dozens of workers remain unaccounted for east of johannesburg.has a state of disaster in rural disasters hit by drought and left tens of thousands of cattle dead and many dams running dry and foot shortages effecting a quarter of the population, 200,000 people fled burundi since the unrest of the controversial bid to be reelected last april and half have gone to tanzania and refugees told al jazeera that agents at the burundi government are hunting down people they believe to be opposition activists in u.n. run refugee camps and we report from there. >> reporter: the camp in tanzania is home to more than 40,000 refugees who fled on going violence if neighboring burundi, when we visited we were only allowed to interview from the refugee agency and the u.n. said it was for the refugees' protection and several other people wanted to speak to us about security in the camp but were not allowed. so we contacted them by phone after we left. >> translator: the camp is currently not safe. we live in fear of burundi government malitia who are in the camp.

vonnie: we take you from new york to london to johannesburg in the next hour. the possibility of a brexit. 's choices at the upcoming ecb meeting. mark: the challenges facing the nation's economy. vonnie: airbus earnings missed estimates. cfo.ar from the company's on in today's market session? mark: the second-biggest drop all 19 stoxx 600 come falling today. full-year profit missing estimates. it shares down by 1.4%. profit at less than estimated. figures were held back by higher development spending in the fourth quarter. the french carmaker, shares up by 2% today. it will set new profit goals after cost-cutting and recovering demand in europe help it be targets set two years ago. it will start paying dividends in line with industry from this year's earnings as well. the dividend has to be a sign the company believes it can sustain a turnaround amidst this slowdown in the chinese economy. we have the diesel emissions scandal affecting volkswagen. they have tonight any cheating. rely on then cells same type of engine. shares up by 2%. vonnie: the decline conti

but in johannesburg -- anglo american.have been breaking down the numbers coming out of this particular miner. revenue is a bit dull, beating analyst forecasts. this is the share price in johannesburg. we are seeing it gaining overall. we are seeing revenue -- if you look at what the numbers are -- they paint a. sorry picture revenue down 26%, the lost doubling, five points explain dollars for the fourth straight year of losses. but they are promising big. if you really delve into what has happened to the share price, and indeed the bets against the share price -- remember this is a stock that has rallied so far year to date. they have come down significantly over the past 12 months. we have seen a bit of a pickup in the last month or so in the u.k. stock price, but you have also seen the bearish bets against anglo american, the we see a bets rising as bc bit of a reprieve at the beginning of this year. we saw them start to pick up. even though we start of thsee it, we see the bets starting to hedge up. anglo american is p

miller who is in johannesburg and what more do you know about this?reporter: well, initially it's thought that about 129miners were trapped under ground and 49 have been rescued and emergency services say they are on site continuing with the rescue operation and hasn't been confirmation of exactly what caused the collapse. there is speculation that it happened in a lamp room which is the last stop for miners as they go under ground to collect safety gear and lamps and there is speculation it possibly could have been a rock fall or even a sinkhole because this is a gold field, this area this particular mine is known to be a shallow mine and while that could be an advantage the issue that still remains very insecure and unstable and those operations not knowing how long it will take to get the remaining miners out. >> how long have they been on the scene and working and trying to get people out and what is the prognosis for their success or otherwise? >> reporter: well, this has been going on for at least the last four or five hours, emergency services

from the commercial capital johannesburg.emergency services say about 125 miners were trapped initially. they've so far rescued about 49 of them, and they say that they are unsure of how long these rescue operations will crib. those rescued ever come out with minor injuries and the area remains unstale. it is a shallow mine. emergency services say they have to be as careful as possible to assure they rescue many miners safely. south africa has had a fairly decent mining safety record in recent years. the country's tried to reduce the number of miners' deaths by 20% over the last 10 years. we've seen a reduction between 2003 and 2010 in terms of how many miners have been killed underground. emergency services are fairly optimistic about the rest of the rescue operations which at this point continue. >>> more than 80 people in nigeria have died in a new outbreak of lasa fever, transmitted in food and drink contaminated by rat waste. we have this report. >> this is the infectious diseases unit at the mainland hospital in lagos.

changes to the law are now being m daed by parliamentary committee and harry reports now from johannesburgt is at stake. >> reporter: this community has been living illegally on private land for nearly 20 years and used to be a part of a form in joe hand es -- johannesburg. >> they will build other houses. >> reporter: but the government says some land owners don't want to sell or their asking price is too high so it set up apparel menry committee for an ex appropriation bill and if it becomes law it will give the state the power to buy land without paying the market price and they have to say why they need the property and agree on a price but if negotiations fail a notice of intention to take over the land is issued. >> it takes place and the final compensation that had been offered by government if you are not accepting it would then be paid to you on appropriation and you still have the rights to go to court and say the way in which the government is proceeding is administered of the unjust. >> reporter: land is a sensitive issue and part of the racial tensions here and apartheid leave

. >> any other applicants interested on serving on the cac please come up up johannesburg see anything at this time i believe that peter is not here and if under those a desire to reappoint him he showed up before so not appearing before us the other applicants had to make one appearance before this body with that, district 3 the seat that is vacant is held by district 3 person so commissioner peskin. >> thank you, madam chair and colleagues, i appreciated it the gentleman's presentation and like the opportunity to visit with you if you can make an appointment i'll look forward to visiting with you in the district 3 position to the next term of programs. >> so i think i hear a motion and can we get a motion on reappointing peter. >> i move we continue the district 3 to the next lovely meeting and reappointed the gentleman to the district 3. >> great we take a vote is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this item seeing none, public comment is closed so if we can do that we'll take that without objection. okay we'll take that without objection. then we'll appoint peter and continue

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live in johannesburg, south africa, with the latest on this investigation. hi, paul. >> caller: hi, eric. the big question being asked today is was the bomb on a somali plane this week an inside job? investigators say the explosion in flight was caused by a bomb hid nden in a laptop. closed circuit video from mogadishu's airport of a laptop being handed over to a passenger by airport officials shortly before the flight took off has been obtained. investigators including several from the fbi are examining this video. in the security video an airport worker and a man in white shirt and dark trousers is first seen walking along a walkway to the side of one of the airport's open departure lounges. the man in the white shirt can be seen carrying a small laptop. within a few moments the man in the white shirt and the man in the airport vest come back into the picture from the bottom of the frame, stop another man and hand him the laptop. all three men move off within seconds. investigators believe the man who was handed the laptop then took it onboard the flight a

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. >> remarkable reporting from deborah patta in johannesburg. thank you. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm michelle miller. we are three days away from a key race in the marathon run for the white house. the republican presidential candidates will compete this saturday in the first in the south primary in south carolina. front-runner donald trump and jeb bush continue to trade jabs on the campaign trail, now bush has added a political heavyweight to his corner. former president george w. bush. jeb bush's campaign is counting his brother a much needed boost. here is major garrett. >> president bush ended years of self imposed political exile and drew the biggest most enthusiastic crowd in south carolina. by itself the upbeat rally cannot reverse jeb bush's fortunes, running third or fourth. the event did take the edge off a nasty day of primary politicking. >> i think the voters should vote for the candidate who has got the most opinionated mother. former president george w. bush came to

it used to be part of a farm in johannesburg. they think the owner lives abroad. they worry one day he'll -- >> the government says some land owners don't want to sell or their asking price too high. it set up a parliamentary committee to examine a land exappropriation bill. if it becomes allow, it gives the power to buy land without justifying a price. >> if expropriation takes place, the final compensation offered by government, even if you're not accepting that, would then be paid to you on expropriation. you would still have the right to go to courts to the way in which the government is proceeding is administers of the unjust. >> land is a sensitive issue in south africa, a reason for the increasing racial tensions here. some opposition parties feel black people should take back their land. >> the land is everything. it's identity, for agriculture. africans are still living like pin. >> the bill said expropriation must be in the public interest and used for public purposes, such as building a school. some feel the definition of the term property is do brad. t

protestors are outside a court in johannesburg where the case has been brought by opposition parties. >>> police in hong kong fired warning shots during violent clashes which began when they tried to shut down illegal food stores. the stores were set up for lunar new year celebration. we have this report. >> bricks and stones from sidewalks thrown at police. small farms and fires lit on a street which just hours before was the scene of new year celebrations. a busy commercial area of hong kong turned into the setting for what many now call hong kong's finish ball riots. it all started when a government department cleared the streets of illegal food stalls, many selling the local delicacy fish balls. an on line announcement was sent asking the public to support the street vendors, and what began as a standoff soon turned violent with more than 300 people on the streets facing off with riot police. the government on tuesday morning condemned what it calls mob activities and violent acts. >> we can never tolerate that and the police will spare no effort to arrest the rioters. meanwhile,

would reimburse some of the money, what that is not good enough for the opposition, and a court in johannesburgng whether or not the report was legally binding. brent: all right, time for some business news with helena, and ouch. some losses. helena: yes, and i wish i could tell you something different, that there were fears of a worldwide economic slowdown. and european markets took their cue from asia, where the tokay -- tokyo nikkei fell preach shares in new york also lower as losses extending into the league, and the atmosphere at the freeport stock exchange was particularly morbid. >> it is giving people the creeps. traders in the frankfurt stock exchange additionally where this at the time of year, but the recent stock decline is getting more and more gruesome. financial services stocks in particular are getting hammered. deutsche bank slid 4% along with another back. the banking crisis is back. actually, it never left the banks are continuing to suffer big declines. the low risk business just is not there like it was a number of years ago, and on top of that, they have to set aside large

africa. 87 workers have been brought to the surface following the cave in at the mine east of johannesburg >>> turkey's prime minister's promised to invest the equivalent of 8 billion euros in the kurdish southeast to help restore security. we reveal what he is calling a government master plan to rebuild the country's mainly kurdish region during a visit to the province. he said negotiations with kurdish separatists would only be possible when they laid down arms. fighting between turkish forces and the p.k.k. flared up in july shatterle a fragile ceasefire that began in 2012. >> this was a speech to inspire those culturally awaken kurds in turkey, to separate them from p.k.k. right now, i think ankara is trying to separated local kurds from p.k.k. i think this is the strategy confusion ankara has been trying to take up. >>> democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in the most contentious debate so far. there were heated debates on the issue of campaign funding. we have more from new hampshire. >> outside the democratic debate hall in durham, not a hi

paul tilsly is live from johannesburg with the aisle details. paul? >> arthel, was the bombing of the airlines airbus plane in somalia earlier this week an inside job? authorities say the explosion in flight was caused by a bomb hidden in a laptop. closed-circuit video from the airport shows a laptop being handed over to a passenger shortly before the plane took off. in the video, two men are walking from the bottom to the top of the picture to a lounge. the man in the white shirt can be seen as carrying a laptop. this is known as air side. passengers and staff are supposed to go through comprehensive security checks before being permitted in this area. within minutes a lone person can be seen walking slowly. authorities believe this is the man who carried the laptop on board and later fell out of the plane when the blast occurred after takeoff. the men come back into the picture from the bottom of the frame, stop the passenger, and hand him the laptop. all three men move off within seconds. the man in the vest talking on cell phone. several officials

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south african president zuma facing a demand to pay funds to up grade his home and the case in johannesburght by oppositions and public asked to pay for his swimming pool and ampi theatre and we have more. >> reporter: for many south africans this is huge, a sitting president, never happened before, a sitting president being dragged to court told to repay taxpayers money, money saved to up grade his home in the province. people say it's about setting a precedence and dealing with corruption and they have one message for president zuma. >> we want to tell zuma to fight corruption because you can't fight corruption while you are corruption and when he is free of corruption he can fight with corruption. >> reporter: he says he wants to repay back some of the money but has not determined an amount, that is up to the auditor general and the finance minister but people are saying that is not good enough and should be held accountable and for the office of the public to take that, that is an independent body where will hold people to account and there they are people charging pay back the money, p

. >> pelley: remarkable reporting from debora patta tonight, who is back in johannesburg. debora, thank you. in just a moment, what you need ton to prevent deadly accidents at rail crossings. and private letters reveal a close relationship between a pope and a married woman when you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. p i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >> pelley: today, pope francis went to the heart of mexico's drug war and challenged priests to fight injustice, violence, and corruption. this comes at the same time of a fascinating revelation about pope john paul ii. private letter rez veal a close friendship with a woman that lasting for decades. mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: he was then a young polish cardinal. and married. yet, when karol wojtyla, the man who would become pope john paul ii, began to collaborate with anna teresa tymieniecka on

. >> any other applicants interested on serving on the cac please come up up johannesburg see anything at this time i believe that peter is not here and if under those a desire to reappoint him he showed up before so not appearing before us the other applicants had to make one appearance before this body with that, district 3 the seat that is vacant is held by district 3 person so commissioner peskin. >> thank you, madam chair and colleagues, i appreciated it the gentleman's presentation and like the opportunity to visit with you if you can make an appointment i'll look forward to visiting with you in the district 3 position to the next term of programs. >> so i think i hear a motion and can we get a motion on reappointing peter. >> i move we continue the district 3 to the next lovely meeting and reappointed the gentleman to the district 3. >> great we take a vote is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this item seeing none, public comment is closed so if we can do that we'll take that without objection. okay we'll take that without objection. then we'll appoint peter and continue

in south africa, 300 miles east of johannesburg, a game reserve stretches for thousands of acres. rare animals roam safely. stunning landscapes are everywhere you look. you can even catch a glimpse of traditional zulu culture. this is the zulu nyala game reserve. this morning my daughter kathaleen and i are heading out on a game drive with niki shaw, whose parents founded the reserve. i couldn't believe it. the minute we met niki, she said the cheetah had just made a kill, right? it was amazing. so we wanted to see what was going on there because the cheetah was one of the few carnivores they had there. did the cheetah kill somewhere out in this place? >> yep. >> oh, wow. there it is. look at that. >> when did that happen, niki? >> this morning. >> sure enough, we spotted the nyala carcass in the bush on the side of the road. we could tell it was a fresh kill, and very little had been eaten so far. it looks like the cheetah's not done eating yet. is it things around here? >> yeah. definitely. on this reserve, because we don't have lion and not very many hyenas, she'll tour around