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deborah pa tarks cbs news, johannesburg, south africa. >>> close arguments began this morning in the trial of oscar pistorius as the five-month-long case comes to an end. the double amputee oliympian arrived in court this morning. he's accused of murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. a judge will ultimately decide his fate. >>> and a woman who snuck onboard a southwest airline flight without a ticket says she'll never do it again. 62-year-old marilyn hartman pleaded no contest in court yesterday. she passed by document checks in san jose, went through security, and boarded a plane without a ticket. hartman wasn't caught until she landed in los angeles, but she won't say how she did it. >> i don't want to help the enemy. i'm first and foremost an american. >> well, hartman tried the same stunt four times at san francisco's airport but she was never successful. >>> coming up on the "morning news," group effort. dozens of passengers push a train to free a man trapped in the gap. >>> and coin compensation. a man gets buckets and buckets of coins as payment. this is the "cbs morning n

debora patta, cbs news, johannesburg, south africa. >> glor: and iranian airliner crashed after takeoff from tehran today, killing at least 39. a handful of people reportedly survived the crash of that plane, which was assembled in iran from ukrainian design, iran blames a string of recent crashes on western sanctions that prevent the import of modern planes and parts. more protests tonight in a st. louis suburb after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager this weekend. the local police chief says the officer had come under attack, julian johnson says many neighbors are not satisfied with that explanation. >> no justice, no peace. >> angry protesters march to front door of the police department today demanding answers. just one day after a ferguson officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. >> the fatal shooting happened when the officer encountered two men on a street saturday afternoon. >> they say one of the men pushed the officer back into a squad car and there was a struggle over the officer's gun. >> st. louis county police chief john belmar. >> there was at

debra pata, cbs news, johannesburg, south africa. >>> texas governor rick perry said if he had to do it again, he'd make the same decision. perry was talking about a veto he made that led to his indictment on charges he abused his power. perry, a republican, was indicted following his efforts to get an austin prosecutor, rosemary lehmberg, a democrat, to step down. he threatened to withhold state funding for her office. perry said he took the action after her arrest on drunk driving charges. >> this is not the way that we settle differences, political differences, in this country. you don't do it with indictments. we settle our political differences at the ballot box. >> perry can continue to serve as governor while under indictment. with psoriatic arthritis, i had intense joint pain that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculos

to try to stop the deadly outbreak. 13 heads of state attending an emergency meeting in johannesburg, south africa today. they're working on preventive measures to contain the spread of the deadly virus. there is some of a possible treatment from auburn universi university. scientists say they may have found way to help boost the immune system of people with the ebola virus. >> in the future, what we learned from how viruses turn off the immune system it's going to open up these other 10 or 12 categories of viruses that maybe leads there. >> two americans kent brantly and nancy wright bowl are receiving treatment at emory university hospital in atlanta right now. and they're conditions are said to be improving. >> new step today's to make driving in delaware safer. governor jack markell is expected to sign legislation that requires everyone convicted of drunk driving in the state to have interlock devices installed op vehicles they drive. now, proofly, it had only been required for row pete drunk drivers and first time offenders with a very high blood alcohol level. well you can help a kitten inje

. >> debora patta, cbs news, johannesburg, south africa. >> glor: the trip to asia today pope francis seemed to make the most visible outreach to china and other countries in the region who do not have diplomatic relation with the vatican. he said christians do not come as conquerors and urged dialogue. seth doane reports from seoul. >> speaking to thousands of youth this afternoon pope francis called on them to serve the marginalized and lonely. the pope started his day by granting a humble wish. baptizing kim yeong-oh at the. he is the father of 16-year-old kim yeong-oh who is one of the hundreds of teenagers killed when the sewol ferry sank in april. >> we asked the pope for this huge honor when they chatted at a private family of meetings of ferry meetings on tri. lee who francisness is his baptismal name. >> what was it like to be met by the pope and baptized by the pope. >> he says he felt a presence in the room and turned to see a smiling pope francis standing there. >> you seem very calm. can you believe that you were just baptized by the pope? >> there was a lot of turmoil in

. >> pelley: debora patta reporting from johannesburg, south africa, thank you, debora. new york city health officials who say a man who arrived from west africa with high fever and gastrointestinal symptoms is not infected with ebola, as had been feared. tonight, some airlines are letting passengers change reservations to and from hawaii without a fee. the islands are facing a double threat. hurricane iselle is expected to hit the big island and possibly maui by tomorrow. julio, also a hurricane, is forecast to pass just north of hawaii two or three days later. tonight, in a cbs news poll, americans are telling us what should be done with the surge of illegal immigrant children from central america crossing the southern border. 43% told us that the children should be allowed to stay while awaiting a hearing on their immigration status. 50% said that the immigrants should be sent home without a hearing. in texas, volunteers are helping to patrol the border. manuel bojorquez went there, never imagining what he would see. >> reporter: we spent a few hours with reserve depu

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johannesburg, south africa. >> as the political deadlock conditions in south sudan, a new group has emergedmilitia has killed a number of people working for aid agencies and there are fears that other groups may follow their lead. we have reports in south sudan. >> reporter: in "n" just 48 hours six humanitarian aid workers have been killed and two more reported missing. one of them was shot in the head outside of the gate of this aid agency compound. >> the bullet came. >> reporter: and until last week the town was relatively peaceful. close to 130,000 refugees lived along side the population. but emerged a militia group. last week they turned on people from the tribe including some who were employed by aid organizations. the reason why isn't yet completely clear. at a meeting local government tried to assure aid agency that is their staff would be safe. but they also justified the presence of militia on the grounds that civilians as well as soldiers have been targets in this complex. >> they kill the civilians in the churches. they kill the civilians in the villages. that is why they come

david mckenzie, cnn, johannesburg, south africa. >>> coming back here, we circle around to a town inhe u.s., ferguson, missouri, unweek after an unarmed teenager was killed by police. >>> and now in a poignant turn, residents are standing up to the looters and police are standing by. we have details when we return on cnn newsroom. >>> another confrontation between riot police and looters in a town where an african-american teenager, where michael brown, was shot and killed. >> these are again live pictures it's about 4:00 in the morning there. peaceful demonstrations took a turn to the worse saturday. four stores would be damaged and allegedry robs. most crowds have dispersed, riot police have not engaged with any of the looters. >>> the governor of the u.s. state of texas has been indicted by a grand jury. the charges against rick perry relate to his efforts to try to force a local prosecutor to resign. governor perry is a former and possibly future republican party presidential candidate. his attorney says he acted legally under the texas state constitution. and he said perry will

to be improvi improving. 13 heads of state attended an emergency meeting on the outbreak johannesburg, south africaay. they're working on preventive measures to couldn't taint spread of the virus and today president obama is pledging support for countries dealing with the outbreak. two americans kent brantly and nancy wright bowl are receiving permit mental treatment at emory university hospital in atlanta. >> the body of high ranking u.s. general will flown back to dover air force base in delaware. major general harold green died on tuesday during an tack on military base. investigators say a man dressed in an afghan army uniform opened fire on the compound. 15 other people including americans were hurt. green's body is being prepared right now and will return to the united states in coming days. green is the highest ranking officer to die in combat since 1970. >> donald trump wants his name dropped from i don't atlantic city casinos. specifically the trump taj mahal and trump plaza and he is suing the trump entertainment resorts to make it happen. >> trump says the group failed to maintain the ca

unfriendliness, johannesburg, south africa takes the cake followed by other global cities like beijingaris. adam: one friendly face you will see. gerri willis, "the willis report" is next. you will discuss a new report on troubles that military families, real important issues that they're facing. gerri: adam, thanks for that. yes, a quarter of our nation's soldiers and reservests seeking aid and relying on help and generosity of strangers. we'll tell you about that. >>> also today on the show iconic american brands could go away. proctor & gamble is getting ready to dump ivory after the 135-brand that floats is about to sink. >>> worried about your 401(k)? it could be worse. a report says a third of us have nothing saved for retirement. >>> amazon fire smartphone gets rave reviews but not from consumer reports. they're here to tell us why it is not the ultimate shopping tool. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now.

. >> mark:a five poit three magnitude earthquake has hit near johannesburg south africa. >> mark:accoeding was centered about 100 >> mark:the tremor was one of the africa in recent years. of any damage or injuries. >> darya:10-thousand chinese soldiers are working to clear roads and dig people out from under collapsed buildings after sunday's six >> darya:more than 400 people were killed in that quake. 12 people are still missing. >> darya:more than 23-hundred were injured. >> darya:hundreds of volunteers have joined in the rescue efforts, some using their bare hands to dig. >> darya:yesterday a 5-year-old boy was rescued from underneath a collapsed house. new video this morning. >> darya:you can see the moment a ferry in bangladesh capsizes. it happened yesterday. >> darya:at least 125 people are presumed dead. and 110 others either swam to safety or were rescued. >> darya:officials say the ferry was overcrowded. and bad weather caused rough waters. in >> darya:search and rescue crews are still looking for any survivors. at least 12 americans were victims of an insider attack in afghanist

over the last three years in johannesburg, south africa, i manage the growth of our busiest regional pport and training center. our consulate general in johannesburg's is now larger than many embassies in africa. chairman, botswana is one of africa's great success story. it is one of the continent's longest any multi-party . engagement in botswana across a range of issues underscores the country's regional and in some instances global partner for the united states. our global effort to combat hiv aids has made a world contribution on hiv treatment and prevention. if confirmed, i would be a strong advocate in botswana. a partnership between our two nations that trains police officials from 34 african countries. botswana hosts national broadcasting bureaus, the voice of the americas relay station. botswana has worked with us to support human rights and good governance. it has taken stance on this issue in the united nations and the southern african development committee great botswana has a strong military to military relationship of the united states. force isana defense u.s. trained a

and in south africa there were six cases although none of them tested positive for the disease. for "cbs this morning: saturday" debora patta, johannesburg south africa. >> for more on the outbreak we're joined by dr. william schaffner. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. >> a lot of people are understandably nervous about ebola patients being brought into this country. how concerned should we be dr. schaffner? >> actually i'd like to be very reassuring. the average person doesn't need to be anxious at all. this is a virus that we can contain very very securely we know how to do that. em emory is good at doing that. and we infectious disease doctors, we know the most we're not concerned. >> normally there's experimental protocols. what exactly will happen aside from being isolated from the world once they arrive for treatment? >> actually the treatment is very important, vinita, because although we can't treat the virus itself we are expert at providing good supportive care. we can watch to see all that the organs are functioning well, that the patient's metabolic status is good and this will help the body recover from the virus. wil

let's bring in david mckenzie now live in johannesburg, south africa. this is a big move. >> reporter: it is a big move. it will be interesting to see how they manage to authorize the flight. i suspect senior officials got the go ahead. the volunteers helping treat ebola patients or help them have been infected and are in isolation. now, we don't know where that jet is. presumably, it's making its way to the scene to try to extract the two americans out, take them to a university hospital into an isolation ward. experts say that if it's managed properly, this should pt present a threat to the wider public. yes, extremely cig nsignificant. the first known cases of ebola getting into the united states soil. this would be the next move in a very, very alarming outbreak which has affected thousands in multiple countries in west africa. john? >> we don't know if they were on the plane or on the way home. a lot is dependent on how they are doing at the time. as for the situation on the ground, how overwhelmed are the medical professionals there? >> well, john

debra pada is in johannesburg south africa tracking violence and fears surrounding the spread. debra, good morning. >> good morning. the ebola outbreak is west africa is spiraling out of control. according to health officials who are warning. and this is largely due to dysfunctional healthcare system asks rampant fear. >> the fear and mistrust took a violent turn in liberia's capital. an angry crowd raided an ebola isolation ward in the city's largest slum. shouting ebola did not exist and was a hoax to get money by the president. the mob looted the clinic removing contaminated medical items and many fled. some have been rehospitalized those many officials remain terrified that the infection could spread. treatment centers filling up faster than they can be provided. doctor's without borders is building two new isolation p units but some say this will not be enough. >> at this stage the outbreak is totally out of control and we need to come up with other strategies to cover the situation. >> and the situation on the ground is desperate. already the death toll well over 1 thousan

. >>> it is a new generation of lion king at the johannesburg joe in south africa. they're more like little princes. three of them made their first public debut. the trio of lion cubs includes a rare white one, and you see it playfully swatting at the video cameras. the cubs, one male, and his two sisters have been cared for in quarantine since they arrived in july. the zoo hasn't successfully bred lions in five years. these playful cubs will live separately from the seven adult lions already at the zoo. very cute. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here -- >> who is also very cute. come on. >> you're going to give us a great look at the holiday weekend, right? >> it's not bad, actually. a lot of areas of the west look all right. it's also the start of football season in some areas too. i know a lot of schools are starting their game this weekend or something started last week. the big story is the amazing waves. heres a closer look at tropical storm marie. still a big circulation. still going to send waves to the california coast for days ahead. probably some eve

let's get more from david mckenzie, standing by in our johannesburg bureau in south africa. uganda is now sending help. wondering what took them so long. we are weeks into this, and if south africa and other developed countries are helping in their own way. >> i'm not sure what exactly took them so long, but certainly uganda has a great deal of experience in this because they've had several outbreaks in the past. though, not nearly as out of control or to such an extent that you're seeing in west africa. you know, historically, ebola has been centered in the western parts of uganda, south sudan and the democratic republic of congo. now it seems they're sending experts in. perhaps one of the reasons they were reticent at first was the fact that in the hospitals in sierra leone and liberia particularly, there has been clearly a breakdown in the safety protocols with several prominent health workers getting sick and dying in this outbreak. errol? >> i was recently to uganda for cnn in 2012, their most recent ebola outbreak, killing 17 people at that time. good to see uganda is

johannesburg. it's magnitude 5.3 and shaken south africa. no word on injuries or anyone caught up in that.al district will be populated if indeed that is the area hit. buildings reported to have been shaking. more on that as it comes in. >>> another news line coming in the last hour. a suspected green on blue attack on afghanistan. there's been a shooting incident at the officer's academy near kabul run by the british army. let's get the latest from david there for us. what do we know? >> within the last few minutes it's been confirmed from the afghan ministry of defense, they say several foreign soldiers, we understand up to four have been injured in the incident when an afghan soldier turned his gun on commanders and foreign soldiers at this training facility. earlier we heard the commanding officer, afghan commander of the cargo training facility has been injured in the incident. maybe four or five people, international troops and afghan commander injured is the indications we're hearing so far from afghan sources. this may not have been inside the training academy itself, but cargo tra

johannesburg. here with me a former bureau chief in southern africa. tell us: how do south african authorities feel about having post-genocide rwandan politics played out on the streets of johannesburg? >> i think the south african government is really concerned about it, but there is little they can do about it because south africa, you are bound to have the african middle class coming to go particularly johannes berg. many of them have second homes in johannesburg. >> people are in exile as well because this former general was seeking exile, wasn't he, in south africa. >> sure, sure. many of them are coming especially from rwanda coming to south africa. south africa is suddenly a refuge for all of those people who will find themselves oppressed in respective countries. >> how does south africa feel about having to cope with issues that are not necessarily its problem actually but problems of surrounding countries? >> they have no choice because a long time ago, fighters different parts of africa. one would argue it's theirs to have no choice but to deal with them and allo

africa to gas up before heading to atlanta. that's where nancy will be treated for ebola. >>> a mine shaken by a magnitude 5.3 quake near johannesburg, southfterwith a ka. the -- south africa. three people are hurt, but their injuries are not considered serious. >>> also happening today, santa clara county leaders will outline their plan to help undocumented children crossing the border. >> kris sanchez joins us now. kris the proposal includes a call for host families. >> reporter: yeah, we're going to hear more about that plan at 8:00 this morning, laura. leaders of the catholic charities of santa clara county and will urge leaders to come up with a plan to take on the children who are in detention centers right now in southern california and in texas. the charity wants to urge the supervisors to move forward with their plan to help. the county executive jeff smith has already had his staff researching the feasibility of housing some of the children in private homes such as foster children are. last month, congresswoman of san jose asked the county board to figure out a way to help. several board members already seemed to be on board with

south africa was dominated by the rich. apartheid presented black south africa from taking part. now things have changed with ballet. we have this report from johannesburg. [ ♪ music ] >>reporter: russian dancers bring an international flare to the south african ballet it's a rare treat. most of them come from poor neighbourhoods where poverty and violent crime is emp. for a fewer hours they are transported into pirouette, style and beautie. i love teaching and choreography. it's part of the what i like. >> reporter: the children practice after school and the lesson are free. they start with the bakeses. getting it right is difficult and painful. they endured the discomfort. >> i want to dance like a ballet - i want to be a ballet girl. >> today there is a special treat, a lesson from russian choreographer. he wants them to learn about team work and focus. >> i hope that - that they will be happy. i hope our show will make them like ballet and makes them love ballet, and hopefully after the shows they start to work hard, work with the soul. >> ballet in south africa is for predominantly white. partly because the lessons are expensive. there's a few ball

africa, in south cape town and johannesburg, thriving, bustling cities.they have for people that need help? absolutely. so do we in our country, and we've got to take care of our poor and they've got to take care of theirs. and sometimes we can even help each other. look on the street and you say, wait a second, these cities will be very competitive. >> the four we talk about these trends -- urbanization, big cities, the potential for finance, is africa going -- when you look at investment vehicles, are they going to be the new hl? -- the new asia? will be the next hong kong in africa? >> i think if you look at south africa. there are stock exchanges all through africa. they trade driven this. there is all sorts of kinds of financing that has different risk or files and payment profiles and cash flow profiles. day and age, things are happening much more rapidly than they did before. >> can i build on that? when we were in africa, one of the places we visited was meltwater, where they are training young innovators and entrepreneurs, african innovators and

recently in south africa, cape town, johannesburg -- they are thriving, bustling cities. that need help? absolutely. so do we in our country. we have to take care of our poor and they have to take care of theirs, and sometimes we can help each other, but when you look at the streets you say wait a second, these cities can be competitive. >> when you talk about the trends coming together, big cities, the potential for finance -- when you look at finance for investment vehicles, are they going to be the new asia? what is the next hong kong in africa? >> i think it will take a while. >> a generation? >> i do not know if it is a generation. 20 years. that goes pretty quickly. there are stock exchanges all throughout africa. they trade derivatives. there is also financing that will let you have different risk profiles, payment profiles, cash flow profiles -- this day and age things are happening much more rapidly. >> mike bloomberg and penny pritzker. you can catch all of the u.s.-africa business forum, including a panel being lead right now by former president bill clinton on

and recently in south africa, cape town, johannesburg, bus cities.eople who need help? absolutely. so do we and we have to take care of our poor, and they have got to take care of theirs, and sometimes we can help each other, but they have the spirit. you look on the street and you say wait a second, these cities are going to be real competitive. >> urbanization africa, big cities, potential for finance -- is africa going -- when you look at finance, investment vehicles, are they going to be the new asia? what is the next hong kong and africa? >> it is going to take a wild. the generation, 20 years, that goes pretty stocky, but there are exchanges alter africa. they traded derivatives. there is all sorts of financing that will let you have different risk profiles and payment profiles, cash flow profiles. this day and age, things are happening much more rapidly than what they did before. >> can i build on that? africa, one of the places we visited was meltwater, where they are training young innovators and entrepreneurs, african innovators and entrepr

south africa. she joining us live from johannesburg.hese experimental vaccines have been sent to various places but as far as zmap "discoverp is co doctors are taking a risk by doing this. >> it is a calculated risk. if someone is in the latter stages of the ebola virus they are likely to take anything that may save their lives. that's what the w.h.o. is saying. in this extraordinary circumstances, unprecedented outbreak, they are willing to take calculated risks. as you mentioned, there's the possibility that canada will send vaccines and zmapp is a blood treatment and another drug that is anti-viral treatment. all of these three types of drugs could be heading towards west africa. obviously with the numbers of people affected they will only skim the surface in terms of helping individual people. >> although this is something we have been discussing on cnn daily, i mean, the more evidence we see, the more serious it becomes. the w.h.o. willing to take this calculated risk and still all of these west african countries are issuing new tr

rio looks better and johannesburg, as well, if you want to live in south africa. but of the others, not a lot. but if you've got a little bit more to spend to, say, $400 million, you could buy this one, the sky penthouse located in the managerial heirmillionaire's playground, monaco. features including spending $400 million, apparently it includes a water slide. i can't imagine that will be top of the list. it takes you from your dance floor to your swimmi inming poo. anyway, it has a kitchen on each floor, as well. who could ask more? we want to hear from you on this. if money wasn't a problem, how would you pick out your home? join the conversation here on "worldwide exchange." get in touch with us. e-mail, worldwide@cnbc.com. also in the twitter sphere, as well, @cnbcwex. >>> so still to come on this show, forecasting the timing of the first bank of england rate hike has been exciting business this summer. could we get a clearer steer from the minutes of the last mpc? stay tuned and find out. >>> heineken is in the green. investors after balfour rejects a third

south africa has been dominated by the rich. the race horse of apartheid prevented black south africans from taking part. things have changed, with ballet making an appearance in poor neighbourhoodsment this report from johannesburg- neighbourhoods. this report from johannesburg. >> reporter: russian dancers drink an international flare to the south african enthuse yast. it's a treat for young people watching the performance. most come from poor neighbour hoods where poverty and violent crime is everywhere. they are transport into pirouettes, style, grace and beauty. >> i love teaching and choreography. that's the best part, seeing what you have done. it's lovely. >> reporter: the children practice afterschool. lessons are free. they start with the bakeses. >> getting it right is painful. they enjoy the discomfort. >> i want to dance and be a ballet girl. >> today there is a treat. a lesson from russian choreographer he wants them to learn about team work, discipline and focus and encourage the dream of becoming great dancers. >> i hope that they will be happy. i hope our show will make them like ballet. i hope our show makes them love ballet, and they start to work hard or work with the soul. >> reporter: ballet

. >>> also breaking, an earthquake jolting south africa shaking building, more than 100 miles away from johannesburgthis quake was first reported as a magnitude 6.0 but downgraded to a 5.3 just now. no report of casualties. >>> no you to something we haven't been able to report in nearly a month. calm in the middle east. israel and hamas are holding their fire right now honoring a three-day truce brokered overnight by egypt. israel says it's pulled ground troops from gaza and destroyed all those stunts. talks for a broader cease-fire are set to begin soon in cairo. >>> here at home a big scare for passengers on a flight out of florida. they hit turbulence so bad some people thought the plane was going down. >> i'm thinking like this is going to be a plane crash. >> reporter: midair emergency as allegiant hit turbulence over florida flying from ft. lauderdale to asheville when passengers say it was a sudden dive. >> felt like a bad roller-coaster ride. when you see them flying up and down that's what happened. >> reporter: a flight attendant providing drink service hitting the ceiling and falling on

. >>> also breaking, an earthquake jolting south africa shaking buildings more than 1,000 miles away from johannesburgone person was crushed by debris. >>> a security incident over england. that's a fighter jet escorting flight to manchester after a bomb threat. there was a possible device on board. one man on board the flight was detained. no device was found. >>> here at home a big scare for passengers on a flight out of florida. they hit turbulence so bad some people thought the plane was going down. >> i'm thinking like this is going to be a plane crash. >> reporter: midair emergency as allegiant air flight 916 hit turbulence over florida. flying from ft. lauderdale, florida, to asheville, north carolina, when passengers say it was a sudden dive. >> felt like a bad roller-coaster ride. whenny -- when you see those people flying up and down like in a movie? that's basically what happened. >> reporter: a flight attendant providing drink service hitting the ceiling and falling on top of a passenger. another person injured by the drink cart. >> she hit the ceiling. she has this gash on her side. >> re

south africa's apartheid made arts only available to the white majority, including ballet. now some of the nation's poorest neighborhoods are creating a new generation of dancers. we report from johannesburg. ♪ ♪ >> russian dancers bring an international flair to the ballet thussists. it's a rare treat especially for young people watching the performance. most come from poor neighborhoods, with poverty and violent crime everywhere. for a few hours, they are transported to pirouettes, style, grace and beauty, a world where it's ok to dream. >> i love teaching and choreographing. that's the best part of seeing. >> the children practice after school and lesson freers. they start with the basics. getting the moves right is difficult and painful, but they seemingly enjoy the discomfort. >> that one is to stretch and i want to bend like a ballet. i want to be a ballet girl. >> today, there is a special treat, a lesson from russian choreographer. he wants them to learn team work, discipline, focus and hopefully to dream of becoming great dancers. >> i hope that they will be happy. i hope our show will make them not just like ballet. i hope our show makes them love ballet, and hopefully after the

south africa force many to use risky fuels. kerosene and firewood. we have the story of a solar candle bringing cheaper and cleaner light to toes that need it. we have more from johannesburg. there's no electricity again. this woman has a back up plan, a solar candle. to meet the energy needs the south african government introduced rolling blackouts. this candle helps give off as much light as candles put together. >> it's good. here with the problem of electric, because electric sometimes goes almost about two to maybe four days to one week without trick. so if you have electric, it's difficult. >>> each when there's no power, they can run their business and keep the customers happy. charging the solar candle is easy. the panels are here on the bottom. this is how you do it. place it on the ground like this. in direct sunlight. it takes about six hours to charge and provide around about seven hours of power. ken developed the solar candle. hoping that it will replace the wax candle which is a source of light for poor households on the african continent. >> it has been four years before the battery needs to be replaced. because it doesn't have a plane, it doesn't produce

johannesburg stock exchange grew eight-fold. we increased our gold and foreign exchange reserves from 3 billion to 50 billion u.s. dollars. we rarely have a good story to tell about years, also south africa'socratic rule. but we are also the first to admit that our work is not yet completed. we still have a long, hard road ahead. we confront the challenges of unemployment, poverty, and inequality. fortunately, we have a road map in the form of the national plan, vision 2030. by 2030, we want poverty to be history, unemployment to be rejuiced, and growth to average an annual 5.4%. these are not easy targets, but with determination and hard work, nothing is impossible. ladies and gentlemen, as of this morning, we met with members of the u.s. chamber of commerce. there are about 600 u.s. companies investing in the south african economy. the presence of these companies demonstrates that south africa is a viable investment destination. we look forward to the further expansion of investment opportunities with the u.s. and other key markets. the african growth and opportunity act has been a powerful instrument in achieving this goal. over 95% of our exports getting to the u.s. market through agoa