will be anc split? -- the anc. the anc has the possibility to renew itself.o hit rock bottom. it has to lose elections for the penny to drop. would you like to see, hang on, would you like to see the anc lose the next election? would it be good for south africa? for as long as it is associated with corruption and failure, people will vote it out. would it be good for south africa if it were voted out? it would be good for the anc itself. and for the people of your country? let me tell you why. those elements who are in it for the largesse will quit, will desert it. and only then would the possibility arise for, you know, salvaging whatever is left of it. you seem to be telling me that if there were any election in south africa tomorrow you wouldn't vote for the anc. -- an election. well, i ama for the anc. -- an election. well, i am a member of the anc. would you vote for them? the vote is a secret. i don't think you are making it much ofa i don't think you are making it much of a secret. i am wondering why you are not happy saying it to me, what is the only

he is a member of the anc. he is the leader of the anc.existence with a culture and values and laws. so he cannot impose a substitute of his own indiscretions for the anc. but it's notjust mr zuma, though, is it? i mean, the chief whip, jackson mthembu, he's talking about disciplining renegades. we have the police minister, who, at one point, talked about putting a lie detector test on anc mps who may have voted secretly for the motion of no—confidence. and one of the mps who was honest, saying that "i voted with my conscience," makhosi khoza, she now faces losing one of her key roles as chairperson of the parliament portfolio committee on public service because the anc leadership seem to want to punish her. well, if the — these leaders you've enumerated were just to pause and go through the anc‘s constitution, they will discover that the constitution stipulates that disciplinary procedures must never be used for suppressing views, norfor promoting, you know, intolerance, and also to settle scores. so, with respect, mr motlanthe, you're lo

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the ruling could decide the fate of the anc leadership race. is 8 a.m.cross the emirates. 5:00 a.m. in london. i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai. theet us take a look at market action here across the asian pacific where we can see yet fresh eyes again. gmm is the function on your homework terminal. as you can see, equity indexes are they sickly in the green save for hong kong. a little bit more on that later. it really is about yen weakness against a stronger witness -- a stronger u.s. dollar. the nikkei 225 climbing 1% higher. the broader index in japan is added to gains for three straight weight -- three straight days. the reason is wall street closing at a fresh record high. a lot of people were worried about hurricane irma coming onshore and doing a lot of damage. the damage was just a fraction of what the estimate was. but there are still a lot of people without power. the msci asian-pacific regional benchmark is at a 10 year high and maintaining those gains. what are you watching, yousef? yousef: angie, you have the lack of provocation from of korea

it paved the way for jacob zuma to be elected president of the anc but they risk being revived once again. everybody is republic plus nine of the concert she would provide sleep quite before that will. everybody these though i'm above that. this isn't the first time scandal has rocked zuma's grip on power. back in twenty sixteen he was ordered to repay twenty four million dollars for using public funds to carry out upgrades to his private residence. the president's close relationship with south africa's wealthy gupta family has also been placed under the scanner. with many accusing them of influencing the president's political decisions. seventy five year old jacobs zuma's have to remain in office until twenty nineteen although he is widely expected to step down from his party's leadership at the end of this year. should the court cruel to reinstate charges it would increase the pressure on the president even further. and make the election of his ex wife his preferred successor to the head of the anc and even harder challenge. just time to bring in update on our top stories again this hou

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and corps and do basic research on cnn, all the big bass, any of them, one you look at really.corps anc a degree in have print journalism, i find that astounding. find that unbelievable. worked on last week. share i had a licensed mechanic working on this car. standards, shu have to have a degree in print journalism to be in the white press corps, it's pretty simple. host: brian, you took it upon check out the many of the white house reporters and background? caller: yes. you bet. it is right there online, that about theutiful thing computer world. i use it for research mainly, it a tool that -- appreciate that input, brian from michigan, report in about press in michigan vice president pence, he's been ut working the crowds and speaking about the president's tax plan. the oakland press in michigan, on vice president spoke wednesday or thursday at the, i think thursday actually, at the hills american axle manufacturing plant. ice president pushing tax reform during his visit. open phones, we hear from ron in clemente , california. hair in hat is this your face thing. i'm kidding about t

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buying ance, we were couple of new cars for the department of treasury inspector general's office while in reality the department of judiciary has a fleet of 40,000 vehicles. they could've obviously not retired a few or transfer them around. we had problems with the way things were done. billion, and $6 additional money in the future, we have a better sense of what are the actual needs, where should we make investments, where can congress make more informed decisions and make the money more accountable rather than if we had a big pot of cash? host: talking with stephen ellis about the hurricane harvey relief effort. if you live in the central time zone, call (202) 748-8000. if you live in mountain or pacific, call (202) 748-8001. if you happen to live in texas or louisiana, we ask that you call (202) 748-8002. we have a call from andy in indianapolis. what is on your mind? ourer: i am a teacher in school district, and we raised money for relief, where would you suggest we send that money? guest: i don't really have a list of charities or where you should send the money. there are some m

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ramaphosa said he believed people were trying to stop him from contesting the leadership of the governing anc successfully defused a massive world war two bomb in the financial capital of frankfurt. more than 60,000 people had to be evacuated from their homes as the operation was undertaken. the bomb was capable of flattening a city block. let's get the sport. the us open is underway, the fourth round, 18—year—old danish pop love, the youngest man to get to this stage since 1989, but unfortunately it as far as he is going, the canadian teenager was first up against pablo carreno and he did well to match the spaniard but lost all three sets on tie—breaks. maria sharapova is playing right now, she is one set up, it's been tough going in the second set. lewis hamilton took the outright championship lead for the first time this formula 1 season with a dominant victory in the italian grand prix. a day after breaking the all—time record for pole position he was in total control leading valtteri bottas d1 — to finish. sebastian vettel was third and is now three points behind, the victory was his six

felony they will hide that so we keep submerging the public health problem under the veil of darkness anc grossi. so to use the tools of public health and reduce the scope of the black market to come back into a legal economy with economic opportunity and how they are currently participating in the black market economy back into the legal economy. when people make the argument to end mass incarceration people come back to say only 14 percent in prison right now is a drug offense but that is only 14 percent but that is an argument because so many other actions are connected and not only that but that is outside the rule of law. so the number of things it is much bigger than 14% i believe because so many resources of criminal-justice have been directed to fight the war on drugs sinbad's to the problem that they could focus their resources where they're needed to help restore a peaceful equilibrium in the neighborhoods that are currently tormented. >> i have one final question what is next for you?. >> guest: there is always something. i had the luxury of being a professor to control your ow

(anc) padres y autoridades escolares están en alerta en poway después de que dos niños escaparan un possibleego investigan el incidente reportado anoche por dos menores...mientras tanto padres de familia aprovechan para tener una importante conversación con sus hijos (pkg) take pkg fue en esta tranquila comunidad de poway donde según el testimonio de dos menores.varios sujetos intentaron secuestrarlos mientras caminaban a la casa de un amigo 01:00:17:06 de lo que nos cuentan las víctimas estaban caminando y se les acerco un vehículo con tres sospechoso adentro 01:00:24:15 y parece que unos tenían mascaras puestas 01:00:28:24 según las víctimas.uno de los pasajeros les grito que se subieran al vehículo.los niños se echaron a correr hacia la casa de un vecino donde llamaron a los alguaciles del condado de san diego 01:00:49:13 estamos pidiendo que alguien que haya visto algo que sepa algo acerca de este incidente que por favor nos llame porque estamos muy interesados en saber que paso 01:00:58:02 sin tener más detalles alguaciles investigan este incidente como un intento de secuestro hasta no

ance from the scene of the lightning strike near fresno.itnesses say the dad and his sons fell into a lake after they reho scked. the bolt fused the father's clothes to his body. his ds a recerinfrom burns and punctured eardrums. >>> time now for a look at sports. >> this morning we're talking some baseball. let's get the highlights now from espn.goor, erica. larry, stan. we have the best from a tuesday night for you. >> and we're talking home runs. a whole bunch of them in major league baseball this season, in fact, more than any single season in histy. here's the one that broke the record. city's alex gordon with number 5,694 of the season and still a couple of weeks to go in the season. so that record is going to get shattered this season for the most home runs. >>> how about jay bruce and the indians taking on the angels. angels trying to catch minnesota for that wild card.e cing tyler. man on, second and two out. top of the right field wall. rbi double and indians up, 1-0. now it's a 2-1 lead in the sixth. bruce to right field. kole ca

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he survived fairly comfortably, although there were a dozen or so of the anc members who voteoned hisd the and voted for the opposition. we saw some subsequent attempts to kind of sanctions some of those who'd openly defied him. now we are seeing attempts by the opposition to keep this whole issue alive that centers around zuma's use of public funds to develop his private home. -- inn't obeyed the paying back those funds. what the opposition wants to do is get parliament or the legal bodies in south africa to order an investigation into whether he has abided by his oaths of office. it is continuing the same noise in the background that the market hasn't been very impressed by that, clearly. we shall see where that goes. shery: as yousef mentioned earlier, we did see south africa exiting their second recession. how much of a relief will this foruma -- will this see zuma? guest: the economy has emerged from two back-to-back quarters of contraction. it is quite good. if you look under the hood a little more closely, it is not all good. private consumption is very slack. retail sales figu

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last month, we saw zuma surviving that no-confidence vote although a dozen or so of the anc members abandonedd voted for the opposition. we saw some subsequent attempts to sanction some of those who had openly defied him. now, we are seeing at times but -- attempts by the opposition to keep this whole issue alive. it centers around his use of public funds to develop his private residence. he has not obeyed the graft ombudsman in paying back those funds, so what the opposition wants to do, is get parliament or at least the legal bodies in south africa, to order an investigation into what he has not paid. has he abided by his oath of office and so on. it is kind of continuing with the same noise in the background. the market has not been very impressed by that clearly, but we shall see where it goes. shery ahn: justin, as you -- as yousef mentioned earlier, we saw south africa exiting their second recession. how much of a relief will this be for zuma? justin: old news such as this, figures showing that the economy has emerged from from two back-to-back quarters of contraction is good. quite cle

in the texas region can have to red cross if they been displaced or lost items for in and of ance, that itself is a life line to many people. beginning to make that way, we need federal dollars. ne of the other issues that is important is that we need the attempted ding, as i to engage in dialogue on that house,on the floor of the i am grateful to say that many sides olleagues, on both of the aisle agree, we want go to local government, the city of houston, or beaumont, aransas, and t others to get to local officials to work as egin quickly as possible on getting places ack in habitable to live. host: congresswoman, the $174 seen, a number we've small portion of that move already, when are we expected to larger chunks of that start to move through the congressional process? question.od obviously we're in recess this colleagues, we met exas delegation met with our eadership talking about funds, so we expect when we come back, it will be in the period of the september to october, i'm hoping that some funding can ome into emergency supplemental. you are aware we have extension government o

. >> i will say in kind of a -- ip, -- pardon me haven't given you a ance to really taka step back. what are the priorities of the office? have you and the dni had a , what are the top things you are working on where you focus? how is it going? >> one of the things that is really fun about having a dni comes from the policy committee is the fact that i will be able to have intelligence that makes the difference. i will cose the best priorities, some gethosen for enduring.e are we mtioned at 702, we have to drive that across the finish line. rth korea is on a path that seems inexorable with capability that is advancing every day with demonstrations that prove that their aspirations are not uptight dream -- a tight dream -- a pe dream. what is the u.s. and the rest of the world's response going to be? what are we going to have to make as a nation? that's not justgainst north korea, but building a coalition because the pressure is widespread. priority is we look at not only its influence in the region bause of the conflicts in that area, but also st continually looking to make sure it

up to half the states will bare counties with 0 insurance providers offering and ance on the exchanges insurance premiums will increase y roughly 20% according to the american health insurance plans. in my opinion, any solution that congress passes for a 2018 stabilization package needs to small, bipartisan and balanced. it should include funding for cost sharing reductions but it also should include greater for states in approving health insurance olicies that should reduce costs. now it is reasonable to expect were to he president approve continuation of cost sharing subsidies august and and if congress in pass a r should stabilization bill that includes cost shareing for one year 2018, it is reasonable to expect that the insurance 2018 would lower their rates. in fact an ld us independent abserver told us funding for cautionary reductions would add 20% to premiums in 2018. so the president over in the congressmonths and the over in the next year takes steps to provide certainty there will be cost sharing subsidies and that should allow insurance lower the premiums that they have pro

you see a deck of some stratus in ance stdie there. otherwise we have partly cloudy skies.emperaturesrom 58 in san jose, 62 oakland, let's check in on those wind speeds now a sfo 8, san francisco 9. common around the hayward area through union city, pleasanton calm winds, 14-mile-per-hour winds now in the antioch area. fairfield 14-mile-per-hour winds. george hughes, he's our weather watcher right here in san francisco, and he is reporti ng nds up to 8, barometer holding at 29.94. even though we have this upper level trough that's trying to descend on the bay area, usually when you have an area of low pressure you notice that barometer drops. we see that area of low clouds and fog along the immediate seashore mixing out due to all this stratus associated with basically a cold frt. had some cooler air associated with it, light precipitation. cannot rule out the possibility of a stray shower in the north bay today. definitely all of us will be feeling the effects of the cooler temperatures. but let's direct your attention now on hurricane maria. it has made landfall pita d th

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was then justice rehnquist said points arbitrary from the of the baby, why should the baby cared for ance to be personally by a parent, only if female and not if the parent is male? so we were really on a roll in '70s. all the distinctions that had een taken for granted and had been accepted were no longer possible. civil rights commission did a study of all the provisions in the u.s. code that differentiated on the basis of gender, most of those were gone of the 1970s. host: hmm, for those who are being litigators for change, really it is a brilliant model that you came up when you are arguing before male supreme court, to find cases in which men are discriminated against and to of -- at the basis justice ginsburg: it wasn't hard to find because in all those seemed to me to start with iscrimination against the woman. the man is disadvantaged as a not t because the woman is considered a true member of the force. anyway, it was great to have the part of that be change change, which would not have been possible. really was extraordinary. i said at the outset, i think and justice thurgood ma

congress and swore under oath that he had no ability to get the information he needed from --, except by ancing apple to create active remote back door into the probe. that is what the magistrate had ordered, feeling there were sufficient constitutional protections in this order. now, a matter of weeks later, an israeli company, for $1 million, gave him the data he wanted. a few weeks after that, a cambridge professor showed him how he could do exactly what a rube goldberg guy like me said he could do in this argument. we have to have a debate about whether encryptions and protections are real and unbreakable, because if they are not real and unbreakable, then they will be exploited. people,are real and on organizations like the fbi, cia, and others will be constantly disappointed that they cannot get what they desperately wants. this is not a new argument. back in the 90's, quite frankly, we had 128 bit encryption as a cap, annually way we got past that was that microsoft and others began having their software hacked and given away for free all over the world, and it created a pressure because

clarity and forcefulness of your view about malign actions in our election, in the region against europe,ances in western the ongoing threat they pose to human rights, both at home and yourd the world, and commitment to joining with us in working to advance american values in this context. very much look forward to working with you. thank you. >> thank you. senator murphy? much,nk you very purchase. mr. chairman. i always appreciate my name name-dropped in -- >> that's called pandering. it will get you everywhere. >> thank you very much, governor, for taking on this responsibility. i do appreciate your commitment center,lobal engagement senator portman and i are very that the administration, after some question, has now transferred $40 million to help capacity to help young nations build independent and objective media. think that you will be instrumental in helping figure out how that plays out going forward. with that being said, let me ask a little thornier question here. clearly appreciated your statement regarding russian the u.s.nce in election. but i want to put the sort of table here.

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germany understood that macron, the new french president, is kind of the last chance for reforms in fr ancest important country for germany in many aspects. and of the german political class, not only angela merkel, but everybody knows we have to thelhelp them. the question will be, how far will germany go? will there be a european finance minister? i have a feeling they will go pretty far. guy: that is going to be interesting, in terms of where that leaves countries like italy and greece. one final quick question. will germans be shocked if the afp gets double figures, in terms of the percent of the seats? if afp polls at 10%, will that be a shock to germany? question.important if you have a grand coalition again, the third-biggest party will have the opposition leader. this is a person who answers to chancellor in the debate. if the opposition leader in germany is from the far right, that would not be good for our image abroad and we would not like it ourselves. guy: that is fascinating. if we end up with another grand coalition, if the afd end up as the official opposition, that is an in

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i wanted to submit a plan to make sure that our people coverage for ance autism. think it deserved to be mandated. is there something that shouldn't be mandated? yeah, but i need it look at it. at it with a brain and with a heart. things.he way we do >> this is probably our last unfortunately. no pressure. [laughter] >> leslie page with citizens against government waste. lot of this discussion is interesting about the essential health benefits, but missing is that everybody is deciding this governors, ds or instead of the states and patience.and to be so much e wider. patients have to go into a a lot of be pick out things and some people may not want autism or pediatric dentistry. it's a bunch of politicians decisions about what everybody else's essential health benefits are. i think that's a big problem. at the federal level or the state level, but a higher people at level making decisions for individuals and patients all over this country. have to ing to -- we wrap up. >> i appreciate the work that everyone has done on this, but t seems to me that we're still in

anc ls nghink, james, that's message about how this originally started.r patriotism. >> gayle, not at all. again, we talked about the kind of issues that are systemic, that are long-standing and well-documented, in communities of color especially in terms of racial inequality. these players, by the way, gayle, aren't just making a statement. most of these players have been actively engaged in trying to improve the fabric of those communities with their actions and with their dollars. so certainly they're to be commended in that regard. >> well, this started with colin kaepernick over a year ago, and many people didn't support him at that time publicly. why do you think now it is different after president trump's words? >> well, i think -- and i have yet to talk to colin kaepernick so let me be clear about that, but from what he said before in the early days of this in 2016 is that he wanted to raise the level of awareness and try to engage civil dialogue amongst not a whom homogenous group of people, diverse, to try to deal with the problems. unfortunatel

we'll have no ance of getting that unlesin addition we have some restructuring of the market and part of which could be with mang section 1332 work better. the reason i emphasize that, i think there's a consensus abou their comments already in the law. so it's easier for people to accept on the democratic side whapproved the law, and so for fixing it that's easier for them to do. but toet a republican president, house and senate just a vote for more money won't happen in the next two or three weeks lesshere's some restructuring. a different policy which is already under the w some restructuring would be welcomed by a number of the senators. i have two questions to ask in a number of you have your staff and commissioners here. it would help if you could give us a specifically of the things you would like to see us change and flexibility on 1332. you can 1215 if you want. those two waivers ry spefic, for example, the waiting time, the me to plan. if you can give em to us in the next three or four days. we've writn down what you have said, but this trade might move to the station this a

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bills that would roll back protections for older americans or people with preexisting conditions, the ancsthma for whom coverage once again would be almost unattainable, it is aggravating. and all this being done without any economic or actuarial or plain common sense rationale, it frustrates. >> former president barack obama speaking in new york city last night saying it was frustrating to have to mobilize so often to protect obamacare. they have to mobilize because democrats control neither the house or senate. the new oissue of "time" analyzs the states of the parties. joining us from washington, michael duff. >> michael, everybody is so obsessed with donald trump. i think the more vexing question and the question that i haven't heard a single democrat answer i think at least to my liking in a convincing way is what's happened to the party, why have they lost over 1,000 legislative seats over the past eight years? why have they lost over 60 seats in the house, and why are they in the worst shape than they've been in since 1929? >> it really is like the 1920s. lowest number of governors

in the texas region can have to red cross if they been displaced or lost items for in and of ance, that itself is a life line to many people. beginning to make that way, we need federal dollars. ne of the other issues that is important is that we need the attempted ding, as i to engage in dialogue on that house,on the floor of the i am grateful to say that many sides olleagues, on both of the aisle agree, we want go to local government, the city of houston, or beaumont, aransas, and t others to get to local officials to work as egin quickly as possible on getting places ack in habitable to live. host: congresswoman, the $174 seen, a number we've small portion of that move already, when are we expected to larger chunks of that start to move through the congressional process? question.od obviously we're in recess this colleagues, we met exas delegation met with our eadership talking about funds, so we expect when we come back, it will be in the period of the september to october, i'm hoping that some funding can ome into emergency supplemental. you are aware we have extension government o

aopenings pros for fiscal year 2018 for military activities of the department of defense, construction,ances and for defense activities of the department of energy to proscribe military strength for such fiscal-year-old and for other purposes shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: have all senators voted? does any senator wish to change his vote? on this vote the yeas are 89, the nays are three. the motion is agreed to. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota is recognized. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today. i rise today to honor the new miss america, that is article mung, a former intern in my office until last year. last night made history and she became the first north dakota -- first person from north dakota to win. my wife and i cheered for her throughout the competition. we like north dakotans. across our state we were excited when she was crowned miss america. the amazing thing is that she tried four times to win the miss north dakota pageant. she won t