of course, the reason they're here for nelson mandela is huge. >> reporter: after mandela was released from prison in 1990. he went on to become south africa's first black head of state. >>> right now tourists in paris are sweating it out. temperatures about 102 degrees there. near the eiffel tower people were cooling down in fountains or in the shade as the heat is sticking around for the next few days in france. >>> if you live in the north bay, the east bay, the south bay, you can relate to temperatures like that. not in the city so much or the peninsula. nice day today. >> general, bay areawide, it could be a lot hotter this time of year and when you see the national and international headlines from record-breaking all-time heat waves happening in europe, the midsection of this country, we're kind of missing out on all that at home. instead we have a classic mid july scene. low clouds and fog streaming in the marine layer, heading towards alcatraz, that's what it looks like on the golden gate bridge. you can call it fog at that point. it's on the roadway, the deck of the bridge. if

of course, the reason they're here for nelson mandela is huge. >> reporter: after mandela was released from prison in 1990, he went on to become south africa's first black head of state. naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> dr. anthony fauci announcing he plans to retire. fauci has not set a specific retirement date but plans to leave by the end of president biden's current term which ends on january of 2025. >>> i'm john ramos at the port of oakland where not much is moving because drivers are on strike, protesting a new law they say can put them out of businesses. we'll have that story coming up. >>> thieves have been stealing credit card info at the gas pump more and more. the warning in the south bay and what to look out for before you pay. >>> a father and son charged in the disappearance of a cal poly wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing thin

honoring the legacy of nelson mandela and his links to princess diana.livered the keynote address on nelson mandela national day yesterday. he praised the anti-apartheid icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years in prison. harry also spoke about the photo of his late mother and nelson mandela. squhoo when i first looked at the photo, what i first noticed was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, cheekiness, even. the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to serving humanity. >> he also focused on the climate change crisis, and he urged world leaders to focus on the issue to, quote, save humanity. >>> and reuters says the blue angels have named the first female pilot in the quadrant's history. amanda lee has been selected. the team will undergo five months of training in california before starting the 2023 season. 19nd perfo aeriamoves at airr ight dstrati >>"rcomi to a stornear you. the toy retailer is teaming up with a major department store just in time for the holidays. n with a major department

he was speaking on nelson mandela day. think of anybody less qualified to talk about a struggle of nelson mandela's kind than prince harry, whose own sense of freedom, this book called finding freedom, nelson mandela's long walk to freedom. mandela lived in a six by six prison cell for 27 years as a prisoner and then came out and became one of the greatest, most iconic figures of my entire lifetime. prince harry ditched his family, he ditched his country, he ditched everything that he stood for, he ditched most of his friends and he fled the u.k. to go live in california with his spoiled, woke wife and an $11 million mansion for which they preach about equality and . you couldn't make it up, it is completely ridiculous and i think he's got to be very careful now. if he is a renegade royal not doing any official duty but just having his royal cake and eat it and he starts trashing the american constitution and the american people in the way he is now doing and the same way that he and his wife trash to the royal family, is

nelson mandela was still on the terrorist list. so these sanctions are extremely hard to remove politically, even with an administration that wants to do so. and clearly, president biden has stated, he does not want to do so. oh, it does it. you died several years after my you remove the site. i guess i have the engaged audience. he want to ask you a few things. i'm going to call this the speed round. ok, so that a fair one, a bit, that comments to you and i want an instant reaction because each of the questions could loss of the entire show that he's not going to happen is going to be the speed. right. all right, and henry, this is for you from knocking. will the do ever be revived? considering the influence israel has on the united states in 30 seconds. i'm not sure this deal will be revised, but some dealer that we will be revived. the inevitability of us iran negotiations is always there. it's been there since the advent of the islamic republic in 1979. all right, nick on this one is from you from rational history. thank you fo

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he was speaking on nelson mandela day.nk of anybody less qualified to talk about t a struggle of nelson mandela's kind than prince harry, whose own sense of freedom he called this book about him, about finding freedom, nelson mandela's long walk to freedom. here's the difference. mandela lived in a prison cellix for twenty seven years as and prisoner of conscience, then came out and became one of o the greatest iconic figures of my entire lifetime. prince harry, his family, hehe touched his country. he ditched everything he stood for. he did most of his friends and he fled the uk to go live in california with his spoiled a wife in an 11 million dollar mansion which they preach about equality of poverty.it i mean, youy couldn't make adoption. it's completely ridiculous. and i thinkcomp he's going toe' be very careful now if he's aen renegade royal not doing any official duty, but just having his cake and eat it and hed starts trashing the american constitution and the american people in the way that he's now doing in the sa

to spotlight himself when he should honor nelson mandela, prince harry empty u.s.embly as an apology for stance on apartheid instead of honoring a great man, empty suit conflated the work in ukraine with the overturning of roe v. wade made his empty red head the star of the show. if you're worried whether or not harry was a stamina's dreadnought, meghan, the duchess of blah blah blah, ensures us he's a feminist and had a girl reaction to the supreme court decision. he may have made this sound because he knew she wouldn't stop yakking about it. harry, do something, you are a dad now. tell them how great abortion is. they slingshot themselves -- thank you, i'm fine. ruffles have ridges. they slingshot himself across the u.s. when it's convenient for them and private aircraft 60 tons of carbon and then slippery nerds to show your view on climate change. all while liking their $15 million manchin as the gaslight you about wanting to live a normal life. floods notion of making running for president or woman who can't out run her family's skeletons and randy lehman out o

the keynote address on nelson mandela international day, today july 18th was mandela's birthday. african leader spent 27 years in prison before leaving the fight to destroy the racist apartheid system in his country. harry calling on people the world over not to give up hope the way mandela never did. >> how many of us feel battered, helpless, in the face of the seemingly endless stream of disasters and devastation. i understand. this has been a painful year in a painful decade. we are living through a pandemic that continues to ravage communities in every corner of the globe. climate change wreaking havoc on our planet. with the most vulnerable suffering most of all. the few weaponizing lies and disinformation at the expense of the many. from the horrific war in ukraine, to the rolling back of constitutional rights in the united states, we are witnessing a global assault on democracy and freedom. the cause of mandela's life. according to freedom house, our world has grown less free, every year. for more than a decade and a half. as often happens in history, the consequences of d

this was also reminiscent of joe biden who was arrested on his way to meeting with nelson mandela. >>his day, 30 years ago, nelson mandela walked out of prison and entered into discussions about apartheid. i had the great honor of meeting him. i had the great honor of being arrested with our u.n. ambassador on the streets trying to get to see him on robin's island. >> jesse: actually, joe biden made that up. but, that's besides the point. history will remember this day as america's own tiananmen square moment when a single protester stared down the barrel of a militaristic regime. but in some ways, aoc's fight for justice was even more unique because the officers arresting her also wanted to date her. we know this because there were no handcuffs. nobody got roughed up. in fact, the cops were total gentlemen. they will handed out bottled water and overripe bananas. apartment oc bravely ate that banana handed to her by the ultra maga police because she needed the energy for what could come next. and then once all the cameras were rolling, aoc obviously one of the theater kids in high sc

and prince harry's powerful message at a united nations gathering how he marked nelson mandela internationaln people to confront current challenges. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. is troubled by what he calls a brazen act of violence in the city's little saigon neighborhood chief laurent armstrong spoke today at the scene of the shooting there on the 2000 block of 13th avenue. the chief says two people approached a car and shot the person inside during an attempted robbery officers arrived on scene and found the victim's suffering from gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead there at the scene. this is actually the highest the most violent beat in the city of oakland beat 19 is the most violent beat in the city of oakland. it has been impacted more than any other beat in the city with homicides, shootings and robberies. police say the victim has been identified as 53 year old con wu fang and says that he was working in th

and it took 50 years of campaigning, including 11 by nelson mandela before the french agreed to retain her remains. well, she dived, sorry, but one had indeed been enlightened about the ways of the barbarism of man by excellence. but she was not tinged though they did not end up in new robe, in the europe called by, destined to run the empire of the globe. had people tool became enlightened about the ways and the barbarism of man by excellence like hen, they tul, whenever tinged, ah, but saki bought men's return, did not lead to the restitution of other human remains by france. europeans continue to classify so called scientific collections, including human remains, in the same way as other cultural assets. people's ancestors are still treated the same as museum auto folders, revenue, our own sexy. i do me counseling. don't see museum. says cmta chevy la chevy. thomas. a uneasy at the days he can take home collection d to unpopular chic long. see me go see me go. oh done. it is an e m way c c c, t tread you sir mine. i lie yet in these 2 are they demanded restitution? and key causes wh

nelson mandela bay in the southeast.rities are in the race against time to stop cap from running dry -- stop taps from running dry. day zero, as it's known, will see 2 million people without water. we went to the region. >> a warning many here have become familiar with as the city braces itself for the arrival of day zero. residentsave been urged to use water sparingly. with less than 10 days left of supply, taps are fast becoming dry in more than 100 suburbs and townships. water levels in many dams, including this one, are critically low. no significant amount of water can be extracted from here. and with no heavy rainfall forecast in the near future, the fear of reaching day zero is dangerously close. but the poorest townships are already suffering. there are only three taps for hundreds of people who live here, and most days, they don't work. >> where there is no water, we have to fetch the water. we take it because we don't have an alternative and we don't have a choice. we need the water to drink. we need to cook. w

if they can do a good thing, bless them. >> dana: nelson mandela day is a good day to celebrate.ter. >> bill: moving to florida. a sentencing trial that begins today, dana, for the former student who killed 17 and wounded 17 others four years ago. parkland high school, parkland, florida. the 23-year-old could face the death penalty. >> for the jury of seven men and five women ultimately the outcome of this penalty phase for confessed mass killer nikolas cruz is one of two outcomes. either he continues doing what he has been doing for the past 4 1/2 years, that is living life behind bars, or he heads to death row for state execution. that is the possibility facing nikolas cruz. today day one of what is expected to be at least maybe a three or four month mini trial full of devastating testimony from parents left childless, survivors forever traumatized and extremely gruesome photographic evidence. the prosecution begins with the opening statement that began underway as we speak. families of those whose lives were brutally taken made their way to court earlier facing the killer who

moving speech to the un general assembly as part of its annual celebration of nelson mandela internationaly, the duke of sussex and his wife, megan markle, were the guests of honor for today's ceremony and the keynote speech. the prince challenged people to adopt the spirit of hope embodied by south africa's first black president. he also called on people to follow mandela's example during a pivotal moment of converging crises, including covid-19 climate change and an assault on democracy. see we can find meaning and purpose in the struggle. we can wear our principles as armor. here the advice mandela once gave his son to never give up the battle, even in the darkest hour. prince harry has also shared memories of the late anti apartheid leader and his mother, princess diana, and spoke of a special photo of the two taken in 1997 just moments before her death. britain is facing a historic extreme heat wave right now, with scorching temperatures, causing problems from health services and schools to travel. the heat led to the temporary closure of luton airport in london today when a runway bu

initiative is still working don't we have an organization called z elders which was started by nelson mandela it started looking at conflict resolution and is trying to help with conflict resolution tonight i will give president volodymyr zelensky a presentation to the head of the organization mary robinson who says that at some stage they will be happy to help try figure out in the end every conflict ends in a negotiated settlement and they could they could help after the annexation of crimea your business initiative fight tim tried to organize a meeting with putin to somehow help the situation how everything ended at that moment it happened i think that the time for negotiations is when both sides feel that they can lose the war i am not sure that putin has already reached such a position but i think it is important that there is an organization that is talking to both sides so that as soon as this situation happens, measures can be taken to end the conflict. i was in russia about 3-4 years ago, why am i asking, you know, many analysts believe that the imperial habits of the russian societi

should act and their conditions are the best - this is the way of sabotage, which we, for example, nelson mandelaample how he acted and freed his country from the occupiers in essence and they can do so now their state, their government is a terrorist organization and we must act accordingly ugh russian culture and good russians how do you feel about such a phenomenon surprises me these are also in russian, although sometimes it seems different to me. when i went on my little vacation for a few days, i saw how people continue to watch russian content, and each view is a ruble at the expense of the russians who took it, and they continue to listen to their songs to watch their films and tv series. this surprises me very much because, firstly, this is direct funding of the enemy , and secondly, it is the support of their culture and the desire to look for good christianity from the networks . it would be fair to mention good russians by surnames at all only after we mention the king of kings from above by surnames to the dutch, all those who accept us and really save our families where their names

becky, who in 1999 succeeded nelson mandela the 1st democratically. ready elected president warned, of widespread civil unrest comparable to the arab spring. he says south africa is facing unsustainable levels of poverty and unemployment and blames current. president 0 ram, oppose, and his government failing to address a legacy of a party. you can't have so many peoples unemployment. so many people or people faced with his law listeners, i'm talking about seized with a leather soup into which a bit he says, agency people, one after another are called corrupt wendy, is going to explode from a poser is a form of freedom fighter who was once jailed by their party government. he took office in 2018, succeeding jacob zimmer, whose term was mired by scandals. corruption, mismanagement of millions of dollars in tax payers. money from a pose as presidency, has faced several challenges. his response to the coven 19 pandemic was applauded. but his party was accused of mishandling millions of dollars in relief funds. most recently, he is embroiled in a scandal k

, they must act and their conditions are the best - this is the way of sabotage for example , nelson mandelave an example of how he acted and freed his country from the occupiers, in fact, and they can, now their state, their government is a terrorist organization, take action. russian culture and good russians. how do you feel about the world has not come together like this , although sometimes it seems different to me. when i went on my little vacation for a few days, i saw how people continue to watch russian content, and each view is a ruble at the expense of the russian who filmed it. they continue to listen to their songs, watch their films, serials this really surprises me because, first of all, this is direct funding of the enemy , and secondly, it is the support of their culture and the desire to look for good russians. i think that we should call them by their surnames , it would be fair to mention good russians only after we have mentioned the good poles by their surnames, czechs, italians, germans , swiss in dutch, all those who accept us and really save our families, where their

yeah, she's a real nelson mandela. more like nelson from the simpsons.way, when we think of risks, we think of young and you guys taking chances, daredevil's, soldiers, seals teams, someone who will eat a bowl of chili before boarding a five hour flight. the opposite risk, the old, retired, sitting on the veranda sipping arnold palmer's. but now it's reversed. the old are the new young and the young are the new old. cancel culture has created a benjamin button effect in terms of older generations. we are taking more risks and that's the younger ones who aren't. here's john cleese talking about humor in risk-taking. >> love comedians now. when they think of something, can i get away with that? i don't think so. he said that, she said that. that's the death of creativity. you're worried about offending people. you're not going to be very creative. i thick it has a disastrous effect. >> greg: monty python. indeed, the older guys battling the safe spacers whether it's john cleese, richard your rickye , you see j.k. rowling, john waters, these are all people

about where the voice for nonviolence is, where is martin luther king where is mother theresa, nelson mandelad i feel like is he one of the very few people can i think of that has that moral authority. i'm kind of sending a message through the airwaves. >> stephen: i'm sure the pope is watching. >> the file at the vatican website where you send it in, i feel like it could get lost. >> stephen. >> translated, mi going to reach him sdz ethan, lovely to sigh, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: the last movie stars is available thursday on hbo max we'll be right back with a performance by courtney barnett. (ding ding) let's enjoy illinois! come on! oops. ♪ ♪ ha ha. ♪ ♪ ahoy illinois! can i get you guys a drink? okay, hold on. you guys are really getting your steps in. wh eep sh, huh? anch i welcome to the middle of everything! ♪ ♪♪ today i'm reviewing "donuts." let's get into it. [coughing] guys, that is some good stuff right there. it's like donuts and cereal. no burn or anything. this is so good. a lot of nicotine in here. >> stephen: performing "before you gotta go" fr

some inexpick cable reason the united nations decided the most appropriate person to talk about nelson mandelaince harry. they had a book written about them called finding freedom. wasn't as if they were trying to make a continuous connection the way they found freedom which involved leaving palaces and live in mansion and try to compare that to nelson mandela who let me remind them spent 7 years in a 6 by 6 prison cell as a prisoner of his conscience and came out reconcile as the first ever black president. i'm not really feeling the link, ainsley, between the two freedom fighters. harry and nelson. so, i think it's a complete joke. >> ainsley: our interview with him yesterday morning. actually he said they live in $11 million mansion. the price they paid was 14.65 million. almost 15 million. >> it has nine bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, live in montecito. >> steve: sounds very nice. after harry did his virtue signaling as he entered the united nations. according to the local press last night the two of them had dinner. he wore jeans and suede shoes and she wore about half million dollars worth of j

harry will deliver the keynote speech in honor of nelson mandela day.travened herds values." according to harry's friend she reprimanded them about the slightest inappropriate nuance, nobody was exempt. piers morgan will speak with that offer today for his fox nation show, piers morgan uncensored. he joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning before we go any further thank you to the three of you for saving my life. he won't know how you saved my life but because i had to come into the studio a lot earlier than normal just to talk to you i am not outside on the day that britain has its all-time highest heat. so why would a walking though round with my paralytic skin and have tried to death out there. thank you to the three of you. >> thank you for getting up early for us. we appreciate it. tell us what you think about this book. what do you know about it? what else is this guy saying? >> will is a very well-connected author, very highly respected and best on many big biographies of people. the ultimate picture that comes out is a complete cultur

nelson mandela.hink. [ laughter ] can somebody google that [ bleep ] real quick and see if that's the case? at least i'll always have my oscar for "kangaroo jack." [ cheers and applause ] they can never take that away from me! right, guillermo? >> you're totally right. >> anthony: my man! you know what else they can't take away from me? my greatest tv moment, the time i got a shout out from the one and only judge mathis. hey, man, he has one of the best shows on television. >> no shows have done as much as "black-ish" in terms of dealing with social issues. i want you all to thank anthony. [ applause ] >> you're not anthony. what are you clapping for? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> anthony: judge mathis may need to lay off the hennessy, but i appreciate his kind words. and wait a second, look who is in our audience tonight. it's none other than judge mathis himself. [ applause ] judge, you got one of the best courtroom shows on television. give him a hand, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah, loo

it took place just after midnight in a suburb right outside johannesburg, a few blocks from nelson mandela's old home. investigators say the group of men were armed with rifles and pistols and started shooting randomly. please have yet to determine the motive. locally, 92 guns including a pair of ar-15 rifles and components for third were handed over during a note russians asked gun buyback event in fairfield. -- no questions asked gun buyback event in fairfield. they received $50 for handguns, $100 for rifles. it was organized by police, the das office and others. a councilman was shot and killed in 2008 in the case of mistaken identity, the convicted shooter is serving a life sentence. garcia was only 22 years old at the time, the foundation was established to honor his legacy and teach local youth about the value of leadership. abortion activists took to the street saturday, holding rallies across the country. there were marches in l.a., chicago and perhaps the largest in washington, d.c. some protesters traveled thousands of miles to depart and they sit in outside the white house. 14 sta

nelson mandela. think. [ laughter ] can somebody google that [ bleep ] real quick and see if that's the case? at least i'll always have my oscar for "kangaroo jack." [ cheers and applause ] they can never take that away from me! right, guillermo? >> guillermo: you're totally right. [ laughter ] >> anthony: my man! you know what else they can't take away from me? my greatest tv moment, the time i got a shoutout from the one and only judge mathis. >> just like robert, i was a troubled youth back in my late 20s, early 30s, i went to -- >> hey, man, when did you get in here? that's my man, anthony anderson. give him a hand. he has one of the best shows on television, really. i mean, they give a lot of social commentary, deal with social issues. no show since "the jeffersons," "good times" and the others have done as much as "black-ish" in terms of dealing with social issues. i want you all to thank anthony. thank you. you're not anthony? what are you over there clapping for? look at him clapping his hand

i do think it's particularly strange to have a speech about nelson mandela, to have a white guy, whitence remembers mandela. maybe you could have picked someone else, maybe someone else. i am evading the question. >> greg: you are good friends with -- >> i wouldn't say i was good friends. we went to a wedding together when she lived in new york. she is the person that -- i will say that the person that she is in front of the world today does not surprise me. >> greg: so you're saying she is a -- right? you can say. she doesn't watch the show. >> you never know. you're the highest rating show in late night tonight. >> that's how you do it. >> greg: that i get out of tough questioning, america. you flatter the host. >> i should be able to get out of that. >> greg: that was pretty good. completely lost my train of thought. the problem -- is the problem that he came here saying that he rejected the entitlements of royalty and now he's kind of expecting more of royalty or more entitlement from america? >> why are we even talking about this guy? he won because it's fun! >> this dude is the m

to honor nelson mandela's birthday during a celebration at the united nations today prince harry willly. his speech is expected to focus on the life and legacy of south africa's first black leader. during their official tour of south africa in 2019 harry and meghan spent time with mandela's widow, graca machel. prince harry mirrors the respect shown by his mother, princess diana. the two met in cape town in 1997 to discuss the aids epidemic. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: harry told hoda recently he feels his mother around him constantly. >> i feel her presence in almost everything that i do now. but definitely more so in the last two years than ever before, without question. she is watching over us. >> i'm sure she's proud of you. >> i'm sure she is. >> reporter: today will be the first public outing for harry and meghan since the queen's platinum jubilee last month. the pair kept a low profile missing the iconic balcony appearance with the rest of the royal family at buckingham palace but attending a church service. their children, lilibet and archie, were said to have spent t

yesterday, prince harry and meghan markle traveling to new york and honoring nelson mandela.me nbc's joe fryer has more joe, good morning. >> good morning, prince harry and meghan markle tend to make headlines wherever they go, and this trip to new york is certainly no exception while honoring nelson mandela the prince had some pretty critical messages for politicians in his adopted country. he also shared new insights on his love for his wife and memories of his mother >> reporter: arriving at the u.n. hand in hand, duchess meghan all in sleek black, prince harry making one of his most significant speeches to date >> from the horrific war in ukraine to the rolling back of constitutional rights here in the united states, we are witnessing a global assault on democracy and freedom. >> reporter: with that remark, the prince appeared to criticize the supreme court for its decision to remove federal abortion protections this followed remarks recently by meghan to vogue magazine in which she and feminist gloria steinem urged men to be more vocal about the controversial supreme cou

the dutch of sussex a key address for nelson mandela which is a beautiful occasion.s beloved as princess diana and the author writes harry's friends said he was nuts for dating megan marco after she got upset over their strokes about feminism and transgender people. all right, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: if she wants to play princess diana, no, no, no. in my view, just perfect, polite and wonderful and this is her jealous attempt to try to get as much attention as kate middleton but it's not going to work, sorry. >> harris: when you give us a lot of thought. i >> kayleigh: i did, sorry. >> harris: no, don't be. >> steve: one thing i would point out and they use i'm from sussex. i grew up and it's a real place so for the people of sussex when they come out, i don't know. >> harris: would you explain it to me because i thought they gave up royalties. >> steve: i truly don't get that so it's new on the press release. >> kayleigh: they gave up his and her and the queen said they cannot be his or her royal highness but they get to keep the sussex title. >> harris: they do? wha

just yesterday, this pair was at the united nations for the prince's speech marking nelson mandela dayhe took the opportunity to slam u.s. politics. speak of this has been a painful year and a painful decade. climate change wreaking havoc on our planet, with the most vulnerable suffering most of all. the few weaponizing lies and disinformation at the expense of the many come from the horrific war in ukraine to the rolling back of constitutional rights here the united states, we are witnessing a global assault of y and freedom. >> kayleigh: he's a retired royal, i would argue he has no following. why is he at the united nations, kennedy? >> kennedy: i don't know! take your ginger scones and go back to the u.k. if you hate it so much! that's fine! i don't want a lecture on the constitution from a guy he was from a place that doesn't have a constitution! it's a series of laws and suggestions, it's not written down into a thing! they don't have first amendment! i'm glad he's using his first amendment rights to blather like an utter, forgettable hypocrite. and he and his claptrap get into a

just after midnight there in a suburb right outside of johannesburg and just a few blocks from nelson. mandela's old home investigators. say the group of men were armed with rifles and pistols and quotes started shooting randomly. please have yet to determine the motive so you can stay with us for any developing updates this morning on that. chaos since sri lanka as protesters swarmed the president's residents and office and the latest protests over the country's economic crisis. the prime minister's home was broken into and set on fire. it's not clear if either of the men were home at the time this happened both the prime minister and the president say they will resign in the coming days sri lankans have been protesting for months as millions struggled by food medicine and fuel. back here at home today a large neighborhood soccer fundraiser will help the families of three men who drowned last week rescuing a little boy in the delta the three men jumped into action near rio vista on the july 4th weekend to save a struggling eight year old boy their bodies were recovered back on tuesday the men l

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just after midnight there in a suburb right outside of johannesburg and just a few blocks from nelson. mandela's old home investigators say of men were armed with rifles and pistols and quotes started shooting randomly police have yet to determine the motive and we will stay on this and give you any updates we get throughout the morning. chaos industry lanka as protesters swarm the president's residents and office and the latest protests over the country's economic crisis. the prime minister's home was broken into look at this video. it's set on fire. it's not clear if either of the men were home at the time both the prime minister and the president say they're going to resign coming days sri lankans have been protesting for months as millions there struggled by food. medicine and fuel back here at home today a large neighborhood soccer fundraiser will help the families of three men who drowned last weekend rescuing a little boy in the delta the three men jumped into action near rio vista on the life fourth weekend to save a struggling 8 year old boy their bodies were recovered back on tuesday.

and what what you desire is a person, you know nelson nelson nelson mandela was the first to tell youhat he a flawed individual. but he lived a perfect purposeful life right and you know the moral purpose at mandela represented, you know, i think justifies everything he stood for and it's one of the reasons we should continue looking to him. they're not a lot of people you look you can say stand out for their moral courage and nature bonoffer would be another for example, and you know, who is a lutheran pastor he went back to germany and you know, sure death and in fact, but he was standing up against hitler that was more a purpose that i think you go for and i do i do people find her moral purpose. usually in defeat and adversity because they have to figure out okay, what are really believe in and what we're what legacy do i want, you know as you get older you ask yourself. i'm of that age. now know about okay. what what legacy is involved here? and let's keep it simple. yeah, yeah. you you focus in in one chapter. i thought was interesting on the concept. of stoicism. yes, and how g