most credible opinion polls suggest the anc will secure enough votes to form the next government.ident, cyril ramaphosa, said the anc —— that is despite declining support and slow economic growth. the party‘s president, cyril ramaphosa, said the anc would do all it can to regain the confidence of all south africans. today at the african national congress, we launch our 2019 election manifesto. we do so at a crucial moment in the history of our nation. after a period of doubt and uncertainty, we have arrived at a moment of hope and renewal. the new leadership has vowed to raise millions of dollars in foreign direct investment to drivejob creation, particularly among the youth and women. there are more unemployed, you know? so cyril ramaphosa will take all the problems of south africa and will cover all of them. to fight poverty, unemployment — especially for women and the youth. another critical electioneering point will be the party‘s land reform policy. and with the amendment of the constitution to expropriate land without compensation passed, the anc believes it is keeping its p

most credible opinion polls suggest the anc will secure enough votes to form the next government.ll economic growth. the party's president, cyril ramaphosa, said the anc would do all it can to regain the confidence of all south africans. today at the african national congress, we launch our 2019 election manifesto. we do so at a crucial moment in the history of our nation. after a period of doubt and uncertainty, we have arrived at a moment of hope and renewal. the new leadership has vowed to raise millions of dollars in foreign direct investment to drive job creation, particularly among the youth and women. there are more unemployed, you know. so cyril ramaphosa will take all the problems of south africa and will cover all of them. to fight poverty, unemployment, especially for women and the youth. another critical electioneering point will be the party's land reform policy. and with the amendment of the constitution to expropriate land without compensation passed, the anc believes it is keeping its promises. nomsa maseko, bbc news, durban. catherine downs has all the sport. hell

right we are dry but an area of low pressure right out of texas will move into our area bringing rain ances for us for the second half of your day. that's not it. we have rain chances leading into the weekend. that's coming up in a little bit. let's talk traffic wit missa mollet. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. let's talk traffic. college park, outer op. still have the left side blocked by a debris. ladder is in the a roadw several vehicles have struck it. hopefully they get this out of the way soon. rest of the beltway looks okay outer loop ough the near route 1, we're not seeing much of a slowdown. prince gorges county, into town, out of town, no problems there. southbound 295 pennsylvania avenue, that uneven pavement, that project still underway. have some complaintsf tha uneven roadway. 66 here, fairfax county to the beltway, 65 miles per hour gets you there in nine minutes. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> this morning, students parents will notice increased security at three prince gorges county schools. >> police are investigating. molette green is live. what are we hearing ab

and maybe, sunday into monday a ance for snow. ou it sounds balmy when you say 50 degrees when look at the temperature right now. >>> inner loop, mostly on the right side of the roadway, not causing a hedelay on beltway. but a response and crash on the right side. rest of the beltway looks od, including through that section. you don't have much of an issue at all. bay bridge, a reminder. winds restrictin effect for high-profile vehicles here this morning. as we zoom into downtown, in southeast, mlk jr. avenue, sh shutdown near savannah. >>> it is that time of year already. teens in the dmv and acro the country will receive college acceptance letters. one maryland teenager found out where she's going over the weekend and got a lo than a letter. ♪ my gotyness. univer leaders made several surprise visits to homes. some of the terrapins' marching band along with mascots surpri believe it.o couldn't >> i hope she wants to go toma land because they pulled out all the stops. >> she may have applieied to otr schooln >> better tetting the

temperatures will keep climbing to climb ances start as well. i'll time out the rain chances in a few minutes. fo now let's go to melissa mollet. >> actually we're goingo talk about the reason for all of this nonsense, what we hav to do as a cause and effect. layer up with your warmest clothing before we go out. don't do what i did. i got mine. >> i'll have to lend you mine because it'shat kind of day. lat another it led to se car trouble for a man in washington. a quick trip to the store ended up staking much longer because his car couldn't start. a stranger stepped in to give him a jump and get his car going again. >> it'sterrific, really great. i feel like these types of communityrings everyone together as a community. >> they were able to get the car going again, but i'm sure we' going to see a whole lot of this throughout the day. >> it's way too cold. cars act up. >>> d.c. has activated a hypothermia alert because of the temperatures. homeless shelters are teaming up. staying out for several hours in weather like this, it causes hypothermi

. >> the president's plan includes three years protection for some refugees anc $5.7 billion for a border wall. >> we heard what particulars were in it. >> democrats are demanding the president reopen the government before negotiations on border security can begin. >> first president trump said give me the call or i will shutdown the government. then president trump said unless you give me the call i will keep the government shutdown. >> a deal would have to be reached by midnight tonight. there is no sign that will happen. these federal workers at arkansas say another missed check could have dire consequences. >> by this coming week people might be out of their home because landlords may or may not say they will wait for their money. >> and resentment is growing. >> quit using us as your pawns. >> polls show a majority of americans disapprove of how the president and both parties in congress are handling the shutdown. >> well the house is expected to vote this week on a package of spending bills to reopen most of the government and provide $1 billion in border security funding. >> all ri

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. >> anc pgeorge's county school board member wants to help kids whose parents are federal workers so he's proposing to make food free for kids until the shutdown ends. uncilman alexander wallace says prince george's county school's ceoled can waive the cost on her own.os the of meals are fully funded in the school budget. the count memorization the money made from students pays down as ch of the meal budget as possible. h wallace sayse expects to hear from goldson today. >> and a panicked woman says she was trying to get away from a strange man who was chasing her. she's safe now because she found the perfect people toer help h until police arrived. it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ends sunday. >>> well, we are learning more about that massive data breach at marriott international. we know that than 5 million passport numbers from citizens aroun

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i see a bunch of men who deserve a second chance, who need another second ance.so much that they can contribute out herend >> you spent nearly 20 years of your life in prison. >> yes. >> and you're getting a second chance. you participated in many rehabilitation pyograms while were there. was there a single turning point while you were on the inside? >> i wouldn't se a sin point. i think it was a slow turning for me, being able to watch other men be examples, to see people come in and offer me a new set of tools, and watching certain people in the administrationwho walk with integrity, i think they were aln m that allowed me to really reflect on my life a lot deeper. >> what were some of the tools that the p rehabograms gave you? >> one is really just the ability to look back, the ability to reflect on moments of my life,dihen 't make the right decision, having the courage to sit in that moment and look at it, we call it sitting in the fire, sitting in the moment and look at how i behaved and what i wanted to do different, and knowing that i could rewrite that. >

. >> reporter: ari an uncomfortable ance >>> how long can you go on like this? >> personally, i would say at least another paycheck. >> reporter: that's it? >> yes. >> reporter: tammy leitner, nbc news, san diego. >> the suspect in the disappearance of 13-year-old jayme closs is due in court today. jake thomas patterson is accused of shooting and killing kloss's parents before abducting her in october. she was found 07 miles from her home and investigators are piecing together evidence to build their case against patterson. nbc's kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: these are the first photos of jayme closs, smiling with family and cuddling with pets after her three-month ordeal. >> she is eating well. she's happy, she's smiling. >> reporter: kloss managed a dramatic escape thursday from a home in rural wisconsin, ending an hom with her aunt, an emotional reunion after the teen's alleged abduction and the brutal murder of her parents.jake patterson now in custody. the motive, a mystery. >> i don't know. if he just saw her or what the connection is, but there'

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the biggest win of young ance's reer. >> this is so awesome. new overnight a huge win for prince gege's county native in the australian open. 39th ranked francis tiafo beat fifth seat kevin anderson in four sets. the biggest upsetf the tournament so far. tiafo moves on to the third und where he will face another tennisvetera italian sep pi. we will root for him ahead of the another celebtion for tiafoe. >> pace yourself,y. bu >> kevin anderson is 6'5". >> a big win. >>> the washington wizards are already working on their game on the biggest road trip of the year. team is in londonor a game against the new york knicks. they had flight trouble getting out of washington. we had this weather. they finally landed, though. >> they're looking to bounce back after an overtime loss at home over the weekend. the knicks are on a four-game losing streak right now. hope they can keep it going. last night the team received a royal welcome at ksington palace. these are pictures from the event there posted on social media overnigh the wizards game against the

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the bears would get one last ance to win the game.ll they need is a field goal s om that guy. >> and -- it hitthe upright again, that's impossible! >> impossible but it happened. a double doink, what a heartbreaking miss for cody parkey. and the coach, stunnedthere. the bears fans all ocke t he didalk to reporters after thhegame, though. 's what he said. >> that's the worst -- one of the worst feelings in the world, to l your teamdown. i feel terrible. i'm going to continue to put ings in perspective. continue to put my best foot r forwa forward. sleep at night knowing i did everything in my power this week too make that kick. for whatever reason, at the crossbar and the upright. >> cody parkey will be all dright, just't go on twitter for about a month. >>> the other sunday game in baimore, the los angeles chargers, 23-3 lead in the fourth. lamar jackson would strike. he found michael crabtree, the first touchdown of the day for the ravens. he'd do it again,o jackson crabtree. that late rally would fall short. the chargers win on the

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the people who lived in the village described anc apocalyptiscene-- they were so frightened about theiers that were sent. there were the helicopters, the drones. >> narrator: the villagers say safa is the first foreign journalist to come here since the u.s. raid. abu mujahid: ahmad and mujahid: child: (abu mo'ath speaking arabic) child: mo'ath: child: mo'ath: child: >> narrator:ight-year-old mujahid's back and hearing was damaged in the raid. mo'ath and child: child: >> narrator: a u.n. investigation later said that 50 u.s. soldiers were involved in the attack, and that in addition to the al qaeda casualties, five civilians were killed, including an 80-year-old man, nasser mahdi. (wheel squeaking) dhabia ahmed was at home that night with her six children. >> ahmed: >> narrator: she says her 15-year-old son abdullah was a conscript in the yemeni army. he was killed th night. she shows his gun and says that he wajust trying to defend his family, and that other men did the same. in a statement on the incident, the pentagon said precisio airstrikes from an a.c.-130 gunship were used. ahme

delays on marc, operating on anc "r" dule. metro bus, delayed. rail opening but supposed to be running at normal service. aaron? >> melissa, we'll check back with you. >>> as the sun went down, so did the temperatures yey. and the snow kept right on falling. >> many roads became impassablee and entire dmv saw snow, plety of it. we kicking off coverage in virginia and maryland. >> justin fckch is tg conditions in ashburn. he's out of the car. what do you see? >> i jumpe out of the car. i found myself out here. i was caught in build-up here. over time, it appears the trucks did not come back. we have a lot of snow here on the roadway right now. this is the reaso why schools and workplaces will be closed today. as i walk through right m now, foot is going in deep here. the main roads looking very, hevery good forost part, given these conditions. some slick spots here and there. andyou see the side streets the neighborhood streets, that need quite a bit i of work. thnot an icy snow. it appears, fluffy stuff. great for t kids. in a few hours, we'll co

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was tothe first acts pass two bills that will reopen the government, but they have no ance of passing republican-controlled senate. proof thathe shutdown is not their fault. >> trying to come to an o agreemen which we can all agree. but holding 800,000 peopl hostage, holding the people's government hostage is not what they expected. >> coming up, we'll hearne from w local members of congress that are already doliealing wit angry constituents over the shutdown. >> the trump administration wants to send more troops to the border to string atre. 160 miles of wire will go on top of the existing border fencing. in approved, the addition of troops could extend the military's current deploy at the border until the end of septem cr. it is ase of major debate in congress. the president refusedopprove any spending bill that doesn't include money for a wall. >> is 35. we're learning more in the shooting death of a young marine at the barracks in southeast d.c. marine officials say a marine guard fired h weapon hitting lance corporal reilly kuznia early tuesday morning. he was rushed to the hospi

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we'll talk about the rain ances and show you all of that on the ten day forecast coming up in a bit.thank you, lauren. >>> it is 6:32.s developing t morning, students and parents will notice increased security today at three prince georges county schools. now news 4's molette green is live at the high school. what do we teed know here. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it's important to know this is the first day t back after winter break for the students, the teachers and the staff so ere is a lot of anxiety, especially so with the threat made. but it's important to note that at this timechool officials do not t wheres threat credible. as a precaution though, they will have extra security out at the three schools that were named in the threat that was made via e-mail and social media. the schools in addition to bladensburg high school are parkland highl sch and william wurt middle school. school officials say they are committed to providingwi studen a safe and orderly environment. that's their top priority, and all of these threats, any kind of threat is taken seriously. we talked to

and just ance showers. the heaviest rain gets in tomorrow. today maybe just a primer for that.ooking at the game upper 50s, with the slight chance of rain. the accuweather seven-day forecast a 2 on the storm impact scale for heavier downpours you the throughout the midmorning and mid-afternoon hours. then the stronger system tomorrow. then downloading the ach can you track live doppler 7 which keeps us wet through the middle of next week. >> yes, you all have been warned. so keep that umbrella and the jacket on stand by. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> do you ever wonder what happens to a stolen cell phone or laptop. dion lim did and found a man who track his device halfway around the world. >> it's a cat and mouse game. >> this is michael. he is an i.t. professional at berkeley who has been on the hunt two years. >> i got a report from one of my colleagues saying that his computer waslenr. >>utte of sitting b >> pt ofndin responsibility is to track and monitor these. >> reporter: guess where the laptop was found. >> in hanoi, vietnam. and the company that has the computer is apple h

a lot of people in the community may find that helpful in helping them to keep their f ances together and intact. >> rhonda, thank you so much. i'm going to back up and speak with rosie allen, the president and ceo of our local united way here. this, of course, ine of four centers throughout the region. break down where those are for >> sure. the financial empowerment centers are located here at prince george's community college. we have another one in sou county and fairfax county, on the route 1 corridor one in prince william county and woodbridge. the latest one to open is at the yland workforce center in the district of columbia. this is our f.rth cent we're pleased and proud to bring this work. this i something that your united way does every day. it's more critical during a time like this. >> reporter: that drove the united way to find, on their own, $50,000 in emergency funding. we have heard pepco has stepped in to match that. how quickly candi the f get to work? >> we're proud of what your united way is able to do with the donations of our donors. we're more pleased with thep

stepped away.re cowoman debbie wasserman schultz wrote, "while i still firmly believe in its values ancon,not associate with the national march's leaders and principles, which refuse to completely repudiate anti- semitism and all forms of bigotry. sarsour responded on behalf of the women's march, writing: "we are deeply invested in building better and deeper relationships with the jewish community. and we're committed to deepening relationships with any community who has felt left out of this movement. we want to creatspace where all are welcome." and mallory explained her refusal to outright condemn farrakhan on "the breakfast club" radio show... >> i have not condemned the man who killed my son's father. i have never denounced the i've never talked about them in a condemnation context. >> nawaz: the controversy carried over into this year's march. >> the women's march does not represent jewish people. j >> and to ish sisters, do i see all of you. i ca sisters and we will complete and job and no one will be discarded from this movement. >> nawaz: the three-year-old movement now confron

overnight when the national assembly, the anc, called for gubernatorial elections in they ceased017,alling for demonstrations. they dropped the protests and they participated in the elections. they have gone back and forth and then very much discredited. jandreoosition, as alen stated, is divided. maria carino, there is a moderate opposition. even though the entire opposition supports neoliberalism, the moderates support dialogue with the government. for instance, two presidential candidates, x presidential candidates, and candidates of the major -- the two major traditional parties. they were presidential and 1993. in 1988 they supported participation in the presidential elections that most of the opposition boycotted. recognizingport maduro and promoting dialogue. so the opposition is divided. what the trump administration has done is to radicalize the situation in venezuela and pull the rug oututrom under the in favor the more radicals in the opposition. amy: i want to turn to president trump's remarks before the un's general assembly last september. pres. trump: currently, we are

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they were angry, members of anc.eid south africa, and why were you going there. what do you think about that all of these years later? >> i think they were completely disingenuous about it. first of all, we didn't break any boycott. there was no rule about recording with black south african musicians. first of all, the musicians voted whether they wanted me to come or not. i didn't know that. but i found out later on that they had voted. what they wanted to know, the musicians, was, "how much are we gonna be paid, and will we get credit?" and so that was easy, you know? of course they were gonna get credit and royalties, and i paid them, at that time, what was -- i think it was triple scale of what you would be paid in new york. so i think it came out to be like maybe $600 for a three-hour session. they were making like $15 for a day. so everybody was perfectly happy. nobody particularly thought that we were going to have a hit. you know, a lot of those guys didn't know who i was. and my experience with traveling aro

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the committee too conduct its business, i'm going to maintain the koran.if that means if there's any ance disturbance by the audience, the person causing the disruption will be escorted from the roomin by the capitol police. the c with that said i called a hearing to order. today we are going toto considew the nomination of andrew wheeler to be the administrator of the environmental protection agency. welcom the f wathe acting administrator's nomination, iur wanted to get moment to welcome the new members of thewn and committee, senators cramer, welcome to the committee. e i knowxp that your experience ae expertise will strengthen the tr committee and bring fresh perspectives to the debate. olde i also like to welcome back all of the old members of the committee. [laughter] conduct i look forward to working with each of you as we conduct the business this congress which brings us to the business of today's hearing. president trump nominated to the acting administrator andrew the wheeler to serve as the administrator of the agency. serving since april of 2018 when the senate confirmed his

i think it's hard for me to make ance assessment on the trade si. i was surprised, maybe more surprised than i should have been in 2016 by the extent to which the anti-trade voice in both the republican and the democratic parties seemed to sway our leadership election. so again, the democratic national committee, you had the no tpp signs. looked like the agricultural cooperatives in japan. i was like, where did that come from? but it's both sides of the political spectrum now are deeply questioning, right, our global economic role and our trade agreements specifically. so that was new. that's not necessarily all about trump in my mind but it is something i think for our japanese colleagues to take seriously inside the united states. i'm not sure how this is going to rectify itself for 2020 or if it is going to rectify itself. so the united states on the economic side is going to be slightly different than we've experienced it before, and i think that's going to stay with us way beyond 2019 and perhaps far beyond 2020. on the security side, i think t

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develop now are extraordinary and so the of ance in terms technological development of the course of single administration, five-year e, four or period, it is extraordinary and things that might have been are irrelevant now. i don't think we should, i think we should address the chinese from strategic relationship and position of strength, i feel deep sense of on the missing piece here, which is the piece about what we're going to do to technological balance. i think it is actually odd we sputnik elt this as moment and it is odd when we alk about china, china-u.s. relationship is most important strategic thing we're doing in the world, we haven't had this urgent priority. >> we're alas going to have to end there. notice several other questions, but i can't indulge them because we're on to our panel and nick runs a tight shop. coming up on the stage, our next group. please thank our first panel. [applause] >> richard, join us. doug. everyone.ou, by the way, that last questioner new eg allen at center for american security. greg was student of professor myself and spoke at our conferen

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