and the and banning of the anc. without even thinking i said, start packing and did as a ticket because in those days you had to go through london to get to south africa. two minutes later my producer calls and says, you know the news? and i said, yes, jackie is packing. he goes back a couple minutes later and said that jim is not that enthusiastic about you going to south africa. he will only approve it if you can guarantee an interview with mandela. by this time every journalist in the world was going to be trying to get an interview, and i don't know what possessed me. maybe it was the influence of danny schechter. i said to have confidently, well, if anybody can come i can. i hung up and said, oh, my god. what have i just promised. long story short can only get the interview the only ones to get extended interviews. he was giving 2-minute interviews. after that, whenever i would see him he always knew me, recognized me. and that was very good because, as danny said, the -- what danny did not say was that the int

they challenge dissatisfaction by because of the rule of the anc. so it is likely that if kosatu kicks numsa out, some minions will join. >> what implications will that be on south africa politician? >> well, it will have ripple effects not only in south africa but throughout africa. as you know that south africa is the second biggest economy in africa and it also means that all the people who are dissatisfied, remember in our country on a daily basis we have what you call, service delivery protesters. ordinary communities fighting for water, for roads for process. then push a policy which which be pro-- the poor. >> trevor nguana, thank you very much for joining us from johannesberg. >> oscar pistorius has been found guilty and has been sentenced in south africa. >>> the first person to be forced into quarantine in the u.s. state of nnch has now been cleared to go home. -- new jersey has been cleared to to go home. kaci hickox treated ebola patients. was quarantined and tested negative for the virus. three u.s. states. >> united nations has express

their experience is only the anc as the government. they know nothing about apartheid. when he died of a couple of days while it was on tv, suddenly people, young kids, oh, this is that history. it has something to do with the election result the next year. in a way people were confronted with this history they have forgotten. >> i accepted it is not consistent. you have a moment when they pass away, and then it is forgotten. the one thing we have to continue to remember is this democracy is only 20 years old. they will make mistakes, as we did in the united states. but i lived part of the year in martha's vineyard, and there is a vine growing in my backyard. it has yellow, red, like a tiger lily. anyway, it is a fine. and so you can pull it out here, but in a few days it is over here. and so all i am saying is, i want us to appreciate that south africa is only 20 years old and is young. democracy is taking what i call baby steps, but if they don't rule out some of the corruption that comes from the top and if they don't get themselves somehow to hold politicians accoun

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and as you made mention of the anc women's league, the reference around this sentence.s an organization, we respect the sentence by the judge, but we do take into account the high rate of death in the country. one of the highest rates of intimate homicide. i think it was at tough decision on her part. a lot of the disappointment comes from especially survivors. the sentence may have been slightly lenient, because he may serve much less than the five-year sentence. >> you mentioned that context of the high rate of killing a woman by spouses -- when you mention intimate, i assume that's what you mean. give us a sense of the scale in south africa. how bad is it? >> let me start by saying that we have one of the highest rates of violence in the world. 40% of the women that are killed is at the hands of their partners. you can imagine the rates are quite high. in addition, the reports offer very low conviction rates. this case was very important. the outcome of the case was quite important for civil society. because of the high rates of intimate homicide in the country. >> t

more than we have in the past and maybe for the first time we as board members heard sobriety accept ance and even a little bit of optimism about the current situation it's good to hear that i think some of you said these tnc's are here to stay and there's sort of two fronts going on and you are pushed back against them and one is this effort towards regulatory alignment and that's going on and as mr. gruberg said a lot of that is out of our hands and a lot of it is competitive alignment and let me start with a mandate that all -- i didn't mean to force you to take responsibility for this i was one of the proponents i thought that the private ap sector could fill the void and seems that they have come close and i'd like now to have a regulation coming from this board board to the industry soon before my kids dress up for for halloween if possible, that mandates that all cabs be ap enabled and on an ap that services a very large number i'll let the regulators pick the number, of cabs and basic follow up which should be fees should be feasible electronically that people are actually using t

that customers take tnc's instead of taxis and i think the complaint about the credit card accept ance -- they have reduced but i think the perception has been trailing behind these us and the industry has to really work to get over that and to the extent they can get on that one ap and that will under cut that issue. >> for one thing, are there rules because some taxi drivers have square in their own personal name some use the machine in the back seat is there a rule around that? can they choose what payment methods they take? >> yes so they can use their squares or use the company provided equipment. they are required to accept credit cards. >> i don't know -- are there fines for not doing so? >> you know i'd have to look to see what the fine schedule is for drivers that don't accept it but i can look into that and i know we have a fine for that. >> i know that continues to be a big challenge and maybe that's something we can setup some more time for you to to talk. did you have anything else. >> i had a comment i guess i think all the things director heinicke brought up the better s

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military forces pulled out, military bases to afghan control, about 250 anc marines and soldiers were killed. >>> sentencing of oscar pistorius, given a five year term after convicted of the equivalent of manslaughter. under his current sentence pistons would b pistorius would be eligible for parole in ten months . >>> after the doomed ferry boat sank in south south korea . captain and crew were sentenced. >>> craig spencer infected with ebola, supposed to be in serious but stable condition now. still there remain serious questions about how other health care workers operating in the hot zone should be treated when they return home. "america tonight's" sheila macvicar with more. >> reporter: the question on who should be quarantined and how their movements should be followed. kaci hickox threatened to sue calling her treatment inhumane. and as pressure increased on new jersey governor chris christie, she was released. >> i know she didn't want to be there. no one wants to be, i understand that but i have a bigger responsibility to people in the public. >> the white house warned agains

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they need that for a choons anc be in the middle class. >> she knows what she'si being janitor. this is a classic american story about her own life. >> she's doing it in a local way. this race in iowa is around joni ernst. and i think for democrats, these are state by state races. and in that particular race, which is razor thin and close, and they need to get out their base as much as they can, this kind of a populace message works in that state. and you can't say enough. democrats have not nationalized this enough. >> now we can't leave the subject of elizabeth warren, iowa and new hampshire in that order without, without, of course, throwing a spark or two in the direction of elizabeth warren running for president. there's certainly a demand in a certain sector of the party to see her try it. >> it should be said for the record she also campaigned, i think the day before, for al franken up in minnesota. so it's not a uniquely iowa -- >> that's right. >> but, look, a lot of democrats love elizabeth warren. people on the left end of the party, the left side of the party, we kin

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. >> looking into it with ances y ancestri.c ancestri.com. i found out i have colonial roots. with my seventh great grandfather. eng eng engelbert huff, ended up in fishkill, new york. where i went to find out more. born in the 1600, 1637, 87. in norway. apparently he made quite an impression. he was described later in his life as having been something of a local celebrity for his scholarship and dashing horsemanship. >> willis skinner here in fishkill is the local historian, keeper of the secrets. >> my seventh great grandfather, engelbert huff was here at some point. >> yes. >> what can you tell me about him? >> all i know is that -- he farmed. he lived to be the age of 12 years. >> 128. >> 128. >> do you believe that? >> i don't know. i don't know. there is some question about that. when he was about, 120 years old. there its a story that he courted a young lady who was 21 years old. i don't know how true that is. this is a special communion tankard. >> huff made such an impression, his story is inscribed in the communion tankard, the church uses. we searched for engelbert'

, and you're looking at when the party, you know, is the next one down to the local party chair, an anc members. and they tend to not go to outside groups. so that is something that we need to change. our group's need to be more proactive about bringing people into the party for consideration to and the parties need to be more mindful of reaching out beyond that structure. the second thing that i think is important from the party's perspective cisplatin is money. what i shared in the green room was that on the republican side, the republican state committee, the -- it's like the state level committee for state legislative seats like the teacher paul v. is for congress. we have the equivalent on the democratic side, the dlc see, democratic campaign committee. and so the rspc -- rflc, sorry, has spent since 2010. you all know the story leading into 2010, the $40 million spent, the strategy, the massive investment in state legislative races in order to pick up nearly 700 seats and i don't even know, 21 chambers in 2010. that was a big deal. since then they have spent $3 million just on can

dallas,ance, here in mr.s travel history was not communicated to all relevant medical personnel when he first sought treatment, which led to his release from the hospital, and the potential that additional people were exposed to the virus. there were also problems removing hazardous biomedical waste from the apartment where mr. duncan's family was quarantined. cereals --om homeials remained in the for days after the ebola diagnosis was concerned. -- confirmed. we must learn from the steps, and ensure the proper procedures are followed. going forward, we must consider all policy options for stopping the spread of this disease. i have heard many ideas. everything from stopping inbound flights from specific countries to additional screenings at home and abroad. we hope our witnesses will discuss options that are being considered in the trade-offs that we have to confront. we also have to ensure unnecessary government red tape does not slow down the response. fact, we passed -- an appropriation was made in the ho

>> the same kind of solution other colorado people found, they found a policy that ance they liked, what the senator promised with that if you like the health care plan you could keep it. to say your policy didn't do this and didn't do that. >> if you could answer the specific question. >> i'm happy to debate obama this whole of our -- hour. >> if i might chart, i would like to get a word in. >> we try to get you to answer specific question. >> let's just get control of every now ion here, and then, we will look at each other and confirm to ask a follow-up question if we think the question is not answered. if t is our prerogative. and they don't answer the question that tells you a lot about the candidate. what would like to address you just said. >> that is not just applicable to you. so, glenn, go ahead-- oh no it is me. we will engage a little bit longer. gardner thanks to the -- >> when he passed obama care he said in the most bipartisan of terms. i believe we have to do something instead of going back to what we had in place before act to ordable care address people, on medicare. we

it is about the anc.n individual contractor could create in elsie. >> yes. >> and spend as much money as he or she wants. >> the answer is, if the contractor was a person like wendy wagner essentially a part-time consultant or expert witness, the persons like mr. miller and mr. mr. brown almost certainly could not have done this through the yellow sea. or if they had, if the agency would have allowed them, they would have had a substantial sacrifice. that is, as individuals they have the agencies paying the employer share of their federal tax. in addition they get a vacation benefits and sick leave which obviously a corporation could not take. >> he sees me. let me fans is equal protection question. so your point is an equal protection i take it, it's not a realistic option. >> that is correct. >> switched to the first amendment side. doesn't that hurt your first amendment case? it's not a realistic option for employees. that does not undermine the legitimacy of the government you don't have all lot of go

chuck todd will talk to experts about how the governme is reacting the the outb and how account on the anc desk in less than 30 minutes. >>> new this morning, dozens hurt, others in jail. how a riot erupted at a annual festival this chaotic scene. >> he touched on it. chuck is back to tell us how chuck is back to tell us how long the in cases of rape and incest, just chuck is back to tell us how long the like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> good morning. people are cleaning up the mess hurricane gonzalo left behind in bermuda. more than 18,000 homes in the dark. the roof of the island's legislate was reportedly ripped off. no one died and there are no reports of serious injuries. the category two hurricane made landfall ok s weather experts describi outcome saying they got a bruising but it c

that the obama ave administration's aggressive prosecution ofhe leakers of classified information, ance revelations about broad ves surveillance programs and moves to stem the rue dean disclosuret of information to the press that shows that the president had t fallen far short of his campaign promise to head the most open government in u.s. history.se several journalists interviewed for the report told cpj that int leak investigations and surveillance revelations had ga made government sources fearfula to talk about sensitive bout information and prosecutions atn such as those of jim have had a profoundly detrimental impact on the practice of journalism and as you have heard on the first amendment. publicly speculating about ging bringing charges of espionage more generally of journalists for doing their job serves to intimidate not only the individual journalist, but st journalists more broadly. and has a serious chilling effect on the press. this is likely to be even stronger among journalists who do not have the backing and protection of a major media organization with legal resource

place that ances in president obama did not win anyways when he was more popular.it was an uphill climb and i think the white house feels they are being scapegoated for of the democrats frustration, bbut at the same time the recognition that this is not matter. he does not want to do more harm than good, so he will stay outskirts and raise money and do some of the targeted work with minorities. he does not want to cause more problems, even if he is feeling little bit to find which is what we heard a couple weeks not on n he said he was the ballot. was a tactical air. >> he said it again in an interview with al sharpton. he said it again and saying it again did bring up all of the bad feelings from what he a couple weeks ago. >> follow the leader despite the campaign trail, most have been in lockstep with president obama. kay hagan is in a tough reelection battle, up slightly. >> north carolina is not the worst problem the half. races always get more expensive, and that is what is happening now. some of these contests are getting close. georgia, maybe has been playi

i think it is interesting that have thinks republicans done for -- students have at a ance their loans 3.6% rate, but republicans blocked it because that would've meant closing the gap for millionaires. >> atima omara is the president of the young democrats of america. alex smith is the chair for the college republican national committee. to continue the debate, it will be online. we appreciate both your time this morning. the ext, we will open up phone to you to talk about any debate in our last half-hour of the "washington journal" today. we will be right back. >> the 2015 c-span to do in cam 2015 c-span student competition is underway. policy, law, or action by the branches of government have affected you or your community. there are 200 cash prizes totaling $150,000. how to ist of rules and get started, go to studentcam.org. >> with the 2014 midterm over a week away, c-span's debate coverage continues. senator debate on tuesday, followed at 8:00 pm the massachusetts governor's debate. then at 9:00 pm the georgia senate debate. at 10:00 pm, the minnesota senate debate. 11:00 pm, the

they are facing fierce house ance from the white and medical expertsdistrict's new medical quarantine policy. the governor said on sunday night that healthcare workers contact with ebola africa and did t symptoms of the disease would be allowed to stay at home and receive compensation. also asked bama other governors and mayor to policies based on science. announcement by mr. cuomo draw a sharp contrast both in tone and it back to the implemented in new jersey, where a nurse was quarantined with a portable toilet and no shower. in icture of casey hickox that isolation tent at that university hospital in new jersey. you think , bob, what about this? >> it doesn't seem like it is a cessarily opposed what democrat would think, but, you know, i think it should be part of the deal. if you're going to be gracious your time volunteer and energy and health to go in -- you know -- work africa on ebola, you should be gracious enough to understand that when you come back there be some mandatory quarantine. enough uld be gracious to submit to the 3 to 4 week sure that you are -- that should be pa

ance since we're not going to ban, the president said we're not going to ban travel from ebola-strickenas and the world health organization says by december there will be between 5,000 and 10,000 new case as week, that's a lot. so we have to get control of it in the united states or people will quit flying. and that will seriously impact the economy. >> miles, do you think the tsa needs to be involved domestically to keep people like this nurse yesterday from getting on flights? >> well clearly, the health care workers, demonstrated are in the most high-risk to receive the virus one way or another. so i think it's a reasonable thing to expect them not to be involved in public transportation while they're treating people who are most infected and who are transmitting. so i think that's a reasonable thing. i think that's an appropriate response. >> mary, let's talk about the international, the suggestions for an international travel ban from west africa. there are more and more calls. there are 26 lawmakers who are saying the president should do it and should consider it. do you think it'

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