was so that i did eventually get back to cape town and from cape town to the underground for about four months and eventually i was encouraged by play in some way in prison to get out of the country because they said you know if you get arrested you going to just have a long sentence so i played didn't have much of a seven thought so i'm wondering what your thoughts are. how that transition went what lessons might be learned from the transition including the reconciliation commission. and the current status of. i think that one of the things that's most inspiring about the resistance to dictatorship that we see in the middle east is how committed folks to maintaining a peaceful way of actually it was a state. when in fact people have actually when they have even violence on the protests aside it's been very minimal and it's been more in terms of defense in the likes of that and say i do think that you know someone that has inspired leadership. trying to ensure that we understood what we were fighting and what we could not was really helpful because you know as a young activists at the a

and in december eighty six i went to cape town i live in the. cape town and. in the interview for the first time i flew for. twelve finalists you know for that old scholarship for ford scholarships and i was the only black. in the whole panel was pretty much white. i got asked by the supreme court judge at that time it was the chair of the broad selection committee now this is still apartheid africa took place of the old and not only was it a puppet it was when the resistance was a bit speak it was you were known to be a part of oh yeah i mean i was i was you know a student leader had a reasonably high profile in my city but not you know national profile and the question was you know if you had made the minister of education i would you stop the education problem so was. that with all due respect that's a very very eve cristen because that assumes education system we separate from the overall political crisis we have which is the lack of democracy and so on and the thing was i was really relaxed i never thought it was kid it was quite surprised that he got the

they have churches around the world in key avenue, moscow, london, new york, cape town and paris. is the church so successful after 27 years? >> sounds like a cliche, we have a church intend on being relevant and reaching people. i have always tried to be sure we are preaching to people's sunday as well as their monday. relates to people's everyday lives. >> hillsong is more than just music. the church has many other ministries in australia and around the world, hillsong kids, youth and womens ministry. hillsong church will celebrate 25th conference year in 2011. 100 people attended the first one in 1986. more than 30,000 have attended since its inception. >> new it comes down to being a church that is effective and reaches reaches beyond itself. you can see the inworking things that was just a dream. we have been consistent about doing what the lord put into our hearts. >> hillsong face add number of controversy including media criticism for its relationship with several christian organizations and conservative politician politicians. he is optimistic of the future. he sees the e

people gathered outside parliament in cape town. are being told all to show up to vote, totaling more than 200 of them. >> thank you for that reports from johannesburg. that vote is expected in the south african parliament, the information bill. a special report on the trial seen as vital for healing the ruins in cambodia. a special report on the defens survivors and descendants of the bloody massacre. the authorities in iran have dismissed new sanctions announced by western countries over its nuclear program, saying they will have no impact. the u.s., britain, and canada announced on monday a series of restrictions on iran posing petrochemical industry and financial sector, but russia has condemned this as unacceptable and illegal. peers are pteron correspondent. >> airtran's pursuit of nuclear power and perhaps all that goes with it worries the rest of the world. the country's government insists that its ambitions are purely peaceful, a claim doubted by the west. so the united states along with the u.k. and canada have now taken s

the weekend the former english cricket player turned commentator reportedly jumped to his death in cape town on saturday. i'm sure what happened was triggered by the visit of the police and the fact that they. came to charge him with a sexual assault alleged for sexual assault which meant he was going to be detained and would then have to appear in court on monday ok let's talk boxing where amir can is the aiming for a december to remember the briton seeks to retain his w b a and i super wealth with belt against lamont peterson the champion will fight in his opponent's native washington d.c. on the tenth of the month a much of that brings together two men who have lost just once us prudes little time for a count to showboat for the cameras with veteran trainer freddie roach keeping the twenty four year old on his twenty seven year old peterson though stating he will ruin pounds plans to reign supreme over the light welterweight division the champ pulled a record of twenty six wins one loss peterson who was once homeless in washington before meeting it daughter in both the twenty nine wins on

i found myself on a corner in cape town where the indian ocean is on one side. i thought about all of the things that happened to my people in america. nothing had happened to me that mandela had not had happened to him triple fold. he came out of robben island with a smile on his face. he put grace in its people and they are incredibly homogeneous. i got a chance to think about what is the optimum philosophy for all people to believe in. my philosophy is that everybody on this planet belongs to this plan. i will continue with that with love and understanding and compassion for even the "enemy." i pray that my projects will be done by the established hollywood with love and understanding after they have learned their lesson. they are painting themselves into a corner as we speak. stronger way a than the problem is today. i will do everything i can to make these stories just as relevant as the ones on the screen today for the sake of all of our children. and for our children to practice living that way at a young age so that racism and indifference do not exist.

and from cape town, south africa. and from thailand. i love this. so what should i have done, andy? have grabbed the governor's tie, messed up his hair? i challenged him and he said what he said. i don't understand this let him get away with it stuff. i don't have powers of arrest here. phyllis marshall from georgia. janet cometon. and betty more, west view, pennsylvania. we don't lay off anyone, betty. we asked the governor to explain the penn state charity deal, he declined. i report it. and from new jersey. >> i will be there tomorrow night at seven and they are giving the free bracelets out during the day. also the show in atlantic city saturday nearly sold out. and at the landmark theatre on friday, this coming friday night. if you want to see us, you better get on it. laura from alaska. >> first of all, i would not want to inflict that on ms. ripka, who is a very nice person. secondly, i believe my days co-hosting anything are over. been there. and finally, pinhead or patriots. taylor swift, last night she was asked about her status as a role model. >> you are a role model and

and from cape town, south africa. and from thailand. i love this. so what should i have done, andy?uld i have grabbed the governor's tie, messed up his hair? i challenged him and he said what he said. i don't understand this let him get away with it stuff. i don't have powers of arrest here. phyllis marshall from georgia. janet cometon. and betty more, west view, pennsylvania. we don't lay off anyone, betty. we askedhe governor to explain the penn state charity deal, he declined. i report it. and from new jersey. >> i will be there tomorrow night at seven and they are giving the free bracelets out during the day. also the show in atlantic city saturday nearly sold out. and at the landmark theatre on friday, this coming friday night. if you want to see us, you better get on it. laura from alaska. >> first of all, i would not want to inflict that on ms. ripka, who is a very nice person. secondly, i believe my days co-hosting anything are over. been there. and finally, pinhead or patriots. taylor swift, last night she was asked about her status as a role model. >> you are a role model

mandela's life, i found myself in cape town where the indian ocean is on one side and the atlantic ocean on the other. i was feeling about all the stuff that has had it to me and my people in america, the lynchings and all of that stuff. nothing has really happened to me personally that did not happen to mandela triple-fold. he came out of the island with this smile on his face. because of that smile on his face, he put the grace of his people, and they're incredibly homogeneous. he has put the whole country together. we got a chance to think about what is the octomom philosophy for all people to believe in. my philosophy is that anybody that is on this planet belongs to this planet. nobody is better, nobody was. i will continue with that, with love, understanding, and fashion, and even to the "enemy." i pray that my projects will be done in hollywood with love and understanding after they learned their lesson. they are beating themselves even as we speak on the that love and understanding and god's way is a stronger way. i think it will go away. hopefully we will see it go away in my ge

. >> they live off the coast of cape town. they are very used to very cold water.wn in rock island, the water is ground temperature, it is 55 or 60 degrees year-round regardless of temperature outside. they are used to that and they are used tey humans. we do hand raise all of our pain was. >> you also have a breeding program there. you have a couple of the chicks. >> we do. we're the best at reading african black footed penguins. there is one right there. so cute. but they are very cute. we can raise them because they have to be used to being fed by the keepers every day. beekeepers hand feed every penny and we have every single day twice a day making sure they get their vitamins and medicines. it is important for us to be very hands-on with them. >> the only state with their parents for a few weeks? >> just a few weeks to make sure they are healthy and get a good start. then the parents will breed more. it is an endangered species. we do rush the breeding program. in a warm, they would only take care of one. we get more chicks this way, and we can disperse them t

mimics the natural rocky structure you'd find on the coastline of south africa, maybe a place like cape townest, and who is this? gina: oh, that's atana. actually -- jeff: is she nice? gina: yes, and atana and sal are mates. jeff: oh, really? gina: so he's not even upset that you're in his space, but you've got his lady. jeff: oh, really? so, basically, we've got good cop, bad cop here. gina: yeah. jeff: i think humans share a lot in common with penguins. they tend to be monogamous, correct? gina: yeah. jeff: and these animals, when they choose a mate, they choose it for life. gina: yes. jeff: and that's really their survival strategy. when you live in a tough, unforgiving environment, like a cold, coastal place, or maybe the arctic, wherever you find different species of penguins, you want to have a partnership to ensure that your offspring have a chance to survive. but when we have them up close like this, it really gives us this amazing window into the fascinating world of penguins. and see what she's doing? as i'm kind of grooming her, she's kind of grooming my plumage, which is this t-s

look at this flip, we've got 58 in town. 70 cape hatteras. 44 charlotte. there is know nearby. check out this storm, you can see this wrapping around, see how this circulation pulled this air wrapping around the center, that cold air dominated by snow on the west side, adding up between 2-4 inches. we are watching the warm air, moisture in place , the roads are damp. passing showers. this is extremely heavy rape across central sections of virginia and north carolina. that's going to pump in our direction and bring us near record rainfall. we need 2.5 inches to get to the record territory. looking at the heaviest of the rain in the afternoon. afternoon to evening, most of it will pass by. discrepancy as to when it will cut off. cold air may catch up. showers could mix with snow flakes. they will get snow in to the mountains. we will have a mostly cloudy set up here. rainfall potential under two inches. it's going be wet. a mild day, we start with temperatures that will be uniform throughout the day, upper 50s to low 60s. rain heavy at times, coming to an end mixing with flakes o

[applause] >> despite all the things that happened to the people, i found myself in cape town, for the indian ocean is a one-sided and the atlantic is on the other. and i was feeling bad about a lansing's and america. nothing has happened to me personally that has not happened to them to fall. he came out of robert island with a smile on his face. because of that smile on his face, he brought grace to the people and now they're incredibly, a genius. they could easily put the whole country together. you have to think about the optimum philosophy for all people to believe in. my philosophy is that everybody in this plant belongs to this planet. there is no one better or lesser. i will continue they will love, compassion, an understanding to even the enemy. and i pray on a 24/7 basis that my prices will be done in hollywood. i think that love understanding and god's way is a stronger way than what the problem is today. i think it will go away. hopefully it would like to see galway and my generation but i will do everything to make these people just as relevant as what is on the screen tod