♪ >> johannesburg or joburg or jozi.outh africa, and the economic powerhouse of the country. southwest of johannesburg, soweto. originally an acronym for southwestern townships. now the area is considered a suburb. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> in 2010, south africa played host to the world cup. the black jacks who played for the opening celebration are a soweto based band. they are also, not surprisingly, soccer fans. ♪ ♪ >> we're here on game day. a grudge match in a country where soccer approaches religion. you can feel it in soweto or rather you can see it as everywhere you look, people show their love for the local orlando pirates or for the johannesburg kaiser chiefs. mawilies inn. a typical local joint in soweta. the perfect place to talk about a game, drink yourself silly over the results of a game, or just have a very fine local style meal. it is, however, a little hard to find. there are a lot of places like this? i mean, this used to be the garage or the carport, right? >> yeah. definitely. >> in what wa

meet a man from johannesburg. he said other new arrivals have a hard time when they arrive in south africa. they have been squatting der -- >> this is one of the building actually where you find a lot of migrants living on this bad conditions so they get sick. a lot of things happen in this building. people get badly sick because of this can be. very bad. my grans don't get the jobs. >> he takes me into one of the occupied houses in the city. it's risky because outsiders are not welcome. there seems to be little value placed on life here. these men are from malawi and have been living here for several years. >> tell me about the living conditions in johannesburg. >> not so good. you see, you come here to look for a living, they can't employ e. >> most of the people living here can tell the same story. they're all at the bottom of the social ladder. there is almost no chance to break out of the situation. >> so we live like a soldier. no toilet no, water. >> we want a better life. now with the problem, the problem

we meet up again at midday in front of his restaurant, a trendy district in johannesburg's center.street hawker and now runs his own business. he employed south africans as well as other immigrants. he says many immigrants are more .usiness savvy than the locals backgrounde that [inaudible] say [inaudible] >> it's only a short distance from his restaurant to the migrant slums, the differences are huge. says it takes courage to start your own business up here. >> at that time you have been , i'm notof coming here talking about opening a business here, you know? more positives change in the country than negative change. that is why i say we don't have a choice. it's a fact. >> he has seen his dreams come true. a7guc

. >> we are in sandton a suburb of johannesburg. probably the wealthiest, more millionaires than in anywhere in south africa, we are in a hotel and probably a mile away from leavmentd alexander township. hihidden from view, there are people there that i guess at the end of apartheid, people thought would come better bus service and running waters, these are folks not looking to be rich, they thought there was a deal coming to them. i guess this is an expectation that everybody who turns to democracy and human rights looks for. >> well, that's one of the problems that exist. a few years ago my wife and i came here with a bunch of volunteers to build 100 homes in durbi rbin. they are not forced to live there now but they live there because of inhairnts poverty and they haven't been able to being escape. >> that's a good distinction. they are not forced to live there because of law but they don't have the economic choice to get out. >> that everywhere in the world, in our country as well, where there's a wide diversity between the peop

] johannesburg and see him on saturday night live in 1975 when i was 13 years old, my daughter's age, and just being amazed by what artists can do to support justice and to support movements. i also wanted to say i ended up joining asian american artists against apartheid or a lot of the students against apartheid. it was a great experience working with so many other folks as well. and within the uc system where we organized major protests with leaders like pedro [speaker not understood] from u.c. berkeley, it was an amazing experience, artists [speaker not understood] came out of the movement as well and [speaker not understood] spearhead as well. but i wanted to say that bill fletcher, jr., and others have written, they could say it much more eloquently than i can, in celebrating mandela's life bill flesh assays that celebrating mandela's life is celebrating the very fact that this man lived and made the immense contributions that he made, celebrated his commitment and integrity, celebrating the extent of his courage, a courage that few of us can ever imagine. this is bill fletcher

. >> he would found in an upscale hotel in johannesburg. authorities said his body was found on the bed. there were signs he was strangled. >> that investigation revealed he might have been strangled as he displayed -- his neck was swollen and police found on the scene a bloodied towel as well as rope in the hotel safe. >> he was stripped of his colonel rank in 2006. he fled into exile in south africa. the former army chief followed him. both men played a part in fighting to free rawandan from genocide. they have since fallen out of favor with the president. in 2010, he survived two attacks including a shooting that left him critically ill. he spoke from outside the hospital at the time. >> some really high-level violence to think you walk into somebody's country in the middle of the world cup. everyone is focusing on the world cup and shoot some dissident general. of course, you guys in the press will turn from the world cup and talk about a crime that has been committed. so, i don't know. >> in 2002, niamwasadi testified against three acc

once an ally of polka down in the body of dissident patching terry gale was found in johannesburg said posh michelangelo towers hotel on new years day. it always blows it and the rope found inside of the hotel room safe let's go to johannesburg in correspondent ideas share a smile. i guess it has been highest incidences of political opponents of poker gandhi being assessed in it were some african authorities saying right now. i know you and me. at that. we are. are you. you eat. i know. we are i know. the man. you can she may be a day. each. i think. you can do that i knew that. in the uk two more. i come. the company. there should be i can. i knew our own i mean. how can it. chris i know the rule. each day the key board. the day you know. thanks for that to the city's my own lawns high commission sought after calling those accusations emotional and opportunistic on the part of the opposition the high treason trial of pakistan's former president of these on hold. serve with the general was rushed to hospital with a heart problem in a case that carries possibly a death sentence the spec

. >> let's speak about this with education analyst graham block joining me live from johannesburg. this is a bizarre situation. the south african government spends 20% of gdp on education. >> for all the reasons you mention we need to mention that we celebrate 1.2 million kids. only half will make it to the end of schooling. we'll have to spend a little more building libraries and toilets in schools. teacher training and support. accountability. it's about the kind of discussion or education system we want developing society, and it's about teachers right. it's about what education do we want. >> is the south african government dealing with this as a matter of priority. >> south africans learned to be difficult. obviously education is a top issue and shows the involvement of parents and communities. >> we spoke about the high spending. is it evenly distributed. there are report of parents dipping into their own profits. >> technically if you are in a poorer area you should get more money. if you are in a poorer area you suffer from walking to disool, hunger and lousy toilets >> the

johannesburg maintains they are fabricated. >> congress is returning from vacation with a big to-do listone of the first things on the table is unemployment benefits. >> the senate returned to work in washington on monday, or at least most of it. some members were sent home because of cancelled or delayed flights due to the bad weather. enough was stuck away from the capital. the senate agreed to postpone the vote until tuesday morn morning on whether to extend long-term unemployment benefits. it left 1.3 americans without a safety net. harry reid spoke on the senate floor on monday. >> celebrating the new year on january 1st, more than a million americans, including 20,000 veterans were left wondering how they'd feed their families, and make their morning payments while they looked for jobs. >> democrats need five republicans to join with them to get over the procedural vote. one republican, dean heller of nevada is supporting. his state has been hit hard by unemployment. other republicans say that this is time to let these benefits go. they were started during the recession, and say th

investigating the death of a leading rwandan opposition inure, whose body was found a hotel room in johannesburg on wednesday. colleagues say it was a political assassination. the rwandan government denies any involvement. he was a former intelligence chief and he fled rwanda after he was accused of falling against the president. israeli doctors say former president ariel sharon is in critical condition and his life is in danger. he has been in a coma after suffering a stroke in 2006. on wednesday, doctors said there had been a serious deterioration in the 85-year-old's condition. ford,yor of toronto, rob put his name on the ballot to run for another term after being stripped of most of his powers by the city council. he has been under intense pressure to resign after he admitted taking crack cocaine in a drunken stupor. mr. ford remains popular with many voters. it is being billed as one is -- one of pakistan's biggest trials in years. musharraf enter the courtroom is proving to be a challenge. today he was taken to hospital on his way to the courthouse, where he faces charges of high treason.

we're a seaside resort which you open a line reserve in the heart of johannesburg. it's completely illogical. ccc says his senate seat the illusion. no shock to hear. the union was eight hundred thousand residents to open its limits. should they just lifted the danger. bush and they strike back into stocks. i shook my head authorities decided to come into chunks. officials but i'm willing to get into these on the subject. they all go finally on to six hours or more eating. due because of scott's assume a comment or two more stuff. it's a tiny shot. underwater camera says he's close to four meters long and weighs around three hundred kiosks but one are still short it is a little yelling transmission shop has already been tagged. it's a little and its tiger shark number twenty two. we caught him already. so will that go against its final that he continues to deliver data as part of our scientific progress. but before he lets this on terror. see legions of jumps and water. it's a terrifying sight. the gazette says he doesn't. each time shock is watching. he wants to sh

in johannesburg trading. china, china, china. sales decline. they are not sending as much jewelry. cartier, the demand is not there. >> we have quite a lot of news today. we have corporate news and richemont, and we have the car sector as well. what else? wereose car numbers stunning. as we go onto the morning, we are going to keep an eye on initial jobless claims. the fed reports later on in the day. there is no doubt. for the moment, we have a higher opening. this richemont maple the numbers a little lower on the map. the uk, you have three-month housing prices expectations at the highest level since 1999. equities, a little bit of a mixed picture at the moment. we have started with higher futures. london, paris now. a tone set into these markets, just coming off the initial sweep higher for teachers. there are a country -- a couple of interesting themes. cars and luxury and miners. the cars are beating the market. bmw unchanged. fiat the highest that car sales, a 13% rise. 2013 for the year was the worst since 1995. we have bottomed out. chad thomas will take us through those nu

and wherever they are assembled today, whether they are in johannesburg, south africa; nairobi, kenyaaccra, ghana; new york city; atlanta, georgia; jackson, mississippi; or memphis, tennessee, the cry is always the same: "we want to be free!" [applause] and another reason that i'm happy to live in this period is that we have been forced to a point where we are going to have to grapple with the problems that men have been trying to grapple with through history, but the demands didn't force them to do it. survival demands that we grapple with them. men, for years now, have been talking about war and peace. but now, no longer can they just talk about it. it is no longer a choice between violence and nonviolence in this world; it's nonviolence or nonexistence. that is where we are today. [applause] and also in the human rights revolution, if something isn't done, and done in a hurry, to bring the colored peoples of the world out of their long years of poverty, their long years of hurt and neglect, the whole world is doomed. [applause] now, i'm just happy that god has allowed me to live in

joining us from johannesburg. has there been justice yet? >> we cannot really say there has been justice for pinky until a point where the person alleged to have been involved and sentenced. at the moment what happened was the suspect was arrested and has been appearing in court again some time in february. until such time as he's been convicted, we cannot say. >> i i understand there are legal implications. the bigger question is how isolated do you think her case is. are there many women who face similar treatment at the hands of bullying men? >> according to research that has been done, sexual violence in the mines is a norm, that has been happening for many years. the only difference is that she ended up being killed. others have gone through what she went through but have not been killed. after pinky was also raped, another woman in another mine was also murdered. it's a culture happening in the mines. >> when we see someone from the chamber saying there's a proper route for complaints. is that, in a sense, window dressing. is it possib

johannesburg. >> plus find out why the u.n.'s top man is in havana, and not just there -- england and australia, cricket some money, but details coming up later in this program. ♪ no break through yet. confirmed that they concluded early without any progress on humanitarian aid for the people living there. james bays reports from the conference. >> for many months the old city has been besieged. these people, men, women, and children, are trapped inside. there's no electricity, no food, and no medical supplies. conditions are said to be desperate. >> at the weekend, the mediator of these talks announced what appeared to be a break through. >> convoy is ready. >> he said food, medicine, and other supplies would be allowed in, he also told reporters the government would allow women and children to leave, but a list of men in the old city needed to be submitted to the authorities. the organization that administers the geneva conventions says that last condition is a breech of international law. people should be left to their free w

aljazeera, johannesburg. >> two senior police officers are the latest accused to appear in the cash gate trial. there are more than 60 people charged in africa's largest ever corruption case. senior politicians, bankers and civil servants will answer for the theft of millions of dollars of public funds. >> for the first time, this evidence of heightened security as the trial of two deputy police commissioners begins. the hearingings now spilling out from the high court into the magistrate's courts next door. within the next week, it's expected that 10 separate trials will be underway. the proceedings are closely watched by the international donors who have suspended millions of dollars of aid in the wake of the scandal. each week, they attend a meeting with government ministers to review proceedings. >> i would like to commend my president for compromising on our sovereignty by allowing nationals to be part of it. it's also money we had from the donors. we would like to prove to them that we have nothing to hide and nobody to shield, so they have to be part of it. >> the assumptions are

his body was found on a bed in an upscale hotel in johannesburg wednesday. rwanda's opposition party has accused the president of ordering his death. the united states has transfer the last three chinese uighur prisoners from guantÁnamo to slovakia five years after a judge ruled the detention was unlawful. are members of a muslim minority that faces persecution in china. prisonersighur loosely held at guantanamo have already been resettled and five other countries. on thursday, state department deputy spokesperson hailed the transfers as part of the push to close guantÁnamo. quotes as u.s. government long determined it did not seek to detain these individuals as --my combatants, and a 2008 the latest was released were among 17 uighur detainees ordered released by u.s. federal court. we have long maintained our position we will not repatriate uighurs to china due to our humane treatment policies as we've also said we're taking all possible steps to reduce the detainee population at guantanamo bay and it is certainly our position that these latest transfers ma

johannesburg, latin america, buenos aires, rome, madrid, big governorseat of the largest provinces inndia. we had the prime minister of quÉbec there. we had a great dialogue about how to create more apprenticeships. had to get internships. how to partner with universities to create a 21st-century model for education. there is a huge mismatch between business needs and what universities produce. the easiest way is to hire people. what kind of commitment is coca cola making to reduce youth unemployment? >> let me tell you, we have a program called five by 20. that is going to create economic empowerment for 5 million women by 2020 outside of the four walls of the coca-cola company. we have a ifc is a partner. we identify women entrepreneurs in countries all around the world. we have provided microcredit for them. mentoring and training. it is audited by a third party. 2013, we had 337,000 working entrepreneurs that were not there before this program. the commitment is to reach 5 million by 2020. that is real progress. >> you said you sat and met with the global shapers who are here. the

the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet and tv that the us we are out of box experience that admission that the next six. one looks at the underwater sea cables sequel money to ease the table and east coasts of africa. and the envisaged that includes mental cable she makes is that exists for that occasional of ict products the bed as it is all off the set and watch the sea cables and the auntie and set to rights arguments and if they meet the cats in the next two years the african continent will change. change is already underway in kenya where it tries to establish the government is moving whole sectors of national administration online the pasta is called snowball opal investment in the new government but that was going on in prospect. we have up a video box in front of a mile we didn't ever do without what you would not comment on the one which is a total confusion. i was told that in

or sunday inurday a car park in dubai or you had a -- dubai oro, johannesburg or rio, what are the kidsng? >> cricket. it is really about china -- surprise, surprise. 300 million people lay basketball regularly in china. that is five times the number in the u.k. that is a must the entire population of the united states. >> that is because it is cultural? >> there are some big chinese nba players that made the sport very popular. what does that mean for the nba? this guy wants to grow the pie, david stern. every year, it is growing something like 10%. half of the money that the nba makes, all of these teams come all these owners, it will be made outside of the united states. not europe because football still reign supreme. >> this is a football continent. interested to know -- africa feels like a football continent. >> bachchan in particular. -- but china in particular. i think that is the big story out there. that doesn't mean you have to have a chinese league that is associated with the nba or even a part of the nba like a conference. "the bill cosby show" he told me was the big show i

springsteen will also perform in johannesburg as part of his worldwide tour. seen him before. he almost never take breaks during the whole concert. he's in fabulous shape. >> he is in fabulous shape. >>> all right. what you didn't see on last night's "60 minutes" interview with jay leno. why he says about the new year's eve crh that killed a six year old san fran >>> good monday morning. 8:25. time for news headlines. details about the new year's eve crash that killed a 6-year- old girl in san francisco. today the "new york times" reports the family will sue uber for wrongful death. an uber driver hit the family and polk and ellis. >>> a man shot someone in a jack in the box parking lot yesterday on lone tree way, the victim was in surgery at last report. >>> a woman was rescued from a bart train at the embarkadero station. and we've got traffic and weather after the break. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. chp is issuing a traffic advisory for 101 in santa rosa, one lane open northbound approaching highway 12, a big rig accident there. very heavy traffic at the ba