in. >> in south africa democracy has survived. i think they have a chance to gain a better case in south africa that's the points i'm trying to make. >> what if nelson mandela had served more than one term? >> i don't know in receipt strow spectd what hstrow -- retrospece would have felt. his impact is still going to be profound. they're sorry he's gone but they celebrate vividly and enthusiastically the great contribution that he made in their lives. and i think that spirit of nelson mandela is embedded deeply in the heart and soul and consciousness of the south south africans and that's why i hope this country is going to realize the hopes that nelson mandela had with it. >> stay tuned. i continue with my conversation >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> welcome back to being "talk to al jazeera." i'm ali velshi. we are in johannesburg, south africa and we are here with former united states president jimmy carter and we are talking about the passing of nelson mandela. we had occasion to be on the same pla

in. >> in south africa democracy has survived. i think they have a chance to gain a better case in south africa that's the points i'm trying to make. >> what if nelson mandela had served more than one term? >> i don't know in receipt strow spectd what hstrow -- retrospece would have felt. his impact is still going to be profound. they're sorry he's gone but they celebrate vividly and enthusiastically the great contribution that he made in their lives. and i think that spirit of nelson mandela is embedded deeply in the heart and soul and consciousness of the south south africans and that's why i hope this country is going to realize the hopes that nelson mandela had with it. >> stay tuned. i continue with my conversation >> an exclusive "america tonight" investigative series >> we traveled here to japan to find out what's really happening at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts

>> oh, yes. 1994 was the peak of the good time in south africa.her parties fighting, it's quite tense right now. >> it's not like it was before where everybody's -- you know, it's black and white. literally. we're unified on this. they're unified on that. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally loved anymore. in recent years, they've been criticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> i think that's maybe new to us, i think we're trying to navigate reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good. >> it's pap. >> what is it? >> it's li

they came to south africa and. according to genocide watch seventy thousand white south africans have been murdered in the last twenty years right now only fifty thousand whites in these own more than eighty percent of the lead in south africa and that land was taken by. people we wanted to attend to the black majority and it's twits like this that take seriously militant black youth are calling on whites. to leave the country we are you regulating to our first assembly point just outside of town and my prediction is that they're going to close this rodeo for us so we gone leave town and they're going to boxing but we've got another good. guys a lot of traffic a lot of commotion going on to be able to watch out the traffic and be aware. there's a lot of people that's going to die but i can promise you. on the day of the real evacuation people will from all surrounding towns then they'll move on to permanently cation with base if need be for a year or more this is my country i was born here just one more piece of la

much more active in africa. all the western economies and i think that's one of the basic reasons of conflicts in africa now it's to compete issues between western powers and turn last or to come in the program those that fear south africa's on the edge of panicking now we look at the white minority families airing genocide contingency plans saying that the death of anti-apartheid icon nelson mandela race motivated slaughter could start at any moment. to foreign teachers have reportedly been found dead in libya in a major oil and gas complex not far from tripoli the bodies of a british man a new zealand woman were discovered right next to their luggage which was untouched has raised questions over the possible motive for the violence lawrence freeman is the editor of executive intelligence for the magazine and he believes it's a further sign of al qaeda is control in the country libya doesn't really exist as a country right now it is made up of all kinds of militias and on groups with very significant control by

south africa. defenders of women's rights in saudi arabia may see their positions reinforced on our website we've got the story of the first female law firm that women can fall back on if they feel oppressed in a male dominated kingdom also online riding the sound waves japanese scientists succeeded levitating objects in three dimensions using acoustic vibrations in the stories and more at r.t. dot com. and with energy costs soaring the u.k. is being forced to think outside the box when it comes to saving the pennies and one british company has really hit the bull's eye rewiring its business to literally run on customers and wanted calories artie's party boy reports from the pioneering fitness club. the motto here is if in doubt work out and the customers sweating in this bristol gym and just butt in calories they're generating an electricity at the same time thanks to nifty new equipment the technology used to it has turned these machines into mini power station the say by using this like i'm gene

the french army and soon central africa second point is is that former central african president was kicked out from power work just at the moment when he signed agreement with chinese. oil companies i've done time france didn't react and it is very important to serve chinese economy is growing economy and in an economy much more active in africa. all western economies and i think that's one of the basic reason of conflicts in africa it's to compete issues between western powers and china. so to come in the program those that fear south africa is on the edge of an icky we look at the white minority families preparing genocide contingency plans saying the death of anti apartheid icon nelson mandela race motivated slaughter could start at any moment. two foreign teachers have reportedly been found dead in libya near a major oil and gas complex not far from tripoli the bodies of a british man and a new zealand woman were discovered right next to their luggage that was untouched and it raised questions over the possible motive for the violence lawrence freeman is the editor of executive

there is another side to immigration in south africa, a story of success.burgeoning society of migrants from various african countries have developed in the district. he tells me about how it was .hen he arrived >> it was four years after democratic. used ton't give -- get seeing a lot of migrants in the country. nity,n the senegalese commu we sent a body home every week. it has been getting better and better for migrants actually living in the country. but now it is getting tougher migrants in the country. -- tough for migrants in the country. >> he continues to support new arrivals. they profit from his experience. only a tiny portion of the millions of migrants managed to rise out of poverty. he helped set up the african diaspora forum. there are two main problems. one is that we don't have a proper immigration policy that allows people to come to south africa decently. immigration is a huge political issue, one which is led out of fear that immigrants are going to come and take jobs, take not one thats, and looks at the contributions that immigrants mak

a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an orangutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have offered is a permit to kill an animal who is apparently elderly past reproductive a

africa's black rhino population, less than 5,000 in the world today. the largest number remain in any mi ni nimibia, a very unlikely source a group of hinters in texas who say they want to help the black rhino by killing one. >> this weekend, the dallas safari club, allows the hunt of an aging male african black rhino, unable to mate. >> we'll be able to give a lot money back that's going to be able to expand the black rhino population in africa. >> this is the first one available for purchase outside the african country. it's expected to raise up to a quarter of a million dollars, up all to go to nimibia to help thwart poaching efforts. the auction has been approved by the convention of international trade in endangered species. still, it doesn't set well with some animal rights advocacy. >> it's a hunt that is immoral. a black rhino on the verge of extinction. one member slaughtered for a trophy is one too many. >> jen samuel has organized a protest rally for saturday and a global tweet event. but the dallas safari club say some protest ersers that a

south africa. well as the troubles of a russian vessel stuck in sea ice have confirmed life's tough and i am tired took up next on our two we join another crew as they show us just how hard it can be. much if your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social inning avoiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think this american culture has on the rest of the wall and crave of. six to do two things. in the world the snake on the wheel the food they did all the countries worldwide. cape town south africa the i can to make few other of diesel electric research vessels the sport she hoists the flag to show the pilot is aboard an officer with unrivaled knowledge of these waters he still has to ship out into the atlantic and then returns to dock. this is the very last opportunity for several weeks to call home with a cell phone very soon all mobiles will be far out of range the ship is setting sail for a bust and inaccessible area if there's any

a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have offered is a permit to kill an animal who is apparently elderly past reproductive

you see the impact of foreign aid anywhere you go in africa. people's lives are saved and people are lifted out of poverty. people have the opportunity to go to schools who may never gone to schools. children are pulled out of malarial comas. it's extraordinary to witness and it will make everyone in this room willing to give money to africa when you see it first-hand, trust me. that however, that kind of success, that incremental personal success where you are talking about helping a single person or 100 individual people is something very different than what jeffrey sachs promised us. i think jeffrey sachs in many people who stated this, jeffrey sachs great failing was to overpromise. the title of his book alone says it all. he promised is not that he was going to transform the lives of people in a dozen villages but that he was going to give us a model to end poverty in our lifetime. he was going to give us a model that could be scaled up and replicated in any environment. that is what to this day no one has figured out. none of us knows how

mike, you are heading off to africa soon.l, you have been to africa numerous times in your foundation's work. what advice do you have for mike when he goes to africa? what do you think he should see there? >> my wife and daughter are spending the week there out on the farm -- heading down to see these projects is exciting. mike has been super generous on malaria research so i hope he will feel good going in and seeing the death rate is down, seeing what more has to be done and talking to the people on the ground about which tools are hard to deliver, which are easy to deliver. africa is fantastic. the cities need a lot of help. the research needs a lot of help. that is why both of us are drawn more and more of our philanthropy to help those needs. >> one of the places melinda is has 50,000 people per doctor. in america, we have 500 people per doctor. there are places where there are no roads so if you need an operation, you just die. we have been training people to do appendectomy's and cesareans which turn out to be relative

into the position that in africa. he quit the gulf countries to africa in the south of southcorp african union is a tool for communities of institutional school to bring in integration. all the rest of the world. so i just wanted to. and it's quite true that the problems that can use facing now is a bit. it seems that european union. as her daddy she is also facing. and is going has been facing for the last ten years the difference is everything you share that optimism that the idea is to do for you to choose how to make the country and tea and kinky and most importantly choose how to create one. as long as you want to call and turns them into a new room in the country to come the constitution. in the sink on the food. what would she look so sad just because we focus more and more donations and funds to states. beyond the states and societies and our week went to desa cent is held we ensure that prove something to see three keys to select his own board. was he doing did you do to secure it to get those forces them int

south africa. the chaos in post arab spring libya is taking its toll on foreign employees as very fortunately. the mysterious murder although birds and a new zealander just outside tripoli has left the country's overstretched authorities baffled war details are coming up soon. for you give yourself a year or so doing. the faster you run the bride or the lying to customers of a u.k. health club help the environment while keeping food to. food fondant and festivity we'll look at what the russian olympic city of sochi has to offer to those walking there in february this morning just to have. played. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. he survived war atrocities. to make a final decision. has changed his life and the world around him. by giving up. hope. and love to so many children. nikolai the miracle worker on the t.v. . over to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critic

the late nelson mandela once spoke of south africa as a rainbow nation. is that still true if i'm here to find out the answer to that question and the fastest way to do it is to take a taxi. many taxi drivers are immigrants and the first taxi i called is driven by one. what kind of flag is that? >> zimbabwe flag. when i came here, things are not as good as it is now. , rything was to the right just looking for greener pastures. >> he blauth his family here a long time ago. he says he feels comfortable living in south africa but in recent years, he mood has turned sharnly against -- sharply against immigrants. >> a lot of people standing in the middle of the road with iron bars and rocks and swords. they tried to flag me down just to pull me over. and i just try to drive and get away from them but they throw rocks at me and i realize if i drive and just traveling over the rocks, then i will have a problem. so i stopped the car and then i just ran away. they couldn't catch up with me. >> he takes me to a slum. in 2008, over 6,000 people were killed in an at

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you see the impact of foreign aid anywhere you go in africa. people's lives are saved and people are lifted out of poverty. people have the opportunity to go to schools who may never gone to schools. children are pulled out of malarial comas. it's extraordinary to witness and it will make everyone in this room willing to give money to africa when you see it first-hand, trust me. that however, that kind of success, that incremental personal success where you are talking about helping a single person or 100 individual people is something very different than what jeffrey sachs promised us. i think jeffrey sachs in many people who stated this, jeffrey sachs great failing was to overpromise. the title of his book alone says it all. he promised is not that he was going to transform the lives of people in a dozen villages but that he was going to give us a model to end poverty in our lifetime. he was going to give us a model that could be scaled up and replicated in any environment. that is what to this day no one has figured out. none of us knows how

much more active in africa. all the western economies and i think that's one of the basic reasons of conflicts in nothing no it's to compete issues between western powers and time. the story now that arch is following very closely the fight for life of a three month old baby girl injured in the recent terror attacks in the russian city of volgograd doctors say her condition remains critical but stable our correspondent allen reports. the guy is just three months only and she's already found life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured in a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma and intensive care clinging to life what a good year as a baby girl remains in a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage the condition is very serious bugs we got it under control. on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth to go caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley

roosevelt then shifted the discussion to north africa. he said he had given orders to free it jews from concentration camps there and to abolish special discriminatory laws against jews. he then said that muslims have also suffered under fresh colonial rule. they have fewer rights than frenchman and jews and there were 17 million muslims. the u.s. would fight for equal rights for all. it was not in favor of greater rights for one group over another. most people who have analyzed this meeting, including me at an earlier stage of research and writing, have looked at roosevelt's comments on north africana as off the central point. actually, and they tell us what was foremost on roosevelt's mind. it is not necessary to see franklin roosevelt as in different to the holocaust or as an anti-semite. it is better to see him as a juggler who had just taken on a new and difficult task in north africana and was worried about the consequences of failure. the american british negotiations did produce a statement on december 17th, 1942, the allied gover

a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they are spending a lot of money but not linking their efforts to the idea of shooting one of the animals. we should be all in to protect the rhino. >> from their point of view, to present it just so their voice is heard in this. look the nimibians have a situation, they clearly need money, this is a very expensive operation for them. what they have offered is a permit to kill an animal who is apparently elderly past reproductive

in africa, it's almost 10% of their gdp. this, you feel good taking a hot air balloon ride has benefits for the local economy as well. >> what i care about, get angry about is the killing of these animals. the seriousness of the slaughter of animals like every animal you're looking at especially the rhinos and elephants. it's terrible. tens of thousands get killed for the ivory obviously and the aft afdeziak of the elephant tusks. hillary clinton, a person of her prominence worldwide has gotten into this issue. here she is. >> we have a crisis. we have a wildlife trafficking, poaching, murdering crisis. and, you know, we can talk specifically about the elephants and in particular african elephants, and especially the african forest elephants that are now really at risk. the poaching of animals is a huge, international, criminal enterprise. there's about 20 significant pockets of elephants, both savannah and forest el vant elen after rick a that really deserve our protection. >> what's happened here, essentially you have risi

south africa and as the troubles of a russian vessel stuck in c.i.s. have confirmed to life stuff in the antarctic next our team will join another crew as they show us just how hard it can be. recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday in a big con game that just a few years ago no one seems to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of us voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also managed to whittle away the dollars tagging the gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam and because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely but what about the next hundred years well if the recent rounds of q

first of all the center of africa was. under french through and since the state became independent and smoked through the french army and soon central africa second point is is the former central african president was kicked out from power works just at the moment when he signed agreement with chinese. oil companies i've done time france didn't react and it is very important to. chinese economy is a growing economy and its. economy much more active in africa than all western economies and i think that's one of the basic reasons of conflicts in africa it's to come to fruition between the western powers in times. of the rough and tumble of new york streets are known for their magnanimity and now citizens have a new type of gang violence to contend with as rampart naya discover the police seem unable to do anything about it. you're walking down the street minding your own business and without warning police say they are investigating yet another knockout attack attackers mainly in their teens targeting victims at random it's

back to northwest africa.the germans rushed 25,000 troops, battle-hardened troops into tunisia to prevent allied forces from reaching their object if. general eisenhower wrote on november 18, if we don't get to tunisia quickly, we surrender the initiative, give the access time to do as it pleases, encourage all of our enemies in the area. the battle is not, repeat, not one. on november 20, premier lavelle gave a speech in which he expressed his hope for a german victory in the war to prevent communist and jews from gaining control of france and extinguishing french civilization. back in washington, roosevelt had already asked congress to pass third war powers act, which contained an interesting provision authorizing the president to suspend laws and regulations, hampering the free movement of persons, property and information in and out of the u.s.. we do not know why that revision was in there. we do know why it was taken out. the house ways & means committee president would use this clause to open the doors

nothing that if south africa could go to. goes so good in the teens in the whole effort and is such an example. although on african countries because approving same marriage the man widely in terms of development in terms of rights. it's also because they understood that if you want to give death of peace and development. you need to give credits to everybody then on to the teeth and i want to miss ministered and there's no democracy for if you are not all democracies is crawling is not an aunt a niece in these countries warned of the pen and piece the need to give that to everyone. it's not something to be shared. to be not scared to start. and we had a two year freedom of speech is the essence of real democracy beach either accept differences. no matter how extreme or forget about it he's such a drama book are going to get you just comments on up. nigeria's of law which bans. a movement's bikie groups. you agree with that lot that means. i cannot in the tournament was working to keep the ink marker that will be great to get

the six million people migrated to south africa in the last two tickets. and that takes notes and wants to south africa as the rainbow nation. it is still true. i' herto find out the onset tt chrtian foster sweet and it is to take a taxi. many taxi drivers are immigrants and fast ti i called is driven by what his name his best mode you. what if the kids got to sew them up andake up in arms and bob went back to va in eighteen ninety nine is up on mentioning one but some activists of oaxaca. and lemme tell you things that look as good as it is now most of the rides but does that tell me it doesn't mean you couldn't just let them open up the stuff about anyone else. mr brought his family here in zimbabwe a long time ago. he says he feels comfortable living in south africa but in recent years the mood has turned sharply against immigrants that's something that has experienced personally careful study of t myth of the road. was it. and i need positive role soon so that i've said we don't ask them to put a ball but the to start driving. oh if only because of the

after french moods marched into mali france again is fighting in another of its former colonies in africa. let's address your thought the situation in the central african republic is alarming if not greater that your paris received a green light from the un security council to use military force to restore order after deadly ethnic russians in the country escalated. i have decided to act immediately or more precisely this very evening this was eight hundred french soldiers were sent to the violence torn country to join the six hundred already deployed there on a force that france has no other motive than to save human lives and months later and lives are still being lost on all sides france's sixteen hundred strong force appeared and mabel to put an end to ethnic tensions dating back to the central african republic independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty four through france a former monopoly is responsible for helping to create in africa a number of totally artificial states like ca are and now they jump in with this operation which is stupid militarily economically and politicall

in another of its former colonies in africa. this teacher show also the situation in the central african republic and on the floor for it to you harris received a green light from the un security council to these new chief forced to leave school with that. often they're the pecans in the country and secondly . i decided to act immediately or more precisely this very evening visit eight hundred french soldiers who stands behind stone country to join the six hundred already deployed the force that runs the snow of the most of them to save human lives. months later mine just to be mostly old signs. price is sixteen hundred strong force the needle too cute and good intentions. they came back to the central african republic's independence in nineteen sixteen. the colt is wrong it's a full moon nobody is responsible for helping to create in africa. a number of tasty up sufficient states mike ca off. and now they jump in with this operation which is stupid militarily economically and politically tinged with sadness from a human perspec

first of all the same sort of africa was. under french influence since the state became independent in smoke through the french army it's in central africa second point is is the former central african president was kicked out from power works just at the moment when he signed agreement with chinese. oil companies i've done dime friends they didn't react and it is very important to serve chinese economy is growing economy and it's in an economy much more active in africa. all western economies and i think that's one of the basic reasons of conflicts in africa no it's to compute issues between western powers and so on. but here in russia no story we've been following very closely the ongoing fight for life of a three month old baby girl injured in those recent terror attacks in the russian city of volgograd they just as doctors say a condition remains critical but at least it is stable our correspondent margaret hell reports the guy is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured

you know in africa we suffer. we do not get paid well and there are also some restrictions we are not well here but there is nothing we can do this is how we live you know there is poverty in africa to find a job. they offer you a two hundred dollars salary. to help your family. it's not good but we can live with that i will be able to make. there is nothing but misery misery here . yes there was. no. no no. the pseudocode my husband is at sea. when we see biologist he used to be a fisherman too much you could not make him in the top many more than a month so he left to become a sailor my dear because fishing is not stable in st louis so he went to the ship's . wrote i'm needed for this to have. him up there with. the kind of brother when he returns. florida serviced everything as born in illinois to feed the family here to play with and so the minute runs out to the. well. let me know what it was. and i have two boys and a girl but i have also lost two girls reared if you do. not don't presume to hear what did yo

africa's black rhino population, less than 5,000 in the world today. the largest number remain in any minimnimibia, a very unlikely se a group of hinters in texas who say they want to help the black rhino by killing one. >> this weekend, the dallas safari club, allows the hunt of an aging male african black rhino, unable to mate. >> we'll be able to give a lot money back that's going to be able to expand the black rhino population in africa. >> this is the first one

they're looking to africa to secure more supplies. but like everyone else, they lag behind the chinese. china's start-up investment in africa is more than three times that of japan. chinese foreign minister is also visiting africa this week. chinese officials make frequent visits to ensure they nurture their relationships there. >> how has all this interest in the region changed the market for commodities? >> china's appetite for oil, for gas, for copper, for example, they have test driven rapid economic expansion of resource rich countries, and with the slowdown in china, prices have started to decline. production of shale gas in the united states has provided by another alternative, and put more downward pressure on prices. so african leaders are looking to -- looking forward for more partners. >> african countries say we need tourism investment, so i think this african side is also expected from our prime minister to the more increasing investment. >> african leaders also recognize they need to change their dependence on natural re

what you know in africa we suffer. when we do not get paid well and there are also some restrictions you are not well here but there is nothing we can do this is how we live you know there is poverty in africa to find a job. they offer you a two hundred dollars salary. to help your family were born it's not good but we can live with that we'll be able to make. our beloved there is nothing but misery here and misery. there was. no. no no. the pseudocode my husband is at sea. when we see biologists he used to be a fisherman too much you could not make him in the top many more than a month so he left to become a sailor my dear because fishing is not stable in st louis so he went to the ship's . road but i'm out of the side of. the highland rock when he returns paizo flora depp's forest everything in his boyhood no wonder to feed the family here to play with and so the minute runs out to decision. i think it was. and i have two boys and a girl but i have also lost two girls from united to the little guy not known to me wha

but the survivors, thousands of them, started walking across east africa, alone.s later, they walked into a refugee camp in kenya. that's where we first met them, when many were hoping to go to the united states. well, 3,000 did, as part of the largest resettlement of its kind in american history. we followed the boys for more than a decade and couldn't resist revisiting them, to see how they're doing. but first, we'll take you back to northern kenya, to the kakuma refugee camp, springtime 2001. nothing drew a crowd like the list. once a week, the lost boys saw their destiny on a bulletin board, the staples of life. on this day, 90 learned they'd be going to america. >> boston. >> i'm going to flororida. >> flororida >> flororida. >> simon: every sunday, a plane arrived at the camp to take the boys from nowhere to somewhere, from kakuma to j.f.k. and beyond. not all of the lost boys got to go. joseph taban rufino had walked to the board so many times, he tried not to get excited. what's new? >> joseph taban: something new. yeah, i've seen my name on the board. >>