cape flats area of capetown. roland is a gang leader.he believes taking and selling drugs is the only life possible here. >> the young boy his dream ask being a drug dealer, they don't have money to go to school, school fees, there's no food at home they take for the scapegoat. >> reporter: but there's a price for this drug fueled world. nicole was hit by a bullet in a gun fight between gangs. >> you can ask the kids here, they can't play that side and that side, they just play here. >> reporter: their gang leader believes the government doesn't care about being mixed race or the colored communities as they called themselves and have allowed their neighborhood to become a ghetto. >> you see whatever is the government now us our color same old that's a different day. because there are all model in our place that took the gangsters for their models. >> the drugs trade is everywhere here. it's the main employer. it can put food on the table when no one else will. according to a recent report the police are as explicit in this economy as the

capetown, south africa. welcomes the world cup. take a look here. it's a bit like the line at an airport. where you wait for your relatives to come through. everyone waiting. lined up along here. waiting for dell glts egates. waiting to pop the questions. the question is though, what happens next. it's been a wonderful journey. closer than expected. but the story is not done yet. in the next few hours. all of the bunting will be coming down. the fifaer to is far from over. uefa threatened to pull out of the fifa organization. sepp blatter is he off the hook. the fbi began their investigation. could he be arrested soon as well? nic robertson, cnn, zurich, switzerland. >>> yes, the future is of in the air. even with sepp blatter back at the helm. i will talk with columnist in london, "inside world futbol." more in 20 minutes. we turn to other news -- isis appearing to be expanding its reach beyond the borders of iraq and syria. militants have taken over a libyan air base and civilian airport and claimed responsibility for another mosque attack in saud

. >> 30 miles off the coast of capetown, south africa, two tourists have paid to get up close and personalrom a cage. a great white appears and rams its head through a gap in the cage. thrashing wildly, the shark batters its way deeper into the cage, forcing the divers to the bottom. >> i was on my couch physically watching like that. >> the action takes a more frightening turn when the great white knocks out one of the diver's air regulators. >> this is your living nightmare unfolding right in front of your eyes. >> with no room left in the cage and oxygen running out, the diver takes matters into his own hands. >> he pushes it back, kind of able to when the shark turns to sneak his way out of the cage and back to the surface. >> the guy saw a gap and took it. and made it safely and the other guy followed suit and they both survived. >> and there's a twist to this shark tale. >> many people after this happening would never dive again in their life. but this guy was so passionate about it and decided to kind of turn it into a positive and become an instructor. >>> coming up, you thought yo