himself nelson mandela who you were understandably a great admirer of many of those were did he lay the groundwork in a way for all of the political dysfunction and corruption that we're seeing in fact africa today he laid the groundwork for president for controversial successes like tarboro mbeki and jacob zuma is it time to maybe also reassess the mandela political legacy in south africa. well you could but i wouldn't really necessarily say it's mandela's fault he himself said that even the most been overland of governments have within them persons with propensities for human failings nobody could have foreseen what happened but you're right that there has to be some introspection and looking at what is it within the governing party and within our own ethical framework that allowed what happened to happen but mandela did praise zoomers leadership just over a decade ago when some of these allegations already being made against him he called him inclusive he called him a unifier he urged the a.n.c. to rally behind him when i first missed met president he was inclusive he was a unify

mandela took a lesson. one,"rt was the smaller part waswrote, "but my moralgine of the play's that great men take great risks. " he was talking about lincoln. inaugural address in 1865, lincoln famously called for malice towards none and charity for all. for the ability to strive on the work we are in, to and up the nation's women's do all that may achieve and cherish adjust -- a just and lasting peace. nelson mandela echoed the sentiments in his own inaugural address in 1994. if we commit ourselves to the construction of a complete, and, and lasting peace, then della wanted to build a society in which all south africans, black and white, would be able to walk tall without fear in their hearts, a rainbow with itself.ce it's remarkable to think about how lincoln's ideals have had a profound impact around the world. it's little wonder that when mandela died, newspaper headlines called him the lincoln of africa. we are reminded of the power of reason,cy, and for this i cannot think of a better place to talk ab

it is rare for the flag to be shown in public but the nelson mandela foundation wants that to end once and for all malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. well if any here at this will come as no surprise the region is in the grip of a deep freeze blizzards are continuing to batter the u.k. in ireland a new system storm has forced dublin airport to close twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow it's freezing in italy as well where there's been widespread snow including in venice making for a less than ideal conditions if you fancy a ride in one of the city's famous gondolas. now thousands of the world's most beautiful stately homes are crumbling the victims of russia's turbulent political history the hours to craddock estates were nationalized after the one nine hundred seventeen revolution but of fallen into disrepair in the quarter of a century since the collapse of the soviet union or a child's report on whether anything can be done to save the

it is rare for the flag to be shown in public nelson mandela foundation and once and for all malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa a growing number of u.s. companies are taking their own steps towards tougher gun control as the politicians stall the world's largest asset management company is one of them black rock wants to create new investor funds that exclude foreign manufacturers as well as retailers mike hanna reports from new york. the biggest fear of the second amendment many of you are there being vague promises of executive action from the president and much discussion among lawmakers on both sides of the aisle but as yet there are no concrete signs of any substantive tightening of the u.s. is notoriously lax gun control legislation some corporations are not waiting for congress to take action. several major businesses wal-mart dick's sporting goods kroger and the latest l b have announced they are unilaterally raising the minimum age for gun sales and will no longer sell guns to customers younger than twenty one federal law states that no one under twenty one ma

party held at the funeral of their leader in twenty ten the nelson mandela foundation has asked a court to ban the church's displays of it the flag is synonymous with a part of it and to have it displayed is really it's a celebration of the apartheid crime against humanity and humiliation of its victims it's unambiguously. expression that denies the human dignity of those who suffered under apartheid and particularly black people. from flag was designed the end of apartheid the rainbow nation. the twenty ten world cup it was graced the old one they were to be seen. but not everyone agrees the old ones should be banned after a forum is an organization that represents afrikaners who are among south africa's white minority its deputy c.e.o. told us the organizations against anyone flying the flag should not be banned if someone stands somewhere waving the old south african flag that's not hate speech it's offensive it's not hate speech if that person wears the flag and says let's go unheard black people then it hate speach. the petition to ban the flag will be presented to the equality cou

announcing mandela foundation has asked a course in south africa to bangkok churches displays of the country's old flag foundation believes displays constitute hate speech and racial discrimination in the country malcolm webber points now from johannesburg. the symbol of the apartheid era government of africa's old flag is controversial and to many deeply offensive here members of the white supremacist a.w.b. party held at the funeral of their leader in twenty ten the nelson mandela foundation has asked a court to choose displays of it the flag is synonymous with a part of it and to have it displayed is really it's a celebration of the apartheid crime against humanity and humiliation of its victims its unambiguously. expression that denies the human dignity of those who suffered under apartheid and particularly black people i am flag was designed the end of apartheid the rainbow nation. here at the twenty ten world cup it was in the old one they were to be seen. but not everyone agrees the old one should be banned after a forum is an organization that represents afrikaners who are am

>> i love the idea that "i'm not mandela or gandhi." d't neas gng to confuse him with mandela or gandhi. amy: even with u.s. press? >> some in the u.s. media what to portray him that way. the bar so low it comes to the saudis. he allows women to drive and e is ansay, wow, hi emancipator of women. the death ltfo, which is proportionally affects women. sorcery and witchcraft. disproportionately affects women. no questions about democracy or freedom or election. they keep calling him a revolutionary. of never come across a revolution with a dictator still in power at the end of it. i thought the whole point of a revolution was to get rid of the abluitian government. it is bizarre to call this guy a revolutionary. about his mother. this is a crown prince who basically dictate "kidnapped his own mother" in order to prevent her from stopping him from taking over from his father. he is one of many children. saudi king tend to have many children. the children. in most accounts, he is not in control of the kingdom. mimenon. i' this guy, 32 years

his book "mandela's way" has just today been reissued to coincide with what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. congratulations on that, rick. >>> next up for us when we come back, after our first break, a day after one republican attorney joins the trump legal team, another big name declines. the reporter who broke that story will join us next. >>> later, if it's tuesday, it must be a primary night somewhere. in fact, steve kornacki is with us tonight at the big board, and that would be the illinois results from this evening. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix tha

he mandela. can i ask you how to make the little steam en the states? he mandela.go to plan. appearances doesn't often go to plan. -- always go to plan. it's my electric chair. he never made much money from his inventions and believes most inventors didn't get the recognition they deserved. he was a rare example of one who did. a short film, starring a six—year—old girl from swindon, has won an oscar. maisie sly, who's profoundly deaf, plays the title role in the silent child. it tells the story of a social worker, who helps a deaf child learn to communicate through sign language. it saw off tough competition to be crowned best live action short film. andy howard reports from los angeles. upfrom a up from a small screening at a primary school in swindon all the way to hollywood in seven months, what a journey. this is the silent child house party, friends, family, film crew are here watching the oscars. is there a more nervous run on all of los angeles? i don't think so. on all of los angeles? i don't think so. here's hoping. the world is watching six—year—old mais

one of the threats is how this unravels from the mandela years. ... received an american visitor appeared almost from 2004 until the last day he was in office. the first first and last a most emphatic thing you said was you've got to do more about isi. you can do do more about pakistan. the more is over the border. over the time he could not understand why the united states was unable to address this problem. he took for granted that the u.s. is the world's free military power to enforce isi to stop aiding the taliban if they really wanted to do so because they did not take action as the years went by, his thinking sunk into conspiracy. the head of the explanation, concluding the u.s. was secretly hoping isi would destabilize so to justify keeping long-term military bases in the country. there is a diplomat in 2013, james dobbins is a special envoy who goes to visit cars i appear to rose this theory out, not first time he started from now and says some into the frank mr. president i now you've got this note in documents, leaks material, literally mill

turn would drive a small radio. company that employed disabled workers to make it. meeting nelson mandela point. as you walk. sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. trevor baylis, who's died at the age of 80. attracted their smallest us audience ever. on the show‘s diminishing ratings. in 1974. they are quite worried to have a 20% drop on last year. heads a little bit. over the last few months, so there wasn't too much suspense. a bitjaded by that topic, even though it is pretty important. claiming victory on the film front. for the shape of water, the fourth time in five years. world of filmmakers. world tells us to make them deeper. quite a political edge to his acceptance speech. film. on the mexican day of the dead. you may have heard about the extreme weather in the uk. weather in the uk. with a snowplough clearing the rails. rails. thawing, but left the uk with freezing temperatures. freezing temperatures. exposed to an unknown substance in salisbury. that is the top story. with me and many from the bbc on line and on twitter. hello there. it is going to be a long road. rain, als

this is the side at the center of a south african debate now the nelson mandela foundation says displaying it or even waving it amounts to hate speech the orange white and brief live from one thousand nine hundred twenty eight represents the era of white minority rule during apartheid a reminder for millions of black south africans of the dark colonial past now the positions of ban the flag will be presented to a court in johannesburg and those opposing the plan can make their case as well now that nelson mandela foundation does acknowledge though that the flag has got an educational purpose and can be displayed in the likes of museums but it was this so-called black monday protest last year the foundation says the old flag was seen . displayed by some protesters there thousands of white farmers demonstrated against of a wave of attacks and at the time the sight of the flies caused a bit of a social media storm both for and against now the members of south africa's white supremacist a.w.b. party also raised their flag during the funeral of the leader in twenty ten but the rights group repr

. >> we want to mention to your book "mandela's way" being reissued in connection with mandma mande mandela'sll you what people don't realize. obviously he wouldn't have been a fan of donald trump and would see him as a reincarnation of those boorish apartheid leaders who were ethnic nationalists and who only governed for their own people but he would see trump through this lens of tribalism which is what we've seen in american politics. trump is a tribal leader of a white nation, of people who are a little less educated, maybe making a little less income, older men. that's his tribe. he doesn't represent anybody else. mandela would have seen this as a global finance which it is, whether it's xi jinping or vladimir putin or turkey or h g hunga hungary, there's a rise of ethnic nationalism around the world and mandela would see trump as an example of that and bemoan this phenomenon because it's away from progressiveness and the things that he fought for. >> if president trump was able to pick up the phone and talk to nelson mandela, what would he say? >> nelson mandela was an adviser to a lot

his book "mandela's way" has just been reissued to coincide with what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. congratulations on that, rick. >>> a day after one republican attorney joins the trump legal team, another big name dedecline the reporter who broke that story joins us next. >>> and later, if it's tuesday it must be a primary night somewhere. in fact, steve kornacki is with us tonight at the big board, and that would be the illinois results from this evening. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. i've made my ideas real. ♪ >>> we are back. new warnings today to the president from two republican senators about what could happen if trump were to try to fire mueller. robert acosta of the "washington post" who is standing by to talk to us said senator jeff flake said he would support impeachment proceedings if trump tries to end the counsel investigation. flake told the post, we are begging him, don't go down this road. don't create a constitutional crisis. don't force the congress to take the only remedy the congress can take. he continued, quote, if t

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was found to contain the mandela photo. logo and the tribute to cryptographer lens sassaman but some of the surprises a nasty german research has uncovered that the bitcoin block chain contains hundreds of links to child pornography as well as an indecent image of someone who looked under age having a copy of the block chain this will be illegal now that's a bit worrying as another aspect of the way blocking technology works is that everyone who uses it gets a copy of the entire block. so users could unwittingly be breaking the law of course the problem isn't peculiar. cryptocurrency use the same. acknowledging their users are just as vulnerable any time we're talking about the abuse of a child or child pornography that's you know that's a serious issue that people should take serious regardless of what it involves this is an issue that should be looked at and i hope investigated and whoever's responsible for it can be held accountable this is a serious case but it's not and where a problem in the block chain itself even if

teen is going to be defying all of that and much more and demonstrating that south africa is still a mandela south africa but the pride paying businessmen we interviewed isn't so sure the president may impact high level corruption the bigger transactions the bigger deals but when it comes to the the medium sized news this want to do that it's not that it's going to change last week because this film was being completed sauced chief tom ione was suspended on the orders of south africa's new president said all roma poser. meanwhile clive angel bianca goodson's former colleague denied being involved in any of the consultancy work which was done as part of the eskom mckinsey deal. business. model. the. business of. going places.

came out and there was a moment i was watching and i thought, why did it sound like a young nelson mandelathat was the sound of my madala coach. i wanted that sound because i felt like the clicks are an indication -- it is believed languages that have the clicks, they are among the oldest. i felt that was a great sound for this particular character. >> trevor: was a part of your worried, show though, that evere having african accents would be something that the moviegoers wouldn't gravitate towards? >> i wasn't worried. knew an african accent could carry all the passion in the english language just as well as a british one could if not better. and, so, you know, for me, there was -- when i heard things like people can't listen to that, you know, for an entire film, you know, they were just talking about me doing it. i was, like, no, we're going to go to wakanda one day and, in my mind, i was, like, if i have a british accent right now, what's going to happen? the rest of the nation is speaking with a british accent. >> trevor: i'm picturing that scene, that cutout of the movie, like "black

great place which is the birthplace of mr mandela these people are gathered here to give support for the women who are imprisoned in my area by the regime and they are trying to create an international awareness and initiate a campaign that will let the syrian regime release the women who are in prison and all they want is that the syrian women should be freed and they are giving this message which is going to end up by a convoy on the international women's day so you don't go solo al-jazeera stumble. zimbabwe has banned imports of processed meat stuff from south africa following an outbreak of listeria there the world health organization says the problem is the largest in recorded history with at least one hundred eighty deaths in the past year zambia and mozambique have already stopped bringing in meat products from south africa. thousands of teachers have gone onto a forty eight hour strike in argentina on the first day of the new school year they marched towards the education ministry to demand better salaries new schools and more resources now the president. has offered a fiftee

going to be about that defying all of that and much more and demonstrating that south africa is still mandela said africa but the broad paying businessmen we interviewed isn't so sure the president may impact high level corruption the bigger transactions the big good deals but when it comes to the the medium sized news this want to do that it's not that it's going to change last week because this film was being completed sauced chief tom ione was suspended on the orders of south africa's new president several run a poser meanwhile clive angel bianca goodson's former colleague tonight being involved in any of the consultancy work which was done as part of the eskom mckinsey deal. a story of blackmail. this parasite. and. deal has killed i have strangled. the story of carnage a lot and the fear is real. passion. and it's very similar just. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera.

going to be a bit like defying all of that and much more and demonstrating this of africa is still mandela so they have to go but the broad paying businessmen we interviewed isn't so sure the president changing may impact high level corruption the bigger transactions the bigger deals but when it comes to the the medium sized news this want to do that it's not about it's going to change last week because this film was being completed sauce chief tom ione was suspended on the orders of south africa's new president said all roma poser. meanwhile clive angel bianca goodson's former colleague denied being involved in any of the consultancy work which was done as part of the eskom mckinsey deal. a conflict standing seven years. humanitarian disaster displacing more than half a nation. on just zero world meets the children who have become victims of syria's civil war. i am a syrian child on al-jazeera. and this was to find out whether someone is paying for some of this video rants but that's about it we think it's how you proceed in shock and i think it is a certain way of doing it you can just b

the device won him awards and honours, including a meeting nelson mandela.ions. he was an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman and an aquatic stuntman, even selling swimming pools at one point. but his true passion was inventing and from the more —— but his true passion was inventing and from the more whimsical contractions, like this one to help wheelchair users light a pipe while birdwatching, to the more practical, like this one, to charge a phone battery as you walk. it seemed there was one common theme, sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. we asked you to get in touch about this story about the fact that we will be told by public health england in the nearfuture how much we should be eating and portion sizes, as they try to tackle portion sizes, as they try to tackle portion sizes of. anthony... then tony says... we will discuss this in more detail in the next half—hour, see you a minute. hello there. as temperatures continue to slowly rise, increasingly we are seeing snow being confined to the high ground in scotland and that means communiti

we have celebrated local heros like sandy quadra-and ellen hope, and martin luther king and nelson mandela. since the first signature tree planting, the director has said we need a way to recognize these trees so that people can find and learn about the person that we're honoring. >> the design was a design. our carpenters use new technology that they have to actually carve out the words and the beautiful tree into this medallion, and they just came out absolutely beautiful. >> we set them not just in tfo but in actual concrete so they don't get knocked over. we do expect them to last several years each. we are very proud that we made such beautiful medallions, and that we're getting them ground. if you'd like to learn more, visit our website or follow us on social media. i'm carla short. thanks for

the device won him awards and honours, including a meeting nelson mandela.. he was an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman an excellent swimmer and worked as a stu ntman and and an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman and and an aquatic sherman, even selling swimming pools at one point. but his true passion was inventing and from the more whimsical contractions, like this one to help wheelchair users like a pipe while birdwatching, to the more practical, like this one, to charge a phone battery as you walk. it seemed there was one common theme, sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. it's the morning after the night before in los angeles where tv executives are scratching their heads after the oscars attracted their smallest us audience ever. the event built on the socially conscious tone of its past few years with themes of female empowerment and activism but lacked any shocking moments like last year's best picture mix—up. we can go live now to our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. the lowest ratings in history, how worried are people

in the footsteps of mr mandela we hope this is it to make a change so that it is a way we hear these people are gathered here to give support for the women who are imprisoned in my area by the regime and they are trying to create an international awareness and initiate a campaign that will let the syrian regime release the women who are in prison and the whole they want is that the syrian women should be for it and they are giving this message which is going to end up by a convoy on the international women's day. schrank has declared a ten day state of emergency to stop rising violence against the country's muslim minority military's been deployed to the city of candy and a curfew is now in place of the muslim own homes and businesses with satellite damaged in riots began officer pulls a truck driver from the majority buddhist community died after an altercation with muslims who schrenker is largely divided into two ethnic groups according to the last census almost seventy five percent are similes they are concentrated in the southwest in the center of the island eleven percent can t

needs a very serious national reconciliation and they could take great lessons from some african mandela's amnesty commission instead of going in and taking revenge and passing a law banning every gadhafi era politician and torturing and abusing former prime ministers like that in mahmoud and as you heard sami talk about concrete steps that need to be taken to reconcile the situation in libya i want to talk for a minute about a son salaam who's the u.n. envoy to libya now what has he done has he been able to achieve anything since taking that jump who is rooted out of a corner so i mean as american when the american there were a sense of them as job is where are the questions are almost from the order you know so it is logical to look at people that were the most vulnerable in society bore the brunt of the pain that was injured for going to work and so it doesn't lebron but his campaign was really nice for more units to be able to reproduce what was a place where a lot of our present live and left in a lot of regional parties whether we took it back or whether it be you know it took a memb

are no shot by a gunman after swapping places with the hostage it was hailed a hero by president mandela macro on the gunman was killed in the siege in the southern town of trade after he went on a shooting spree the other people were also killed as are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera front is next. there was seven candidates vying for egypt's presidency. now there are just two and with president abdul fattah poised for his second term in power international rights groups of calling this election a farce we'll bring you the latest coverage and analysis of the egypt election on our. he's been visiting the white house and won plaudits from the u.s. media but his crown prince mohammed bin salma out of saudi arabia really a reform of. his father's call him a reformer even a revolutionary his critics say he's guilty of war crimes in yemen the thirty two year old crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin so model m.b.a.'s who claims he's cracking down on corruption and championing women's rights is currently touring the united states but is the real m.b.'s and is th

a mandela street has had his garage broken into several tons.t seems to be happening quite a bit.>> reporter: the statistics show that there were 54,000 property crimes reported in 2017. that is at my 7000 cases from the year before. that includes home burglaries, package staffs and break vehicle break-ins. police say the thieves are often given information and not jail time and go out and commit another crime.>> we see them catch -- committing other crimes. they do not pay for the crime they are only given probation. >> reporter: that may explain the citywide crime a vehicle break-in. has been a 25% increase.>> this is unacceptable. we pay taxes to the city's -- city. >> the other day i saw someone who is casing callers the same alley. they saw me come out of my store. they ran into into a black suv.>> reporter: police a property crimes can happen in any neighborhood but that hotspots include tourist attractions like lombard street, to pan town -- japan town among others.>> when they know they can commit crimes enough a significant consequences

are no shot by a gunman after swapping places with the hostage he was hailed a hero by president mandela macro on the gunman was killed in the siege in the southern town of trade after he went on a shooting spree the other people were also killed as are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera front is next. there was seven candidates vying for egypt's presidency. now there are just two and with president abdul fattah el-sisi poised for his second term in power international rights groups of calling this election a farce we'll bring you the latest coverage and analysis of the egypt election on our.

that and one of the ways it was important was when leaders in the developing world including nelson mandela said the aids crisis is going to wipe out generations of africa. with all those infected and left to die by the rest of societyy deciding it would be too expensive to treat people in those countries as costly as it was. and then they rashly agreed something about it and that meant in the end 12 million people with treatment but what was important not just taken by bill clinton but those that worked with him and other western leaders and george w. bush and those evangelical leaders and conservatives this could not be allowed to happen. one of the darkest marks against the human race of all time and they stepped up to do something about it this isn't something that could be done by the private sector these are government that they took money from foreign governments, yes they stepped in to say we will help finance this initiative if we can stop the aids crisis and the most important actor in that moment was george w. bush who whatever else you thinkhe of him i have written hard stuff in

former managing editor happens to be nelson mandela's biographer. more on that at a later date. welcome to you all. goes without saying. frank, they didn't ask, they subpoenaed these documents, a distinction of great interest to you, i know. >> brian, many experts have already said there is a strong obstruction case already involving the president. so if you have got that why would you then ask pretty please for the trump organization to turn over what they can if you suspect they might not be cooperating. you want to lock them in, lock them down, do it with a subpoena that commands their cooperation. >> another distinction, do you explain for me and our audience the documents, some of them are about russia, not all. what could it mean for the other requested documents? >> there's a couple of reasons why this is a significant subpoena. first, clearly it could show past dealings with russia that clearly would go towards possible masking of moneys. money laundering, maybe a violation to the constitution. maybe everyday of obstruction. maybe shedding light on why they want it to go

she would talk about nelson mandela. >> stephen: like you do. i'd talk about the kardashians.tant, who can say? >> stephen: i've never watched either show. i hear they're both very good. ( laughter ) one of the real milestones for any performer is you now have your own barbie. there's a mindy kaling mrs. who barbie. >> yeah. >> stephen: was this a big deal? did you play with barbies as a girl? >> i loved barbies, played with them my entire youth, it's amazing. the only thing that worried me is all my barbies ended up naked in the bottom of my toy bin. i would rip off their outfits and cut their hare off. i don't want anyone to do that to my doll. also, i'm worried about voodoo dolls, so i don't want anyone -- >> stephen: to stick pins in this? do you believe in voodoo? >> only when my barbie existed but i didn't think about it much before. >> stephen: so the first thing you saw when you saw your barbie is supernatural harm will come to me now? >> yes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you thought about her playing with "doing okay" barbie? they could be friends. ( laughter ) so lo

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public diplomacy and affairs as well as the former managing editor for "time" magazine and nelson mandela'sr. all three are also msnbc analysts. welcome to you all. goes without saying, frank, they didn't ask -- they didn't hank. they subpoenaed these documents a distinction of great interest to you. >> many experts said there is a strong obstruction case already involving the president so if you've got that, why would you then ask pretty please for the trump organization to turn over what they can if you suspect they might not be cooperateing? so you want to lock them in, lock them down, do it with a subpoena that commands their cooperation. >> another distinction i'm going to ask that you explain for me and our audience, some of the documents are about russia. >> there is a couple of reasons why it's significant. first, clearly it could show past dealings, business dealings with russia that clearly would go toward possible masking of money, money laundering that might have gone to the campaign from russia. maybe a violation of the emoluments clause to the constitution or maybe evidence of

i'm not gandhi or mandela.r of the ruling family that existed for hundreds of years before the founding of saudi arabia. we own very large lots of land, and my personal life is the same as it was 10 or 20 years ago. but what i do as a person is to spend part of my personal income on charity. i spend at least 51% on people and 49% on myself. >> o'donnell: among the prince's official titles is minister of defense. and this is where his apparent fixation on iran has led him into a quagmire in neighboring yemen. >> bin salman ( translated ): the iranian ideology penetrated some parts of yemen. during that time, this militia was conducting military maneuvers right next to our borders, and positioning missiles at our borders. >> o'donnell: his response was to launch a bombing campaign that's led to a humanitarian disaster, as we reported on "60 minutes" last fall. he says iranian-backed rebels have used the country to fire missiles at riyadh. >> bin salman ( translated ): i can't imagine that the united states will a

in the footsteps of mr mandela we hope does it do it make a change so that is why. these people are gathered here to give support for the women who are imprisoned. by the regime and they are trying to create an international awareness and initiate a campaign that will let the syrian regime release the women who are in prison and all they want is that the syrian women should be freed and they are giving this message which is going to end up by a convoy on the international women's day voters in sierra leone to head to the polls on wednesday to choose a new president the leaders of sixteen political parties all vying to succeed the currently the spy koroma but many voters doubt that candidates are up to the job of reviving the country's an economy but it just reports from the capital freetown. sierra leone civil war ended fifteen years ago. but few. violence remains. that these women are campaigning for peaceful vote. was not what he. was he was. for them the violent clashes seen during electioneering are a major concern. others nationwide are cautiously optimistic. b

in 1977 when we went by, that story talks about the opposition leaders, we have pictures of winnie mandelavement. do you think in the way that you represented cultures abroad you didn't so much teach people in the us because you didn't talk about black culture, did you in some ways through the photographs reinforce the prejudice? we asked our historian to help us undertake this and he is an expert here, he said he thought our coverage reinforced a colonial view of the world. you have national geographic, founded in 1888 at the height of colonialism and for a long time that was the view that was reinforced. there is much of our history we are proud of, how we brought people into the broader world, but we didn't do everything right. how conscious are you now of this issue of unintended pious? we tried to make sure we are covering a diverse world with a diverse group of photographers and writers, so people go into situations where they will not fall into easy cliches, so we are more able to provide context and perspective. we are also giving people in their communities cameras so they can doc