there's never been a woman leader in the anc or indeed in south africa.ter presidentjacob zuma steps down. i don't think south africa is ready to be led by nkosazana zuma. why? who do you want to be the next president? cyril ramaphosa, i guess. i guess he can lead us better than zuma, yes. and you? what are your thoughts? cyril ramaphosa is the right person to lead us. and why not dr nkosazana zuma? maybe not these next elections but after. after cyril ramaphosa. we want a woman. why? because for all these years there was only men. bring the changes. well you heard the views there, they are split down the middle. we will have to wait for december to see who will lead the african national congress at the party congress when they elect their new leader. time for a look at the weather now. our weather will get a shake—up this week. after a fairly benign weekend week. after a fairly benign weekend we have much more windy weather on the way, which starts through tonight in scotland and northern ireland. gale force winds by the end of the night and a heavy spel

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so it was kathrada, tom bo, becky, anc, the pac, the international community, you know, all of it. >>r the first time someone heard about the story and were shocked, wait, white people went to jail with mandela? yeah,. >> over 100 co-conspirators were on trial every day for four years in pretoria, every day for four years. >> trevor: when you look at what's happening in america now -- >> oh, god, yes. ( laughter ) >> trevor: -- you look at the movements and what people are trying to start from the ground up. >> sure. >> trevor: i guess i have my experiences as a south african, but i only have those. you've delved into the world of south african existence and now seek americans trying to do the same thing. is there any connection between the two. >> a huge connection goes back to the civil rights movement because you have to remember the apartheid movement was hatching while the civil rights move the was happening here, while the berlin wall and thing in east germany was happening, so all these were interrelated. the world was still very much a small place then, and our behaviors all o

fifteen minutes ance. >>> checking some stories across america, police across the country are dealing with fake money problems. this started in louisiana. business owners started seeing a counterfeit money scheme that put at least two men behind bars, they don't think this is over yet. they are passing fake 100 bills to two businesses and the dead give away, that is the fake, the words, motion picture use only. >> we have heard that there's a place on crailist where you can go and purchase this money that is used like on movie coming in on the movie and they'll have a big roll of money and it looks real. >> it has to look real for the movie. secret service has come out and say, we've been dealing with this version of this counterfeit bill at least for a year now. so they are trying to get this figured out. >> i never knew they had fake money. i always thought they used real money. >> as a bank teller, they tell you to go through that. >> you were a bank teller er? >> yes. >> u.s. astronaut is going to break another record. she was the oldest woman to ever be in space back in november.

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sucedía esta audiencia, el presidente obama recibía información clasificada sobre el tema en la casa anccibirá el mismo reporte este viernes. algunos lladores exesaron eocupación r la actituque ha tido trump sobre este tema. s/stephen donahue, experto segudad "no tienen confianza en que el presidente electo está pensando correctamente en los recursos que representan las agencias de inteligencia" l dijo en tuiter. que los medios "mienten para hacer parecer" q élestá en contra de la comunidad de inteligencia, cuando de echo es un fan" de ella. (nat- audiencia) por lo pronto se revelara un reporte la próxima semana, donde habrán detalles sobre los motivos que tuvo el gobierno de rusia para intervenir en la elección presidencial. s/randy serrano aunque en el congreso hay gran interés sobre tema. según oficiales de inteligencia, la información clasificada que recibió el presidente y que recibdonald tru es mucho más detallada. take fs/ lorena ---faltan 15 das para la toma de pose de donald trum.. ... mi colega csar bayona estar en washington d.c. y nos tendr reportes en vivo durante esta histr

. >>> ance so you don't need that heavy coat today. 45 degrees in the district. gators vill 39 currently. you do need that heavier jacket. as we go through the day we're talking about high temperatures nearing 60s. by lunch time 53 degrees and by 5:00 p.m. right around 60. unseasonably warm for this time of year. almost 15 degrees above normal. and a school down as we go into the weekend. let's check out those dry roads. >>> love it. chopper 4 has been flying over the baltimore washington parkway. we had accident activity near 147. now you have the reecel and white. this a year-long prouject for those virginia normallyroid between fairfax. road improvement project is in place for one year and we've got the residual delays. back to you. >>> jack, thanks. >>> some breaking news out of somalia. we understand a terrorist attack has happened there. at least eight people and multiple attackers were killed in the explosion. fighters attacked a hotel. they opened fire on people inside that building. police say gufrmntovernment off and law makers. we'll get an update from

people will lend you money in europe and asia people say if you fe you had your ance.merica is more tolerant of trial and error we know about thomas edison but the people know that he failed hundreds of times he was fired by the telegraph office and lost money in the iron business is in the company and henry ford failed completely the first time dr. seuss was rejected by 27 publishers an old pro was fired from her first job they called her an unfit for television. [laughter] they all failed and tried again. where you can write the script of your own life in america. [applause] so when a pessimist like me says bearden some government regulation i hope you will ignore me to prove me wrong. that is the show for tonight from loss biggest and freedom fest. go live the american dream. [cheers and applause] in the meantime, here is through dobbs. have a great weekend. [♪] lou: president trump and mexican president pen yea -- talked forr over the phone after the mexican president canceled his meeting with mr. trump. >> the united states cannot afford to lose vast amounts of ba

native south african intellectual, journalist, and statesman, who had become the first secretary of the anc, carefully observed the british army during the war, marveling at what he saw. these experienced soldiers never care how fast bullets may whiz about them. they stroll about in a heavy volley far more recklessly than we walk through a shower of rain. although he was now only a journalist himself, churchill had a lot on his mind as he made his way to south africa. his mother, the beautiful, charismatic, and wicked smart jenny jerome, had just told him she was in love and was likely going to marry a young man named george west, who was only two weeks older than winston. churchill also for the first time had his own love life to consider. he had met a dazzling young woman named pamela plowden. but she didn't believe he was passionate enough in his devotion. churchill was indignant, insisting he was no fickle gallant. by the time he landed, the war had already taken a startling turn. the british army had been humiliated by the boras, losing several battles, and leaving its commanders stune

secretary of state, i want to thank secretary kerry for taking up this challenge and for your persevere n ance, your patience and unwavering commitment to peace and security in an unsettled world. all three advancing diplomacy, named in your honor will be an immersive education center that will include the power piece theater and the global classroom, which will invite students to delve deeper into international issues and will be at the core of the center's outreach efforts. so thank you all for coming, for celebrating this milestone, and for bringing us closer to bridging the last three feet that edward rm. murrow spoke of so many years ago. thank you. [ applause ] >> secretary baker was not able to be with us here this evening. but it is now my honor to read a letter from the 61st secretary of state. ladies and gentlemen, good evening. i regret that i am unable to join secretary kerry and my former secretary colleagues, all of whom have been crucial to the creation of the u.s. diplomacy center pavilion. the completion of the diplomacy center represents a goal towards which they and so many

native south african intellectual journalist and statesmen, who had become the first secretary of the anc, thefully observed in british army during the war, marveling at what he saw. these experienced soldiers never care how fast bullets may ways -- how fast the bullets may go pass them. although he was now a journalist himself, churchill had a lot on his mind as he made his way to south africa. his mother, the beautiful charismatic, and wicked smart, had just told him that she was in love. and was likely going to marry a young man named george cornwall is west. churchill had his own love life to consider. he had met a dazzling young woman named pamela plowden in india. the problem was that he was far from her only admirer. worse, she did not believe he was passionate enough in his devotion. churchill was indignant, insisting he was no single gallant following the fancy of the hour. even pamela could not compete for churchill's attention as he neared cape town. by the time he landed, the war had already taken a startling turn. the british army had been humiliated by the boers, losing seve

to target islamicç extreme itch, terrorism in tenacity in syria and a corporation that has diluted ançng relations between theç two sides and they did sa that they are planning towards a meeting face to face, we don't know when exactly or where they will as of yet. room, the alleged russian hacking that was not discussed on this phone call. embers of the president's own cabinet. it's had democrats and republicans urging cautions when it comes to the warming what more do we know about the divide, how that's being perceived in russia. divide between the president and many others who areç urging caution? >> i mean, what we're seeing in the russian media that very much #Ñ this is a new turn from the president himself and really dismissing in the opposition from members of his own party. you know,ym have a new tone, on russian -- well -- as russia's chief propaganda sayingç it wa very interesting that mr. trump brought up the fact that there was positive among the americans towards the russian people that that was a new thing. there's anzv interesting narrate to hear about the new world

through anc through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com tadirectv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. >>> thank you for being with me. i'm frederica whitfield in atlanta. began detaining some foreign travelers after president donald trump signed his executive order on immigration. last hour, one of 12 travelers was released after being detained for more than 14hours. >> me and my fa

>> $1 million. >> $1 million. >> the business assist ance grants are $400 thousand so right on the money. >> $1 million per year? >> 1 $1 million per year for- >> it is annual basis so renews. >> we have a million for fiscal year 17/18 and that includes both grants in there. >> a number of these are --probably half is one time sorts of things, equipment, technology, facade improvements, i don't know what human resources refers to. rent was be a reoccurring annual request whether granted or not would be determined. actually, soerant is just basically 25 percent of the total, so three quarters of it is potentially one time expenditures so we can have a new crop of requests and we could accommodate a new crop of requests for the $300 thousand the next time around. this is the first time, right? and the opportunity is great, but we have to be careful we don't like, the first time we give the money we shut down for future grants because it becomes a reoccurring request. >> it was very open so did want say they are to use it for rent increases they can just use for rent. some did they rent was

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lauderdale.fo you you can see thrte robbers using hammers to shatter the glass to steel necklaces, rings anceds, bracelets. at one point the store's owner threw a chair to chase them off. the robbers got away with more than $200,000 of high end jewelry. american airlines making headlines tonight after one of its mechanics discovered sevenis bricks of cocaine inside theide nose of one its planes. what is found after the plane pa landed in oklahoma for routine maintenance. it was coming from colombia. they initially found only five bricks, but once investigators got there they found two more. of it was covered in wheel degrees which was an attempt to hide any scent for sniffing dogs. he it isis mated at $334,000. going to great lengths. warn your kids against the new salt and ice >> the object is to make salt and ice together and then put it on your skin to see how long yog can stand the pain. experts say there's a risk ofof severe skin burns and even permanent nerve damage, but that hasn't stopped kids from posting their battle wounds online to show that they have survived the salt and ice chall

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george patent now the anc l n. now suppose the league horrors of shanahan. the player personnel. as it shanahan could be officially named of the atlanta loses. arethusa seconds you play if i've seen a coach but guises is sitting behind guess i had no idea a bad or indifferent. he will be hired >> gary: dallas the optimistic and elises holocene >>alecia: warriors and raiders. this is for appreciating the years of support. but >> gary: the warriors are going to go and 19. a few more years or watch mark davis's team but wouldn't give a penny idly: leave untouched ago see a team i know is leading. you still be a fan of both teams but sundays at 8 months out of the year. it read limit their friend 4 9 million time ronnie was a good friend of mine and a mayor and oakland. but they're talking but and then there was also wrote all from the hollywood producer koner's says get me some excavators. it was a good show. and at my work at last one. saturday evening coming and it will be heavy at times very strong gusty winds. across the bay area in the sunday. in some dry weather. on wednesday

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company and pretend you had nothing to do with the terrible old company that left such a terrible,anceensive mess. you can't do. because of that in south carolina this is national business because trump filed an application with the state of south carolina saying, yeah, actually this site, the taxpayers need to come in and pay to clean up pollution here. if there's any pollution here, i had nothing to do with it. i have no connection with the previous owners of this company. i have no connection to them. to be clear, the previous owner of the previous company was his son. it was donald trump jr. but the state of south carolina has to decide if they believe the incoming in president has no connection to donald trump jr. who he bailed out. if the south carolina government decides to buy the argument and there is no connection between donald trump and donald trump jr., than the taxpayers of south carolina will be on the hook for the environmental mess that needs to be cleaned up here. if the south carolina government decides not to buy that argument, than the incoming president will have

sean is not an anc spokes person. a he's a spokes person for the white house.ters. >> in "the new york times" people suggesting donald trump thought sean spicer went too far. >> it will be a tough job for the next four years to be the spokesman for in administration. president trump's style is different than we have seen in any other leader. he pushes the the pal well past the 50 yard line. he's a negotiator. not a reciter of facts. he'll buy the car and say it's the worst car in the world. >> is that acceptable? >> the worst car in the world. the germ of truth is he's trying to tell you something else. just looking at it on the micro level won't help you. right. we shouldn't take the bait. here we are, having a whole skon ver sags. >> i couldn't disagree more. if he doesn't tell the truth, what are we supposed to do? >> but what he's managed to do was to minimize the incredible demonstrations yesterday all over the world. of women turning out by more than a million. and instead of that being what everybody is talking about today, it's donald trump again. with

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the mail on sunday says it has done a poll, the first major poll of the anc when the crisis.rseas to help our stricken nhs. -- a&e in sent overseas to help our stricken nhs. —— a&e in crisis. we will speak about home care a little later. the main story this morning: theresa may will urge britain to put an end to division and insults when she sets up a government's plant for brexit negotiations later this week. mps are launching an enquiry into the planned multi—million pound restoration of the palace of westminster. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. 0nce daylight comes i suspect this is how it will look. cloudy, grey dull and damp. the good news is that if you do not like the cold, it is much milder in the west. the weather front arise through the night across the country and it brings in a westerly flow to the story and that allows temperatures to be better than they have of late. it brought some way rain. we may see some wet snow as it moves through west anglia is generally speaking it is cloudy dull and damp. the temperatures, 6— eight degrees. where the

the ultimate rebuke to isil because they're trying to channel the energy and even a sense of grieve ance to improve their lives. so it is essential to the u.s. government. our traditional change programs are very good but also very expensive and what we did through our young leadership initiatives is use online initiatives, in southeast asia and latin america, to bring people here but also branded a way that people in africa knew that president obamacared abo about -- cared about people and wanted to know what they had to say, if a crisis took place like the ebola crisis, we saw participants work without us. it is an entry point for engaging audiences for embassies, is it's be k a forum to pull people around for a roundtable an a brand for a tool of engagement that has an audience also targeted by extremists but we don't have to begin the conversation to say we want you to come down to embassy to talk about isil and what's wrong, we want them to come in and learn how to start a business, a conversation that builds out the alternative to every negative narrative whether it comes from the

than to who have experience in this, and there's maybe nobody better in the house that background ance than our friend, austin scott from georgia's eighth district, ho i yield five minutes. thank you, mr. scott. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. i'll try to be a little briefer with this. there's something i very much want to speak on. i rise today on behalf of my constituents back in georgia's eighth congressional district. who have been negatively impacted by obamacare. to the vast lear majority of us that the attempt to fix our nation's health care more s by inserting federal control into the system has simply failed. there's some counties in the in ict that i represent south georgia that are down to one, maybe two insurance ovides that are people can choose from. that's not competition. that's not affordable. choice, really. and it's certainly not if you keep it. plan, you can my colleagues and i on the republican stud canny committee ve worked for -- study committee have worked for a couple of years and we've offered a plan to repeal bamacare and replace it with patient-centered

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action --ance of that this whole of china approach i am speaking about is, we have to china'sh the whole of actions and recognize that we have these balancing forces in our relationship that need to be dealt with. >> in terms of one china china's policy, the new administration's position. mr. tillerson: i don't know of any plans to alter the one china position. >> thank you. an issue back in colorado that is important and coming to the attention of a lot of people around the country. compassion international faith-based group in colorado surged nearly 2 million people living in poverty around the world. they have operated out of colorado -- compassion has operated in india since 1968. they have contributed nearly $50 million to aid in india. they have provided scholarships for 145,000 indian children. its instructive 14, possession -- compassion has been the target of governmental attacks because of its christian belief. delivering humanitarian services to hundreds of thousands of indian children. due to the restrictions by the government, they have been a -- unable to fund its india ope

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