has changed overnight here in washington fair and what more can you tell us boy it has mandela after 5 days of intense negotiations and 2 failed votes in the senate democrats and republicans they finally hammered out a deal and came to an agreement around 130 wednesday morning both the senate majority and minority leaders they were very happy about what they were able to put in this coronavirus relief bill so let's take a look at what each side was able to win in this bill so for republicans their main focus was to help corporations and businesses as well as hospitals democrats who are fighting them on this saying that it's about the people not the corporations so republicans were able to keep those emergency loans again to corporations but also small businesses and that's why democrats and republicans they made a compromise democrats won the argument of strict oversight where corporations will be required to lay out how they'll spend their emergency loans and also make it public not just to congress but to the american people as well democrats also got an oversight board to monitor

they're all part of the born free generation, also described as mandela's generation of hope.e young adults are free to live wherever and love whoever they want, and i wanted to talk to them about what this meant in practice. joburg's a very cosmopolitan place, and when you go to smaller places there's a lot more of each to their own. would your parents be ok with you dating a black girl? they wouldn't love it, i think, but they've said yes but theory and practice is to different things, but i'd like to think so. preferably stick to your culture kind of thing. being in south africa now, it's a bit like a cappuccino nation. so you have, like, your strong black society at the bottom, and then you have your white and then you have your little sprinkle of integration on the top, 0k? so, a few people actually integrate, but a lot of the country is very much divided. so even though we're born frees and we're living in this new south africa, we are still quite divided and we still have a long way to go as a country. people have a hierarchy that was, like, built up in their head. they

have you ever been arrested with nelson mandela? >> i've never been arrested with nelson mandela. guess that makes me the only stuttering person ought to think that. >> tucker: [laughs] peter hasson, the best. thanks for joining us. president trumpresident addressn on coronavirus very soon. what should the rest of us be doing to protect ourselves from this threat? all of that and more is next. just $55, including unlimited talk, text and data. plus no annual service contracts. only at t-mobile. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. minutes from now the president of the united states will address the nation about the epidemic, now the pandemic come out of the coronavirus. a containment zone has been erected in a 1 mile radius around the city of new rochelle, new york, right outside new york city. there could soon be similar zones across the country. according to some reports, that we are still not sure at this hour. trace gallagher rejoins us with what we can expect to make potentially. >> up the majority of coronavirus cases in new york's westchester county are linked to an noor sa

is a guy, patrick, this is in south africa, there is a white dude in south africa, and the nelson mandela, in the capture site wearing a t-shirt. revolutionaries go wherever we want, we go wherever we want because we know that we are based in conservative principles that work, you have to be loud, you have to be consistent, you have to be daily, and letting people know, creating liaise all, stat this works and we do what we want. because where we come from is a legitimate space. this is the nor sir, fredericton bag with his newspaper, again 4000 subscriptions, nationally he didn't have an iphone. two dollars annually, create and sell euro media. i'm speeding up there's two minutes left. this is my radio show. sunday's eight to 10 pm. w. ph.d.. now here's the thing, it's a conservative station, but i'm really really conservative. so at any given moment, depending on who the funds are the funds it i can get fired. so i say that i can get fired. so i made my own podcast just in case they fire me. quick we have a minute left, anybody know who this is? it's a real quick. no it's not harriet su

do you remember one of the dolly songs that you heard nelson mandela play. oh wow. i just think about. a night at robben island in the dark when jolene is playing over the loudspeakers. the prisoners here in their song on the other side of the wall the guards are listening to and both groups of people are are having the same experience. according to the song was done about love like nadine would say it's about fear of someone taking your man of of losing everything the prisoners feel that because they've lost their freedom and the guards feel that because their country's changing and they can sense they're about to lose power both are feeling the same fear for very different reasons. so helen i'm going to give that one back to you but 1st i want to share this because the idea and the theme behind that is that there is a global reach here all the way to south africa so i want to share a couple of comments from around the world to from you tube this 1st one is for she says this is my favorite woman we're talking about i'm coming to you live from nairobi kenya another

and nelson mandela was one of the great freedom fighters of the 20th century. he spent a lot of his life in hard labor in south africa fighting apartheid. and what he said, he said in his lifetime, he made a statement which to me was an extraordinarily profound and relevant to this moment. he said, everything seems impossible until it is done. do to understand what i mean? everything seems impossible until it is done. and what happens for a variety of reasons, and i don't know them all, but what happens is human beings into accepting the status quo unnecessarily. we are told by congress what our options are. we are told by the media what our options are. and sometimes we forget to take a hard look at what goes on around us, and where we want to go as a nation and as a people. [applause] so what our campaign is about, what our campaign is about is asking people to take a hard look at america today, at the world today, and ask questions like why are we when we are? where should we be going? and let me do what no other campaign will do, take a hard look at america

as i started doing animated films in1989, 1990, that was a period when mandela was released from prison and over the next few years, suddenly people from all over the world, journalists, directors, museum people, came to see south africa which had been such a pariah nation for so many years. that was fortunate timing as well. the zeitgeist was with you. so that's very much the unique technique that you developed butjust looking at the content which kind of infuses all of your work. you are very influenced by the dadaist movement which started during the first world war as a reaction to the horrors going on. it kind of has a satirical approach doesn't it? it has a satirical approach but what dada had and the area i'm still interested in working with is more i would say the absurd. the absurd, not as the way it is understood in england as the foolish, the joke, the humourous, but the absurd as saying you take a logic and if there is a crack in that logic and you follow it through to the nth degree, you get an absurdity in the world. inisde of south africa, the way of understanding aparthe

nelson mandela greece i'm now. well we did i mean i definitely recommend your book and if you're always a fascinating read and thank you so much for coming on the book once again is no more war how the west violates international law using humanitarian intervention to advance economic and strategic interests then called what always a pleasure having you on thank you so much. and that ladies and gentlemen. is our show for you today a man ever remember in this world we are not told that we are loved not so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone vinter and i'm a mr tough keep on watching those logs never a great day and night out. of the. right. god. it isn't about it wasn't ok. thank. you. i'm. thanking. the duck industry come. to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells abilities on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles they were going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6

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very anti— apartheid that they weren't members of the anc but they did represent people like nelson mandelaone would have expected you to perhaps have followed in their footsteps because you did after all study african studies and politics. you did after all study african studies and politicslj you did after all study african studies and politics. i think there isa studies and politics. i think there is a strange relationship between my pa rents is a strange relationship between my parents being lawyers and me being an artist. that was a sense of needing to find a way of finding my own opinion that would be impervious toa own opinion that would be impervious to a parent cross—examination. we needed to be a way of making sense of the world that was not the same as the linear, logic of the law. i think it is partly as a... every child having to find a defence against the power of their parents and for me, it was for becoming an artist. only this years and years and months of therapy later to understand the connection but i'm sure it's there. what is the connection and because obviously went t

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this is south africa, a white dude in south africa at the nelson mandela wearing a black guns matter. [applause] solution errors go wherever we want. we go wherever you want because we know we are conservative principles that work. you have to be loud, consistent, daily and letting people know creating liaisons at this work and we do what we want because when we come from is a legitimate space. this is the north star. frederick douglass newspaper. again, 4000 subscriptions nationally. he didn't even have an iphone. two dollars annually. creating an -- create and sell your own newspaper. this is my radio show. now here's the thing, it's a conservative station but i really, really, really like conservative. in any given moment they been on who the sponsors are, i could get fired because i will say hey, there's only two genders, bro. or six. right? said i could get fired, so i made my own podcast just in case they fire me. [applause] quickly, we have a minimum. that anybody know who this is? say it quick. no, it's not tubman. aha. that's frederick douglass his wife, first wife. why are

sus preguntas mandelas por facebook para poder responder. en la cÁmara donde se definiÓ un proyecto de ley de 8.300.000.000 de dolares para fondos para atender esta emergencia. carolina: a un mes de la semana santa la iglesia cerrÓ sus puertas por el coronavirus. es parte del cierre de las escuelas, iglesias en la ciudad despuÉs de que cuatro palestinos podrÍan haber contraÍdo este virus. la iglesia de la natividad se construyÓ en el Área considerada por los cristianos como el lugar donde naciÓ jesÚs. borja: tambiÉn los viajes a la meca tambiÉn han sido suspendidos. mÁs adelante el presidente donald trump anuncia retenciÓn de fondos en la ciudad de santuario. importante noticia para nuestra comunidad. carolina: ¿manejas un auto toyota? atenciÓn porque llaman a revisiÓn mÁs vehÍculos. prueba entrega el mismo día de target. en tu puerta para que puedas hacer más. target. rápido y listo. en las proximas borja: en las prÓximas horas la precandidata elizabeth warren abandonarÍa la campaÑa por la nominaciÓn presidencial demÓcrata. esto es por el p

only one side and it's mandela that's the. reason it's set in the one single comes. a moment you knew it would bring this about new york to. you now instead confide. in the. possibility of a too quick selfie of the. race for you. in this. instance. thank you i'll talk to you on this so i went back to find. all of the old boy you saw in the film and to speak to the organization under the same sun which is helping him and others like him. find that out of the hospital and gave you years ago i said what do you want out of all i could come into for you how can i help you and he said i want 2 things i want people to go to school i want to go home again i want to see form. so for some connections i had and hoover who got some fairly major reconstructive surgery done and to do told from implants and they reconstructed his hand such that you hold him i felt like a parent i designed this form before he went into surgery saying that you know with every surgery the risk you could lose blood you could die and you take legal responsibility for the suspicion to have this child hav

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and founder of mines the mandela institute for development studies. asked safe before we get started we also invited nick mangwana a spoke persons next person for the ruling zanu p.f. party to join our panel but he stopped responding to our cause we were also due to have more in count them up from the opposition movement for democratic change she also stopped responding to us just before we went to air and you know what that means it means that we have even more space on this show for you to tweet us at a.j. stream and also if you to comment in argue chub a link and a conversation and you too can be part of his very important conversation let me just start here dr bevary how bad is the food insecurity situation in zimbabwe right now what does that mean on a day to day basis we were through really very indirectly it very very very and greenlaw who shoot it very well. it's really only if you look. if you shoot and. and things like that. some of the organizations. varity of. security they've estimated that the. existing. security is about 2200000 and. 50

horn barbecue on mandela parkway offered pulled pork and barbecue chicken. the owner and volunteers put the food in styrofoam containers on the table while trying to maintain the healthy social distancing. people stopping by say they really appreciate the gesture. >>> i think it is really nice and generous just to kind of get the boredom out the house and have some of the foods that you typically won't make it home. >>> is a lot of fear. a lot of uncertainty going on. i think it is important for us to come together as a community and show love and express it. >>> restaurant owner hopes to set up more free barbecues in the coming days. >>> people in berkeley stepped outside to take part in a music circus. >>> they performed renditions of take me out to the ballgame. the organizer a berkeley resident has chosen a different song for each wednesday afternoon. through the end of april. participants get the lyrics and music online. didn't have a week to practice with their voices and musical instruments. >>> just come out and sing. stay six feet apart. love your n

properly valued because without trucks we'd be nowhere we've got to look at things afresh i think mandela we eat too much we eat too much of the wrong things we don't enough of the right things i've just been giving my own children a lecture on this we had too much process food we don't eat enough of the things that we need and we do much of the things that we don't want one this is over you everything is on the table. and the way we organize our society is on the table absolutely george and lastly we know that boris johnson is obviously busy trying to deal with this virus outbreak but has there been any movement on the next steps for bracks it or post back that i should say. when everything is on the ice so far as that's concerned it's not officially been called off but it seems inconceivable that there's much work going on between britain and brussels right now on what the final picture will look like so it's probably not going to be done by the end of this year but frankly not much is going to be done by the end of this year the whole political agenda has been turned upside down all ri

bahamas, mauritius, south africa and dubai, kerzner organised the vip function for president nelson mandela's 2010. that is it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello there. there is a lot of fight and settled whether in the forecast right across the country. but we will see subtle changes in the north—west as high pressure hold on for most of us, this weather front will encroach into bring more cloud, outbreaks of rain to the north—west and also fairly strong winds. the rainfall amounts really could mount up here as we move into next week. but for most of us is going to be settled, thanks to that area of high pressure. so drier most with a good deal of sunshine around. we will continue to have a chilly winter, certainly over the next few days and nights will be cold with some frost around. now, as we head into the early part of sunday, looks like we could see some low cloud just rolling in of the north sea into the north—east of england and into is in scotland, a bit more cloud for the west of scotland as well. further south, though, the skies. it's

sometimes it seems impossible, but as nelson mandela said, it always seems impossible until it is done. you have to do something. i want to quote your own said, assaden he is an animal. i hope you all agree with him. i do. thank you. that is powerful testimony. thank you. we will have questions in a moment. we will turn to our second witness. he is the head of the syrian civil defense, more commonly known as the white helmets. he manages a network of 2800 volunteers who have saved over 120,000 lives in syria. he is originally from idlib ed is a father of two -- from idlib and is a father of two. the floor is yours. [speaking foreign language] translator: thank you for giving us this opportunity. what was said by caesar and omar gives a harrowing glimpse of the horrors faced by the syrian people, but i will speak about a different perspective. saleh,me is raed al i'm the head of the civil defense commonly known as the white helmets. this organization of 2500 men and 300 women have dedicated their lives to saving others. down, webombs rained rushed to dig lives from under the rubble. sin

bahamas, mauritius, south africa and dubai, kerzner organised the vip function for president nelson mandela'sation “119911, and received a high honour from the queen in 2010. in the us, a number of states have ordered shutdowns, with one in five americans soon set to be under a stay—at—home order. the virus has claimed almost 280 lives there and infected more than 19,000 people. meanwhile, president trump says the us has agreed new measures with the leaders of canada and mexico to control non—essential travel across its northern and southern borders. we've also reached agreements with canada and mexico on new travel rules at our northern and southern borders, to halt the entry of the chinese virus, while continuing trade and commerce. and we've had very good talks, i've — with prime minister trudeau, and today, this morning, with president lopez 0brador. we've talked aboutjoint measures that were taken to prevent the spread of the virus in our countries, and to temporarily suspend non—essential travel. we had a great conversation this morning with the president of mexico, and our close cooper

argentina are expected to rally in support of legalizing abortion the strike action comes after president mandela said he wants to reopen the debate abortion in argentina is punishable by up to 4 years in jail you have to say with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year it's the inside story to stay with us. and. it's really puts a quarter of its population into quarantine to contain the corona far as should other countries follow suit or is it too little too late to stop the spread this is inside story. following james spader's with a number of dead rising fast the 3rd highest number of cases worldwide and 60000000 people forced into quarantine italy's government has ordered some of the harshest measures outside china to try and contain the corona virus it's in his economic is under strain the financial and fashion capital resembles a ghost town.

example joe biden 3 times in february said that he got arrested in south africa trying to see nelson mandela we don't have to watch that was in the stuff that was a lie what we can call up bernie on his many lies we're that we could but i'm also put that to linda and i think you know i we would be disingenuous to say that politicians don't. shape the narrative everyone does it it's you know and i think that just does that mean you're ok with donald trump absolutely not but donald trump is not shaping the narrative he's even syria to the carrot if there is a much difference i rather have a good man who is america's you know best interests at heart than donald trump would you do what you do about the socialism label because a lot of voters say in polls including democratic voters that they're worried about the socialism label that's why a lot of the party elite don't want to get behind bernie sanders because they genuinely think it will destroy him in the general election that the republicans will go off the end of a castro over venezuela of the soviet union what's your response to that charge

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i was arrested on the way to see nelson mandela, and i once fought a marginalized african american child named corn pop. come on! horsefeathers! crackerjack! this is what you rubes like, right? come on!" now, here's the rub: bernie cherry-picked his quotes for that aanext. for example, the "feel the bern" quote came from a speech in which obama was endorsing hillary clinton. bernie's faced a lot of criticism for this ad, but he doesn't seem to be backing down. take a look at what he just released just today. >> tonight i'd like to talk about my brother, bernie sanders, a.k.a., my best friend. this is an extraordinary man. he's revolutionizing basketball. bernie sanders killed osama bin laden. ♪ i... so in love where you ♪ bernie sanders. bernie sanders for president. ( applause ) >> stephen: that could help. that could help. that could push him over the top. this week, we found out that trump's getting his own pop-up ads in the sky, because the president's reelection campaign is planning to fly a blimp above swing states. wow. a giant, slow-moving, disaster waiting to happen is getting h

. >> [laughter] cornel: we did the same thing to nelson mandela, but that is another text for another time. brother martin, this radical king would keep track of the centrality of the love commitment, keep track of the centrality of compassion and the willingness to pay the costs. this is a challenge to the younger adoration. i am passing from the scene. i know i don't need to be center stage. trying to tell that to brother al sharpton. you know? you don't need to be center stage, brother. there is something called grassroots leadership, indigenous leadership in these different contexts. get out of the way of the camera, let the young folks speak. get out of the way of the camera, let them tell their truth. you stand alongside them. we went to ferguson. we go to jail when we go to ferguson. we want the young folk to know some of us old-school folk love them and love and deeply. we might not understand everything, but we are in solidarity with them even as we want to respect and protect and correct them. we stand alongside them like coltrain allowing eric dolphin to play. coltrain coul

is with nelson about mandela and his 90th birthday nominate her to know her best to world music in 2050 he's also an actor and this is how you start out his acting writing ron howard's movie the good lies diary reese witherspoon is also the author of the word child and you've seen copies of that here this evening a book that shares his story of tragedy but it's an incredible story of triumph as well as an incredible young man. why we're here for he says to have our hearts touched and to become better people ladies and gentlemen please in perth's i am pleased to introduce to you emanuel survivor peace activist world changer and genuine nice guy. you never know the potential. of any child or any human being until that person is given an opportunity and. rescue no 150 a child soldiers i was the only one that she picked and smuggled through a plane and to get to kenya and dad became the turning point of my life the difficult thing in my life was not in the bottle she was not big challenge this was the 2nd at a bottom which is the war in the mind winning that even i know him kind of. meeting

members of congress voted against the resolution calling on the regime of south africa to nelson mandela from the present where there is no doctor to the mainland president there was a doctor. three guys voted against to enhance one of them. and number four, he worked very hard to identify you instrument, not death, so let's pick the guy at the secretary of defense, let's reset . people in the midwest and the northeast are concerned about you. let's double down to get the guy who's running the world's largest oilfield supply company, let's do that. the 12 amendment problem. anyway, bush is not a monologue die. so this is like grassley federation. nobody will ever bring that up. that's ridiculous. etc. so this goes on for about 3035 minutes. at the end of it, and literally realize that they can't unbutton my jacket because i have sweat through my shirt. [laughter]. this is been like a full. and he asked me if anything else and i said no sir. any turned the guy next to him and he said, do you have any questions for the guy. he had been listening the whole time and as we walked on the reces

he claim he was arrested in south africa trying to visit nelson mandela. he was not.. the list is pretty extensive, your reaction? >> this is pretty pathetic the best the left can come up with. joe biden can hardly string together a coherent sentence yet alone hold his own against donald trump in a debate. you know, is are, the democrats are betting joe biden would be able to appeal to moderate voters but biden has actually become a radical leftist. his climate change plan costs $5 trillion. his health care plan is obamacare on steroids. so this is a very flawed candidate. i think it would be a bloodbath in november if biden gets the nomination. trump would destroy him. even though the dnc wants biden to be their nominee, i suspect bernie would have fared better in november as the nominee. elizabeth: we are tracking the trends. it is interesting, when we see the data coming in that candidate biden might be even weaker than candidate hillary clinton because he got less vote than hillary in north carolina, alabama, and massachusetts. trump won the states biden won. trum

they know him and know him well but he had to walk back the comments on nelson mandela earlier this weekhing had he to do before the vote. >> i think what happens is we are talking about a history of service dating back to 1972 most of us known when he came to the united states senate. he also had a history with senator frisk hollings and others and come to the state several times. he has come to my church several times when he visited school. he came here when he was campaigning in 2008. this is his third try to run for the president of the united states. i think the people have familiarity with him. i think that whenever he comes, that he connects. if you know joe biden, if he sees me in washington, d.c. or anywhere else, the first thing he'll do is say, hey, get your children on the telephone, let me end up talking to them. and so i think that what happens is that joe biden is a good man. what he has done is he has shown that he connects with people, in general. i think that that common touch he has, we watch him over the years i think people watch his career on civil rights and worke