why aren't you going back to the drc? go back as quick as possible, to go back to my country. the time i wanted to come back, they took me to court began in my country, to say i have stolen a house. which is ridiculous. it is a plot against a candidate. kabila is scared for my return to the congo, because he knows it is his end, and i am a candidate. i am going to go back as soon as possible. you have been saying that for a while. and of course, you are talking there about your supporters, saying there was a trumped—up charge of your selling a property illegally in the capital of katanga. and you were sentenced to 36 months in prison, and you say that is not the case, it is just a fake charge. but there are other things being said about you — that you were plotting againstjoseph kabila, that you hired mercenaries. and isn't there an investigation going on at the moment into what you might have done? you know, all those are fake stories, because president kabila is scared. i am the only one kabila is getting scared of. he

. >> mike's case is exactly the kind of rare exception to the usual rules of als that drc.edlack is looking for. once he finds a so-called als reversal, he verifies it but pulling medical records and speaking with the patient's doctors. if he's convinced the person has als and not a disease with symptoms that mimic it, he gets to work trying to crack the case. >> i'm up to a total of 24 confirmed als reversals now, i really have the records and believe they have als and believe they're dramatically better. >> the 24 cases vary in the treatments used. mike mcduff is one of them. dr. bedlack started a trial based on the exact regimen that mike followed. >> can you lift the knee at all? >> i have tried that. >> one of them is 58-year-old matthew teesdale. it's too early know for sure the long-term impact here, but matt has already seen improvements. >> all right. let's see your calves jump up. can you lift your knee? okay. wow. >> in this video. you can see matt moving his legs. a shocking development. >> i mean, this is exciting. i think it's too early to tell what it means y

when i look at some of the transactions, like in the drc in chile, or even in the , u.s., i think thee -- we are good for the sellers. i am not quite sure for the buyers. yes, we will keep looking at m&a, but is m&a on top of list? the answer is no. >> we are here in china. you are talking to business leaders and lawmakers. what sense do you get from them in terms of the demand of iron ore this year from china? >> it is absolutely clear that the chinese economy will change in relation to iron ore. there is a clear push in order to reduce pollution, restructure the steel business, but that is not a bad thing for us at rio tinto. the reason for that is the following. restructuring the industry does not mean the output will reduce. they will shut down the smaller customers high cost, highly , polluting, and they will concentrate the production on larger. they will produce a similar output, so you will need the iron ore. absolutely music to my ears. >> how closely do you focus on the property sector in china when you were drawing up your strategy? gdp, allk at the series of that, we look