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correspondent dan krishna spoke with jubilant fans in cape town after the match. what a performance of the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the finals in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now started because this is the good news that south africa was desperately waiting for. the world. was. wound 6 starts or rewarding wake up. this. fictional scene etc we shall see and we love each other by the way you. know it is a very big picture because you have so united called true it's keeps. book you live to suit your needs. i think was only too much of the moment because the economy's not do very well i think this will have on you know 3 people to get out and come to know i think we started it simply super excited that maybe shouldn't you did post how we did it. what he has long been seen as the sports of wides people of the white oppress us through. apartheid sign but in 9951 year after the end of apartheid the team won the title here in south africa and nelson mandela gave them the cup it wa

correspondent adrian krishna adrian i imagine the party's been full throttle for about an hour now how important is this title to south africans absolutely maybe you can hear it's hooting people moving around celebrating motorcades moving around all over the place this was such an important victory for the contract at the end of the day quite clear when i'm just coming from one of the many props and bars that were totally overcrowded today and the mood there was of course very good people told me that this is exactly what this country needed after weeks of rather negative news that economy xenophobic attacks this is finally something positive getting out of south africa and it is a reason to celebrate and the captain of the team has said it's right after the match quite clearly said we have so many problems back home but we are showing the people now what we can achieve when we all stand together give us a sense of how this sport ranks compared to say football. i mean football still has a bigger supporter base i would say but rugby has been going through an interesting transformation i

. >> nothing has been done about it, so we are here to confront the da krishna abrams who has done absolutely. >> the group is also demanding investigations into the killing of eric reason earlier this month. reason was shot by an off-duty richmond police sergeant during a parking lot confrontation. polices after exchanging words, reason got a gun from his car and approached thomas. >>> and men under arrest in palo alto accused of breaking into the home and robbing the homeowner. a teenage girl woke up at about 2 am yesterday morning and found a man opening a bathroom door in her home on ramona street. the man then went downstairs and confronted the homeowner who gave him money. the suspect ran off. when police arrived 29-year-old white renown tucker was in a yard and they found storm electronics in his pockets. >>> is 16-year-old boy was killed in a car crash around 11 this morning on the ramp of anyways southbound. a toyota corolla collided with the pickup truck and 18 was a passenger in the toyota. he was ejected from the car and later died at the hospital. two other children in the car su

movement where does that leave kerry lamb i think she's really right now because it was just like krishna monk who said it was like a referendum and it clearly shows that that hong kong people really want the protests to go on and that they are demands should be should be met and that police are in a very difficult position because of course she has to listen to beijing as well because she conscious ok let's meet the months people glacier would you have expected kerry lamb to be more conciliatory than what we heard there and do you think we may still see her make significant concessions it would be the 1st time that she has backed down i don't think she would have the approval for beijing to back down because backing down would make both the government of the beijing government kind of ridiculous on the global arena because china has always use strong hand approach to deal with all descendants in china or in hong kong before so we i don't expect to see kerry lamb or the beijing government to back down for it but i think they will have to i think they were approach a wait and see approach

to fuel but no cattle in south africa has found a new and novel use for it as a correspondent in krishna reports. les i'm still a is always good to see people's reactions while preparing is didn't a stick after all and louvel is no ordinary gin it's flavored with elephants. oh. yeah it is a little bit funny to think that was elephant dung but it's it's good surprisingly good. if you didn't expect so you know. what makes me relax or feel better about it is all the alcohol that serialize or whatever that was inside the down side doesn't really make a big difference to me it tastes good. less and slowly and his wife give a special ingredients for their gin in south africa with the scope. and there is some danger involved a pride of lions watch this with bated breath by. the 2 former academics came up with the idea while i know they're in business. terms of grass and leaves is love is a very protected call it's because the elephants are all this amazing food and they digest so little and the rest of their food has just passed through their digestive system very quickly and ends up on the fie

physical ed isn't here to krishna caught up with the secretary general just before his meeting with the german chancellor she asked him if wild leaders were failing to cooperate adequately to address global problems here in berlin you're also meeting german chancellor angela merkel how concerned are both of you about the state of multiculturalism well it is clear that the problems of today are global it is clear that no country alone can solve them it is clear that we needs. the multilateral governance we need international cooperation to the rest climate change for the rest of the so the impacts of these are the technology to address the serious problems of terrorism and crime in the world and so multilateralism is more necessary than ever and those that think that they can do it alone will sooner or later. recognize that there is no way we can avoid the strong multilateral governance to a lot of our worlds to be able to face the enormous challenges that are slipping us climate change the risks of the age of the technologies order the domestic problems of poverty and hunger of the worl

not aihara krishna. i give that on one to dana. to tell you that i have used this cheap shot before when i was describing the media under obama, but i wasn't describing supporters, how like there was an eight year coma. i wouldn't go after half the country who loved him. >> dana: especially if you want to win again. do you remember after the 2016 election, there was a series of articles for 18 months where reporters went out on a journey to america to try and understand all of these voters. especially the voters that had voted for obama and then voted for trump. that comment to me, that is about a cry for help that we need change, we need something different, it's not about being -- what is it? what did hillary clinton call them? deplorable pluralist a lot of the candidates are doing this now, especially mayor pete. in all his interviews, he's cleanly saying, i get it, let's try to work together. he's trying to be the person who is trying to work together in the push them apart. >> greg: you can argue the people who were talking ab

because over seas the performance was far worse. >> krishna, we're % through earnings season. >> yes. recession, recession, recession didn't happen, all those worries, are we now saying there's not going to be a recession? >> well, no, i don't think so. i'm on the record for saying 2018 that we have five more years in the cycle now the key point here is as long as we don't have inflation, the central banks have a lot of flexibility to manufacture outcomes by easing policies very aggressively that is clearly what happened. once the fed pivoted early part of 2019, you know, we will see the follow through effect of that over the next few quarters. >> gentlemen, thank you both good to see you. >> thank you. >>> hong kong demonstrations are turning violent once again they used rubber bullets and tear gas as they stormed into a university held by protestors. fiery explosions erupted anti-government protesters had barricaded themselves in the campus for days. for more on the hong kong unrest and the impact on the trade talks and the markets, let's welcome senator rick scott of florida. he si

their statement was a little bit hostage to fortune the game isn't quite over yet. >> right krishna guhau so much for joining us on the gloeclosi bell we are about 20 minutes before the bell and we are on record close watch. culp next, we've got your last chance trade >>> and as we head to break, let us hit bonds benchmark ten-year note actually lower for the week, as stocks have gone up, people have been buying bonds the yield at 1.7%. that is good news for all you potential home buyers out there. mortgages unlikely to move much longel ibaat all "csi bl"s ck after the break. markets. the business of trading goods and services. nasdaq operates among the largest markets in the world. and our technology powers markets from indonesia to chile. great markets are built on a foundation of trust and integrity, forged through leading edge technology and a smart regulatory framework. as technology advances, regulation must keep pace to allow the markets to evolve. today we see an opportunity to modernize regulation, to make markets more accessible to investors and entrepreneurs of all sizes. from

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