. >> reporter: the community hopes to raise enough money to return the victim to his family in ghana. >> reporter: it left his family and friends devastated. >> it's very, very sad that this happened. nobody could have seen this coming. >> reporter: thomas mora was not only coda's friend he knew alexander kenue, a morgan state student now widely known as the maryland cannibal. police say he admitted to dismembering and eating codi who was his roommate. the horrific crime occurred in hartford county. >> this is something you see in a movie, horror movie not people you know, that you've spoken with. >> reporter: codi was from ghana. tomorrow morning community members will hold a memorial in codi's honor. the memorial will be held here at all nation's gospel church. cujo's friends hope by bringing people together they'll be able to raise the enough money to return him to his family in ghana and pay for funeral services there. >> we want them to know that we're doing everything we can for him. >> reporter: and thomas is still coming to grips with what happened, he's now focused on giving

. >> i've done races in ghana and new york and here in d.c., and the need for information, the need forordable health care is the same. we like to think here in the united states we have risen above it but we have the same needs as the women in ghana, access to the information, access to affordable health care, susan -- susan g. komen provides. that african american women in this community have the highest mortality rate in the nation. the good thing about these races here, the money stays local, 75% of the money today will stay local and fight the beast that is breast cancer that is taking so many lives here in d.c. >> you've experienced personal loss through breast cancer, you wrote about the loss of a friend, an op-ed, talk about how that inspired you and taught you something. >> it gutted me. when you're on the ground balling your face-off and the last words of your friend were "don't stop" you have to get back up and i realize i don't want to se

. >> my parents were both born in guy that, so they didn't have the chances i had to -- in ghana, soy didn't have the chance to succeed like i had. so i kind of thought he owed it to them to do the very best i can. >> reporter: seth just graduated from osbourn park high school in manassas with a 3.8 gpa. heather davis is his teacher. >> seth is one of those kids you only get once in a career. >> i'm part of the school newspaper, invisible children club, part of the soccer team. >> aren't you the editor of the newspaper? >> the editor and chief, yeah. >> reporter: aren't you the captain of the soccer team? >> one of the co-captains, yeah. >> reporter: you're a pretty modest guy. >> i guess. >> reporter: seth's dad lives most of each year in ghana, so his mom is raising five kids. >> i think a lot of the credit goes towards her. she's an amazing woman. >> seth respects me. >> reporter: she made sure i always goes to school. >> there was one week during the 7th grade where i was so >>> >> reporter: he'll try to keep the streak going when he heads to william & mary in the fall. >> his go

a number of business majors here today traveled to ghana and volunteered at the precious kids academy. after seeing a classroom there of eager learners, forced to share a single book, this group returned to u indy, collectsed more than 8,000 books, and shipped them to ghana, creating a library in the process. a group of nursing majors here provided needed care to people in ecuador, honest doorrous and the dominican republic. means of the music fraternity raised money that funded musical instruments for an orphanage in haiti. a number of you took time out of your winter break to do home repair projects for low income or elderly residents in appalachia. many of you you work with the hundreds of special olympians who came to u indy for the special olympics state youth basketball tournament. seven of you actually planned this this year's tournament. and another group mentored ips students encouraging them to think about college and working to get them ready. regardless of the making any he tud of the issue or the challenge, you did not hesitate to roll up your sleeves, look for solutions

trip for a long time they had contemplated it for eighteen months the plan originally included of ghana stand to but the guys were strongly discouraged from that by people who can do. them that it's definitely not a friendly place because for iraq it was different we looked up the government websites and kept up with news so we were aware that country has a difficult period but then again if you judge to russia by t.v. news you'd never want to go there either we have terrorism too so we thought it would be really interesting to go there and see the country each after all. have a second chance to visit miss about tommy and go iraq with iran our generation might never have such an opportunity well judging by news reports you can travel anywhere today even canada comes across as the world's most dangerous country with arsons and police detaining people by the dozen smart that's true and you've mentioned a couple of who traveled with you once you're back in moscow he claimed that hugh had been misled by russian media which it gainey has effectively confirmed leg arise that from watching new

he is the victim in this case, kujoe bonsafo agyei-kodie from ghana.s reported missing friday and then police got a call from the family who said they made a gruesome discovery of a head and two hands in the basement. the suspect has since then admitted to killing and eating parts of the victim. >> we know kodie was reported missing. it was said he went jogging and didn't come back but at this point the police are starting to discover discrepancies in the family's accounting of the details, so they are investigating. >> time for a look at what's coming up. >> what's coming up on the tae show. here's -- on the today show. >> coming up on a friday morning on "today." what was it like to be in the jury room as john edwards was being acquitted? this morning three of the jurors are going to be in our studio opening up in an exclusive live interview. also ahead, michael bloomberg defends his controversial push to outlaw oversized sugarry drinks. and then the celebration of the queen's diamond jube lee. a sneak peek at the event. the royal barge that will be

. >> my parents were both born in ghana and didn't have the chances i have to succeed here.ht i owed it to them to do the best i could and by showing up every day i did that. >> reporter: he just graduated with a 3.8gpa. heather davids is his teacher. >> seth is one of those kids who you only get once in a career, really. >> i'm part of the school newspaper, the invisible children's club, the soccer team. >> aren't you the editor of the newspaper? >> editor in chief, yeah. >> and are you the captain of the soccer team? >> one of the cocaptains, yeah. >> you're a modest guy. >> i guess. >> reporter: seth's dad lives most of each year in ghana, so his mother is raising five kids. >> i think a lot of the

a london mini cab driver remembers her visit to ghana vividly.hed past, did you look at her? >> of course i did. i had a very good look at her. she was radiant, smiling, waving. the fat bellies made an indelible impression on me. meaning i enjoyed that day very much. >> perhaps nelson mandela put it best when he said education is the most powerful weapon which you william uuse to change the . to everyone i extend my heartfelt thanks. >> reporter: the queen opened the most recent gathering of commonwealth heads of government in perth last year. her words that day seemed unusually poignant, almost val dick tory. she sended her speech with an about ridgeinal saying. >> we are all visitors to this time, this place. we are just passing through. our purpose here is to observe, to learn, to grow, to love and then we return home. ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to declare april, this 21st meeting of the commonwealth heads of government. >> some of her audience wondered whether she'll ever visit australia again. companies have to invest i

. >> my parents were both born in ghana. they didn't have the chances i had to succeed here.ht that i owed to them to do the best that i k by he shog up every day, i think i did that. >> reporter: seth just graduated from ors borne park high school in manassas with a 3-point # gpa. heather davids is his teacher. >> seth is one of those kids who you only get once in a career really. >> i'm part of the school news paper, part of the invisible children club, part of the soccer team. >> aren't out the editor of the newspaper. >> the editor in chief. >> aren't you the captain of soccer team. >> one of the co-cap tapes. >> reporter: seth's dad lives most of each year in ghana. >> seth respects me. >> reporter: she made sure he always went to school. >> there was one week in the seventh grade when i was just so sick. >> reporter: he will try to keep the streak going when he heads to william and mary. >> we joke that we will become president one day. >> a lot of people have said you could be president and can you do this. i think more than anything i want to be happy. >> reporter: se

the row run allows poor people in ghana to sell the shoes and buy what they need. >> even though you'rearate people and don't know each other, it's good to help others because you know you're doing something right. >> reporter: 11-year-old mattie asked me to be her buddy. sorry to brag but she beat her best time. it's not the destination. it's the journey. >> it's important to push yourself not just am running but in life. ♪ just the way you are >> reporter: cheryl conner, abc2 news. >> the girls will be at the finish line to run cheryl home tomorrow. she will share the course with 6500 other runners. it will expand into baltimore county. so slow down a little bit and let her pass you. >> you got to get into it. >> i think you should dance again. >> i'll just say this, i would let cheryl pass me because it's for a good cause. 79 degrees. humidity 40%. federal heel. boy, it's packed. i can't imagine how much is to . i'll troy to get down there myself. maryland's most powerful radar is clear. temperatures running in the upper 70s. quiet and comfortable. that is the deal right now weather

. >> my parent were born in ghana so i thought you owed it to them to do the best i can.showing up every day, i think i did that. >> reporter: seth just graduated from osborne park high school in manassas with a 3.8gpa. heather davids is his teacher. >> seth is one of those kids who you only get once in a career real. >> i'm part of the school news paper, part of the invisible children's club, part of the soccer team. >> aren't you the editor of the newspaper. >> yeah. >> aren't you the cap tape of soccer team? >> one of the co-captains, yeah. >> you are a pretty modest guy. >> i guess. >> reporter: seth's dad lives most of each year in ghana so his mom is raising five kids. >> i think a lot of credit goes towards her. she is an amazing woman. >> seth respects me. >> reporter: she made sure he always went to school. >> there was one week during the seventh grade when i was just so sick. >> he will try to keep the streak going when he heads to william and mary in the fall. >> his government teen are and i always joke that he will seriously become president one day. >> a lo

investigators are trying to find out what caused a cargo plane to crash by ghana. cause andthe yet unknown. even though it is late, and emergency crews are still searching, still hoping for some good news as nigeria and enters three days of national mourning. >> one man is dead after being stabbed. it happened at 1218 east lafayette ave. antonio madison was stabbed multiple times in the bark -- back. the woman's brother got involved and stamped madison. the woman and her brother are in custody. police are looking into a shooting that left edmund dabney injured. they came across to other men. one of the other man pulled out a gun and shot dabney in the head. and 11-year-old boy is dead, allegedly shot by his younger brother. michael and her brother -- his brother were doing yard work for their neighbor saturday morning when the pair removed a gun from a secured area of a neighbor's yard. the boys took the gun to a wooded area where police say the 8-year-old accidently shot his brother. >> it was identified by the young man at the scene that he saw his brother fall.

they're trying to find out what caused a cargo plane to crash in ne nearby ghana. >> that was nbc's reporter reporting. >>> well, shifting gears on a much lighter note, london's biggest party of the year, not counting the olympics, of course, is off and running. more than a million people joined in the fun as the royal family kicked off the queen's diamond jubilee marking her remarkable six decades on the throne. it was a scene watched all the way around the world. we're taken to the floetding festivities. >> reporter: this is the day when the modern monarchy is mixed with tradition. it was prince charles' idea to have a river pa jenty to commemorate his mother's 60 years on the throne. some 360 years ago river pageants were held for great royal events. this certainly was that. a thousand boats raging from big boats to kayaks to river boats and everything in between. >> i'm here with my three children having fun. we try to make the most of it. >> reporter: the idea was to demonstrate britain's rich maritime history. there were boats that took part in the rescue mission to rescue allied seale

. >> and cody's body will be shipped back to ghana next month. they set up a fund to help the burial costs. go to wjz.com. >>> high winds through maryland bringing down a barn. 60 to 70-mile-per-hour winds leveled the johnsonville farm. more than 150 cows were inside the barn when it came crashing down. one cow was hurt. the person inside was able to get out safely. >> i was lucky that i wasn't in the barn, first of all, because i might not be here. >> pieces of the barn ended up on a road 200 yards away and a field, hanging from power lines and all across the area. >>> a tropical storm is on the loose in the gulf of mexico and forecasters say it could bring torrential rains from southern louisiana to the florida panhandle. it's a big storm. bob turk is tracking debby in the first warning weather center. >> it's the earliest fourth named storm they've had. we've been watching this system for the last five or six days. the winds began to be strong enough to name it tropical storm debby. it's to the louisiana or texas coast. right now, it's station

. >> reporter: the victim also a grad student, a native of ghana held several masters degrees. >> very especially knowing so close to home. >> reporter: a grizzly murder and still no motive. detectives so far kinyua showed any remorse for the attack. live on the campus, meghan mccorkell wjz eyewitness news. >>> a judge tonight bail for kinyua today. >>> breaking news in prince george county. five children rushed to a hospital after being hit by a suv. a woman accidentally hit the gas and ran over the children. police are interviewing her now. the children range in age from 1.5 to 11 years old. >>> the victim of another crash in serious condition tonight. near route 450 in annapolis anne arundel county police tell us a truck tried to change lane. one of the drivers was flown to the hospital. >>> a lockdown on campus of umbc when student was seen with a gun. >> reporter: police swarmed around a umbc apartment after a female student called 911. >> it was not a threat. >> reporter: the campus police chief immediately sent out text messages to all students. >> police in area and walker aven

and it's the first time in the history of ghana system that irresponsibility like this. has been given to her or that her. if you ask me if i'm happy to be born a woman then i'll say yes even if i have to face many problems even if the situation is difficult and it takes a lot of effort in such a traditional society above all be no woman is being conscious of your own rights like my job is to follow criminals in the province and in fifteen districts of. the departments. that i manage has one hundred employees. of these one hundred employees town they're women and the rest are all men i'm legally responsible i'm the one that coordinates and checks the work so they have to answer to me be capable of following through with their responsibilities and taking orders from you . so it's not easy to understand the courage of these women who put themselves out there and do their best every day. arrived or be paid but if i want to work hard however. people yeah i want to head back. at them my. i like it. well imagine that huma given my role in the responsibility that i have in my j

that crash comes just a day after a nigerian cargo jet crashed in neighboring ghana, killing ten peoole.the crashee short f the runway... then hit a bus full of people. p27 was trying to land at the airport in the country's capital.all ten peoole on the &pbus were killed. but the four crew members on board the plane survived, and are in the hospital. six weeks of freedom ended for george zimmerman today.... wwen he surrendered under orders from a florida judgg. the judge revoked zimmerman's bond -- sayingghe misled the court about his inancial resources.zimmerman's attorney says his client is worried about his safety -- and his family's. ristina mutchler re. reports. george zimmerman surrenderrd to authorities sunday just ttrn himself in. at approx 1:25 ttoay, george zimmerman met two members of the sheriif's office, wassplaced into custody, transported to the correctional facility. a pudge revoked his bond friday -- saying he misled the court about his financee, nd an unsurrendereddpassport. he can't it back and obtain the benefits of a lowerrbond in the circumstancessbased upon those mate

i'll get e-mails from people who very little english, places like ghana and asking can you help. they are saying can you help with this idea. i was sure how to respond. people that are older than me. people that are willing to put everything out and no matter what their situation, try to make the community their lives and whether they know the world a better place. it's like inspirational to me. no matter how many obstacles, they will not quit. you could put ten brick walls and climb over it, breakthrough or make the bricks like a house like ten people or something. it's so inspirational to see people that dedicated and that committed. >> one of the issues is the keystone pipeline. president obama announced he wants to expedite approval of half of it, that part that's already in the united states holding up the part that crosses the border to canada. it doesn't touch california or vermont. is this relevant to you and the people you're working with? >> definitely. it's very relevant. it's part of a bigger movement of trying to get dirty oil into communities. dirty oil coming into

the church wants to advise the victim's families from ghana to come here for a burial. >>> 10 years afterfalsely being accused of rape, a former high school star is getting a second chance at the nfl. brian banks was exonerated last month after his accuser admitted she made the story up. he went through a try out with the seattle seahawks. now at the age of 26, he's hoping to fulfill his dream of playing pro football. >>> a father in arizona is facing prison after he tries to teach his teenage sons about the dangers of alcohol. he forced his sons to drink shots of hard liquor after he suspected them of drinking. >> it was the things i learned when i was a child. this is how you teach your children to do things. i realize now that it was the biggest mistake of my life. >> he's facing two felony counts of child abuse. his sons are now living with relatives in texas. >>> a televised political debate in greece turns violent. watch the man sitting on the left side of the table. he becomes enraged after being called a neo-nazi. first he tosses a glass of water, then he confronts the woman next

the victim kodie was from ghana. >>> out of canada a porn actor is accused of murdering a man, making a videotape of it and mailing the boated parts to the headquarters of two major political parties. he also posted the rio online. officials are trying to remove -- the video online. officials are trying to remove it, but it keeps reappearing. they think the actor has fled north america. >>> virginia state police asking for help to identify a driver who dragged a man along i-95 in dale city before 7:00 tonight. a late model sedan was heading north on i-95 when a passenger side door opened and a man fell out. the man was dragged for than 200 feet. he was flown to a fairfax hospital for treatment. police are asking anyone who spotted the car to call them. >>> tonight it appears prosecutors will not look to retry john edwards. after nine days of deliberations a north carolina jury found him not guilty of one campaign corruption charge and deadlocked on five others. edwards spoke after the verdict. he said while never thought he broke the law, he admits he has done a lot wrong in his perso

investigators are already trying to find out what caused a cargo plane from lagos to crash in nearby ghana just yesterday, killing ten people. now a new investigation into another major air disaster. the cause as yet unknown. well, emergency crews are still searching tonight, still hoping for some survivors, some good news as nigeria enters three days of national mourning. lester? >> rohit kachroo in johannesburg, thank you. >>> back in this country, to yet another twist to the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman surrendered to authorities today, two days after a judge revoked his bail, saying zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about how much money they had. we get our report tonight from nbc's charles hadlock. >> reporter: george zimmerman's six weeks of freedom while out on bond ended today. the 28-year-old former neighborhood watch volunteer accused of second-degree murder in the death of an unarmed teenager was led away to an isolated cell in handcuffs. and his mug shot was taken. >> he's solemn, obviously. he's worried continually about his safety. having to come out of hiding

came in handy when they were being deprived of their land they used in a very effective way and sped ghana rolling as they locked them off their machetes intakes of chickens head off and one girl. clothing sends a readily identifiable social signal to community members. they instantly know who's who the person is from their midst or an outsider. the length of their dresses trousers and shirt sleeves is strictly regimented they should cover most of the body facial hair is another sensitive point no old believer is supposed to be beardless old believers consider that any deviation from canon is indicative of spiritual weakness they maintain that anyone's appearance should conform to god's instructions. who first milk is so warm you like to try it. in actual fact however this rule doesn't cover those who are not members of the community alexander has allowed a family of young old believers to live in one of his two small houses in exchange for organic food. with you one sundays the old believe a stay at home. anything even go fishing in the river because they don't want to kill fish or any ot

he has confessed to killing his 37-year-old roommate from ghana and eating his organs last week inside a town house. investigators still have not released a motive in this case. >>> jurors in prince george's county took less than three hours to convict john hassle of murder. they murdered david williams last july inside his bowie home. investigators say they found this case particularly disturbing because brooks posed as a pepco employee the day before the murder so he could case the house. brooks has already pleaded guilty in the case. haston faces a maximum sentence of life plus 60 years. >>> a u.s. drone strike in pakistan targeted al qaeda's second in command on monday. 15 people were killed in the strike but it's not been confirmed if the number two person in al qaeda was one of them. he is the latest in a long list of al qaeda senior commanders targeted by u.s. drone attacks. he was captured by u.s. forces in afghanistan but eventually escaped from custody. >>> president obama will spend the day at the white house after a trio of fund raising events in new york city last night wi

investigators are already trying to find out what caused a cargo plane from lagos to crash in nearby ghana killing ten people. now a new investigation into another major air disaster. the cause is yet unknown. >>> on a much lighter note, london's biggest party of the year, not counting the olympics, is off and running. more than a million people joined in on the fun as the royal family officially kicked off the queen's diamond jubilee, celebrating her remarkable six decades on the throne. it with was a scene watched around the world. nbc's anabel roberts takes us to the floating festivities. >> reporter: this has been a day where the modern monarchy is mixed with tradition. it was prince charles' idea to have a river pageant to commemorate his mother's 60 years on the throne. he was inspired by history. some 350 years ago, river pageants were often held for great royal events. this most certainly was that. a thousand boats on the river, ranging from small river boats and kayaks to big paddle steamers and everything in between. >> i think it's fantastic. i think -- i've got three children,

in gone and there was a similar incident that occurred on saturday -- in ghana. >> thank you, tommy. evil to come, the wvi bubbling slime that might save the planet. extracting lithium for electric cars from seawater. a conflict is back on the international agenda. armenia had a bloody civil war years ago. the cease-fire is looking increasingly fragile. damien is in neighboring georgia and he told us about the purpose of hillary clinton's visit. >> one of the main problems facing armenia is the conflict with azerbaijan, which comes from the war in the early 1990's that killed 30,000 people and left 1 million displaced. there are real hopes that hillary clinton will talk the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan on wednesday and get them back to the negotiating table. peace talks have failed. there are constant cease-fire violations along the border between the two countries. there are real worries that if fighting breaks out, it could be worse than ever because of of this parishes. neither side has been willing to compromise so far. it is hoped that if hillary clinton can get them to tal

. >> reporter: the victim was from ghana and he was graduate student at morgan state university. also, the suspect was a former student there as well. he was from kenya. reporting live in bel air, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> police in prince george's county are trying to figure out how five children were ran over. this happened in the 2200 block of andon street. a woman was backing into a driveway. children were playing nearby and they range from 1 1/2 to 11 years old. the driver says the vehicle suddenly accelerated running over the children all of them taken to the hospital. some with life-threatening injuries. police say the driver maybe the mother of two of the children. so far, no word on whether charges have been or will be filed in this case. we will keep you posted. >>> state police are trying to identify young boys videotaped inside a rest room at maryland house and chesapeake house rest stops along i-95. they say they found 13 videos of boys using the rest room on a cell phone and they arresteded a 28-year-old -- arrested a 28-year-old a man in connection with the c

he was here on a student visa from ghana. and the suspect was from kenya. now, authorities say he was last seen on friday heading out for ajog about 5:30 in the morning and was later reported missing. authorities say the suspect told detectives that he killed agyei-kodie and ate part of his brain and heart. kinyua's family members called police when they noticed body parts in the home. neighbors could not believe what they saw. >> we sat here and watch the whole thing unfold and it was creepy. >> i was in my window looking out and i saw him bring like a joint of a leg or something. >> reporter: authorities don't have a motive and say it's too early to speculate and they won't talk about the suspects mental state or whether or not drugs were involved but what they will do is talk with the fbi and a behavioral specialist about the case to get more help the reporting live, sherriejohnson. >>> 4 minutes after 6a grieving mother talks about her -- 6, a grieving mother talks about her grief. they gathered to remember darryl augustus ii. his body was found in a bu

other girls in mind and there are plenty of stories to prove this point those who will confide of ghana's stand under various pretexts later confessed before stood and supported terrorist networks why are those your cube iraq saying it had weapons of mass destruction later confessed that they had actually been the main patrons of saddam hussein in particular when saddam hussein waged in a two year war against iran they conceded that they stood behind iraq and helped it in every way possible none of them were able to give a helping hand in building a democracy in cases when they occupied a country they were to blame for the mess while nations and crimes and they shot themselves in africa. today they can barely drag themselves out of them are or you may remember that in the end the approach to iran and asked to help them get out of it s. the so they are very weak and their case is pretty weak to today the world does not believe that someone can bring democracy against the people's will look at it through occupation military strike or any similar rationale people do believe that they want to

breezed into the fourth round a six three six three win for her against sort of attacking qualifier ghana just below over one hundred seventy eight in the world a tougher test over four times champion serina williams she had to come from a set down against chinese ga and was pushed all the way in the decider eventually winning that nine seven for the match. no nor a good day for big names although there was one notable upset there italy's ten seats are losing together slavishly very ever because it's down play winning a so-called golden set without losing a single point then the first set and more assistance from ronnie in the second but she lost nonetheless six four while defending champion patrick of progress is after dropping just one game to change care. to play in a play against her in durango so i knew that i don't have to play my game again in . my serve so yeah it's the score look easy but some summaries it was so good there. also whizzing into the fourth round is francesca schiavone b twenty ten french open champion fresh. over schiavone winning the first set to love the second s

we went to ghana with the president and they made a statement that we watched the women suffer and they threaten. at the end of that conference shlgs they made a statement. a resolution was made that all women in africa were going to support them to get into leadership. because of that, women's networks in africa issue statements. condemning the government for treating me the way they were. all i am saying is that women make better leaders. in africa it will be necessary to standing to to support one another and bring more women into leadership and i can say without contradiction, i am looking at five years with four or five women together. >> next time i will ask you about something you feel passionate about. >> what about -- how is being a woman affecting and changing your ability to lead in kosovo? >> actually it really does make a change to have the woman in the leadership role. >> the rules are the same if you are the man or if you are the woman president. there is an added responsibility of the woman which they have to give more of themselves. they have to show more. they are -- i

meanwhile in the men's drop joe will fit stronger i won his last sixteen tie against ghana slab brinker the home favorite book in his place in the quarterfinals with a five set six four seven six three six three six six four were. his reward in the last eight was a clash with world number one novak djokovic. former u.s. open champion juan martin del potro is also through to the quarterfinals he checked thomas but it back of the big service he came through in four sets seven six one six six three seven five the argentine now meet roger federer. meanwhile spaniard dived for progress to the expensive compared to marcel granollers a comfortable straight sets win in the end six three six two six love next up in the last eight is andy murray. is the fourth seed knocked out home favorite ryszard cascade despite losing the first set of world number two and defending champion rafael nadal was enormous for as he dispatch one monaco six two six larva six love elsewhere spaniard nicolas almagro bianco tips out of it in straight sets. now to gold where it's been a weekend to remember for tiger woods

everyone in malawi knows that i'm talking about fighting, and as i went through my problems we went to ghana with the president and the president made a statement that we would not just stand by and watch a woman suffer and be abused and be threatened with death. at the end of that conference they made a statement and a decision was made that all women in africa were going to support joyce bank to get into leadership and because of that women issued statements condemning the government of malawi for treating me the way they were. all i am saying is why do women make better leaders? in africa it is time to get together and support one another and without fear of contradiction that i'm looking at five years with four or five women presidents. [ applause ] >> next time i'm going to ask you a question about something about which you feel passionate. president yahya, what about you? how is being a woman, affecting, changing your ability to lead in kosovo? >> actually, it really does make a change to have a woman in the leadership role and the responsibilities are the same if you are a man or woma

the presidents of ghana stan and iran something which we of course will be bringing more information on as soon as we get it and this will probably be the main focus certainly this summit comes just a day after the start of it would an official state visit to china these sites have managed to sign very important agreements and listing economic ties and have managed to exchange their views on many different global policy issues and reported that they have been seeing eye to eye on all those issues in particular certainly the growing military strength of the united states in the asian pacific region something which greatly concerns china russia is agreeing with beijing on that matter and certainly the developments in the middle east even if we didn't mention did that russia and china are seeing eye to eye on the syrian conflict such a strong relations between beijing and moscow have been causing some concerns in the west primarily because china is a growing developing developing state with its economy and military being stronger every year we are following certainly all the interesting

investigators are already trying to find out what caused a cargo plane from lagos to crash in nearby ghana killing ten people. now a new investigation into another major air disaster. the cause is yet unknown. >> that was nbc's rohit kachroo reporting. >>> we shift gears to a much lighter note. london's biggest party of the year, not counting the olympics, of course, is off and running. more than a million people joined in the fun as the royal family officially kicked off the queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. celebrating her remarkable six decades on the throne. tim ewart from our english broadcasting partner itn takes us to the floating festivities. >> reporter: london had seen nothing like it since the lavish river processions of the 17th and 18th centuries. they carried the queen down the thames on a tide of devotion. 60 years on the throne, a monarch in an age where privilege and authority have increasingly been questioned, but whose popularity, it seems, has never been greater. >> it's been a fantastic day. it's been a great day. we had the rain. we expected the rain. we saw the quee

they've gone through in russia the show started to be talked about afterwards military campaigns in the ghana stand and later. rim on who still remembers how he was sent to change in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine good when i was boy the city that was our first battles where of course we were scheduled to size militants were shelling us and it's also terrible to see your friends some dead others injured and crying for help now a veteran of many missions remonde says he's first but was a nightmare that will stay with him for the rest of his life likewise many veterans of the u.s. led war in iraq and afghanistan have faced significant physical emotional and in all these ruptures after they'd come back home or when their backs or or nightmares there really isn't any control over try to but there really isn't. so here they're still shaking here your heart racing your mind is going you know i mean miles minute. you know complete loss of control scientists have recently discovered it proved to you that could lead to the development of a drug that helps you raise traumatic memories but workin

and as i went through my problems in three days, we went to ghana with president ellen sirleaf. and president ellen sirleaf made a statement that we cannot just stand by and watch a woman suffer and be abused and be threatened with death. and at the end of that conference, they made a statement. a resolution was made that all women in africa were going to support joyce banda to get into leadership. and because of that, women's networks in africa issued statements condemning the government of malawi for treating me the way they were. all i am saying is while we know that women make better leaders? in africa it will be necessary for all of us to stand together and support one another and bring more women into leadership. and i can say without any fear of contradiction that i'm looking at five years with four or five women presidents on the continent of africa. [ applause ] >> next time i'm going to ask you a question about something about which you feel passionately. president jahjaga, what about you? how is being a woman affecting, changing your ability to lead in kosovo? >> actu

or the international court of justice and ask for compensation for what happened i mean of ghana's john will be left with with with wounds that would take decades to heal i mean just just thousands and thousands of civilians have been killed. the u.s. is threatening syria with a un security council resolution that could authorize the use of force washington says strong sanctions imposed on the country won't bring what the white house sees as necessary regime change in syria russia and china have previously vowed not to allow any military intervention in the country via the u.n. but the u.s. hinted that foreign powers might consider bypassing the international monitoring moscow is calling for a special international meeting on syria aimed at encouraging all warring parties to return coffee at this peace plan that many sexpert terakhir leave says u.s. and its allies would be interested in such a gathering. when the americans vassal state slow growth some talk about transition what they are effectively mean is regime change that is what they did in libya with dire consequences as we can se

in poverty of poverty and the anger also was triggered by the fact that mubarak's two sons and and ghana. over correction challenges again that is an indication of corruption charges. in the mubarak regime in general are not being taken seriously and also they are aimed at protecting the security forces and the military in general. which i want to interrupt here first of all because clearly a lot of people would argue that execution is quite severe for corruption let's focus on on him being accused of killing those eight hundred fifty protesters and i want to move on to the elections because islam as candidate mohamed morsi is trying to capitalize it seems on the situation by promising to retry and execute mubarak if elected how might that promise sway voters. well first of all you got right to highlight. there are people demonstrating against. life sentence which d.c. is very lenient but it also has to be said there are also commentators and other people who do the key to successful revolution is precisely to do this on the mood of the room and say send execution of mubarak would be a s