while the united states considered the anc to be a terrorist organization, sweden funneled millions of dollars to nelson mandela's banned organization. then we continue to look at this remarkable swedish political festival called almedalen week. we will speak to the cofounder of the first feminist party to win a seat in the european parliament and a former u.s. whoressman dennis kucinich, is here, talking about lessons the u.s. can learn from sweden. all of that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from sweden's largest island of gotland. the occupied west bank is seeing its worst clashes in years following the abduction and murder of a palestinian teenager. the badly burned body of 17-year-old mohamed abu khudeir was found in a forest near jerusalem on wednesday. palestinians blamed israeli settlers for carrying out a revenge attack for the murders of three teenage settlers, whose bodies were found earlier this week. mohamed abu khudeir's father said israeli police failed to adequately respond to

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. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally lovediticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> i think that's maybe new to us, i think we're trying to navigate reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good. >> it's pap. >> what is it? >> it's like maize. >> a sticky porridge from ground meal. it fills the role grits do in the american southwest. rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that's a dumpling? >> dumplings. important throughout the

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they say that cognizant b the ance increases when skills peak at seven hours.erformance started to suffer after that. but they say that how much sleep a person needs varies between individuals. >> it's time for the big talkers, a new way to position your legs while waiting for a train in san francisco, transit police are requiring you to sit with your legs cross or stand up or at least look alert. they are looking to cut down on the amount of homeless people sleeping in the stations, sin the ban on lying down or reclining in the station 17 people were given verbal warnings and one person was arrested. >>> a hello kitty book designed to teach kids how to spell and write, is off the shelves as it taught children a more gruesome lesson. up until recently, looking up the word necklace, two definitions came up. one is a piece of jewelry and the second definition is a little dark. a pel rot placed around a person's neck and set on fire in order to kill that person. after the misprint was photographed and tweeted, the publisher, harper collins released a statement tha

. >>> ance autopsy showed that a palestinian teenager was burned alive. it is believed to be in revenge for three teenagers found dead in israel. >> let's bring you more on that story. it's well over half a year since the crisis first gripped ukraine. it began in november when kiev rejected an eu trade deal in favor of closer ties with moscow. that sparked long-running anti-government protests which resulted in the president viktor yanukovych fleeing kiev in february. but in crimea separatists opposed to the new floods kiev seized government buildings. russia annexed the region after a referendum in march. >> well, let's talk more about this, a defense analyst, thank you for joining us. how do you read the retreat in slovyansk, do you think it's a returning tonight in the war? >> well, it's clear that the rebels are--the government forces are gaining the upper hands. but they are not done for. this is not a total route. but it's clear that if the fighting continues as it appears in the end the ukrainian government force also overcome. for russia that is n

to become ance nightmare for pat -- for capital and innovative companies.ow are you doing on that and was it -- did you approach this with some sense of real concern? >> i am not concerned about french young people trying and taking initiative of building companies elsewhere in the world because i think we are leading an open economy. i think the chance for french students or french talents to be that lookssee how like and try to fail and try again. i think it is something that is the sense of history. it is something we need to be very fine with. my concern would be that all these people never want to come back to france. some of them might want to live their life tom of their whole life abroad --, the role life abroad. that's fine. i want to tell them when they come back to france it will find the right environment to build the business, have a balanced life. france is a very nice country. >> do you think there is an impression that france is not necessarily -- it is a very state centered economy and not necessarily responsive to entrepreneurship and inno

ances of a personal sotrt/ a victorian gore but all -- vida l. he was witty and caustic like vidal. more elaborate prose writer than vidal. in the general reading world and the academic world. this was someone who attracted me and i wanted to write a narrative, as opposed to writing analytic and academic material. i wanted to reach a wider audience. biography ofodern carlisle that i felt represented him well. >> what year did you do that? >> a long time ago. i am kind of old, at this point. what did i do that? the 1970's. >> you cannot be sure of the publications date. charles dickens in 1969? >> that may, indeed, be correct. i was a professor at queens college in new york. ion, -- by profession, i was a victorian missed. -- victorianist. i began to defy myself as a biographer -- define myself as a biographer. i said that i could immerse years of the life of thomas carlyle and charles dickens. and, say, henry james, mark twain, moving into the 20th century and american literature. of course, i got fascinated by lincoln as a writer. i wrote a biography of him. i immersed myself in 19

gerri: later in the show we will discuss anc spending millions to respond up-- remodel movie theaterith la-z-boy type seas. which would you prefer the movie theater cheaper ticks it, luxury seats are better moving? mike's is this i would pay a little extra for comfort and quiet. melanie posts better movies. no one is going to go to the movies because who has the cash for the drivel being shown. for the current prices is it a good idea to put in the luxury seats. gary tweets, better movies, luxury seats would put me to see and i would lose money anyway. here are some of the e-mails from our poll question last week. should a market workers required to speaking wish? john writes if you come into our country it is your job, response ability and duty to learn english. not my job to learn your language and joe from indiana agrees. if only for safety's sake in mission should be understood and spoken by all yes employees. we love hearing from you. send me an e-mail. this is an important programming up for you. this thursday we are entering a special one-hour on a massive gm recall, a one hou

consolidatent to ance ofbaric govern syrian-populated areas under its control, and iran, which is the one party must responsible for the survival of the assad regime , iran is quite content to have the assad regime firmly in the where it western syria can be of use to iran in the context of hezbollah. now, clashes will likely take , and ultimately, there may be a showdown between the assad regime and the monstrosity it has helped to create. our best course is to move now, helpingew, with nationalist fighters inside syria now and to build a large and powerful syrian stabilization force outside of the country. saying toclude by work with the assad regime is not merely to work with the devil. it is to work with the devil who, on a good day, on a good day, will meet you 10% of the way before trying to walk back on that 10%. ask russia. ask iran. if this comes down to a sod versus isis assad in syria, in my view, it is there problem. if we, the united states, judge that and isis presence in syria or iraq constitutes a threat to the american homeland, we can my view,hat threat, in without t

. >> reporter: she didn't shy away from criticizing the anc government lead by jacob zuma who she viewedupt. in an interview in 2012 she said we all learn from the past. >> the past is in your dna, from way back, and you simply have to use it, to remember it, and to see -- to get some guidance where from it went wrong. >> reporter: she is survived by the legacy of her 15 novels, published around the world in 40 languages. >>> she will has died at the age of 90. we're approaching the midway point on this news hour. still to come, the long journey home, children and minors from honduras who illegally traveled to the united states are sent back. and the ghost town, the changing face of canada's dying coastal communities. and in sport with the world cup over we'll find out how officials in rio are preparing for the 2016 olympic games. ♪ when you're voting for this summer's top 100 shows and movies with xfinity on demand, beep, beep, beep... watch to vote for family values on family movie night. this message paid for and approved by xfinity's family hits. tell me the whole thing again, i wasn

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in northern ireland, apartheid in south africa, the anc was a terrorist organization, they changed their as being an organization that can change its stripes, to be someone that the israelis can negotiate with? >> jim, frankly, no. i mean, i see across the middle east and africa as well, and especially since the arab spring, what a lot of people inside the intelligence community are calling a sunni inti intive fadduh, you saw the attacks in egypt today, where people are becoming more radicalized and less likely negotiate. i just don't see it happening and the israelis having any confidence in hamas. we are going to be at loggerheads for years. i don't see an easy out on this. northern ireland was so much easier. >> it's just a sad prospect to imagine. i wonder if i could ask you just very quickly, rick what do you think would change that, a new leader on both sides? >> actually, if the israelis could be successful and get rid of hamas and replace it with a more moderate organization, someone could actually represent the will of the palestinian people, and i don't think hamas does that, y

--is not because your french you are french, that you are ance.ng on fr that makes the family and france very competitive in this talent war. that is the only thing you really have to care about right now is this talent war to get global markets. >> tell us about the talent that you are employing right now. >> we are getting companies that would otherwise not stay in france. >> it is growing very fast. they are getting lots of good deals right now in france, especially something like 50% of the revenue is in the united states, but they are in france because they have the cheapest engineers in the world to do this kind of stuff. sense of the cost difference. that itwas telling me costs a hundred $50,000 to employ someone. >> good people in france cost year.-60,000 a not so much opportunity there in the u.s.. creating fidelity inside your company can take a lot of time. in france it is granted because if you're just a start up and there are only a few of them, you get lots of traction from good people because that is quite a unique environment. >> o

speculation in the marketplace that maybe some of the smaller cable network such as the scripps network or an ancexample, some may need to get bigger in the face of consolidation in the distribution side. >> at a time when it seems like everyone is conference-fatigued, what is so special? getting the sun valley invite is the must get for anyone in the media world. >> you are right. it is primarily because every ceo absolutely attends. they do it in such a white -- >> but why? >> it is a very relaxed environment. there's a lot of free time for the ceos to mingle and set aside and really talk to one another and get deals done. historically, it has been an environment where it is not just the ceos, but their families,. oftentimes they find the ceos and some of the other leaders have a lot of free time to get deals done and talk about the future of their companies and industries, and deals seem to happen. the m&a bankers are good at what they do. >> you mention the smaller companies, the guys with the agenda. are there any companies that could go either way? in other words, they could be targets or b

consolidatent to ance ofbaric govern syrian-populated areas under its control, and iran, which is the one party must responsible for the survival of the assad regime , iran is quite content to have the assad regime firmly in the where it western syria can be of use to iran in the context of hezbollah. now, clashes will likely take , and ultimately, there may be a showdown between the assad regime and the monstrosity it has helped to create. our best course is to move now, helpingew, with nationalist fighters inside syria now and to build a large and powerful syrian stabilization force outside of the country. saying toclude by work with the assad regime is not merely to work with the devil. it is to work with the devil who, on a good day, on a good day, will meet you 10% of the way before trying to walk back on that 10%. ask russia. ask iran. if this comes down to a sod versus isis assad in syria, in my view, it is there problem. if we, the united states, judge that and isis presence in syria or iraq constitutes a threat to the american homeland, we can my view,hat threat, in without t

. >> six guys sitting in a make ance room can pretty nice fee. >> you have calls on specific banks.s one of them. you downgraded goldman sachs. julie, you have been looking into that case. >> and in particular the next person to lead up goldman sachs. there has been talk that goldman has stepped up its bench to groom of people. the ceo has been having dinner with different people. these are people already on the bench -- gary cohen, harvey schwartz, as well as david solomon, various executives. -- blank fine says he is not going anywhere, but this comes back to the idea of how do you groom that bench of talent at a time when there are a lot of attractive alternatives? i know brad mentioned a few of them, and we talked yesterday about a story where if you are potentially a teenaged intern in silicon valley or at a tech firm, you are getting six grand a month. it seems wall street has taken has taken over as the hot place to go rather than the traditional place. >> this is why brad is going to nyu, to groom the next generation of bankers, right? >> well, there is always the demand for

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