. >> reporter: about 22,000 people live at these hostels outside der bin, enduring cramped, poorly maintainedmonths of violence, police patrol the area 24 hours a day. their resources are stretched. over the past 18 months more than 15 people have been killed in and around the hostels. people say hit squads are responsible for the deaths. some believe the killings are politically motivated. former community leader richard nuzam a says he feels for his life. >> translation: i had a gunshot and i did not realise i was shot. i saw a lot of people around there. some of them they were shot. >> reporter: the hostels were both understand apartheid-- under. they were designed to keep black workers in urban areas segregated from white people. the hostels linger. >> the hostels in a sense represented the worst aspects of apartheid. violence against black people in the most degrading, dehumanising sense. the anc has for a long time, even prior to 1994, has a policy of wanting to get rid of the hostels, but they became politicised. >> reporter: the government says it wants to convert these buildings into

two villages in central france separated by a ridge and eight wind der bins. the village has turbines on its territory but they're a long way from the town. the neighbouring town has no turbines and a full view of the spinning blades. proceeds from the electricity goes to one but not the other. a man says on windy days the noise is unbearable. he has had to install terrible glazing. he says the turbines have split the community. >> translation: the first thing is the noise and then there's the cost of sound proofing and our house has lost a third of its value. then they destroyed woodland to destroy them >> reporter: back in the village where people benefit from the electricity the turbines are all but out of sight and out of mind. >> translation: personally, they don't bother me. we need something to give us energy and for me this is clean energy. >> reporter: small scale wind farms are the norm in france but legal actions are multiplying aimed at blocking their construction or getting them disman elide. the turbine companies say the future is all about clean

1) they go to the same girl they go to when they need a big game on the softball mound it's lexi bin-der! eagles up one!2) but after the rebels hit four straight free throws eagles down 3. lexi binder! this is why they have her initials on their basketball shorts! 3) but westwood hit their free throws. and under 20 seconds left the eagles still down 3. autumn fluent. fluent in after westwood hit one of two free throws eagles down 2. 7 seconds left. anna dreesen's shot is no good. go crazy westwood!rebels win 54-52! 3 akron-westfield hoping to avoid their second loss in two days facing akron-westfield.1) starting in the 2nd quarter, west sioux is up 25 to 21 on akron westfield.amanda mace gets the steal and passes it to josie mckee, she gets the easy lay up to make it 27 to 21.2) a couple plays later, mace is open in the corner and she hits the 3 to make it 30 to 22. falcons still up.3) seconds left in the half courtney waterbury gets the rebound and puts it back up just in time for the buzzer. 32- 24 falcons at the half. 4)3rd quarter now, bailey davis in bounds it to danika tindall she