you know that the, to the composition of nelson mandela, that's how in your area then creates us cool for then see sullivan. i'm along with school, which was in the middle. go to in, in times and yeah. so the negotiations go on. but no one, there lies very impatient because the why so you are dealing with in south africa and not you. a typical learning is who you will tell to go to brief and you will tell to go to friends used to go to portugal. they are saying, this is our last and we have going nowhere. how are you going to deal with them because they own almost 80 percent of them on the indians also own own, almost 10 percent of the land. they also come the only have a short time. tide is how monday and then picks the view that what we need to do is to give meaning to what is cool. my said, cpa fos, the political kingdom and the rest will come and it is to that that he says, let's as remove the output tied resume 1st. once we remove the appetite regime and we have the vote on via in power, that is when we, i will begin to talk about line. i do see the negotiations at the time when

and it is on the buck of that argument that on the west is a way, was then from which, nelson mandela, let me go into issues. we're meeting this theater of the nation. we'd became the beginning of the african national congress and monday and i was legacy begins to emerge in a very unique way. at that particular time. when he leaves glucagon, the west is away and they begin to a tough up tied installations within the country that we know of south africa. and ultimately is the address that they have quite a number of them. but the most same as the rest of the time. is notes on monday lines of the goals vandenberg i made cuss ida, and worked as a solo and one of the biggest trials that ever took place in south africa is very vanya trial dot is when monday or last donna in his defense, he is shows the statement you speak for 3 hours. any defense on the issue is the statement at the end of it, that this is the cost for which i am prepared to die. that is the struggle. a case up a tide. he took the view. the appetite must be destroyed and that we must have a south africa well or equal a sou

de klerk released nelson mandela from prison 35 years ago this month, they both acknowledged the crucialeed to work together to peacefully rebalance historical injustices. here's my report from the archives. when mandela died just over 11 years ago. everything about nelson mandela is the stuff of legend. he had captured the world's imagination, though he was invisible to the world for more than 27 years behind bars. and he held on to our imaginations. and his death will not break that special hold. here's former south african president f.w. de klerk, who started talking to mandela about ending apartheid before even releasing him from prison. do you remember the first time you met him? >> i remember it very well. he was brought under cover of darkness to my office from the victor verster prison. we did not discuss that evening anything of of fundamental importance. we were just feeling each other out and realized that this is a very special man. he had an aura around him. he still has an aura around him. he's truly a very dignified and a very admirable person. >> i have a lot of respect f

. >> nelson mandela was a political prisoner.ical prisoners have no due process and are unjustly jailed. you had a jury convict you. you had appeals courts. look at your your sentencing and you even try. you even appeal to the supreme court twice. and they refused to hear you. so you're hardly a political prisoner. >> well, first of all, nelson mandela went to before a court. he was convicted in, in in a court of law. i had nearly eight years to read. >> books by a racist apartheid government. >> that's correct. >> and not a virtue. >> if you were to ask him. and i bet you if you were to ask nelson mandela whether he thought the process was fair back in the early 60s in south africa, he would say, what i'm saying today, i didn't know how corrupt the criminal justice system was until it did it to me. and that was a wake up call. >> well, the president, the interview went on for a long time. the president tonight called him, quote, a very fine person. so now he's pardoned. a short time later, cnn obtained a memo sent by acting depu

we also recognize nelson mandela. the south african activist was released from prison after serving 27 years behind bars marking a significant moment in black history. and in 2012, the actress and singer known for her soaring voice whitney houston died at the age of >> 10, 26 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it's getting harder to purchase exit in california. we're going to tell you how that's going to be impacting you at the grocery store. i'm trevor shirley in washington. president donald trump is planning new tariffs for aluminum and steel imports as countries around the world threaten their own retaliatory tariffs in response. >> 10 29 and it is cold. plus, we've got rain on the way. not today. not today, but lost to talk about. hey, john, good morning. and yes, we do definitely a switch up for the rest of the week this week so far has been nice and dry. but today you're starting to see a few more clouds in there. although daytime hours will remain nice and dry today as well. looking outside at

we also recognize nelson mandela.as released from prison after serving 27 years behind bars marking a significant moment in black history. and in 2012, the actress and singer known for her soaring voice whitney houston died at the age of 48. >> a bay area dance or was on stage performing with rapper kendrick lamar during the super bowl. his name is gary morgan. but he's also known as ice cold 3,000. he's part of an oakland dance crew and morgan described experience as surreal. >> this came from the world doing the halftime show, kendrick lamar man. it was really amazing out there, man. and i couldn't actually no other kind of experience like that. i think the thing that really shocked me more was environment atmosphere like crowd light. >> all that. i think that was that's what made it even better for him. >> morgan has been featured in other projects with kendrick but says being able to perform alongside him during black history month makes the experience even more unique. and kendrick lamar is bringing his grand nat

university, and joins us now from nelson mandela bay in south africa. thank you so much for being here with us. really appreciate it. so just to start, according to government statistics, white south africans make up a little over 7% of the population. but they own more than 70% of all privately owned farmland in the country. now, this is an issue, obviously, that south africa has been grappling with all these decades since the end of apartheid. so first, just on the facts around what this law allows the government and many legal experts say it doesn't allow the government just to to grab land from white farmers the way, let's say, zimbabwe did under mugabe. so explain how this is different. >> good morning to you and your viewers. so south africa has a law for expropriation dating as far back as 1975. what has just happened in this month was the signing into law of an updated version of the expropriation act, introducing a concept of expropriation without compensation. now the act has got 81. references to compensation. three of those are delegated are

nelson mandela, the palestine, martin luther king and climate change old jostled for space here after a few yards of no man's land, the graffiti is very different. you'll see that the fetish army and the british pound par celebry, elizabeth said the loyalists are a minority on the island of ireland. changing demographics means though, soon to be a minority in northern ireland to the artwork on this side is inward looking. it captures a siege mentality. a solid support is a fire or a flags news, media flags, renters matches. so the consequence here it's keidel and then block allows go elsewhere. football is seen as consulting war by trucks. with one celtic and ranges, clash, glasgow streets can see like a battle ground, the turf war sometimes breaks out on the pitch too. since the scottish leads begun in 1891, these 2 teams have won it over a 100 times between them. animosity has made this dog be one of the fiercest in world football at queens university and bo fast. the 2 tribes are seen in a deeper historical context of football is the last preserve was the expression of those 19th c

nelson mandela probably gave me more help to manage the to drive me from office and second term than anybody. we just became friends and we liked each other. and i ask him questions and so. i was going through a fairly tough time and i said you know mandela you're a great man and all that you're also a shrewd and it was really smart to put your jailers in your inauguration, put the people they work for and you. but me. the truth when you walking to freedom, didn't you hate them over again? and many blink you said. i absolutely did for about a second. and then i realized if i still hated them. i would still be their prisoner. and i wanted to be free. and so let it go. and he said, so should you. wow. and then i. i ask him. we started talking about about sacrifice and loss. and he said, i said, when did you quit might people who did to you said, i've been little more than half way in my 27 years and confined. he said i was 14 years in and i was breaking rocks and god was in great shape. i was stronger than ox. i was furious and i said, look what they did to me. they abused me, abused m

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meat for a political analyst and formed a member of parliament for the amc on the president, nelson mandela. welcome to you, will melanie? let's start with you. is humanitarian aid being with an i isd by the trump administration? oh yes, clearly it is because, you know, we are a sovereign nation. we are a democratic nation and we have to ride shortly to determine some of our domestic policies. but what makes us even more troubling is the fact that it's concrete table based on voltage. and, and it's completely arbitrary, and there has been no expropriation of land in south africa since 1994. of course there was a large scale reformed expropriation from colonial times. and under a package there has been 0, compensate, and postal code, any form of expropriation or profit lined in south africa since 1994. and it would have been one of the most popular things for the end to government to have done more if they wanted to. but they didn't, they chose not to. so it is just completely an attorney falls and i'm sure some of the other kids will show it to today too, as well. it isn't completely in lin

the city a very good to have you with us a deputy minister and is 35 years since the release of nelson mandela for prison. and the fight against apartheid was one of the motivations behind south africa. bringing its case of genocide against israel at the international court of justice were several months on. and we now have a situation that we'd be seeing pictures of in garza, we've got over $47000.00 palestinians that some say many more than that. did that move by south africa at the international court of justice achieve what you told? well, um i think it there shop the compose a, a pedigree of consciousness on the side of the state. um that it is subject to international law. uh that uh your most prominent us in dicey jay are actually applying their minds to our prayers that we have supplement that on balance is dependence time people. uh and secondly, at all it a half threes, and inside the t a monks the pod, the states some of which are very prominent by the total part. this of is that in relation to a weapon, funds for ended heinsman of these are highly military machinery. so it does thi

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of course, that that's a case for violence clearly, i mean, i've interviewed nelson mandela, mandela clearly supported against the views of the south african communist party, the killing of civilians and restaurants. what do you think the impact of your book is for as do they live in israel? a, in the, in the sense that violence must be part of the struggle. if indeed it can be compared, right. i like that. i forgot. i think that there is a very important distinction between violence against military targets and, and violence against civilians. i think that's a very important distinction in international law. i think it's a very important moral distinction. is that why do you think of mandela was successful in the i already was successful in mondale of mando adults. i'm adela and amc actually worked quite hard to maintain that distinction even going so far as apologizing for attacks against the villian sites. but pat african has congress and other the and seized arrivals were more open to, to, to attacks on civilians. but i think one of the things that the and see does, there's a lot

is it a myth or fact whether the presidents try to poison and the second question, when nelson mandela visited from south africa did he stay in one of the white house guest rooms? that's my two questions. thank you. >> a myth or fact that presidents at some point in history there was an attempted poisoning? >> not aware of that happening in the white house. very special care is taken to everything the president will consume or be offered. it would be very surprising to me that anything would be within the realm of possibility there. >> do you know about nelson mandela? >> i don't know the answer to that. one of the things i love about my job is we are in educational organizations, we teach and tell the stories but i also like to learn. i could work here the rest of my life and learn something new every single day. gives me something to find out now. >> andrew in baltimore watching us. >> caller: my grandfather was a fairly respected person back in the day and helped to build the swimming pool at the white house and i understand it is under the press room. is it still there? >> it is st

nelson mandela was a political prisoner. political prisoners have no due process. prison and spent nearly eight years in prison for practicing politics, for seeking campaign contributions without a quid pro quo. you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong, and you refuse to do that, and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts, and that may be big in politics today, but it's still, frankly, just bullshit. a reporter, uh, asked you if you wanted to say sorry to the people of illinois, and you said, "sorry for what?" -do you still feel that way? -very much so. i've done a lot wrong. criminal? none. you and your defenders argue that the persecution, prosecution of you is about the criminalization of politics. in other words, there is horse-trading that goes on in politics. "you do me this favor. i'll do you this favor," and that's all you were doing, and that it's legal, but they made it out to be illegal. well, first of all, it's not illegal. now you can argue whether we should improve our laws. that's a valid thing. i would think th

recalling the words of nelson mandela, the founder of the elders, "the most powerful weapon in the world sit down and talk." the solutions we need to confront the existential threats we face are all connected by a simple truth -- we can only succeed if we act as one. it is with great sadness that just a few weeks ago we said farewell to a true champion of this ideal -- president jimmy carter. a founding member of the elders. president carter was driven by a profound moral clarity so sorely missing among many leaders today. and in the weeks since i attended his funeral here in washington, i have often been reminded of his words. "the bond of our common humanity is stronger than the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices." to translate this admission into a concrete reality, we need leadership that addresses even the most difficult and unpopular issues. not for short-term political gain, but for humanity's shared future. there is still time to make the right choices to turn back the hands of the doomsday clock. in colombia we say, "cada segundo cuenta." "every second counts." let us use

by the time she entered the prelaw program at nelson mandela metropolitan university, reeva was primederence, to be part of the new south africa. but then a relationship with a man, her first serious boyfriend, turned abusive, frightening, destroyed her self-confidence. she had spoken about having a previously abusive relationship. keith morrison: after graduation, to break free, reeva moved far away to the big city, johannesburg. she had an unbelievable personality. she had an unbelievable heart. keith morrison: warren lahood met reeva soon after she arrived in town. and the two quickly fell in love. we shared everything together. we did everything together. keith morrison: how long did he go out together? it was 4 and 1/2 years. keith morrison: during which reeva became determined to do something about the kind of domestic violence she'd experienced at the hands of that first boyfriend. and warren encouraged her, shared her outlook, her down home sensibilities. he was a normal, run-of-the-mill guy. keith morrison: in one of life's weird twists, mark batchelor knew reeva back then too

say the opposition movements in 1980 nine and even the south african at least as embodied by nelson mandela, not all of the south african resistance, adopted gandhi and his techniques. but at the end of the 19th century, the first part of the 20th century, he worked on behalf of the ethnic indians. he did nothing for the africans. barely even noticed them, they really weren't a factor in his worldview at that time. >> michael. ladies and gentlemen, we could carry this on but our author has books to sign. >> yes, i will sign any book you give me, preferably if it is mine. [laughter] so please buy a copy of "the titans of the twentieth century" and i will inscribe it. >> thank you so much. thank you all. [applause] >> here's a portion of the recent program on book. >> again, inspired by the people you met who persevered, you are inspired to help those who are still there. this young man in oklahoma has been in prison for 40 years. we can't get him out, we are still corresponding. he prays for me more than i pray for him. he inspires me. we also are inspired by the fact that the work we're doi

endurance of nelson mandela.show trial. >> begins next week. i do. not expect a fair trial. >> we will still. >> fight. and with god's. >> grace. >> perhaps god can touch the hearts and minds of the jurors to open their eyes to the truth and give them the courage to do and give them the courage to do what's right. god bless america. dakota: in 2018, in the isolation and give them the courage to do what's right. god bless america. of our montana home, we, his family, had become imprisoned with stewart, along with his all-consuming, ever increasing amounts of crazy. as per stewart's orders, we maintained operational security. no-one, even inside oath keepers, knew what was happening in our home. alone in a house filled with enough paranoia and weaponry to start a small war, something had to change. we had this plan fully developed for a long time scale before we started to think that our mom might be on board. tasha: they brought me into what they call their kid meetings and just sort of told me, "you got to get ou

nelson mandela is rolling over in his grave.musk is from south africa, he doesn't need his money. what is he going to do next, implement his language in our school system? you need to talk about this man because he doesn't need a paycheck, he's already making it. and if he wants to cut money or save money, what about the governing contract? is he going to cut some of that money from the waist and his company? how is that going to work? host: robert, republican line. caller:caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. c-span shows the truth of who is shooting what. basically, our whole nation, in a matter of party, hello? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: wherever we are, the mindset we have, we need to figure out the part of agreeing to disagree. the things we agree on our what we need to deal with. we all agree that we are in death. i learned as a youngster to balance out life's finances with what i need and what i want. i take care of my needs and my wants have to wait. i haven't had a vacation in 10 years straight. but i lea

africa when -- right after they broke the shackles of apartheid and the african-american majority, nelson mandelae to power, and he didn't like that. that's why i guess he supports these neo-nazi parties in germany, most far-right parties. he tells them on the anniversary of the freeing of auschwitz where the survivors gathered for that program, that the germans need to remember their graift history and to get past the past. that's not what the victims of the holocaust said and what righteous gentiles say. they say never forget so it won't happen again. he, though, knows he and his family were down there in south africa in the apartheid world that put mandela in jail for 30 years and he has forgotten because it makes his heart feel better not to be cognizant of and honest about what he and his compatriots did when they ruled south africa. host: representative cohen, you serve on subcommittee for transportation and infrastructure on aviation. what more information do we know about the crash that took place into national airport? guest: first, we have not had a classified briefing. we will have som