we are joined by a pitics professor at the university of cape town. he joins us from cape town. for joining us here on bbc news. the word "change" had been mentioned throughout the day not only on bbc news but also on south african media. what do you think this means for the final results, what this could mean for the anc itself? >> good evening and thanks for having me. i think there is expectation that every election will somehow produce the kind of results that we will see either an anc loss or change in the party seat distribution that will make our system a lot more competitive. i think the problem of that, in fact, in the last 20 years or so, there has been no significant impact that the party has made to dent that deficit between themselves and the anc. so, even though people have very high expectations as to what this election can achieve, i don't think the deficit between the anc and the second largest party, da, is small enough to warrant us to think that there will be the kind of shift or the nd of change that you want. last 15 years or so. we are expecting more or le

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get your perspective carlos lopez, professor in the dallas school of public governance, the university of cape town. thank you. thank you. of the united nations says tens of thousands of ethnic were hanging, have been displaced by the latest fighting in mia and mos rocky states. 45000 people have been forced from their homes since fighting between the military and rebel groups escalated in november. the un says hundreds of homes in the town of boutique, long have been destroyed. teddy, chuck is more fun, is ripped through a hinge, a refugee camp in bangladesh on friday. crampton, dangerous conditions for the more than a 1000000 ethnic ranger who fled me on my since 2017. but now those concern for those back home satellite images of a booty down in northern were kind state show the city engulfed in smoke on the morning of may. the 18th that says the united nations was the result of hundreds of home satellites. the night before, we are receiving, frightening and disturbing reports from northern were con, state and mama of the impacts of a conflict on civilian lives on property. some of the most

richard collins, a product profess, and nurse at the university of cape town. thank you so much for sharing your insights with us here on the, on the news on wild 0 has spoken to one of those. and so where, so who described his optimism often nelson, now that his release and 1990 compared to how he feels now my name is all it, does that mean? i'm a pension now living in trip down the south africa display as i have avoided in clyde. i want this place for yeah. when you have yes and what? no lights, no guys are trying to take up the pieces, stealing the electricity from the flight. i to right and i know to i do, i'm not working everything and then we didn't think by monday low it'd be really is but not 01 monday. otherwise we live. we were very happy. we were all happy budget. instead of going full, i didn't go back how long we've been voting, how long we've been. there's a, there's a fee to have this, please been put series then for the toilet, but nothing is open and everything is caught up. caught option decides in this thing they, i don't want them, i vote may

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of talbot and also from amsterdam. we're joined by cape macintosh, executive director of the university of california, los angeles law schools promise institute for shoot and rights europe. she previously served at the international criminal tribunal is for the former yugoslavia and rewind, welcome to you. ok. let's stop with you. what's the significance of this move by the i see, see from your perspective, having worked on the instructional criminal tribunals for the, for the, this lobby a. and when the white, the cutting con, go public. but his intention to seek these arrest for and so not wait until late actually been issued. well, i think i read 2 possible reasons for bob's one is that he's hoping to have an impact on what's happening on the ground. so he's released these arrest warrants, please be sure that that will impact the conduct suppose to disease or possibly the situation of the hostages. and the other is that he's hoping to have an impact on the impression of the integrity of his institution. i think it's very important that he released these requests. i think it's important for those of us that care about acco

used to clear crowds. meanwhile, at the university of california in los angeles, this is where student protests is. we're seeing ruling and setting up our capes back. the for the police clock down the rallies in the us just guessing what markedly little criticism in west and media. but those very same outlets had plenty to say a feel day during some of the previous purchasing countries like russia and iran. the main screen me do quick to claim that the star to use bad was stifling for a speech, but the same outlets and no tasking. if the us government is now doing exactly that, how speak up mike johnson is also way didn't know me on going to him on, in the states. what's happening on the campuses though, especially these private and the i believe universities that are not allowing law enforcement to come in, they're not inviting them to do their job and bring orders, the chaos. those are the policy changes that were demanding. and if they don't, don't correct this quickly, you will see congress respond and kind. what are university officials waiting on? what do they need to see before they stand up to these terrorist sympathizers? and that is

this is part of why the faa is working with colleges and universities. to supplement the capem line is we have to and will maintain a high standard for what it takes to become a control4jler,also seeie through the system and meet that resources to continue that. chair schatz: we have 43 more seconds, i wouldlikenitsa protections into the five-star rating system. 42 seconds. sec. but i would observe that we need to ben pangattentif vehicles designed notthose who e who are around it. especially knowing the rise in roadway debtse have experienced over recent years has been driven by pedestrian fatalities. this is now being included in the wake nhtsa looks at new vehicles, alongside new measures we think wil help. chair schatz: senator hyde-smith. sen. hydsm mr. secretary, i am passionate about the workforce in aviation. i represent a very rural state. so does senator collins. there are so many youngpl don'to aviation. i, my friend that lived in a neighborhohaort, very limited opportunities, but he could ride his bicycle to the chain-link fence to watch airplanes land at the gener

shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in cape girardeau, missouri it happened at the show be sent on the campus of southeast missouri state universityia reports at least one person was taken to the hospital. unclear if any suspects are in custody. arthel: command to start and two, one, zero. ignition to start. [cheering] left off. arthel: trip to space 98-year-old mr. ed dwight celebrated the moment he became the oldest person to travel to space it pretty made the journey about blue origin new shepard spacecraft. mr. dwight was america's first black astronaut candidate in 1961 but was not chosen for the nasa astronaut corps. he made it today. eric: absolutely wonderful. chosen during the kennedy administration just wonderful. >> s great back in 1962 what happened. anyway that is it for us. you will be busy starting tomorrow i'm getting word the trial may be starting a little early tomorrow. you will be very busy. sport trump trial starts a little early our coverage starts at 6:00 a.m. on fox and friends. couldn't go to the jury later this week we could assume no the verdict. we will see. eric: okay stick around coming at 6:00 p.m. f

scene at george washington university as you showed off the top of the program, just five blocks away from here. the statue of george washington has been defaced and is now ca caped. and no sign of the biography. and the giant american flag unfurled by the george washington staff there. and last night took an ominous concerns as there was this image on the american flag, genocide joe. and some think they bear the hall mark of 1968. and neil cavuto spoke with douglas brinkley about that. >> the democrats are meeting in chicago this august, which was a symbol of the battle of michigan avenue where police rioters and anti-war people clashed. so, it is ringing a lot of nixon, 1968 bells this year. >> former biden press secretary jen psaki will give an address to students in the mall two weeks from now and james comer wants to know why the police have not cleared the encampment, as requested by the george washington president herself. the house oversight committee wants to hear from the chief of police and muriel bowser. >> interesting to come on capitol hill. thank you, lucas, to are that report. let's bring in a from south carolina, a member of the house oversight c