. >>> en poco mÁs de 2 horas, un hombre atacÓ a una bodega, una mezquita y 2 casas en jamaica queens >>> bajamos rÁpido a ver que pasaba. y me encontrÉ con la sorpresa. >>> >>> y se busca un hombre afroamericano, que conducÍa un vehÍculo gris y se ofrece recompensa de 12.000 dÓlares rc por informaciÓn que lleve a su captura. el sospechoso entrÓ a esta bodega y lanzÓ una botella como esta, llena de combustible detrÁs del mostrador, lograron grabar el ataque. otros empleados conocen al hombre, tratÓ de robar alguna cosas y dijere egreso ray a pelear. en el segundo ataque, el fuego causÓ daÑos serios a esta casa, y los residentes lograron escapar. mis nietos y su madre estamos en casa. escuchÓ que algo golpeo la ventana y vio que el cuarto al frrents estaba quemando. el siguiente blanco es esta mezquita donde 80 personas, estaban orando en el momento del ataque. >>> estamos tristes, no hay necesidad de atacarnos, practicamos otra religiÓn y tenemos que respetarnos, querernos y ayudarnos unos a otros. no hubo heridos en el ataque a la mezquita. y aquÍ opera una escuela y maÑana los niÑos

. >> i remember reading a copy of my aunt's in jamaica queens. it was the first book ever written by a white writer that discussed racism in ways that was complicate and sophisticated. -- complicated and sophisticated. >> a touchstone in american literary and social history. it's a story gently tugged at the issues of racism. >> she was a champion of people who helped us get liberated from racism in this country. >> harper lee's first and only novel. >> a masterpiece is masterpieces not because they're flawless but because they tap into something essential to us, at the heart of who we are and how -- >> a masterpiece and a mystery. >> of course, one kept hoping and waiting for the next novel. sadly, that never came. >> i cannot imagine what drove harper to silence. >> thank you. i prefer to pass. >> what did you say? >> well, i have nothing relevant to say concerning the case. however, when i have something relevant to say i shall raise my hand. >> stepped on you. >> serious doubt about your becoming a mother. [laughter]

. >> i remember reading a copy of my aunt's in jamaica queens. it was the first book ever written by a white writer that discussed racism in ways that was complicate and sophisticated. -- complicated and sophisticated. >> a touchstone in american literary and social history.

acting was really based on the fact i didn't want to go to my neighborhood high school, jamaica high school in queensi just didn't want to take two buses. i didn't want to get up in an hour. i knew it was not a great high school. and i said, is there another public school i can go to? and so i auditioned in and then i immediately got -- i mean, told no would be an understatement. but i immediately felt under attack and an enormous amount of really negative pressure, and that's when the kind of street fighter in me stepped up and said uh-uh. tavis: how do you keep from being bitter in the midst of all that? >> i don't know where bitterness comes into it. i've been too lucky to be bitter. tavis: not initially you weren't. >> i don't know. i heard bad things but i wound up getting beautiful parts onstage. my first movie was "diner." my second movie was "tender mercies." i did really good work, yeah. i think i didn't get offered a job between "diner" and "tender mercies." i think it was 18 months or something. but i never got one offer. but i just -- i just kept waiting tables and i just kept saying, i'l

. >> jamaica's new prime minister portia simpson miller says she intends to make the island a republic. in an inaugural address, she said she loved the queen, but that the time had come for jamaica to abandon the monarchy and have its own president. >> this 50th anniversary year will be a time for reflection on the lessons of the past. as we celebrate our achievements of an independent nation, we need to complete the circle of independence. in this regard, we will, therefore, initiate the process of our detachment from the monarchy. [applause] from the monarchy to become a republic with our own indigenous president as head of state. >> more than 40 heads of state have been arriving in south africa because there's a weekend of celebrations to mark the 100th anniversary of the national head of congress. they are set to turn out the nelson mandela's party. there are questions about the a.n.c.'s direction and its future. here is our africa correspondent andrew harding. >> we've come to fixburg, a small struggling south african town. >> people expect it more here from the freedom and the governing a.n.c. the ruling party is corrupt, bloated, an

in her inaugural address, she said she loves the queen, but it is time for jamaica to abandon the monarchy. >> this will be a time for reflection on the lessons of the past. as we celebrate our achievements of an independent nation, we need to complete the circle of independence. in this regard, we will therefore initiate the process of our detachment from the monarchies to become a republic with our own indigenous president as head of state. >> the u.n. says it is launching a massive humanitarian operation. around 50,000 people caught up in violence in south sudan. local reports say more than three dozen people were killed in the fighting. about 250 kilometers of the capital. >> the face of thousands of depends on these helicopters. the u.n. says it does not have enough in south sudan to cope with this emergency. the needs are great. tens of thousands have lost almost everything. fearing for their lives, they have fled their homes and land. >> they have travelled over 150 kilometers over a 10-day periods without any food and water. this is the first time we have been able to find a safe p