to the new south africa. and so it was important that that relationship between the 2 of them and that cooperation was seen by all south africans across color lines. and simply just to adapt and to avoid any potential chaos from it or thank you so much. during the military talking to was life from johannesburg. ah.

to black, brown and indians in south africa, president said rama poses, as the clerk helped put south african, the path to democracy who was illegal or ha potty that was largely discredited in relation to the role that the national party played in and forcing a party. but he had the courage to step away from the path that his party, that the lad had embarked upon. ah, let's bring in august. all of them are joining us from johannesburg. tim b, suffolk, who day is a senior research fellow at africa's, yet dialogues. kim halla is a political analyst and author of no white lies. black politics and white. paula and mozilla laquatta president of congress. oh, the people and a member of south african parliament would welcome to you all to missa. why is it that people in south africa continued to be divided about the legacy of the clack? whoa, former present to click has been a device of figure for the fact that he was the leader of the national park to which was enough to canna terminated political party. it was inevitable that he, at his death he will caught a divided opinion and dare him b

what does it say about south africa?oes it say that the wounds of the past still remained there in the country? >> i think it is really important when we look at the life of an individual to see what should he have prioritized. we were more concerned about how to get out of the trap apartheid had placed all over us. many people had already lost their lives along the road we covered, but there was also a huge risk that if we did not manage the transition out of apartheid, we could also contribute to the deaths of millions of black, white, colored sections of the population. the choice we had to make was to manage the transition such that we saved as many lives as was possible and saved an opportunity that could make it possible for us to reconstruct south african society and enable us to enjoin -- enable us to join a community of nations and remember it forever as a decoration rather than a disaster, all of us. >> ok, i see your point. this argument that at least the transition saved us from a descent into anarchy and a c

in south korea?e have energy electricity storage systems - _ doing in south korea? we have energy electricity storage systems - three - electricity storage systems — three companies, such as samsung, lg and sk innovation, they are the top companies... 50 sk innovation, they are the top companies- - -— companies... so this is battery technology. — companies... so this is battery technology, batteries - companies... so this is battery technology, batteries that - companies... so this is battery| technology, batteries that each companies... so this is battery i technology, batteries that each of us might have in our homes going forward that store the electricity that comes from the grid? yes. what is the attitude _ that comes from the grid? iezs what is the attitude of people that comes from the grid? i23 what is the attitude of people in south korea? there is some interesting research here in britain today that 70% of people see climate change as the biggest issue now. how does it register with people

there is travel from south africa across the globe and there are many rising cases in south africa atll need to be very aware and look for it carefully in all of the data coming through.— for it carefully in all of the data coming through. current vaccines have been _ coming through. current vaccines have been designed _ coming through. current vaccines have been designed to _ coming through. current vaccines have been designed to target - coming through. current vaccines have been designed to target the i have been designed to target the spike protein from the original strain. some of the mutations in this new variant meaning the virus can spread more easily or make the vaccine less effective. jabs still provide protection against other variants of concern and can be tweaked if needed. it is variants of concern and can be tweaked if needed. it is highly unlikely they _ tweaked if needed. it is highly unlikely they will _ tweaked if needed. it is highly unlikely they will not - tweaked if needed. it is highly unlikely they will not have - tweaked if needed. it is highly unlikely they

heathrow received flights from south africa this morning.ept in extremely relieved. >> we've then told we have to -- we have been told we have to isolate at home. >> from sunday, only u.k. and irish residents will be allowed in from six southern african countries, and they will have to quarantine in a hotel. the travel restrictions mean catherine will miss her niece's wedding in south africa. >> they held back this wedding for two years for us so we would all be together. we were off on the ninth, and now we are not. >> the health secretary said the new variant may pose substantial risk to public health, so the restrictions were necessary. >> i want to reassure this house that there are no detected cases of this variant in that u.k. at this time, but this variant is of huge international concern. >> several coronavirus mutations have already made the covid pandemic worse. the alpha variant identified in kent drove a huge wave of hospital admissions and deaths here last winter. the delta variant, first detected in india, was even more transmi

andrew: the timing for south africa could hardly be worse. summer here, and the tourt industry was hoping for a big boost after two wretched years of lockdowns. south africa's foreign minister has criticized the travel ban, calling it "rushed, ecologically damaging," and urging britain to reconsider. that is not very likely, at least not in the short term. today, south africa is gearing up for a likely fourth wave, dominated by this new variant. . but scientists here insist that trying to isolate countries or regions makes no practical sense. >> we saw with the delta variant that within three weeks, 53 countries were reporting cases of the delta variant. so stop being shoveled from one country or even -- so stopping travel from one country or even a small group of countries really becomes superfluous. it is really not the solution. andrew: but could there be an upside to the arrival of this new variant? in recent months, south africa's vaccine rollout has slowed down. it is the same in other african countries, partly down to a shortage of vac

his apology to black south africans is very late. >> do you think that white south africans should look at him with a negative i? he would have been a person that could have led white south africans out of this history of apartheid with more reconciliation and transparency and a willingness to work with everyone. but as you say, that wasn't the days. should they be somewhat better? -- bitter? >> certainly a beautiful as it was written speaking from the perspective of a white south african about what a wasted opportunity he had in terms of bringing white south africans along into creating over the equal and united south africa. >> its a good point that you make. it could have been a very valuable learning experience for people around the world, not just in south africa. we appreciate your time and insights. thank you. >> encouraging but far from enough. that is the u.n. secretary general assessment of what has been agreed to so far at cop 26 in glasgow, scotland. nation climate promises ring hollow while they continue to invest in oil, gas in -- oil, gas and coal. they are accelerating a

how quickly has it spread in south africa? yeah, it has a essentially concentrated in the part of the rico which is holding and we have essentially seen some clusters in one part and it actually spread within a matter of 2 weeks. we've seen a repeat spread from cases that we saw as 58 last week on monday. and in that area it was about $500.00. but end of the week this week we saw earlier in the week that had about a 1000 cases of interest to 2000 today's 2300 in that particular area. so that the only way it's, it's actually required high. it troubles in the matter of $5.00 to $6.00 days. he was saying that as scientists and doctor is a particularly worried about 2 things, that is the high level of transmits ability, the speed at which this variant is able to spread. and then also the chances of re infection, which is also higher with this very and tell me more about the, the vaccines and how it might affect the level of protection vaccines give us yet. so i think at the moment we have sort of anecdotal data to support that som

his south africa. but do you think that south africa is ready for the concept of a government of a coalition government? well, at the national level, i'm no cut so at that of the ready. but at the municipal level they've already started negotiation. not only this election, but in a bit of a selection, so they are ready for that. but for me, what's encouraging is the willingness of the bigger parties to accept defeat intercept that they have to enter into negotiations with one of parties. but i like to disagree with you, i should, when you said that the action essay and e f, f i showing that they're moving much more strongly the other much is i don't think so. even if it has not been given a clear mandate by anyone to run a municipality compensated but it should say, because then you give them a blog and have managed a number of, of votes, but no question whether the f f is growing and that is a flavor it to us a phase who remains a very strong party, but for me to pull a reservation within the blue cro

this is obviously a tough day for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here _ for south africa.re and _ for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here and it— for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here and it is— for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here and it is a _ for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here and it is a tough - for south africa. it's my pleasure to be here and it is a tough day l for south africa. it's my pleasure i to be here and it is a tough day and a very disappointing day for us because we have been here before and we thought we had worked our way out of the red list but unfortunately we find ourselves back in again. do you understand — find ourselves back in again. do you understand the _ find ourselves back in again. do you understand the circumstances - find ourselves back in again. do you understand the circumstances in - understand the circumstances in which countries like the uk and the european union and the last few minutes the us have imposed these bands? i minutes the us have imposed these bands? , ., ., , ., , . bands? i understand how

we are traveling south a lot of movement. the cac was down 4% in france, trimming at the 3.7% we are still proving more resilient than the first knee verdict trade. where we fell on the ftse and we picked up action, traveling close to the 7100 market it has relationshiped up the trade for november it was a strong trading period for this month for european markets. a lot of catch up mode, optimism about the profitability, super size demand story for some of the corporations even though they're dealing with inflation and supply chain bottlenecks this week is different, fresh covid concerns about the situation in europe and now this story out of the southern african region travel and leisure has been hard hit. it is trimming some of the initial positions, iag was down 20% at the first trade you can see we're down half that now. still a vicious sell off taking place on those airlines. air france is down .5% 10% off easy jet ryanair down 8%. so it's a strong day of selling. carnival and the cruise ship business has been one of the

unable to port a flight to south africa. you'd be open to visit a close relative who's receiving cancer treatment. hello there. thanks for making the time to come on with us considering what you've been. so women's, this flight last night this morning. recently. yeah, it was meant to be tonight and i would pack everything was ready to go. i'd packed up my apartment and then this happened. yeah, and how did you find out about it because it's gotten very quickly in it. yeah, i think that was the craziest thing. you know, just in a few days everything completely changed. i was alex, i got a message from a friend, checking the news, and then more and more news updates had to keep checking. not knowing what would happen. and then within 3 days, i mean it's all just completely changed and there's no way i can go back. i know you were trying to get out of israel at the same time, the israel's clothes, his porter to, to tourists. and i was on a flight in for the u. k. last night. and literally on told the flight we were told that at

right now in south africa. we may be overestimating its prevalence because of the recent uptick in cases in south africa. there's a presumption many of those cases are this new variant. but it may well be the case that south africa could also exhibiting a surge of delta infection after they relaxed some of their recent mitigation following the big surge of deta. this probably isn't that prevalent around the world. i would still exer size the same cautions as before. i think the biggest risk to travelers right now is given the uncertainty around the world, and the fact that countries are reacting so briskly, if you do end up being positive overseas, you could find yourself stuck in a very onerous quarantine relative to where we were maybe one or two weeks because. because i think countries are behaving with no frilz right now and trying to control the spread of this new variant. and they're taking pretty drastic measures in certain cases. >> brennan: so the c.d.c. said this variant has not been detected here yet

this is a controversial - south africa. this is a l controversial question, south africa.nments and health body should be doing to try to counter this? should be doing to try to counterthis? in should be doing to try to counter this?— should be doing to try to counter this? in terms of countering _ counter this? in terms of countering the _ counter this? in terms of countering the variance l countering the variance emerging from south africa, clearly i think all developed countries, it is in their own interest to donate to vaccines to those countries who cannot afford it. in many countries are doing that that the system and the who said they would rather people donate vaccines to countries like south africa rather than use and booster shots and that is highly controversial. the answer is to try and get everyone in the world vaccinated as quickly as possible. world vaccinated as quickly as ossible. ,, ., , , . possible. should be expect new mutations of _ possible. should be expect new mutations of the _ possible. should be expect new mutations of the virus? - possible. sho

and this is the feeling in south africa, people falling in the south african variance and they would take no, it's not all fine to expert folk advance that they were able to get up to t and be honestly not reported to the world. hopefully the migration and very much the eating here in south africa for the last few days following the tribal ban, have been that south africa has actually left. and instead of being a tutor being put on parent has be punished in the statement that the foreign ministry in which it said that the trouble band that were imposed on the caps essentially mean that we advanced to non genomic sequencing. and the ability to depict new syrian healing south africa has, has, has been punished at the same time, be foreign ministry thing that new variance, and other countries that have no link with south africa hasn't seen the kind of reaction imposed on those countries by the international community, as people have been on the people to have much fearing that this is double standard . and the reason is that in segments will be by the will help organization in which the

so far, they'd be just over 50 cases detected in south africa for in what swan neighboring south africa and the government. they have also issued a statement saying, all 4 of those people were fully vaccinated, but they also said this isn't a real world impact of the variant hasn't yet been established. so they to want to be cautious. i think the main concern for southern african countries, including south africa, really is this rush to bad travel from 6 countries in the region, especially to the u. k. the south african government has issued a statement saying that it respects the decision that's been taken by the united kingdom and understands that precautionary measures should be put in place. but that decision is washed and it's really worried about the economic damage. given that we're heading into a holiday season and there's bound to be a lot of travel back and back and forth between the 2 countries. so really the concern. c from the south african government around one the spread of this variant in south africa, again urging south africa and to take precaution, but also wanting gr

the timing for south africa could hardly be worse.and the tourist industry was hoping for a big boost after two richard years of lockdowns and red listings. no wonder south africa's foreign minister has criticised the travel ban, calling it rushed, economically damaging, and are urging britain to reconsider. not that that seems very likely, at least not in the short term. today, south africa is gearing up for a likely fourth wave, dominated by this new variant, but scientists here insist that trying to isolate countries or regions makes no practical sense. we saw with the delta variant that within three weeks, 53 countries were reporting cases of the delta variant, so stopping travel from one country or a small group of countries very soon becomes superfluous. it's really not the solution. but could there be one upside to the arrival of this new variant? in recent months, south africa's vaccine roll—out has slowed down. it is the same in other african countries, partly down to a shortage of vaccines, but also due to public apathy, and

let's take you to south africa now the south african present several rubber porter addressing the nation, austria, denmark. and these are the, any identification of this variant is the result of the excellent work done by our scientists in south africa. and it's a direct result of the investment that our science and innovation, as well as the health departments have made in our, you know, make surveillance capabilities. we are one of the countries in the world that set up a surveillance network throughout the country to help us monitor the behavior of covered 19 the early detection of this variant and the work that has already gone into understanding its properties. and possible effects means that we are better equipped to respond to the variant we pay tribute to our scientist who a world renowned and widely respected and have demonstrated that they have a deep knowledge of epidemiology. there are a number of things that we already know about this variant on the crop as a result of the work, our scientists have been doing on genome surveillance. firstly, we now know that ami curren has f

south africa _ as a coach. it's a good grasp of. south africa are _ as a coach.er - as a coach. it's a good grasp of. | south africa are the number one as a coach. it's a good grasp of. - south africa are the number one site in the world and they are the world champions but for one final evening at twickenham england will be out to knock them off that perch. revenge or not. so another big weekend of international rugby union ahead. scotland hostjapan at one o clock tomorrow. confirmation there of england's clash with south africa. then later at half past five wales take on australia. and after their thrilling win over the all blacks last weekend ireland host argentina on sunday. worcester are expecting a near capacity crowd of around 9,000 fans on sunday when england women take on the united states. it'll be extra special for the worcester winger lydia thompson who'll gain her 50th cap in the game at sixways. it's been quite a few weeks for england's winning. record victories over new zealand press a handsome win over canada. but for the winger it's about to get

>> and south africa, south africa is a little different because, you know, white south africans said south africa was a white man's country also, which was preposterous because native africans outnumbered whites five to one but they meant it should be run by the whites. and the chinese actually made south african politics very messy and complicated because there was already conflict with south asian workers who were brought to work on the sugar plantations in the natal and there were exclusions against them and also with the federation of south africa in 1910, that they were able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes and talk a little bit about the impact that the gold rushes had not only on the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i mean, i had, for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco and then the businesses in trading with china and et cetera. talk a little bit about that. >> right. you know, there are more gold taken out of the earth between 1849 and 1900s than had been excavated in the previous 3

to rush to leave south africa. my family generally as a whole, is ready, deflated by the entire situation. disappointed, not feeling as though wishing catch a break. we haven't seen each other, the 3 is many have struggled through a slump in the economy because of previous travel bands and lock downs. and the now uncertain about how the new army cron variant will affect them. some been civil leveling and. and then let's go and get vaccinated, especially people my age, so we can protect ourselves. that's all i can say. i know we all have our opinions about the vaccines, but on my side, i want to get vaccinated. but there's been a slower than expected vaccination rate in south africa, slightly more than 40 percent of adults have had at least one job. in terms of um, vaccinations. i'd say no it's, it's some of the choice whether it's a big needle not with lead to, to too much or 2 people to get in. did it did big sneeze it at this point. because the living in lake ivy league schools do full drug look right now. his ad

travelers arriving from south africa. on friday a total of 61 passengers tested positive for coronavirus. there are serious concerns this spread will continue and could spiral out of control. caitlyn? >> yeah. we could see more of those restrictions as officials say it could be more than two weeks until they know definitively if it is effective against the vaccines. thank you so much for the update. >>> a heads up that later on this hour dr. lena nguyen is here to answer questions about the covid variant and dr. peter hotez and also ahead moderna's chief medical examiner is explaining how long it could take to create another vaccine that is variant specific if the current vaccines aren't effective against omicron. then i'll ask to see if they support the restrictions in place. >>> this man is lucky to be alive after he stowed away in the plane's landing gear. i'm like girl you better get you some dove. she hooked me up. with a quarter moisturising cream, dove cleans effectively and cares beautifully. such tree-mendous vie

i just a reminder of our top stories to south south africa. the president has criticized border closures following the discovery of a new strain of the virus describing it is completely unjustified. ceramic also says has been a rise in cove in 1900 cases since on the crone was identified cases and now been found in more than 10 countries and a number have added travel restrictions, all foreigners on our bond from entering israel for 2 weeks. talk us infectious disease official, anthony fancy has been meeting with president joe biden, he told button it will take about 2 weeks to get definitive information on the transmission ability of the, on the card various on a positive, just close in home. do us where people are choosing who will replace the present one, orlando hernandez, his time in office has been played by chronic unemployment, violence and allegations of corruption left his candidates. jamara castro is hoping to ask the governing right wing and national party and become on doris. first female president, her rival is the current mayor

so it's not a south african variant. and that it is elsewhere in the global community that instead of being applauded south africa has now been push on the blacklist policy r t to hannah's book, south africa on advisor to the italian health authority says the current preventative measures are only having a limited impact on the news straight and it could be a reality for years to come. meantime over in the u. k, that country re introducing quarantining the government mandated hotel for people coming from south africa. bruce health secretary also believes cobra is going to be with us as he put it in some form forever. he was asked to learn to live with coven . we will never defeat it. we have to learn to live with it. we have to learn to live with it as we have learned to live with flu. of course, it is not flu and we need to learn more about in cases of omnicom have already been discovered in germany in belgium, the czech republic. and there are at least 13 cases in the netherlands that came after a flight of individuals

and xena phobia against a country in south africa. they did the right thing that after this this, this variance was isolated by dr. sequel it, i'm loyal, as in bob, when scientist, based in botswana on deck says nothing about wind is originated. it just means that's where this superior science was done. the ability to use genomic sequencing was done. i mean, this is as a country that has done exactly what they're supposed to do, be transparent, use the superior science to be able to let the world know what's going on. and then for south africa and 7 other african countries to be targeted to travel bands with other countries that we know of right now, have the same variance is completely unacceptable to me, right? when we talk about global of vaccine in equity, we always think about this as a supply issue. but mistrust and access are equal parts of this. and do we not understand why mistrust is not perpetuate? when we continue to do things like this, this is absolutely unacceptable. france says it's open to discussions about guadalupe

and who are some be stuck in south africa while you get vaccinated? if you still con, travel, and if you still can't be with your family, i have family in south africa. my sister lives in south africa and, and i've not seen her in close to 2 years since of covered and my daughter, and i was trying to south africa to find any, be with her and her family. i think it's important, but the u. s. is doing and around the world to be cautious space she not knowing what the new variant is doing, but it's also on the same point. very frustrating and upsetting for what it's doing to people around the world and not been able to see their families. now what's important to note is that we're coming up to the tours a month here in south africa. busy the month of december and for the last 2 years because of close it, this industry has the kind shop the talking to people here. they say that this is not going to be the end of the south african truism that wins so much money in you have a problem here in south africa where there are millions of people who have not been

south africa? >> south africa is a little different. the white south africans say south africa was a white man's country also which is preposterous because native africans outnumbered whites five -- one. what they meant as it should be run by the whites. in the chinese action made south african politics messy and complicated it was introducing another racial group. there is already conflict with south asian workers who had been brought to work on sugar plantations and they were exclusion measures against them. so, in all of these places it's also with the federation of south africa in 1910 they are able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes and talked a little bit about the impact that the gold rush had not only on the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i had for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco. the businesses and trading with china. talk a little bit about that. >> rate. you know, there is more gold taken ou

this was first detected in south africa. the health minister there issued an alert yesterday saying this variant has had an unusually high number of mutations. >> b.1.1.529 is named as a variant of concern because it has some concerning properties. this variant has a large number of mutations. and some of these mutations have some worrying characteristics. right now, there are many studies that are underway. there's a lot of work that is ongoing in south africa and in other countries to better characterize the variant itself in terms of transmissibility, in terms of severity, and any impact on our counter measures like the use of diagnostics, therapeutics or vaccines. >> cnn has a team of correspondents covering this breaking news for us. we have david mckenzie in south africa, pete muntean is tracking this at the airports. let's begin with arlette saenz in nantucket with the president. what does the president want americans to know about this new variant at this hour. >> reporter: president biden is trying to show they are

and south eastern africa.eswatini, zimbabwe and namibia the six countries involved. from this weekend flights will start up again but anyone coming from those countries will have to self isolate to make sure they have not had the virus. the health secretary was asked if other countries might be involved in future and he did not rule it out. we have had news this morning that israel had banned flights from a slightly different group of countries and said there had been two cases of people detected with this variant coming in from malawi, in south—east africa. that is not on the uk list so there could be some extra restrictions on some countries going forward. why has this variant emerged? we have heard well through this pandemic that if the virus was allowed, transmission was allowed to continue in community in different parts of the world that would more likely give rise to mutations, so why has this variant emerged in south africa particularly? we don't know exactly. we know that the rates of vaccination are

and they believe that south africa should be congratulated. well, being the 1st to identify and come forward with the information rather than being so the blamed well being responsible for spreading it. okay, thank sir for that poor. that was poor slayer, giving us the latest there. um, from cape town in south africa. so let's cross live now to charlotte davinsky comparison. talk more about the european reaction to all of this morning at charlotte. as we heard there, the south african president has been quick to say, look, there's no scientific basis for these travel bands, but exact, that's exactly what europe has decided to do in it's acted very quickly. is there a sense at all that there's been an overreaction here or in europe or people happy with the you, you and other countries to in europe and their stance on this well, for the moment it seems that there is panic spreading at since the emergence of that new variant, this, omnicom, and many people now just fearing that their entire travel plans as we head into the holiday season, that ju

of being applauded, south africa has now been push on the blacklist policy r t to hattiesburg south africa. thus picture, the mean term advisor to the italian health authority says the current preventative measures are only having a quote limited impact on the new stroke. and it could be a reality for years to come mean time, not too far away from italy, the u. k. reintroducing quarantined in a government mandated hotel for people coming in from south africa on britain's health. secretary also says he believes cove is going to be with us in some form forever. he was asked to learn to live with cove and we will never defeat it. we have to learn to live with it. we have to learn to live with it as we have learned to live with flu. of course it is not flu and we need to learn more about in cases of omnicom have already been discovered in germany and belgium chakra public. and there are at least 13 cases in the netherlands that came after a flight of individuals came in from south africa. now, in a separate development, dutch police had to read a plane just before it was about to take o

i agree with the south african - with the south african president that i do not think these bans arethat i do not think these bans arejustified. even if there are important questions to answer about the new variant we know a lot about covid—i9, we know how it transmits, have treatments and tests and vaccines, have a lot of different tools at our disposal now in november 2021 but we did not have early on in the pandemic so i do not think that we should be going back to these blunt tools that penalise countries like south africa, which has been really diligent and transparent in alerting the world to this new threat and also, will damage the country's economy. i think we have better tools to do this but unfortunately this type of knee—jerk reaction is common among politicians and i think it is unfortunate.— it is unfortunate. that's interesting _ it is unfortunate. that's interesting because - it is unfortunate. that's i interesting because when it is unfortunate. that's - interesting because when you say we know how to deal with these things, with omicron, the message i am hearing is

south dakota is at 9.9% gdp.e are moving thousands and thousands and thousands of people to south dakota. hundreds and hundreds of businesses are moving to our state. i'll tell you why they're moving. they're moving there because they want to be like us. they want to live somewhere where the government respects them and lets them use personal responsibility. here's what at stake in the 2022 elections. this is what's at stake in south dakota. all we did was exactly what we as republicans have said we always believe. we just did. and we proved that it works. we proved that it works. not only is our economy thriving and growing, we have historic revenues coming in. we built a railroad last year. we built and repaired dams in our state. we had excess revenue we put into trust funds and reserve funds and paid off debt because of all the historic revenue we have coming into our state from the growth. we proved that republican conservative principles actually do work and the democrats and liberals hate that. [applause]

in an author from the south side and i am a first lady from the south side of chicago and that is whytant to me and my husband. it allows us to live out the values we learn right here and that is to give back something big and important and meaningful to the community is given us so much. so for us the obama presidential center means a lot more than just creating a space to house memories number eight years in the white house. this substantial investment in the south side will help make the neighborhood where we call home, destination and for the entire world. but more importantly this project as the governor said, will be a vital resource for the people who live right here, the opc will be a place for the folks can find work and more kids can learn and grow and envision a bigger lives for themselves. where families can walk and ride a bike or have a reunion in the grass. where everyone can find home and beauty and peace and safety. when i was a little girl, even younger than zell wilson, going rep this aside, we didn't have a lot of places like that in our own backyard and i remember

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