>> there was a young man called mimi, and he was a major, major activist, and he was going to be hungarsalis: but on his way to the gallows, mimi delivered a message to hendrik verwoerd, the architect of apartheid. >> ( sings "watch out, verwoerd" ) and all the people in the cells as he was going joined him. >> ( group sings "watch out, verwoerd" ) >> as this guy is going to his death and he's saying to verwoerd, "watch out, verwoerd. here comes the black man." i mean, to me, it's like the most... one of the most... probably the most powerful, like, liberation song i've ever heard. >> marsalis: it's powerful hearing you sing it here today. >> ( singing "watch out, verwoerd" ) >> marsalis: "watch out, verwould" became one of the earliest anthems for freedom. the music moved and motivated an embattled people. our civil rights movement had its music, but, in south africa, hundreds of songs rang out. >> ( singing "nanku" ) >> marsalis: "nanku," recorded by mariam makeba, kept alive the spirit of mandela and others locked up on robben island. >> the nation's feelings when those guys were a

. >> mimi and maya enjoy an ice cream treat. >> when you record two kids having a conversation and thenhat audio and have adults act out that conversation with the kids' voices, it's always funny. every single time, it's called kid snippets. this time the mall santa claus. >> great. >> so what do you want for christmas? >> don't you already know that? >> yes. >> kind of a good point. like i've already sent you the note. you should know by now what i want, santa. >> i just think santa knows. >> then what do i want? >> maybe i could get you a toy train. the justin bieber movie? >> that's what he wants, to go to the justin bieber movie. he doesn't want toys, this child. >> maybe your parents can bring you to the movies after you open a nice toy i give you. >> i don't want any toys. i want too to t justin bieber movie. do he wantthvd copy of the old justin bieber movie? >> you know, who the heck knows. >> santa should know. santa should know all these answers to all these questions. kid has an announcement for the entire mall. >> don't you also want a choo choo train? >> no way! not unless

she said, i, mimi, have to go to work now. thomas said, mimi, why don't you with us.here and play and she said, this is the best invitation i've ever gotten and sat down and played with them. she genuinely has -- in this we're all stuck on our blackberries and we're all a part of the conversation, disconnect. she can really disconnect and it into those legos the way think -- i think she likes kids more than most people do. talks about why she does what she does, because she cares about children, she really does. other people's children more than i think most women. motivation in politics has always been the one in five children who live in .overty in america it is really a stunning thing in a country as great as our is that one in five children go to sleep hungry. maybe now one in four. drives me is that. i wanted the best for my kids. oft meant my taking care them at the expense of washing my face sometimes. also that they should live in a society where other a chance.ave >> but when you're on the airplane and there's another whole ride, mye mother is the one that wo

mimi had to develop both its outsourcing services and its manufacturing sector. he has a new day. new day. om holdings and its bpo. each of the country speaking of which have been in this country can be built. moore's film industry based open. that means it will give them two nights. den. i'm sure. on these countries are calling the coast can be more inclusive. because these two rooms ranging from pilbara to change and to unwind or satan and all. the guy who spoke only for the pdp keep workers who support them with a case he wants to compete well. and joe. digital preaching it does little to much. can the. in order to further of this take on insisting its coast the report recommends that the sheriff government urgently addressed and that these structured weak governance and an unfavorable perception of its business environment. help friends stay for sci fi to experts with the private sector to explore constraints the case in discovering and capturing market the new prada the country we still face numerous challenges. these key steps are necessary in oregon today the road to think

thanks to mimi. normally you can not be able to calm the blessings of the hat is like losing your life to god whom we call on us. snow. the phone radiation is committed to make high in attack. so detached decided to strip the cops going the kano say is that poses the selected this lie everything. this five seemed to me dear old hope so as to retain into its finest and the alliance party. i like this that he dared to speak on condition that thought made clean up the field. but with the topsoil. growing crops as much harder. connor wanted to be get out a way to remove radioactive materials to keep the nutrients. he turned to a group of experts to the defense in the southern me so studies soil physics at the uni basic tool kit. he's been that you need to tolerate the walk to cc and the spruce is a good cry. he is and will be began experimenting on farmland in each half. the focus on one of the unique properties of clay. it's a bit achy definately see see him. over time. he seemed chronicle was indeed cr

and tonight, first lady's influence and image series looks at mimi eisenhower trade limited with her interaction in the media, she gained notoriety for her bangs that made her the best dressed -- major tops on the best dressed list. an article said she is a career woman. .er career is ike that's tonight on "first ladies" at 9:00 eastern. friday morning on "washington journal" -- a look at president obama's legislative priorities for 2014. we will also look at the transformation of special forces units. we will be joined by linda robinson from the rand corporation. and we discuss america's spending habits and how they have evolved since the recession. washington journal errors at 7 a.m. eastern every morning here 7:00 a.m.-- errors at eastern every morning here on c- span. >> what is the most im

mimi. i guess. and that's all for now and it's this i'll leave you with the tech markets. it is thousands of people have had to stay away from their homes near this she meant ninety nuclear plants for nearly three years that some of them had the now disbanded christmas and new year holidays in areas where radiation levels are relatively mild. the men officials say people from six municipalities in evacuation centers near the plant can stay at their homes until january seven. the center using only allowed to visit during the daytime. it's huge he said he and his wife that any town with holiday decorations. the couple currently live in temporary accommodation. the visit their home once a week. this is the first time then spent the night at their house since the disaster in march two thousand on that. it is today. really happy to be whole. i wish we could return for good soon. in the community. but say he says he's worried about radiation as a decontamination work about his home as not being completed. but officials say about seventeen hundred people had sought permission to

mimi because of its current form and beauty founded in may insects. and it's forty four companies introduced. since it began no word on it. coming out of the shadows and will try to be festooned with the body and that's why i know if the locals that they deem my flaws of women are afraid to use. it's a convention that's why they do with our tv use the toothpick. but we should be that we should be has four matai is we should be saluted on. otherwise we lose it virginia's i used to going to change the face of the scheme ets. acc school which has been studying since he was nine. today he's going to a large bag of crusty hardcore into the new recycling program. once again sit up. what's happening at that price you know is this all came. the book that which is that the new body to the school would you buy as if the rumors that it is from sometimes that he also brings god spoke to him. for each company brings to the school paper he received double the price he. like them by the kilogram only in its rejection pounds when she died between three and three we n

reporter john mimi has the story. i love fresh want to make it just rowdy regained his old glory this is the headache them on the way for adding people please use the wire has been breaking the people needing by the lakeside at the same time human activities also take a toll on the water quality son a fine chance of being set up to twice a week now the ways to from the water. as part of the base they maintain its tension and workmanship out twice a week it weaves in barbados. many of them have seen two rounds of severe infestations but green algae in nineteen ninety. i remember the fake a layer of green algae from back in the school king's the stand could be smelled from a heart that's when i began to realize that the moment a second pair it with the catering and tourism has been dying stars. dough should be cheshire fertilizers flowed into the lake of the devil had opposed a constant stream of visitors. and wisdom risk of the ocean. the city has since invested over to the ring onto a stone effect on ecology. he now a

mimi and sebastien be done and erika knight caught in the studio and ruth would listen to beings and. and bill the songs together and then waiting to see him cross resistance and excellence in every single centuries has been different. i've got to learn how to kind of hoping not to any of the people participate. that's what i was like just listen to talk about working with tangerine trees and loved having retreats or something enrichment markets trader i'm just. that ip is. that's against the difference when you get to do outside of working in an auto and thinking self produced you learn how to bring the people in other places and get people into the mix and to be part of the team and that's what working with new persona major label has been for me is while clinging to say ok yes i'd been there i've made the posters i put up the posters i know i've done all that stuff now. how do i let the people coming to this my business my friend. entry is from the internet that cedric with the disease to go to break in second grade. you the pressures on you. you are your music is based on the lyri

mimi negotiators will host more talks next month in iran iaea negotiators have also been consulting with their counterparts from six world powers over a breakthrough agreement on iran's nuclear program discussing how to make sure the iranians are following through on their promises the time now for the latest in a good dance music and talent takes maybe seven years away. my government officials are already preparing ninety that joins us now from the busiest as i did morning tell us what's happening in a too good morning captain what they want to double the number of annual visitors the week it now. which means they ask you any stinking infrastructure so that all those people to get around smoothly. now the japanese government will spend nearly eight hundred million dollars on urban transportation reforms ahead of the twenty twenty. tokyo olympics policymakers also hope the spending will help stem the fall and demand expected from the sales tax increase next april. the funds will be allocated in the current fiscal year in a supplementary draft budget they will be spent on improving transp

call for a change in how the railway station and each plane to operating losses of five fingers and mimi are huge stars every year and the railway sixteen point two billion selling that. can you go she says between union workers and management lasted well into sunday night but that era field to find common ground. railway officials said. he text me and the city subway lines operating normally on monday morning in morning commuters in this on the core area were not affected by the strike of the operations of regular train services such as this cannot and will not drop to sixty three percent. well that a freight train services dropped to about thirty six percent of normal levels then chinese any company which relies on trains services for its business says it expects a drop in production of at least thirty percent if the strike last for more than a week. is either unwilling to kt tethered to me and it's expected to take a toll on commision unfold naturally area of the transfer your site the souls of the labor union said they will be participating in the strike starting next week. teensy on

trying to do all villagers back to the palm with promises of technical training and funds for the john mimi went to the shoshone the four thomas prefect up to see how people am i using that trading the stock lucrative businesses. the fall harvest feasts theres no need to slow season but not from the scene she owns a bunch of our ancient greek bonds just outside her home in after your pot work she will finally get to enjoy the fruits of her nature make him. i began to sell our range is from october i made about twenty thousand then every day so far i have still more than twenty towns the new generation from growing in setting honoring jesus changed my life. she can earn between three hundred thousand to five hundred thousand ending the year depending on whether the thirty seven year of the youths to work outside her but it's taking on jobs here and there. after her husband on a doll from local money and needed constant care. she decided to work closer to home. it was on bed she began her go to this. it definitely will. full house in our youth arm of boneless to four thousand square meters. s

you can relax you can see quiet and can sleep quite like daddy mimi is freaky sandakan which is one of the country's finance minister nice if you find it on his facebook page he's a little impatient with people who are willing to throw the only contradict his hat into the trash because britain is more convenient acceptance chaos to lack of it this coming on line. if i stay there it's because it's good for me financially it's good for me socially the call to mind it's still in economics from the knee the most common complaint among those is receiving a pool is that echoed sentiments on them and places kind. and it's almost impossible to make ends meet it's a case dismal two years ago with his ecuadorian life off to get the news will decline. they decided to be for the country. it wasn't such a call to go to the ex con only kidding. i couldn't try it. a meeting. and i wouldn't have to use. tens of thousands of these treaties that it is foolish to israel's find in august. it's a sentiment goodbye to another country. we see on t tentative. clio sport and well someday to escape the page. ey

o'neill is the fact that both him and ella had so much empathy mimi was ready to understand and appreciate the fifth of what some africans had evened out a piece way when we look at what he did in the sport's the renamed he rants and champion the game of rugby which is the king. that was seen at the time of puberty as the game of the oppressor well that that is actually correct but that was a brilliant strategy as well and is a belief that out that mr mandela possess our understanding that we must find ways to deal as many bridges as possible. that's the only way to the nation will move forward we can jess disengage from everything and certainly around the concept of sports people can in fact be brought together of the wrapper really can wrap her mind. president obama gave the united states said the interim all trophy off to the death of nelson bill was announced. he said we are not likely to see the likes of madonna a can you share that sentiment. why i think that perhaps not in our lifetime certainly we never know we cannot none of us can ever say. absurdly perhaps there would be a ton o

answer from irving berlin what does being a jewish have to do with your success after all and aunt mimi came to the country in six years old spoke on the edition was very successful and he said absolutely not. i'm an american hero white christmas he wrote a song about easter but he never wrote a really cute song if you expect of george gershwin as to what is being led to a ship to do with your success he said nothing of an american composer they ask bob dylan nothing on it. so one of the reasons is that the same being a jew has nothing to do with it. it's probably the most jewish thing you can send him back. that's the typical response is i think that's part of the reason have been hesitant to point out to the enormous influence that despite stories from some quarters about the future jewish communities in the us begins my age and low birth rates continue lending unit sits and thinks the show was a flawed understanding of the nature of the jewish story in america. it's not that the to become americanized said america has become jewish him anyways so the trail and the impact of what's je

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mimi had a hard lesson in keeping with the us over the two years ago bardot so does a good connections always did see the boys. he also threw last it's now faces a sudden get to know it yet. but of cos we hear kevin mason ceo tony voters and that the connection of americans both of us will read yours or your identity or solvency not see in such a good target to one of whom are expected to top it with his kids more than in the official. mostly because the ticket office will settle for the pullout school was that was pretty yourself an extra treat. on the dollar stretching your muscles. just to get to see the idea yet. some forty point jam because support among the people toward a kit to make sure these guys from new york that we appreciate the connection we appreciate what the dome for people going over there. you're limited to that soothere will be looking for work and eating donuts are so much joy to myself as i can stay connected with other president touched on a golf you know that awesome on that horse was cca just something so small but this week but mostly they see fit at mclean p

then "first ladies" featuring mimi eisenhower. later, women in the prison system. >> as 2013 began a, the issue of gun violence was fresh on americans mind. the newton shootings had just happened in connecticut. over the next hour, on "year in review," a debate on gun violence and gun policy and we will start with january 16, 2013. he also talks about what his administration plans to do with the issue. >> i started getting a lot of .etters from kids four of them are here today. they are pretty representative of the messages that i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. a third grader, you can go ahead and ways. that's you. terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country and i want everyone to be happy and safe. wave, brad. we should learn from sandy hook. not scared for my safety. i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them. these are our kids. this is what they are thinking about. be thinking ab

. >> hello, mimi. >> hello, there, mimi. in ft. worth, texas. let's check the forecast.. so mild. baltimore, 60 early on and falling temperatures down to close the freezing. so many of the cities going to be changing on the east coast. i think a lot of people asked for cold weathe [ cheers and applause ] >> this weather report brought to you by pandora jewelry. congratulations. just got married. from atlanta. >>> coming up, richard blais is here. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] available at these fine retailers and nespresso-us.com. [ male announcer ] available at these fine retailers to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. ♪ >>> look at that spread. "gma" rocking the holidays with our frien

mimi luis explains she was expected to work long hours without pay. >> 16, sometimes 17. there are days and nights that don't have sleep. she vetted reports of abuse. when the 25 care givers alerted her office to the injustice. the care om workers takes a lot of bravery to come forward and file a claim. this is not only the place of employment, but where they are living. >> with baby boomers aiming, there'll be a greater demand than ever before for care givers. a state and laws aim to ensure they'll be paid this anoungss rule changes extending minimum wage. california passes a bill offering similar. they are doing ways of not complying with standards. shaun charles who owns beacon home care is following the rules and points out that overworked and under paid care quivers are dangerous. safe protection of loved ones is making sure that care givers are at their a game. >> with a well rested caregiver. >> helping us to understand how some of the new law changes impact workers. let's come in. let's talk about the settlement in san francisco. 800,000. how substantial is that.

mimi luis explains she was expected to work long hours without extra power. 16, 17 days. days and nights that i don't have sleep. >> linshao chin is a labour standards compliance officer and vetted abuse when the filipino care gives alerted her office to the injews. the care homeworkers - it takes a lot of bravery to file a claim. this is not only place of employment, but it's where they are living. >> with baby boomers aging there'll be a greater demand than ever before for care givers. a state and national laws aim to ensure they'll be paid fairly. >> this fall rule changes were announced for domestic workers. california passed a bill offering similar application, and the labor department sent representatives to san francisco to discuss ways of revoking a licence if a facility is not complying with fair labour standards. >> shaun charles who owns beacon home care which places barania and other care givers with clients follows the rule. overworked and under paid care giers are dangerous. >> that's what the families entrust us with, the safe protection of their loved one.

mimi luis was expected to work hours without pay. >> there are days and nights. >> linshao chin is a labour compliance officer. when the 25 care givers, filipino alerted her office to the injustice. >> care homeworkers, it takes bravery. these are not only their place of employment, but it's where they are living. >> with baby boomers aging there'll be a greater demand than before to care givers. state and national laws ensure that they will be paid fairly. >> this fall the labour department announced rule changes extending minimum wage. >> california passed a bill offering similar protection. this week the labour department sent representatives to san francisco to discuss ways to revoke a loans if a facility is not complying with tare labour standards. >> shaun charles is following the rules, and points out that overworked and under paid care givers are dangerous. >> that is what the families entrust us with, the safe protection of their loved ones. we want to make sure care givers are at their a game. >> ginny anderson feels she's in good hands with a well-rested caregiver who is f

and in first ladies, we looked at mimi eisenhower, first lady from 1953-1961. we now have secular norms instead of theological norms our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a or got us can speak to people. david caresses he has insights -- david qureshi says he has insights into the bible that will help you understand the and of revelation better enhance our reading of the end times. that in and of itself does not seem to be a problem, but when it leads to other elements, then that triggers law enforcement concerns as well as press concerns. somebody listening to god and having his followers do things that are aberrant to the norms, that needs to be policed. >> he argues that religious persecution in america has been prevalent since the 1800s, even committed by the very government that is supposed to protect us from religious persecution. sunday night at 9:00 on c-span2. >> next, a look at strategies and initiatives for reducing food waste, including converting the waste into energy. it was hosted by a san francisco-based organization and included repr

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>>> bravo. >>> esta es una señora que llama a la carniceria. >>> que ojos más guapos mimi. >>> ya nopso parcial de los envíos, ups y fedex informaron que pocos paquetes llegaron a su destino, aumentaron las ventas por internet ,a propósito la fiebre de compras llega a su fin con miles de personas regresando en masa a los centros comeriales, para cambiar o devolver regalos, comerciantes ofrecen hasta 70 por ciento de descuentos para revertir su caída navideña, algunas cadenas no se pueden generar porque santa claus fue muy generoso con ellos, ¿qué tal? muy buenos días, gracias por continuar con nosotros en despierta américa, les cuento que el peor momento de su vida vivió un bombero voluntario cuando prestó auxilio en un accidente y encontró su hija muerta, la desgarradora escena fue en la dirección que aparece en pantalla, donde la víctima fue impactada por un camión y una camioneta ,la mujer trabajaba en el negocio de plomería de su padre, la última década los mexicanos presos en cárceles estadounidenses por delitos migratorios se multiplicó por 8, pasando a casi 10 mil, cifras ofic

then "first ladies" featuring mimi eisenhower. later, women in the prison system. >> as 2013 began a, the issue of gun violence was fresh on americans mind. the newton shootings had just happened in connecticut. over the next hour, on "year

investigative journalist at the news, they found out that this woman, her name was meaning -- mimi. they found who she was. for three days running after that they read headlines about kennedy's monica. on the first day it ran a headline on page three. they had a picture of monica lewinsky. next to her a picture of me. [laughter] spent and you had to tell you what, i did not have -- [laughter] spent i said to my wife, i don't even know the woman. anyway, these are the adventures a historian can get into. it really was something off the wall about this. it was -- he was 45, president, and, of course, this young woman was dazzled by them. it was just over the top so that was something coming you know, unwholesome one might say about the way in which the behavior. but again, he got away with it and i don't think it would've been detected even if yet another five years in the white house, because the journalists didn't report it. >> it did have an effect on his leadership? like jackie kennedy, told him nothing that was going on and she had to read the newspapers. that was like the genera

no past or the future that sent on to breathe in breathe out the mundane and the things i like is mimi's in expenses coverage of life to make yourself appear happy and this will just take time to take a newspaper sit down and has cafe and just read but hold on the paper to fill the hole is hoping to get its due to an inclusive when they mentioned a particular paper they say to the keypad which is the school's stadium courts to fasten all this is the message that is what yet to have your coffee on your paris cafe to hospitals that treat this post isn't to get different results. this is a defense team today well i would cheer you up the bits that otherwise is to prevent the map that is more likely to get tickets for the sports press them from the ad business the press. it's rough but after a match full of anecdotes the weekly pay yourself. i do. ong. d. what was one will the rcmp have hundreds of thousands of pro eu protesters apple police and stormed government buildings in the ukrainian capital demanding the president went for not signing a trade deal with europe. a breakthrough nuclear

and then we have president eisenhower, his wife mimi. and we went to the lincoln memorial and they had lined the streets all the way back in there were hundreds of thousands of people who came to washington for this funeral. and we got to the cemetery, and here you see president de gaulle saluting along with the various states bear. there. and it was then the flag that was folded and presented to mrs. kennedy. and then we went back to the white house where mrs. kennedy held a reception where all of the heads of state came. and they paid their respects to the president. and meanwhile i told mrs. kennedy but i hope your mum at mama today is john's third birthday and she said yes, and they had a little birthday party after this perception and it was just john and caroline and their cousins and other members of the family and it was something they had promised john and they told him that we will be back on monday to celebrate your birthday. and she did. and that night was after 11:00 o'clock. the phone rang and it was mrs. kennedy. she said,

. >> do you think they were doing the same thing with mimi? >> mamie was so much older. think pat had to fill in with mamie. mamie was more the grandmother. she was not making public appearances the way that pat was. they needed pat to be a perfect housewife who could do all of these things at the same time. >> it is the flip of what we learned with lady bird johnson and jacqueline kennedy. jacqueline kennedy did not campaign very much later. the older and less glamorous was out on the campaign trail making a lot of appearances in setting the image with the public. >> how did she feel about sitting on the stage when her husband gave the speech? >> she hated it. it was one of the most painful experiences of her life, and experience she would -- that in some way to find the way the two of them related to politics. pat was a very private person who did not want anyone to know about her private life. you have her husband telling all of their finances, what money they owe, that she did not have a further code. -- a fur coat. for her, this was a horrible experience, whereas, f

. -- mimi. >> thank you. at 16 you can have children -- josh wicks.at 16 you can have children and make life-changing decisions. does this not prove that 16 year olds are able are capable of making life-changing decisions? why should the general election be any different? [cheers and applause] >> who have we got we have not heard from anyone from the southeast? >> mr. speaker. [laughter] >> okay, this woman gyrating if i can put it that way, as if you were on a dance floor. we will hear from you. >> k. sutherland from the southeast. i can't possibly understand why you would invite any other issue except as. this is going to affect all of us in this very -- if you're 18 or 12. you will be growing up to then vote for the people that you want to represent you and that could be summit in this room one day. i would also like to say that this campaign is back in what the government believes and this is a campaign we can work with the government to achieve together. and it's not like the scottish referendum. we can get lots of useful caching useful informati

mimi luis was explaining that she was expected to work long hours without extra pay. >> 16, 17.re are days and nights i didn't sleep. >> linshao chin reported abuse when the workers alerted her office. >> it takes a lot of bravery to come forward and file a campaign, these are not only a place of employment, but where they are living. >> with baby boomers ageing, there'll be a greater demand than before for care givers, and state and national laws aimed to ensure they'd be paid fairly. >> this fall the labour department announced rule changes extending minimum age. california passed a bill offering similar protection in the state. this week the labour department sent representatives to san francisco to discuss ways to revoke a licence if a facility is not complying with fair labour standards. >> sean charles who owns beacon home care who does pay proper wages. >> the family entrusts us with safe protection of the loved one. we want to make sure care givers are at their a game. >> ginny anderson feels in good hands, with a well-rested caregiver who is fairly paid. >> >> college b