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he's heading to south africa next to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of nelson mandela six children and two adult migrants have suffocated inside a shipping container in northwestern libya ninety others were found in a christian condition in the same truck libyan authorities say the migrants have been locked inside the shipping container for a long time and investigation into the deaths has begun. one of the royces journalists on trial a man mark for obtaining state secrets is tell the court he hasn't broken and indorse while own was arrested alongside his colleague chore so in december he says they're being punished for reporting on the killing of ten revenge of men and boys step vassal has more from bangkok finally it was his time to speak after being detained for seven months and a pretrial that lasted nearly as long as journalists while alone for the first time got a chance to tell the judges what happened on this number twelve two thousand and seventeen . that's the day he and his colleagues chelsea were arrested after being invited for dinner by police officers and were handed

from well wishers in and around johanna's a people who also want to carry on nelson mandela's legacy of education for children and these children understand how important it is to learn and read and write stuff the weather now has richard with these for him very even a rather unusual part of the world you know let's go right into the arctic circle seventy degrees north so while so far as to the case what do you think the temperature be in the far north of finland the moment you might think well ok they've got nearly twenty four hours of daylight so it's probably going to be some like ten degrees fifteen degrees up there but it's a bit freakish nowhere near it temperatures in northern finland reach thirty two. point seven degrees yesterday is absolutely phenomenal so you stripped off there are some bathing ices all melting incredible and this heat is affecting quite a swathe from parts of western russia through finland sweden parts of norway there is causing its own problems because further towards the south and central parts of sweden we have seen wildfires breaking out more than sixty across the country and

from well wishers in and around johannesburg people who also want to carry on nelson mandela's legacy of education for children and these children understand how important it is to learn and read and write. the organization of american states the top regional group for countries in the america says holding a special meeting on the continuing violence in iraq seven member countries of the group including argentina chile and the u.s. requested the meeting comes twenty four hours after security forces and supporters of the nicaraguan president that ortega stormed a major stronghold of anti-government protesters. with you are both in yemen say they have attacked an oil refinery in the saudi capital using a drone the drone targeted the stage on our aamco refinery in riyadh they all company said it contained a small fire which is due to an operational incident the iranian ally the rebels say the drone attack marks the start of a new stage in deterring aggression hamas says protesters sending burning kites into israel have a right to continue despite israeli threats to stop them israel says millions of dollars worth

from well wishers in and around to hundreds of people who also want to carry on nelson mandela's legacy of education for children and these children understand how important it is to learn and read and right. joining us now on the news grid is sara gone who is a policy fellow at the institute of race relations she is live from johannesburg in south africa thank you so very much for being with us what happened to nelson mandela's dream of a rainbow nation to the work. it could've but i think it's been almost trashed particularly in the in the eight years nine years of president zuma as presidency that a lot that the hopes and the possibilities that were really associates with with nelson mandela have just given way to the most of appalling corruption and disintegration to a large extent of the ability to provide services and grow the economy. to what extend you know it's africa struggling with this economy why is it still struggling with this economy even after you know the end of apartheid so many. ok. young you know well essentially obviously. some of the of some of the problems or the effects of being a develo

still nations and in those books they will read all about nelson mandela i'm fine tears from the community we come in sitting with the children many of them from for that cause some of these children their parents really struggle to make ends meet they struggle to see that they struggle to do the of that and to to say something to the struggle to read and write to see me volunteers coming sitting with his children reading them stories and helping them only. words and to speak it and it is really important that for nelson mandela he thought the o.j. case is a way out of public safety and that's one of those legacy left behind me that people hope that he needs is all over the country to take down that roll tide educate the forest the poor and maybe that would help alleviate poverty labels in the country and leave it there for no highroad of course and follow votes with you through the day thank you. yemen's who the rebel leader has told a french newspaper that he's ready to hand over control of the port of data to the united nations if the saudi and and the rocky coalition ends its offensive there at sea port has been controlle

nelson mandela. every day these children are taught his values. his life on what would've been his 100th birthday. i have been learning about nelson mandela since nursery, and i learned that he fought for our rights, he fought for black people. we have to remember what he did, so the same stupid mistakes don't happen again. he is a really good role model, especially for little kids, because little kids, when you introduce them to it, they follow it, and so nelson mandela, if they've seen it, they will become like him and become a really good person. if you could have met mandela, what would you say to him? thank you for changing the world. from prisoner to president, nelson mandela was incarcerated for 27 years for his belief in equality. after 10,000 days injail, the world's most famous prisoner walks out through the prison gates. after his release, he continued to fight against apartheid, and built a new democracy in south africa. it was a long and painful walk to freedom. never again shall it be that this beautiful land will again experience the

nelson mandela. everyday these children are taught his values. ife and —— on what would have been his 100th birthday. i have been learning about nelson mandela since nursery and i learnt that he fought for our writes, he fought for black people. we have to remember what he did, so the same stupid mistakes don't happen again —— rights. did, so the same stupid mistakes don't happen again -- rights. he is a really good role model, especially for little kids, because little kids, when you introduce them to it, they follow it and if they've seen it, they will become him and become a really good person. if you could have met nelson mandela, what would you say to him? thank you for changing the world. from prisoner to president, he was incarcerated for 27 years for his belief in equality. after 10,000 days injail the world's most famous prisoner walked out from the prison gates. after his release he continued to fight against apartheid and built a new democracy in south africa. it was a long and painful walk to freedom. never again shall it be that this

cosy still calls home he's part of the first generation of children born in the hopeful years after apartheid to the rainbow nation nelson mandeladreamt of is far from reality he says different from a nation is i've really been into drugs everywhere in this or that and then yeah definitely a lot of crime a lot of that's owing one nation as well. so many young south africans say they've had enough of the myth of mandela. they may have the freedom he fought for but what you see is that they are sick without a job or prospects. people said ok it's all out man everybody says that. they can states true so yeah people have lost their land in the war and. the lender still with the people who took it and stuff so. i don't know can they be fixed can somebody fix that. not everyone has lost their optimism kaley cliff it is a student of political science in johannesburg i think it. is still. something of a symbol of peace in the city an issue i think and he was an excellent statesman more than that he represented what it was to simply just be a good person and i think that's the reason it's with the. kaley cliff it has a mixed heritage bac

cosy still calls home he's part of the first generation of children born in the hopeful years after apartheid but the rainbow nation nelson mandela dreamt of is far from reality he says different from a nation is availability of drugs. yeah definitely a lot of crime. that's airing the nation as well. so many young south africans say they've had enough of the myth of mandela. they may have the freedom he fought for but what use is that they are sick without a job or prospects. and everybody says. i think it's true. so yeah people have lost their lives in the wonderland. their lenders deal with the people who took it and stuff for all i don't know let me fixed in some way to fix that. not everyone has lost their optimism kaley cliff it is a student of political science in johannesburg i think that. nominee is still. something of a symbol of peace in the conciliation i think he was an excellent statesman more than that he represented what it was to simply just be a good person and i think that's the reason it's with the youth kaley cliff it has a mixed heritage background she personifies the reconciliation mandela fought for. a memb

he is part of the first generation of children born in the hopeful years after apartheid. but the rainbow nation nelson mandelareamt of is far from reality, he says. >> drugs everywhere. a lot of crime. a lot of it. reporter: many young south africans sayay they have had enough of the myth of mandela. they may have the freedom he fun for, but what -- he faught for, but what use is that without a job or prospects? >> everybody says that is bad. i think it is true. so yeah, people have lost their land. it is still with the people who took it, and stuff. so, i don't know. can it be fixed? can somebody fix that? reporter: not everyone has lost their optimism. she is a student of political science in johannesburg. >> i think that nelson mandela is still a symbol of hope and peace. i think he was an excellent statement, -- statesman. reporter: kaylee has a mixed heritage background. she personifies the reconciliation mandela fought for. a member of south africans young well-educated elite, she is able to take advantage of the opportunities in this country. but she is aware not everyone has benefited from mandela's l

children at school, and also to treat excellence. this is all to continue the legacy of nelson mandela, who stood for peace, love, and reconciliation.reon: the people there taking part in several initiatives to mark his legacy. businesses are slightly cashing in somewhat on the day? yes, they have placed advertisements on social media on south africans to take advantage of mandela day, saying that you can get a 67% discount on selected items, salons and beauty places saying come in, have your hair done within the next 67 minutes and you will be able to get a discount. big businesses taking advantage of mandela day. of course, the peak celebration is taking place in the eastern cape in the village of [indiscernible] where'd not -- where nelson mandela was born. speaker, along with invited guests, include president past heads of states of government, ordinary villagers from the area. and people from civil society, all coming to celebrate the of nelsonversary mandela. thank you so much. here's a reminder of our top stories. backtracking in the wake of a political firestorm, donald trump says that he misspoke when he failed to hold the

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nelson mandela has said it. everyone has said it. why don't we really hear it? only 30% of the kids -- when only 33% of african-american children in kansas city were reading at grade level, why doesn't anybody care about that? and then you wonder why your prisons are filled, why your suicide rates are up, why your psychologist officers are busting out, why your unemployment lines are long. you say look at your third grade classes. kids are reading, then they can read to learn. if you can't read, you can't learn. it's just that simple. and you can read online, read in your classroom, but you've got to read. that's what bill clinton talked about until he was blue in the face. i think we need to remember this. that he talked about this. and go back to it. excellent schools, reading, et cetera. >> you know, just to clarify. the 33% was across all -- across the entire board. not just african-americans. in the school district, that was predominantly african-american, it was 19%. so it was even worse. but here's another dynamic that feeds into all of this. in the namesake school district in kansas city, kansas city public schools whic

sit down with their children hand books to them read to them because some of them do struggle reading for example so that's one way listen to me he will try to emulate nelson mandela try to make sure his legacy lives on it's just one of many many projects that are taking place throughout the country as an africans all over the country try to remember a man they say lived such a lasting legacy on the country they know they saw a lot more to do but this day is elise one day on many way they hope that small change could be made in especially poor communities want to. live in johannesburg thank you. time for the take a look at the top stories here about a sarah thousands of people are being bussed out of to northwestern syria in towns besieged by opposition fighters for more than four years the evacuation of prior is part of a deal between the rebel groups and iranian fighters who are backing the government and the exchange the government is set to release hundreds of detainees meanwhile in the southern province of derive the syrian government has scaled up its aerial offensive they've been dozens of air strikes and shelling targeting the city of nowra a hospital is a