mandela recognises these huge economic, racial and social issues, and he navigated that.t even under mbeki, although not his chosen successor, he would have preferred... we have got to see these in the historical prism. what has served him is really that historical track of anc. that is the only way he was able to stay. it's so strange that one person, the young man what they call the economic freedom fighters, came upjust before the thing, and somehow said, well, look, there is something going on here. i would like to throw zuma away, but this seems to be about the anc. some people want to derail the historical role of liberation and all that kind of stuff. that is what he was playing by and it has helped him. how much longer can that continue? it's a quarter of a century. it was triggered when the finance minister was sacked. who is he? this is someone who supports and was the front line for western economic systems. someone who is really working for the big companies and so on. he is still being blamed and the anc is being blamed for not transforming the economy. that

, which is why in 2013 one mandela had his funeral in south africa, one of the few heads of state who was asked to speak amongst all present was president raul castro of cuba. >> [applause] professor horne: in any case, you should also know during the u.s. civil war, spanish cuba, or cuba wereh who ruled in a quandary. on one hand they suspected that whoever won, the north or the south during the double war, that the winners would want cuba because there had been a lust for taking cuba for decades previously. an effort to make cuba of state of the united states of america. that is one idea circulating in the minds of spanish rulers in cuba. another thing circulating was they should be in camaraderie with the slave owners in the south in order to defeat the north. but as i said, if the south had they would be after cuba ousting the spanish. at the end of the day they decided to open the report to the confederate state of america. after the defeat of the confederates, there was tremendous pressure on cuba to abolish slavery, and a bloody war interrupted to that end, leading to the rise

if you take this to directory come from mandela's miraculous period in rule, where there were, even mandelaese huge economic racial and social issues, and he navigated that. you could argue that even under the becky, although not his chosen successor, he would have preferred... summit has got to see these to the historical prism. what has set him isn't really that historical track of anc. that is the only way he was able to stay. the nearest equivalent in ahead of intelligence. one person, the young man who is heading what they call the economic freedom fighters. he came up just before the economic freedom fighters. he came upjust before the thing, and somehow said, well, look, there is something going on here. i would like to throw president zuma away. but there seems to be about the anc. some people want to derail the historical role of liberation and all that kind of stuff. that is what he was playing and it has helped him. how much longer can continue? that is of a century. it was triggered when the finance minister was sacked. who is he? this is someone was sacked. who is he? this is s

mandela, mr.ela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> while the world is changing in europe, the apartheid government of south africa sees the writing on the wall. south africa, which has been a pariah state, won't be able to continue in the post-cold war world. >> when he's released from prison, it becomes a global moment that signifies one of the earliest indications that the 1990s is going to be a very different sort of decade. >> i greet you all in the name of peace, democracy, and freedom for all. >> he becomes a moral beacon around the world because of the way he handled himself. so you had this world, this moment in the early '90s when the peacemakers were in charge. the stars aligned. >> there has been a dangerous late-breaking development in the persian gulf. u.s. intelligence sources confirm that within the past few hours more than 100,000 iraqi troops have massed along that country's border with kuwait. >> saddam hussein sends a substantial fleet of tanks and ot

and finally, how do we unite the organisation in line with nelson mandela and his values?k about those issues of governance in some detail, but sticking with what is happening inside the anc for a bit longer. it was a secret ballot, nobody needed to tell anyone else how they voted in that vote. but how did you vote? as we said, it was a secret ballot. like myself and a number of others who said our conscience would guide us, and in addition, we have a seminal judgement us, and in addition, we have a seminaljudgement from the constitutional court and an equally seminal statement from the speaker of our parliament, which indicates that the oath we have taken in the parliament is an oath to the republic and the constitution. finally, our duty lies with the people of south africa. finally, our duty lies with the people of south africalj finally, our duty lies with the people of south africa. i think i am quite experienced at reading between the lines and i think i understand what you are saying. i note that on july 18, you clearly said, it is time forjacob zuma to move aside.

he promised nelson mandela would be free. >> nelson mandela is probably the best known political prisonerd. >> mr. mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> while the world is changing in europe, the apart tide government of south africa sees the writing on the wall. south africa won't be able to in the post-cold war world. >> when he is released from prison it becomes a global moment that signifies one of the earlier indications that the 1990s is going to be a different decade. >> i -- you all in the name of --. and i personally -- >> he becomes a moral beacon around the world because of the way he handled himself. so you had this world, this moment in the early '90s when the peace makers were in charge. the stars aligned. >> there has been a dangerous late breaking development in the persian gulf. u.s. intelligent sources confirmed within the past few hours, more than 100,000 iraq key troops have massed around the border. >> it's shocking in washington and other western capitals. >> sadaam has a 1 million man army. the saudis would have not been able to resi

i know what nelson mandela would've done in this house today.y was brought by the opposition who say controversy surrounding the president is bringing the country's economy to its knees. vote with your conscience. and remove this corrupt and broken president from office. i plead you. let us put the people of south africa first and vote to remove jacob zuma today. i thank you. for the first time the vote of no—confidence will be held in secret. but the anc has expressed confidence in the loyalty of its members. at this stage we are throwing a serious, data leading a serious bomb in south africa to our government and also to a very important party. —— detonating a serious bomb. but the party is beset with internal squabbles and has never been so divided in its 105 year history. 198... despite the internal divisions, jacob zuma survived and has hung on to his political life. 177 votes to 198. what is set now is that he will step down as leader of the governing anc in december. but what is not clear is whether he can remain president of the country

to treatment and when i saw and when i witnessed the horror of that pandemic face to face and as mandela had described it which is affecting women and children they were the face of it it was as if like i had a huge insight into what was going on or why we couldn't walk away from it to that group why would that stop me from singing and writing and working in well it didn't stop me completely but. i suppose what it is is that i quite enjoy entertaining people but there's another aspect of me that feels that i need to use my platform for women's rights and ups really in a way what i've been doing are you still an artist first i'm a pearl additives before an artist in my sensibility i suppose now the the activist bit has eclipsed a lot of the so our usual fame which is there for good i would say i try yeah i try to do that couple of things about music and we'll talk more about driving as the business changed much you think just a little for the worse or might a say you like streaming i like certain aspects of technology i love things like instagram i love the in you know i love to i take ph

know what nelson mandela would have done in this house today.e with your conscience and remove this corrupt and broken president from office. applause i plead you, let us put the people of south africa first. and vote to remove jacob zuma today. i thank you. for the first time, it was a secret ballot, specifically requested by the opposition with the aim of protecting anc mps who wanted to vote against their own party's wishes. the yes, 177. applause and cheering the no, 198. a narrow victory for president zuma, the party's leaders we re president zuma, the party's leaders were relieved. we have defeated this motion and to us that is the most important aspect. other issues of course within the african national congress, there are many issues we need to do. this was the most recent attempt to oust the 75—year—old. he has been accused of spending public funds in controversial security upgrades to his private residence. this vote was perhaps the biggest sign of zuma's fading support within his own party. it's believed around 40 anc mps voted agains

i know what nelson mandela would have done in this house today.idence motion was brought by the opposition who say controversy surrounding the president is bringing the country's economy to its knees. vote with your conscience and remove this corrupt and broken president from office. i plead with you, let us put the people of south africa first and bowed to remove jacob zuma today. i thank you. for the first time the vote of no—confidence will be held in secret, but the anc has expressed confidence in the loyalty of its members. we are jumping the gun at this stage. we are throwing a serious bomb, detonating a serious bomb in south africa to our government, but also to a very important party that has put us where we are. it is a party beset by internal squabbles and has never been this divided in its 105 year history. the no votes, 198. but despite the internal divisions, president zuma survived and hang onto his political life. 177 to 198. what is certain now is that he will step down as leader of the governing anc in december. but what is not cl

barack obama had a very poignant tweet after this where he quoted nelson mandela about hate. but when you take actions away from the words. words are easily said. actions are what is different. what we have seen as we have gone further and further down the rabbit hole is the actions do not match the words. what you want to see his jobs, the ability to feed your family. that is why president trump carried michigan, pennsylvania, and there are people who make a reasonable case that some of this is being driven by the people who lost those states who did not expect to lose those states because, gosh, these are our people. they were guaranteed votes and didn't get them. i think that is a bigger issue right now. why are we dividing the country along these racial lines? is it just for political gain? i was struck and i wrote a column on my facebook page about this -- this almost seems like if we could go back to 18th century france and the beginnings of the french revolution. i started a column by saying that thomas jefferson was wrong on the french revolution because what was happ

should nelson mandela, the late nelson, should he get credit?they were his words. don't know. >> important words. >> they are. >> thank i, karen. >> i would like to see movies, here, unlimited movies. unlimited trips to the amc theater, or whatever theater chain you want to go to. and you don't have to pay anything. that would make it free. how you can score an epic ticket deal coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ hello ♪ i couldn't sleep at all last night ♪ >> okay, with the fog, and the sad song, i'm going to weep openly. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> just called to let you know. >> this is the horrible part here. >> ♪ i think about you every night ♪ your love, you're there at home ♪ hello ♪ >> all right. it is 6:56. thanks, kneel. now, let's get back to the controversy. because this is, we're going to make you mad. good day philadelphia. all of our stories have some kinds of controversy to it. jenny, now it is your turn. >> reporter: thank you, for. that yes, the city plans to discuss the future of the 9-foot tall frank rizzo statue. it has been here across from city hall si

a niÑos de diversidad racial acompaÑado por la famosa frase el fallecido lÍder sudafricano nelson mandelalo que ocurriÓ este fin de semana en virginia es la gota que derramÓ el vaso. carolina: fue el detonante en cuanto al crecimiento de estos grupos supremacistas blancos en estados unidos en este momento. javier: nuestra presentadora de la ediciÓn nocturna irÍa calderÓn entrevisto a un lÍder del kkk que la insultÓ y amenazÓ de muerte . hola, ilia, cÓmo estÁs? carolina: ilia, has dicho que es un antes y un despuÉs de esa entrevista. imaginaste que una entrevista que va terminar siendo tan criticada al punto de temer por su vida? ilia: me imaginaba que me iban a insultar, que me iban a tratar mal, que me iban a denigrar como persona pero no que iban a llegar al punto de casi amenazarme de muerte. ssabes quÉ? pensÁndolo, eso es a lo que estÁn expuestas las personas por su preferencia sexual o por su origen Étnico. esto es lo que estÁ pasando aquÍ afuera todos los días. javier: esta entrevista la podrÁn ver el domingo en el programa "aquÍ ya hora". antes queremos adelantarle parte de lo que

the quote comes from mandela's autobiography. >>> a d.c.irefighter is accused of showing up drunk to help a hurt child. then we're told he was attacked. mark sea graves worked get cell phone video and shed light on what happened. it starts after the firefighter walked out of the child's home in d.c. and ends just before the attack. >> you under the influence while doing your job? >> you can hear neighbors taunting the fireman on sunday, asking him if he's drunk. right now, he's in the hospital with a broken jaw. the fire department tells news4 they've launched an internal investigation. it's not clear where the firefighter's partner was during all this, but we're told the child was treated and is doing okay. >>> you want to play games? let's play games, cody! >> this youtube video was posted by a couple in frederick county, maryland. the controversial videos show the parents pulling what was supposed to be pranks on their children. you can see mike and heath martin's screaming and cursing at their children but now the couple is facing child

suya la que saluda sonriente a niÑos de diversidad racial acompaÑada por la famosa frase de nelson mandelau religiÓn" javier: seguimos con mÁs noticia. para los expertos ocurrido el fin de semana en virginia es la gota que derramÓ el vaso. carolina: detonante en cuanto a crecimiento estos grupos supremacista blancos. javier: nuestra presentadora de la ediciÓn nocturna entrevistó a un lÍder del couscous clan quien insultÓ y amenazó. >> un gusto estar con ustedes. carolina: tÚ has dicho que es un antes y un despuÉs de esa entrevista. te imaginaste que una entrevista iba a ser tan delicada el punto de temer por tu vida? >> me imaginaba que me iban a insultar como ellos lo hacen, que me iban a tratar mal pero, nunca me imaginÉ que iban a llegar al punto de casi que amenazarme. pero, pensÁndolo eso es a lo que estÁn expuestos las personas ahÍ afuera, los inmigrantes, las personas de la raza negra, no es lo que me pasÓ a mÍ, eso es lo que pasa ahÍ afuera todos los dÍas. javier: una entrevista completa que podrÁn ver el dÍa domingo en el programa "aquÍ y ahora". [audio en inglÉs] carolina: un hom

this could be huge for the party of nelson mandela.d. >> unfortunately i think we are not able -- [ inaudible ] can we hear him? go ahead. go ahead. >> reporter: if you can hear me, the group of protesters that is coming toward parliament. the vote of no confidence is happening later in parliament. for the president of the country, jacob zuma -- [ inaudible ] pretty loud here. behind here, thousands of protesters are moving on to parliament. if he gets voted out, he could lose the presidency later today. there could be a -- the dissolving of the -- [ inaudible ] thousands of protesters from both sides moving on to a confined space. a heavy police presence here in cape town outside parliament. there's going to be an intense debate in parliament later and possibly a new president later today in south africa. miguel? >> this is amazing -- we will let you go. i know you're having audio issues. amazing reporting you are doing. it is interesting that this is the first time it's been a secret ballot for south africans for the parliament. fasc

he just quoted nelson mandela and the world cheers.ed states is being looked at as weird and strange that we're having an argument over saving the symbol of confederacy which was about slavery and it's such a bizarre moment but i'm afraid the trump movement seems blinded to it. so i hope the south and cities like austin where i'm at, university of texas took down their jefferson davis statue, that some of these start coming down and hopefully the state governments will recognize it's not worth keeping them in the long run. >> thanks as always. >>> we have an incredible discovery to tell you about this afternoon. the uss indianapolis lost on july 30th, 1945 after being hit by a japanese torpedo has just been found. we have pictures, incredible pictures of the wrejage, the first time anyone has seen this ship in more than 72 years. the cruiser was found more than 18,000 feet below the ocean surface by a team of civilian researchers. the ship was immortalized by captain quinn's famous speech in jaws. it had finished delivering parts of th

mandela was national it. anti-colonial leaders was national it. churchhill was national its. american founders were national its. they are not fascists. it is a wrong definition. how did we get a wrong definition? we got a wrong definition after world war ii, when fascism and n naziism stained with odor of holocausts progressive coming tc power in the media, they knew what facism was. fascism has always been on the left. we need to move it into the right-wing column. i'm attacking historical revisionism redefined farcism to move it from the left-wing column. mussolini was mark i. the leading socialist in italy. hitler's party was national socialist party. hitler emphasized socialism in national socialism but the today the left taken it out because it's a whitewashing operation. >> host: san diego, california, elizabeth, line for democrats. good morning. >> watch theories of this "washington journal segment on line at c-span.org. we leave you to take it live to the national press club, where boston college center for retirement research is hosting a conference on retirement th

after that white supremacist rally in charlottesville, he tweeted, part of a nelson mandela quote saying no one is born hating another person because of or his religion. >>> president trump is feeling the backlash following his comments that white nationalist groups and counter demonstrators were both at fault for the deadly protest in charlottesville. brook silva braga has more from trump tower. >>reporter: before parting -- the president ended two white house business groups. he tweeted rather than putting pressure on the business people of the manufacturing council and strategy and policy forum, i am ending both. several business leaders resigned after the president trump both were to blame -- >> not all of those people were neo-nazi. not all of those people were white supremacist. >> criticism came quickly from democrats, republicans, and protestors here outside trump tower. >> trump said it both ways and he keeps nodding and linking at those people and i think >> this charlottesville thing putting the icing on the cake. >> vice-president pence says what happened in charlottesville h

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nelson mandela, late mandela said during the apartheid movement said it's all impossible until it's done. it seems impossible to some people now. it's not. we just need to get it done. we're very, very close. host: so you're saying people have power? al gore: people have power, and the truth is a source of power. host: yes. al gore: not to get into the teachings of gandhi, but we had a word i won't try to pronounce that they say translates into truth for us. and we've all seen in our own lives how we have the ability to feel what's more likely to be true than not and when you really feel it deeply, and sink into it, and without fear represent it, it has a force that changes things. and can move mountains really. host: i'm glad that you raised truth and power. i think they are important. yesterday, was the 44th anniversary of hip-hop. it's been around for a while now. and the beauty in that space is talking about culture. it's talking about sharing the stories and realities that everyone is dealing with. you know, individuals like jz and beyonce, and taboo, black eyed peas, who has a vide

and it could mean that they will try to pull the ruling party, nelson mandela's anc, to their side.ed corruption scandals before and many other scandals could be gone. the entire cabinet could be gone. too early to tell, miguel. but a festive sphere at this point. they will be -- atmosphere at this point. but there will be competing protests today from the anc and from the opposition parties. a heavy police presence here. for now, very peaceful, and a very, very exciting atmosphere, i have to say, in south africa for this momentous occasion. >> if the party of nelson mandela goes down, that will be a sea change for south african politics. we'll be watching it closely. thank you for being there. >> all right. 47 minutes past the hour. >>> we know the fate of that google engineer behind the controversial memo criticizing diversity. and google's ceo is weighing in. ♪ dj: hey siri, take a selfie. dj: hope i don't cause an eclipse. ♪ [siri ding] alzheimer's disease the fi is out there.survive and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs,

. >> he send this out, a picture of him with a few kids, it includes part of a quote from nellson mandela, saying no one is born hating another person, because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion. it has 2.5 million likes. that is the third most for any tweet ever. >>> in belgium, a community came together to make a massive omelet. it used 10,000 eggs. the event was planned by the local branch of the world giant omelet brotherhood. >> that's a group i need to be a >>> taco bell releasing their naked taco. it's a taco with a fried egg as the shell. they're going to be available august 31. you're liking this, you're smiling, it's only available for a limited time during breakfast hours. taco bell's first strange taco replacement was fried chicken. i didn't realize they were open for breakfast. >> are they real eggs? do we know that. >> we'll have to do some deep investigating. perhaps a verify special. >>> so boy scouts were out hiking when they spotted a plume of smoke. >> this was what started the fire. >> no, this was. >> reporter: they may not always agree, but la

. >> the quote we had that president obama posted came from nelson mandela.n you go back to education, there are people who they've gone to charlottesville, new orleans and said this is part of history, you can't change history >> i think that is right. you can't. i felt and this people, probably get a push-back on this, but when rosewood was burnt down, which was a thriving african-american community in the southwest, that would have been going to a pilgrimage for african-american community and hiding a statue is like what they're doing to isis is doing tearing up palamira, and anyone she the histories but like i said how are we going to know if you take away the statues and not put it in the books we're not doing any justice happening in america. it's a way of hiding it. one thing i thought of. greg jackson even though some of his friends have had a confederate flag and socialsed in their notion of white supremacy. i don't know how you stop that. >> by the way we had greg on at 6:30 and went to uva he mentioned, i grew up in western pennsylvania and parts o

there's nelson mandela, south africa's first black president and nobel peace prize recipient.s well as abraham lincoln, the american president who fought the civil war to preserve the union and to abolish slavery. but there was one particular person's likeness i wanted to see. they say the statue of prime minister disraeli is here in parliament square, let's see if we can find it. disraeli actually served twice as britain's prime minister under queen victoria. no, that's not him. in the age of imperialism, disraeli is credited with helping to extend britain's influence around the world. a popular saying in his say was that "the sun never sets on the british empire." neither is this. even though i was assured his statue was in the square, i couldn't find it. do you think they take statues away for cleaning? exasperated, i googled him and discovered that his statue is here after all. in fact it was one of the first that i looked at, except that the name on the base isn't disraeli, but his official title of earl of beaconsfield, so he was here after all. the reason why i wanted t

i'm talking to mandela. have had this incredible career and now legacy of interviews that are forever archived, too. they are extraordinary. and for me it is like i'm in "star wars" or i'm with my dad at the academy awards or with my mother and she is being honored. all of the things that i get to do in my life that feel like i'm pinching myself. i remember as a kid watching my parents when i'm at home with my grandma doing what they love. now i get to be in part of this community that they introduced me to of film that i am madly in love with. >> i promised you i wouldn't raise this. i lied. i know i lied. and i premise this by saying i know that you cannot talk about this but fits into this conversation because you did not say anything else anyway. if you start out by saying all i can say to you is -- >> i got you with a couple of articles where there are a number of people in this town and there are a number of high profile people saying you ought to consider running for the academy. i know you are not ca

. >> 13 nelson mandela scholars were pro noting positive change anden ovation. guests had a chance to ask group of experiences at city hall this afternoon. 13 fellows between the ages of 23 and 35 and represent the diversity of subsaharan afric africa. lawsh lauren. >> weekend is nearly upon us and it will be warmest in four week's time with high temperatures near 90 saturday and upper 80s sundayle we'll have mostly sunny companies for both days. hit or miss storm day. that will it be and slightly more ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. snv coming up next the late show with stephen colbert and late late show with james core bin. our morning you crew is back 4:0 to 7. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer. >> we're always on at cbs 23eu8ly.com. >> good nights family and sleep well captioning sponsored by cbs >> so

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. >>> and finally today, we were reminded of the words of nelson mandela when former president obamaout in what became the most-liked tweet ever. so we would like to close today with these words from mandela as a reminder of universal values of freedom and hope. >> there is no easy road to freedom. we know it well that none of us acting alone can achieve success. we must therefore act together as a united people for national reconciliation, for nation-building, for the birth of a new world. let there be justice for all. let there be peace for all. >> a universal message of resilience. thank you for being with us all, as he we reflect. craig melvin is next. >> thank you so much. good afternoon to you. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york. divider-in-chief? it feels different this time. president trump doubles down on his initial comments on charlottesville, throwing his political and moral authority into question. the young woman run over by hate is laid to rest. how does the president, how does his party, and how does our country move forward now? >>> also, monumental

he posted a quote from nelson mandela and a picture of himself smiling. he said no one is born hating another person because of background or religion or color of skin. 3.9 million people have given he liked to that tweet. >>> a sheriff in santa clara county says her department is helping to protect all and she denounced the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. >> it is pure hatred and there is no room in polite society for this. they do not belong in santa clara county and we need to build relationships rather than breaking them down, it is horrible what is happening. >> a right wing group canceled a planned demonstration, to protest the firing of a former engineer who had written a sexist manifesto. and reconsidering a permit for a rally at a field next month, patriot prayer is landing an event august 26th. the golden gate international recreation area issued a statement, saying that they are looking at all comments and will make a final determination in seven business days after safety review. and the change of heart comes after pressure from a

south african president nelson mandela.ne is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion >> and former presidents, george w bush and george w bush put out this statement, condemning the violence in charlottesville saying america must always reject racial bigotry, anti-semitism and hatred in all forms, we're ripeded by the fundamental truths recorded by the city's most prominent citizens in the declaration of independence we're all created equal and endowed by our creator with unalienable rights, we have seen the decency of our country. a lot more said. >>> the u.s. capitol building may be the next target in the battle over moving confederate symbols and statutories >> the congressional black caucus is calling for the removal of statues. and tom fitzgerald with more on this. fitz? >> reporter: good evening, jim, shawn, there is not just one statue of confederate f there are 12. and what is getting attention of a lot of people is if you compare that to how many african-america

like there's any issue with the israeli government subjugating palestinians isn't that right nelson mandela speaking in one nine hundred ninety about the p.l.o. palestine liberation organization we identified with. it because just like our sons. say a fighting force are tough sons determination through the all book called israel apartheid state and he'd know oh my god i'm a jew calling out israel right now is that even allowed it's almost like i have a moral compass that doesn't make exceptions for one country based on their religion. awkward moving. banks have cut funding for fossil fuels projects by twenty two percent it's very cool and all though a lot more needs to be done this is a direct result of activists applying relentless pressure on banks like wells fargo to divest and you know i may not have been at the divestment rallies but i've been doing my part who do you think you are well you know what up over two million basic health of your customers they pick out. how are you still in business seriously wells fargo boycott them also if you can and nestle amazon because they're conditi

after that white supremacist rally in charlottesville, he tweeted part of a nelson mandela quote saying -- no one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion. president trump is feeling the backlash following his comments that white nationalist groups and countercreme stay treasures were both at fault for the -- demonstrators were both at fault for the tragedy last weekend. we have more from trump tower. >> reporter: he appeared sympathetic to white nationalists that clashed during a rally in virginia last weekend. ne not all of those people were not all of the people were white supremacists. >> reporter: yesterday mr. trump doubled down on the earlier excellents blaming oath -- excellents blaming both sides for the silence. >> i only tell you this. -- violence. >> i only tell you this. there are two sides to a story, i thought what took place was a horrible moment for our country. >> reporter: mr. trump grew frustrated when he asked if he could denounce the hate groups. >> what about the alt left that came charging at the alt-right a

. >> 13 nelson mandela scholars were pro noting positive change anden ovation. guests had a chance to ask group of experiences at city hall this afternoon. 13 fellows between the ages of 23 and 35 and represent the diversity of subsaharan afric africa. lawsh lauren. >> weekend is nearly upon us and it will be warmest in four week's time with high temperatures near 90 saturday and upper 80s sundayle we'll have mostly sunny companies for both days. hit or miss storm day. that will it be and slightly more co snv coming up next the late show with stephen colbert and late late show with james core bin. our morning you crew is back 4:0 to 7. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer. >> we're always on at cbs 23eu8ly.com. >> good nights family and 23eu8ly.com. >> good nights family and sleep well >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. stay tuned. to celebrate the amazing success of the nuwave oven pro, with over 5 million sold, today we're offering an incredibl

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