the 100th birthday for the party of nelson mandela. there will be a three-day celebration in -- celebration for the milestone. they are now facing an entirely different struggle. >> we've come to a small, struggling south african town. corrugated homes, sewage on the streets. 1 tap shared by a whole neighborhood. >> this is more than 10 years. >> people here expected more from freedom and the governing party. the ruling party is corrupt, he says, and it is time for change. >> bacon not even provide -- they cannot even provide for their people. we do not want it to be like it was in libya and even to ni -- tunisia. >> africa's greatest liberation movement led to years of street protests, armed rebellion, and negotiations, but for nelson mandela became south africa's first democratic -- before nelson mandela became suburbs first democratic president. now the party celebrates its 100th anniversary.with presiden- jacob zuma. >> so much today, they seem weighed down by corruption. that is because of history and loyalty still count. >> many

the 100th birthday for the party of nelson mandela. there will be a three-day celebration in -- celebration for the milestone. they are now facing an entirely different struggle. >> we've come to a small, struggling south african town. corrugated homes, sewage on the streets. 1 tap shared by a whole neighborhood. >> this is more than 10 years. >> people here expected more from freedom and the governing party. the ruling party is corrupt, he says, and it is time for change. >> bacon not even provide -- they cannot even provide for their people. we do not want it to be like it was in libya and even to nietzsche -- tunisia. >> africa's greatest liberation movement led to years of street protests, armed rebellion, and negotiations, but for nelson mandela became south africa's first democratic -- before nelson mandela became suburbs first democratic president. now the party celebrates its 100th anniversary. with president jacobs among -- jacob zuma. >> so much today, they seem weighed down by corruption. that is because of history and loyal

its leader nelson mandela became south africa's first democratically elected president. they are celebrating their 100th birthday. this is a bittersweet moment for the anc. the party that has done so much for this country seems to be weighed down. yet, look how popular they still are. says that is because history and loyalty still count for a great deal here. >> many have perished, have died. not the anc. >> is the party of revolution losing its touch? same man imprisoned with nelson mandela acknowledges mistakes. >> perhaps it is worse and our country because we have not as yet delivered the services fully to the people of south africa. >> for all their faults, they keep winning elections. back at a shack near an open sewer, they say simply -- they gave us freedom. >> you are watching "bbc world news america," still to come -- following in adele's footsteps, one singer is named the new singer of 2012. hungary's center-right government is facing fierce criticism. your opinion has examined whether the changes introduced this week break eu law but there are signs that the

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, and inept, and it's time for change. >> they cannot even provide means to their people. we wish they would lose power peacefully because we don't want it to be in the situation like it happened in both libya. >> it's been a momentous journey to the a.n.c. africa's greatest liberation movement led years of protests, armed rebellion and negotiations before its leader nelson mandela became south africa's first democratic president. and now, the party celebrating its 100th birthday. >> weighed down by corruption. >> many have died, collapsed, perished. not the a.n.c. >> are they losing their touch for a golf tournament for the a.n.c. elite? a man in touch with president nelson mandela acknowledges mistakes. >> perhaps it's worst in our countr

former president nelson mandela we're told will not attend the festivities due to his failing health.>> a thrilling tourist adventure goes horribly wrong. could have been worse, though. this is erin worth, a tourist from australia, plunging toward the river right there. oh, my gosh. and then the cord of that bungee breaks. watch the cord, one more time there. she falls to the water below, 300 feet, and amazingly, she actually survives that. >> it wasn't black straightaway and i felt like i had been slapped all over. i had to swim down and yank the bungee cord out of whatever it was caught under. i think it is a miracle i survived. >> it turns out the cord broke at just the perfect moment if there is a perfect moment. she avoided serious injury because it broke when she was already so close to the surface of the water. she's bruised pretty badly. that river is known for being filled with crocodiles, by the way. that is nuts then, knowing about the crocodiles especially. i want to bring in cnn's errol burnett. i'm going to call you crazy now too. you did that plunge, though you're lucky

nelson mandela can south africa's first democratic president. this party is celebrating its one -- its 100 birthday. the president is leading the festivities. the party has done so much for the country, seems weighed down by corruption. look how popular they are. that because and loyalty account for a great deal here. >> many have died. >> is the party of revolution losing its touch? at a golf tournament, a man imprisoned with nelson mandela, acknowledges mistakes. >> we have not delivered the services to lead to the people of south africa. >> the anc keeps winning elections. they gave us freedom. i will die of voting for the anc. >> this is "bbc world news." >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions and capital to meet your growth objectives, we offer expertise and tailor

and newly elected government of nelson mandela.ork with the south african department of tourism to provide humanitarian assistance for those who had been so devastated by wrote decades of reese's role. not long after i assumed this position i was approached by a south african environment tall leader named jacob. and he told me about a community two hours from the capital where miners were reported the being injured and dying from exposure to the vanadium pentoxide a medal zero used to strengthen steel. he described workers who bled from every orifice, bettongs turned green sometimes brown or black. and when i reported this situation to my supervisor, a situation that anybody would consider horrific, but particularly if you work for the epa, she told me to shut up. as she went on to explain since i had moved into a brand-new office what i really need to do is spend my time decorating it. i was shocked. i just told an epa officials that on my duty station people were reported the dying from a substance from a u.s. company that is res

and newly elected government of nelson mandela. agreement my job was to work with the south african department of environment and tourism to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of south africa who had been so devastated by decades of recent rule. not long after i assumed this position of approached by a south african environmental leader named jacob ooglekanye who told me about a community where miners were reportedly being injured and dying from exposure to vanadium, a metal used to strengthen steel. he described workers who bled from every orifice and defecated and urinated blood, their tongues turned green, sometimes brown, sometimes black. when i reported the situation to my supervisor, ac to ration anyone would consider horrific but particularly if you work for the epa she told me to shut up. and went on to explain since i had just moved into a new office that what i need to do is spend my time decorating. i was shocked. i had just told an epa official that on my duty station people were being reportedly dying from a

perhaps, you know we'll never reach that end goal, you know, as nelson mandela pointed out in "long walkhed a point where he thought that he could stop and rest he looked ahead and there were many, many more struggles to embrace and dr. king, when he went to the top of the mountain what he actually saw was -- we will never reach the point where we can rest. ♪ ♪ >> and we'll be right back. >>> that wraps it up for us here on "our world at black enterprise." i'm marc lamont hill. follow me on twitter and visit me on facebook. thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. like uh nothing wrong with this guy. tbi is real. get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org.

she says she decided to act after talking to nelson mandela about ways to end poverty. >> this is the beginning of the ending of poverty. these girls have now broken the cycle of poverty in their families. >> all but three of the 75 girls who enrolled in the school five years ago graduated today. they are on their way to universities in the u.s. and south africa. >> winter is here now. >> it feels like it but does not look like it. i would not mind a little bit of snow. a lot of people are snow lovers and like a lot of snow. i like a little bit but not enough to inconvenience us. clouds had rolled in. low pressure will arrive overnight. 39 was the high temperature today. it was 13 degrees below zero in 1912. the wind is out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour. it feels like 27 degrees. rhode oaks elementary school is right at the freezing mark. gaithersburg is 30 degrees. george washington university is 34 after a high of 37. temperatures are to the 20 -- in the 20's to the west of us. fredericksburg is 36. one week ago today they were around 70 degrees. what a difference a week makes

when free said that she decided to act after talking with former south african president nelson mandelato end poverty. >> this is the beginning of the ending of poverty. these girls have now broken the cycle of poverty in their families. >> all but three of the 75 girls who enrolled in the school wrote five years ago. to wit and are on their way to universities in south africa and the u.s. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. wh whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! >> bundle up. >> it will be called tonight, call tomorrow, followed by a nice warming trend. the temperatures tomorrow, lower, middle 30's. at the low 40's on martin luther king jr. day on monday. showers moved in tuesday, pushed of mild air, followed by a strong cold front, falling into the 40's the end of the week back to the 50's next weekend. wjla.com to check out the weather and the daily pictures. ny great pioneers before me, guided onl

nelson mandela once said, we ask ourselves, who in my to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous. notice how you feel when i say that. actually, who are you not to be? you are a child of god. playing small does not serve the world. there is nothing in light about shrinking who you are so that other people will feel less insecure about you. as we let our light shine, we unconsciously give others the permission to let their own shined. my store help me find my own light and the bright myself from what was varied -- from what was buried beneath the pain and tragedy of my childhood. once i move through it and found my way to the other side, i began to reach out instead of hide from it. i came from an italian catholic family of six. my father was a hard-working plumbing and heating contractor, my mother was a housewife and mom. we lived upscale middle-class neighborhood. i went to private catholic school. i was a cheerleader with lots of friends, and i did the captain of the football team. it was seen to be the perfect family. even our pediatrician used to say, what an amazing family

white minority rule in the country almost eighteen years ago south africa's first black president nelson mandela was absent from the celebration due to his frail condition. now in order to help in the enterprise grow you need the right facilities and the right man texan chris van right thinks it's him and he shares his experience of adapting to the russian way of life and doing business he also explains his part in raising a modern moscow sky. we have a. vision which is we want to bring global business to the russian marketplace so we're extremely motivated by this and what that means is you know taking away the grand ideas you know we want to help global business to be more effective in achieving their business objectives in russia and we do that by providing them with financial capital in the form of real estate so we build factories distribution centers and production plants for global businesses who are serving in the russian marketplace occurred to me that this is a very rich part of the world with stream lee intelligent people and they just get reorganized in this part of that reorganizati

white minority rule in the country almost eighteen years ago south africa's first black president nelson mandela was absent from the celebration due to his frail condition. this in a miraculous escape you see here in this video showing a twenty two year old tourist for him to be examined these are river in zimbabwe when her cord snapped during a bungee jump australian aaron lang worth took the leap on new year's eve she had to find it in strong currents and rapids in the river and had to free herself part of it snagged on to spend a week in hospital or though she was not seen. and you can watch that video again on our website at our teeth dot com now since the last american troops left iraq the country is learning to manage its own affairs but the consequences are proving fatal for some a decade of conflict was meant to herald a move to do democracy but journalists there say intimidation and brutality against them is rife. now reports. this spring iraqis inspired by neighboring arab countries began protesting against their government in a square in baghdad one which shares its name with the bett

and my point was apartheid, nelson mandela should not be in prison. this is absurd. that was the actual history. it was reported differently. unfortunately i found that some things in the media aren't reported accurately. unfortunately hi to deal with some of it. but that's the case with this one. >> we will talk about your later career and book after we take this break. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and, yes, especially dollars. e

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white minority rule in the country almost eighteen years ago south africa's first black president nelson mandela was absent from the celebrations though due to his frail condition. malaysia's high court has found opposition leader anwar ibrahim not guilty of sodomy charges after a two year long trial facing accusations of having sex with a former male aide in june of two thousand and eight this year on more always has denied the charges and claimed the case was politically motivated this verdict comes ahead of elections whitely expected later this year. now in order to help an enterprise grow you need the right facilities and the right man well chris thinks that it is him he shares his experience of adapting to the russian way of life and to doing business and explains his part in raising a modern moscow skyline. we have a vision which is we want to bring global business to the russian marketplace so we're extremely motivated by this and what that means is you know taking away the grand ideas you know we want to help global business to be more effective in achieving their business objectives in

. >> a homecoming for nelson mandela. we'll tell you why he is returning to johannesburg.though, inspiring stories that really touch a nerve. enough so to make you do something about it. actor rain wilson is known for his work on the show "the office." he may be more proud about his work with out of our cnn heroes. >> i was literally sitting in my trailer at "the office" and i was looking at the cnn website and had this -- i think it was in the first year, and i saw the story on this guy aaron jackson. this is a young kid from florida, grew up on a golf course and didn't have much direction in his life, and then he went traveling in the third world, and he saw poverty and he decided to just devote his life to making the world a better place. >> today we dewormed estimated maybe a little over 100 people. >> it's been great to be able to help out aaron jackson and doing some fundraisers. i got to introduce him to people and help raise money and just help his organization really get moving. he is the amazing guy doing all the really hard work and, you know, giving him the cas

and nelson mandela was elected as south africa's first black president.bc debuted a show about 20-somethings living in new york and they called it "friends". >>> it's a big family and many 49ers legends still live here in the bay area. they are passing the torch now. the past meets the present heading into sunday's championship game opinion. >> niners mania has permeated the workday culture. and the director of business development for pitco knows this best. >> i've never been in the stadium that was so loud last week. my whole career, i don't remember it being that loud. >> reporter: now, roger craig has formed a unique bond with fellow running back frank gore. and the two are sharing their experiences with each other as a legacy continues. >> i'm really happy for frank. he said, you were right about the playoffs, it doesn't fit the level of play, it's higher, and more intense. >> roger called me -- he called me three times after the game. and, you know, basically telling me what to do after the game, take care of my body. you know, how to visualize. it'

past and present officials attended. 93-year-old nelson mandela could not because of failing healthy.nc played a critical part in ending apartheid. >>> did you ever think you'd reach the day when ziggy stardust reached retirement age? ♪ well it is true. david bowie, one of the most influential rock stars on this or any other planet is now 65 years old. here are some other numbers for you. 43. that's how many years have passed since bowie released his breakthrough album space odyssey in 1969. 140 million. that's how many albums he's sold over his four-decade career. 2003 is the last time he released an album of original songs. happy birthday, david bowie. and how about a comeback tour? that sure would be nice. >>> up next -- must see television. my no talking points segment. tonight's subject, the gop candidate and black people. and . and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore i'm not at my best. advil is my go-to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. >>> it is time now for no talking points. >> tonight's segment is about t

movie career i got to save the world, solve some crimes, commit some crimes, drive miss daisy, be nelson mandela, play the president of the united states and even god. >> for many celebrities, the golden globes serve as a sort of hollywood reunion. >> it's a great party. i get a double pleasure to see people that i don't see on a regular basis. >> reporter: and win or lose, everyone feels like a star, even the jack russell who played the sidekick in the artist proving that anyone can strut their stuff on the red car. bigad shaban, cbs news, beverly hills. >> especially if you got treats. >>> road to the super bowl comes right through san francisco, at least on the nfc side. the 49ers will host the new york giants giants on sunday. a whole lot of partying over the weekend. giants knocked off the number one seeded packers. they were 15-1. so san francisco thanks to that win will host next week's game for the right to play in super bowl xlvi. now, if you are interested in tickets, we did a little snooping at stubhub. ticket prices for the game on sunday range from $355. those are for the nose bleed

. >> what's amazing about him is nelson mandela came to new york in one of his last visits if not hisnd ali was there. to see these two men, these two amazing men of dignity there, people of great fame, they're all trying to snap pictures as if they were part of the paparazzi. ali, even then, slower than he had been suffering with alzheimer's, maintained that great sense of dignity. you see these pictures, all that parkinson's has done to him has not done away with the dignity of who he was. >> so important to remember that and to point that out. i'm sure some who are living with parkinson owes would live the same way. the doctor will talk with us in the latest advances and the fight against parkinson is. stay with us for that and much more. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs health watch sponsored bier this ma care. [ ron orsini ] osteo bi-flex has been incredible for me, and i swear by it. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex with 5-loxin advanced™. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex. the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand. ♪ made

: she opened the oprah winfrey leadership academy in johannesburg in 2007, in the presence of nelson mandela broken families applied. only 150 of the best and brightest were selected. soon the boarding school made headlines for the wrong reasons. shortly after it opened, a school mat ron was accused of sexual abuse. winfrey was profoundly disappointed. but today, all 72 girls of the graduating class are headed to college. some bound for u.s. universities. >> to the world, you are oprah winfrey. to us, you are our mother. >> reporter: compare that to the rest of south africa, where more than half of the million pupils drop out. only a quarter who did graduate did well enough to go to college. >> we are creating assets for girls so they don't have to just use their bodies, but go out and use their minds. >> reporter: the next graduating class is next week. winfrey will try to find schools in africa and elsewhere that could use guidance and money. >>> for more headlines, let's go to cbs news correspondent and news anchor, betty nguyen. >> love the new set. >>> good morning, everybody. at least

i was an observer in the first election in south africa where president nelson mandela was elected. i was an observer in the 1990's in nigeria. i witnessed long lines of people waiting patiently to vote. people believed and said to me that in america voting was encouraged rather than discouraged. we need to stop these partisan efforts, that strike at the core of our democracy. it really is, congresswoman christensen, fundamentally anti-american. we have to win this war against voters. we should be about dismantling and reducing barriers so we can reignite their hope for the american dream. i want to again thank you for your leadership and congresswoman fudge and jackson lee and bobby scot and mr. rangel and the entire congressional black caucus for their calls and hard work to protect the right to work for all citizens across this nation. we must protect voters from these attempts to deny access to the heart of our democratic process. we need to move forward and encourage more voter participation, people need to know that they have a stake in this system and in this democracy. these

nelson mandela went to the west bank and said it was worse for the zero worst apartheid than he had goneough under south africa. host: can we limit the discussion to elections happening here in the united states? caller: they will finance the these mysterious pac's, all the campaigns, and try to use this power over the media. host: thank you for the call. anything regarding his statement, a big influx, has aipac created a pac? guest: i would mess up the name, but there is a republican jewish organization that as well funded, that has been spending money in congressional races of are, specific -- particularly the special election in new york, and they may or may not get involved. i try to stay away from the issues, but the overall point is that if an ideological group wants to get involved, it can create a nonprofit, and this is the scary part, they can make the independent expenditures and they do not have to reveal to their donors are. that brings up another issue, interest versus ideology, something i'm trying to unwind myself. if you give $2 million, is it because you want someone to

the next was none other than nelson mandela in his plight and the need to end apartheid, and i wednesdayedup at the consulate office in san francisco, an extension of the united nations or something, and so on. and the next thing i know, 1963, i'm in a situation and a period where i'm in a situation and a period where john f. kennedy is killed and then malcolm x leads the nation of islam, and he creates the oaau, and i vowed that i'm going to try to get myself to new york at some point and join malcolm x's organization. to push the story on up, malcolm x was killed in 1965. i had a one-man rye development development -- riot. there was nobody else on the street rioting. [laughter] i'm talking about i'm coming down the street from my house with crocodile tears, i'm so upset that malcolm x has been killed, and as far as i'm concerned, the racist power structure had killed malcolm x. i'm kicking in windows, throwing bricks and stuff -- [laughter] and finally my little ram friends came up and got me, and i went back to the house and got my books out. i said, i'm going to find my friend huey. m

the next one was none other than nelson mandela and his plight and the need to end apartheid. next thing i know, 1963, i'm in a situation in a period where, where i'm in a situation in a period where martin, no. john f. kennedy is killed, and malcolm x leaves the nation of islam and decreased the only issue. and that i'm trying to get myself to new york to some point. john malcolm x organization. to push the story on of malcolm x was killed in 1965. i had a one man riot. nobody else on the street rioting. i'm talking about on the coming down the street from a house with crocodile tears running down, i'm so upset that malcolm x has been killed. as far as i'm concerned the racist power had killed malcolm x. i'm taking in windows, throwing bricks. finally, my friends came up and coming as it may come you got it coming. i went back to the house, got my books out, i simply to find my friend huey, in said man, you got to go there. i segment, you guys are bunch of armchair revolution. i need to do so, you know what any? anyway, what happened to me is that's exactly what i did. i foun

and her ministers certainly had to really try to convince hero that nelson mandela was not aota terroristin fact,ac fighting for freedom. once she understood that and opened up her bankers to thehe situation in south africa she did come on board. but she tended to be more interested and have her views more colored by, for example, what was going on in zimbabwe or, for example, she was very concerned about what happened to the ugandan asians who were expelled from uganda. obviously they all ended up -- most of them ended up in britain. she tends to see that bad rather than the good. >> host: amanda foreman, do you follow american politics close enough to have any thought on how margaret thatcher was viewed -- would you the current republican race for president? >> guest: she would probably embrace someone like mitt romney she priced competence above all com. she said that she was in thepe business of getting things done. and of all the candidates, mitta romney has both a government and business background. he is a free enterprise promoter , like she was. she would probably have felt shd mo