i currentlyy do h have discretion to purs

replacements were confirmed by the us senates i think it's the change in protocol and expectation that e has gotten a lot of the attention. we saw barhar meeting withth president elect lump, and indications were that he was going to be asked to stick around. the last time there was controversial i was alberto gonzales when he was attorney general. what's the difference from then until now. >> a couple of differences, one is mr. gonzales, that was in the second term of the w bush administration. more than that, that saturday night massacre only involved 9us attorneys all republican appoint ease. to that extent it's different in terms of the administration, tht number of people that werehat involved and the reasoning behind the dismissal.miss we've heard a lot of differentie rumors as to why this recent dismissal or this dismissal was so abrupt from a fox news anchor suggesting it during the middle of a show that some of these us attorneys were investigating the trump administration. what are you hearing? what do you think is behind this besides just, hey, these aren't our guys so we want our guys in here.e. i think to some extent a lot of it is that.h

us they've all been speculating about what's going on.. sources tell fox5 a the administrator's suspensions dono not have anything to do withth students.onestly i was kind of disappointed because he was a a great guy. principal case wrote a letter tt the school thatet said he is excited to pursue new communities to so it communityts and dedicate more time to his family. meantime assistant principalinci little is still on leave. well, as the calendar turns from february to march hopes aree fading that we will get some snow this winter. snow lovers are pretty bummed. earlier today gary mcgrady took a look around pennsylvania. there's a the lot of grass, brown spots and very little ll snow. the resort is closed this week e because of the warm temperatures. it looks like tomorrow we're going to have another warm day.. let's check in with sue for more. you're right. have a reallyo warm day tomorrow.wa in canrm pennsylvania, we may challenge the record which is 80-degrees. showing a lion the first day of march and we do think it's coming in like a lion, not because of the warm temperatures, but because of the storm threat that heat. a strong