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sav yeah liking to the south for partnership rather than the north. south afri south africa being a member of the alliance of southern countries. the exclusion is the fact there's no head of states from the u.k. or, indeed a representative from the commonwealth speaking at the funeral. this is surprising given south africa's links with the u.k. and given it is a member of the commonwealth. it would appear to be a pointed diplomatic snub. i'm told by spokesmen from the president's office that they can't comment. this list of speakers displays south africa's diplomatic associations of the present and the future. it's looking to the south rather to the north, to the east rather than to the west. it's a shuffling of a country that once looked to the u.k., to the west and europe for support and development. it's looking the other direction. we know too, that nelson mandela would have had a say in which heads of states would speak at his funeral. clearly from beyond the grave he is continuing to define and help delineate south africa's diplomatic policy int

. >> the sav gan government says cals are hi -- criminals are hijacking schools to extort money from parents. >> it's from this football pitch in orange farm that 22 boys were taken by force, or lured by the promise of gifts. the mother of one of the boys says days later she received a call from the man who took him. >> translation: they told me there were not many for a ritual performed on my child. i don't know what it was. they said we should by groceries so our child may be protected. >> reporter: the boys were kept in an abandoned mine dump where they were to undergo cultural initiation and circumcision. >> this is unused but they used it. you can see to hide during the day, you know. so there is the door. what they are using to go in and out. as you can see. even a 10-year-old cannot go improperly, you need to crawl on your knees. it looks like a pigsty. not every normal human being can live under these conditions. >> beaten gold having not eaten for days, several of the boys would go in search of food and water in the township. >> we tried to cover them clothes, but they refus

dallas looks dominant and a freshman sav ohio state. >>> plus, peyton manning found the perfect cure for what ails him. the tennessee titans. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> in weather, it's a stormy weekend forecast. i'll have that come right up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, in response to critics who says his skil are diminishing, peyton manning responded last night in the best possible way. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the colts peyton manning snapped out of a slump in a big way against the titans. here we go to 2345shville and the titans coaches will do anything to pump up their players. unfortunately, it didn't work. peyton manning was crisp from the start from one yard out. colt led it. manning, a perfect toss into the end zone, colts up 21-7 at the half. the titans made it interesting. collins threw three touchdowns, but it wasn't enough. >>> auburn's cm newton cleaned up at the college football awards. he won mo

laurais country. fighting and he's focussed on sav laura trump,:ry. fighting and he's focussed on sav, thank you for >> laura trump, thank you for joining us. thank you very much. thank have you. thank you. be great to have you. great have you. now years ago great to have you. now years ago in in the 2015 general in the uk in the 2015 general election, when up against election, when i was up against the party leaders, were the other party leaders, we were talking shortages . talking about housing shortages. and the other people , and i said to the other people, i said, do you think mass immigration and a rocketing population might be affecting housing in the united kingdom? oh no, no, no . they said they oh no, no, no. they said they couldn't see the link. well, i think nowadays people are beginning to see that and i'm joined by jonathan portes, professor of economics and pubuc professor of economics and public policy at king's college london. and, jonathan, the report out today published in the times suggesting that for many young people living in our big cities , the rent is as much

. >>> el incidente dejÓ 22 jovenes y niÑos heridos, cientos de fechas sav aficionados del motagua.menores, por las famosas fiestas y abuso de poder para encubrir los hechos. y sin embargo, ha negado que haya tenido relaciones sexuales con menores. segÚn la sentencia, berlusconi de 76 aÑos no puede ocupar cargos polÍticos por el resto de su vida. lo que implica el final de mÁs de 2 dÉcadas de carrera polÍtica. los abogados del ex primer ministro italiano van a apelar la sentencia. >>> expresidente de sudÁfrica nelson mandela, en condiciÓn prict en el hospital de pretoria, ingresado hace mÁs de 15 dÍas. mandela sufriÓ una recaÍda que ha complicado su estado clÍnico. mandela presidente de sudÁfrica de 1994 al 99 luego de pasar 27 aÑos en prisiÓn por su lucha contra el a par.... o segregaciÓn racial que tenÍa separados a blanco y negros. al regresar no noticiero telemundo. detalles de lo que revela una encuesta si son felices no los estadounidenses en sus trabajos. y verÁn el susto que se lleva una presentadora d >>> comenzaron los argumentos de apertura de george zimmerman. por la mue

surber terrace a means of possible future threats to sav attack the grid. cyber warfare is a game changer. so how worried should be? >> this is something that the rich countries have the same goals in mind. you will not have to spend like you do on an army. it is a group of experts spreading best practices. this is the right approach. it should not be something that people will have to worry about. >> a big worry is the threat of a natural catastrophe. accidents and things like flu pandemic. not always predictable. 200 meters to the east -- >> david cameron promised operations there will be fully resources. how does this defense into the plan? >> if we are redrawing the defense policy within much tighter boundaries, we need to completely rethink what we're doing. not just decide what can we hang on to end what can we cut? >> an international military crisis is listed in the top tier of threats. with a lot of hardware likely to be cut. the emphasis is on flexibility. the question is, whether there is a genuine new case strategy or if it is molded to fit the

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as lz lz reports -- as lz lz alex sav vig reports -- >> reporter: behind the wheel, a 17-year-old boy who was killed on impact. his 17-year-old passenger was taken to the hospital and she will survive. it took crews hours to remove this pickup. the highway was shut down and so was the road down below. >> it came to rest on the k rail. so we can to shut down the road. >> reporter: this accident happened around 4:30 this morning. the chp says the teen dristing the pickup drifted into -- driving the pickup drifted. investigators say it may take sometime to figure out why the victim lost control. >> we'll try to find the driver's background, possibly what he was doing in the last 24 hours. hopefully the passenger can add information to that. his whereabouts, activities. >> reporter: the work truck had extensive damage but the driver was not hurt. after removing this mangled truck, crews were able to clear the highway and get it reopened to traffic. the chp has not identified the driver who was killed in this accident. in brent wad, alex savidge, back to you. >>> in the wake of the killing

the death of sav duabsha raises concerns about his wife and four-year-old son who remain in hospital suffering very serious burn wounds. whatever the case, the killing of now two members of the duabsha family by suspected israeli settlers has set off a very fierce debate here in israel. it coi coincided with the deatha 16-year-old girl who was attending a gay pride event here in jerusalem when she was stabbed odeath by an ultraorthodox jewish man. that led to benjamin netanyahu saying he had an issue with ultraorthodox demonstrations. many in the west bank don't believe they will see any meaningful charges pressed behind the fire bombing of the home. in a recent report by the israeli human rights organizations yasteen, it found that 91% of the complaints never led to any charges. so as we've been saying very little hope in the west bank that we will find justice not only for allie but this is fame as well. >> imtiaz tyab now. foouftyphoon saudi legislator hs smashed into taiwan. the storms now move to the taiwan strait and is expected to make landfall on mainland china later on on sa

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of the sav canoe i'm going to ask him to accelerate our response to a request for quote it's a different declaration a major disaster declaration so the reading get everything done that's really that's possible to get done. the declaration would allow for more federal funds to be distributed for the relief effort which would be welcomed by the thousands who are still without power and water. so as for now anyway ment's tennis naomi a sock of japan has claimed her 4th grand slam title by winning the australian open a socket defeated american jennifer brady in straight sets without any trouble in the final in doing so the 23 year old soccer has named main type have perfect record in grand slam final appearance this she also won the australian open in 29 tame. tending to bundesliga football now involves dismantled struggling bealefeld on friday to continue their impressive season maximum in on a school the pick of the goals his fine left footed strike capped a 3 nil windfalls but they move up to 3rd place in the title below felt couldn't find the form they saw when that saw them draw with c

president assuma said it guesses the wrong impression that sav caps are xenophobic. we are not. he called the murder criminal. >> we'll tell you that our criminal act, murder is a criminal act, and there are criminals that jump on the bandwagon to loot and steel. there's no doubt that it's directed at people because they are foreigners. >> criminality is a problem in south africa. what is problematic for me in terms of how the government frames if is to take about this as calality that applies -- criminality that applies to migrants. it existed prior to the attack against the migrants, but the government failed to deal with and dress. this narrative discourse comes over and over again, and people end up believing it. >> it's not directed at all foreigners, but particular foreigners. we must call it would it is. it's aimed at foreigners, it's therefore xenophobia. >> a final mote on the stabbing victim. when emanuel was taken to a clinic fighting for his life. there was no doctor there for it. the director stayed away from work. he would have seen the coverage, and fearing for hi

the turks and the indians and the sav caps are raising rates. there's likely to be more pain, economic contransactions, an dent in the financial market because so much money was chased into risk-fixed income assets. people got money that shouldn't have money. you may get a default or two in a company or country. >> keep your eye on the big picture, you could have a 10-15% drop. >> this is an important viewers, they look at the 401 ks and saw them rise 41.5%. how much of this is the fact that the prices are high and some investors are looking for an excuse to pull back. >> right, that's the case. there was every reason to think that the stock market wouldn't have gone up, and it did. if you came into 14, there was every reason to think it would continue. look for the snake in the grass. looks like we found it. you don't typically go up 30% and expect a big year. some tried to make the case. if you made 25-30%, you made more than you were entitled to. if you give back a little, don't throw out the baby with the bath water. >> we are a month in, an

all make a uniquely american and alice than to claim merican phenomenon hume responding to a unique sav of a factor that globalization has on the united states right it's a very american approach of course keeping government very small it's a very libertarian approach of course and maybe america should not go to the left but the bernie sanders approach that maybe try to copy the north and european model of capitalism what we usually have in sweden denmark norway and in finland here actually democracy and globalization has found the right way you know it's like the middle way a lot of compromises. from them for example experienced also always a monthly guaranteed income for everybody and i think that's the way to go or it's it's a mix between free wheeling capitalism and democracy and maybe a bit more of socialism in here saying the west can indeed learn more from countries like china russia economically that sounds very appealing but do you think it is. reasonable politically do you think it's achievable politically given the level of political polarization in the united states it's jus

no issues to report if you are traveling southbound from elk ridge down to sav vig and laurel. 95 north of whitemarsh boulevard traffic is building in both directions here. it's still pretty light here, making your way towards the beltway. roswell and roseville you is do have a smooth right. we're posting all ofure traffic on twitter. >>> china making headway after a space crack heads for the heavens. what's been accomplished an what they hope to do in the weeks to come. >>> also we know in soccer you can't touch the ball with your hand. the two soccer players suspended after a game. the grab that's caused a huge controversy. you are watching "good morning maryland." back in a bit. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'them hard-to-reach places. 3-way cfls really click with my style. go to participating retailers for bge's instant discounts on select cfls. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. heyhey, i go all night long and still save! >>> and news arou

alex sav aps on his way there now. he will have live reports for us throughout the morning right here on mornings on it '2. >>> many are questioning a late night tweet from the president. he returned to the white house late last night and sent a tweet at 11:34. he said may god be with the people of sutherland texas. the fbi and law enforcement have arrived. many think he meant to say a different county. it's nearly the same to a tweet from november 5th. >>> the vice president said saddened to hear of the shooting in northern california. the loss of life and injuries including innocent children. we commend the coaster of brave law enforcement who continue to monitor the situation and provide federal support as we pray for comfort and healing for all impacted. >>> we are still following sloping news from richmond where four people were shot near hilltop green park last night about 7:30. now the police say that one of the victims has died. we have no information about the conditions of the other shooting victims but one p

police are investigating a deadly accident when he was killed while trying to cross a busy road in sav roccaville. police say rodriguez was in a car with two friends when they stopped along the road. rodriguez got out of the car and the car left. police are still looking for the vehicle that hit him. >>> the pain at the pump continues across the country. the national average for a gallon of unleaded regular rose three more cents overnight. according to aaa. , the national average is now $3.67 and in some parts of the country they're seeing more than $4. this is up 30 cents from just last month. here is a look at the gas prices in baltimore right now. last month we were paying $3.41. today, the average is now up to $3.64. >>> in michigan, the battle among gop hopefuls is boiling down to a two-man race. mitt romney and rick santorum are crisscrossing michigan try trying to win over the -- trying to win over the undecided voters. >> reporter: for mitt romney, michigan is personal. it's where he was born and raised and now looking for another primary win. >> this is a critical time. i thin

the guy in the car believes he sav believes the moivg b motorcyclist was on his way to laying the bike over and him hitting the bumper actually helped the guy stay up. it did cause damage to the guy's car. less than $500. apparently motorcycle guy handed over like $80 to the subaru guy and the subaru guy was okay with that. >> that was nice. >>> do you know exactly what this means? this video makes want to go here. >> question, questions. see the video and answer the questions, next. >>> everybody's tripping on this set of new york subway stairs. >> it's men, it's women. it's little kids. >> see why it's happening. the story behind the video, "right this minute." >>> not terribly long ago i brought you guys this video. do you recognize it? >> oh, yeah. >> this was a video from a family trip. bahamas and this was an actual shark-feeding/snorkel trip. >> yeah. >> with the power boat adventures. >> freaked me out a little bit. >> oh, my lord. he's pulling it in. >> quite a few things shocking about this. the feeding of the sharks. how close everyone got to the sharks and then the xwswimmi

. >>> and this fox news alert, a very scary situation in sav ana, but not sav ana, georgia, we're talking sav ana, new york, upstate, about 30 miles east of syracuse, where a school bus collided with a snow plow on a road this morning at an intersection there. we understand 17 children and the bus driver were injured, two of the students, trapped in that bus for about 30 minutes. so you know this was a very serious collision. the driver, a woman, was trapped in there for about an hour. an 11-year-old boy and the driver, still being treated at university hospital in syracuse, they were actually med i vaced there by helicopter, nine treated and released, one was transferred to another hospital in rochester, the plow tkraoeufrbgs we're told, not hurt, but a very scary situation there in sav ana, new york. we'll keep you updated as we get more information. jenna: we talked to lawmakers yesterday on both sides of the aisle, as well as at the white house, about what they'd be willing to improve on the existing health care law. one topic kept coming up, that's the 1099 tax provision. what exactl