let's go to johannesburg. what is the thinking about why this sacking has happened and why now? reports that we're getting from zimbabwe is the vice president has been barred from standing for the very pornts -- very important seat in the committee. this is the seat that runs the governing party in zimbabwe. for the first time, when she handed application form in her home district in the central, he was rejected. in other words she could not stand for essential committee seat in her district. therefore she's out of the council that runs. by extension it means she cannot be vice president of the country. sooner or later t president has to take the decision whether he will keep her in her job in the government. >> this is about the future suck succession of robert mugabe and his wife's interest this the job? >> very much so. a congress will elect new leadership. mugabe's wife, first lady of zimbabwe is part of the women's league. she's standing for president of the women's wing of that political party. she's been publicly attacking the vice president saying that she's plotting to

the two men were stopped when their flight refuelled in johannesburg >>> investigators in southern mexico are checking several mass graves to see if they can find the bodies of students. adam raney reports. >> reporter: this poor but peaceful neighbourhood is where some of the mass graves were found. a warm afternoon, friends. family. inside the humble shacks, people are afraid. they tell stories of horror and fear. people around here keep to themselves. why risk crossing anyone. they know the price they can pay. i asked the policeman on duty if he heard the same stories, because this had been a place where cartels bury their victims. >> reporter: now, police will not let us go any further. some of the graves found here are two kilometres up to the road. locals tell us that any time today or tonight they will see cars go up the hill quite full. when they go down, it was pretty much empty. >> reporter: this man lived here for nearly three decades. he slept on a floor. he would rather be poor than join a gang. >> reporter: three of his nephews have been missing for years, and he often write

kilos of rhinoceros horn opinion the men were booked on to a flight to vietnam, transiting through johannesburg. there's a huge demand for rhino horns for decoration and supposed medical purposes, despite a lack of evidence that it actually is a healing agent. the rhino is one of the most endangered species on the planet. >> brazil's business capital is struggling to combat smog, now switching to battery powered buses. we have a report that city leaders hope the initiative could become a success model for the rest of the world. >> it's another typical busy morning at the main bus terminal in the sao paulo suburbs. some will be riding in to work on an all electric battery powered public bus, one of several going through a trial run in sao paulo. the first of its kind to be put into operation in south america, only a small handful of cities around the world use them. >> it doesn't make pollution. it's faster and doesn't make noise. >> it runs entirely on rechargeable lithium eye i don't know batteries. four times a day, the buses quickly fueled up at this charging dock. >> there are more than 20,

if they win out, they'll make the selection committee's johannesburg very seas -- job very easy.'s mayhem. >> brian: you still have to run through there if you're going to do anything in football you have to do it in tuscaloosa first. >> adam: that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the dodge post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. over on cbs sports network, it's u.s.f. taking on s.m.u. at 8:00 eastern followed by "inside college football" presented by dodge. next saturday "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs" continues with the best game from the best conference, ole miss visits arkansas. starts at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader.com college football today." the next edition of thursday night football on nfl network. >> adam: it starts at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us, have a great evening. >> i'm natasha brown, bundle up the the cold weather is hanging around for the weekend. when will it warm up? justin. >> that's right, i'm tracking temperatures below average over the next few days and the chance for rain. >> te

he was shot dead on sunday in johannesburg.ice say it was a robbery gone wrong, the suspect, 25-year-old has now appeared in court. >>> australia and new zealand are mark 100 years since their troops left to fight in world war i. thousands of people gathered in the western australia city of albany where the first convoy departed from in 1914. both leaders of australia and new zealand were present to pay their respects. >>> smog, an amalgamation of fog and smoke is a major problem in the biggest city in brazil so sao paulo is switching to battery powered buses as gabriel eelizondo reports. >> reporter: it's another typical busy morning at the main bus terminal in the sao paulo suburbs. but some of these commuters will be riding in to work on anything but a typical form of transportation. this is an all electric, battery powered public bus. one of several going through a trial run in sao paulo. the first of its kind to be put in to operation in south america and only a small handful of cities armed the world. in the first month t

. >> pelley: and debora patta is joining us tonight from johannesburg.debora, why did the government announce a truce? >> reporter: it looks like the nigerian government's been scammed. we spoke to a man who had direct knowledge of the rescue talks and told us the authorities paid millions of dollars to a person supposedly representing boko haram but who actually had no power to release the kidnapped girls. we made repeated calls to the government. they kept promising to respond, but, scott, still we've heard nothing today. >> pelley: a tragedy with no end in sight. deborah, thank you very much. well, for decades tom magliozzi and his brother talked about cars on the radio. we will remember tom when we come back. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. goodnight. goodnight. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. in

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we go to joha johannesburg, thank you for being with us.is the significance of this high-court ruling in libya namibia. >> yes, there have been three hiv-positive women who were forced of sterilization. why it's important is not that it's going to impact not only women in nambia, who have been sterilized without their consent, but we're getting reports from other him in other african countries who are saying the same thing. they're hiv positive and they're being forced-- >> the three women concerned, there may have been many more women who have been forcebly sterilized? >> in na namibia, there have been documented cases of women who were sterilized without their consent. there have been documented cases in kenya and swaziland and others where women are being sterilized without their consent. this is by no means a localized problem. >> what happens now that this high court ruling has been made? will these women be compensated? >> so the supreme court said that they should decide how of these women should get. it's not just these three women.

this man was shot dead in johannesburg on sunday. police say it was a robbery gone wrong. a 25-year-old suspect has appeared in coward >>> australia and new zealand are marking 100 years since their troops left to fight in world war i. thousands the people gathered in the western city of albany where the first anzac group departed. the leaders of australia and new zealand were left to pay their respects. it's the final weekend of campaigning. it could see republicans take control of both houses of congress, making life dive for president obama and others. many polls hold the main parties in low regard. americans say they want a real alternative, as rob reynolds reports. >> americans say they are fed up with a dew oply of democrats and republicans that dominate politics for a century and a half. >> political parties - i feel i don't know which speaks to me or represents me accurately. >> i think i probably am in line with most of america, frustrated at the gridlock. >> voters want choices. a survey shows that america needs more choices. >> there are more than two peters in

. >> you tell the first couple of johannesburg, south africa and they don't laugh and you go i got 20 minutes. >> 15 minutes in i started quoting bible verses i was so scared. holy cow. i got to go the bathroom. i'll be right back. it was awful. >> this is the greatest video. this will cheer you up. look at this. it's the cutest thing you've ever seen. the "daily mail." not the most news worthy headline. who can resist a dog playing with a baby. i put my babies in these. so much fun. but look at the dog. he's helping her jump. he's going after the shadow. >> baby likes it. >> i can watch that for five hours. >> mika loves that and yet she walked out of "wedding crashers." >> stupid movie. let's go to mike allen. >> that's where we part ways. >> mr. mike allen has a look at the playbook. mike, good morning. the politico site as a new look. >> i don't like change. >> what am i looking at. >> total makeover. first totally new politico.com since we launched in january of '07. elegant new site that our executive editor put together. has four cover stories that rotates so it knows what you