party held at the funeral of their leader in twenty ten the nelson mandela foundation has asked a court to ban the church's displays of it the flag is synonymous with a part of it and to have it displayed is really it's a celebration of the apartheid crime against humanity and humiliation of its victims it's unambiguously. expression that denies the human dignity of those who suffered under apartheid and particularly black people. from flag was designed the end of apartheid the rainbow nation. the twenty ten world cup it was graced the old one they were to be seen. but not everyone agrees the old ones should be banned after a forum is an organization that represents afrikaners who are among south africa's white minority its deputy c.e.o. told us the organizations against anyone flying the flag should not be banned if someone stands somewhere waving the old south african flag that's not hate speech it's offensive it's not hate speech if that person wears the flag and says let's go unheard black people then it hate speach. the petition to ban the flag will be presented to the equality cou

and then he gets thrown to that corner too early you were part of the team led by nelson mandela the draft of the final post apartheid constitution of south africa ninety ninety six how worried are you that the a n c's recent time in office plagued with corruption scandals cronyism mishandling of crises will end up tainting the legacy of not just the a.n.c. and the way in which you created this new state but the memory of the party's entire anti-apartheid struggle. i am concerned about in sea losing its direction and until a few days. there was an indication that it had lost its direction and there was the possibility that it would lose its direction together with the country but i'm very hopeful right now that under armor points that we do have a balance of forces within the governing party we have those who would like to continue covering for the plundering and looting of state resources in those who really wanted this country to keep government with integrity with in i to social justice so that it what doesn't only leave to its potential but it also reclaim its position is a model

it is rare for the flag to be shown in public but the nelson mandela foundation wants that to end once and for all malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. well if any here at this will come as no surprise the region is in the grip of a deep freeze blizzards are continuing to batter the u.k. in ireland a new system storm has forced dublin airport to close twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow it's freezing in italy as well where there's been widespread snow including in venice making for a less than ideal conditions if you fancy a ride in one of the city's famous gondolas. now thousands of the world's most beautiful stately homes are crumbling the victims of russia's turbulent political history the hours to craddock estates were nationalized after the one nine hundred seventeen revolution but of fallen into disrepair in the quarter of a century since the collapse of the soviet union or a child's report on whether anything can be done to save the

it is rare for the flag to be shown in public nelson mandela foundation and once and for all malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa a growing number of u.s. companies are taking their own steps towards tougher gun control as the politicians stall the world's largest asset management company is one of them black rock wants to create new investor funds that exclude foreign manufacturers as well as retailers mike hanna reports from new york. the biggest fear of the second amendment many of you are there being vague promises of executive action from the president and much discussion among lawmakers on both sides of the aisle but as yet there are no concrete signs of any substantive tightening of the u.s. is notoriously lax gun control legislation some corporations are not waiting for congress to take action. several major businesses wal-mart dick's sporting goods kroger and the latest l b have announced they are unilaterally raising the minimum age for gun sales and will no longer sell guns to customers younger than twenty one federal law states that no one under twenty one ma

it is rare for the flag to be shown in public at the nelson mandela foundation and once and for all malcolm where our zero johannesburg south africa venezuela's presidential election has been pushed back by almost a month it won't take place until may the twentieth it comes as beleaguered president nicolas maduro announced a fifty eight percent rise in the minimum wage his latest attempt to address the nation's economic crisis. and some opposition parties made a deal to reschedule the vote main opposition coalition is boycotting the whole. or italians are heading to the polls on sunday to vote in a hotly contested general election many analysts predict that former prime minister silvio berlusconi's party is likely to be part of any potential coalition aren't slieve report considers the impact of a hard right wing coalition. cashin a central italy very old very pretty and people are very angry. stuck in the fields outside the town the government has housed one hundred asylum seekers they're about as popular as a moldy listen you. want to go. in the summer so many women have complained that t

now in the nelson mandela foundation is asked a court in south africa to ban culture test displays of the country's flag the foundation believes displaying the flag constitutes hate speech and racial discrimination as malcolm webb reports from johannesburg. the symbol of the apartheid era government of africa's old flag is controversial to many deeply offensive here members of the white supremacist a.w.b. party held at the funeral of their leader in twenty ten the nelson mandela foundation has asked a court to choose displays of it the flag is synonymous with a part of it and to have it displayed is really it's a celebration of the apartheid crime against humanity and humiliation of its victims its unambiguously. expression that denies the human dignity of those who suffered under apartheid and particularly black people i am flag was designed to the end of apartheid the rainbow nation. here at the twenty ten well it was graced the old ones they were to be seen. but not everyone agrees the all of them should be found after forum is an organization that represents afrikaners who are amo

party held at the funeral of their leader in twenty ten the nelson mandela foundation has asked a court to choose displays of it the flag is synonymous with a part of it and to have it displayed is really it's a celebration of the apartheid crime against humanity and humiliation of its victims its unambiguously. expression that denies the human dignity of those who suffered under apartheid and particularly black people i am flag was designed the end of apartheid the rainbow nation. here at the twenty ten world cup it was in the old one they were to be seen. but not everyone agrees the old one should be banned after a forum is an organization that represents afrikaners who are among south africa's white minority its deputy c.e.o. told us the organizations against anyone flying the flag that says it should not be banned if someone stands somewhere wearing the old south african flag that's not it it's offensive it's not hate speech if that person waved the flag and says let's go unheard black people then it had speech. the petition to ban the flag will be presented to the equality court wh

nelson mandela echoed the sentiments in his own inaugural address in 1994. if we commit ourselves to the construction of a complete, and, and lasting peace, then della wanted to build a society in which all south africans, black and white, would be able to walk tall without fear in their hearts, a rainbow with itself.ce it's remarkable to think about how lincoln's ideals have had a profound impact around the world. it's little wonder that when mandela died, newspaper headlines called him the lincoln of africa. we are reminded of the power of reason,cy, and for this i cannot think of a better place to talk about his scholarship. i hope that you enjoy the program and it is my pleasure to welcome allen to the stage to introduce our first speaker. thank you. [applause] >> you may take it home and worship it, remarked one of the members of the naval board reviewing john erickson fell planned for the ironclad warship , the monitor, for the first time. it would not be blasphemy, it was observed, at least not as described in exit is, because the vessel looked like n

in turn would drive a small radio. company that employed disabled workers to make it. meeting nelson mandela point. as you walk. sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. trevor baylis, who's died at the age of 80. attracted their smallest us audience ever. on the show‘s diminishing ratings. in 1974. they are quite worried to have a 20% drop on last year. heads a little bit. over the last few months, so there wasn't too much suspense. a bitjaded by that topic, even though it is pretty important. claiming victory on the film front. for the shape of water, the fourth time in five years. world of filmmakers. world tells us to make them deeper. quite a political edge to his acceptance speech. film. on the mexican day of the dead. you may have heard about the extreme weather in the uk. weather in the uk. with a snowplough clearing the rails. rails. thawing, but left the uk with freezing temperatures. freezing temperatures. exposed to an unknown substance in salisbury. that is the top story. with me and many from the bbc on line and on twitter. hello there. it is going to be a long road. rain, als

this is the side at the center of a south african debate now the nelson mandela foundation says displaying it or even waving it amounts to hate speech the orange white and brief live from one thousand nine hundred twenty eight represents the era of white minority rule during apartheid a reminder for millions of black south africans of the dark colonial past now the positions of ban the flag will be presented to a court in johannesburg and those opposing the plan can make their case as well now that nelson mandela foundation does acknowledge though that the flag has got an educational purpose and can be displayed in the likes of museums but it was this so-called black monday protest last year the foundation says the old flag was seen . displayed by some protesters there thousands of white farmers demonstrated against of a wave of attacks and at the time the sight of the flies caused a bit of a social media storm both for and against now the members of south africa's white supremacist a.w.b. party also raised their flag during the funeral of the leader in twenty ten but the rights group repr

his book "mandela's way" has just today been reissued to coincide with what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. congratulations on that, rick. >>> next up for us when we come back, after our first break, a day after one republican attorney joins the trump legal team, another big name declines. the reporter who broke that story will join us next. >>> later, if it's tuesday, it must be a primary night somewhere. in fact, steve kornacki is with us tonight at the big board, and that would be the illinois results from this evening. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix tha

t'challa came out and there was a moment i was watching and i thought, why did it sound like a young nelson mandelathat was the sound of my madala coach. i wanted that sound because i felt like the clicks are an indication -- it is believed languages that have the clicks, they are among the oldest. i felt that was a great sound for this particular character. >> trevor: was a part of your worried, show though, that evere having african accents would be something that the moviegoers wouldn't gravitate towards? >> i wasn't worried. knew an african accent could carry all the passion in the english language just as well as a british one could if not better. and, so, you know, for me, there was -- when i heard things like people can't listen to that, you know, for an entire film, you know, they were just talking about me doing it. i was, like, no, we're going to go to wakanda one day and, in my mind, i was, like, if i have a british accent right now, what's going to happen? the rest of the nation is speaking with a british accent. >> trevor: i'm picturing that scene, that cutout of the movie, like "black

the device won him awards and honours, including a meeting nelson mandela.ions. he was an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman and an aquatic stuntman, even selling swimming pools at one point. but his true passion was inventing and from the more —— but his true passion was inventing and from the more whimsical contractions, like this one to help wheelchair users light a pipe while birdwatching, to the more practical, like this one, to charge a phone battery as you walk. it seemed there was one common theme, sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. we asked you to get in touch about this story about the fact that we will be told by public health england in the nearfuture how much we should be eating and portion sizes, as they try to tackle portion sizes, as they try to tackle portion sizes of. anthony... then tony says... we will discuss this in more detail in the next half—hour, see you a minute. hello there. as temperatures continue to slowly rise, increasingly we are seeing snow being confined to the high ground in scotland and that means communiti

we have celebrated local heros like sandy quadra-and ellen hope, and martin luther king and nelson mandela. since the first signature tree planting, the director has said we need a way to recognize these trees so that people can find and learn about the person that we're honoring. >> the design was a design. our carpenters use new technology that they have to actually carve out the words and the beautiful tree into this medallion, and they just came out absolutely beautiful. >> we set them not just in tfo but in actual concrete so they don't get knocked over. we do expect them to last several years each. we are very proud that we made such beautiful medallions, and that we're getting them ground. if you'd like to learn more, visit our website or follow us on social media. i'm carla short. thanks for

the device won him awards and honours, including a meeting nelson mandela.. he was an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman an excellent swimmer and worked as a stu ntman and and an excellent swimmer and worked as a stuntman and and an aquatic sherman, even selling swimming pools at one point. but his true passion was inventing and from the more whimsical contractions, like this one to help wheelchair users like a pipe while birdwatching, to the more practical, like this one, to charge a phone battery as you walk. it seemed there was one common theme, sir trevor bayliss wanted to help others. it's the morning after the night before in los angeles where tv executives are scratching their heads after the oscars attracted their smallest us audience ever. the event built on the socially conscious tone of its past few years with themes of female empowerment and activism but lacked any shocking moments like last year's best picture mix—up. we can go live now to our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. the lowest ratings in history, how worried are people

that and one of the ways it was important was when leaders in the developing world including nelson mandela said the aids crisis is going to wipe out generations of africa. with all those infected and left to die by the rest of societyy deciding it would be too expensive to treat people in those countries as costly as it was. and then they rashly agreed something about it and that meant in the end 12 million people with treatment but what was important not just taken by bill clinton but those that worked with him and other western leaders and george w. bush and those evangelical leaders and conservatives this could not be allowed to happen. one of the darkest marks against the human race of all time and they stepped up to do something about it this isn't something that could be done by the private sector these are government that they took money from foreign governments, yes they stepped in to say we will help finance this initiative if we can stop the aids crisis and the most important actor in that moment was george w. bush who whatever else you thinkhe of him i have written hard stuff in

former managing editor happens to be nelson mandela's biographer. more on that at a later date. welcome to you all. goes without saying. frank, they didn't ask, they subpoenaed these documents, a distinction of great interest to you, i know. >> brian, many experts have already said there is a strong obstruction case already involving the president. so if you have got that why would you then ask pretty please for the trump organization to turn over what they can if you suspect they might not be cooperating. you want to lock them in, lock them down, do it with a subpoena that commands their cooperation. >> another distinction, do you explain for me and our audience the documents, some of them are about russia, not all. what could it mean for the other requested documents? >> there's a couple of reasons why this is a significant subpoena. first, clearly it could show past dealings with russia that clearly would go towards possible masking of moneys. money laundering, maybe a violation to the constitution. maybe everyday of obstruction. maybe shedding light on why they want it to go

she would talk about nelson mandela. >> stephen: like you do. i'd talk about the kardashians.tant, who can say? >> stephen: i've never watched either show. i hear they're both very good. ( laughter ) one of the real milestones for any performer is you now have your own barbie. there's a mindy kaling mrs. who barbie. >> yeah. >> stephen: was this a big deal? did you play with barbies as a girl? >> i loved barbies, played with them my entire youth, it's amazing. the only thing that worried me is all my barbies ended up naked in the bottom of my toy bin. i would rip off their outfits and cut their hare off. i don't want anyone to do that to my doll. also, i'm worried about voodoo dolls, so i don't want anyone -- >> stephen: to stick pins in this? do you believe in voodoo? >> only when my barbie existed but i didn't think about it much before. >> stephen: so the first thing you saw when you saw your barbie is supernatural harm will come to me now? >> yes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you thought about her playing with "doing okay" barbie? they could be friends. ( laughter ) so lo

tore public diplomacy and affairs as well as the former managing editor for "time" magazine and nelson mandela'sr. all three are also msnbc analysts. welcome to you all. goes without saying, frank, they didn't ask -- they didn't hank. they subpoenaed these documents a distinction of great interest to you. >> many experts said there is a strong obstruction case already involving the president so if you've got that, why would you then ask pretty please for the trump organization to turn over what they can if you suspect they might not be cooperateing? so you want to lock them in, lock them down, do it with a subpoena that commands their cooperation. >> another distinction i'm going to ask that you explain for me and our audience, some of the documents are about russia. >> there is a couple of reasons why it's significant. first, clearly it could show past dealings, business dealings with russia that clearly would go toward possible masking of money, money laundering that might have gone to the campaign from russia. maybe a violation of the emoluments clause to the constitution or maybe evidence of

his book "mandela's way" has just been reissued to coincide with what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. congratulations on that, rick. >>> a day after one republican attorney joins the trump legal team, another big name dedecline the reporter who broke that story joins us next. >>> and later, if it's tuesday it must be a primary night somewhere. in fact, steve kornacki is with us tonight at the big board, and that would be the illinois results from this evening. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. i've made my ideas real. ♪ >>> we are back. new warnings today to the president from two republican senators about what could happen if trump were to try to fire mueller. robert acosta of the "washington post" who is standing by to talk to us said senator jeff flake said he would support impeachment proceedings if trump tries to end the counsel investigation. flake told the post, we are begging him, don't go down this road. don't create a constitutional crisis. don't force the congress to take the only remedy the congress can take. he continued, quote, if t

his book "mandela's way" has just been reissued to coincide with what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. congratulations on that, rick. >>> a day after one republican attorney joins the trump legal team, another big name dedeclin. the reporter who broke that story joins us next. >>> and later, if it's tuesday it must be a primary night somewhere. in fact, steve kornacki is with us tonight at the big board, and that would be the illinois results from this evening. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. nick was born to move. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from

the clockwork radio brought him awards, including an mbe, not to mention a meeting with nelson mandelacan i ask you how to make the little steam en the public ? he favourite inventor, the public appearances doesn't often go to plan. —— always go to plan. appearances doesn't often go to plan. -- always go to plan. it's my electric chair. he never made much money from his inventions and believes most inventors didn't get the recognition they deserved. he was a rare example of one who did. a short film, starring a six—year—old girl from swindon, has won an oscar. maisie sly, who's profoundly deaf, plays the title role in the silent child. it tells the story of a social worker, who helps a deaf child learn to communicate through sign language. it saw off tough competition to be crowned best live action short film. andy howard reports from los angeles. upfrom a up from a small screening at a primary school in swindon all the way to hollywood in seven months, what a journey. this is the silent child house party, friends, family, film crew are here watching the oscars. is there a more nervous

(begin video): jakes: if nelson mandela had not been incarcerated, had not been mistreated, had not beenracized, he would not have the passion to do what he does. if oprah winfrey had not gone through the things that she had gone through, she would not be so committed to making sure that everybody finds their purpose and finds their dream, and everybody gets healed, and everybody is ok. i'm telling you what you think is working against you is actually working for you. brian: pain. kate: yes. i mean, t.d. jakes has -- he's probably the most famous african/american prosperity preacher. though he would hate the term prosperity preacher because so much of what he does is along the similar lines of talking about self-esteem and a god of more than enough. that his brand, especially woman, thou art loosed, which was a franchise that he developed initiative he mid '90s around healing sexual abuse of women in the church really does bring that message out where your pain then becomes your purpose. the worst thing can be the best thing. it's these constant spiritual inversions that promise that wit

>> nelson mandela was an adviser to a lot of presidents.ing what he was thinking. he would say, look, you have to govern for all the people. you have to try to bring america to make it more democratic and help promote democracy around the world and now he seems to be doing the opposite. >> richard, congratulations again. good to see you. dan goldman, thank you very much as well. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we'll talk to one of the leading voices pushing the idea of impeaching the president. that's billionaire tom steyr. some argue that tactic will end up uniting republicans and dividing democrats. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. whoamike and jen doyle?than i thought. yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choos

from the beginning and refuse to have anything to do with it and in fact i've understand that nelson mandela told that it's a bad idea and don't go for this and it's not a good idea. he went with it anyway. that wasn't supposed to happen. this is a tricky device here. so, in short, it is now locked into paying the self-government authority and it cannot act independently of that role. the alternative therefore is if the partition can only sustain apartheid and we must rethink the conflict on using south african not as a model but as an inspiration or a thought experiment and they called it colonialism of a special type and it doesn't involve -- agreeing admitting that a large completion of people come into denies and federal not go away and it's called settler colonialism, shift model from a colonial to a settler colonial model and that means that you do not and it by practicing or and you can't and separate colonialism and its power by petition. and it by eliminating settler domination. treating palestinian as a multinational state is on the basis of race would only saturate a settler disco

and in fact nelson mandela told us don't go for that. that wasn't supposed to happen. in short it is now locked into being the self government authority and it cannot act independently of that role. the alternative therefore is if they can only sustain apartheid they must rethink the conflict on using it not as a model but an inspiration. they called it colonialism of a special type. a green and admitting that the large population of people are coming in our not gonna go away. shift the model from a colonial to a settler colonial model. you do not end it by partition if the end by unlimited domination. treating palestine as a multinational state is on the basis of her race would only perpetuate a discourse. because the designed proposal. then if you recognize them then you are perpetuating apartheid. palestine wrongly divided by race. we unified mandate palestine. okay. there is a legal basis for doing this if we turn back to league of nation mandate. it was one country for everyone that lived there. it would not be a jewish state or anybody state. it would be a secula

the poem "the cure of troy" which was written by the irish poet shamish haney as a tribute to nelson mandela. vice president biden often quotes this package where haney wrote history says don't hope on this side of the grave but then once in a lifetime the long tidal wave of justice can rise up and hope and history rhyme. with the convictions of two former klansmen for the murder of those four young girls, the long foretidal wave for justice rose up and hope and history rhyme in birmingham, alabama. and for me and i hope for you, when i walk the halls of the senate office buildings and i come through those double doors on to the senate floor, i realize that every day we as a collective body have that same opportunity, whether it is for dreamers or voting rights or victims of sex trafficking or in this case our children who are demanding action on gun violence, we have the opportunity to build that tidal wave of justice and have hope and history, but we have to have the courage to seize the moment. i don't have all the answers on how to do it, but i'm willing to work with each and every one o

and in fact, i understand nelson mandela told arafat it was a bad idea, don't over this, it's not a good idea . that wasn't supposed to happen. but tricky here. so in short, it's now locked into being, this self-government authority and it cannot act independently of that role. the alternative therefore is if the partition can only sustain apartheid, then we think the conflict using south africa not as the model but is the inspiration or a thought experiment, they call it colonialism, but it doesn't involve harm, agreeing and admitting that a large population ofpeople is going to be in digitized and settled is not going to go away . settler colonialism, shipped the model from a colonial to a settler colonial model and that means that you do not end by partition or you can't and settler colonialism by petition. you have to and it by eliminating the domination. treating palestinian palestine as a multinational state, is on the basis of race, would only perpetuate a settler discourse. because it is designed proposes that our identities that if you recognize them and institutionalize them, y

rejected from the beginning and refused to have anything to do with it and, in fact, i understand nelson mandela told arafat, bad idea, and don't go for this and he went for it anyway. and that wasn't supposed to happen. a little tricky device here. so in short, it's now locked into being, in self-government authority and it cannot act independently of the role. the alternative, if only they can sustain apartheid and rethink the conflict on using south africa not as a model, but inspiration or a thought experiment, they called it colonialism of a special type. it does involve agreeing and admitting that a large population of people have come in an indiginized and colonialism and to a model and that means that you do not end it by partition or -- you can't end colonialism in its power by partition, you need to end it domination. treating palestine as a multinational state is on the basis of race, would only perpetuate a settler discourse. because the design is in the proposed that there are these entities that can't-- that then, if you recognize them and institutionalize them, you're essentially

of the ways he did that was important was when some leaders in the developing world including nelson mandela came to him and said the aids crisis is going to wipe out generations in africa meaning estimates of 100 million people infected and left to die by the rest of society in the world and global society which had decided it would be too expensive to treat people in those countries as by then we were three people in this country much of the west. as costly as it was. clinton rashly agreed to do something about it. he was put on the spot he decided to do something about it and it meant in the end that they had almost totally people on treatment but really what was important was a decision taken not just by bill clinton but eventually by others who followed him and worked with him and far from alone and other western leaders and notably george w. bush. he decided and evangelical leaders conservatives decided this cannot be allowed to happen. this would be one of the darkest marks against the human race of all time and it could happen and they stepped up to do something about it both of the

the company plans to launch a global golden hands of nelson mandela tour to educate people about hisninger finding similarities between mark zuckerberg and dr. frankenstein. he will explain that. and sir kim, the -- da roach, britain's ambassador to america, is walking into the studio any moment now. ♪ whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. stuart: we are holding on to a solid ga, up 266 points as we speak, and most of the dow 30 -- to be honest, 26 of them -- are in the green. that means they are up. got that check facebook. a lot of action there recently. a nice rebound morning. not all the way back to the high, obviously, but up $7, reaching $160 per share. more on that in just a moment. in fact, right now. look at this headline fro

there can be some surprise data finds for example the big point log chain was found to contain a nelson mandela photo of bitcoin logo and the tribute to cryptographer len sussman but some of the surprises. german research has uncovered that the bitcoin block chain contains hundreds of links to child pornography as well as an indecent image of someone who looked and the rage having a copy of the bitcoin block chain there will be a legal now that's a bit worrying as another aspect of the way blocked chain technology works is that everyone who uses it gets a copy of the entire block. so users could unwittingly be britain the law of course the problem isn't peculiar to the bitcoin block chain all crypto currencies use the same technology and their users are just as vulnerable and we're talking about you know the abuse of a child child prodigy that's you know that's a serious issue that people should take serious regardless of what it involves this is an issue that should be looked at and i hope investigated and whoever's responsible for it can be held accountable this is a serious case but it's not

this case dates back to the early 90s when a new democratically elected government led by nelson mandelad they went for an overhaul, and the procurement process of that, buying fighter jets, patrol boats, and other arms, it's alleged in that procurement process , it's alleged in that procurement process, president zuma solicited bribes from an french arms company through his financial adviser. the financial adviser forjacob through his financial adviser. the financial adviser for jacob zuma at the time was tried and successfully prosecuted. that was in 2005. we are now here in 2018 when the other half of this case will be heard in court whenjacob of this case will be heard in court when jacob zuma will of this case will be heard in court whenjacob zuma will be answering for his role in those allegations. at least 12 people have been injured in an accident at a ski resort in georgia when a ski lift broke down. dozens of skiers were sent flying when a power cut caused an emergency stop and then sent the lift into reverse. 0thers jumped clear and stop and then sent the lift into reverse. 0t