when nene told him she wanted to cook, he sent her to england to work at a restaurant in cheshire.e >> they saw erness. by the end of my two years there, i was head of the pastry section and by then i realized this is exactly what i wanted to do. >> reporter: she returned to south africa to study culinary arts thinking she could focus on her african roots, but says she found little that was african in the curriculum. >> so, all the teachings are french. so you learned french methods, you learned french basic recipes. >> reporter: french cuisine and methods may be an aspiration for many chefs and consumers, but she says black african food is very much in the comfort zone of all south africans, including whites. >> my paternal grandmother was a domestic worker, so she cooked a lot of people who potentially run the kitchens grew up with a nanny who was black, who taught, you know, who fed them bla foods. yet somehow there's still like e disconct. >> reporter: in her cook books, nene is trying to change that disconnect, with recipes thatd fuse european r own zulu and other regional bla

r >>orter: but despite progress, nene says her country remains a highly unequal society.the rate of black unemployment, for example, istill five times leat for the white minority. it has economic pr and corruption scandals, but through it all, nene sops she remains mistic about south africa. >> o history may be painful and maybe sordid, but the fact that we've overcome a lot of those things makes us so much stronger as a country. i think it's an ongoing process, this democracyhing. >> reporter: as it sorts out its myriad divisions, nene say the's one place all south thricans can come together to bridge them: in kitchen. for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in cape town. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnehip with the under- told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff.in join us onand again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language learning app that uses

and here acrososs japan, it will be dried towards the north, but going to the rainy a and we do t neneed more rain across. a soccer, it is going to be a day withbut a nice clear skies at 24 degrees. ♪ time now for a reminder of the top 40's and al jazeera will stop the rest president has touted its environment as leading the world. donald trump says america is doing everything according to the 2016 paris climate accord which he pulled out of. they have been found guilty of 18 counts of crimes and president humanity by the international criminal court. to charges relate back nearly 17 years ago. again, president trump has discussed the iran nuclear situation with emmanuel macron. the watchdog has confirmed iran has now surpassed the cap of enriched uranium allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal. the libyan warlord is preparing a second offense to seize the capital of tripoli. his commanders says there are 20,000 fighters to the west. they launched the first campaign to seize the libyan capital back in april. more now from tripoli. >> military commanders have recently declared what they call

. >>> esto estÁ lleno de esto nene lleno >>> la propuesta impactarÍa a el 10% de beneficiarios para recibir estÁ causando gran revuelo un video que acusa al secretario de seguridad del gobierno de lÓpez obrador de proteger al lÍder criminal mÁs buscado del paÍs, "el mencho" habÍa sido publicado por sus enemigos >>> sucediÓ en acapulco la maÑana el domingo al menos 3 hombres llegan al mister bar y uno de ellos mata a 5 personas y deja a 6 heridas quienes segÚn confirmÓ la fiscalia de guerrero pertenecÍan a una banda de extorsionadores que operan en el puerto >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> evento violento que se suma a las cifras nacional en este aÑo se han registrado 14630 mil asesinatos ru superando el aÑo pasado. en este marco de violencia cauÓo mucho escÁndalo este video difundido a travÉs de redes sociales. en el que presuntos miembros del cartel de nueva plaza aseguraron que alfonso durazo secretaria secretario de seguridad de mÉxico protege a nemesio ceguera el mencho. >>> se conocen y los apoyan. el presidente lÓpez obrador saliÓ a defender. >>> le tengo a alfonso durazo toda la co

i'm having a difficult day or week to be e able to say y this wile dealalt with after i do what i neneedo do, my responsibilili. having my y world back.. being able to confidently differentiate between being in a bad state, but notot giving upn functioning, which is such a big battle in the world that i come from. >> once a week, elisha meets up with his coworkers from the good dog program in a park in jerusalem. he is the only one from the group who has agreed to be filmed. the others are worried that people would find out about the world they're coming from. >> it could be manic depression, it could be traumas. our service users, most of them came out of mental hospitals and they never worked a day in their life. and we are bringing them back to the workforce, to be part of the workforce e through the dog walking. >> good dog is a program run by shekulo tov, a social enterprise that irad eichler set up in 2005. it's no coincidence that he now lives with his family in a kibbutz. israel's kibbutz movement stands for an alternative way of people living together. the fofocus is on communit

. >> y tomarÍan la decisiÓn de tener una nena o un nene, o despidiendo de cÓmo salga el proceso. >> eso por lo menos yo tengo el cambio de gÉnero en todos mis documentos que realmente paso desapercibido, yo no tengo que decir hola soy esteban, soy un chico trans. >> a ella se le nota. >> yo hablo a mÍ se me nota, pero a Él no. >> una vez Íbamos en la calle y una mujer me dice, pero eres un hombre. >> Él estaba por decirle, pero quÉ le vas a decir. >> no te vas a poner a discutir en la calle con una persona, pero sÍ me gustaria que hablamos de esto mÁs adelante de cÓmo podemos tambiÉn educar, instruir a la sociedad sobre esto que es una realidad y sobre el amor que sobre todo es lo mÁs importante. gracias nuevamente por estar con nosotros. >> gracias. >> seguimos con rashel y sandarti. >> quÉ lindo. >> aquÍ estÁbamos los dos. >> quÉ linda historia y mÁs adelante vamos a estar hablando con una experta porque es verdad lo que decÍa chiquibaby cuando venga el niÑo al nÚcleo reaccionar y ademÁs cÓmo educarlos para que tenga un lindo futuro. >> mÁs adelante. >> bueno vamos a una pequeÑa pausa

. >> we should not be overly proud about it, but we also do o not neneed to be the only ones in europeho are groggy about it. -- grumpy about it. reporter: after 90 minutes, the press conference came to an end with a strong signal the chancellor has not given up her job just yet. carl: our political correspondent simon young was watching the press conference. now, this was wide ranging. she took questions for 90 minutes. what do you think? what was her strongest message? >> the main thing she wanted to get across was that she sees still -- she's still here and very much in control and everything is fine. she repeated how happy she was to, her two female party allies have moved into top jobs this week. the european commission presidency and karen bauer to the defense ministry in berlin. she also talked about lots of issues saying that the challenge of climate change was something they had to get on top of. school protests had added to the urgency there. she talked about modernizing germany's universities, reforming the pension system, building houses and so on.she is really saying , i'm

brent: which a a lot of people o neneed organs - -- martin: the important thing to underline is givenis already there, it is probably better that we begin to develop structures of regulation in places like japan that have much stronger regulation, as opposed to countries like china who do not really have strong regulatory structure. so the point here is this is there and already happening and we need the structure. it is important to keep in mind that we should probably steer away -- brent: as always, we appreciate your insights. people in the russian capital moscow are protesting against plans to build a highway near a nuclear waste dump. authorities say the construction work poses no risk to the local community but residents say they do not believe the government has their best interests at heart. they are determined to stop thee project. dw's emily sherwin reports. emily: dangerous levels of radiation. that is what this nuclear physicist's radiation counter tells him every time here. moscow's metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this field in the 1940's and 1950's when t

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the biggest threat nening .on't let you thinkingor is bend the national weather service is telling us when it comes to rain the exact opposite is true. some people may be attempted to think because it was a category 1 when it came ashore and it's now been downgraded to a tropical storm it does not represent a threat. that is not the case. >> search-and-rescue teams are being sent from across the country to louisiana, including from the bay area. barry is expected to become a tropical depression later today. >>> a man who pleaded no contest to charges he murdered a young couple on sonoma beach will be sentenced tomorrow. he confessed to killing jason allan and lindsey cutshall as they slept on the beach. he admitted to shooting and killing his brother in 2017. prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty against him as part of a plea deal. he'll likely receive a sentence of three consecutive life sentences in prison. >>> concord police are search forego a man who shot another man at hurricane harbor. they argued

part of the progressive energy, i feel a little bit dissed and disrespected by the way that she is neneing these women and really invalidating what they have to say. what i fear come the general election is that people who support them, the progressive energy, is going to shrug their shoulders and not show up because this turns them off. >> it seems like you're shaking your head in agreement. >> i agree with aisha. i think it's really counterproductive for speaker pelosi to pick this fight with the members of the democratic caucus right now. they're young. they have prominent followings. she should follow where the energy is. >> do you think she's picking a fight? >> i'm not sure how else to read her interview with maureen dowd. that seemed to instigate a conflict where one had been to begin with. >> rick, i want to go to you. you put out a threat on twitter. saying if democrats keep up all this infighting, the only winner will be trump. give them some tough love now, rick. say what you mean. >> it's all i do, don. all my love is tough. here's my concern right now. is nancy pelosi under

but look, republicans and democrats, it's true, hahave not done what neneeds to be donene n this issuehave put forward what i call people first immigration plan, that would do this 21st entry marshall plan with central allica that would put undocumented immigrants, dreamers and their parents, not only them, all undocumented immigrants who have not committed a serious crime, which is a vast majority are law abiding folks here in the u.s., i would put them on a pathway to citizenship. i would also bring back thousands of veterans who have been deported who served our country honorably, and create an independent judiciary so that we have enough judges and support staff to actually get through these asylum claims and these cases in a more timely way. and finally, i would approve a legal immigration system that we have by making family reunification or possible. there are 4.4 million family members out there of people who are in the united states who we should reach out to and allow to apply for citizenship, and do that in a more timely manner. and we don't take in the number of refugees on

he can imagine he's somehow responsible for our great nenes. my celebration has nothing to do with making america great and he has nothing to do with why weaver the best damned country on the planet. i've always loved by this quote by barberie war naval commander david. he says, our country in her intercourse with foreign nations, my she always be in the right, but our country, right or wrong, well, that's what i posted this year. all right, i want to hear what other folks think of all of this. joining me now to discuss are cnn political commentator, matt lewis, kirsten powers, and former state department spokesman under president obama, admiral john kirby. admiral kirby, i know you were a little uncomfortable with trump's focus on the military, but it wasn't the military parade we all had feared, right? >> that's right. and i was glad to see that his grand ambitions after watching the bastille day celebrations two years ago in paris sort of were trimmed down here. and it wasn't quite as extravagant as it was. but s.e., it still bothered me tha

>> reporter: earlier a rally at freearm plaza ne the white house -- >> you justify the crap he has nene on oside far right activists and known white supremacists. on the other side anti-fascists and black lives matter. a group known as the proud boys, a white supremacist group, provided security for the free speech rally. no arrests were made. darcy spencer, news4. >>> this morning an uber driver and three passengers are recovering after a late night shooting in d.c. police say a gunman opened fire on the car a17th and otis place. the driver was shot in the finger, was rushed to the hospita iands correspondeexpect oka police are still searching for are the gunman and for a motive here. >>> new thi morning in missouri there is a frantic search for a killer. police say five people were found dead in a home in st. louiy county. the say on friday night six people were in the house. then one of them left, came back around noon yesterday, and discovered the others dead. authorities aren't saying how they were all killed and the victims' identities have not been released. >>> and take a look a

dantse estÁ movienestá despieo mi nene, acÁ est, amos mi amor, acÁ estamos, todo va estar bien, mi amorestado trasmitiendo constantemente esta informaciÓn para que estemos informados de la salud del pequeÑo dante. me dio esperanza, mucha esperanza. >> es increÍble como ambos padres tienen positivismo y fuerza. es difÍcil, uno siendo padre que ambos puedan tener esa fortaleza para dÁrsela al niÑo. alan: todo va a ir el buen camino y la fe mueve montaÑas. cuando llegaste a la cita y el cuello de tu camisa se ve estirado te das cuenta que está a medio lavar. prueba downy, el acondicionador de ropa. downy ayuda a prevenir el estiramiento. acondiciona y alisa las fibras para que tu ropa permanezca como nueva por más tiempo. downy y listo. y no dejar de cumplir esa promesa. tomemos una advil. advil es alivio rápido... con poder que dura. por ser compañeros de aventura. ¡salud! con poder que dura. y multifunctional, por eso me emociona colgate total. hace aún más. elimina gérmenes en toda mi boca. alivia la sensibilidad... y fortalece los dientes. colgate total. haz más por toda tu boca. somos

[mÚsica] >> cuando nosotros comenzamos en esto, Él apenas era un nene. era un niÑo.os. eso es algo que yo siempre tambiÉn digo. es bueno porque uno se vuelve guerrero, pero tambiÉn es malo desde tan corta edad conocer el dinero. ese tipo de cosas. creo que empiezan a daÑar un poco tu mente. cargaba cajas en las centrales. yo tambiÉn fui barbero. hasta recorto a mi padre y a mis amigos. me pongo a recortar porque me gusta. >>hay dos situaciones diferentes que marcaron su vida. >>un accidente que tuvo mi madre hace como 11 aÑos. eso partiÓ la vida de la familia. obviamente, las expectativas de la vida de ella eran muy pocas. gracias a dios hoy estÁ bien. la barba es una historia bonita, un milagro muy grande que dios me ayudÓ. yo tambiÉn perdÍ mi voz hace como dos aÑos mÁs o menos. imagÍnate para un cantante. >>por fortuna para el cantante todo quedÓ en el pasado. en esta ocasiÓn a la par del sencillo latina presentÓ otro tema con pedro capÓ. [mÚsica] francisca: me gusta mucho de el reggaeton ahora que estÁ en su apogeo. los que estÁn un poco mÁs arriba le da la mano a