then when he went to the unionist parties, he had a different message. he said to them because he had been very well briefed, he said to them, you have two conditions you want the irasi sinn fein to agree to. one to cease violence and to-- >> i have to interrupt. i have been lulled into this story, and i have totally lost track of my time. and i have run out of time. i can't thank you enough for being on the program. you have told a fascinating story in a really compelling way. i apologize. i have flat run out of time. thank you and accept my apologies, please. >> thank you. i wish you would have told me that from the beginning. >> i'm sorry. >> it would have helped. >> it would have helped. but the time is what it is, and i apologize and i hope you accept. thank you, professor o'malley. we will have much more on the legacy of nelson mandela on the program, and you can always read ththe latest on www.aljazeera.com. >>> let's go to the latest news of the day. jobs and the economy, we have the details. patricia, good to see you. this is a much better than

one country more than all the other countries together of killing of unionists, our trade partner. only because fast track allowed george w. bush unilaterally to pick that country. pick the country, set the terms. fast track has negotiating objectives. as we heard, they are not enforceable. the fast track that created nafta and w.t.o. had negotiating objective requiring mandatory labor standards. are there labor standards in nafta and w.t.o.? no. because the negotiators under fast track can do whatever they want and still, the agreement goes down the legislative losuron. they were able to sign the agreement with the guarantee that when congress finally got its post hoc rubber stamp moment, the terms were the executive branch writes the legislation. this is the only bill the executive branch writes. this is not the annual budget show or the president's budget is wheelbarrowed in right to recycling. they writes this bill and it goes right into the hopper. it does not get committee markups. it does not get committee amendments. it goes right to the floor and then congress puts on the

then they came for the trade unionists. and i did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist. then they came for the jews. and i did not speak out because i was not a jew. then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak for me. who is looking at all of this personal information? how will it be used? how will it be abused? stand up america, we are mad as hell and we want you to stop this spying on us now. >> look at the program that we have. we as american citizens, everyone at this table is also an american citizen. have agreed that we would take our personal data and put it into a pile, a lockbox. there would only be looked at when we had reasonable and articulatable suspicion that we had connection to a foreign al-qaeda or related terrorist group and look into that box. in 2012, we had 288 such selectors that we could go and look into that. that is it. of the billions of records only 288. and with that, we had tremendous oversight. when you look at the amount of oversight from this committee alone and from others, from within the d.n.i., the department of defense,

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then they came for the trade unionists. and i did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist. then they came for the jews. and i did not speak out because i was not a jew. then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak for me. who is looking at all of this personal information? how will it be used? how will it be abused? stand up, america, we are mad as hell and we want you to stop this spying on us now. >> look at the program that we have. we as american citizens, everyone at this table is also an american citizen. have agreed that we would take our personal data and put it into a pile, a lockbox. that would only be looked at when we had reasonable and articulable suspicion that we had connection to a foreign al- qaeda or related terrorist group and look into that box. in 2012, we had 288 such selectors that we could go and look into that. that is it. of the billions of records, only 288. and with that, we had tremendous oversight. when you look at the amount of oversight from this committee alone and from others, from within the d.n.i., the department of defense,

that tendency behind in the state as it is now a team would have very very strong reaction from the unionist remember the background to disclose it was ordered after the weston park negotiations or a number of inquiries up north at the door to interrupt or two in the republic that it is an investigation is whether to acquire one into the death of baby gets in and her husband justice gibson of the second into the deaths of these two senior psni officers ruc officers excuse me and just to sum up the game but the actual report is saying is that there was collusion and secondly there was this history. all of this misguided lawyer loyalty covering up the troops are still green but the couple's minister allan chester knit the lace from and the ball at the moment. tommy thank you the government but today the new measures to reduce the term of bankruptcy here just three years the cost of going back office also been house. it's the final part of the new insolvency operation which came into force in recent weeks. this nondescript building building is home to the latest agency tackling the personal deb

has led to trade agreements with countries like mexico which continued to persecute mexican trade unionists such as if tpp is implemented, u.s. manufacturing may find itself on the endangered species list. soon, the full-court press will be on to past tpp. proponents of tpp will want to sidestep criticisms and concerns about the deal through the old framework of fast-track by limiting congressional authority to repeal or review the deal. they will claim how the agreement will benefit our nation and support the creation of thousands of jobs. they will also argue that if we don't join the pac, we will get left behind. they will undoubtedly resurrect their ridiculous claim that anyone who criticizes fast-track authority and the tpp is anti-trade. they could not be more wrong. we are painfully aware how fast-track authority in the past has been a precursor to trade agreements with mexico, colombia and south korea. they have wreaked havoc on u.s.-mexican and colombian workers. fast-track authority is very much a part of our nation's failed policy. a trade policy that is long overdue for a major

an end without agreement by the five political bodies involved, the largest party, the democratic unionistse the republicans with whom they share power in in local government could. >> i think a lot of work has been done. it's been difficult and hard, and i'm sure everyone would say they have done their best, but at some time you have to call it. you can't just continue forever. you have to call it. so we have called it. >> reporter: it was a disappointing end, although the mediators sought to focus on the positive and the need to move forward. >> it would have been nice to come out here tonight and say we have all five parties completely signed on to the text. we are not there, but i believe there is a real prospect that we will get several parties to sign on to the text in full. several of the other parties will endorse parts of it, and together this will provide a basis for a serious ongoing political process. >> reporter: much has been achieved, but there are still deep-seated problems to fix, they include almost tribal disagreements over where flags can fly and when. and the talks trie

by southern unionists opposed confederacy during the war rally behind grant's interpretation and reveled in the fact that the noble grant and his army had broadly sushil. surrender was a vindication for white southerners. americans held markie maher asserted more fervently that the surrender margin of error than african-americans. vivendi victory vindicated the cause of black freedom and racial justice. at appomattox, both liberators had liberated. the last clash of granted me across the virginia countryside from petersburg to appomattox, my stomach tried on april 9 to break free of a federal trap only to find last escape route blocked by black soldiers and the six regiments of the united states colored troops with one another in the wings. when they heard of lee's capitulation come in black troops knew no bounds. they danced and sang and embraced each other with exuberant joy. the black regiments at appomattox numbering 2000 men in all for a microcosm of black life in america. they included xbase train at kentucky's camp dawson and free blacks at philadelphia's camp william penn. includ

>> it was a movement made up of trade unionists, community activists, people from all walks of life,ross class struggle, as they say, in south africa, professionals, students, and church people like bishop tutu. >> and was mandela communicating with them at this point? >> no, mandela, mandela was not really able to get all this information. despite all that, it was the anc in exile led by oliver tambo, whose name is forgotten, who really put the pressure. this is told in a new movie, and it's playing in new york and l.a. now. but on christmas day, it goes to 2,000 screens. >> i'm hoping that we -- >> in america. and i was fortunate to be in south africa and film the making and the meaning of this movie and this book. because the producers know that a movie can't tell the whole story. >> we're hoping to have a star in the film right here next week. congresswoman barbara lee and danny shechter, thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >>> we have waited too long for our people. we can no longer wait. now is the time to intensify this progress on all fronts. t

there is a concern in the unionist parties that they should not be seen interfering in a debate happeningn scotland. it was very notable david cameron kept his red right before the parapet. one thing which i think the coalition and labor fear could tip things alex salmons way is if this becomes a fight between scotland and tory england. for that reason, the one thing which alex salmon wants, and the one thing david cameron is absolutely not going to give him , is a debate. that, i think, would be a game changer. that actually could change the dynamic and potentially give alex salmon the momentum, which so far he has lacked. the no campaign, which scotland has called the better together campaign, has been accused of being quiet, low profile. do you think that is a fair criticism? >> i don't think that as a criticism actually. that is a positive. a lot of people view alex the darling is rather a clever counterpoint to alex salmon in the sense that alex hammond is a very pugilistic, smart, quick- witted, fast-talking politician. darling is sort of the earnest uncle, much more sober, much mor

never forget sitting across from a retired uaw worker who had led a radical faction of a bunch of unionistselling me that the big problem for marxist theory of capital is that it didn't deal with robots sufficiently. so, the question is, you know, what happens when the robots take the jobs, the robots being the computers and the drones, the one sector of the economy that's growing right now, the jobs we're making are $9-an-hour retail jobs. we are going to imagine an amazon-like future where those are all gone. what's that look like for consumers and american workers, after the break. to our facebook and twitter pages, like sam from facebook, who says "signed up yesterday, sunday, the first of december, was finished in 12 minutes, no trouble at all except confusion on my part." and this one says "they are still working on verifying my identity." amanda stone says we are set to save $200 a month starting january 1st. it's amazing. thanks for all that. we'll be right back. >>> we're back with jj ramberg, josh barrow and robert reich. j.j., whether the drones materialize or not, i think it's k

cuts the union hof enough to last the whole point of the conservative pundits the conservative and unionist proxy and the seats in minsk on the huge months to come the little puppies in a season to question his little potty without scotland would be on able by all means i'm standing to win another national election in england doesn't have the votes in england right now based on historical trends the last thirty forty years so it's a pretty big deal for both parties. so with me that both trying to sort of get moscow forces against it and what is a klutz. was it close because of scott's it's a sign of moral issue. an issue of national sovereignty. getting back to the ga seeing a couple easy it is something told him not to kill us may be owed to identify with and the scots in sydney. a very keen on the desk of a scottish friends here in paris in the state of ei in awe. aha say yes to both their independence and wee wee wee wee look at the economics of it and we say no i'd say definitely not so i think it is going to be concerning to me about leaving the house and it's time for in september ove

never forget sitting across from a retired uaw worker who had led a radical faction of a bunch of unionists big problem for marxist theory of capital is that it didn't deal with robots sufficiently. so, the question is, you know, what happens when the robots take the jobs, the robots being the computers and the drones, the one sector of the economy that's growing right now, the jobs we're making are $9-an-hour retail jobs. we are going to imagine an amazon-like future where those are all gone. what's that look like for consumers and american workers, after the break. >> i want you to respond to it first, because like me -- has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. [ male announcer ] campb

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an obscure trade unionist at first builds up the solidarity organization and toppled the once-mighty polish communist party. anwar sadat, in ways a controversial figure, but by that extraordinary decision he took to fly from egypt to jerusalem and address the israeli denecessary set -- knesset and often sang suu kyi, we all know what he has done -- she has done in transforming burma. so being a charismatic figure itself is necessary, but it's not sufficient. it has to be combined with political skill and, of course, mandela was a politician to his finger points, finger points as well as being a man with all these other talents. the second lesson i think it tells us is that, of course, you need political leadership, but we should also as mandela did recognize the strength of diplomacy as a way of getting political change. because even after mandela had been released, it took months and months of negotiation which could have collapsed at any stage into internal civil war. and in a year when we have seen howdy proposal si which is not always fashionable has produced the agreement on syr

but there were trade unionists who were being held incommunicado.ut we went in to speak about progress in south africa. and by preagement, i said that i had to leave about 45 minutes into the meeting. that was in order to go out and tell the picket line that had already formed also by prearrangement that the three were not coming out. and of course, that meant i had to be arrested later. but what happened was virtually spontaneous. people from around the country, the well-known, the little-known, the unknown came in order to be arrested, in order to eliminate apartheid. >> bernie, you remember covering those protests, the impact. they started relatively small but they had an enormous impact obviously on what was going on in south africa and the ambassador will weigh in on this in a second. but it had an enormous impact here. >> indeed they did. and they might have seemed routine on the pages of the "washington times" and the "washington post." but they were kind of bedrock to what was happening in terms of the grassroots organizing that was underfoo

nonetheless, the unionist and in that they need time to read because they signed off on that one to know why it is not being honored. i had a chance to talk to bart riders. the board riders did not care, they care about the trains. this is what >> i think six weeks is a little too much. i think that the problem cut in half, make some type of negotiation. they're only just hurting us. the board fees are going up and we should not have to pay more and get less. >> the first two times out of there were done. >> what did the first-round do to you? >> i had to get omicron it must and wait longer. >> everyone has their first bart's monday will meet today. >> i in the meantime bart riders will soon have to pay more to ride the train. starting january 1st bart riders will pay an average of an extra 19¢ in seders. bart's says the the money will help pay for the new train cars and other projects. the projects include more frequent ones are the trains and funds to support future service in silicon valley. the renewed programming fare increases in 2014, 2016, 2018 and 2020. >> police from berkeley,

lech walesa, an obscure trade unionist at first, built up the solidarnosc organisation and toppled the once mighty polish communist party. anwar sadat, a controversial figure in many ways, was yet another example. the extraordinary decision that he took to fly from egypt to jerusalem and address the israeli knesset as egyptian president led to peace between israel and egypt. in our own day, we have aung san suu kyi, and we all know what she has done and how it is transforming burma. being a political, charismatic figure is necessary but it is not sufficient. it must be combined with political skill, and, of course, mandela was a politician to his fingertips as well as being a man with all those other talents. the second lesson is that of course political leadership is needed, we should also recognise, as mandela did, the strength of diplomacy as a way of getting political change. even after mandela had been released, it took months and months of negotiation that could have collapsed at any stage into internal civil war. in a year when we have seen how diplomacy, which is not always fas

consensus are desirable, what will be impossible to achieve if proposals reemerge that argued in the unionist community -- [inaudible] as northern ireland seeks to strengthen its position within the united kingdom, not weaken it? >> i want to say to the honorable gentleman i think we all agree that richard hass is carrying out a very important and extremely difficult task looking into the issues of the rates of flags and, of course, the past. i've met with richard hass. i think he is incredibly impressive individual. we should let him do his work and we should judge his work on the results that he produces but i hope everyone will try to look at this process with some give and take to bring the communities together. >> mr. stewart jackson. >> unemployment in my constituency stands at 5.5%, the lowest in the financial crisis and/or 1100 -- however there were too many young people who are jobless and lacking work skills. so will the prime minister give an early christmas present by giving his personal support for university technical colleges to be decided in the new year? >> well, i know my fr

one country more than all the other countries together of killing of unionists, our trade partner.cause fast track allowed george w. bush unilaterally to pick that country. pick the country, set the terms. fast track has negotiating objectives. as we heard, they are not enforceable. the fast track that created nafta and w.t.o. had negotiating objective requiring mandatory labor standards. are there labor standards in nafta and w.t.o.? no. because the negotiators under fast track can do whatever they want and still, the agreement goes down the legislative losuron. they were able to sign the agreement with the guarantee that when congress finally got its post hoc rubber stamp moment, the terms were the executive branch writes the legislation. this is the only bill the executive branch writes. this is not the annual budget show or the president's budget is wheelbarrowed in right to recycling. they writes this bill and it goes right into the hopper. it does not get committee markups. it does not get committee amendments. it goes right to the floor and then congress puts on the voting h