. >>> now, botswana's economy is booming, helped by the fact that the country is largest producer ofthis economic success mean good news for the entertainment industry? a journey to find the best nightclub in africa. first stop in his hometown of kenya, as we travels to one of africa's most stable countries, botswana. >> reporter: i'm in botswana looking for the best nightclub in africa and i did not expect this. >> pleasantly surprised. one of the quietest cities i've been to in africa. i like the life of nairobi and lagos where you would be stuck for hours. i have no idea where i'm going, but i have some guys will show me what's happening on the quest to find the best nightclub in africa. the nightlife in botswana has taken a hit in recent years since the government introduced a tax on alcohol and strict laws making clubs shut earlier. the country's biggest urban radio stations think it's a tax on sin. >> a sin tax when you buy alcohol. the government has decided to add that to cap the problems we are having with alcohol. you know where people are drinking too much and it's too che

this is a video captured in botswana. who knew little hyenas so adorably cute. >> these cubs are very interested in the go pro so they come investigate. >> this guy is a stunt rider in queensland australia for the warner brother movies world. this is what he's supposed to be doing. you saw the first rider go up over the jump turned around. now he's popping a wheelie coming back across the set and something, oh, boy, the timing is just off. >> no! >> he's doing a front wheelie. he really doesn't have a ton of control at that moment. at the exact same time a car comes out of that parking structure there, runs right into him. >> bang! >> not part of the show. but the crowd did think it was part of the show. even after management was saying sorry, time to go they were trying to get people to leave, but as the crowd was starting to get to their feet witnesses say they did see that rider get on his feet. he had minor injuries. this guy at the king of the hammer, a big offroad event, he's riding a two wheel drive motorcycle. >>

they are a people who live in namibia and botswana in southern africa.ve in a semi-arid or desert region. it's a very tough environment in which to survive. and they are hunter-gatherers. they are people who live o the land. people survive really on the margins in that envinment. it's very easy to go across the line and to get into real trouble through sickness. so the alleviation of sickness and suffering is a regular need that has to be addressed. the healing ceremonies that the kung perform are one way of addressing those needs of restoring balance and harmony and health. the sound of the music itself is a healing sound. the music comes to people on a subconscious level. it gets right to the core. and it has a way of transforming you. one of the most interesting things about the healing ceremonies of the kung is that there aren't any words. there's no text at all. yet that music is very powerful, very moving, very, very emotional music. and how does that work? you know, you hear people singing, and they're yodeling. you hear this wonderful melody litt

botswana selects the zebra.e a trade, traded for the dodo bird. and mexico selects -- the avocado! >> great pick! that makes a ton of sense! rich soil. >> perfect weather. making avocados from mexico the ideal year around snack. >> avocados from mexico! >> charlie: everything an ad should do. >> great time for it. i think it will catch attention. >> charlie: when you see the quality and creativity high quality ads this year. >> yes, there are great high quality ads. mcdonald's released their first ad since 2008, so they're rejoining the super bowl and it sort of banks on their coming -- piggy banking off their lovin' it campaign they released recently and sort of playing on the seventy mental value of ads. >> charlie: i assume beyond the super bowl these ads can run for a while on television and other places on social media. >> absolutely. they use the super bowl as launch uppad. if you're release ago new campaign and product it's a good place to launch it. ettes a great place to start. >> charlie: thank you. go

we have cutting centers in johannesburg, botswana, in antwerp, and new york.1.5 caret or a 1.7 mediocre diamonds it is not matter if it is only one caret if it is a perfect storm -- perfect stone. we cut them to perfection. that is what makes a difference in the value. olivia: have you ever had a customer faint? henri: almost buitt they usually maintain their composure. olivia: colored diamonds, we have a 31-caret blue diamond, a 102-caret graff consolation classic, and the yellow delaire sunrise. henri: the bluestone is extremely rare. it is the same gentleman who found the hope diamond, and he sold in the late 1600's to the king of spain, and it is an unbelievable story, and we bought it back. tom: if i go to tiffany's, there is no read because of the and on -- the ban on myanmar. can i buy a three of? -- can they buy it through you? henri: the only way is through an antic piece of jewelry. because of the embargo. tom: if somebody who wants a ruby can go to ubs london and by a ruby? henri: you can always go romney system and do what you want, but i cannot im