shirt nelson mandela used to wear do not solve problems just move to higher ground because. he was he loved that show he loved it here's one passage from the guardian's travel log from hell florida has seen a population boom in recent decades but the southern portion of the state is on course to be submerged by rising seas the gulf coast will get supercharged hurricanes while the southwest and south east us will be paid to play increasingly hostile heat. delightful that. don't worry the article then goes into where you should move after you've packed up your kids your parents and what's left of your dog. which you can put the doggy bag places. places like portland oregon and boise idaho will be relatively safe guarded apart from a bit of wild fire smoke. apart from the ashes of your fellow americans wash figure through the. hundred smell of shattered dreams and hubris other than that you will have a lovely time in boise all right well assuming some sort of society still exists and we don't just devolve into a mad mad world of strapping slower people on the grill of our monst

the film going to -- previous winners include nelson mandela. i spoke to a catherine nicholson. she has more on the winner and the significance of the prize. >> a clear call from the european parliament during the announcement for his immediate release. he is known to have quite bad health problems at the moment. not just link to his hunger strike. he has moved to different prisons. he is currently in a penal colony in siberia. they're difficult conditions. he has lost some teeth. his family is very worried about him as are many other ukrainians and human rights supporters. this move from the european parliament -- they hope that this move will add pressure. he himself is banned in russia. he was hoping that he would win. had to say about the significance of the prize. >> he is also a writer who writes russian novels. he had nowhere to go. if he is released, his motherland is crimea. he will go to ukraine. he is not the only prisoner from ukraine kidnapped and brought into russian jails. there are dozens of them. >> why do you think vladimir putin is so scared of cultural critic

the stream but when you're in front of a big crowd this is what it looks like let's go back to nelson mandela's and ninetieth birthday havoc. one. thing marty who. really. c. c true. in the making of the book. just didn't. want to be did it. and mandela was then you know watching i don't know what was so moving. and this is why you're called the voice when when did people start calling you the voice and how is that to be called a. well i think maybe there's two things here whatever to be called the voice we have to be does to disguise the when the time of day so that you don't use relating you know some of my other committees change their names and if like maybe let me see those changes into and what they have so that tricky. like i said it would be. yeah but yeah i was you know the voice because so fill my singing voice and all that but also it's. also by the subject in the method i bring into my music as well. as a question here for you on you tube. i wonder how he feels about popular music today and i'll extend that out to what do you think about performing artists and if there's enough supp

the studio albums and thrives as a live artist his performance was one of the highlights of nelson mandela's inauguration in one thousand nine hundred four and musicians such as dave matthews band paul simon and sting have been inspired to work with em. bristly is now in a major talk or township it's a love letter to the music he heard in his grandmother's bar and the mamelodi township when he was starting out as an artist welcome lovely. i am looking here at the township tour dates october through the beginning of november what is this tour about what's the idea behind it. tall trees celebrating. music from south africa. the music that i grew up listening. specially. because the place where i grew up my grandmother. should be. called the speakeasy you. know entirely legal so we say no. that's right but there has to be quite a lot of people characters coming in and then also musicians and other singing you know the a capella form of music whatever so that's where i started to be in love with music and they were playing also some of the township music from the vinyl like in the. mountains of

relationship goes in terms of you know how long jim companies have been in south africa when nelson mandela came out of prison one of the cars they rode in was a mercedes benz that had been assembled in south africa so it is a deep sort of a relationship between these two countries but what we've seen over the last few good is under the zuma era was that when the private sector needed to make a decision about further investing in south africa there was reluctance so while we didn't necessarily see capital flight. in the sense of universities bans closing shop as they were looking elsewhere we did see people having the conversation about should be further invest in this country and that they didn't see happening so i think that is aware of the fact that at some point you know foreign direct investment was not pouring into the country the way that it should and remember we're still talking about the gateway into africa the south africa's unique position in that it's still the country that most private sector companies will still started and then venture into the rest of continent for a number

most significant occasion totally understand or here's a view of life at the inauguration of nelson mandela on the winning emmys well this one from here to your advantage from caracas and ben he sent us a photo of the mona lisa when he went to the louvre museum in paris congratulations congratulations to you really are on winning the year max watch and it is with those congratulations it's time to say goodbye thanks to cheney and please join us tomorrow for the highlights. five an hour but. next time on your own max the highlights show. eccentric. fashion freak show celebrates pop culture. historic ancient greece reconstructed in the video game assassin's. odyssey and ethnic slow food shelf lighter cola reinterprets classic albanian dishes that and more in euro max highlights. a. good move. for the savannah. and new day has dawned full cattle herders in kenya now smartphone software shows the western find the best grazing to lose just one way to digitalize they can help a neighbor who lives nearby from a sea of nature. will they learn to. let go of africa thirteen. d w. i'm not laughing at

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most significant occasion totally understandable here's a viewer live at the inauguration of nelson mandela on the winning emmys well this one from here to their advantage from caracas then ben the fence with a photo of the mona lisa when he went to the view from paris congratulations congratulations to you really are on winning the year max watch and it is with those congratulations it's time to say goodbye stay frank for tuning in and please join us tomorrow for the highlights. by for now everyone. next time on your own max the highlights show. eccentric. fashion freak show celebrates pop culture. historic ancient greece reconstructed in the video game assassin's. odyssey and ethnic slow food chefs butter cola reinterprets classic is that and more in your max highlights. from the. lobby. of. the book. the book. the been. on. the bed. the be. the big. block. your stars deliver rousing performances. melodies and riffs flowing in and out such a mong. always modern under original new german jazz myself go for a few good concerts the fifty. it's going to be totally. entering the conflict zone

the party of his former enemies he served as minister of mineral and energy affairs on the nelson mandela in south africa's first post apartheid government the un general assembly last month the u.s. and iran were involved in a big war of words behind the scenes it was one rare case of cooperation which meant the iranian president hassan rouhani didn't go home empty handed he brought back an ancient persian artifacts rescued from a private collection in new york zain bus ravi now explains. for an important piece of ancient persia this was a homecoming nearly a century in the making this small square piece of limestone traveled the world for decades crossing continents and changing hands. thought to be worth two million dollars on the open market experts say the carving was made around two thousand five hundred years ago during the time of persepolis the capital of the uncommitted dynasty the first persian empire which was sacked by alexander the great early explorers picked away at the ruins for centuries before it was declared a world heritage site and when we didn't get back to john she

herself. ( laughter ) like, i don't even know how to-- this is like finding out the real reason nelson mandela wanted to end apartheid is just because he wanted to smash white girls. "we're here to end racial segregation so i can get some of that biggie ash." now i can't wait to see what issue melania finds important next. "now that i have solved bullying, i'm proud to announce new initiative, "be not asking wife for sex." together we change the world. ( cheers and applause ) all right, let's move on to our top story, the midterm elections. they're now just a few weeks away. and because of that, we're starting to see more and more news stories about who's going to vote, who's not going to vote, and why. >> we headed to the local university of california campus. democrats hope some winning here hinges, at least in part, on turning out people of color and young voters. >> sorry, not to be annoying, but we're with nbc news, and i'm just trying to figure out, is anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? >> trevor: okay, i don't even know if

the policy of his former enemies he served as minister of mineral and energy affairs on the nelson mandela in south africa's first post party government. it's time for sports news is peter you thank you very much eight time olympic sprinting gold medalist you saying bolt is off the mark when it comes to goal scoring and he's football career on friday at the jamaican turned four straight into the central coast mariners in a trial match and inside the first fifteen minutes he was already feeling the pain that often comes with being a high profile footballer he recovered from that though wearing the number ninety five shirt he managed to find the back of the minutes against across the southwest united and impress finish soup with thirty two year old is hoping to win a contract with the mariners ahead of the start of new australian a league season and he has given his coach plenty to think about. well with the game still going on the central mariners coach mike moby was giving a pitch side interview about bolt's performance when the jamaican did he's talking for him with another goal oh you've

c the party of his former enemies he served as minister of mineral and energy affairs on the nelson mandela in south africa's first post apartheid government. the un general assembly last month the u.s. and iran were involved in a big war of words behind the scenes it was one rare case of cooperation which meant the iranian president hassan rouhani didn't go home empty handed he brought back an ancient persian artifacts rescued from a private collection in new york the same bus ravi now explains. for an important piece of ancient persia this was a homecoming nearly a century in the making this small square piece of limestone traveled the world for decades crossing continents and changing hands thought to be worth two million dollars on the open market experts say the carving was made around two thousand five hundred years ago during the time of persepolis the capital of the i committed dynasty the first persian empire which was sacked by alexander the great early explorers picked away at the ruins for centuries before it was declared a world heritage site when we do need to talk to john she

the party of his former enemies the service minister of mineral and energy affairs under nelson mandela and south africa's first post apartheid government. ukrainian president petro poroshenko has welcomed a decision that gives his country's christian orthodox church full independence from russia but this move past provoked backlash in moscow the kremlin expressed concern friday and said it will quote defend russians and russian speakers and your assessment has more from here they're all of one faith but there's nothing spiritual about what's going on beyond the silence of prayer and thought leaders of the orthodox churches here are split they're either pro russian or they want to dependence and a break from being on struble to the orthodox patriarch in moscow we as a true which we try to be independent for more school not because we don't like russia or so or samson else but we see how the russian empire through some interest use also books church in our land as a tool of imperial poultice in this sacred place to the faithful the archbishop's words sound political that's because they a

the party of his former enemies he served as minister of minerals and energy affairs under nelson mandela and south africa's first post apartheid government. still ahead on the news hour spain's show of unity on national day is met with rival separatist protests and. find out why many visually impaired people in kenya treatment from traditionally and one of the greatest scares ever announces their retirement but not quite yet. to explain. a hint of change of season maybe there have been a few share is every country from saudi arabia up towards turkey and across to iran as well so the levant in effect has seen a few showers with reports on the disappointing side just a few millimeters here or there but it's a hint of a change temperatures down to the low twenty's to jerusalem the high twenty's up in syria and turkey very frankly and that's where we see more showers build will get the same further eastwards probably far north of iraq and then running down through the mountains of western side of iran a good selection of thunderstorms the next two or three maybe four or five days i suspect b

♪ stephen biko ♪ nelson mandela ♪ >>> i didn't even think about. about death.hooting actually those russian tanks you know go through, they can shoot me. anybody who had a camera was shot immediately by a russian soldier. that time didn't think about that. but i felt i had to photograph them. >> you were alive and holding a camera at a very important part of history. you had to think you were doing something important. >> it's very easy to make beautiful pictures. but pictures which mean something, that's a totally different story. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la, la, la >>> you know these images. you grew up with them. they're burned into your brain. they're iconic sequences. framed and lit and seen through the lens in ways that changed filmmaking forever. all made by the same man. so who made these beautiful things? where did he come

opposition of the muslim brotherhood and the liberals but yet he was allowed to speak at the nelson mandela conference for human rights at the un general assembly i said this is killing his population left right and center and now there are talks that they will talk about some negotiating government in which he will be stay in power there are worse crises that are taking place in the region where the world has said you know what will turn a blind eye and what could you continue to invest that we should be wary how much importance we give that that was issue i think here it's a balance between the israeli and the trump lobby versus those who are the big decrying what's happened to the shakti and demanding that there be respect for human rights but history is anything to go by human rights is always very low on the priority list when it comes to the saudi u.s. relationship sami thank you very much. and before we move on a look at the man at the center of all this jamal the saudi journalist was once close to be in a circle of the saudi royal family he earned his reputation as a reformist by pu

within 120 day us of the adoption of this resolution the chief shall nelson mandela i have a memos services. the them should demonstrate the chief has considered the following or in the alternative explanation. the required personnel, budget, training, certification elements of the program protocols for response debriefing process attendance location of briefings, follow up identification of external and internal men tell health and on scenery sources and pier support and events to the extent possible internal and external mental health elements of the campaign for post-traumatic stress injuries and coni leader. resolve further within 180 days of adoption the chief of department shall deliver for the consideration a them setting forth a plan of action for state of the action unit acidsed here in add -- unit on this date. commissioners i welcome competentes. i do want to point out that as you have the document in front of you, the items i wanted to stress one word in here i think is critical. that is that under the as stressing on the second page after the first resolve, it says ththe memora

. ♪ ♪ stephen biko ♪ nelson mandela ♪ >>> i didn't even think about. about death.was shot immediately by a russian soldier. that time didn't think about that. but i felt i had to photograph them. >> you were alive and holding a camera at a very important part of history. you had to think you were doing something important. >> it's very easy to make beautiful pictures.

the party of his former enemies he served as minister of mineral and energy affairs under nelson mandela in south africa's first post apartheid government. the very act as one of germany's richest states and also one of its most socially conservative and governed by sister party the christian social union for much of the past sixty years but on sunday voters will elect a new parliament one of the main issues has been immigration a mccain report from bavaria where the subject has polarized opinion on an early autumnal day looks like a scene from a postcard in this placid place the thought of an intense election battle seems distant and yet these are the voters all parties must convince which subjects are most important to them it's not like it was two years ago it's calmed down a lot when the big refugee wave happened it was a bit weird but now the topic as i see it is no longer currently seen sting critical of closing borders i don't think it works i think controls yes but closing borders is nonsense i don't need to talk about europe and then close borders and that's the issue which prop

good ol faith had you know considerable political support across the continent for his position nelson mandela's view was almost identical to give us a sense that there would be no african forces commanded by foreign military officials and there would be no foreign militaries occupying any part of africa are operating with that offer. gadhafi had been playing a complex game with the west for a long time president ronald reagan had labeled him the mad dog of the middle east and had tried to assassinate him in one thousand nine hundred eighty six by bombing his palace. the libyan leader is independence and influence flowed from the vast petroleum reserves the launches soon after account which he had nationalized when he took power. well starting in the in one thousand mind he is moammar gadhafi became a kind of luminary a leading voice certainly one of the loudest voices for a maximum version of african integration he was seen across as being the successor of kwame in terms of his vision of african unity and it wasn't just a matter of my sounding more it's good offie was eager to not only accelera

¡hey man, i've got to internalize this and like think about it before i can just like be the nelson mandelaissue, you know?' jon gave me this really great piece of advice. you know, there is no joke or tv ow that will solve these problems. art, music, cuesure, all of things they're kind of lightning rods that strike people's hearts at the right moment. hopefully that song or that movie or that show, strikes at a moment and strikes a chord in t peopt makes them take action. but the necessary condition is the acti of people, not a tv show or a joke. so i appreciate everybody being like, ¡you're my voice!' but i'm just a very small piece of the larger puzzle of change. my name is hasan minhaj, and this is my brief but spectaculai take on pol comedy. >> woodruff: you can watch all our brief but spectacular riisodes at pbs.org/newshour. on the newshour online, what explains the solid growth in oos. g.d.p. and can it last? we take a closeron our web site, pbs.org/newshour. finally, a program note, with the election almost here we will be in florida where i wi anchor a special edition of the pbs n

it's the day that he was going into the un on the money they are the peace summit in honor of nelson mandela and they spoke very well and he didn't pull his punches and he was thinking on behalf of the whole contribution to the peace summit. when you've got a platform like that. i remember him being on the stage for that. he was talking about the impact. this is a wonderful book i think everyone will love it and i just want to name them this young woman from vietnam and her organization is helping indigenous communities to get ownership of the forest plans so that they can manage them in a sustainable way. it's the former ownership and she says he's picke you state ty putting people at the height it must empower people living on the frontlines of climate change and she said when you work with vulnerable and poor people you must believe them. people have their own technology and systems [inaudible] they actually cover they told me also she volunteered for us to speak and she was saying what's wonderful about this i was so shy i didn't think i could speak about the book until this movement. yo

nelson mandela wished for people that your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears. worst of us to show what we can be at our best, and i hope we take that chance. i want to bring in my man, d. lemon, to continue the coverage. it's good to see you. a little chilly. sorry about the cold hand. >> i'm pissed. you're more diplomatic than i am. i'm pissed. you know why i'm pissed? and i hate that word, but that's how i feel today. i could have been mourning you. you could have been mourning me. >> god forbid. >> god forbid, we could have lost our colleagues. and this person who calls himself the president of the united states does not have the testicular fortitude to own his part in all of this. and i'm so sick and tired of people coming on television and equating a first amendment right of protest to a potential act of terrorism. they are not equivalent, and we shouldn't let them get away with it because it's not the same thing. fine, someone walks by. we're doing a live shot and they want to yell at us, that's their business. they do it. you keep moving. no harm, no fou

and served as minister of mineral and energy affairs under nelson mandela in south africa's first post apartheid government. these are your top stories so far today saudi arabia facing increasing international pressure over the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal. turkey's media says a saudi delegation has arrived in ankara to look into the case. was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second and there are reports he was killed inside an american pastor at the center of a diplomatic dispute between washington and ankara is on his way back to the united states shortly a circuit court sentenced him to three years in jail on a tariff charge but said he'd already spent enough time in custody two years he's been detained since twenty sixteen white house imposed sanctions and tariffs on turkish entities earlier this year demanding his release and a bronze lawyer spoke briefly to the media outside the court complex human fogelman you know the mother of course as a respected religious man he can stay if he wants but at the moment i feel he is going to leav

diplomats go around are still boo'd, or thrown rock eg -- rotten eggs in their face. 80 to learn from nelson mandela, reconciliation on the two sides. mournuth vietnamese further dead in the cemetery and not try to obliterate it. the fifth lesson. the presidential leadership of -- stephen johnson is to be considered. a professor of political science at dartmoor college said the overthrow may be responsible for the rapid downfall of south vietnam. i disagree. the president died several years before 1975. he did not influence the ultimate outcome in 1975, was the brutesult of force of the invading north vietnamese turks. -- troops. he was not a popular leader with the buddhist crisis. legitimacy ruin his rule and even causes death. why south vietnam was losing with the mistake of president johnson to send combat troops to vietnam to fight the vietnamese war. let the vietnamese fight their own wars and the u.s. should only advise and give weapons. [laughter] i would like to have 20 seconds more. atsident johnson missed leadership. selfishident was issuing confusing and inconsistent orders at the last m

nelson mandela knew then what we all know now. people really do make glasgow.rst minister. one of them is being patron of our women's national football team. cheering i was given that on a two years ago. shortly afterwards, they qualified for the european championships. this year, and the brilliant leadership, they have gone one better. don't worry, i'm not about to break into a chorus of we are on the march with sheuey chorus of we are on the march with shelley was matter army yet. it is our women leading the way at the world cup. the achievement of shelley and the tea m the achievement of shelley and the team is just one of many memorable moments for scottish sport this year. the city playing host to the european shipping chips, and a rugby tea m european shipping chips, and a rugby team lifting the calcutta cup. it is a lwa ys team lifting the calcutta cup. it is always brilliant watching our athletes succeed at the highest levels. there is achievements inspire us. setting goals, perseverance, resilience. eyes on the prize, no matter how hard the path at tim

rule they're all those years, and then nelson mandela gets out of prison -- he does not seek retributionnity. he sets up a system where it is not about who was right. he tries to make peace. if they can make peace in south all thatter white rule time, where black people could not vote, then i have hope for our country. also, i go to england on business a lot, and the brits say to me, what is wrong with you americans? what are you doing over there? we are not -- you know, the other thing i wanted to say, when obama was president, all the europeans loved him. they do not like donald trump because they see him as divisive. that is my positive thing, and then there is my little bit of seeing how the rest of the world may be, in democracy, and in european countries, australia, they do not like what they are seeing. they used to hold us in such high esteem, and now they think, what is going on? there is a segment in our population that has gone haywire. i am sorry i did not stick with the positive but to upper listening. i have not called into years because i did not want to get emotional but