some people believe that has contributed to cape town's water crisis. politics may have played a role but i think the real problem was that national treasury said to the department of water thing is you're not getting any more money. and they didn't have the money because there's a whole lot of us have been squandered. the entire world has supported black economic empowerment in south africa and yes it is necessary to find a rich to chew shouldn't for the sins of the past but what people also have to recognize is that like a demonic empowerment has just become a fig leaf to cover corruption it sounds moral it sounds good people don't want to be against it but it really is just a number 11 hind which a lot of corruption is he really cape town and the western cape province are controlled by the democratic alliance or da party while the national government is in the hands of the a.n.c. . for years the da and the women who occupied top posts in cape town were an irritant to president jacob zuma who stepped down in the face of corruption allegations in 2018.

cape town and the western cape province are controlled by the democratic alliance or da party while the national government is in the hands of the a.n.c. . for years the da and the women who occupied top posts in cape town were an irritant to president jacob zuma who stepped down in the face of corruption allegations in 2018. the information that i have is that in 20. 3 g. 13 there was a meeting held and that meeting was held in the bottom mineral resources and i have a source in that meeting that they gave me the engine of this meeting and in that meeting the discussion watch. how do we deal with helen zille or how do we deal with with with additional because patricia below was blowing the whistle on the arms deal and helen zille or had just be been appointed the premier and she was making a huge noise about the sit back but i so i depute of time in the bottom when rules of decision was made to simply witness water and they decided at that point in time that they going to turn water into a tour in into a weapon to teach their teacher did the da listen to particularly those 2 to one. of

police in cape town has struggled to reach a deadly gang violence in parts of the city known as cape flats as an area that has been hunting black brown south africans since the apartheid era the situation in the flats is now so bad the soldiers in armored cars are on patrol to help restore order the units of the south african national defense force began rolling into 10 precincts on july 18th as part of a 3 month deployment called operation prosper it's hoped that the army's presence will give overworked police breathing space to investigate crimes but detectives have an overwhelming caseload 43 people were murdered across cape flats in the weekend preceeding the deployment here's what residents said as soldiers rolled in . but really. they are you. and i want to thank the government will make good this isn't really the because on me the children people starting every day on. this new thing that is if. you. find another place to be. too much. to reach. for more in this situation we are joined from cape town sponsored from st by henrietta abrams she is a community and social justice a

in cape town hello everybody it is good to have you here. i want to start with some video al-jazeera been covering the situation in cape flats for some while now this is for media minute she got some overall video of residents who were living in different precincts in cape flats and they were in their homes busy in their neighborhoods taking pictures and videos of what was happening around the area so how look at this video i want you to tell me how accurate it is is this every day occurrence is let's take a look together. i mean the phone with us. otherwise looks like i'll shut them up for a while and i'll tell one percent of avid anti-flash i love all of it. that's part of one part of this in the little correctly pointed out the release of 2 thirds because cain precincts. that can double a start over time but it's a lot of time and really the reason why we've actually eventually called for the army to come and to be deployed in those dancers are the reasons for that is that the street the police didn't just want to have any capability and

he's in cape town hello everybody it is good to have you here. al but i want to start with some video al-jazeera been covering the situation in cape flats for some while now this is for me dan miller she got some mobile video of residents who were living in different precincts in cape flats and they were in their homes busy in their neighborhoods taking pictures and videos of what was happening around the area so how we look at this video of i want you to tell me how accurate it is is this every day occurrence is let's take a look together. i mean the phone with us. however this looks like the mafia and i don't want people to think this is evident in cape flats and los angeles is that. yes that's part of one part of town and this in the little correctly pointed out really city of 2 terms because came precincts you have that kind of balance and stop that all of the time but it's a lot of time and that's really the reason why we've actually been she called for the army to come and to be deployed in those dancers and the reason for that is that the

police in cape town have struggled to reach deadly gang violence in parts of the city known as cape flats as an area that has been home to black brown south africans since the apartheid era the situation in the flats is now so bad the soldiers in armored cars are on patrol to help restore order the units of the south african national defense force began rolling into 10 precincts on july 18th as part of a 3 month deployment called operation prosper it's hoped that the army's presence will give overworked police breathing space to investigate crimes but detectives have an overwhelming caseload 43 people were murdered across cape flats in the weekend preceeding the deployment here's what residents said as soldiers rolled in. but really i think that they are you know the army are you know and i want to thank the government will make a good decision. the because on me the children people studying every day on our streets that this new thing that. i feel like i should. find another place to be. too much. to reach. for more in this situation we are joined from cape town spawn to hopeful sent by

i was thinking of marching for peace right in the cape town township of man. in charge. karim adams these daily demonstrations have become a disappointing ritual he's lived here for almost 50 years and says the level of violence nowadays has never been so bet's father to 5 children adams worries about their future none of us feel safe in this is in this environment. goes. through. this a lot of innocent people that said. the residents have been organizing these protests on a daily basis for 2 months now but nothing much has happened since then. adams shows us around his township manenberg has been considered. area for many years but in recent months violence has escalated with several gangs involved in the brutal battle over drugs and power this is still limited considered to be in the it's a. there's no there's been she was. so it's really straight they divided the terrorists yeah. the goal of. both gangs reached a truce but it didn't last long just a few days ago shootouts took place and a man was killed. the protesters express their solidarity with the victim's mother

to be a correspondent adrienne chris reporting for us from cape town thank you ira. and football tonight is the final in the africa cup of nations senegal has a chance to win their 1st ever football title the lions of tauranga are the slight favorites against algeria but the algerian team has already defeated senegal in the group stages and will bring an army of travelling fans to cairo. algeria fans have filled chartered planes to see their side in action in egypt and they are convinced they all claim a 2nd title after the triumph of $990.00 some even believe it's fate. i can do to support our geo of course we've been waiting 29 years for this i'm 28 years old it's the perfect time so i'm going to represent everyone. it was a late winner from superstar that fired algeria into the final after the final whistle on sunday morez was full of the supporters optimism. we had already did not think this is going. to play the final. tough game. we are capable to to win it but they are confident to be jubilant senegalese supporters back home who watched their side triumph over

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town. every monsoon rains have caused havoc across large parts of asia unleashing flash flooding and landslides and washing away buildings where 130 people were killed in the poll india pakistan bangladesh all being affected in myanmar more than 21000 people have been forced to leave their homes rising rivers and lightning strikes have killed more than a dozen people in bangladesh some were running the refugees in overcrowded camps buildings have collapsed in northern parts of india killing at least 14 people but the worst affected is no power at least 78 people were killed and more than 165000 displaced by widespread flooding subpoena stretta has more now from russia hot. i'm here in the village about improving the district road the hut. i'm on the banks of the budmouth the river which generally is a much smaller river this is an embankment that keeps the water from going into the village as a local server here along with security forces have been trying to ensure that the banks don't get

cape town struggling police force for 3 months and. neighborhoods identified as criminal hotspots police figures show the city has of africa's highest murder rate almost 900 people have been killed in cape town and it's probably western cape in just the past 6 months turf wars between rival gangs is being blamed for fueling the bloodshed western cape provincial leader albert for it says it's become so bad that people are effectively living in war zones for me to miller joins me now from cape town and for me to this general spiral in the death toll really came to a peak within the last week when 5 women were shot independently in one house and then the next day 5 men the government really had to do something. so this isn't a new problem and if you speak to people here on the cape flats they say this has been going on for years and now it's out of control and this is why we're seeing government taking action by they say deploying soldiers to areas on the cape flats and just to give you an idea if you look at the number that you've just m

and if you speak to people here on the cape flats they say this has been going on for years and now it's out of control and this is why we're seeing government taking action by they say deploying soldiers to areas on the cape flats and just to give you an idea if you look at the number of these 10 areas within the boundaries of the city of cape town contributes to almost heart of the number of people killed and most of it related to gang violence the government has said it's preparing to deploy these troops to try and stabilize the high level of crimea there are concerns around just that being a temporary measure one of the greatest concerns is the police and how they're under resourced and they've also been accused of corruption of protecting in some cases gang bosses and also just being under resourced not being it not having the capability to deal with the extent of the problem here in cape town. a political transition agreement between sudan's military junta and a pro-democracy coalition is due to be signed on saturday this is a reminder of the significant events so far after we

town and its province western cape in just the past 6 months turf wars between rival gangs are being blamed for fueling the bloodshed western cape provincial leader albert for it says it's become so bad that people are effectively living in war zones well earlier i spoke to albert fritz and asked him if deploying the military means the government has failed to keep the promises made after apartheid. government resources for policing unfortunately in this specific problems is a really really was lacking and so we had a shortage of. at that point we have about 1500 policemen and sure. we also think that what we need the army to go and do is just to assist with those resource problem you know human decency and to stabilize the situation so that the police can also go into the t.v. gunships and billy to go in and break the wrist and to do probably missed so that they because the cases get stand up in court because real out of you know a lot of society we are a constitutional democracy and we can go and do all the areas of the court and go build against the conduct and that's the only dre

you members of the congressional black caucus to get there are always nancy pelosi visited mina in cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go through the door of no return. for congresswoman karen bass this visit is crucial. to our ancestors before they left here and in our treacherous journey to the united states in which they begin. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands was water from the rivers a slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this solves. my next guest wasn't in parliament as pelosi was speaking today because he's days as an n.p.r. over mystical joe he is also an author welcome to the deputy africa mystery and a year in the city off cape coast launching your boat from jamestown to jamestown losses to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it well the book was already. struck their love up for all the fire started were captured from the concept of our success. doctor. in the fall for the car full of prague dreams of plastic. a picture of the americas

and marching for peace in cape town a military ascension to a township that's been torn apart by rival gates we'll bring you a special report from our correspondent on the ground. good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says an american warship destroyed an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz on thursday trump accused iran of quote provocative and hostile action he said the drone was downed after repeated warnings were ignored. this is the ship that the white house says brought down an iranian drone the u.s.s. boxer an assault ship sent to the persian gulf just over a month ago u.s. president donald trump said a drone had come within a 1000 yards of the u.s.s. boxer and ignored calls to stand down. this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels operating in international waters the united states reserves the right to defend our personnel facilities and interests and calls upon all nations to condemn iran's attempts to disrupt freedom of navigation. and global commerce. iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who was a new york fo

flats in cape town in south africa right now thank you so much mika. here on twitter says the allocation of police resources is wholly unequal in south africa especially in communities of color so start there. at. 10 take everybody. take the worst possible material eurabia grind it into dust comparable to flour and make a whole lot of it and put it into a place where people live it is a cause colossal event. as well and so many people a food here this is the file in cuba but doesn't make you feel nice you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous an on a mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al jazeera. it really is the international perspective that sets al-jazeera hearts and other news outlets beyond thorsten systems out of reach out and adding up the plates of power outages to me journalism is about public service and making a difference in people's lives i'm amazed every day by the porting on al-jazeera and the places that my colleagues go it inspires me to take a different approach to how i report news here for. the

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to correspondent i do increase reporting for us from cape town thank you aaron. all right football now africa is getting ready to crown its champion in tonight's africa cup of nations final in cairo we have press harrington from the sports with us to talk about the buildup so yes do we have 2 good finalists your worthy finalists or was this a surprise no one called it a surprise you know well 1st off the africa cup of nations is a very wide open tournament a lot of teams that participate have won the tournament in the past but when you look at algeria in senegal you look at their fee for ranking you know head and shoulders of you know the majority of the african nations they competed you know i did pick them to go far in the tournament it's interesting because senegal has actually the highest fee for a game have never won it all this is their opportunity obviously led by savio monday who plays for liverpool he's a star in the premier league and of course the algerian side the desert fox is led by man city's riyad maher is also a very strong side i think it's a to

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town. the lower house of the us congress has passed 2 bills on saudi arabia condemning human rights abuses and seeking sanctions over the murder of the saudi journalist. is also criticized riyadh for detaining female human rights activists. bill received an overwhelming $405.00 to $7.00 votes requiring the director of national intelligence to name those involved in the killing but despite a strong bipartisan backing the measures may be challenged in the republican dominated senate. now is the time to make clear that reckless behavior whether the murder of an american resident or the kidnapping of the lebanese prime minister or the blockade of cutter carry a price that the men rule saudi arabia need to take our interests and values into account rather than always counting on us to cover up for them their brothers on dough has more now from washington d.c. . this was the saudi arabia human rights and accountability bill and it sought to do just that as you mention seek accountability for the

and south africa's government deploys soldiers to combat gang violence in cape town but is the military the solution to an economic problem. hello there we should be in for a fairly quiet couple of days across sections of the middle east you will they see that cloud across the north it is the way he is way steadily from west to towards the east pushing tools accounts b. and c. and it's not just cow there is some rain in there too but it's not particularly heavy although it is fairly widespread as you can see to the south a very hot 42 in baghdad 33 across in karate and it is a bit of a cloudy day on saturday cool central eastern areas of turkey although the rain is certainly paul st pretty quickly and it should be a better day on sunday to one or 2 showers lingering as we head towards the caspian sea not about day sunday in beirut with a high of 29 so feeling better than you've seen of late to the south so much is here no such high as they could be for this time of year we've got $42.00 in doha $32.00 across in abu dhabi and pretty nice and will scott with a high of 33 but will cloud ar

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town the trumpet ministrations says facebook's digital currency could become a national security threat president donald trump has dismissed the libra of having little standing or dependability comments by the treasury secretary went even further steve minutia unworn of the currency could be used for money laundering or drug trafficking the u.s. congress is expected to start hearings on facebook's plan on tuesday. now wrestling as a way of life in dagestan the region in southern russia produces many of the world's world sports world champions a step vast more importance not only the number one sport there but also a way to keep young men in the way of gang violence and the legal drugs. rich or poor city kid or village boy these tacky stine teenagers all share the same dream becoming an olympic champion many are brought to these wrestling schools by their parents who are worried about their future in what is known to be a turbulent part of russia that has seen violence by armed groups in the past and hundreds of rus

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town the wrestling as a way of life in dagestan that's a region in southern russia produces many of the sports world champions a steadfast reports is not only the number one sport there but also a way to keep young men away from gang violence and only the drugs. rich or poor city kid village boy these tacky stein teenagers all share the same dream becoming an olympic champion many are brought to these wrestling schools by their parents who are worried about their future in what is known to be a turbulent part of russia that stan has seen violence by armed groups in the past and hundreds of russians many from this region are believed to have joined i sell the message on the school's banner is clear sports against trucks and terrorism. 13 year old. started training 3 years ago growing up without his mother in the outskirts of the main city. you found a new family in the wrestling school he says his coach did not only teach him wrestling techniques but gave him a purpose in life. i became calm my character has trai

our forces in cape town have chosen a rather unusual way to fight a surge in gun crime a battalion of south african soldiers is to be deployed to the worst affected district d.w. correspondent adrien krishna is that welcome audience or tell us about the background to this decision. so phil the situation here has been escalating heavily in the last 2 years and the state tried to react in the late 2018 the president created an anti gang unit that tried to crack down on the gang violence on the cape flats but they only had some success as they were not very successful the numbers of murders were still going up this year alone almost 1000 people were killed in the cape flats a part of cape town and so they needed to step up this is the authorities the local authorities in cape town have been asking for more support from the central government and now the president has finally decided to send the military and so soldiers on the streets what have people there think about this. is very controversial we've talked to people who are very happy about it they think now finally things will change

months and poor neighborhoods identified as crime hotspots farmers are miller has the latest from cape town. it may be a small group of people who are demonstrating their anger and really level of crime and violence in this community but i think i have a strong message to her to say no to drugs and knows to gangs they're straight out they hold these type of marchers almost every weekend hoping it will raise awareness around the level of violence more than 2000 people have been killed in the western cape province is the beginning of the year and almost half of those murders have taken place and it's just like. we haven't seen is a reality for many people and many of those victims have told them how the government has decided to move the florey army to 10 areas across the state flats say. they realize the high levels of crime is a tradition has reached crisis point 3 police are not able to do their jobs they're now looking to the army to create an environment where they can tackle the problem of gang violence but you can see many children to go to school it's a little. different this bec

all too familiar scenes on the cape flats in cape town we communities are terrorized by gang violence and the. mobile phone footage shows opposing gangs in manenberg open fire at point blank range in a field just across from high rise flats in another video a man who we are told is a gang member shoots across a parking lot and yet another taken in hanover park shots are fired in defiance of police as they arrive at the scene people in these communities say they live in fear and the police have lost control and many welcome the government's decision to send soldiers to 10 areas they say of being held hostage by gangs and violence. one of them is dawn peters who has lived in manenberg for 17 years her son trevor was shot dead a month ago as he walked to the shop to buy snacks for a football match gone says she ran for cover as the shots rang out outside a home. for the guns invariants but i couldn't see their faces 1st dog obviously. and so i saw them. for they wasn't far from with the corner was from the shop so i knew i wasn't going to make it the fight on both sides the people that t

and congressman before there was well what is the significance of that city cape could. you have kept cause when he was he aware of the force of the lives of our way taken out so we've become a symbol by the fact that the very last thing on the south was because of our progress of course about me that represent that we have brownsville. georgia of the people who are digging out from the consciousness of the evidence ok and so missy and co we really appreciate you coming on we're looking forward to having you here in our studio to talk more about the book you've written called you young colts and for me n.p.n. gun escape codes thank you thank you. not gonna has say so they give off returned to mark the anniversary the government is billing it as quote a major landmark spiritual and birthright journey and an invitation to the global african family to come to ghana the africa made one young american who came home. 26 year old ivory coast miles and his colleagues i getting ready for the deep for the next 2 months the student is volunteering at this school to help children wi

over but mr cold is also an author welcome to the tempe africom estate and you're in the city off cape coast launching you'll both from jamestown to jamestown places to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it welcome the focus so far already of it struck your love of for all that time back to work captured from the concepts of our success. is there for a couple. of life to. ensure the american career right. here on friday bill over here. personally and i did you write the book. i wrote the book for a couple of reasons one is that you know what you know who we are where busy saw the tops of cars it's not a hopper it's 3 syllables of what are. you fall foul of hockey and really hated for the. idea sort of stewards busy of research and find out exactly why we say that there was and the africa that i was the issue at that civilization began in africa and that the origin of bonded in africa i needed to get all the full speech. which is out there for you for of up to sit there to do all right in this and pages are actually this is we don't have all that much time but

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town. at least $24.00 people are feared dead after heavy rains and flash flooding in the neelam valley in pakistan administered kashmir several people are missing floods stanage roads and more than $250.00 homes officials warn the death toll may increase as rescuers struggle to reach affected areas in the poll at least 67 people have been killed in flash floods and landslides sabina shuster reports from the southern district of parser the commies firmly in power any poor village are in mourning 16 year old me was drowned while out with his friends in the city of their guns he had great dreams of being an engineer and working at nasa space agency his father says he had just built a drone. when anyone would visit he was the one who would pull up a chair and make food. to think that he would be taken away from this world. this is what then tire southern belt of nepal look like until sunday swollen rivers broke their banks forcing thousands from their homes 48 hours of nonstop rain all over the

late 19th century is finally on its way back a german museum agreed to repatriate the stone cross off cape cross in may now germany says it's committed to coming to terms with its colonial possed berlin is negotiating with the in the movie and government over the terms of an apology for its genocide committed against the head of it all and nama peoples in the early 20th century germany has already returned a number of skulls of indigenous people removed from the movie a jury in colonial rule now the return of the cross marks a never concrete step to make good germany's pledge to exxon or 8 the return of the facts and human remains from former african colonies. cape cross in their own headland south atlantic coast has few human inhabitants but hundreds of thousands of seals it's a nature reserve that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a replica of the stone cross built by portuguese seafarers more than 500 years ago the original was stolen by german colonialists in the late 1900 is explained in the hotel museum near by. life and tell manager

cape cross in their own head. south atlantic coast has few human inhabitants but hundreds of thousands of seals it's a nature reserve that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a replica of the stone cross built by portuguese seafarers more than 500 years ago the original was stolen by german colonialists in the late 1900 is explained in a hotel museum near by. life and tell manager comes the latest developments in this story. proves this with everything you know so if you can understand it you've got. it can also teach the children that what transpired in the. reply you know they say they feel you know we're still reaching out to be dissuaded from this so i think it's going to be it's going to play a very nature or if we do if they will i think it will have a major boost tourism sector after years of effort than a 1000000 government has retrieved cultural property stolen by germany during its colonial occupation in the capital we'll talk at the namibian independence

and summer 20 a scene in cape town is counting down to days in. prison costume. now some have trouble even banking on those found tentative sources act. that hounded president's surprise this is an account of the last. 75 minutes on d w. war war war. the quiet melody resounds michael white of the mood. and it zoom repeat resonate within its soul. the mind and the music. beethoven 1st bond 2019 from september 6th to september 29th. i am a how am i am. i am i am . it's been 15 years since the moon landing. she was the 1st man to walk on the moon. i am. as a small boy she dreamed of the stars i am as a pilot she flew anything no matter how to interest. church to go to. as an astronaut he took part in the greatest adventure in history. he wrote a legend or simply a human being who was neil armstrong. the moon was his destiny starts july 20th on t.w. the. e.u. leaders have decided on the most important jobs in the european union german defense minister on the land is due to become the new president of the european commission and christine the gone to carney head of th

flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town in the near 0 has been cracking down on illegal fishing by destroying unlicensed vessels flowing to foreign countries the measure has helped boost its fish stocks but as lawrence louis reports now from summering illegal boats aren't the only threat to marine life. after half a day out at sea it's time to sort the whole small boats such as these in tomorrow in the city's central java contribution 70 percent of the nation's catch a few years ago these waters were in danger of being overfished foreign vessels illegally worked off the indonesian coast stocks only recovered after the government started thinking unlicensed boats significant improvement compared with other country in the war one of the main reason because of the ferry that week on the on the reason and the impact impacted not on not only. the fishermen indonesia but also the other industrial like board but now the industry faces a new threat indonesia's fisheries exports may have improved but this country is also the world's 2nd largest plastic wa

are being sent to help police fight rising crime in one of south africa's top tourist destinations cape town has the country's highest murder rates the troops will reinforce the city's struggling police force for 3 months in poor neighborhoods identified as crime hotspots. the story. this isn't a new problem and if you speak to people here on the cape flats they say this has been going on for years and now it's out of control and this is why we're seeing government taking action by they say deploying soldiers to areas on the cape flats and just to give you an idea if you look at the number of these 10 areas within the boundaries of the city of cape town contributes to almost hall of the number of people killed and most of it related to gang violence the government has said it's preparing to deploy these troops to try and stabilize the high level of crimea there are concerns around just that being a temporary measure one of the greatest concerns is the police and how they're under resourced and they've also been accused of corruption of protecting in some cases gang bosses and also just

cape canaveral from here on after would now be known as cape kennedy. ♪ weekend, american history tve 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing with live coverage from the national air and space museum, archival film, interviews with astronauts and more. to watch all of our programs in their entirety, you can visit our website, c-span.org/history. the next several hours, american history tv features cbs news coverage of apollo 11. nasa's first mission to land man on the moon. we begin with a launch on july 16, 1959. that will be followed by the cbs broadcast of the moon landing and moonwalk on july 20. we wrap up coverage with the urn to earth and the recovery by the crew of the uss hornet. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> this is a scene, right out here beyond our press site.

blamed for fueling the bloodshed western cape provincial leader albert fritz says it's become so bad that people are effectively living in war zones well earlier my colleague seville raman spoke to albert fritz and asked him if deploying the military means the government has failed to keep the promises made after apartheid. government resources for policing unfortunately in this specific problems is a really really was lacking until we had the subject of words up as at that point we have about 1500 policemen and sure. we also think that what we need the army to go and do is just to assist with those resources problem you know human decency and to stabilize the situation so that the police can also going to the t.v. gunships and billy areas to go in and break the wrist and to do probably miss the gaze so that they visit cases can stand up in court because we have a lot of you know a role in society we are a constitutional democracy and where we can go and do all the areas of the court agel build against the conduct and that's the only dream when we think of south africa we do we do wh

a rare tornado on cape cod today. dangerous winds, you can see them right there, ripping the roof off one of the cape's iconic motels. here are some of the aerials coming in tonight, the aftermath. you can see the destruction there. this spinning waterspout in south yarmouth. driving rain and winds up to 90 miles an hour across the cape. it's the same system that flooded the streets of brooklyn, new york, overnight, with several feet of water. downing trees across the east, killing a man in maryland. tonight, hundreds of thousands are without power, and abc's linsey davis with the pictures coming in now from cape cod, massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms striking the new england coast. winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: waterspouts churning off cape cod, where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. >> you want to take cover and take this very seriously. >> reporter: watch as the roof is ripped off this motel. >> it pulled pieces of the awning off, one at a

town there are about 135 people to every one police officer here on the cape flats there's about one police officer to about 721 citizens police simply current keep up and the government is hoping that this deployment of the army will stabilize the situation and that people here want to live in fear. leaders from 8 west african countries have agreed to switch to a single regional currency. that means the former french colonies will give up their use of the c.f.a. french and fog of a plan to strengthen regional ties and base trade and interests has moved from the economic capital abidjan. it's definite now leaders of west african nations using the c.f.a. front the 8 countries in the region under the west african monetary union have decided to go ahead with the rollout of the proposed west africa single currency the echo they said they are they have decided to go ahead with a process and any other country but wants to join or who are not decided to join can join later so in the next 2 months we will see the rollout of this currency in west africa that is going to be. legal tender in th

but we begin in south africa or gang violence is a growing problem in cape town over 900 people have been murdered this year alone the government is now putting soldiers on the streets. i. think being macho and for peace right in the cape town talent ship of man and when the local in charge. 2 proper to carry adams these daily demonstrations have become a disappointing ritual he's lived here for almost 50 years and says the level of violence nowadays has never been so bad father to 5 children adams worries about their future none of us feel safe in this is in this environment now school children caught in those gone wild feeling that olds use a lot of innocent people that said to that's been dying man in the adams shows us around his township man and brick has been considered a troubled area for many yes but in recent months violence has escalated with several gangs involved in the brutal battle over drugs and power this is stolen may be considered to be in the it's a. there's an odious when she was. so it's pretty straight they divided the terrorists yeah. they call it. both gangs r

, parts of cape cod bay, as well, this is a natural hunting ground for this species.into consideration the fact that you are a land animal going in the ocean, and be vigilant. >> reporter: the seal population here is protected by law, and while it might seem like shark sightings off cape cod are a common occurrence, being killed by one is very rare. in fact, statistically, you a better chance of being killed by a lightning strike, a car accident, or even a dog. don dahler, cbs news, wellfleet, massachusetts. >> jacobson: some interesting stats there. still ahead, a 3,000-year-old statue of king tut sold to the highest bidder. corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood

town there are about 135 people to every one police officer here on the cape flats there's about one police officer to about 721 citizens police simply current keep up and the government is hoping that this deployment of the army will stabilize the situation and that people here won't live in fear at least 10 people have been killed after an attack on a hotel in the somali poor city of kismayo fighting is still under way at the hotel where local elders and politicians have been discussing an upcoming regional election a journalist's group says 2 reporters are among the dead the armed group has claimed responsibility for the suicide attack. syria now it's been described as the offensive but government forces leading the campaign against rebels in the north west are now on the defensive more than $120.00 soldiers and fighters have died in heavy fighting over the last 48 hours in hama province and as in the heart of reports from neighboring lebanon president bashar assad's forces are finding it hard to make substantial gains. syrian government forces and their allies are struggling to t

town almost 1500 people have been killed in cape town and that's province western cape in just the past 6 months turf wars between rival gangs are being blamed for fuelling the bloodshed western cape provincial leader albert fritz says it's become so bad that people are effectively living in war zones and my colleagues are hell raman spoke to albert fritz earlier. the government resources for policing unfortunately in this specific problems is a really really was lacking and so we had a shortage of words of this is going to have about 1500 policemen and sure. we also think that what we need the army to go and do is just to assist with those resource problem you know human decency and to stabilize the situation so that the police can also go into the t.v. gunships and billy areas to go in and break the wrist and to do probably mr gates so that they business case him can stand up in court because real out of you know a role in society we are a constitutional democracy and where we can go and do all the areas we could to court agel build against their conduct and that's the only dream when