hotfooting it down to cape town to meet the young ballroom dancers topping to shape the future of the rainbow nationamazing thing about seeing the born—free generation, which is, they don't really know how it feels to feel or see segregation. i am in johannesburg, the largest city in south africa, as the country celebrates 100 years since the birth of its most famous son, nelson mandela. jo'burg is where he found his feet as an anti—apartheid activist, and it is the place he called home once again following his release from prison. situated in the north of the country, the city grew at a startling rate after the discovery of gold in 1886. scores came from across africa and beyond to seek their fortune. but while many white prospectors got rich, the black workers suffered in poverty. in the late 1940s, inequality became law under the notorious apartheid regime, which lasted for nearly 50 years, until mandela was elected president. by that time decades of industrial decline and international sanctions had damaged johannesburg's economy and crime was widespread. the city came to be known as one of the

now we need two filmmakers, george and raj to under their experiences in the rainbow nation. —— to findook at a specific things, with a country like south africa it is there in front of you. if you have a camera and the right tools you will do amazing things. i wasjust blown i was just blown away at what i was able to see and the beauty of the countryside and also adjusted made a loss of the people i met there, they we re loss of the people i met there, they were nice and welcoming. if you're planning on travelling to south africa always have your camera ready. it is also full of experiences that you can't quite prepare for. make sure to keep sending us your stories and photos of the places you live in the places you love. and, who knows, maybe next time you will be trending in trouble. in the 1920s and 30s, the frans's not this was the glitzy destination of choice for wealthy socialites. the birth of the jet and local travel means it has been overlooked ever since. it could be back on your radar. we sent to go and have a look. just outside of london is blackbushe airport. this is an qu

i don't think it's what rainbow nation was intended to be. pretty again something like that that's racism because it's also hypocritical because in a sense what most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa i think is not fair because we as a south african we must not in peru some which. i think we must be equal i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here and say i don't think it's ideal now. though going backwards obviously by just like that to share in our low them in south africa is excluding people and we in a country that talks about equality so i see that that might be a problem it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment hunted sees a thing we can actually discount apart. and as we're asking congr

now we meet two filmmakers, george and roth to find out more about their experiences in the rainbow nationr try and capture specific things. i think, with a country like south africa, it's all there in front of you. i was just blown away at what i was able to see and the beauty of the countryside and also ijust admired a lot of the people i met there, they were nice and welcoming. if you're planning on travelling to south africa always have your camera ready. it is also full of experiences that you can't quite prepare for. make sure to keep sending us your stories and photos of the places you live and the places you love. and, who knows, maybe next time you will be trending in travel. in the 1920s and 30s, le touquet, on france's north coast was the glitzy destination of choice for wealthy british socialites. the birth of the jet age and longhaul travel means it has been overlooked ever since. but now innovations in flight sharing could put it back on your radar. we sent cat moh to try it out. just outside of london, not far from heathrow, is blackbushe airport. this isn't quite what i was

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities in europe so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that too we shouldn't allow them in south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people was once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complained of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police here are teeth johannesburg. and earlier i spoke to the leader of that political party mentioned bi-polar he told me that his aim is to restore histori

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to all is in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like that too we shouldn't allow them to sort of forget most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police they are our teeth johannesburg. focused on with us here on r.t. international updates coming your way at the top of the hour. what politicians do something

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and yes i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that to show in the low the news out of egypt most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough policy r.t. johannesburg earlier my colleague spoke to the leader of the political party that was mentioned in poor sleaze report. south africa really need some kin

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like it had to share in the low the news out of it you most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment hunter sees i think we can actually discount a party. and was we're asking congress for quite a small party and i doubt they'll get much support in the next elections but i do think a party like that if is something should be more concerned with even though that an explicitly forbid what people from or

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to is in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously but it's like that too we shouldn't allow them in south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police they are teeth johannesburg. pro-life campaigners have been arrested after clashes with police in argentina's capital i believe that. the. battle. over. the arre

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation. i haven't personally experienced it but i think it exists in day to day life. and workplace it's still there yes i have experienced it i mean i experience that from the time growing up from school days to employment days it's everywhere i've never experienced racism directly. witnessed or is that going on in south africa. you have to look to call it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i just like that to assure them in south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny job city cation and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black eco

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that to assure in the low the new south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color who deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police they are t. johannesburg. thanks stay with r.t. that brings you right up today join me for the latest headlines in just over half an hour. you know world big pa

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation have to look to all is in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously by just like that too we shouldn't allow the news out of egypt most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color would deny jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment policies ironically many south africans once felt they were not quite enough today there are those who feel they are not black enough police they are teeth johannesburg thanks being with us today don't forget we got plenty of stories to our website and you can find that at r.t. . first. most of

membership is not open to anything that looks white this is a far cry from how mandela saw the rainbow nation you have to look to it in the cities and so i don't think it's a good concept i don't think it's something that will work here though going backwards obviously i dislike that too shouldn't allow them in south africa most parties are fighting for is unity in south africa but not having a party that now takes only black people sort of like promotes racism it's become popular in south africa particularly among the white community to talk about reverse racism in other words discrimination against white people whereas once people of color were denied jobs education and political power the tables have now turned and many whites complain of being overlooked because of black economic empowerment honey sees a thing we can actually discount a part of and as we're asking congress for quite a small party and i doubt they'll get much support in the next elections but i do think a party like that if is something should be more concerned with even though that an explicitly people from people from jo

hotfooting it down to cape town to meet the young ballroom dancers helping shape the future of the rainbow nationity in south africa, as the country celebrates 100 years since the birth of its most famous son, nelson mandela. maboneng has been described as one of the most successful urban renewal projects in the world, a network of coffee shops and street art. artists from south africa and beyond have come to transform the city's buildings, and the revival isn't limited to urban areas. this is another example of an open space that used to be considered dangerous. and this trail runs right through the heart ofjohannesburg, and since its revitalisation, it attracts more than 4,000 visitors each weekend. luckily, the authorities realised that they needed to getjoburg back on the map. so there's been various initiatives, starting from the city centre, cleaning it up, getting security in place. and the trail is basically the continuation of the process. because you get out of the city centre, you've got this beautiful green land that residents and tourists can use. visitors can see a strong security p

disenfranchised about not having learned after what near three decades after apartheid finished the rainbow nation having been formed the government need to be seen to be acting or else they're going to get this sort of criticism good or bad from the likes of president trump. well that's the reality for the government that it's been criticized for not moving this land reform program along as fast as it should ultimately it's been using the so willing silo a willing buyer model up till now but that hasn't moved us for as quickly as it's supposed to have and this is where this issue around exposed creation comes in in that they're pushing white farmers to hand over land but the issue around that is that this seems to be a lot of uncertainty around exactly how that will happen we've had the a n c the ruling party in south africa come out at one point talking about white farmers of existing farmers at this point having up to twelve thousand hectares of land oppose farm and anything beyond that would then be handed over to the state we've also got other issues where i had mentioned just how complex and

nationals said goodbye to daniel murphy who goes to the cubs. they do in the doing a moment of silence for aretha franklin in a rainbow appearance. made mother nature feel like a natural woman. coming up that venezuela already facing economic crisis now rocked by a powerful earthquake. how much more can a company -- really take. urusic] you got the soul and you know how to use it. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ venezuela in the grips of a economic crisis. now hit by a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake. he joins us now. michael what happens to all of the oil that venezuela has. that is one of those things. that's one of the biggest resources. some of the largest oil reserves on the planet. if you look at the oil output. the output has dropped from over two and a half million dollars per day to be barely just above $1 million per day or day. it means it's very difficult for its to sell its oil on the open market. we economic history today. what are traders saying about the u.s. market milestone. absolutely. i think

rainbow coalition twelve thousand eight hundred seventy eight zero point three percent and tyndale peter new picture to front four thousand five hundred twenty nine zero point one percent. ambrose national picture to front four thousand one hundred seven zero point one percent shumba daniel united democratic alliance three thousand nine hundred seven zero point one percent wilson harry peter democratic opposition party four thousand eight hundred in one thousand eight zero point one percent. now therefore i perceive. the chairperson of the zimbabwe electoral commission in terms of section one hundred ten subsection three sub subsection f. sub subsection to do here by declare that the votes received by amanda. of zanu p.f. party. more than half the number of votes cast in the presidential election therefore. two of them appear party is therefore julie declared elected president of the republic of zimbabwe with effect from the third of august twenty eighth. i. was. mary i asked the deputy chairperson to give our final call to thanks. so we've been listening into those presidential election results in harare and we know that according to the chairperson of the zimbabwe electoral commission

rainbow. >> emily: real one more thing is on the day that senator john mccain is lying in state in our nation'sor his legacy of service in the united states navy which is close to my heart because my father was a commanders in the u.s. navy and he was a physician in the medical core. that's him in 1977 two years before i was born. so i wanted to draw attention to the navy's hospital ship which just announced a two month humanitarian mission deployment to central and south america and i just feel like it's important to highlight all the humanitarian work our defense force does globally and how much good and aid our soldiers give us service with our partners. >> jedediah: amen. greg? >> greg: i have two today, too. greg gutfeld show tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. grand new new this is exlengths show. terry baker. kat timpf, terry schappert and tyrus. when i'm in line getting soup and you are trying can i have a sample of that when you are in a deli, do you ask for bites of sand witches? because there are people behind you. pick a soup, it's not like you are buying a suit. >> my husband does that with

rail pop people's rainbow coalition received one thousand six hundred eighty eight votes when you and peter in new patriotic front received two hundred nineteen votes needed national picture to front received two hundred eight votes. daniel united democratic alliance two hundred twenty two votes wilson harry peter democratic opposition party received one hundred seventy votes and these are the results of the presidential election in the respect of metropolitan problems i invite the deputy chairperson to proceed. i think i'm sure it's very beginning of your. mind. but he sounds i can if you listen to much of a program called plan a number of costs five hundred in one thousand three hundred fifty to two. let's bring in our guests now lance guma managing editor of me on the radio as i'm bob when online station here in the u.k. we have been sitting here talking lance have ways we've seen these results come in and lance was keen to stress that this will be an ongoing process throughout the evening just explain for our viewers what's actually happening here lance ok given the results province saw they'll be given your results for each of the twenty three something candi

rainbow. something special. >> it was. like wow. incredible moment. absolutely what's your take on espn not airing the anthem? >> well in the past we really haven't seen it too much. we always see nationalg the super bowl so it's all about who will sing anthem and then we see the performance. but unless you're at the game you normally don't see it. normally wouldn't -- >> see it at nasdaq and broadcast it on fox and nbc when they air nascar race ares always have and always will. amen and hallelujah. >> i think it is crazy that they wouldn't -- broadcast copop. 7th inning stretch god bless america. >> they still do it. catch sports or series xm1 is 15. how much the top companies have shifted during the longest running bull market ever. next hour right here mornings with maria. . maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning thanks to much for joining us maria bartiromo wednesday, august 22 top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, historic run on wrote a bull market set to become on theringest bull market ever after s&p 500 hit a fresh record high yesterday on trade daying dow, nasdaq higher on section, president trump touting the strength of the economy the markets on campaign tr