act of 1986 freed south africa. south africans free themselves. but what u.s. policy did in 1986 with the free south africa movement was to remove and support from the apartheid government where it had been until then, until law was passed. you look at different u.s. administrations. all of them found excuses to do little or nothing above why it had this horrible system in place. if you want to give a little bit credit, you could say that jimmy carter was a little bit less supportive of the apartheid regime than the other u.s. administrations. going beyond the government, you could give robert kennedy some credit. but the point is that washington was pretty supportive of the authority of the regime until when things got really bad and the free south africa movement said it was wrong for this government to be on the wrong side of this issue. so this is very much an issue that was dominated by racism. the second one cover is a pretty long space of time. rhodesia and mugabe, once again, the united states, when it came t

meanwhile of the rugby world cup astray or edge defending champions south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and new zealand after the all blacks came back to overpower arjun. tina thirty three ten well the wallabies triumphed despite having just twenty four percent of possession of a remarkable pool to find in wellington but you have houses weren't expected to meet so lucas did so after a spray of finished second in the pool the climb down and down and change for well went after eleven minutes to put the wallabies ahead to south africa and the fourth one hand james i cannot miss the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempts to give his side and i normally eat the exactness cuts to a tree by the bright moon stain to tell you that for the springboks and to then gave the lead with a penalty and a drop goal that south africa night up and that's how it stayed until eight minutes from the end of penalty and water to the wallabies for infringement and iconic. it's them and eleven nine lead astray at home on off the second up in mid south africa pressure is enormou

while drawn by down under australia knock out defending champion south africa to set up a semi final showdown with a bit of new zealand come up to beat argentina type of a big world cup. big in japan and even ari comes from a set down to beat defending champion rafael a dart in the final of the japan open. and says to the far eastern sebastian vettel has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world titles the twenty four year old german and third at the japanese gong to clinch the championship with four races left now a battle started on pole and needed only to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion but mathematically the only man who could pick him for the title was mclaren's jenson button and even though the briton won at suzuka battle state his red bull interest just around the lawn is like only reeling drivers of everyone back to back titles that is the youngest twenty four years and ninety eight days and have a bonus of just under eight million dollars this red bull team so little wonder he was overwhelmed it's fantastic i mean there's so many things th

lot of drama downs our straight here knockout defending champion south africa set up by the semifinal showdown favorites new zealand you come back to these argentina up above you was. big in japan and you know it comes from a second down to beat defending champion rafael nadal in the final of the chicano pled and that means a double dose of the jamie. so first of the far east and sebastian vettel has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world titles after the twenty four year old german finished third at the japanese grand prix to clinch the championship with four races left but all started on pole and needed to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion mathematically the only man who could get him to the title was my parents jenson button and the britain one. i thought his red insisted just because it was on the lawns are only drivers have ever won back to back titles that is the youngest of twenty four years and ninety eight days to him a bonus of just under eight million dollars read the o.t. so you can ponder he was overwhelmed. by the sun just to go i mea

to give them an eleven i need a straight off the psyching up in meant south africa pressure my sweet times as many tackles as the springboks joy for the wallabies but like south africa which heated debate is stepped down from his post after the match. guys are great. there's nothing that can replace the thought of what's going to the minds of the d. result and when it exploded this is. actually not really a good mood in the general not everything where white noise would put us over a lot of pressure but one thing that you know you can't you can't teach and you can you know try and it is effort in commitment from the group in every member of the timeline showed a lot of vitalize so i'm very proud of the why you guys want to be on it because you know in general that you have to fly on the water when it's all we did well awaiting australia in the semifinals of arch rivals new zealand who fought back again. the determined argentinas that when thirty three times the all blacks struggles to assert themselves in the first half as we get to ask of a us try and become the primus conversion be

shock in south africa eleven ninth's saturday semifinal against favorites and hosts new zealand after the all blacks came back to know the power argentina while the wallabies triumphed despite having just twenty four percent of possession of the remarkable quarter final moments and that superpower house is what to expect since. it's an awful story a few seconds. and james horwill once over after eleven minutes with the wallabies ahead to south africa over the at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempts to if the side and. that was cuts to a three by the break off and on the steyn it's over for the springboks and he then gave them the lead with a penalty and the drop goal but south africa night up and that's the estate and eight minutes from the end patsy was there i wanted to the wall of base where things went and i can i kicked. in that the nine lead astray i found off the psyche the immense south africa pressure i think on the streets as many tackles as the springboks curious for the want to be the top break for south africa he spoke he s

while on the field at the rugby world cup astride the edge defending champion south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and hosts new zealand after the all blacks came back to overpower argentina the wallabies triumph despite having just twenty four percent of possession of a remarkable quarterfinal in wellington the two powerhouses going to. it's intimate so i wouldn't be but did set off their stride he finished second in the poll behind island and james horwill went after eleven minutes to put the wallabies ahead off to south africa turned over the ball at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempt to give his side a night neil late that was cut by the break off the moon staying with the springboks and he bang gave them a late with a penalty and a drop goal to put south africa nine eight up and that's how it stay until eight minutes from the end a penalty was then awarded to the wallabies for this infringement and iconic kicked over to give them an eleven nine story home loan off the second of the men south africa press

meanwhile at the rugby world cup astride you have knocked out defending champion south africa in the quarter finals and will play new zealand in the semi's after the all blacks eventually i will pad argentina while the wallabies got a gritty eleven points to nine win in wellington both sides were not expecting to meet but is trying to finish second in the group behind are in to set up the showdown and were ahead and eleven minute when james went away with their half the south africa to hand over the ball at the wrong end james o'connor mistaken version but he did not miss the penalty attempt to give his side in a lead although that was cut to a three by the break after more than stein kicked over for the springboks and his gang gave them the lead with a penalty. go. and drop go. and with half an hour left south africa where nine that's how it's stayed until eight minutes until the end penalty was awarded to the wallabies for this infringement and james o'connor slotted over to give them an eleven nine lead astray hung on by setting up immense pressure from south africa st times as ma

and thanks for well once i was after eleven minutes but the wallabies ahead of south africa over the at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempts to give his side and eight. that was cuts to a three by the break often want to stay in it's over for the springboks and he then gave them the lead with a penalty and a drop goal but south africa night up and that's the estate and so eight minutes from the end he was there i wanted to the wall the basement rangelands and iconic kicked. in that the nine lead australia hung off to soak in the immense sapphic of pressure in the streets as many tackles as the springboks joy for the want to be this break the south africa coach into division has stepped down from his post after the match. guys are going. there's nothing that can replace the thought of over over a road going through the minds of the game is all known and really big they do this so. they look really good mood and in general not everything where white noise we put ourselves on lot of pressure but one thing that you know you can't you can't

in south africa have come from behind to lead by nine. leading by eleven points to nine off to south africa had come from behind to lead the wallabies are ahead after a try for. the full time whistle fast approaching in that game. while the winner of that game will play the winner of the other quarter final between the zealand and argentina that kicks off shortly in wellington with all blacks captain richie mccaw declaring himself fit for the match the skipper recovering from a niggling foot injury while flyhalf colon slate deputize is for the injured dan carter the all blacks of the. overwhelming favorites for this one and say they will cope with the expectation. first of all. you're not going to. see this is. surely a new look at what we've got as a. prize at the top of. a few words big big. no but we've had a lot of big riches in the past from the scripts been through a lot of them with i've decided grand slams will reflect tops or what have been big matches and this is not a big. meanwhile whilst coach warren gatland has called his pl

the start over the rugby world cup first strike you are taking on defending champion south africa in the quarter finals in south africa have come from behind to lead by nine so strongly a story now leading by eleven points to nine after south africa had come from behind to lead down for the wallabies are ahead after a try from jane's call will early on the full time whistle fast approaching in that game. while the winner of that game will play the winner of the other quarterfinal with the new zealand and argentina that kicks off shortly in wellington with all blacks captain richie mccaw declaring himself fit for the match as a skipper recovering from a niggling foot injury while flyhalf collins slate deputize is to be injured dan carter the all blacks of the hosts and are the overwhelming favorites for this one and say they will cope with the expectation. to those. for sure we're not going to school a draw when you're not going to go so well so you go to your opportunity and a new look at what we've got as a rugby prize at the top of what was a much you would put it before you. there

meanwhile at the rugby world cup australia edged defending champion south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and new zealand after the all blacks came back to overpower argentina thirty three ten well the wallabies triumph despite having just twenty four percent this session for a remarkable quarter final in wellington the two powerhouses weren't expecting to meet so early but did so after australia finish second in a pool behind the goal and score well went over after eleven minutes to put one of these ahead to south africa turned over the pool at the wrong end james i cannot miss the conversion that didn't miss a penalty attempt to give his side and no lead so that was cut to a three by the break off the monastery kicked over for the springboks and gave them the lead with a penalty and a drop goal but south africa nine eight up and that's how it stayed until eight minutes from the end a penalty was then awarded to the wallabies this infringement upon a kick tell you that gives them eleven nine lead australia hong kong off the psyching up immense south african

shoppin south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and hosts new zealand after the all blacks came back to as the power argentina well the wallabies triumph despite having just twenty four percent of possession of a remarkable quarterfinal mornington that so you can has his group expects him to leave but did so after spending a few seconds for the pound and james horwill went over after eleven minutes with the wallabies ahead to south africa over the board at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempt to give his side and. that was cuts to a three by the break of the mona steyn kicked over for the springboks and he then gave them the lead with a penalty and a drop goal but south africa night up and that's how it stayed until eight minutes from the end nancy was that awarded to the wall a base for infringement and iconic kicked over to give in that the nine lead astray off the side of the immense sapphic of pressure i think almost three times as many tackles as the springboks joy for the want to be this top break for sout

last astray and knock out defending champion south africa to reach the semifinals of the rugby world cup. shows his mettle with a come from behind win over no doubt to claim that japan in the title. but first a bastion vettel has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world championships the twenty four year old finished third at the japan grand prix to claim the title with all races left vettel started on pole and needed to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion again the only man who could mathematically pit him to the title is mclaren jenson button and even though he wanted to zucker vettel steadies red bull into third just behind ferrari's fernando alongside only eight drivers is ever won back to back titles but vettel is the youngest and it's in a bonus of just done that. is red bull. meanwhile at the rugby world cup astride you have not got defending champ in south africa in the quarter finals and will play new zealand in the same after the all blacks eventually i will pound argentina all the wallabies got a gritty eleven points to nine when in welling

meanwhile at the rugby world cup australia edged defending champion south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and hosts new zealand after the all blacks came back to overpower argentina thirty three ten well the wallabies triumphed despite having just twenty four percent of possession of a remarkable quarterfinal in wellington the two powerhouses want expecting to meet so they did so off to australia finished second in the pool when donal and and and well when so after eleven minutes with the wallabies ahead on to south africa turned over the phone at the wrong end james o'connell missed the conversion but he didn't miss a penalty attempt to give his side an eight in a lead that was cut to three by the break often want to stay and kicked out of the springboks and then gates in the lead with a penalty and a drop goal to south africa nine ice up and that's how it stayed until eight minutes from the end and a penalty was then awarded to the abyss but this infringement kicked over to give them an eleven i need a strike off the psyching up immense south africa pressur

act of 1986 freed south africa. south africans freed themselves. what u.s. policy did in 1986, what the free south africa movement achieved was to remove the support of the u.s. government from the apartheid government whether it had been until the law was passed. you can go back and look at different u.s. administrations and all of them found excusess to do little or nothing about putting pressure on the apartheid government with this horrible system in place. if you want to be generous and give credit to say that jimmy carter was a little less supportive of the apartheid regime than other u.s. administrations, going beyond the government you could give robert kennedy some credit. they point is washington was pretty supportive of the apartheid regime until things got really bad and the free south africa movement started saying it is wrong for our government to be on the wrong side of the issues so the u.s. policy toward apartheid is very much an issue dominated by race. the second one is it covers a pretty long spac

and things for real when after eleven minutes but the wallabies ahead on to south africa both of them at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but students missed a penalty attempt to give his side and eight. but that was cuts to a three by the break of the lone stain of the springboks and he won in the lead with a penalty and the drop goal with south africa night up and that's how it stayed in so eight minutes from me and he was that i wanted to the wall of baseball range once and i can i kicked over. eleven i need a stray off the psyche but immense sapphic of pressure i think in the streets as many tackles as the springboks curious of the want to do this properly for south africa speech he said to various step down from his post after the match. guys are going. there's nothing that can replace the thought of over over over it's going through the minds of the divas all know and really expected this is. not a really good mood the images are not everything when a white noise we put ourselves or a pressure but one thing that the you know you can't you can't teach an account

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he canceled his trip to south africa to attend desmond tutu is 80th birthday. he was not issued a be set in time. >> the spiritual leader of tibet had been excited to celebrate the 80th birthday. as the hours went past, the protest turned into a candlelight vigil, the possibility of them being issued of weisel was looking in doubt. >> it is unthinkable. my organization is out raids. i am outraged now. >> the visit has become a huge lake -- a huge issue. the government insists it is under no pressure from china, it is a relationship that it cannot afford to put in jeopardy. with still no word by tuesday morning, his office issued a statement and said it was now convinced the south african government finds it inconvenient to issue a visa to his holiness. he decided to call off the trip. relations between china and south africa have grown stronger in recent years. just last week, south africa's deputy president was in beijing to strengthen bilateral ties. the south african government has insisted it is not been influenced by china. with news of the cancellation, t

meanwhile at the rugby world cup astride you have knocked out defending champion south africa in the quarter finals the wallabies getting a gritty eleven points to nine when wellington strangers defended soaking up south africa's superior position james hall getting the only try of the game for straight here and put in a remarkable hundred forty seven tackles almost three times as many as the springboks the wallabies now wait to win a new zealand against argentina and what a game so far the all blacks overwhelming favorites for this one but they have only a narrow lead it's fifteen ten midway through the second half argentina getting the game's tried so far through dubious about it and the all blacks are dying on the blue to prove their point. meanwhile wales coach. warren gatland says his team's defensive end them a place in the semifinals the welsh beating island on saturday to set up a last ball clash with france they are agenda they clash is life favorites but it was their opponents who started as they meant to go on shane williams try the so touchdown of the first half while i w

plus astride a knockout defending champion south africa to reach the semifinals of the rugby world cup. shows his mantle with a come from behind win over the dow to claim that your plan open title. but first the bastion battle has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world championships the twenty four year old finished third at the japan grand prix to claim the title with four races left vettel started on pole and needed to finish in the top ten to be crank champion the only man who could mathematically pip into the title was mclaren jenson button and even though he wanted to zucker vettel state is red bull into third just behind ferrari's fernando alonso only eight drivers have ever won back to back titles the battle is the youngest and it has in him a bonus of just downed eight million dollars from his red bull take. the rugby world cup astride you have knocked out defending champion south africa in the quarter finals their goal of these getting a gritty eleven points to nine we need wellington strangers to friends soaking up south africa's superior position ja

you don't know who this superhero in south africa is but we found him. his name is johan gray, he grew up in a rural part of south africa just like this and "right this minute" we have had on skype from pretoria, south africa, to tell him all about what the response has been like from the video? >> i remember the guy totally ditched the race competely. >> no, no, i finished. this wasn't the actual race, this was a qualifier. when i finished, i was still well within the cut-off time. >> he's gotten so many comments on his youtube channel saying -- will you marry me. >> some of these that came out were like, if i marry someone, this is the guy and that's the man i want to marry. i will have to talk to my wife an see how to handle those. >> people want to see these small acts of good. >> i think that the act of saving is what makes it. but the response from the people was really passionate. these people want to see more good in the world, the act of humanity. >> what's that? >> thank you. >>> action! [ laughter ] >> can we cut and start this all over? >>> w

two sisters and their cousins in johannesburg, south africa. you want to guess now on what the last name may be? all right. i was going to give you a heartbeat or two. there you go. the grandfather, the name is nelson mandela. they are ready for reality tv. cnn international here with more on this and why they said yes. yes. why they're saying yes to reality tv. >> well, they are just interested in putting together a show. they think they can be good role models, they can present the image of a contemporary south african woman. successful. middle class. going about her life as mothers, as career women. and set a positive role model. however, the grandfather is beloved, respected around the world -- >> does he like this idea? >> we don't know, they won't say. he's 93 years old, failing health. we don't know if he's even aware about their plans. the show hasn't been picked up by any network. they're hoping it will be picked up. they don't know when it's going to launch. everything is preliminary. they're working with a u.s. producer of reality tv

the spiritual leader canceled his trip to south africa to attend his 80th birthday celebration, saying he was not issued a visa in time. protesters outside parliament just hours before the dollar lama announced he was canceling his visit to south africa. the spiritual leader of tibet had been invited to celebrate archbishop desmond tutu's 80th birthday. as the hours went past, the protest turned up and the possibility of him being issued a visa was not looking good. >> it is unthinkable. 10 years ago, there was support for the apartheid struggle. we would have been outraged. i am outraged now for the same reason. >> the visit of the dali lama has been a hugely motivating factor because of the support he gave against the white-minority rule. it is a relationship, but it is he not to put it in jeopardy. still no word from the south african fight tuesday morning. the dollar llama's office issued a statement. the dalai lama has decided to call off his jet. -- call of his trip. the relations between china and south that has strengthened and the last years. the south african government has b

well before that kicks off the stride to take on the defending champion south africa in today's other quarter final when the sides have met in previous world cups the winner has always gone on to lift the webb ellis trying to soften the seam in his time in wellington. meanwhile whilst coach warren gatland has called his place fantastic ambassador after his side darlin on saturday to set up a semi final with france they are agendas they clash in wellington this life famous but it was their opponents who started as they meant to go on showing willing to try the soul touchdown of the first half while i was going in at the bright and very up that things were level five minutes into the second period when he went high but that was to be the losers highlight a fully deserved twelve point win eventually secured with wales try that day jonathan davies to score. you know there's a lot of very dangerous or pose a big pro good areas. midfielder you know good for you just well so we're going to have more incentive really try to check away or slow you're just taking your feet from straight away wh

to find out lined up in full island will face well thing make up a game on saturday sunday it's south africa versus australia new zealand against argentina the all blacks will be without a start flying off down contact has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament to take joint injury suffered in kicking practice on saturday and as the twenty nine year old says it's been tough coming to terms with what's. looking back on probably world's foremost craziest days or more laws united to be named captain something very special and him say that taken away you know from you through an injury and laid in the form. of you know my dream and you know being involved in the world cup was no i'm not sure. it has been pretty pretty tough in a couple of days but. you know look a very tall girl is going to do what i came in the main thing which was to. be more of the russian team must return to new zealand it was the best debut of bunkers biggest event was despite losing two full games in cool see russia three tries postie australians as well as any bonus point against the americans and setting a new rec

the heavy metal growling and screaming is shocking in south africa but the political message that hashem on the government's radar. >> we are living in one of the most oppressed countries in the world. >> they don't want to abandon south africa but he hopes to get them signed to a recording label and keep them touring outside of south africa. >> if you are in danger are beat beaten from the music you are talking about, we'll help you get out. ♪ >> lisa is here to talk about the spotto cloud i guess. >> very little fog out there. >> and three-mile visibility in half moon bay. gorgeous conditions, look at santa cruz, or tomorrow, a little more of a sea breeze tomorrow. low 50s right now, going up to a high in the 70s. in fact we're going to look at an offshore flow throughout the bay area in terms of this weekend but into next week, as well. enjoy it out there. 55 in redwood city. 48 in napa and 46 in novato. 60s from oakland to a antioch and 55 in redwood city. so wide range this morning. sun was up at 7:25 so long nights, clear sky, calm winds and we've got a big high pressure ridge o

they saw the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela.hese kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of families. >> maybe a month or two ago, there was a little minicontroversy about you and conway? >> the inlt net always has something going. they are people that don't have a life, man. they are sitting down there with their pants on the ground and making up stuff and hiding behind an a.k.a. we don't have any beef. they make up stuff. >> what do you think about kanye as an artist and a producer? >> i know all the rappers. i work with all of them. >> you still have a lot of world. >> i travel at least 200,000 miles a year, brazil. everywhere. [ applause ] >> when are you going to rest? >> you have been doing it for 62 years? >> rest when you are dead, man. then, you will get a lot of rest. >> i love it, man. i'm a road rat. i have been a

he hopes to get them signed to a recording label to keep them touring outside south africa they're safen danger of being attacked killed or stoned from music you play and talking about... we're going to help you get out. >> in oakland abc 7 news. >> and tonight's money matters the nation's largest private employer scales back health care benefits, walmart says it's trying to manage costs, few your part timers will get less coverage and smokers rates increasing almost 40%, stocks rose today after several big u.s. companies reported solid earnings. dow rose 267 points. the nasdaq and s and p are up as well. mcdonalds among the day's big gainers reporting a 9% quarterly income increase. it's nine engineer a row, weathering the recession by billing itself as a hip, healthy place to eat. >> and world's coral reetfs under trouble. scientists say 70% of the reefs can be gone within 15 years. there is an expedition sent in the philippines. >> this coral ref -- reefs believed to have more species of life than any other in the world. scientists are here to test that theory. one photographer shot

find out lined up in full of ireland will face well to make up a game on saturday sunday it's south africa versus australia to conceal and against argentina the all blacks will be without start flying off down concept has been ruled out for the rest of the tones that you think your injury suffered in kicking practice on saturday and as the twenty nine year old says it's been soft coming to town smith was. looking back on probably what's for most craziest days it more a lot of humor to be named like him initially very spiritual and in a bit taken away you know from you know through an injury and later in the form. of your more dream of you know being involved in the world cup it was no one of those . it has been a pretty very tough interview a few days. you know look over it took me years going to do what i came in think it was the good. name of the russian signals returned to new zealand it was the best debut of his biggest event despite losing four games in full see russians three tries pasta australians as well as any bonus point against the americans and setting a new record for work is

on a look at the court floor a new zealand will face argentina south africa take on the strain england face france and ireland wales these gangs to be played next week at. has been explaining why he stepped down as coach of the russian rugby team he made the announcement after his side's to feed to australia yesterday in their final game of the world cup says he wants to concentrate on his coaching role at the russian club . via a made the decision to quit the national team some weeks ago adding his remit was to lead them to the world cup despite losing all for much use at the tournament russia did score more tries than any other nation on their world cup debut eighteen total and three came again. the ozzies. some cry isn't example that. russia save their best performance last against australia school and made it fairly one sided in all of these favor but then again as so as a strength and deb's between the two teams was running free tries to get one of the best teams in the world and to keep the school and to below fifty points in terms of points difference they can be extremely proud

sixty six nailed finished second behind south africa and pulled a lot argentina defeated georgia twenty five seven to progress because they at the expense of scotland call a win as new zealand finished off with a seventy nine fifteen thrashing of canada so that win was overshadowed by the news all black stars fly half dan carter will miss the rest of the tournament after damaging his point during a practice session on saturday. i just feel for this young fellow he. he's been. up to this world cup probably maybe it wasn't it is it was a vision to ten years ago that certainly over the last few years and it was a big stage for him twenty nine at a peak of his powers and that's been taken away so that's very said. well look at the quarter final draw season eight team line up without scotland for the first time in the world cup as favorites new zealand face argentina south africa take on australia england will play france on a take home wales game is played next weekend. now russia's debut world cup campaign has ended with the team flying back to moscow on sunday night the bears might not ha

karen allen, bbc news, south africa. >> it's now 10 years since u.s.-led forces began their attack on the taliban in afghanistan. the military assault was in the short term a success but the past five years alone more than 10,000 afghan civilians have lost their lives and more than 2,700 troops have been killed since the conflict began. it's already overtaken vietnam as america's longest war. joining me now from west palm beach in florida is a former u.s. ambassador to nato. hello to you. today, in an interview with the bbc, president hamid karzai said the government and nato failed to provide afghans with security and said it was one of the biggest shortcomings. would you agree? >> well, i think so. i think we've seen a number of positive steps that have come out of this. the number of kids in school have increased, and the economy, that you've seen, better economic and agricultural production. you've seen building of roads so there's a lot of progress. but it's all very tenuous. and 10 years on, you can't say that international forces were to leave t

with that scotland for the first time in the world cup as favorites new zealand face argentina south africa take on australia england will play france and balance to take on wales to its games will be played next weekend. now russia's debut world cup campaign has ended with the team flying back to moscow on sunday the best might not have managed to win the game but as richard van porfiry reports they were received by a very appreciative and sometimes fanatical local support. over the last month or so rusher of made a lot of friends around new zealand the vast majority of the team they have never experienced such a level of interest from the general public if you leave. early or trying to few hundred spectators it's very. rising from the squad tough similar numbers attending the training sessions or even autograph sessions. but we're not really used to this level of attention from the fans and the t.v. i send marotta groups here that have done throughout my life here everyone follows both russian and global rugby it's great if you skier and it gives you the motivation to work even harder. th

based on common for serious national good sugars brazil india south africa and lebannon and stained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced extreme disappointment that the security council did not alternately adopt the resolution moving forward russia and china said that they will be working on a resolution to gather that they say will be more balanced in the case of syria now we do know that some council members wanted not only the syrian government condemned for the violence but also. condemnation against all the anti-government protesters that may have been inflaming the violence that has been breaking out over the course of six months but that is a measure that the europeans did not want included in this resolution. by russia and china it follows three months of heated debate in new york where the disagreement has split the security council but moscow was convinced of its action justified. explained. it's actually a rare case of russia using its veto at the u.n. security council russia has only used its power of veto seven times since nine hundred eight

they put it south african artist even more isolated boycotts refusal of ships and so on and our economy will collapse now it's interesting that israel is reacting korea much choice of africa did if you look back at the history by about one thousand nine hundred sixteen we have the records of south african foreign minister called in the american ambassador described this to him and said we don't really care as long as you back us because you're the one that matters and that's how it worked out right through the nineteen by the one nine hundred eighty s. you when you went to barca the corporations were pulling out. sanctions all over boycotts they were doing fine. the reagan administration was backing them. as long as the u.s. was supporting them nothing happened then the u.s. withdrew support almost instantly apartheid collapsed saying it's in israel's best interest and the us still allow this palestinian un membership stay with us for thirty five years the same scenario which a murderer is now that has been for almost forty years there's a choice between security and expansion a very clear choice israel is like other states is preferred for since the early seventy's it's

options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open to sanctions now of course russia's one is one of many countries that has been opposed to international sanctions against syria ambassador churkin says moscow believes the violence should be stopped through internal reforms and political dialogue not external sanctions or military intervention such as the case of libya you bring you to see what you broke with the draft resolution which was not supposed to be was based on an entirely different philosophy the philosophy of confrontation we cannot agree with its one sided accusations against damascus we believe the threat of implementing sanctions against the syrian government is unacceptable this approach contradicts the principle of peaceful settlement crisis based on a common serious national gun shutters brazil india south africa and lebannon abstained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced. stream disappointment that the security council did not h

brazil india south africa and lebannon abstained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced extreme disappointment that the security council did not bolt of atlee adopt the resolution the united states is outraged that this council has utterly failed to address an urgent moral challenge and a growing threat to regional peace and security we deeply regret that some members of the council have prevented us from taking a principled stand against the syrian regime's brutal oppression of its people moving forward russia and china said that they will be working on a resolution to gather that they say will be more balanced in the case of syria now we do know that some council members wanted not only the syrian government condemned for the violence but also a condemnation against all the anti-government protesters that may have been claiming the violence that has been breaking out over the course of six months but that is a measure that the europeans did not want included in this resolution brazil had noted that had the sponsors waited a little bit longer before a