looking at in the past fifteen or twenty minutes if you're just joining us here on al-jazeera is julius malema from the economic freedom fighters basically kind of filibustering with a small f e a saying look we didn't have ample opportunity first thing this morning local time to challenge the supposition there we are they are walking out m.p.'s voted into the parliament to represent an economic freedom fighters deciding to i guess exercise their democratic rights and leave the chamber julius malema saying that they didn't have the enough time first thing this morning the speaker of the house saying yes you did but now the business all this afternoon show joined this afternoon procedure is to make sure that is sworn in as president traditionally more of course something of a thorn in the side of the a.n.c. he was expelled from the african national congress although he has been touted by some people think as being potentially a south african president at some point in the future they're basically lying when they started that quite loud quite vocal protest against the process that the spe

julius caesar had homes on the site demolished to make way for four of his plans were carried out by subsequent emperors. after the fall of the roman empire the christians built their churches on the foundations of the old temples. before him fell into ruin. when jurists now walk mussolini's ground via day forty imperioli to the colosseum there is one point where they always pools for stone reliefs trace the growth of the mighty roman empire from the foundation of the city in seven fifty three b.c. to its full in the year a d. three hundred thirty by the modern calendar year i think that. all the way. that a sham. all that why. the forum extends southward as far as the palatine hill from here we have the finest view of the capital. and there. in the form and on the color chinese built the magic and history of ancient rome how people wherever we go to air. we have only to sit in the shade of the columns and read the pages of historian levy and the rome of classical antiquity with all its festivals disasters and every day bustle comes to life. until it was burned down in the great fire

and let's do business not only is this a market correction swiss bank julius baer has labeled the u.s. stock sell off the short volatility flash crash although everyone's blaming sudden fears of inflation it reckons we'll never actually find out exactly what stocks the death spiral that triggered an algorithmic trading reaction in stocks although it very optimistically uses the word short other analysts see the downside staying and cold is a natural reassessment of the inflation outlook after the global market rout earlier this week investors were warned of increased and more frequent volatility in the next weeks and that's what they're getting as seen by the dallas plunge on thursday some analysts say that algorithm based trading in preprogram sell orders are to blame others point to market based indicators first u.s. investors fretted over a potential rise in borrowing costs as inflation picks up on increasing wages and they were anxious over the government shutdown some investors are taking a longer more sanguine view bracing themselves for short term discomfort or in one of these

. >> it is i julius cesar em perror of rome. >> oh, it's julius cesar. [ cheers and applause ] >> heedy warning if you dare to abandon the roman numerales it will bring nur civilization to doom. >> think we're heading that way already. >> rome has been using roman m numerals since i invented them. >> what year did you invent them. >> it was -- i. >> but now we're in the year mxviii and it's confusing. >> it's confusing to all. >> it's confusing to me, it's confusing to all of us. [ cheers and applause ] thanks guys. kp we're going to say oh, good i can read that now. >> no they will not say oh, good, they will say oh, bad. you will prkserish, you leave mo choice but to stab you l iii times. i. i v. >> that's not doing anything because you're a ghost. >> momma mia guess i will go to the little seesz ares if cesars next to hooters. >> very sorry about the roman n numerals i know they were important to you. but thank you for stopping by. >> okay. pizza pizza. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how about that. guillermo was in minnesota this week for the super bowl meeting. this is

in the fourth, under by 8, carmelo anthony, blocked, over to julius randall and he knocks it down phoenix open, the par 3, gary woodland enjoying the noise, and his tee shot also on the stadium hole. he's 17 under, he's in the house at 18 under par. brady on 17th. chas rivi finds it with a birdie putt. but he would miss a key putt on the first playoff hole. and garry woodland just had to sink that par putt to win the phoenix open. i break the game down like no other, because i can. >> you go, drew. >> how many co-workers do you know have one of those? >> that's right. >> see you then. >>> well just ahead, a new movie unravels the dark mistmystery o san jose's remington house. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. color? >> purp

and identified as julius watson of camden and remained stabilized in the hospital. and struck a man sitting on the steps nearby war del johnson, his injuries are not life-threatening. >> a child loses its life at such a young age, it makes you think of the loss of the promise and the future for the city. >> again, we are waiting for the camden county prosecutors office to give us a signal if they have a ruling on the case or any charges lodged against this 84-year-old motorist who remains hospitalized at this hour. vernon odom channel 6 "action news" in camden. >> thank you. >>> in parkland florida, 17 lit angel figures stood on a stage last night. one for each of the people that were shot and killed on wednesday inside of marjorie stoneman douglas high school. hundreds of people gathered for the vigil honoring the lives lost and to help everyone as they continue to grieve. the shooting rampage lasted just 6 minutes, that is how long the gunman nikolas cruz roamed the hallways shooting at students and staff. here is more from parkland florida. >> reporter: this trag

in the fourth, under by 8, carmelo anthony, blocked, over to julius randall and he knocks it down phoenixe par 3, gary woodland enjoying the noise, and his tee shot also on the stadium hole. he's 17 under, he's in the house at 18 under par. brady on 17th. chas rivi finds it with a birdie putt. but he would miss a key putt on the first playoff hole. and garry woodland just had to sink that par putt to win the phoenix open. i break the game down like no other, because i can. >> you go, drew. >> how many co-workers do you know have one of those? >> that's right. >> see you then. >>> well just ahead, a new movie unravels the dark san jose's remington house. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/access

credit of course is given to a rejuvenated opposition in south africa the democratic alliance and julius malema c.s.s. and the pressure that they applied as well as of course a free spirited media in bringing down zuma that the opposition isn't going to go now they're going to really put his feet to the fire. as the months take on towards an election. i think that's absolutely correct and i think particularly in the case of the e f f the economic freedom fighters julius malema sparty as we were hearing earlier on they were absolutely determined that they were going to hold to account interestingly one of the main stances of the e f f when it's been in existence has been simply to get rid of. the previous administration now that zuma has stepped down in one respect they've almost been just for a brief moment a party looking for a reason to exist but very very quickly they have adopted the persona of we are part of the legitimate opposition in africa and we're going to hold the new president to account for everything he does it's going to be very interesting to watch over the next few mont

officials to buy off small amounts of land that inflated prices for julius malema he just mentioned say that's not the problem he says the stumbling block is that it's the constitution doesn't allow the government to expropriate land without compensation so that's why he's pushing through trying to push through parliament right now waiting to see if the a.n.c. will vote for this constitutional change or not in recent months they said it's that policy to bring about this change but it is as you say quite radical and we're going to find out in the next hour or so if they're going to back it in parliament if this will actually go through and begin the process of a constitutional change come way there and john is that malcolm thank you. but more still to come here on the news hour including. buried for decades the battle to clear thousands of landmines scattered across afghanistan. i really believe i'd run into even if i didn't have a weapon and i think most of the people in this room would have done that to president trump takes aim at police who responded to a school shooting in florida.

. >> jack and julius one-year-old and received the flu shot. their nanly has an11-year-old daughter. >> my daughter is very, very ill. she had the flu. they were careful. >> reallyier today, governor cuomo announced amendment to executive order that would provide flu shots to kids 12 through 18 years old. people in the heat department is urging all parents to ensure your children get flu shots and in brooklyn, aim nate rogers for "chasing news." bill: some big announces coming out of washington, d.c. the trump administration rolling not 1.5 trillion in are a k ture plan capping it off with 200 billion in new federal spending. john has the story. john, what do you got for us. >> bill, if you don't have a seat at the table you? in the menu. the guest list today the white house did not include anybody from new york, new jersey or connecticut and sure enough the new is not so great. here is what president trump and infrak ture spending over the next ten years so this is money to am prove roads, brings, tunnel, waterway and the look. the president s

week for our audience in a special where we chat with south american legends and we really apply to julius. this is charlie miners approached economic. blow bubbles from wells fargo wells fargo. charlie monger and one above it. you don't mess up syria our security interests that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and you can't just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable. five pm from moscow the most powerful body prepares for another round of crisis talks on syria's rebel held eastern as russia accuses the international community of double standards. here russian lawmakers consider tougher penalties for child sex abuse says harrowing details emerge from an orphanage in central russia. florida school massacre further polarizes american society of gun control with both sides suggesting radically different security solution. if we want to introduce weapons and encourage teachers to carry weapons then i think there is a word for that and that's called the po

next week for our audience in a special where we chat with south american legends and we've plights julius come on. don't mess up syria got our security interests that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and you can't just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable. this is charlie munger is approached economics. from wells fargo wells fargo. charlie munger and one above it turns the word. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and nimble fiddlestick misfit if you like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going up the study hall maybe. john does. the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those. under the oak vision the only could be this. and that's not as to how to display any of the most of the i'm going to continue muslims you know do more commitments also don't piss off. the u.n. security council holds another round of crisis

week for our audience in a special where we chat with south american legends and we really apply to julius car. most of the money for the sports deal in the steel mills and most of the snowboarding one of them in some. beautiful yes good new books i'm talking a bushel some. of the i'm close to them is material to my gym my idea of the all my my my friends with the star you know focused. so from you know will someday in cinemas along with me the sport of the video for the dog you'll see yes it's a little. book of citizenship and jhelum with some of the most beautiful showed some cool pulls to the police but yes the people still most of them so just to think oh well like you pull a guy you would usually look awful when they should be pursuing your thesis each of us knows tells me i'm stumped you know playfully mean yes this one will be so. this is charlie. miners approach to economic slow bolt flow through wells fargo bell wells fargo bell of the church charlie munger and warren buffett turns the word. the un's most powerful urge for another round of crisis talks on syria. also ahead. the. d

some two thirds of the south african parliament the leader of the economic freedoms fight his party julius malema had this to say. the time for reconciliation is over now is the time for justice we must ensure that we restore the dignity of our people without compensating the criminals who stole our land. now malema is a somewhat controversial and radical figure in south africa in the past he has said that he's not calling for the sorter of white people at least not yet you also have a situation in south africa where in recent years there's been a spate of killings of white farmers so you certainly have white south africans who have been very afraid now those who support the change and the motions say that it will go a long way to restoring justice but of course you have critics who say it will do anything but that if anything they argue it will merely heighten racial tensions that still exist in the new south africa. and that brings us right up to date many folks of course want paula slew with the latest. go to the news now the belgian government's facing a backlash over plans to make it

"julius cesar" -- about power, of ruling. "romeo and juliet" -- teens falling in love. it's already been written. it's just how we present shakespeare that it adapts to the african-american culture. and what we do is that we put costumes, settings, visual icons -- like we set "a midsummer night's dream" as part of a trinidad and tobago carnival... >> mm-hmm. >> ...with the beautiful feathered costumes and the music and the dancing. and when people see it that way, they're like, "oh, yeah. that does look familiar. oh, i know those characters." so it's bringing our culture back to us. >> so there really is nothing new under the sun? >> there is nothing new under the sun. even if you think there's something new, it's already been done. it just might be new to you. and that's what makes it an experience -- a cultural experience. so we have these programs and performances that we have a gathering -- like, we do an all-black production of "cinderella" every holiday season, and we sold out for all performances this past year. >> some people, especially young people, find the l

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another letter, he wrote that it's engine had -- if stanton had lived in the time of our savior, julius garrett would have a good reputation. they did not like one another i this point -- by this point. mcclellan never really attacked richmond. mcclellan near richmond in what we call the seven days battle. mcclellan's reports to stanton were positive at first. soon, there was a darker note. there was a telegram that said, if there was a disaster, the responsibility cannot be thrown on my shoulders. at about 1:00 in the morning on june 29, stanton is still in his office. a message arrived in which mcclellan told stanton i have lost this battle because my -- he concluded, if i save this army now, i can owe no thanks to you or any other person in washington. you have done your best to sacrifice this army. whether that final phrase was part of the message as stanton first read it, we do not know. with or without the final phrase, it was an amazing message. as stanton handed it to lincoln, stanton with -- stanton was almost trembling with rage. lincoln calmed stanton down. he also calmed dow

procession of the athletes starting in korean alphabetical order starting with nigeria this is not julius first time at the games they have a female bobsled team and they're very proud of that but stealing the show as he did in rio de janeiro is the shirtless guy peta of tonga he was in the summer olympics as a taekwondo athlete and you can see he's a very athletic guy he's now there as a cross-country skier in the winter olympics the korean team were given a very warm welcome the joint north and south koreans who of course you know performing are you know entering the stadium with a joint korean flag and we did see towards the end of the ceremony the real splashy pageantry that sort of out of the the euro vision song contest playbook only on a much much bigger scale we saw you know massed dancers we saw sort of you know kids on imaginary rivers in iraq. a lot of sort of. really impressive large scale pageantry a massive production and you know presumably everybody who was there probably really enjoyed it but not everyone who was supposed to be there attended what happened to the american

and also allegations of corruption and landry redistribution julius malema the leader of the breakaway opposition economic freedom fighters party has been saying that the problem needs to be tackled by changing the constitution to allow the government to expropriate land without compensation so he made the case to parliament to make to pass a motion to make that constitutional change we must ensure that we do store the dignity of our people without compensation. who stole our lent those who can do to protect these crimes themselves are to stop crime because those who protect the crime are not as themselves the motion was passed in the significant majority about two hundred forty in favor and about eighty voted against this is because the ruling a.n.c. party voted with the economic freedom fighters in recent years as the a.n.c. its popularity has declined their rhetoric has got even tougher on land reform they used to object to expropriation without compensation but this time they joined in the effort in a move that will begin the process of constitutional change so by the time that's m

things that helped the rise of the economic freedom fighters a breakaway opposition party led by julius malema and he's for some years been making the case to give the government greater powers to take land without compensation and put in motion to parliament today to begin a process of changing the constitution to allow them as he said it was passed with a significant majority because the a.n.c. the ruling a.n.c. party voted with the economic freedom fighters on this issue for the first time how lengthy could the process be what happens next. it was meant to go to a committee now that it won't come back to the national assembly in till august and it could take some more months before this constitutional changes actually made there's an election next year we don't know who will be in power or what the political climate will be like by the time the government has this new power and what kind of policy of course they'll bring in to what extent they will radically redistribute land or not but we have seen in recent years the trend slow land distribute distribution general poor service deli

well implemented and some people think this is because of corruption and a lack of political will julius malema the leader of the f.f.a. opposition party thinks that's not the problem and the problem is the constitution needs to be changed to allow the government to expropriate land without compensation he's trying to put a bill through parliament today what we're waiting to see is whether the a.n.c. will back that bill or not they've said in recent months that it will be their policy to do so waiting to see if they're going to take this relatively radical step and if they do that would trigger the beginning of a constitutional change now delegates at a summit and kenya are discussing how aid agencies can regain public trust after sex scandals donations to oxfam a former after the sacking of workers who use prostitutes in haiti and un peacekeepers were sent home from south sudan after being accused of sexually abusing women catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. this is a summit that brings together key players in the humanitarian sector and one of the main talking points is finding the

way to work together that statement came just after the economic freedom fighters and its leader julius malema walked out of parliament in protest they were demanding that parliament be dissolved the opposition party says this is the same parliament protected zuma and violated the constitution remop was appears to be sitting a different tone one that may unite is a party which has been divided by factionalism he says getting rid of corruption building the economy and creating jobs will be a priority well cyril ramaphosa will face a range of challenges including high unemployment and widespread violence on the streets he will also have to face the people in just a year those elections as we've been hearing shuttle for twenty million team years or to have the homey. here's the chief negotiator in the final days of jacob zuma as presidency cyril ramaphosa stam as acting president is a signal of change but celebrations by his supporters may be short lived as attention to what comes next he was elected president of the ruling african national congress in december by a slim margin and will ha

ask julius randall. l.a. won it 108-104. programmer minor tonight on game day, 11:30 11:30. giants general manager along with stanford guard anna wilson, kid sister of seahawks quarterback russell wilson. >> he probably is harder mostly because -- and i know he chews harder because i can hear him on the court, so it's pretty funny. >> how russell wilson helped his baby sister land on the radar at stanford. speaking of stanford, all about britney mcphee tonight. heavy underdog. hitting the runner. she scored 31 of her 33 points in a second half. five minutes left, mcphee from deep. she scores the last 19 points for her team. stanford upset the ducks 78-65. cal women, not so lucky at oregon state. came up with a steal and oregon state won this by 68-48. pga stop in phoenix, par 3, 16. scottsdale. game 20,000 fans. move to the 18th, need thursday one to go. had to go for playoff. nailed it. so we have extra play against gr ry woodland. he missed it. he tapped in for the win. four straight week, a tournament has ended in a playoff. now something really different. let's put it th

the nba has fined cuban $600,000 for comments about tanking during a podcast with hall of famer juliusg. commissioner adam silver said the fine was for "public statements detrimental to the nba." the podcast with erving was posted sundaycuban said that he met recently with some of his players and told them "losing is our best option."... he also said he shared the club's summer plans with the players and... "that we're not going to tank again."... he said by the end of the season, it will be "a year and a half of tanking." of course cuban is worth about 4-billion-dollars... so he can tae the money out of his poket rick pitino spoke aday after his 2013 national champinship team at louisville was strippped of it's national title... the school's basketball program also had to vacate 123 games and reimburse million of dollars in revenue for multiple ncaa tournaments... this all stemmed from a scandal in which a basketball assistant was accused of providing strippers and prostitutes for recruits pitino was fired last september for a number off- court incidents regarding the program... he sp

mark cuban taking a hefty bite from the nba that but julius erving. cuban set that up.st to shine. adam silver lane a hefty 600,000-dollar fine on mark cuban. you can't see a picture going to tank in sports. cheryl: he's known for being so colorful though, jared. lauren: and the worst olympics for team u.s.a. cheryl: thank you commensurate. catch a sports reports, fox news headlines sirius xm 115. lauren: coming up, the dollar getting another boost. up five days in a row. we'll tell you why when we go to london. up next on "fbn:am." tes. so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. but wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to bot

he became famous first as the prosecutor on the ept naj trial of julius and ethel rosenberg.r joe mccarthy during the red scare, the communist witch hunts in the 50s. he was a fun guy. and then he came back to new york, was a very successful lawyer and power broker. and the reason hez name has been in the papers again-- and somewhere in hell he's smiling over that-- is because he was also donald trump's lawyer and mentor until the day he died of aids in 1986. >> stephen: now, recently, it's been reported that in march of 2017, after jeff sessions recused him from the russia investigation, donald trump yelled, "where's my roy cohn." okay. >> yes. >> stephen: was the president just calling for nathan lane to return to broadway at that point? because you guys have done a beautiful thing with this ad. this is "the new york times" ad for the show. "where's my roy cohn?" "here." ( applause ) >> well, yeah, donald finally did something right. no, you know, that was-- he was calling out in frustration, you know, the need for -- >> stephen: because cohn was a fixer. >> oh, yeah, a pit

the julius caesar presentation. you had companies like bank of america, delta i think.id you know what. we are pulling back a little bit. not associated with this even though they were funding shakespeare in the park. >> jesse: some companies can't take the heat. this company can. the ceo is a great american. he served in the the -- servedn vietnam. purple heart. he was roommates with george w. bush at yale. the nra didn't kill anybody. they didn't break any laws. it wasn't the nra that failed to protect school safety. that was the sheriff and fbi. there are 5 to 10 million people in the nra. there was an nra member who shot the shooter in texas last year. there's a few thousand activists bombarding the companies, you don't have to cave to pressure. businesses shouldn't discriminate against people because they support an amendment or not. the aclu supports the first amendment. nra supports the second. what's interesting is there hasn't been a boycott of the nra triggered by the chicago situation. there has been almost 100 shootings in chicago. victims in the last two we

according to julius baer and cibc, the frank is likely to reverse last month rally to weaken to 1.20 the europe. we are at 1.16 today, at a level not seen since they announced the ceiling for years ago. you remember that day. banks previously among them most positive forecasters for the franc as the s&p lags its peers. we talked about currencies and the stock market. let's talk about the bond market. this is the german ten-year yield, which is coming down. we are seeing bonds rise and yields declining across the european space today. yields down by three basis points. we are down to 74 basis points today. perspective into because on friday, the yield on the german ten-year rose to its highs level since september 2015. in the last couple of weeks, the yield has risen by 20 basis points. that's the action across the european market space. vonnie: we are continuing on the side of the pond to see a repricing and certain asset classes. you can see with the japanese yen at 110 point away, the dollar continues to move. that's a couple of big figures that we have moved on the yen is stronger

my name is julius gaines. creative writer, poet, photographer. america, let's do lunch. narrator: drop off a hot meal and say hello. volunteer by donating your lunch break at americaletsdolunch.org. trish: an epic failure on behalf of the fbi. they plisessed, absolutely missed that tip that they were given about the killer in florida. they had the opportunity to prevent the massacre that happened and they failed to do their job. so what does it mean for the fbi? and should christopher wray continue to lead it? joining me right now, chris farrell, director of investigations and research for judicial watch. i look at this and i say, okay, our fbi has failed on many levels, whether it be the clinton e-mail situation, whether it be getting duped by the russians with that phony dossier and then it caused them to be issuing fisa warrants on the opponent's campaign, whether just constantly wanting to take down our current president. but yet they missed the most important thing that they're supposed to do. and that's protect our citizens. they didn't even bother to follow up on

i say colleagues, julius castle is within 1,000 feet of my house, i have to recuse myself. isn't that what we want. if i had three land use appeals that came to the board i'm subject to the higher level of reporting. i want to be part of the regulated community where it makes sense. that looks like a solution in search of a problem frankly. >> if i could provide a brief comment in perhaps. i think you are right, we want folks to recuse in conflict but when there are repeated and significant conflicts continuing to be able to raise the question in some way with individuals, board and commission members, perhaps more so the members of this body, is that such a significant and ongoing conflict that prevents them from doing the job that the public expects them to do. just injecting a review process in that arena is something that i think our commission is of the view would be a benefit to good decision making and allow the public to have transparency of conflicts and i looked recently at some of the information from los angeles, a similar model based on their charter mandate wh

cuban made the comments sunday during a podcast with basketball legend julius irving. cuban is one of the co-hosts on shark tank. >>> walmart is launching a new shopping experience in the coming weeks. unless they discover items based on their own style, including modern, traditional or bohemian. it's in part of the grbroader campaign with a focus on fashion and furnishings. it's part of the site will launch in the spring. >>> the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> how a glass of red wine may benefit your teeth. >>> also ahead, you could be looking at our future leaders. the push in the bay yar to get young woman involved in politics. >> hoping to make this a better start to your thursday. we'll keep you update to on weather and traffic throughout the break. we'll be right back. >> announcer: today's stormg is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app new aveeno® positively radiant it's timbody lotion...glow on! with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dr

and today nba has fined his $600,000 for comments about tanking during a podcast with hall of famer juliussaid that he met recently with some of his players and told them... "losing is our best option."... he also said he shared the club's summer plans with the players and... "that we're not going to tank again."... he said by the end of the season, it will be "a year and a half of tanking." two-time pro bowl cornerback vontae davis... who is a free agent... visited with both the raiders and 49ers this week... the 9-year veteran was released by the indianapolis colts back in november after playing just five games with the team last season. the brother of former 49ers tight end vernon davis... both teams hope vontae davis would add cornerback depth... they are both thin at the position. unfortunately it appears the 29-year-old davis' best behind him (weather) behind him (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a gl

cuban made the comments on sunday during a podcast with julius irving, dr. j. cuban is one of the co-hosts on shark tank. >>> spacex will try again to launch a rocket in santa barbara county. they called off the pre dawn launch due to strong upper level winds. it's scheduled for 6:17 tomorrow morning. the timing of the loss is creating expectations of a repeat caused by a launch visible for miles and set off a storm of social media postings if you remember that. >> have to keep an eye out for that in the skies. which are clear and kind of cool and crisp, spencer. >> definitely cool and crisp an% will get cooler and crisper with a mix of wintery precipitation. a few clouds around the area. clouds may increase. looking from the sutro tower. 54 in san francisco and oakland. mountain view 56. 52 at half moon bay. there is a view of the golden gate from the east bay host camera. 55 at santa rosa. 51 at napa, mid to upper 50s at novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. mt. tam to the bay, a few clouds in the distance. niece are the forecast features. another chilly

and also allegations of corruption and landry redistribution julius malema the leader of the breakaway opposition economic freedom fighters party has been saying that the problem needs to be tackled by changing the constitution to allow the government to expropriate land without compensation so he made the case to parliament to make to pass a motion to make that constitutional change we must ensure that we do store the dignity or for our people without compensating the criminals who stole our lint those who continue to protect these crimes themselves are accused of crime because those who protect the crime are criminals themselves the motion was passed in the significant majority about two hundred forty in favor and about eighty voted against this is because the ruling a.n.c. party voted with the economic freedom fighters in recent years as the a.n.c. its popularity has declined their rhetoric has got even tougher on land reform they used to object to expropriation without compensation but this time they joined the effort in a move that will begin the process of constitutional change s

in parliament the far left economic freedom fighters party staged a walkout the leader there he is julius malema said his party would not take part in the election off the new president's matheson is live for us in johannesburg south korea saying it was a lively debate that took place and in parliament but just look ahead for us for a moment rob because we understand the new president is going to be sworn in in this hour. that's right it's going to take place in a building called the tane hayes here in johannesburg and that's more of just a formality the main business of the day the creation of sit around the forza as the president elect of south africa happened in the national assembly a few hours ago so all that there is going to happen at the dinner he said basically a rubber stamp if you like of the fact that he was now the president the fifth democratically elected president of south africa when that announcement was made in the national assembly a few hours ago there was dancing and singing and cheering amongst many of the parliamentarians and when settled on the forza spoke to sout

people think that the progress has been slow because of corruption and a lack of political will but julius malema the leader of the economic freedom fighters there the left wing breakaway party that you just mentioned to the constitution doesn't give powerful enough provisions to the government to be able to take land without compensation so they put the motion to the national assembly just a short while ago and this time the a.n.c. voted with them the a.n.c. as their popularity has decreased in recent years they rhetorics got tougher and this time they've actually joined with the economic freedom fighters and the motion was passed with a significant majority about two hundred forty voted in favor of about eighty members voted against it this is the beginning of a constitutional change process and this is a motion to change the constitution that will allow the government to express land in future without compensation what happens next. we'll have to go to a committee they're not due to report back to the national assembly in till august and the election next year so by the time this consti