always thought nelson mandela names there is an inspirational figure for the attack but he wasn't alone donald trump and the norwegian white supremacist a mass murderer hundreds brevik were also listed the attackers said he wanted his actions to pit political parties around the world against each other parties right against the explains. in the hours after the dreadful events in new zealand an act so horrid so soulless that defies understanding in those hours it seems everyone's become a detective judge and jury it seems that everyone's milking this tragedy using it as an opportunity to sling mud at those they disagree with starting of course with trump mr trump your awards matter. your policies matter here's the u.s. president with his friends trump inspired an australian white supremacist to murder a group of new zealand muslims words have consequences like saying we have an invasion or border. and talking about people as though they were different in some fatal way this partisan madness has well and truly spilled over the chairman of the democratic coalition has published a poll aski

dangerous rhetoric we're connexions shooter also likened himself to nelson mandela and thank goodness no e.d.s. has yet come forward to blame the global icon the reason all of these people and others are getting flack is because they were mentioned by the killer in this manifesto in the live stream therefore because they were mentioned by a deranged maniac or somehow complicit the logic goes oh really this madman is being taken seriously another thing the murderer route is that what he did will set off a larger political conflict global pit the right against the left and unfortunately it seems to be happening exactly as he wanted to see the whole all about terrorism is to turn one section of the community against another whether it's muslims or wethers christians or anyone else it is about turning people on themselves and the terrorists and i think most most countries these days do realize that there's a problem is not only with islamic terrorism it's with these right wing people it's also we've got to be aware that the only way really to stop to catch people before they actually got

not much remains of augusta mandela's home . like most houses in beirut it was destroyed but she returned with her children because she didn't know where else to go she hoped basic repairs would at least given a roof over their heads. it was horrible to see how badly the house was wrecked i'm all alone with my kids i don't know where we can sleep where we can go it's so hard to try and find food for the kids you know when hundreds of thousands of people in mozambique waiting for help some are still waiting to be rescued from floodwaters and many are in need of food and drinking water but there aren't enough helicopters to deliver aid general good though for this is the first day that we've received any help it's just not enough for so many people coming that you know for i have four kids how are they supposed to survive on this bread that survived is frustration has been growing from day to day they're hungry and they're waiting for food to arrive for aid workers it's a race against the clock with priority being given to the wea

mandela, if cause is noble, you can carry the weight of the world on your shoulders.ell what we were doing was a noble cause. so we were prepared. so the beatings and the gassing and the decades of solitary confinement was really painful and difficult, it never got to the point where they were able to break us. amy: we're going to leave it there and do part two and posted online fast democracynow.org. albert woodfox austria's book, "solitary: unbroken by four hello. this is the newshour. live from london. coming up in the next 60 minute. >> the nose have it. anchor: the british prime minister's brexit deal rejected a third time. parliament has two weeks to come with a new plan or crash o out f europe. hundreds of thousandnds of peope have taken to the streets of algiers, demanding an overhaul of the entire political establishment. also, >>

mandela, if cause is noble, you can carry the weight of the world on your shoulders.ell what we were doing was a noble cause. so we were prepared. so the beatings and the gassing and the decades of solitary confinement was really painful and difficult, it never got to the point where they were able to break us. amy: we're going to leave it there and do part two and posted online fast democracynow.org. albert woodfox austria's book, "solitary: unbroken by four sasai: what''s up, man? how you doing, brother? tommy: excellent. welcome to my hometown. sami: thank you very much. tommy: are you ready for this? sami: yeah, man. tommy: yeah? bass to bass all over the place. sami: ethiopia's the place. tommy: yes, sir. sami: gypsy punk legend and gogol bordello bass player tommy gobena is my brother from another mother. he's originallyy from ethiopia, so of course i had to ask him to joioin the adventure when i decided to explore this cradle of

we are in several schools nelson mandela school in brooklyn south bronx community charter high school in the bronx that's are you coalition we were in there every day for the last three weeks teaching these kids about racism teaching these kids about police brutality teaching these kids about taking pride in who they are that they have the power to affect your weight change is what we told no one will be looking at you just do you want to have to say that police brutality are you books. are you. are you going to. tell do. you think. yes yes yes yes. yes. so the other with. the sub pop. the front b.z. these. he knows the neighborhood. you lived in this same neighborhood for fifty two years how do you live in a same neighborhood with fifty two years we have a big right here and sixty three. and we really top the city so we're really. you know never really came back from there the blacks around here always struggle school game war wisely always have problems during the sixty's there was a lot of drinking and was in the other drug problems the drug problems didn't hit us in tool really in

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it is the eve of the second free elections mandela's term as president is almost over and for catholics life is good. his father is a prominent member of south africa's fast growing back middle class. i really had my mind just a few such a gay person. be. done and nothing done a fool. for me just try me to discover that he could. he's gone from knowing just living leg in the streets as a way to just playing soccer. just on the streets to all the way just living. you know in the suburbs. and his strategy based with a good family. at seven and a newborn year were close friends and usually you know one years mother was black and her father quite. back then she in question were together at a progressive johannesburg school. but not because santa has moved. let's talk about syria the. last missiles catalogue of what are members i don't know i just remembered for keeps lying for cash or he. she's off to check on how to shut it not to general jewish he some coaches say i'm just in the mall was one gesture going to help the. peace. me i'm confused i don't know these are the only different hard

when president mandela said that freedom consists of breaking the chains, it's not a metaphor.hains are chains. and, sometimes, the urgency is that acute. we need to break a chain that's holding a child. it's a reminder of how important this work is and how much hope the world still needs when it comes to those who are different. special olympics has helped me develop confidence. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the year. and i don't feel sad any more. eunice: the whole world is watching you. look how far you've come. applause hello. we have already had one area of low pressure affecting the uk this weekend. there is another on the way for sunday. the first eases away from northern scotland during sunday. here comes the second rapidly deepening area of low pressure, coming right out of storm freya, and things will be turning stormy across parts of england and wales in particular, late on sunday. that said, it's a very windy start to sunday. northern scotland, from still that first area of low pressure, some gusts up to around 70 miles an hour and plenty of heavy

laura: as the floodwaters continue to rise, nelson mandela's widow is appealing for n d. was the educatnister for mozambique and she is a member of the elders, a group of global leaders. heshe spoke exclusively tobc and was asked what the situation is le on the ground. >> the sittion is much worse than what we have seen in 2000. communications are totally broken. there is not yet a thorough information of people, how many people are stranded in villages, how many people are dying, howeo manye need assistance. it is very, very dire. the needs are simply of everything, from food, medicine, clothes. reporter: what do you want the international community to do? graca: i called the deputy secretary-general of the u.n. this morning, and i asked the united nations to send a specialized team. we need to know the magnitude, the depth, the extension, the complexity of this tragedy, which we don't have. second, it is the countries -- it is three countries which are involved. it is not only mozambique, it id zimbabwealawi. ri need united nations to look at the three countes and they

when president mandela said that freedom consists of breaking the chains, it's not a metaphor. sometimes, the urgency is that acute. we need to break a chain that's holding a child. it's a reminder of how important this work is and how much hope the world still needs when it comes to those who are different. special olympics has helped me develop confidence. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the year. and i don't feel sad any more. eunice: the whole world is watching you. look how far you've come. applause good evening. the storm is bearing down upon the uk now, bringing a stormy end to the week. that is disruptive wind, heavy rain, even a little snow. the windiest weather is likely across england and wales. yesterday it was further north across scotland, but deepening areas of low pressure bringing notjust those strong winds, some heavy rain and potential for snow as that clears away from northern ireland later on, england and wales. the wind is whipping up already through the afternoon across southern and western areas. some 70 mph enough to bring down some tree

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three years you've been here and can easily shap well it's up to missy here with the help mr mandela message it to when he shouted when he said it was to me willian it can easily shout can egypt and that if he can he said my shop one to death and. fear and you travel around with your new pilot better yet the obama record having probably what i thought i really welcome it was from the bali live. from a spinning the economy out of obama yes. if you're feeling. lucky you know how to be. she was a senior figure in the mel kites greek church but this is overseen by the pope in rome. it's quite unusual for catholic priests to become heavily involved in politics this forced him to make difficult personal choices and did not play very well with the authorities in rome. helen mckechnie see. my brain c.s.e. would deem why she must cool n.z. each arty molokai something where magilla lila and maybe. me here in hey aliya and know. this lee by the way is not so and no ana. jani nor amal there nor. who is are the most loyal and the political machine in mrs healy here call him out of it a little bit

when president mandela said let freedom consist of breaking the chains, it's not a metaphor.he chains are chains. sometimes the urgency is that acute. we need to break a chain. that's holding a child. it's a reminderof how chain. that's holding a child. it's a reminder of how important this work is, and how much hope the world still needs when it comes to those who are different. special olympics has help me develop confidence. group blue mac it helps mea confidence. group blue mac it helps me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the year. me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the yearlj me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the year. i don't feel sad any more. the whole world is watching you. look how far you've come. hello there, this week is going to be one of huge contrast. we started the week off with lots of sunshine, settled with record—breaking temperatures, and we are ending the week and a very u nsettled are ending the week and a very unsettled note. this weekend is looking particularly stormy, with rain and gales both saturday and sunday, but on sunday that office ha

mandela us at least she doesn't have this problem for the icelandic prime minister the e.u. still remains a win win situation. they don't because what the public face will is in brussels she says a new leaders are now looking to london to decide finally on the way forward but leaders head to reason may end here for an hour and a half that's a long time and asked her over and over again what is your plan b. if you parliamentary ject the deal again what will you do and she didn't have a single answer which is again then everybody found pretty annoying and so now in london there seems to be a certain amount of movement and everybody here will be quite happy to see that because now there seems to have been an agreement between the opposition and government to hold a series of indicate if it's next week that means everybody everything every possible solution to bret's it is put on the table like would you like bracks it was a customs union would you like bricks it was in no way solution would you like bricks it was bo's of that what would you like basically every sort of permutat

dogon al jazeera mandela. a chinese telecommunications giant has shrugged off accusations it's complicit in government spying to record a big profit increase coase twenty eight hundred sales rose by almost twenty percent to more than one hundred billion dollars the us and other western countries have recently moved to block way technology from its networks alleging it poses a security risk denies it facilitates spying by the chinese government. the wife of chinese form interpol chief man hong way is speaking out about her husband's detention in china saying the allegations against him are politically motivated ming has been detained in china since september his wife grace says her family is being denied their fundamental human rights beijing has issued a statement saying the former interpol head will be prosecuted on bribery charges. while the pressure on algeria as president to step down continues to mount some members of the opposition say they want more than. his resignation there demanding the removal of t

mandela us at least she doesn't have this problem for the icelandic prime minister the e.u. still remains a win win situation. well they don't because what the barber very easily is in brussels for us we asked her if you leaders are now waiting for the house of commons to act. absolutely and there seems to be a certain amount of movement there and when we think back to last night what happened here at the council was that leaders had to reason may in here for an hour and a half that's a long time and asked her over and over again what is your plan b. if you parliament rejected the deal again what will you do and she didn't have a single answer which is again then everybody found pretty annoying and so now in london there seems to be a certain amount of movement and everybody here will be quite happy to see that because now there seems to have been an agreement between the opposition and government to hold a series of indicate if the next week that means everybody every saying every possible solution to bret's it is put on the table like would you like bracks it was a customs

it is the eve of the second free elections mandela's term as president is almost over and for. life it's good. that there has father is a prominent member of south africa's fast growing back middle class. i really had my mind just a few such a gay person. i've done nothing done on the floor. just try that mean additional that he could. he's gone from knowing just living life on the streets it's a way to just playing soccer. just on the streets to all the way just living. in the suburbs. and his stratus best to raise a good family. at seven and a newborn year were close friends and usually you know one years mother was black and her father quite. back then she in question were together at a progressive johannesburg school but not because shan has moved. let's talk about so. i don't know i lost most catalog what i remember is i don't know i just remembered her kids lying for cash. she's often. i'm. not eternal jewish she's. say i'm just in the mall was actually going to hope that she don't vote. she's. me i'm confused. these are only different harder it is kind of. kareem you kno

dogon al jazeera mandela while the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera dramatic rescue attempts as fire and gulps the tower block and bangladesh's capital. and thirty five nations are displaying their paintings as an art fair and hong kong but it's one country in particular that's really sculpting the art scene. we've got something of a law in the weather across the middle east at the moment so we have got some dry weather coming into iran but if it is iran of course but on friday there was showers a long spells of rain in the forecast exhibit a cloud over towards pakistan towards afghanistan this next day every cloud just store around at least the side of iraq then another weather system which will make its way into that eastern side of the med pushing across the levant as we go through friday snow with all the flank of that so-called says he still see some wintry weather is a clear weather there for much of around toronto sixteen celsius we go on into saturday the cloud will increase temperatures to pick up a tarantula eighteen celsius he says that it is generally dry but to t

point the finger blame blame blame selectively of course the shooter also likened himself to nelson mandela and thank goodness no e.d.s. has yet come forward to blame the global i call we discussed the terror attack and the question of radicalization with our guest stephen morse of the english democratic party and catherine schachter of the shack in a institute for middle eastern studies. i think that the issue of radicalism is rampant nine our society and across the board regardless of geography and i think that's a problem we need to actually be courageous about and face up to and it's not limited to islamic radicalism i think that fascism is on the rise wherever and it has a lot to do with the fact that there's been so much you know identity politics there is so much part of the ring of certain demographics that people always doing behind i would say very practical lines when it comes to the way that they identify politically socially ethnically and of course religiously and this is this is an issue we have this kind of brand new values and now that is targeting everyone i need to see th

your desire to see a peaceful transition of power in venezuela and talked about learning a lot from mandela—— transition. when you say that and it goes back to your relationship between marco rubio and key players in the us, we see tweets depicting gadhafi and suggesting the same fate might await nicolas maduro. we see people in orange jumpsuits might await nicolas maduro. we see people in orangejumpsuits in guantanamo bay with suggestions seniorfigures in guantanamo bay with suggestions senior figures in venezuela guantanamo bay with suggestions seniorfigures in venezuela might end up in guantanamo bay. how does that square your with desire to see a peaceful, respectful transition? we wa nt a peaceful, respectful transition? we want to transition where those in power at this point, where the movement can still do politics and still live through this transition period. we are democrats and understand that even if we have the majority of support of the venezuelan people, we need to acknowledge that there is a portion, acknowledge that there is a portion, a part, of the venezuelans, that stil

dangerous rhetoric were connections shooter will soon likened himself to nelson mandela and thank goodness no e.d.s. has yet come forward to blame the global i call the reason all of these people and others getting flack is because they were mentioned by the killer in this manifesto in the lives tree therefore because they were mentioned by a deranged maniac as somehow complicit the logic goes oh really this madman is being taken seriously another thing the murderer route is that what he did will set off a larger political conflict global pit the right against the left and unfortunately it seems to be happening exactly as he wanted we discussed the terror attack and the question of radicalization with our guest stephen morris of the english democratic party and katherine schachter of the shack now institute for middle eastern studies. i think that the issue of radicalism is rampant nine our society and across the board recall is of geography and i think that's a problem we need to actually be courageous about and face up to and it's not limited to islamic radicalism i think that fascism is

among my legal heroes is della omar, nelson mandela's lawyer and the minister of justice in the mandelaovernment. tonight's program honors the victims and the valiant. we know that for every germany -- lawyer who started in germany or south africa, hundreds kept silent. the struggle against injustice calls us as clearly as ever. he who walks calmly across the street, is he not out of reach of his friends in trouble? the lawyers we honor, and their clients, stood up. how can we stand down? who are the human rights heroes now, and in time to be? well, there is one of them seated next to every person in this room. [applause] dan: i had forgotten playwright is one of your backgrounds. [laughter] dan: congresswoman holtzman, you have had a variety of experiences in public life, both elected office through appointments. from your experience, what kind of difference can a lawyer, a single lawyer make? and, to what extent does that differ in a role of someone who is elected, or appointed? >> well, words can make a difference for good and evil. that is one of the lessons that this panel has alre

includes detailed information about associates in the philippines and other countries dogon al jazeera mandela and his prime minister narendra modi says country is now a space superpower after it shot down a satellite as part of a test india's now become only the fourth country to ever do so or now from. new delhi. well the prime minister said was that within the last twenty four hours he could confirm that india become the fourth nation in the world along with the us china and russia and satellite technology it had shot down successfully one of its own satellites in orbit and that he wanted to tell the nation of course is a policy that was started back in two thousand and twelve under the former prime minister manmohan singh's india's space development through isro the indian space research organization has been developing space technology for decades now but it's a huge feather in the prime minister's operation to shock the was. over in reaching the east of the country so certainly a major announcement by a sitting prime minister which has reverberations and repercussions at this present mom

point the finger blame blame blame selectively of course shooter also likened him self to nelson mandela and thank goodness no e.d.s. has yet come forward to blame the global i. mean people have gathered outside one of the mosque that was attacked pay tribute to the victims. you. know just want to point. out that. many people in the world. who are living in. not just the great church in new zealand want to do. i want truth i want to i want them to know we have together we must fight. in the field. we discuss the terror attack and the question of radicalization without stephen morris of the english democratic party and catherine schachter the institute for middle eastern studies. i think that the issue of radicalism is rampant nine our society and across the board recall is of geography and i think that's a problem we need to actually be courageous about and face up to and it's not limited to islamic radicalism i think that fascism is on the rise wherever and it has a lot to do with the fact that there's been so much you know identity politics there is so much part of the ring of certain

outside westminster hall this may be crossing live here for more reaction for the moment thank you and mandela is a director of came a change in europe and a professor of european politics and foreign affairs at king's college london joins me now in the city thank you so much for being with us it's quite a complicated situation none of those eight options you got a majority obviously some closer then there is what do you make of all of it and where does this leave the reason why i think i mean ironically the most important thing this happens in arts in terms of where we're going is that statement from the u.p.a. because by saying they're not going to going to vote against this deal in the next time means that it's very very hard to see how to reason may's deal can pass the house of commons which makes these indicative votes all the more important because it looks like we're going to be looking for an alternative even if she brings that deal back on friday. of these eight then because none of them have a majority but which how does it work now which ones are likely to be discussed on monday wel

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