and he's very likely that the i n c will be cline, you know, in terms of alter appeal. and the 2nd later we may see to beginning up on spreads, maybe a couple of space going forward, right? compared to the trajectory of us. and on that note, we're going to have to end here because we are running out of time. let's thank the guests minister linda way zulu william, good day. and quandary way con, below, and thank you to for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story. from me, sammy say that the entire team here for now is go by the me news news, news, news. news on all this on just the united states ending its 20 year military present enough kind of done with what it means for the country. 11 piece showcases use dealing trailblazing, environmental quality, able to with the country of all predators. bringing awareness to conservation, if it hit ha

and d, n. c, hacks of the us democrats party, which have occurred over the last 2 years by their own admission. a number of times, i think this statement by hillary clinton on fox really does need to be tackled because it concerns us directly and publications. and what she is attempting to do is to conflate our publication of pristine e mails. now in the democratic party argues that even a single email is not completely valid or hasn't been done. and the head of the dnc, debbie watson shorts as a result. and, and whatever hacking has occurred of the d n. c, o other political organizations in the united states by range of active. and now in the middle, we have something which is the publication by other media organizations of information purportedly from dmc. and it seems to be the case. i said that's a series of word documents and pdf published by the heel gulker by the smoking gun . this is a completely separate batch of documents compared to the 20000 christine emails that we had really we plac

and definitely a former president of a n c. he does have a and the members were still very supportive of him. and of course, there has been tensions and, and, and squabbles within the ruling party. but it's not easy to just reduce as the think to process element the us and i'm up was the element the and sees the big organization that i lost of ideological positions and perspectives that you find within the a and c. and his perspective, sometimes i'm not necessarily for duma, and against that i'm a pause or for i'm a pause and again. so i'm trying to see what are some of the major motivating forces here. then at play. i'm trying to avoid very reductive approaches when you look at this because not everybody in the a n c is just closed tomorrow and get on my pause. the simplistic. okay and has ring william in to broaden a town then? no doubt, this is as another guest sang about more than simply what happens to jacob zoom or his supporters. there is an element here of perhaps rebellion against the current social and economic order.

n. c. and tim, again, steps down. now if your hillary and you're thinking strategically that you're going to run again for years, i have your campaign mad as hate of the d n. c controller of the if you'd like, the regulator who's regulating and the nomination competition is a huge strategic advantage. ok, so that now that's why ford and the $20000.00 dnc lake. the mouse that we're okay. so they're from debbie. was schultz head of d. n a and 6 other prominent people finance communications. and so what they show is that within the dnc, there was a u, a unity of the most senior people, including there wasn't shows to act against bernie sanders, elimination versus and for every client now, what, what particular actions were performed? well, there's a lot of discussions, it's a discussions about we can use a captive report and push out the fact that very sand is, might be an atheist. and all the doings is going to coffee in the south. and where m as in b c on the most influential morning program morning, joe was defending

so baths in south africa, v a n c. when they came to paris decades ago, were promising to make life better for the poor. what's changed? why haven't they been able to change that situation in the policy for costs. but more recently, the most interesting explanation can, and i think it is quite a compelling explanation. it is the protocol option in the public safety. the very same is the defense. he's accused of corruption. so should take some way will put, you need to create a sense of disaffection. disenchantment across the population and it becomes difficult propose to politically lead a society that is for disenchanted. ok, fascinating insights from you. ralph mate seger, political analysts joining us form johannesburg. thank you. so if africa's largest, all refinery is closing temporarily in response to the looting the sap press facility in durban account for about 35 percent of the country's refining capacity. that's around 180000 barrels a day. the turban is one of the cities which is seen widespread violence on

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and that was seized upon by the n c a, and this was not a favorable ruling to the n p a. but that one line of get that one line of the opinion, the n t a seize upon for i would say 37 years and we can talk about recent events that may have appended that. but this was a supreme court decision, 84 that didn't get a lot of attention, but that would have a huge impact and the future of college sports for you know, really, really up to the present. and that's exactly what i wanted to bring it to, to the news of this way because it is that no longer relevant as we have seen, the supreme court ruling favor of athletes receiving what they say is unlimited benefits tied to education and the n c a now, pushing further into compensating the student athletes for name image and likeness writes. yeah, we hadn't, it was not just of course, that you wrote the opinion, but you had bread, cavities writing and potentially, you know, a content of any that. let's bring it on essentially like this is a fairly narrow ruling about paying for education and laptops and other sort of education rela

well, the n c two a finally threw in the towel. it's a true victory for student athletes who have been exploited for decades. skinner was a sponsor of a california bill that paved the way california kick started

and so the n c a basically gave them a game and said, we're not going are doing. and basically, going to allow apple leads to earn the sort of money that any other college student can make in terms of again, social media in terms of advertising, in terms of working for corporations as a sponsor in terms of being able get during their same rights and any other ad yeah, it is a really big decision. it'll certainly be interesting to see exactly how it plays out. professor victor matheson, thank you so much for your time and you're inside one day before announcing it's highly anticipated. i pio robin hood agreed to pay the largest fine ever in the history of wall street self regulator over claims that the company is guilty of widespread and significant harm to its customers. the company will pay a $57000000.00 fine along with $12600000.00 in compensation for harmed investors. it saves a host of allegations that included how the popular brokerage out carried out the opening of new accounts, training strategies, and notifying clients about the status of their investment

the schools won the right to actually negotiate their own deals, there is a line and opinion of the n c. a versus board of regents. that actually save the quote in order to preserve the character and quality of the product. athletes must be paid and must be required to attend class and the like. why did this simple statement have such an impact? preventing athletes from being compensated for, you know, for those of almost 40 years now. yeah, this is the supreme court case in summer of 84. it will have goes to what's happened in the last few days. and it's basically gave schools the right to negotiate their own tv deals. this was not armageddon. the cmc predicted again, parallel to today that we may want to consider. but there was align, if you say, any opinion basically say, you know, these athletes need to be kept amateurs, college sports are about an amateur athletic. and that was seized upon by the amc a and this was not a favorable ruling to the m p a, but that one line a victim, that one line of the opinion, the a seized upon for i would say 37 years and we can talk about recent ev

the n. c double a has moved to allow college athletes to be compensated for their name, image, and likeness for the 1st time in march, the end of a long standing ban and the beginning of unprecedented territory in the world of sport. so joining me now to discuss it, victor, math professor, is worth economics at the college of the holy crop. now professor college athletes now have the freedom to sign endorsement deals, monetize social media, post sign on the advertising campaigns. i mean, the list goes on. so just how big of a deal is this move? so this is a huge deal for a college athlete. one additional thing beyond that even is for example, it allows college athletes to do even little things like just give tennyson's right if you're, if you're an athlete saying, hey, i am a, i'm an n c, a tennis player. i can give lessons that actually turn a lot to do. so this is, this is a huge athletes. and it really opened the door to significant payments by, by sponsorships and corporate america to what

to the n c, a cartel to amateur islam. i think it can be very interesting to see how schools, how broad they go in terms of the educational benefits that are now on the table. but you sort of have a sense that the, you know, the, the iceberg is melting a little bit. it'll be interesting to see if we can move the ball. nope, from the dedication benefits to outright compensation. well, that's what i was going to bring up to, is with the name and image and likeness rights that has been talked about, because the anthea, that actually looks like they're going to move forward to kind of have a uniform policy on that. and that's mostly due to statewide legislation that hasn't gone to the supreme court, or they actually where do you think about the supreme court weighing in on that? so they're just saying, let's, let's take care of it now. yeah, i mean what, what they say their public statements might be very different from their private stands. i just think that you sort of play out this model and we all understand that the reven

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should we be shocked or up to years of a n. c. in the liberal economic policy, the mass looting mentality be expected? joining me now for janice is one of mandela for my ministers and the founding secretary general of the congress of south african trade unions. jane i do. thanks so much for coming on. so as i said, just remind us the important to sports boy gods in, in, in freeing your former comrade in arms. mandela the sports boy caught west part of a massive campaign to isolate a parted. so that's up and particularly in the sports or cricket, the rugby, which where you know, the heart and life of the after connors and the white community. so the sports by god hit very direct key. the ordinary white start african and made them under jan. that the rest of the world regarded apostate and racism as a crime against humanity. so it was a very powerful instrument in the armory of building solidarity to isolate the party regime. and so a person like michael holding we, we regard the dearly as a fellow revolutionary supporting the black

but is this week the violence, the beginning of the end of a n. c monopoly, neo liberal power. we talked to one of mandela post about administers, all of them all coming up in part to have going on the ground. the the news when i see black marriage, i think of myself. when i was growing up like america spoke to me. when why destroyed you did not? you said black lives matter is a movement we are importing from america. no, nothing. if we lived in a world where wide lives mattered. i was not wise. like ms. newman and i wasn't new from black america. i learned how to speak back to one bridge and people were at the police were at war with statistics. i'm scared that my children are going to grow up in the country. that thing says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system than their other fellow friends in daycare. mm. welcome back. and when we spoke about how sport was used to bring about an end to apartheid in south africa will ahead of nelson mandela or international days will go in a donation. mainstream media is expressing shock about the upris

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but in practice, it's still the exception that kenya, branch of the environmental group, t n. c is led by more nearer and younger. she says, can you needs more women leaders like you, but they're actually raising their voices, making decisions on how that can sometimes be managed. especially for example, there's a conservancy that has to be in facilities and they get conservation fees. these the issue or file sharing of those proceeds between the operations of the consultancy and percentage goes back to the communities so that it can, you know, invest in education, health facilities and others. the tea and she runs $39.00 nature conservancy is in kenya. it also finances the one in her be, but if you just community the conservancy is protect nature, offer job prospects and encourage women to play a greater role in society. how be returned each other benefited from the conservancy, and this is now helping others. i know she and other women in her village have built a culture center. they did a lot of the work themselves. the women rent out the home and the lodges to visitors and l

c. bureau chief of the san francisco examiner speechwriter for president jimmy carter, former host of the tv show, hardball and m s n b c, which was a political institution for more than 20 years. he retired last year and recently published his autobiography, this country, my life in politics and history. chris matthews is terrific that have you with us today. let me just ask you about the frame you have. what i read about you getting into politics coming out of the, you know, the catholic scene and in, in pennsylvania and, you know, getting a patronage job, you know, all of the inner workings of those political forces at the time. you know, it kind of reminded me that it had kind of a tribal dimension. and so as i look at new tribes emerging in american politics the day, you know, i'm just interested in whether or not we're just at the front end of what it was like when boston catholics were, or philadelphia catholics came in. and how you know, whether or not we're just reliving history and aren't yet quite really realizing it well, i was, i was on chip o'neil's last junket code, you know, back in 86. it was. it's

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n. c or the are and see if you're just knocking out press releases. right. one of the political court is you are a hack. that's what i think. well listen, i think that's pretty strong. the book is this country, my life and politics in history and the author is chris matthews. legendary former tv host of hardball and m s n b c. chris, thank you so much for being with us today. please. clemens. thank you so much for the big audience. so what's the bottom line? my guess today deeply believe that us democracy has its fragile moments, but then in the long run, it's only going to get stronger. i love to share his and shaking faith in this country's ability to correct itself and appeal to with higher angels. the truth is that america and what it stands for has come close to crashing down. so many times before the contest is real folks. there is no hollywood ending where the good folks are guaranteed to win and justice prevails. i hope chris matthews, his right. wouldn't that be nice? but trump ism is winding up for another chance, a bad q and on is america's bigges

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and certainly when it comes to the, the mainstream media cable news, cnn m s n b c. those kinds of places. it's absolutely an agenda. i have never seen journalism tossed out the window. as a matter of fact, i don't know this and i have no clue. but if you told me it was now policy at c n n that you had to have the opinion that everyone else has on the lab. and you had to give a commentary up to every newsmaker in a newsmaker interview or story. i wouldn't be surprised cuz that's exactly what they're doing. so i think it's, it's agenda driven. obviously it's not rating driven at c n n, for instance, because they've lost more audience in any other network. i mean they're, they're struggling to make the 1000000 in primetime. so all they do is the big lot, the big why the big lie and it's like, you know, your head go to explode. so it varies, but it's so agenda driven. so agenda driven. well, one thing that changed the site as part of did bring up is this idea there seems to be a lack of accountability for co behavior in newsrooms. and that's almost every network that we

it is n d c nationally determined the contribution contribution means it's a balloon contribution. so over the n d c means bottom up. so we don't have any kind of pub gown, globe, or system to impose on each country. so we all pull totally depend on each country, is a good, we'll just leaving it to the voluntary commitment. now you've been complimentary of the job by then of the, by the ministrations initiatives on climate change. and indeed they have been driving this effort internationally. but there are some experience in russia who, i, suspecting that this new interest in the environment on the part of americans is just a pretext for a new wave of globalization. and for a set of ob, aid of capitalism without challenging the basic premise, which is an ever increasing consumption which led to the degradation of the planet in the 1st place. in that a credible concern that instead of protecting meaning, fully protecting the environment, we will just witness another way will very good question and a very good consent and, but i think it's better to take a constructive interpretation

so she was so me john e n c i o o o o, o is in its me ah ah ah, i think it's great that we're traveling straight from my say to one of the oldest jewish centers in europe, transport and not just to paris as you might expect you see a whole other jewish life here. there are a neighborhoods with a strong jewish presence that is seen that you will find almost nowhere else. because we want to lose passport has always had a label, not in a derogatory way. on the contrary, in a very positive way, it has the label of being lonely community of any intellectual sense. there were granted intellectual figures who were born or hawkins across the board. if you ask a random jewish person here, they tell you they feel no sense of anti semitism here. it's not a heart of everyday lot of water. they tell you they feel alive here. transport is often referred to as little jerusalem is sort of a little to river comes on. so yes, that's what people call strasbourg because jewish people can live here peacefully, totally independent from all the tension that arises elsewhere. totally to also keep of exist. the

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apartheid and a racialized exclusion and the inability to put it bluntly open, open governing body, the n c 2 in fact, turned around the situation into 20 to 7 years of its governance. but, but we're still be the zoom a years that were technically lost. and in fact, we saw a regressive, but came, you talk about the legacy of apartheid. i'm apologizing for interrupting you. you talk about the legacy of apartheid. to what extent, though, i mean, does the legacy of apartheid play into this? as you say yourself, the south african national, the african national congress has been in power in south africa for 30 years. and they came with those promises of addressing poverty and inequality which they haven't done apartheid ended 30 years ago. why is it that 30 is on? we're still talking about this today. when positive did end in 1994, technically speaking. but in fact, if you come to south africa, you'll see that spatial apartheid is very much alive and well. the privatization of housing, privatization of health care, education, infrastructure access, it's very much alive. so the inability to undo

team worked with microsoft to conduct a review of our systems and after a thorough investigation, no r n c date was accessed. what pundents usually do is they right. sensational head loves the caching on your clicks. family, the medium makes money, right? ad thought, even counter from brush collusion, hooked skill down the list of the bunk, russia hackers, stories and you'll see we only learned that they were made up after that generated millions of clicks. but there is also an agenda. the vested interest to keep painting russia bad, to make sure that relations never rebuilt. russian group are evil, the same group that took down j. b. s. hacking into software manager, casea ramps of demand came from a criminal organization, likely based in russia. we're learning details of what appears to be a new russian cyber attack. the targets were us and foreign government agencies. we can guess why they keep doing this 1st and foremost, the fortunes that have been made. scam or greg about russia from billions of clicks and media side. so enormous cash injections for the pentagon made possible only by

i investigation the resignation of d n. c. chairperson, debbie was unsure and calls for the imprisonment of hillary clinton herself. this all due to the wiki lake of thousands of 1st e mails from clinton's account, separate to the ones you should have been using on us state department. but could there be more that could put the presidential candidate behind bars i'm action or attention? it is going underground. outside the ecuadorian embassy in london, where wiki leaks found julian sanchez been arbitrarily detained by the british government for 4 years. we ask julian us on whether he has the email that could put hilary clinton in prison and talk about whether the next lee could change the outcome of the us presidential election. that's all coming up and today's special edition, i'm going underground. julius i thanks for agreeing to this interview. i'm worried that you are in this journal, our tea of to being accused by hillary clinton, basically working for the russian government. we know rush intelligence agencies hacked int

n. c's, there's been an unprecedented surge in civilian deaths in recent months. and warrens about trend will continue if the advance is not stop. what clashes are continuing on an almost daily basis. and one of the latest skirmishes government forces managed to recapture a key district in the country's northern province. we heard from its former governor the posada to the telephones advance in our country. the momentum has now slowed down considerably. the mobilization and resistance of the people have inspired and helps the african national army. joe biden has also said that the occupation of all of african is done by the taliban, seems unlikely. and i agree with the telephone. i don't have the capacity to capture big cities or cobbled. they have not yet to reach that strength. and we hope that after the consolidation of the african armed forces and the mobilization of the people will be able to recover taliban. some districts have been captured from the taliban in recent days. and we hope that the districts of the fall and will be captured by the afghan nationa

do you believe that no n a n c style struggle is on the cards against israel? i think you are beginning to see the bottom. so i was saying we are not going to be the victims. we are not going to continue to accept this kind of autistic violence exercise. again, i'm not listing finger. and because if you try to defend yourself, even though i'm national law, allows you to defend yourself using all means including your immediate level, that this is what they being on labeling every monday. and guys, as how much i know, of course, i'm not my is american organization that it's legitimate to get all the guys and get anybody is implicated. and you see that that logic isn't moderate, lack of lots of so and then i think that to that in a new dynamic. now that is a dynamic that says you cannot continue putting pressure on the palestinians using blackmail understood at shaw and then asking us to accept this state or smell. now things are changing. we will, we will not be better with the things that can and should be done. we are challenging with international community. w

n. c la cross border, a center turkeys hot, a province. freight trucks are loaded with critical aid including food, medical supplies, and shelter materials. but this may be one of the last shipments to north syria. when this, when an okay of us, what you see behind me is the last delivery from us to the north of syria. through the years we've tried to provide basic conditions for the displaced civilians and the standards of living by providing aid. if the site stops, we were turn to 0. trucks have carried critical aid into the regents is 2014. most of the 4000000 people in syria northwest including the 2600000 eternally displaced, depend on mentality and 8 delivered to the only un authorized border crossing bible . however, the aid is white for millions of people devastated by a decade or for the most money. if we don't receive the aid, we aren't able to survive. can anyone survive without water and food? i lost my husband in the war and i am looking after 7 kids 8 group say last year, the