that is when the anc set up a wing for the armed struggle.ged that there would be a military victory. because the first phase of the armed struggle was recruiting, training recruits in the manufacture and planting of bombs. these were to be planted — the targets, rather, where these places which had the sign saying that non— europeans were not allowed. but every recruit, and there were cells of three, they had to take an oath that when the bombs were planted, there would be no injury to human beings. but their work... the original intention... there were a couple of instances... and there were numerous bombings and at least 63 people died as a result. and there were a few and if i'm correct, they were done by what we called mk units, some of them in violation of their discipline. you mentioned the rivonia trial which was significant for a number of reasons, the trial in which you and nelson mandela and others were sent to robben island. it was also significant because of what was said at the trial, not least by nelson mandela himself. he said

lead the anc during mandela's incarceration.r all intents and purpose, he was the head of the anc, was the one that was given the authority to give instructions to the rest of us, who are in the service of that cause. so then i often heard mandela's voice very clearly through the things that oliver was doing. it became apparent that we were getting closer and closer to the time when mandela would be living freed. many of us looked that with a great sense of hope that this would be the case. and i never thought i would live long enough to see mandela released from prison but he was released. i was then instructed by the anc and to help and prepare for the first visit to the united states. and in that capacity, i was able to not only correspond with will winnie mandela and monandela himself through mail, and also set up the kind of environment that would be most rewarding for his visit to the united states. he came here and i was charged with the responsibility of leading off those made upon us for his visit here. >> when his memo

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the anc has won a majority in every election since. the anc can point to some success.my has almost tripled in size in the past two decades in the poverty rate has been reduced, yet in 2015, the economy grew at less the have to rate of all sub-saharan africa. the anc still has support because of its role in ending apartheid and extending welfare. the party is nervous. missed democrat alliance and the socialist economic freedom fighters are growing. while the parties have vastly different visions, they share a desire to take down the anc. you can read more about safra south africa and all of our quick takes on the bloomberg. head to bloomberg.com for more stories. mark: the global rally petering out after gaining more than 5% this year. is it a correction? is it a break? that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. european stocks drifting lower for a fourth day as we are approaching the close. setting the tone for global equities as investors decide whether a recent rally is merely correcting

andion between him and zuma part of the anc. also saying south africa's treasury has a strong team of professionals. we will discuss this through the program. certainly, the new minister does not seem to have from the cv to have a great deal of experience. anc, could split. the presidency could be called into question. a fairly popular emerging market destination. let's come back to the south africa story shortly, but we will check out where we are on various assets in the overnight sessions. the bloomberg dollar index hanging onto its gains. fed commentary coming through this week. some of that communication coming from william dudley, suggesting growth and inflation risks moving, echoing some of that repositioning we have seen from the fed around the trajectory. that seems to be the theme. $50 a barrel the level. let's move on to the asian equity session. he mentioned the strength of that session. pretty mixed this morning. the biggest quarterly gain in some five years. japanese stocks outperforming. an increase in core cpi in

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threatens to split the anc. as pressure grows on the embattled south african president to step down, amid growing allegations. >> a campaign has been launched in mexico with a goal of raising awareness on sexual harassment. according to some studies nine out of 10 women are victims of sexual violence. the new campaign is generated plenty of discussion. >> a novel way to end sexual harassment towards women by turning attention to men's bodies. mexican authorities have joined forces for what is being called the -- experienced. the group u.n. women mexico filmed reactions of commuters. the group says capturing the are nothingprise compared to the feelings felt by women who are sexually harassed. >> this is a really common problem and completely tolerated by our society. if we talked about it and responded to it and authorities intervened every time it happened we would generate a culture of zero-tolerance. women say they10 have been the victim of sexual harassment. it is time to stop turning a blind eye and right o

low 60's today, low 70's tomorrow. 50%ance of rain, 40% to sunday night into monday. monday back into the low 70's and tuesday, maybe a shower or thunderstorm. by the middle and end of the week we clear out and temperatures will be pretty mild. jummy: day? doug: no, not on that part of it. jummy: go see what you can do in the weather center. doug: it only takes two keystrokes. jummy: a memphis teenager accused of killing her mother now out of jail, so what comes next for nora jackson? pitchntdown to first brought to you by mcdonald's. there is a big jummy: happening tonight right here on abc seven, 20/20 goes one-on-one with the woman thrown in prison for killing her own mother, but now 11 years nora jackson is free. .ohn quinones has a preview tell us a little bit about what we can see. it is ans an -- john: unusual and baffling case, a teenage girl accused of brutally murdering her own mother. it is called matricide and it happens in less than 1% of all homicides, but it happened to nora jackson. she was 18 when she was convicted of killing her mother. then after sp

for with abc anc wjla.com updates -- the ntsb is investigating. steve: a few showers right now, another round early tomorrow morning. after that, the skies clear out nicely. the day planner tomorrow looking good once we get rid of the clouds, lots of sunshine midday. high temperatures eventually make it into the middle to upper 60's. then we are watching a cold front, and then there is the weekend and a chance of a round of wintry weather. we will talk about that coming up. jonathan: death and destruction in the heartland, a grass fire is burning across several states and the cleanup is going on from dozens of tornadoes. six been tied to the fires in texas and kansas, including three ranchers who were killed trying to save cattle. fires are common this spring -- in the spring, but this amount is unusual. kansas was hard hit, hundreds of homes damaged were completely destroyed. straight-line wind brought hangars crashing down at an airport in kansas city. no deaths are being blamed on the tornado outbreak. alison: tornadoes sweep away priceless mem

there was a warning this collapse was going to happen, anc abc 7 has the before and after shots. tim barber spoke with the people who used to live in the building. >> it's like part of the past. like it did not exist. tim: the past came crashing down this morning, brick by brick. >> it was heartbreaking. tim: leroy grew up in this northwest washington home in the 1960's. a decade ago, he started renting it out. a tenant noticed a crack. >> everything we owned is still in the house still. tim: the damage spread until district officials condemned the house. the builder said the home was old and did not have a strong foundation. engineers are working to figure out what caused the they left with no more than what they had on their back. 10 days after the tenants leftt, the back of the house and owens'memories came crashing down. >> my childhood, family legacy, collapsed. tim: clothing tonight are still blowing in the wind. owens said he will reimburse all of the tenants their rent for the month. he is also going to either try to fix what is left of the house or, if he has to, rebuild

he was a vocal critic of the country's current leader in speaking out against the ruling anc.o stayld away. screen authorities say the damage done by cyclone debbie was less severe than originally anticipated. the fierce category for storm slammed into the northern queensland coast on tuesday, packing winds of up to 260 kilometers per hour. the cyclone was later downgraded as it moved inland but not before forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. >> homes ripped apart, trees uprooted, roads flooded and cars adrift. a trail of chaos lies in the wake of cyclone debbie, as residents emerge from their shelters to tell the tale. pop andher the windows we felt the pressure in our ears. the wind came through the garage here and popped the back windows as well. we thought it's not safe anymore, let's escape, so we went over to the neighbors place. >> we have an open bar now. deckso have trees on our weary trees and agree are absolutely everywhere. coast wasortheastern battered by winds of up to 260 kilometers per hour, leaving over 60,000 homes without electricity.

one which i have taken a particular personal interest anc i attach great importance of his shoe.erest and tackling domestic violence abuse is a key part of the government and what we have done already in government i think has the potential to transform the way in which we think and tackle these terrible crimes when they take place. we have already committed to bring forward new legislation and today i have confirmed an additional 20 million pounds to organizations working to tackle the domestic violence. this means the total funding available will be over 100 million pounds thisllion pon parliament. >> jeremy corbin. >> thank you mr. speaker. thank you very much mr. speaker. could i start by wishing all women and very happy international women's day today and i'm very proud the labour party has all women mps and all other parties combined inl this house. and a shadow cabinet of which half the members are women. a month ago mr. speaker i raise the questions of delete text between the leader of counsel and government officials about social care. the prime minister's response was to acc

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aat may or may not lead to vote of no-confidence in the anc , in president zuma. there has been a motion of no-confidence confidence that has been tabled by the opposition parties in parliament. factors around the future of the president is going to be very much in the spotlight. guy: come back to this. this is where i wanted to finish this conversation. is this going to hasten the departure of the president, i guess is the core of my question. you talk about the vote of no-confidence. clearly, as you say, the reaction of serial -- cyril ramaphosa is going to be pivotal. will it speed the process? it willhere is no doubt accelerate the political confrontation. it will deepen the wounds. there will be blood on the floor of the political process in south africa. how it ends, frankly, is too hard to call it this point. but there is no doubt that president zuma is taking a very, very calculated political gamble , that may or may not work out in his favor. colin, it is a genuine pleasure to get your analysis of the situation unfolding in south africa. ellen kullman, th

a spokesman for anc said the people were misinformed.n australia, the worst outflow in six years has smashed. halted coalie has operations and forced thousands to evacuate or seek shelter. wind gusts have been measured at up to 260 kilometers per hour. it is expected to be the most powerful system to hit the country since 2011. u.s. president donald trump will sign an executive order later that begins unraveling rules and directives to combat climate change. move will undo policies deny -- designed by barack obama to keep the carbon cutting his promise -- administration promised. although trump fell short of leaving the climate accord. hasit secretary david davis said britain will pay nothing less than money you officials have floated needs to be paid. the comment came days after jean-claude juncker's says the you cable be expected to pay 50 billion pounds. bill is set to be a source of disagreement after brexit is triggered tomorrow. --ttish first manner minister nicolas is expected back in for her plan to pursue a second independence r

i was thinking about this time last year when we had the big police p hard anc the daye after the blizzard and the roads were still covered in snow. that is not the case this years and residents we spoke with were happy and proud and had a lot of positive grading for the area counties. take a listen. the grades are still coming in after monday night's snowfall.wl today my commute was easy.y. was behind like five salt trucks this morning. so i give it an a. advertise and counties scoreduni high in response to the late winter weather blast across the region. i'm 95.i'm that's an a. >> an a, yeah.a, they did a great job. clean the payments and parking lots and the roads by 9:00 they were still working on it and that was really good. i would give them an a. they did great.they i was out the door by 5:50 and50 the roads were ready to go. david levy was out and about in arlington but lives in then bu district can. a plus compared t the district where i live. virginia was better prepared for monday night's winter storm.m. i think that they prepreppedepre really well. what grade would you give the

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but, even though i had followed kathy's political career as a senior anc leader since his release fromemorable moment from him was when he delivered the eulogy at nelson mandela's funeral in december 2015. farewell, my dear brother. my mental, my leader. i have lost a brother. my life is in a void, andi have lost a brother. my life is in a void, and i don't know who to turn to. thank you very much. ahmed kathrada was 87. just to recap that news which reached us in the last few minutes, that ahmed kathrada, one of the leading figures in the fight against apartheid, has died at the age of 87. police in germany are still trying to figure out how one of the world's largest gold coins was stolen from a berlin museum. the thieves managed to evade a sophisticated alarm system, and bulletproof glass. if the coin was accepted in shops, you could spend $1 million canadian with it. however, in terms of its weight in gold, the coin is worth much more, around $4.6 million on the open market. it is 3cm thick, 53cm in diameter, and carries a likeness of queen elizabeth ii on one side. the coin was mi

. >> anc took aim at china, tieing it to the loss of factories and jobs here in this country. the president's relationship with china is a work in progress. the country's are going in opposite directions on trade and that was an undercurrent today as a big conference of the chinese leadership got underway. reports from beijing. >> reporter: at china's biggest political show of the year lawmakerers agree with whatever leaders tell them but casting a long shadow how to deal with president trump who's unpredictability could impact china's economy, its leaders and stability. >> if president trump looks as if he is bullying or being unfair to president xi jinping i think the chinese will have to react in strong ways. >> reporter: he's up against the cult of xi jinping nearly complete control, loyalty of government and military and the people. the most powerful leader in undergoing a shift in how it sees its place in the world as president trump puts america first, china in many ways is choosing the opposite direction. like military spending, china said today it will ease up announc

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in 1963, he was arrested with other anc leaders and went on to spend 26 years in prison -- 18 of them on robben island. he later served as president mandela's parliamentary adviser. this is ahmed kathrada, speaking in visby, sweden, in 2014. historically a struggle for a nonracial, nonsexist, democratic south africa. that is what sent many people to prison. and that is for many, many of our colleagues, lost their lives and were not alive to see the birth of democracy in our country. amy: that was ahmed kathrada, speaking in 2014. he died in johannesburg on at the age of 87. tuesday and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the trump administration has unveiled its latest attempt to target sanctuary cities that are refusing to help federal agents detain and deport undocumented immigrants. on monday, attorney general jeff sessions said the justice department would withhold billions of dollar

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cabinet members or part of the civil service will decide to throw in their hat and create a split in the ancrd the december conference. that is going to upset investors and creates a background of uncertainty. at a time when south africa actually has been doing pretty well. you look at inflation, the inflation rate has been falling. that is why some people have been positioning for a rate cut. up until this whole thing blew up again. now that has been taken off the table. >> you are sticking around. let's cross over to another emerging market, turkey. the state owned bank saw a record plunge after a senior executive was arrested and accused of helping iran beat u.s. sanctions. tell us more about what happened here. is on tuesday,d it emerged the deputy ceo of this company, the biggest state run lender on the istanbul stuck in strange -- stock exchange, he was detained at jfk on accusations of helping others of aid iranian stations -- others evade iranian sanctions. a gold trader was arrested in the u.s., part of the same case. he is accused of running the gold ring. he was supposedly cheney

that earnings growth that is anced in, we have seen acceleration of earnings from q3 q4. -- q3 to q4. we are constructive on market exposure, especially long-term. vonnie: health care, anything in there? david: nothing in particular stands out. we tend to be sector neutral in our approach. vonnie: ok. what about currencies? where do you anticipate the dollar to go? david: if the fed is successful in moving rates up, telestrate should be anticipated. vonnie: what about trade laws changing and maybe an exit from the wto? will that impact? david: it certainly could. there is a risk factor in economic growth and earnings growth. periods in the past we have had robust economic growth and stronger growth included expanding global trade.hopefully we do not go in the other direction . that would certainly be a risk in the market. vonnie: any interest outside the u.s.? david: not at this time. vonnie: great. chief investment strategist for gateway. now let's get a check of the bloomberg first word news. >> two house committees have started the first working sessions on formally writing republi

-- the other banks which are hsbc and barclays, that might have an impact on their perform unanimo ance in the future i think. >>> you mentioned hsbc, let's bring in trump here. because if protection really is topping his agenda. and really his front four, when it comes to enacting some of those legislations, ripping up tpp, essentially, how much concern do you concern around the liability that you see? >> well, hsbc is a very big bank. operates in more than 50 countries. and it's primary competitive advantage in the market, it's operating and a big bank in china. so, i don't think that this is going to impact their strategy in the future. they have been pulling out in certain markets. they have been focused in liquidities that they remain primarily focused on in the uk and asia. i think that's can be the future. >> just back to one of your initial points about how banks are going to be making money in the future. what do you think -- you know, what will the shift be? how do you think banks will make money in the future? >> i think the banks will be bold enough to start charging for wha

go, wait ance second, where are we, which world are we in the echo -- are we in? it is clear.ny: i'm struck by having the two of you here that you've become known in such a different fashion through your careers. you are known because of one which everybody knows u.s.. as.-- everybody knows you and jim, you've never really had one role that defines you. i don't know which is a better course. michelle's- jim: work better for her. have onehe did extraordinary year in 2001 when wonwhen caskey -- when you the oscar, the bathtub, and you bafta. -- the oscar, the jim: the beginning of that turvy."was "topsy i played gilbert. that was the first time i got an award. after that, you are sort of awardable. anthony: is that true? [laughter] jim: that was wonderful. york" wasn'tf new far after that. i think probably if there is one job that really changed how i was perceived, it might have been getting a part in woody allen's film. for a british actor to be in a woody allen film, it was very unusual. that was a door opening job, i think. anthony: the success of "downton abbey," did it tak

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it's >> reporter: anc commissioner paul tranthan says the problem is gun. >> the maimxlÑr problem tooets in the hands of people don't know what the guns are really for. >> reporter: police say the man shot today is in critical condition. so far, no suspect, no arrests. dorene, back to you. >> pat, thank you. >>> we know the name of a woman found dead overnvjxw the weeken prince george's county. the mother is trying to find closure. >> it's hard. >> reporter: she wants to know who would shoot her 18-year-old daughter, shamina wood and leave >> she did not deserve to go that way. >> reporter: woods body was discovered before 3:00 a.m. sunday morning in the 10,000 block of yellowwood lane in springdale. a quite well-kept suburb and?k! found lying in the intersection by a neighbor. multiple times. >> she was pronounced dead on scene. >> reporter: initially police unable to identify her. her mother says the last time she spoke to her daughter was on thursday. >> reporter: she says her daughter recently turned 18 and the family lives north in baltimore in rosedale. police are investigating

news intrepid veteran aggressive reporter andrea mitchell became the personification of pushy persist ance. >> welcome. >> mr. secretary, china has said there will be consequences for the deployment of anti-missile defenses in south carolina. can you respond? >> thank you. >> can you respond? excuse me, mr. secretary, can you respond to those threats from china? >> thank you. let's go. thank you. >> mr. minister, are you sure that the trump administration will be strong? can you assure us that china will not be able to move further in ukraine? >> let's go. >> we haven't had any time in here. >> we need to go. >> let's go, guys. >> answered mitchell is a very nice person, but he's obviously dogged at her work. you can see how frustrated she is there after secretary of state rex tillerson gave no response to questions after andrea and all the other reporters were pushed out by the state department staff. it's clear state department staff know answered well enough. they've seen her around the state department for years if not decades. but the secretary of won't say a word. you see the look on

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ance when is this country one-party? this is not democracy here. this is like communist. wish president trump a huge success. i know he will be well. i appreciate you taking my call. host: thank you from florida. with reference to the earlier caller from new york. that is what we are focusing on. we have another 8-10 minutes. nathan gonzales will be joining us at the top of the hour. what impact the action will have on the 2018 midterm elections. greg from south carolina on the republican line, good morning. turn the volume down. otherwise, we will have to move on. caller: ok. host: good morning. caller: this is greg. host: good morning. caller: yeah. you were talking about obamacare. host: ok, we're going to have to move on. we will go next to john in manchester, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. there is a few points i would like to make with trump. theoson is going outside of country to get outside workers because he claims nobody wants to work at the trump winery for seasonal. 29 guys there. you have trump, what is not bringing discoveries over here, but

parliament, who was elected by all members of the parliament, whose duty is bound to act in a reasonable anc the decision can be subject to an appeal, to the bureau of the parliament. elected by the parliament with members from all the different political factions in the parliament. right across the spectrum. the immediate decision is the speaker. >> tucker: did anybody acknowledge that this is a totalitarian measure? would it be better to make a counter case? if you hear something wrong, isn't the european response to counter with what you think is right? the most reasonable win in the eyes of who is watching? >> until last week, when somebody ran with a news story claiming it was totalitarian, i've never heard anybody of the european parliament claimed that this was a totalitarian measure. >> tucker: preventing people from expressing their views? >> they are simply forbidden -- the parliament may stop the transmission if they are using racist and xenophobic language. the way that would be interpreted, by definition, it is pluralism and the plurality of views. letting a variety of views bei

advice and consent the senate is going to perform and court is ance of the part of learning about the udges' opinions and the opinions on independence, as well, he has a lot of opinion on that area. he's well known for be nothing favor of judicial independence, constitutional, particularly the xecutive branch, i think he is the perfect person for this time when people are concerned about the idea. i think it is great carrie severino brought up the that neil gorsuch's supporters have put forward he will be willing to step up and checking on overreach, and here we're concerned about him up and check p against president trump's and eaching many of us see potential for corruption. so this area of law that has to, his rulings that say that the longstanding deference, the chevron doctrine, it is idea that because some statuts are broad, maybe president, thehe executive branch in taking care he laws are faithfully executed, executive agency if iserpretation of the statute reasonable, courts will defer to their expertise as to example, air act. judge neil gorsuch would not even e that deferen

spokesman for the anc says the people were misinformed.et us get more from jim foley and jim rogers. -- jane foley and jim rogers. rent versus dollar. the first red box is when we heard yesterday that the finance minister, who was supposed to meet with investors, has pulled the back. thewe understand that president told communist leaders that he was going to fire him. >> this is all about politics. last year, the south african rand was one of the best-performing emerging-market currencies. but it is vulnerable to what might happen with the foreign minister -- with a finance minister who is the darling of the market. the president is very concerned about the popularity of the anc which has on down. he was like to give out some social benefits. the finance minister is much more cautious. aside,ere to be pushed the south african crew grand -- the south african rand would fall. wants to keep a sensible grip. if he goes, the south african rand could fall further. >> would you invest in south africa? >> they will just print money again, why woul