but i think increasingly, you have a whole new generation of south africans. we call them they're the born frees. they were born after mandela's release, and so their allegiance or even reverence for the past has diminished somewhat just as -- and they look very critically increasingly at america just as america is being looked at increasingly more critically around the world, which is why it's really important to -- for those who have the opportunity to help america continue to stand as a beacon for civil and human rights and justice. it's so coincidental that you would ask me this because just as ray was talking about the gentleman he reported on, i recently wrote a piece for "the new yorker," the blog about a guy in south africa by the name of dr. death. well, they call him dr. death. he was the -- he's a cardiologist who during apartheid created poisons aimed at killing antiapartheid activists. cigarettes and chocolates laced with anthrax spores. they were working on a drug to

i would begin the south african model. a no fault process. you tell the truth and the whole truth, there are no consequences. if you don't tell the truth, there are all conceivable contrasts. in part it's a test of good faith. in part it's a way to determine the answer. in part tths to take the burden of the guilt trip off the back of iran. which in my view is not necessary fi if we're proceeding for the future. this may be totally naive. but in my sense, the motion that we're going to spend all our time worrying about the past when the big bang problem is in the future is not a very useful enterprise. and i think what the south africans did, with respect to their own terrible record and how they handled the office device with difficult problems in the future. not any way perfect. but those who didn't tell the truth suffered consequences. those who didn't tell the truth emerged. they had a record. indeed it was closure. in my sense we need some closures. we need more importantly to have the iaea as fully and possibly as it can in the future.

i would be willing to adopt what i would call the south african model, a no-fault process. tell the whole truth and there are no consequences. if you do not tell the truth, there are all conceivable consequences. in part, it is a test of good faith. in part, it is a way to determine the answer. in part, is to take the burden off of the guilt trip off of the back of iran, which in my view is not necessary if we are proceeding in a regional basis for the future. this may be naive, but i sense the notion we're going to spend all our time worrying about the past when the big problem is in the future. that is not a useful enterprise. what the south africans did with respect to their own terrible record on apartheid and how they handled the difficult problems of the future was not perfect, but those who did not tell the truth suffer the consequences. those who did tell the truth emerged and had a record. there was closure. we need closure. we need to have the iaea as widely informed as it can be to design for the future. i just heard you say hossein and i do not represent governm

the thirty two year old south african look bigger and heavier with experience also playing in his side although the first seconds of the fight showed it was the russian speed and accuracy what with a room air. around one so mom was a thunderstruck by king and the referee counting the first note down. the overcoming of alcohol had been put him down in the first round and was pretty hard punch the pump was a manage to stand up and continue the fight he was still dangerous on he gave his all to defend the title of the number and break the defending champ and keep moving forward but he did nothing against what the d. of speed the russian so forth kept getting mumbles a with some bitter pill to swallow the meaning neo untouchable himself. who was the second round in the next one sucking fighting for survival the song consciousness of the i saw every single punch he threw he missed and i can land that i was much faster and faster gave me the edge it was over early in the fourth round when i was going to do if his opponent with a short and devastating left who the the south africans corage ca

greens were a sabatini's fighting off a rejuvenated tiger woods at the memorial tournament the south african nabbing a one shot lead at the halfway stage with four time winner words moving into a tie for second following friday's action overnight leader scott stallings forced to deal with a two hour rain delay chilly dropping one spot down the leaderboard tiger's back no i mean well was marred by a double bogey on the twelfth but two straight birdies on the fifth and the sixteenth holes kept him in contention spencer levine the other man sitting alongside diageo in second place while sabatini had two bogeys on the front nine the south african rebounded for a second straight round of three under sixty nine and the laid the thirty six year old is seeking his first tournament win since march of last year. well that is all the sport for now but i'll have plenty for more for you later they were not. seeds of welcome to what they just transmissions to the great from the beating heart of this incident when we were beaming looking channel with infamy engine trouble free from filters and back to back

over the field overnight leader rory seventeen a slip down a spot the second on seven under the south african shot here on the eleventh hole his sole birdie on the back nine rickie fowler is a further two strokes back while tiger woods is right behind him words now four shots off the late despite carving an impressive four birdies on the back nine. meanwhile over in the n.b.a. hardware to kevin durant's has once again state his claim for m.v.p. award on is this year the twenty three year old scoring half of his thirty six points in the final quarter as oklahoma tied the western conference final series against san antonio at two to the free time league school in champion knocking sixteen points in arrived in the final quarter after watching the thunder let a fifteen point lead slip down to for his main sidekick russell westbrook was limited to just seven points a surge of breakup order in a career high twenty six to make up for the point guards off night series now heads back to san antonio for game five on monday night. twenty services you know cultural just move the ball make a right plays o

league meet in oregon with two time beijing games gold medalist to show on merit taking top honors south african running on prosthetic legs finishing with a time of forty six point eight seconds below the olympic a standard of forty three point three meanwhile run time reigning world champ james to win it in the time of forty four point nine one seconds behind his native crisp rondo in the second after james's appeal for a false start was dismissed on the runner disqualified angelo taylor was third while pistorius will now look to prove himself next weekend in new york on the african championship degrees. while strong winds assist new young in winning the hundred ten metre hurdles but also took a bite out of his world record aspirations the two thousand and four olympic gold medalist equally rubbles two thousand and eight more of twelve point eight seven seconds but a strong breeze notified the feat another athens gold winner justin gatlin also taking victory on the day a strong start never a gallon forte but the thirty year old again made up for a sluggish beginning to finish strongly in a time

she said place a lot of the team he had to build these on the front nine the south african rebounded for a second straight run of three under sixty nine on the lead the thirty six year old is taking his first turn the wind since march of last year. that is all your sport for in our poll scott will be here in four hours time with. i had a family i lived in a fairly nice community wasn't which was an upscale it was just like you know archie bunker society ok then they started showing up what happened was my company decided i could get cheap labor and they got rid of. these are. the rules of the eaglets blood legally we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills and we have to do it and i mean that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the last i figure it's here's one of the major trails in to the united states. i watch and they run run down my property and some about this noise. will mean a cockroach from coming to the wire is protecting the country i'm the kind of guy who doesn't mindedness pants d

over the weekend the south african running on prosthetic legs finishing with a time of forty six point eight seconds below the olympic a standard of forty five point three olympic champion the shawn merits run down reigning world champion ronnie james to win in the time the forty four point nine one seconds behind his native crisp rondo moved in the second dr james his appeal for a full start was dismissed on the run or the smaller fight until taylor was third space stories will not look to do better next weekend in new york on the african championships later this. fall strong winds assisted luzhin winning the one hundred ten meter hurdles in oregon but also took a bite out of this world record aspirations the two thousand and four olympic gold medalist equaling dion robles to. a mark of twelve point eight seven seconds but a strong breeze notified that feat another athens gold medal winner justin gatlin he won on the day a strong start never got less forte but the thirty year old again made up for a sluggish beginning to finish strongly a time of nine point nine zero so. the reigning

meter specialist finishing last of the diamond league meeting at all again over the weekend the south african running on prosthetic legs finishing eighth with a time of forty six point eight six seconds well below the olympic a standard olympic champion shaun marat meanwhile run down reigning world champion karen james to win in a time of forty four point nine one seconds the harmers native chris brown was moved up to second after james apparel against a false start was dismissed on the run it disqualified taylor was third historians will now look to improve his time next weekend in new york and the african championships later this month. while strong winds assisted me in winning the one hundred ten meter hurdles but prevented him from pulling the world record for the two thousand and four olympic gold medalist equaling day one row places two thousand and eight mark of twelve point eight seven seconds but a strong breeze nullified that fate another are things gold medal winner justin gatlin also coming out victorious in the one hundred meters a strong start of a gallant forte for the thirty y

down a spot finishing second on seven under a south african shot here on the eleventh hole his saw a birdie on the back nine rickie fowler is a further two strokes back tiger woods is right behind him four shots off the lead the spike carving an impressive four bogeys on the back. on the n.b.a. hardwood kevin durant has once again staked his claim for m.v.p. award honors this year the twenty three year old scoring half of his thirty six points in the fourth quarter as the thunder tied their western conference final series against the spurs to pace the three time league scoring champion knocking sixteen points the rule in the final quarter after watching his oklahoma city's fifteen point lead to win two thousand to four is mean sidekick russell west. it was limited to just seven points but serge ibaka put in a career high twenty six to make up for the point guard all night the series now heads back to something for game five on monday evening. twenty seven as you know comes from just moving the ball and making the right plays and i think doing it the first three quarters kind open for

teenie slid down a spotty second on seven under the south african shot on the eleventh hole his sole birdie on the back nine rickie fowler is a further two strokes back while tiger woods is right behind them words now four shots off the late. spike carving an impressive four birdies on the back nine. now on the n.b.a. hardwood kevin durant has once again staked his claim for the m.v.p. award on his this year the twenty three year old scored half of his thirty six points in the fourth quarter as oklahoma tied their western conference final series against san antonio at. the three time leading scorer in champion watching sixteen points in arrived in the final quarter after watching the fund a lot of fifteen point lead when the bouncer for his main sidekick russell westbrook was limited to just seven points this year baker poured in a career high twenty six to make up the point guards off night the series now heads back to san antonio for game five on monday night. twenty services you know of course from just moving the ball making the right plays or. the first record is kind opener for

fourth round when i was going to do if his opponent with a short and devastating left hook the the south africans courage carried him through but he was far from recovered. and marriage changes the ropes so that people would be of the nation that job in style and no he mumbles a whole lot of us that has i'm really happy now we've done a great job preparing for this fine and all those hard training sessions paid off for me and for the crown of the. figure when still life in the man in the that's the way how people are but at the established his name in the books in zero eight the twenty nine year old king captured his first ground and one can suspect any challenge one before behind. robert but in your own party must go. i'll be back with another update so less than a couple of hours from now but our youtube channel is available to you at any time and you can find it at r.t. sport news so take a look when you get a chance and thank you for watching. well going into the future of science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. for.

the ultimate test of a south african boy's manhood. the game nelson mandela used as social glue for a fractured country as portrayed in the movie "invictus." former headmaster. >> he was heading when he was tackled and accidental by design, he left his legs behind and hopped out and scored and left his opponent with his legs in his hands. >> reporter: from the beginning, pistorius had surprisingly little regard for his means of locomotion. trevor brockman made oscar's very first pair of prosthetics and the many, many he's trashed ever since. so how many of those prosthetics did he go through as a kid? >> very many. >> reporter: you say that kind of -- you're tired just thinking about how often you had to fit him? >> he was good for business, but the problem is that as soon as we'd make them, he'd break them. that's actually a good thing because it shows he's using them. everybody worried that he's not use it. >> reporter: while at pretoria boys high, two events would profoundly alter his life. one of them is the sudden death of his mot

we have a south asian managing director, south african artistic director, latino community out rich personaside from the staff, the other people, artists that we work with being a reflection of us, yes, the community is changing, but brava has always tried to be ahead of that trend. when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclectic mission district, as well as serving the mission. those are the types of things that i feel build one brava is all >> please look on the mayor of san francisco. -- please welcome at the mayor of san francisco. >> welcome, everyone. 102nd annual luncheon and i am distracted. first of all, i have made my staff very nervous. i am not following the teleprompter. i might not be in cahoots with the video. please bear with me. first of all, congratulations. thank you for being part of this rich collaboration to support our tourism and hospitality industry. i want to recognize the former mayor's for being here. i know they have shared a love for the city as i have and they know how important tourism is. they also know how important it is that we

we have a south asian managing director, south african artistic director, latino community out rich personaside from the staff, the other people, artists that we work with being a reflection of us, yes, the community is changing, but brava has always tried to be ahead of that trend. when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclectic mission district, as well as serving the mission. those are the types of things that i feel build one brava is all >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when

now, this guy is still practicing medicine in south african and got through the truth and reconciliation commission. mandela hired him after the end of apartheid. but now the health professionals are trying to strip him of his license because he didn't act in a manner consistent with the hippocratic oath. his argument is that he was a soldier following orders. we've heard that before. so i wrote this piece for "the new yorker" the week that they tried him. the final verdict is supposed to come down or continuing on the 27th of march. and at the end i quoted -- i talked about how the pain continues to come back, even though people are trying to shed this pain from apartheid. i said, but some people have a different view of it. there was a guy who called into the radio station, and he said, i don't know the why everybody's being so hard on what he did during apartheid when american doctors are injecting prisoners on death row with lethal injections. and they are part of torturing prisoners at places like guantanamo bay whom they are trying to get testimony about terrorism things. so, you k

when south african runners smoke to competition in the 2009 world championships the finger- pointingscratching began. >>> it is the combination of a win its improvement and look at her this was because she is a man. the international olympic committee has recently adopted new rules say if asked female athletes must submit to testosterone testing and they cannot exceed a certain level. what they're saying is you are veering too close to those traits that we understand to along to men area at the freedom is a bio ethicist and stanford enliven and her in your times them ill sent you are a woman is to be enough a.c. the rules are flawed because it is unclear what a normal level of testosterone should be. it's very hard thing for us to the excess the intolerance of people who may not lead to the famine in the as know reason to settle the matter punish them. i her might why certain of that knowledge and new policy is in perfect has problems of that is this and the director a step in the right direction. here in the olympic gymnastics trials people say sex verification is the issue of react

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a south african girl who suffered burns to 80 percent of her body has successfully undergone a skin transfer. >> she needs some weight gain. >> she had a 10% chance of survival. six months after being horrifically burns over most of her body, on tuesday she received a unique skin transplants. the first of its kind in africa. her skin was cloned in boston, america, and then flew to a johannesburg hospital. >> many of us have young family members we think about. there are times when i can remember stopping and gathering my cells before proceeding. many of the staff found it very overwhelming, because it was dramatic seeing this girl clutching to her life. >> the new skin was created by taking small pieces of skin. it then took 3.5 weeks to create enough skin to recover her entire body. >> you take the actual patient cells and put it on a vacuum plate and in a sterile environment. you grow them so they multiplied. you add oxygen to help them multiplied. >> she said she was amazed by her daughters determination to survive a horrendous accident. >> no one in south africa has been able to survive

. >> most south africans also have few expectations when it comes to state care. more than twenty years after apartheid, most black people here are still poor, and being white still means being rich. slowly but surely a new middle class is rising from the townships. in the old days anyone who could afford it would leave soweto, the towship from where nelson mandela launched his struggle. these days increasingly affluent professionals decide to stay. a choice that brings its very own challenges. >> every day, louisa and oupa pore over their building plans and discuss further steps with pthe workers. two floors and four bedrooms make the building shell already stand out here. it's the kind of house that's usually found in the white suburbs of johannesburg. but louisa and oupa didn't want to move there. so they're tearing down their old home and building a new one in its place. >> i need to develop this area so that our children can be proud of the area. our neighbors can be more confident -- there's no need for us to move and stay in the -- soweto is a better place.

. >> independent and driven, she has become a darling of the south african public. ministers insist she will be allowed to do merge job, whatever investigations revealed -- she will be allowed to do her job, whatever investigations revealed. >> rpo august -- archaeologists are saying they are doing their best to save one of the most important archaeological sites in pakistan. there is fear it could soon be lost. >> it should be a site that is cherished. it is one of the first cities to have been created anywhere in the world. it once housed tens of thousands of citizens at the end of civilization. it is arguably the most advanced architecture of its time, 4500 years ago. there were double story homes, each with their own water supply and sewerage system. only around 10% of the vast site has so far been excavated. the most impressive are the street and urban planning. there is a lower town for working glasses and an upper town for the wealthy. you can see the splendor of the city. believe it would have lived over there. some -- the e. lee to would have lived over the

south african brandon dion. check it out. par 3 2nd. using the 3 iron. rolls a few feet from the cup. he would tap in for birdy. golfers are still out on the course as we speak. we'll update you at 11:00 on news 4. >>> hot all over the place. take to you hotlanta. nats and braves. over 100 on the field. the pitcher, top of the second, nats up 1-0. up the middle for adam laroche, nat up 2-0. strauss' pitching, not so good. score is tied until a double down the field. jason scores. 3-2 braves. just three innings of work. he left the game with heat-related issues. nothing with the arm. his shortest outing since september 11th of last year. the nats currently trail 7-4 in the seventh inning. not playing the weather guy, but it's hot all over the place, people. >> safe to say. >> that's sports. >>> speaking of weather, check back with tom who's watching the storms. moving in through parts of our area tonight. tom? >> a live view of national airport and it's hot there. 95 degrees here as we approach 7:00 in the evening, and as we look at radar, storm 4 radar i

south africans, for example, pay about 40%. the studies show that even a small tax pays off. the increased price of the cigarettes results in a noticeable drop in the number of smokers. the question is, would the chinese tobacco industry accept the tax rates? the local newspaper says the industry employs more than 10 million people and generates government revenue. some experts say that's one reason why tobacco controls haven't gained a foot forward in china. it will be interesting to see how much headway the government makes. >> thank you susumu koijima in beijing. >>> now in other news, animals in pet stores in japan will get a little more sleep at night, thanks to a new regulations. pet store owners will no longer be allowed to display their wares in brightly lit windows overnight. the revised law bans pet shop owners from subjecting dogs and cats to bright lights from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. it ames to protect animals from possible health hazards resulting from such treatment. the government will delay implementing similar regulations at so-called cat cafes where cat lover

we have a south asian managing director, south african artistic director, latino community out rich person the staff, the other people, artists that we work with being a reflection of us, yes, the community is changing, but brava has always tried to be ahead of that trend. when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclectic mission district, as well as serving the mission. those are the types of things that i feel build one brava is all >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay area philanthropist helen diller. together wit

south african completed a hot trick of victories for southern hemisphere sides after a twenty two seven. six six at half time before the springboks turn the screw in the second grade. crossing the line after the break to give the home side a winning start under new coach. a move worth waiting for and let's finally finish off with a spot of winter sports spiked being june congress on the season that's been on plans for the next one has been held in the mean debate this year focusing on hard to further develop children sports as michael chang reports. since two thousand and six members of the winter sports community whether they are companies providing equipment or actual sportsmen and women have been gathering in order. to support in russia common reoccurring topics have ranged from development of new training facilities to education or the engineering specifics of arenas however this is participants focused on how to better develop sport for children with. governments federation people in general need to pay more attention to developing sports for kids because the benefits are clear the

. >> now to the story of an amazing medical procedure -- a south african girl who suffered severe burns to 80% of her body has successfully undergone a rare skin graft operation. the 3-year-old was injured during a family barbecue. today, she received new cloned skin in johannesburg. >> she is awakened. >> she had a 10% chance of survival. six months after being perfectly burned over most of her body, on tuesday, she received a unique skin transplant. the first of its kind in africa. her skin was cloned in a laboratory in boston, then taken to a johannesburg hospital. >> this has been a strange procedure from the beginning. most of us have young family members and i remember having to stop the surgery and gather myself before proceeding. we found it very overwhelming and it was very traumatic, seeing this young girl clutching onto her life. >> the new skin was created by taking too small pieces of her and damaged skin. it then took three and a half weeks to create enough skin to cover her tiny body. >> you take the actual cells and put it on and medium, on a vacuum plate and in a steril

business as wendy addison found out back in two thousand whilst working as a treasurer of the south african company leisure net she discovered the c.e.o.'s were stealing money from shareholders and sending it to offshore accounts and she blew the whistle it was a decade point of my whole life fell apart. lost my career it was it was literally if i started getting the streets of honestly there were occasions where i was almost inclined to consider accepting society completely. and this is a very common thing for. talking about suicide despite risking everything when he was in poor old in a lengthy legal wrangling and it would be more than a decade before those who committed the crime went to jail model where so playing techniques have been giving people more power to take on big corporations and even governments now the proposed changes to the law potentially threatening the protections also at a time when the culture surrounding whistleblowing be making big leaps forward the law could be set to take a big step back the problems being caused by this the enterprise and regulatory reform bill

finally on the greens were fighting off a rejuvenating tiger woods at the memorial tournament the south african nabbing a one shot lead at the halfway stage with four time winner words moving into a tie for second spot overnight leader scott stallings how his run interrupted by a two hour delay and truly dropped one spot down on the leaderboard tiger's back nine was marred by a double bogey on the twelfth but to a straight birdies on the fifteenth on the sixteenth holes kept him in contention especially the other man sitting alongside to say place subbuteo. with two bilbies on the front nine themself but rebounded for a second straight run of three under sixty nine the thirty six year old is seeking his first i know him since march of last. all your sport for now carries here with the headlines and then the latest edition of juice news that's coming your way. scenes of welcome to one of the twins missions to the great from the beating hearts of disputes in that one remaining looking channel when it comes to machines in trouble free from filters and back to back to the ship didn't like speak to

thirty two year old south african looked bigger and heavier with experience also playing in his side although the first seconds of the fight showed it was the russian speed and accuracy what with a rumor around one summer boozer thunderstruck by king and the referee counting to the first knockdown. i would often of out there have been put him down on the first round and was pretty hard punch but managed to stand up and continue the fight he was still dangerous he gave his all to defend our title. the defending champ and kept moving forward but could do nothing against a little bit of the of speed the russian so forget fitting mumbles a with some bitter pill to swell remaining nearly untouchable himself. clearly the second round and the next one saw him fighting for survival of the system i saw every single punch he threw he missed and i hit back and landed i was much faster and that's what gave me the edge it was a low were early in the fourth round when i was going to do if his opponent with a short and devastating left who took the self africans courage carried him through but he w

you know how far you have to go to believe that the american constitution is inferior to the south african constitution. that was a direct quote from a supreme court justice. i start with the idea this is a big deal. but it's a big deal of more than just the presidency. one of the lessons of the last few years if you don't have the house and the senate under our constitution it is very, very hard to get things done. those of you who live in states with senate races or friends in states with senate races this year, those senate races are very, very important. weal have to keep control of the house. if we could win the presidency of the house and senate in a campaign based on principles so the country understood the day after the election much of this is what happened, calista's from wisconsin originally and she and i were at the first major fundraiser for scott walker in 2009. i came back and campaigned with him about a week before the election in 2010. scott walker was very direct. he'd been the county executive of milwaukee county, which is the biggest local government of the state. he'd