the wonderful mr mandela used to love to eat it.it down to cape town to meet the young ballroom dancers topping to shape the future of the rainbow nation. the amazing thing about seeing the born—free generation, which is, they don't really know how it feels to feel or see segregation. i am in johannesburg, the largest city in south africa, as the country celebrates 100 years since the birth of its most famous son, nelson mandela. i am in johannesburg, the largest city in south africa, as the country celebrates 100 years since the birth of its most famous son, nelson mandela. jo'burg is where he found his feet as an anti—apartheid activist, and it is the place he called home once again following his release from prison. situated in the north of the country, the city grew at a startling rate after the discovery of gold in 1886. scores came from across africa and beyond to seek their fortune. but while many white prospectors got rich, the black workers suffered in poverty. in the late 1940s, inequality became law under the notorious ap

that was the first phrase that nelson mandela taught me, you snooze, nelson mandela taught me, you snoozeyou snooze, you lose. his cross dressing character was a thorn in the side of the apartheid regime during the 19805, the apartheid regime during the 1980s, and used laughter as a weapon in the fight to free nelson mandela. isaid to in the fight to free nelson mandela. i said to him, mr mandela, do you remember what i look like without how? and he said, no. and i said, should i take it off? and he said, yes. slater got evita's where gandhi said, put it back on. and stars will come together in december to perform atain come together in december to perform at a in johannesburg come together in december to perform at a injohannesburg to celebrate the end of this special anniversary year. so far, beyonce, jay—z, chris martin and sarah williams have all signed up. in an interesting twist, most tickets are free but to get one you will need to prove that you are doing something to make the world a better place. still to come on the travel show... i will be meeting the woman who cooked for nels

because me agin us all castro marks one hundred six nelson mandela's birth with a tour of europe just one of the vibrant on sawmills taking part in palin's young euro classic first. time feel girl welcome to the program the spanish city of boston known has marked the first anniversary of terror attacks that left sixteen people dead and more than one hundred engines a year ago today a driver plowed into crowds on the city's famous and busy. shortly afterwards another car drive into pedestrians in a seaside town south of basilan today a family's survivors and officials took part in a memorial service in the catalog capital. survivors and families of the victims of last year's terror attack on the rambla pass a loner remember those who lost their lives. it's still difficult. and for the families of the victims hot except. it was very hard especially at first to not think if they had just spent another minute at lunch or if he had been standing two feet over from where he was or if their plans had been different or they had all gone to the beach instead of walking on the streets of la. bu

i believe in nelson mandela's vision. i believe in a vision shared by gandhi and king and abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and multi-racial democracy, built on the premise that all people are created equal, and they're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. and i believe that a world governed by such principles is possible and that it can achieve more peace and more cooperation in pursuit of a common good. that's what i believe. and i believe we have no choice but to move forward, that those of us who believe in democracy and civil rights and a common humanity have a better story to tell. and i believe this not just based on sentiment, i believe it based on hard evidence. the fact that the world's most prosperous and successful societies, the ones with the highest living standards and the highest levels of satisfaction among their people, happen to be those which have most closely approximated the liberal, progressive ideal that we talk about and have nurtured the

south africa's may argy youth orchestra marks one hundred years since nelson mandela's birthday of the tour of europe just one of the vibrant and sawmills taking the part of lane's euro classic festival. i'm full game welcome to the program spain's marking a grim anniversary of the day of terror that left the region of catalonia on edge a year ago today a terrorist a drove a van into protests. barcelona's witnesses say his zigzag down a busy street trying to hit as many people as possible hours later another member of the extremist terrorist cell this time in a car that sped into a group into a crowd in a small seaside town south of barcelona the islamic state militant group said it carried out the attacks spanish authorities dismantle the cell killing or arresting its members sixteen people died in the terror attacks and more than one hundred were injured. survivors and families of the victims of last year's terror attack on the rambla bus alone or remember those who lost their lives. it's still difficult. and for the families of the victims hearts accept. it was very hard especially

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south africa's miyajima youth orchestra marks hundred years since nelson mandela does the book with a tour of europe just one of the vibrant a song moves taking part in merlin's young hero classic festival. band. hello and welcome i'm. we start in southern india where the death toll from catastrophic flooding has more than doubled the chief minister of the state of canada announced that three hundred twenty four people have died in what he called the worst flooding. in one hundred. one with a quarter of a million people have lost their homes and are living in relief camps carola is a popular tourism destination known for its beaches the state is hit by monsoons every year but this year rains have been unusually heavy. because following that story for us from delhi sonia what's the situation like this even in the flood affected areas how does one explain the sadness and shop increase the death toll well i'm worried that the situation and carried out against l.a. are you know statism fire a lot and the students really seem to ration the tension for much of today and also last night nigh

like mandela the world is a poorer place for his passing but all the richer for his legacy.he life stories of these two great men encapsulate the ebbs and flows of history they demonstrate just how much can be achieved over the course of a lifetime, but also that progress can never be taken for granted, the fight to secure our gains is constant. mandela was born in 1918 with the world on the brink of peace from a war that was meant to end all war. but when annan was born just 20 years later, those dreams of a lasting peace were about to be shattered once again claiming millions of lives including many from this continent. it was in the aftermath of this devastation that united nations, the organization that half a century later annan would go on to lead was founded. despite false starts and mistakes along the way, global institutions and cooperation established in this period delivered great gains for development. it was at the same time that independence movements of a generation of new nations took on a renewed urgency people across the world won the right to self determin

south africa's youth orchestra marks 100 years since the birth of mandela was a tour of europe. welclcome to the program. spain is marking a grim anniversary. a day of terror that the region of catalonia on edge. the year ago today, a terrorist drove a van into pedestrians. witnesses say his exact down the busy street trying to have as many people as possible. hours later, another member of the same extremist terrorist cell this time in a car this mentor crowd in a small seaside town south of barcelona. the islamic state militant group said they carried out the attack attacks. 16 people died in the terror attacks and more than 100 were injured. survivors and families of the victims of last year's terror attack in barcelona remember those who lost their lives. it's still difficult and for the families of the victims, hard to exact. it was very hard at first to not think if they had just spent another minute or lunch or if they had been standing two feet from where he was or if their plans have been different or if they had all gone to the beach instead of walking on the streets,

it was a very short illness now and he was the chair off the elder the group that was formed after mandela. went out of politics and it's tough political and wise people in this statesman. spreading mandela long walk to freedom basically the message of peace and reconciliation to young africans director thank you very much for joining us today oh. heavens of mourners have attended a state funeral in the italian city of genoa to commemorate those killed when a motorway bridge collapsed in the city on tuesday the country's leaders joined victims' relatives to pay tribute to the dash prayers are offered for the parity is confirmed to victims and a further three people discovered under debris early on saturday some families chose not to attend the ceremony preferring to bury their dead privately to earlier i spoke to our correspondent philip will and i asked him about the service. well the service is actually just come to an end very moving. service with. top representatives of the taliban state president members of the new government actually applauded you know office for a very short time so

now and he was the chair off the old group that was formed after mandela. went out of politics and it's top politicians and wise people in their statesman. spreading mandela long walk to freedom basically the message of peace and reconciliation to young africans director thank you very much for joining. italian city of genoa is holding a state funeral for victims of cheese days motorway bridge collapse at least thirty eight people are confirmed to have been killed in the tragedy and bodies are still being recovered if these prime minister just that they contact and president sergio much are valid are attending service in the hall were victims relatives and friends have also gathers the families of some of the victims are refusing to take part in the ceremony. let's bring in our correspondent for the well end who is in rome f l n f l philip the funeral service is underway what's the latest where you are. well the service is actually just come to an end. very moving. service with. top representatives of the italian state president members of the new governmen

after the death of nelson mandela there has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that only for black people the muslim african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like it had to share in the low the news out of it you most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now t

i do think we are quite swayed nelson mandela would have liked us to have been thanks for joining us here and i'll see the program continues and half an hour . good politicians to do something good. to put themselves on the lawn. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich . that's it like to be for us that's what before us three of them or can people that. i'm interested always in the waters of mccall. sit. welcome to the alex salmond show from bustling barcelona one of the great cities of europe one of the greatest cities in the world but it's even in the city of its two thousand year plus see that nothing is exciting as an argument as the events of the last year but october the first last year a referendum on independence was suppressed by the intervention of the spanish state police then the subsequent declaration of the cataloging republic was met by the imprisonment. of many of the catalan political leaders ten months later of the political impasse that means there's a new prime minister and a new president of the catalog people tod

she soul, just feeling so ghthen yo birthday of nelson mandela? >> we did, a couple of weeks ago. wednesday of every month. we had a picture of nelson mandela for kids to draw and color in. we also had some of his sayings. we went around the room and boys and girls had a chance to practice literary skills -- literacy skills. >> what do you think is the literacy rate of those in the juvenile department? >> i don't know the rates. i don't know if you have looked at the statistics, patricia. and the unititself, i know you get a wide variety. some of the girls are actually quite bright. others do not seem capable of a we do do a reading and writing project with the girls, poetry and letter writing. we give them an opportunity to pass or color. you can draw something instead of writing. they have the choice, no one is put on the spot if there is an issue of literacy. it is supposed to take them out of the space. that can be very stressful and present and part of what you want is to take them out of that stress and give them positive interaction. >> the project is one of the most favori

i do think we are quite where nelson mandela would have liked us to have been. there's been a fresh outbreak of violence at the guard. a strip between israel and palestine overnight. israeli officials say the military conducted a series of asterix against at least twenty hamas talk it's reported leaders allegation for over one hundred fifty projectiles launched by the militants. at israeli territories some local media report at least three people were killed in the air raids. like it back what you have stolen over one hundred years ago a tribe living on easter island one of the most isolated places on earth wants to negotiate the return of a sacred statue taken by the british navy and presented as a gift to queen victoria the statue wound up in the produce museum where it's still on display and i see a church visitors to the museum if it should part with the rhetoric. hosting an estimated eight million objects the british museum is one of the world's best known collections of art history and culture and often the subject a fiery debate about whether all of chick

of course it was terribly asymmetrical they had a fear of being displaced and mandela had to figureout how to delay that fear but the oppressed people had this deferred just demand to be equal participants. so it was quite understandable the amc wanted to do various things and to get rid of the rugby team that mandela taught that you could say it was legitimate to put it that way but in the end it wasn't very productive if what you want is a future to work together. he had this he had this amazing way of going up to people and expressing a forward-looking trust when he went through the streets he got down from his car went over to white police recruits and said in you we reposed our trust. they expected him to say we hate you with the apartheid racist but that expression of trust to them so deeply and change them so later when he died i heard one of them interviewed tears were rolling down his face recounting this tale because the expression respected trust and friendship them so deeply so they are asymmetrical to begin with that going forward the strategy of producing french -- fri

you were very close to nelson mandela. richard: i was very lucky. 10 years we knew each other very well. we set up the elders, 10 incredible men and women who would try to resolve conflicts. conflicts, i think, is the most important thing. if you have a conflict, everything breaks down. david: what makes great leadership in your view? richard: being a great listener is one of the key things. listening to the elders meetings, you reason one of the reasons they have become elders is because they have spent their life absorbing and choosing their words carefully. i think a genuine love of everybody. looking for the best in people, even if they are being a pain, you can normally find the best in pretty well anybody. david: if you are a business leader -- if someone is watching this and wants to be sir richard branson, what is the key? richard: surrounding yourself with great people. learning to delegate early on, not trying to do everything yourself. making sure you've got the kind of people that are praising and not criticizing. having people who are w

mandela's vision into reality it's literally vision come to her. euro as the european union youth orchestra under twenty musicians from twenty eight a new member states unite according to you and make music during a critical time and b you. and i'm french and i'm playing cello. and getting to and from the netherlands. i'm forever meyer and i'm from the netherlands and miles i'm from the u.k. and i play the trumpet. sounded in one nine hundred seventy six the e.u. used to. istra has been a cultural ambassador for the european union for more than four decades but it's facing changes. i think what i wish for europe is that it's keeping its unity how do you feel about the move from london to ferrero because the headquarter is moving that is coming out this is something you talk about in the orchestra as a brit i feel very affected by this as to all of the other musicians in the orchestra from the quay. and not only for us thinking that at some point we were in the next couple of years we would be able to apply for the orchestra anymore. many members of

south africa's neology use the orchestra mocks hundred years since nelson mandela as bus with a tour of europe there just one of the vibrant a song was taking pasta in bolland's a young girl classic festival. kind of a woman will continue i'm under thought she might thank you very much for company. the death toll from catastrophic flooding in the indian state of co has more than doubled overnight the chief minister of kerala announced three hundred twenty four people have been confirmed dead in what he called the last floods in one hundred yes one was a quarter of a million people have lost their homes as rescuers scramble to evacuate residents to emergency relief camps. help from above. as in many other regions the indian air force has been evacuating residents of tourists who are who fled to the rubes. many others remain trapped by the high waters which are submerging almost the entire southwestern state of carolina emergency shelters have taken in around two hundred twenty thousand people. who were staying at a schoolhouse floodwaters came up to the front porch of my house and the

have their place regardless of background race or color if you didn't mandela's vision into realityit's literally his vision come true. no orchestra euro as the european union youth orchestra under twenty musicians from twenty eight the new member states unite according to you and make music during a critical time in the year. and i'm french and i'm playing cello. and from the netherlands. i'm forever. and i'm from the netherlands i'm kalen miles i'm from the u.k. and i play the trumpet. sounded in one nine hundred seventy six the e.u. youth a. history has been a cultural ambassador for the european union for more than four decades but it's facing changes. i think what i wish for europe is that it's keeping its unity how do you feel about the move from london to ferrero because the headquarter is moving that is coming out this is something you talk about in the orchestra as a brit i feel very affected by this us that all of the other musicians in the orchestra from the quay. and not only for us thinking that at some point we were in the next couple years we were able to apply for th

you were very close to nelson mandela. richard: very close. i was very lucky.ars we knew each other very well. we set up the elders, 12 incredible men and women who would try to resolve conflicts. conflicts, i think, is the most important thing. because if you have a conflict, everything else breaks down. david: what makes great leadership in your view? richard: i think being a really good listener is one of the key things. when i sit around and listen to the elders talk and elders' meetings, you realize why they have become elders is because they have spent their life listening and absorbing, and only speaking, choosing their words carefully. i think loving people -- a genuine love of everybody. and looking for the best in people, even if they are being a pain, you can normally find the best in pretty well anybody. david: so when you are a business leader, if you are a business leader -- if someone is watching this and wants to be richard branson, sir richard branson, what is the key? richard: surrounding yourself with great people. learning to delegate early

after the death of nelson mandela there has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that only for black people the muslim african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities in europe so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that too we shouldn't allow them in south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people was once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables h

after the death of nelson mandela he has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that's only for black people the massive african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to all is in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like that too we shouldn't allow them to sort of forget most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now

after the death of nelson mandela there has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that only for black people the massive african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and yes i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that to show in the low the news out of egypt most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables have

far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that to show in the low the new sort of figure most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police here are teeth johannesburg. wraps things up for this news hour to join us in just over thirty minutes for the latest the other. welcome to m

after the death of nelson mandela there has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that's only for black people the massive african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to all is in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that too we shouldn't allow the news out of egypt most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color would deny jobs education and political power the tables

after the death of nelson mandela there has been an increase in racial politics and incitement here in south africa and now as the country starts preparing for elections to be held at the beginning of next year one new party has emerged that's only for black people the muslim african congress says that its goal is to restore the ideals of african people it's gone as far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation i don't think it's what rainbow nation was intended to be. pretty again something like that that's racism because it's also hypocritical because in a sense what most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa i think is not fair because we as a south african we must not in peru some which. i think we must be equal i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here and say i don't think it's ideal now. though going backwards obviously by just like that to share in our low them in south africa is excluding people and we in a country that talks about equality so

far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities in so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like that to show you know the new south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color would deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not well. not today those who feel the not black enough. japanese. spoke to the leader of the political party just mentioned in paula's report he told me that his party aims to restore historical justice in south africa. south

she sang for carter mandela, clinton, obama.ied a while. i came last wednesday. aretha was in a coma. not able to wake up or move some days. i was with -- i said wake up, baby. wake up baby. she opened her eyes. the warmth of her hand one more time. it was a hard good-bye. we came back that night with sabrina for another prayer meeting. a group playing in the background. i thought it was the last time shakespeare said when -- when she shall die take her hand up in stars and she will make the heavens so fine, all the world will be in love with night. aretha had the power to make the film directors cry. it was deep and profound. she got sick. we talked more and more. she called late at night. are you coming? yes. you bringing bread? i'm not bringing bread. not going to bother. inside joke. we went to four or five hospitals. to cap off singing and service, she went to new york knowing she had cancer. she was there in the bus to help aids victims. that is a signature moment in her life, all the times she was seen in her own situatio

eastern, former president barack obama delivers remarks at the annual mandela lecture in south africa here that is on c-span. , but tv with a look at recent biographies. c-span3, american history tv with programs on civil rights and race relations. thursday, former law clerks to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh discussed her time working for him and how he approached his job as a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. that is at the heritage foundation. live coverage begins at noon eastern on c-span. this week and on book tv, author interviews from the freedom fest conference in las vegas. there will be a discussion on the book "failure, the federal miseducation of america's children." "rethinking america's infrastructure." been a look at a north korean girl's journey to freedom. how humans will colonize planets, moons, and a streets. life after, the book " google, the fall of big data and the rise of the block chain economy." then a discussion on the book "automotive, what drives the things we do." this we can on c-span2's book tv. we do not live in the same part of the cou

far as to say our membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that to assure in the low the new south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police they are t. johannesburg. thanks stay with r.t. that brings you right up today join me for the latest headlines in just over half an hour

no—one would deny the country still has some way to go before fulfilling mandela's dream, but in theire reports from sarajevo, on a city that is reinventing itself following the balkan war, which caused so much devastation in the 1990s. normally, you might pay extra for a beautiful view of these hills, but for that reason, it was one of the most dangerous spots to be, in this hotel. oh, my goodness. this is tiny. and fancy taking a private plane without breaking the bank balance? we are in the air. kat looks at flight sharing via a day—trip to northern france. welcome to france. until next time, from me, and the rest of the team in south africa, it's goodbye. good morning — welcome to breakfast with victoria fritz and tina daheley. our headlines today: adults in england will automatically become organ donors unless they opt out, under plans unveiled today. the government says it could save 700 lives a year. police investigating the disappearance of a midwife from staffordshire find a body and arrest three people. more than 700 firefighters battle a major wildfire in portugal as souther

>> in july with coming up the prison letters of nelson mandela. most of them unpublished. a very historic event, president obama was speaking and we are publishing the accompanying book which shows 255 letters and reads like a gripping narrative of a hugely courageous it are pics of that's coming out in july and that's getting very significant attention. mary beard whom you, before, the historian from cambridge is coming out with how do we look at art, which is just taking art around the world and its a pocket-sized quick tour of the art world which is very much i think in line with your readers, a book again for your kind of reader, max boot who use to be quite a neocon and now has written a book on "the corrosion of conservatism." he says what i left the right and that's coming out in september and he really, one of the former conservatives who has been soul-searching has written this very interesting book. >> what books you want to let our audience know that a coming up from norton this fall? >> in september, as i'm sure you're aware, neil degrasse tyson "astrophysics f

ronald regan called nelson mandela a terrorist on the terrorist watch list. jerry fallwell, they all said we prefer the aparte government to nelson mandela. this was a long standing position of the american right, going back to the time. that's where trump gets it from. >> he picks up some sort of racist thing. something that he knows his base will eat up and again is inaccurate. >> in the large -- >> a tweet meaning which is inaccurat inaccurate. >> the united states is undergoing a massive demographic shift. so rather than figure out how to strengthen the country. people like hosts on other network donald trump continually flame the notion that because white people are losing a little bit maybe at the top of the power structure -- >> other people are corrupt. we'll talk about that after the break. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh