beating cameroon coton sport in the second leg of the semifinal tie. they'll defend their title against south africa's orlando pirates. to be played at orlando stadium on november the 2nd. the egyptian national team not in a good position. it's all but ended their chances of making it to brazil. the american coach bob bradley doesn't know if he'll be in charge for the return leg in egypt. >> if it's up to me, i will be with the team because we have been together throughout the period with a dream. it's important that we can stand together one more time. >> it was a difficult day. many factors came together. certainly nerves, emotion, the field, the referee. for me, most of all, the players who love egypt so much. i think the pressure of everything that's happened in this country the last two years was great on this day. when you put it all together it was too much. >> juve vent us's unbeaten start has ended following a sensational performance from rossy. juventus were 2-0 up. rossi, coming back from a knee injury scored a hat-trick leading them to a 4-

in cameroon, they are located around the borders of the protected area. here, village communities can fell trees under certain restrictions and sell the timber . in contrast, professional coaching still poses a huge problem in the forest. gamekeepers can do little. they are not well enough equipped, so success is a rarity. >> we stormed the scam. unfortunately, the poachers already fled. we found weapons, traps, and ivory. they are heavily armed. we have military training, but no weapons of our own. >> six months ago, one of them was shot dead by poachers. >> these are the arms we confiscated. they have guns and we do not. but we are trying to keep them in check anyway. >> germany alone has allocated about dirty million euros to protect this unique -- 30 million euros to protect this unique habitat. because preservation of the congo basin is decisive in the fight against global warming. further up river, the struggle continues. the government of the central african republic was recently toppled in a coup. since then, chaos has rained. despite that, the tr

it was close to the border of cameroon.hey believe the bokaraham were behind the attack. >> the the govenor says a ma lisaa amilitia is to blame. an alternative pipe line through opeethiopia. >> relatives of those that died in the westgate shopping mall are gathering together for a memorial service. it's been a month since a number of gunmen went on a killing spree. our correspondent talked to those still ser searching for ld ones in nairobi. for james the westgate shopping mall is not so much a me memoril as it is a grave. he was supposed to join his under a and tw --aunt and two co celebrate a birthday on the day the gunmen attacked. they are still missing the photos are a painful reminder of what happened here. >> my aunt and my first born. >> he brought his daughter and son to westgate for a treat. since then james has heard nothing. and now he is full of unanswered questions. >> they didn't protect us. they are hiding from us. which isvery wrong. we need to know the bodies are there. we need to do a ceremony and go and

together, cameroon, the republic of the congo, and the central african republic have declared 25,000 square kilometers a protected area. there is still a lot to do. time and again, the various parties meet to discuss projects. alain nouredine is coordinating the development of the project on site. it is a laborious job because many regions can be reached only by boat or on foot. >> here we are on the sangha river, which crosses the tri- national conservation area. the congo basin plays an important role in terms of preserving the climate. if the amazon basin is the first, the congo basin could be called the planet's second lung. >> nouredine knows he still has a lot of convincing to do. most people on the edges of the conservation area see the park

a family that was taken in cameroon in february ended up being released. there have been good outcomes to these stories. but, yes, two more hostages today to add to the very sorry french toll. >> thanks for that. let's hope for a positive outcome. the italian prime minister has called for a state funeral for the victims of last week's shipwrecked tragedy off of lot produce the la padusa. closed 300 refugees from africa died when the boat went down. prime minister letta was on the island yesterday and he said europe cannot turn away from the italian refugee tragedy, saying europe would give 30 million euros to help italy settle refugees into the country. let's listen to what the prime minister had to say. >> this visit has been an opportunity for us to listen to the messages and the requests of people here. it's means that today we as repartee -- it means that today, we as representatives of the italian government along with representatives of the european commission we are able to go forward within our respective institutional capacity. we are now able to

it cameroon was hit pay storm in the second half which made the pitch unplayable. the play was 0-0 at the time it must be replayed the next day with the same venue with the same referee. >> but they are investing what caused kwroecaused over crowdin. 16,000 people were at the stadium. and fans among them woman and children had to climb the fence to escape. no injuries were reported. >>> the united states opened up a five-point lead over the internationals at the president's cup. the bad wealth near ohio will be a day on sunday. tiger woods helped tighten that grip on the trophy. he holds him for almost the same place. it was a match up for completion and formatches were suspended. usa needed on saturday to on taupb thobtainthe trophy. >>> alex joins us in phos skou. he put his opponent down three times. it's now the second longest in history. he has another five years to catch up with record holder. >> i was thinking about finishing up the fight. i could feel that i made a good connection and impact that effected by it. >> there's plenty more on our web-site. check

in the other match it remained goalless between tunisia and cameroon. >>> more concerns for organizerse world cup. during halftime a match fans in a clash with police, the incident was brought under control for the second half and match continue. >> establishing their three-point cushion at the top. after a brief stoppage play resumed. victor lopez going in for the one goal lead to the delight of that fan. >>> no foul is given and it ended 1-0. >>> ahead in the 12th minute, but as the seconds ticked away to the final whistle, there was a huge deflection for a 1-1 draw. >>> on to the nhl and the anaheim ducks beat the senators 4-1. bobby ryan spent the first four years of his career with the ducks and they celebrate their time in the league before the game. getting a goal in the first when they saw the second before the win. >>> florida panthers who came to the league in '93 with the ducks. the kings won 3-0. they were up by one whe when thy went in for the third to make the win. >>> brazilians tasting success on home court, defeating the american pair to claim the men's title. they too

zimbabwe and cameroon have had the same men in charge for 33 and 30 years respectively.of other african states are nominal democracies but they are essentially run by dictators. elections if held at all tend to be a sham pot marked by corruption. on freedom house's global map of freedom, africa is the region with the highest number of countries listed not free. on transparency international's corruption index, most african states are shaded red yesterday of yellow as least corrupt. inside dismal rankings lie a set of numbers singing a different tune. six of the world's ten fastest growing economies from 2001 to 2010 were african. according to venture's africa, the continent has 55 billionaires. great strides are made in expanding development. there have been advances in all. despite these gains, where is africa so far behind on good governance? there are a number of decades old factors at play but one of them is new. it strikes me as an interesting one to highlight. china. for decades ngos and western countries have tied aid money and trade to promises for greater transp

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the match between tunisia and cameroon is approaching over time. there is two goals there.he winners will advance to next years' tournament in brazil. >>> boston will be looking to bounce back against detroit in game two of the american league championship on sunday. game one saw the red sox shutout for the first time in a post season in fenway park in 95 years. rosh iss is live from boston. we were talking about this yesterday. how the red sox were well rested going into game one. is this a bit of a shocking result. >> not really a shock. there is a thing in baseball good pitching will beat good hitting sanchez was lights out. he threw a no hitter through six innings and struck out 12 batters. in the tigers bullpen kept that no-no going into the 9th inning. in the 9th inning they got the one and only base hit off benoit as the tigers take game one 1-0. it doesn't get any easier for boston. they'll be facing matt scherzer. and he is most likely the al cy young award. he talked about boston getting shutout. the last time that happened in boston you have to go back to 1918 ag

cameroon qualified for five of the last six world cup s. >> meantime the ivory coast are a step closer to reaching the tournament in brazil. beating senna gal in 3-1. drog ba among the scorers. faso had never reached finals. >> boston has been upstaged by the detroit tigers in game one of the championship series. in the sixth innings, it was enough for detroit to claim a 1-0 win. >> good pitching will be good hitting. that was the case in game one of the american league championship series. sanchez was lights out, setting down the big bats, sanchez threw a no-hitter, striking 12 batters. the ball pen was kept intact until the ninth innings when daniel got a base hit. that was it. tigers took game 1, 1-0. the last time the red sox were shut out at fenway park, back in 1918 against the chicago cubs. boston will look to bounce back. the buckos get a start. >> the winner of the series between boston and detroit will face st louis or the la dodgers. a lone run in the fifth innings for a 1-0 win. >> it's about getting the outs when you need them and getting the key hit. this - the series up

[applause] in cameroon recently, two christians were murdered.an, american pastor is detained indefinitely, facing physical and psychological torture. they asked him to renounce his faith, the same thing they asked the person before he was killed. i have introduced a resolution that says we should do everything within our power and our voice, from the white house, from the state department, from our government, to release this man. [applause] and i will not rest until the pastor is free. across the globe christians are under attack, almost as if we lived in the middle ages or we lived under early pagan roman rule. it is almost as if that is happening again throughout the middle east. this administration does nothing to stop it, and it can be argued they are giving aid and comfort to those who tolerate these crimes. in libya, the country we freed from oppression, the militias that were guarding our ambassador have raided a christian church, rounding up hundreds of christians, accusing them of being missionaries, accusing them of the crime of havin

zimbabwe and cameroon have had the same men in charge for 33 and 30 years respectively.and a number of other african states are nominal democracies, but they are essentially run by dictators. the elections, if they're held at all, tend to be a sham, pockmarked by intimidation, fraud, and violence. a number of indicators highlight the region's crisis of governance. on freedom house's global map of freedom, africa is the region with the highest number of countries listed not free. on transparency international's corruption index, most african states are shaded red denoting graft. alongside all of these dismal rankings, lie a set of numbers singing a very different tune. six of the world's ten fastest growing economies from 2001 to 2010 were african. according to ventures africa, the continent now has 55 billionaires. great strides have been made in creating wealth and expanding development. there have been advances in education, health care, and poverty alleviation. so despite all of these gains, why is africa so far behind on good governance? there there are a number of d

george bwelle travels into the jungles of cameroon nearly every weekend.y to those in need. and robin emmons provides produce to underserved population in her community. >> tell us who inspires you the most. go to cnnheroes.com to vote once a day every day for the cnn hero of the year. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight two words. keep talking. that's what the president is saying, that's what house speaker john boehner is saying as they search for a way out of the shutdown mess. >>> also tonight we'll show you what ted cruz and other gop hard liners are saying. boy are they talking. we'll take you inside the conservative convention where the affordable care act is compared to slavery and death panels live again. >>> later there could be new evidence in the death of 17-year-old kendrick johnson found dead upside down in a rolled up gym mat. the question is was it a freak accident or murder and a coverup? kendrick johnson's parents join me. >>> we begin tonight with the very latest on talks toned the

then we get to our argentina moment, our cameroon moment, our venezuela moment which could definitelyhappen if people conclude that this whole thing is a train wreck and they are not going to fix it. >> mr. stevens, i didn't take high school latin, but i know terra incognito is a place we don't want to be. [laughter] >> senator moran? >> perhaps because we are working so little on the senate floor, we are having a debate about the senate -- the debt ceiling increase here in the committee. i think what you are getting from us is a number of statements testing the waters, telling how we feel, and trying to find some common ground to follow -- to solve a problem. let me pose this issue. i hate where we are. i like certainty. this makes me uncomfortable. we often complain about the uncertainty in the economy that government provides. my guess is that your folks that represent your industry has been in my office and spoke about the uncertainty of the tax code, the regulatory environment. we know it is damaging to business, which means it is damaging to job creation. this is one more instan

george bwelle travels into the jungles of cameroon nearly every weekend.g surgery to those in need. and robin emmons provides produce to underserved population in her community. >> tell us who inspires you the most. go to cnnheroes.com to vote once a day every day for the cnn hero of the year. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight two words. keep talking. that's what the president is saying, that's what house speaker john boehner is saying as they search for a way out of the shutdown mess. >>> also tonight we'll show you what ted cruz and other gop hard liners are saying. boy are they talking. we'll take you inside the conservative convention where the affordable care act is compared to slavery and death panels live again. >>> later there could be new evidence in the death of 17-year-old kendrick johnson found dead upside down in a rolled up gym mat. the question is was it a freak accident or murder and a coverup? kendrick johnson's parents join me. >>> we begin tonight with the very latest on talks toned the government ut

. >>> egypt is hosting cameroon's sports in the second leg of the african champion league's title.he tie was level at 1-1 heading into the match. they took an early lead, and the egyptians are currently leading 1-0. the winner faces orlando pirates in the final. >>> the return of messi wasn't enough to inspire them. they dropped their first points of the season as richard parr reports. >> reporter: messi returned to the bench for bars loan that after missing three weeks with a hamstring problem. he was missing the target. ahead of the defender and a shot from resulted in heads being in hands. while messi couldn't believe what he was seeing, he failed to do much better when he came on midway through the second half. barcelona failed to kor for the first time in 65 league games. they miss out on a record equally ninth straight win this season. returning from injury, the most expensive player started on the bench for real madrid. after a goalless first half, real took the lead just seconds after the interval and helped his cross and miss renaldo and threw it to the net. he came off fo

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the goals including 90 minute penalty and in the other game it was goalless between tunisia and cameroon advance to the tourn. next year in brazil. and organizers at the world cup and violence happened on sunday in half time in the match here and fans clash with police and local tv station reported two explosions in the stands. the incident was brought under control before the second half and the match ended goalless. overnight in argentina they reestablished their couple 3 point cushion at the top of the ncl and a flood light failure in the second half left the game dark. and play resumed and they went and victor lopez had one goal lead, and much to the delight of that fan. in a dying moment they deserved they needed a penalty but no foul was given and it was 1-0. and fourth place is hosting here and the super hero were ahead in the 12th minute and the seconds ticked away to the final and surprised the host with the shots and a huge deflexion to one draw and a share of the point. over to the nhl and the ducks beat them 4-1, in the first game back to the city and bobby ryan and spent the

[applause] in cameroon recently, two christians were murdered., american pastor is detained indefinitely, facing physical and psychological torture. they asked him to renounce his faith, the same thing they asked the person before he was killed. i have introduced a resolution that says we should do everything within our power and our voice, from the white house, from the state department, from our government, to release this man. [applause] and i will not rest until the pastor is free. across the globe christians are under attack almost as if we lived in the middle ages or we lived under early pagan roman rule. it is almost as if that is happening again throughout the middle east. this administration does nothing to stop it, and it can be argued they are giving aid and comfort to those who tolerate these crimes. in libya, the country we freed from oppression, the militias that were guarding our ambassador have raided a christian church, rounding up hundreds of christians, accusing them of being missionaries accusing them of the crime of having a

reckless or nations who have broken their word in the market, which include argentina, venezuela, and cameroon. default left those countries financial pariahs. the answer is not to make our payments on money already spent. we should never inject uncertainty into the markets, that we as a country will not keep our word to pay the debts that we owe. we must pay our bills on time and in full. then we must manage our future spending and bring down our debt. no one takes our national debt more seriously than i do. as a republican governor, working with a democratic senate and house, i balanced the budget eight years running and worked with colleagues from both sides to ensure that our state honored its debts and expanded its economy. later, i joint a task force that endorsed painful measures to put the country's house in order. i urge members of the committee and the full senate and house to engage in a way to find long- term solutions to our growing debt levels. if confidence is lost in our country's willingness to pay its bills, we will have lost something that may be impossible to regain, the wo

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[applause] in cameroon recently, two christians were murdered.iran, american pastor is detained indefinitely, facing physical and psychological torture. they asked him to renounce his faith, the same thing they asked the person before he was killed. i have introduced a resolution that says we should do everything within our power and our voice, from the white house, from the state department, from our government, to release this man. [applause] and i will not rest until the pastor is free. across the globe christians are under attack, almost as if we lived in the middle ages or we lived under early pagan roman rule. it is almost as if the disciples of christ is happening again throughout the middle east. this administration does nothing to stop it, and it can be argued they are giving aid and comfort to those who tolerate these crimes. in libya, the country we freed from oppression, the militias that were guarding our ambassador have raided a christian church, rounding up hundreds of christians, accusing them of being missionaries, accusing them

according to ake, that attack took place off the southernmost coast of nigeria, not far from cameroon. >>> the cousin of kennedy jr. could soon be released on bond. michael skakel was convicted of killing his neighbor, martha moxley. a judge ruled the defense was inadequate. state prosecutors plan to appeal the ruling. >>> hundreds of passengers are stranded at ft. lauderdale airport at spirit airways is doing a proactive check on engines after one failed last week, but that's causing significant delays. >> very frustrating. i'm tired, sleep y hungry. just want to lay down. >> it's maintenance problems. that's what i've been hearing from spirit employees and other passengers. >> spirit told cnn it plans to finish all necessary checks this morning. >>> from the "newsroom" -- no pot of gold under the golden arches. >> can i help you? >> hi. i wanted more information about some help that i need. >> mcdonald's calls it resource line, helping their workers get food stamp and heating assistance. >> do have you kids? >> yes, yes. two kids. >> yeah. you would most likely be eligible for snap

george travels into the jungles of cameroon nearly every weekend bringing free health care to those in of her community. congratulations. tell us who inspires you most. go to cnnheroes.com to vote once a day every day for your cnn hero of the year. >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. so glad you could join us. brooke's off today. the government, still partially shut down. the debt ceiling still looming. and a temporary extension has not been agreed upon. at least not yet. republicans want the deal without ending the shutdown, and sources tell cnn a house vote on this deal could come as early as today. at any moment now. one phrase we're hearing today that we haven't heard, at least for the past 11 days, and probably longer than that, is we're all working together now. we're all working together now. stop the presses. congress, the people we pay to talk, actually talking to each other. but is there really any progress? not too long ago, president obama met with senate republicans and apparently the meeting, it went well, but -- >> there were many conversations on the long-term debt prob

then we get to our argentina moment, our cameroon moment, our venezuela moment which could very definitely happen if people conclude that this whole thing is a train wreck and they are not going to fix it. >> mr. stevens, i didn't take high school latin, but i know terra incognito is a place we don't want to be. [laughter] >> senator moran? >> perhaps because we are working so little on the senate floor, we are having a debate about the senate -- the debt ceiling increase here in the committee. i think what you are getting from us is a number of statements testing the waters, telling how we feel, and trying to find some common ground to follow -- to solve a problem. let me pose this issue. i hate where we are. i like certainty. this makes me uncomfortable. we often complain about the uncertainty in the economy that government provides. my guess is that your folks that represent your industry has been in my office and spoke about the uncertainty of the tax code, the regulatory environment. we know it is damaging to business, which means it is damaging to job creation. this is one more insta

debt nations that have broken their word in the markets, which include argentina, venezuela and cameroon. desalts let those countries financial pariahs and debilitated their economy. the answer to managing our debt is not to simply stop making the payments on money already spent. we should never inject uncertainty into markets that we as a country will not keep our word and pay the debts that we go. we must pay our bills on time and in full. then we must carefully managed our future spending and bring down our debt to a sustainable level. no one takes the national debt more seriously than i do. as a republican governor working with my entire year eight years in the senate balance the state budget eight years running and work with colleagues from both sides of the aisle to ensure that our state staff expand its economy. later i joined a the bipartisan policy center debt reduction task force which endorsed in a bipartisan way the painful but necessary measures to put the country's fiscal house in order. i urge members of the committee and the full senate and the house to engage in a bipart

from cameroon, dr.rth carolina, robin eons, she's grown more than 26,000 pounds of fresh produce for underserved residents her community. want to congratulate all of our top ten cnn heroes. each get $50,000 and also have a chance to become the cnn hero of the year. that person gets an additional $250,000 to continue their work and that's the money that can really help some of the heroes take the work to the next level. some have sacrificed a lot, worked on their own for years without a paycheck, the financial recognition can make all the difference and it's up to viewers now to decide. >> that's the important thing. >> voting opens today and anybody can go to cnnheroes.com to vote. you can vote once a day every day all the way through, this airs december 1st at 8:00 p.m., where we will announce the cnn hero of the year. >> every year you fall in love with all of these people and just how big their hearts are and what they can offer. is there a most memorable? it's impossible -- >> every year, they're al

argentina, venezuela, cameroon. we have never defaulted. as a result of that, the united states dollar is the soundest currency in the world. think about it for a second. where else would you turn? the united states dollar is the soundest currency, and buying the debt of the united states is considered to be the single-safest investment any person, business or country can make. you know, we didn't just inherit this. we earned this. because every year the united states has been a nation, we have paid our bills. now that is being brought into question. and today at noon on the floor of the united states senate there is going to be a vote on this measure as to whether or not we proceed with the debate over paying our bills. sadly we are told that not a single republican senator will join us in just allowing the debate on paying our bills. that is a sad commentary. when you think about it, it is taking the events of the last week or two to the extreme. it was bad enough to shut down the government of the united states. when the republicans deci