i heard, saw her lips move, margaret thatcher, call nelson mandela, common terrorist. i watched while the british and the american states did everything they could, until they no longer could to prop up white supremacist rule in south africa. across the world, there was a great. mass movement and apartite was eventually smashed between the hammer of the armed resistance of the south african masses and the anvil of international solidarity. after the liberation, we didn't have to wait long to see whether or not the african national congress and its leader nelson mandela would repay the loyalty of those liberation movements and their supporters all over the world who had supported him and his struggle. he didn't let us down. mandela, the anc, and then the south african government itself did everything that they could to repay the solidarity which had been shown to them. they supported the just cause of the... palestinian people in every particular, and its highest point was surely the case brought by the government of south africa at the hague charging the israeli state

mandela's anc uh political group as terrorist. mandela himself was a terror watch list until 2008, and this is a man who now we as americans celebrate every year. we talk about how amazing the you know struggle for resisting apartide in south africa was, whereas if we were to backtrack to those same days, the status quo and the government and everyone with the power in our country was viewing them as terrorists, and now the question becomes, is that going to also become the case in a few years with palestine? what do you think about that? i think the term terrorist is such a weapon, isn't it? like to see to see it being used, it's almost like the word the word communist during the red scare where it was just a way to shut someone down to shut someone up and such an unhelpful term and then also used so unequally because we will use it against groups but we won't use it against government. and some of the greatest acts of terror, i mean, i was thinking about dresden, which was technically an act of terror because it was volitionally

mandela himself was a terror watch list until 2008, and this is a man who now we as americans celebrate every year, we talk about how amazing the you know struggle for resisting apartide in south africa was, whereas if we were to backtrack to those same days, the status quo and the government and everyone with the power in our country was viewing them as terrorists, and now the question becomes, is that going to also become the case in a few years with palestine? what do you think about that? i think the term terrorist is such a weapon, isn't it? to see to see it being used, it's almost like the word the word communist during the red scare where it was just a way to shut someone down to shut someone up and such an unhelpful term and then also used so unequally because we will use it against groups but we won't use it against governments and some of the greatest acts of terror, mean i was thinking about dresden which was technically an active terror because it was volitionally targeting civilian populations for the intent of. discouraging and creating terror, and so that, i mean, some of

there's one to do the nelson mandela with 2 nobel peace prize winning us. right. as we shop used to stay in this house next to proven upon somebody. we need an hour but so far so good. and so into i can say i'm a big is i'm going, i know them by me. it's more than 1000 people waiting because we've got 10 motors, toyota ends. when we started in 2001, there was no economic engine advisers reach. meaning there was no one changing minded people are like coming in and out and making a difference in the new officer at the south africa is one of africa's most developed economies. yet it's also one of the most on equal countries in the world. the legacy left by colonialism and apartheid rooted and racial and special segregation has created a death spiral of inequality and income, education, quality of health, and household living conditions where the black population and black women in particular suffer the most. the, my name is lisa brewer. i live in bel gravy, ive belgrade, it's just an area of long time. you've got a king and palace nearby. you've got some of the state

nelson mandela fought for the rights of the indigenous population on the african continent.ent a third of his life - 27 years - in prison. and while in prison, he gained worldwide fame. and later became the first black president. ure continued to fight for freedom and equality. today is a wonderful day. the opening of this monument symbolizes a new page. russian-african relations, we increasingly understand that africa is becoming a strategic partner for russia, because we have common tasks, common goals to create a freer, more just and more compassionate world, and i i think that together with our african friends, colleagues and comrades, we are capable of building the kind of world that nelson mandela dreamed of.

we are capable of building the world that nelson mandela dreamed of. the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, with the support of the ministry of digital development, communications and mass media of the russian federation, the administration of the governor of perm krai, invites television and radio journalists, directors, newspaper and online correspondents to take part in the twenty -seventh all-russian patriotic festival of mass media "shchit rossii". which will be held in the city of perm from september 24 to 28, 2024. creative works for the competition are accepted until august 23. detailed information on the website www.shit.rus. the country sums up the results of a single voting day, elections in 83 regions 400 election campaigns, in twenty-one subjects governors were elected, what of... is known about the turnout. in the border areas in in the kursk region, our fighters are pushing out ukrainian militants. mi-28s are firing from the air, and artillery is working from the ground. what is the situation on the ground? serg

after president nelson mandela's landmark election in 1994. now that's been turned into a fully remastered theatrical release called the concert for a new south africa. whitney houston's sister in law, who was also an executive producer of the film, says houston loves south africa, its people, and nelson mandela. that limited screening will debut in october. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto, roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. here's what's happening on this tuesday evening. is it oakland or san francisco? the battle continues over the new name of the oakland airport. why sfo is moving forward with the lawsuit and why oakland says it's doing nothing wrong. also, what will it take to keep you from paying so much at the gas pump? governor newsom's new plan, he hopes, will translate to lower prices for you. and san jose state is launching a first of its kind college in the csu system. how it could help students. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joi

it's wisconsin all right, joining us now, former wisconsin lieutenant governor mandela barnes, who was also the democratic senate nominee in the badger state in 2022 sir, good morning. thank you so much for being here. >> hi, good morning. thanks so much for having me. >> so i've got to tell you these, these new polls we've got one from quinnipiac, one from the new york times out this morning show, the wisconsin race, incredibly tight i have to say the sources that i talked to on the democratic side seem to feel better about wisconsin than they do about pennsylvania yeah for example. so i was interested to see these numbers now that said you lost your race to senator johnson by just about 26,000 votes. biden won wisconsin by just about 20,000 votes. it is going to be very close. what do you think harris in particular because you have a sense of what a democrat needs to do to win there. what would she need to due to pull this out well, i'll tell you these polls are all over the place and they continue to show a tight and tightening race that grows in intensity and grows and importance w

entire earth and you cannot stop now, for to do so, to do so, would be to betray the legacy of nelson mandela, who said, on numerous occasions, the freedom of south africa is never complete until the freedom of palestine is complete. it is clear that our government will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds, arms and supports the horrors that we are witnessing. ahora como como campesinos no les alcanzan lo que ganamos. on the first day of september, the united nations in partnership with palestinian health authorities rolled out a campaign to vaccinate children in the gaza strip. against the polio virus, which can lead to paralysis or even death in young children. polio is severe infection that can spread rapidly, particularly in unsanitary conditions, as it is transmitted through contact with feces. since october the 7th, the israeli military has dismantled water supply and waste water disposal systems throughout the palestinian territory, resulting in waste accumulation in small areas where hundreds of thou

we go where a monument of the country's national hero, nelson mandela, was draped in a ukrainian flag and that hasn't stopped well with a number in the nation. let's get more details with the correspondence. with this report, a taping a stage slag on the statue of a foreign countries nationally hero is almost certain to cause offense and indignation. but it seems that you created an association of south africa, missed the memo, covering the nelson mandela monument in cape town. and the colors of blue and yellow during ukraine and flag de to raleigh support for the cause to move quickly through condemnation. but officials decrying the incident as a cheap an offense. so p r move. it was with great horror that i learned someone allowed ukrainian nationalists to desecrate that sacred memory for africans and all supporters of freedom and justice. ukrainians are searching for a positive role in africa. they should follow the example of russia, which has a centuries long history of respect for african peoples and sovereignty, the menace so was not the only one to be altered with the sentimen

a bronze sculpture of nelson mandela, the first black president of the south african republic, has appearedin the southwest of the capital. the monument is decorated with ethnic ornaments and was created by the russian military historical society with the assistance of moscow government. made a gold double, dinaro won the mastart, despite three misses, she was ahead of two russians, victoria slevko and anna grigorieva, who missed once each, anastasia khalili, who made four mistakes at the shooting range, was. eighth, but this result allowed her to remain the leader of the overall standings. smolskaya is 80 points behind. the men's race with a mass start was won by anton smolsky. flawless shooting allowed him to surpass his teammate dmitry lazovsky by 10 seconds. he closed out the top three russian denis irodov both missed once. karim khalili, like his wife , ended up eighth. in the general classification.

gleizes, cuban revolutionary fidel castro, indian politician indiraj and south african statesman nelson mandela. on may 26, 1963 , the first conference of african governments was held in adisab, which laid the foundation for the creation of the organization. african unity. 30 african countries then signed its charter. the oau stated its goals as: strengthening unity and solidarity countries of the continent, coordination of actions and development of comprehensive cooperation of african states, protection of sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence, destruction of all types of colonialism, encouragement of international cooperation. the african union, founded in 2002, is the continuer of the work of the organization of african unity today. among the main goals of the african union are closer interaction in the political and economic spheres of african countries, the development of democracy, observance of human rights human. this is how the african union works, how it solves these problems today? for it , africa. in 2013, the african union created a concept called agenda 2063, which

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote -- "it always seems impossible until it's done." it always seems impossible until it's done. my fellow leaders, there's nothing that's beyond our capacity if we work together. let's work together. god bless you all and may god protect all those who seek peace. thank you. [applause]this is 15 minutes. [applause] mr.

emtimka , a researcher at nelson mandela university. south africa , mr. emtimka, thank you for being with us. i thank you too. america has imposed sanctions against two employees of rasha tudeh network and senior editors of this russian media. america tried to influence this russian media presidential election the republic of america 2024 accused. in this regard, the ministry of foreign affairs of russia announced that moscow will target the american media in response to the actions of the united states against the russian state network arti. maria zakharova, the spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry, called this action a case and said that its purpose is to scare the american people. the president of russia said at the general meeting of the eastern economic forum of dredi-vostok: more than 30 countries have expressed their desire to cooperate with the brics group. and they want to join this organization, putin added that relations in brics are expanding with great success the number of members is increasing. the new brics members are self-sufficie

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote -- "it always seems impossible until it's done." it always seems impossible until it's done. my fellow leaders, there's nothing that's beyond our capacity if we work together. let's work together. god bless you all and may god protect all t w peace. thank you. [applause] ♪ host: this is the washington journal for september 25. the united nations convened were president biden offered his last speech to the body.

anagma emtinka, a researcher at the nelson mandela university of south africa, will stay with us , mr. emtinka. hello. mr. emtinga , the china-africa cooperation meeting was held while about 20 african country at the level of their heads. ping's participation in this meeting also announced that china will provide about 51 billion dollars in facilities for african countries in the next 3 years. as the first question , what is your analysis of the china-africa cooperation meeting? good night and thank you for inviting me. thank you. well, this was an initial commitment from china and it was a commitment expressed to african countries. many countries in the african continent are interested in expanding their business and commercial relations with china, and this commitment they have. . it makes you want to read infrastructure projects and capital projects as well. participate in the expansion of trade with china, and china also invests in this field, the chinese import goods from africa, and this is actually the main nature of the cooperation between the two sides, mr. emtinka, as you sa

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote -- "it always seems impossible until it's done." it always seems impossible until it's done. my fellow leaders, there's nothing that's beyond our capacity if we work together. let's work together. god bless you all and may god protect all those who seek peace. thank you. [applause] >> you canian president volodymyr zelensky addressed the united nation, security council in new york city saying it is russia that always has to

anagma emtinka, researcher at nelson university mandela of south africa will stay with us.hello, mr. emtinka. mr. emtinka , the china-africa cooperation meeting was held while about 20 african countries at the level of their heads participated in this meeting. ping also announced in this meeting that china will provide about 51 billion dollars in facilities for african countries in the next 3 years as a question. . first , what is your analysis of the china-africa cooperation meeting? good night and thank you for inviting me. this was an initial commitment from china and a commitment to the country.

my model is the key chain in my, if i know as a guide in for the window for my president, nelson mandela said people must have complaining that unemployment is high and their current people are messed up complaining that time is high to ask what they doing in your own capacity to create jobs. ok, try and catch me and i said, let me make a deep sense. my name is consumer. they live, come from so way to south africa township in to how do you spell that? i'm a businessman not on. so it comes out as to the end in the fame must be that i just read. so rachel, that you've been running for 23 years. the news is the new home is the tool in between the entropy shopped is one to 2 notes and monday with 2 nobel peace prize win us right. as we shop news to stay in this house next to my proven upon somebody, we need an hour and i like that so far. so good size and so into i can see i'm a big as an employee. i know them by me. it's more than 1000 people waiting because we've got 10 motors children's when we started in 2001, there was no economy internet registry. meaning there was no one exchanging mo

late singer's 1994 concert in durbin, south africa, to celebrate the election of president nelson mandela its 30th anniversary. the film called "the concert for a new south africa" will debut on limited screens next month. a new live album from the performance is set to be released in november. >>> miley cyrus is being sued for alleged copyright infringe. over her hit "flowers." the lawsuit claims it copied multiple elements of the bruno mars song "when i was your man." take a listen. ♪ we were gold we were gold ♪ ♪ my pride my eagle my needs and my selfish ways ♪ >> mars is not part of the lawsuit. it was filed by a company claiming to own a share of the copyright. cyrus won record of the year in 2020 for the grammys for >>> welcome to "survivor 47." [ cheers ] >> and the cbs hit show "survivor" kicks off its 47th season tonight. jeff probst is back as the host. the 18 new castaways are also there who are determined to outwit, outplay, and outlast each other. and this season sees an eclectic group playing for $1 million. >> let's just look at the group for "survivor 47." an er doctor and

one of the human rights activists and the oldest political prisoner in europe, who is called the mandela of the arab world because of his opposition to the racist policies of the west in the middle east. it has become famous. thank you for your support , dear viewers, goodbye until the next part of the news. thank you for being with the national media , allow me to go back to the connection between the news at 18:00 and my colleague, mr. zahorian, with hasan azimzadeh, a reporter of radio and television in lebanon . because they are in the field to carry out hezbollah resistance operations in the depth of 120 kilometers of the occupied territories, which is a very interactive point and of course an analysis that we will definitely address those points and these points in this hour. mr. dr. ajlolou along with mr. dr. zarean from experts and other analysts of the west asia region were added to our group. i greet you, mr. dr. ajulo , and welcome. i am at your service and also my dear viewers. my condolences. the death of some of our compatriots in the tabas mine accident and also the martyr

oakland police meanwhile, looking for 3 suspects accused of robbing someone tuesday on mandela parkwayat victim was hit from behind while they were walking. the suspects then took their belongings and ran off. >> time now 7.34 and the south bay, a bicyclist was struck and killed in campbell. this happened yesterday morning at the intersection of sand to moss expressway. and wes campbell avenue. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. now we know the name of the mother who was struck and killed by a car while she was crossing the street in burlingame. it was you land valar. she was hit while she was crossing a peninsula avenue and white road last thursday. there's a gofundme page to help her as her. she was caring for her 18 year-old daughter, a special needs. and now her sister is going to be raising young girl. 7.34 is the time. 45,000 east coast dockworkers are threatening to strike on october. 1st. >> it's a move that would shut down ports all across the country and put pressure on the remaining docs, including those here in the bay area. now the union representing those w

entire earth, and you cannot stop now, for to do so, to do so would be to betray the legacy of nelson mandela, who said, on numerous occasions, the freedom of south africa is never complete until the freedom of palestine is complete." "it is clear that our government will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds, arms and supports the horrors that we are witnessing every day to relent." josé pero estás empujando estamos dejando. tonight on expose western broadcast media consistently distorts the reality surrounding the zionist captive situation crafting narrative that absolves the israeli entity of its ongoing aggression while demonizing palestinians. now digital mainstream media has once again aligned itself to justify the latest wave of israeli entity aggression. instead of reporting on the lives loss and the devastation inflicted on places like janin, nur shams and alfara, these outlets choose to frame the israeli occupation offensive as necessary act of defense. and a grim statistic highlights the devastatin

earth, and you cannot stop now, for to do so... to do so would be to betray the legacy of nelson mandela who said on numerous occasions, the freedom of south africa is never complete until the freedom of palestine is complete. it is clear that our government will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds, arms and supports the... have to be annihilated, this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine.

nelson mandela who said on numerous occasions, the freedom of south africa is never complete until the freedom of palestine is complete. it is clear that our government will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds arms and supports the horrors that we are witnessing.

out, it's just it's just matter of time and developmentts, yes we have sacrifice, just like nenso mandela, he was 27 years in prison, incarcinated and he was defamed and he was called a terrorist and all kinds of bad names and endfully he rose up to be the president of south africa and he became very important person in the world and there's only as i know is only one day that is in the name of human being and it's called mandela day, so now there's a day in his name just for him to recognize his sacrifices and how he lived such a difficult life, and now one day the palestinian resistance and whoever supported them, especially the lebanese resistance uh will be honored, will be recognized, all this will be in in in the beautiful uh history of humanity and the israelis are going to be in the, in the worst part of history, in the shame shameless side of history, and people will be stepping on on, anything that that has to do with anything that has to do with israel and this illegitimate state and this rogue state, and and and and it's just matter of time, it's a matter of time developments

mandela who said on numerous occasions, the freedom of south africa is never complete until the freedomvernment will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds, arms and supports the horrors that we are witnessing every day to relent. hello and welcome to spotlight where we bring you breaking news from the heart of global affairs, now today our main topic is the clashes between hazballah and and we're delving into tragic events unfolding in lebanon. for example, we had breaking news today that explosive devices masquerading as pagers have been unleashing chaos and claiming the...

entire earth, and you cannot stop now, for to do so, to do so would be to betray the legacy of nelson mandelalete. it is clear that our government will not do the right thing its own. therefore it is our responsibility to do what we can to pressure our government that funds, arms and supports the horrors that we are witnessing every day to relent. a story of a brave pilot ready. to bestow his life for iran, warrior who spent 10 tough years in captivity during the iran-iraq war, a tale of disloyalty and shame, sorrows and miseries. get ready to be moved, inspired. and forever changed by the extraordinary story of muhammad riza salavati. hello and welcome to spotlight where we bring you breaking news from the heart of global affairs. now today, our main topic is the clashes.

strong figures that have fought against injustice such as malcol, such as martin luther king, such as mandela, such as imam khumeini, these great revolutionary figures. such as sayid abbaswi, they taught us to stand up for what's right, to to to speak out loudly and clearly for what's right, and and this is part of the bottle, this is part of you know opening the doors of liberation and freedom is that you need to be free, you need to speak out freely, you need to free the person that's oppressed by speaking out and and and and truly bringing the right message and truly exposing the enemy, this is... part of the battle, we are a part of this battle, and i mean how big big that we are uh of a job that we're actually uh doing and how effective it is is based on how strongly you speak and where you speak and and and your intention and and and the thing is that there's lots of platforms that we can fight for and i think we have to continue especially in universities, i think the universities need to put the bottle up and and raise the voices of the palestinians and make sure that the palestinian.

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote, it always seems a possible until it's done. it always seems impossible until it's done. i follow leaders. there's nothing that's beyond our capacity. if we work together the best work together, god bless you all and make god protect all those who seek peace. thank you. the day if you're just joining us, we've been listening to the us president joe biden, the speaking at the united nation general assembly for the full and last time. and like many of the of the speakers that we've been hearing from this evening, he talks about the tensions in the middle east. he warned against a full scale war, opting and loving. 4 and he talks about the need to finalize a deal in gaza and, and the rule that let's go to them are one bizarre out, is there a senior political analyst? he joins us now from london. so you were listening to that speech. what did you make of it as well, there are uh, 3 main issues that caught my attention. uh, most importantly, uh, this was a missed the fortunately uh, the us president uh the dr. vision for the way to m

nelson mandela once said yes, sometimes something seems impossible to us until we do it and so dear colleagues is impossible if we work together so we work together god bless you and god protect you all '. welcomes those who seek peace. thank you. the 79th general assembly will be held from september 23 to 28. the un, well, you know, everyone is preparing for, each country is preparing in its own way for this, for example, ukraine, president zelensky went there with a plan, which, well, in its essence is a plan that must force russia, well, to peace, to in fact, what has russia prepared, well, it has prepared, of course, some new threats, some new screams and cries, well, new ones. fakes, new lies, new inventions. one of these fabrications is russian propagandists, finally, you know found concentration camps on the territory of russia, and these are not the filtration concentration camps that we have heard about since the 22nd year, which are known to everyone because the population of the kharkiv, zaporizhzhya, donetsk, luhansk, and kherson regions passed through them, not those concentration

they have all be... in this mental, we saw the fight in south africa, there was a time when nelson mandela was declared as a terrorist, he was in prison, but end of the day we have seen the victory, we have seen the end of parathy, we have seen south africa's win, and so will palestine, it is the last colonized nation in the world, but with the support of people in the region, and those not in the region, for the rest of us who will keep on speaking, who will keep... on writing for justice, we will do, and therefore the at the end of zionism, the end of israel really will happen. okay, so miss datu, what do you think about the yemeni armed forces and the way they have been carrying out retaliatory attacks, hitting deep into the... by territories uh that kind of reach, of course let's not forget that the hypersonic missile also made some headlines because israel was not expecting uh this amount of technology and advancement by the resistance front, what are some other miscalculations of israelis when it comes to the military proess of the resistance front and also uh let's not forget that o

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote, it always seems a possible until it's done. it always seems impossible until it's done. i follow leaders. there's nothing that's beyond are capacity. if we work together or less work together, god bless you all and make god protect all those who seek peace. thank the us president job by doing the addressing the un general assembly for the last time as presidents are really, if the well speech really, which as soon as the final word on his foreign policy legacy, just 4 months left in office, a full joy bind in any addressed well, need is in the general assembly really as the k or is unraveling in the middle east . as we speak, as sped to say that his presidency has been dominated by foreign policy challenges with the very controversial decisions on many very controversial decisions on the, his presidency from the tail to pull out of afghanistan and fielding the ongoing crisis in ukraine. the continued blood shedding garza and other devastating situation we're seeing unravel between as well and has the and 11 on so it's just a se

oakland police are looking for 3 suspects accused of robbing someone yesterday on mandela parkway near telegraph avenue. police say the victim was hit from behind while walking. the suspects then took their belongings before running away. police are now asking anyone with any information about this. take the call. >> people living near the great highway in san francisco are fighting to keep it open to cars. prop k on the november ballot would turn a section of the upper great highway along ocean beach into a park as things stand. now the highways only open to cars on weekdays supporters of the plan. see it as a chance to build open public space. but opponents say the great highways, a critical route for drivers coming across the city. >> people who live in the richmond who need to do need to work, say they work it. they work in daly city and they work in other parts of the city. they need the great highway and pushing them on the other city streets increases the opportunities and danger of accidents because so many intersections. >> currently, there's no finalize design for what that p

nelson mandela taught us, and i quote, it always seems a possible until it's done. it always seems impossible until it's done. i follow leaders. there's nothing that's beyond are capacity. if we work together as best work together, god bless you all and make god protect all those are safe, peace. thank you. the let's including that. that's the space that's on the job. i that the un general assembly spoke for about to 20 minutes. i started off essentially with his greatest hits. it was a bit all about be that covered the ukraine, the middle east to china, iran and know simply talked about what's going on in sit down a wall with that. a 1000000 on the brink assignment and award as often described by people. this being forgotten by the rest of the world, climate change was in there as well as an impulse. and a i also listening to about a speech was that dw chief international edison, richard walker, a washington welcome richard. what stood out to you as well. so i think what, so that really most to me was, was this sense of, you know, an aging leader kind of heading of