so robert kennedy in south africa in 1965. >> there were places for whites. there were places for what the government referred to as non-whites, and never the two -- the twain mixed. and there we all were gathered in johannesburg awaiting his arrival. >> they arrived at the airport that said non-whites only and whites only. he chose to go to the non-white area. that's where they put his podium. >> i don't think anybody anticipated that hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of people made their way to that airport, which was a long way outside johannesburg. there was no public transportation. the black south africans, very few of them had access to automobiles. >> when kennedy came, this person almost from out of space really, when something like that happens to people who are boarded up and oppressed, it sends through an electric shock through the communities of the coming of freedom. >> the airport was swarming with white, black, brown, indian, every hue of skin. i don't think i had ever seen anything like that in my life. so that very first night, we began t

need to south africa's one woman anti-corruption fighter and darling of the nation. it is early morning in washington 2:00 p.m. in damascus and midday in belfast, where a simple gesture of a handshake has marked progress in northern ireland peace process. the queen should cans with the deputy first minister, but once the commander of the ira, the paramilitary group responsible for the decades-long bombing campaign. the queen's own cousin was a victim. correspondent,ur mark sinton. it just a few years ago this would have been unthinkable. >> absolutely. the queen, of course, is the head of state in britain. they are a always regarded britain as the enemy. martin mcguinness was part of the ira. they tried to attack members of the royal family and even kill the queen's cousin in 1979. not so long ago, such a handshake would have been unthinkable, unbelievable, inconceivable. but in recent days it has become inevitable and as you said, it happened in the last hour in belfast. they met for eight minutes at a private meeting at which the first minister of northern ireland

then to moderate oil price or price increases i mean you look at it look at a country like south africa for example they are an export ing commodity exporting type of country their big important country but what they export a lot of pretty much raw commodities are somewhat finished goods and they much of what they do is priced in say u.s. dollars if as their export markets weaken whether it's europe whether it might be a slowdown in china if there's a slowdown in the united states is this all affects exports in south africa the prices that they get paid for their basic commodities whether it's iron or cromer or platinum things like that those type of prices go down they get fewer dollars in for their for what they're exporting yet much of what they do is priced in dollars and so the costs go up what happens if you're the mine owner if you're the factory owner in south africa you're lay people off and that's a huge political issue in a place like south africa with a twenty five or fifty percent depending who you want to talk to unemployment rate you big issue i mean it will affect it it

south africa's middle class is growing steadily. a third of the population of around 50 million belongs to it. the official definition of a middle class person is one who has a disposable income of more than two euros a day. >> here is the market place where i can buy meat, vegetables, butcher, materials i'm using now. so i usually buy here my vegetables. >> louisa shops at the market because it's cheaper than in a supermarket. and also because it fits better to her lifestyle. if she knew that some people called her a 'coconut,' she would be insulted. soweto is her home even though she could afford to live in johannesburg. it's saturday afternoon. this is the vilakazi street in soweto. nelson mandela lived here once. and this is where the two worlds meet -- those who work in soweto and those who've broken out and made it in the white- dominated corporate world. >> monday to friday, yes, business forces us to be there. but weekends you will find us here. why? the community. people in soweto are very close. if i don't have a soap, i c

when he sees an ad in the paper for a trip to south africa, he makes a spontaneous decision and packsg to pull out all the stops, the piece de resistance was this cage shark diving. >> a couple months after seeing the ad in the paper, he finds himself in a diving capitol of the world. 30 miles outside of capetown at the southern most tip of south africa staring at a shark cage. >> you're shaking your head, looking at it, thinking, wow, that thing is so small. if one of these sharks wanted to get into it, there was no stopping it. >> and as jerry sizes up the shark cage, he notices an even bigger concern. >> i kind of remembered noting that it seemed like there was a big hole. big holes around the side there. they had mentioned that they had removed a bar so a camera crew could swim in and out of it and they actually hadn't put it back. >> jerry thinks that that hole looks big enough for a shark to get through but captain assures him he'll be safe, so he nods cautiously and boards the boat. after all he didn't come halfway around the world to miss out on great white sharks. and when, o

and to hunters. >> hunting lions bred in captivity is a lucrative business in south africa.canned hunting, it results in the debts of around 1000 lions each year. it is the final link in a commercial agenda begins with the cute cubs and often ends like this. here, the emphasis is on education. school classes frequently visit the sanctuary. for many peoples, it is their first encounter with a real lion. they learn of the hazards posed to wildlife by close interactions with humans. it is a lesson not talk at the klion park i johannesburg. >> if we do not protect them, there will be on the endangered list. also, letting somebody touch a lion, it is and experience of a lifetime. i think that is a good thing. >> and so, lion cubs continue to be marketed for their cuteness factor. we're sure they will be sold to circuses and not to hunters, the one thing will be certain, they will never be seen in the wild. >> was -- it was a much for join u right now dw. nd me on ourweye. ♪

we know what happened in south africa. we have to wrap it up quickly. one thing you want to leave to the young audience and people out there. let's start with tonya. closing words. >> find something you're passionate about and do it responsibly. >> abigail. >> be part of decision making and realize your voice matters in this process. i think holding politicians accountable is important as well as speaking up. sometimes you have to stand from the back of the room, but you can also vote with your dollars, vote with your vote and any action that you take will be heard. >> i agree with everything they both said. i think if you're committed the a cause, don't let anyone stop you. don't let anything stop you. if you don't what you want to do, then maybe no one else will. in a lot of ways, you have that kind of power and exercise it. >> we have to end it there. thank you all for coming to climate one today. >>> if all of us decide we're going to tighten our belts and spend less, guess what, we all end up poor because all of our spending falls at the same time.

not to mention members of the commonwealth, such as australia, new zealand and south africa. thrown, soon she will take the stage and light the national beacon with a diamond made of glass. cnn is working this historic event from every vantage point. our richard quest is in prince phillip was hospitalized with a bladder infection today and forced to miss part of the celebration. our senior international correspondent dan rivers is standing by outside the hospital with the latest information. what do we know about this, dan? >> reporter: well, a very short statement's been issued by the queen's press secretary here simply saying that the duke of ed een before row was brought i for a bladder infection. this is the seventh of the hospital in central london, this is the hospital that many royals in the past have been treated at including the prince on a number of occasions. he is understandably disappointed about missing this evening's diamond jubilee concert and tomorrow's engagement. so we have no real idea of how long he'll be in here for or any updates on his condition. norma

south africa meanwhile completed the hot trick of victories for southern hemisphere sides after a twenty two seventeen win a ring into the clash poised six six at half time before the springboks turn the screw in the second stine on crossing the line after the break to give the home side a winning start under new coach. a move worth waiting for and let's finally finish off with a spot of winter sports spiked being june congress on the season that's been on plans for the next one has been held in the mean debate this year focusing on hard to further develop children sports as michael chang reports. since two thousand and six members of the winter sports community whether they are companies providing equipment or actual sportsmen and women have been gathering in order to reveal the state are we just bought in russia common reoccurring topics have ranged from development of new training facilities to education or the engineering specifics of arenas however this is participants focused on how to better develop sport for children the. governments federation and people in general need to pay m

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or should help south africa and should help the iraq and the asian countries so we will be able to build, south carolina. >> now, you know it's bad when mario lopez is like i got nothing. i got nothing. he just moves on. that's bad. he always has something to say. there you have it. the greatest moment in beauty pageant history. nothing tops it including last night's pageant. i'm sorry. maybe before next year organizers will find their inner compass on the ridiculist. that's it for us. that's it for us. "early start" begins now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com tp thr thp comes to an end. >>> plus more than 40 tsa workers were fired or punished. straight ahead. >>> and the governor of new york wants to take the crime out of carrying around marijuana. 25 grams of pot to be exact. the details coming up this hour on cnn. good morning to you. welcome to "early start." aim zoraida sambolin

three times and they're also a team in form after reaching the semifinals of the world cup in south africa they soon made up for that relative disappointment here can live side one all ten of their group a match is conceding just seven goals in the process and became the first team through to the summer's finals however they were drawn in the difficult group being not only with tricky portugal but also nine hundred ninety two champions denmark plus the recent world cup runners up and assistant coach hans de to flick is targeting a vital opening victory as it's always important to win the first game especially in our group because the next games against the netherlands and denmark are going to be even more difficult despite there we believe that we're going to survive in the so-called group of death. in south africa germany had many players missing but this time they're at full strength influential midfielder bastian schweinsteiger returns after missing the final warm up friendly with israel due to a calf injury yet despite this and their impressive defensive record in qualifying flic is no

or should help south africa and should help the iraq and the asian countries so wwill be able to buildd when mario lopez is like i got nothing. i got nothing. he just moves on. that's bad. he always has something to say. there you have it. the greatest moment in beauty pageant history. nothing tops it including last night's miss usa pageant. i'm sorry. maybe before next year organizers will find their inner compass on the ridiculist. that's it for us. thanks for watching "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, just hours away from the battle if the 2012 election. >>> and george zimmerman's lawyer makes a doning admission. will it cost his client his freedom? >>> and mayor bloomberg's latest stance pro-pot and munch which is. that's just the way the guy rolls.

or should help south africa and should help the iraq and the asian countries so we will be able to buildyou know it's bad when mario lopez is like i got nothing. i got nothing. he just moves on. that's bad. he always has something to say. there you have it. the greatest moment in beauty pageant history. nothing tops it including last night's pageant. i'm sorry. maybe before next year organizers will find their inner compass on the ridiculist. that's it for us. see you one hour from now. another edition of "360." "piers morgan tonight" starts now. ♪ >>> good evening. the eyes of the world are on london. pomp, pageantry, and a celebration not like anywhere on earth. here's my colleague sanjay gupta standing in for me at the studio. >> thanks, piers. my guest tonight has been nominated for three oscars. she was the first person to be on the first "people"

in south africa germany had many players missing but this time their full strength influential midfielder bastian schweinsteiger returns after missing the final warm up friendly with israel due to a calf injury yet despite this and their impressive defensive record in qualifying flic is not taking the portuguese attacking threat lightly. yesterday evening we started study in portugal and we pointed out how strong the portuguese team is especially in attack with nani and rinaldo there are two extraordinary players who get always do something special in the game we have to be aware of this one portugal are in possession in contrast the portuguese have never won the european title but have been twice beaten semifinalists and lost to surprise winners greece in the two thousand and four final yet despite having the services of that talismanic skipper christiane iran out there and nani along with pet a realm radish et al portugal's road to qualifying was also a bumpy one drawn in a five team group h. the portuguese started poorly during with cyprus and losing to norway which prompted the sackin

or should help south africa and should help the iraq and the asian countries so we will be able to buildrolina. >> now, you know it's bad when mario lopez is like i got nothing. i got nothing. he just moves on. that's bad. he always has something to say. there you have it. the greatest moment in beauty pageant history. nothing tops it including last night's miss usa pageant. i'm sorry. maybe before next year organizers will find their inner compass on the ridiculist. >>> outfront next, just hours away from the first real battle in the 2012 election. did democrats misfire big-time in wisconsin? >>> and george zimmerman's lawyer makes a stunning admission. will it cost his client his freedom? >>> and mayor bloomberg's latest stance, pro-pot and anti-munchies. that's just the way that guy kind of rolls. you've got to put a carrot and then a stick. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, decision time. it's the biggest an most important election before november 6th and it's getting started in just under 12 hou.

only don't bomb the state of israel which is jimmy carter said is an apartheid state just like south africa except it's directed at the care of me and i just want to exercise i mean if we were in balmy we would be bombing we would be bombing israel instead israel has a disproportionate effect on our foreign policy to encourage the support of a all right so i want to live right here they're going to heard about i mean what are now what is what we just heard there and a lot of people say it outside of the united states that more and more people in the end i really have tended by the idea that it's hypocrisy that's what we just heard it's hypocrisy american empire as well i heard apocryphally but you also heard a complete misunderstanding of what is happening in the middle east israel is not an apartheid state jimmy carter can make that assertion that doesn't make it true and even if the united states were to engage in the kind of isolationism that you make reference to john it seems to me there would still be war in the world the idea that the united states is responsible for war is an absurd

this time, it's an american graduate student who's the victim in south africa. the chimps dragged him by his feet for more than half a mile. we'll have an update on his condition. >>> plus, some health news. the dangers of mixing dietary supplements and prescription drugs. >>> and later, something i'm sort of dreading. >> i don't know why. i absolutely don't know why. >> jenna has set up this weird fitness boot camp for us. i don't know why. >> take the word weird out of that. it is indeed a fitness boot camp, complete with push-ups, reply metrics, ab work, little torture. lester survived it. >> barely. >> so, jeff rossen will 100% be able to come close to thinking about maybe possibly surviving it as well. >> lester has good movement on the legs. whatever. >> i would love you to tell lester that to his face. >>> we will begin with the big story this morning, the weather. the weather extremes all across the country. we have four reporters standing by this morning. we're going to begin with the deadly storms that struck overnight in the washington, d.c., area. ju

the 26-year-old american working at the jane goodall institute in south africa, a sanctuary for chimps rescued from the wild. here is abc's bazi kanani now. >> 26-year-old andrew was working at the jane goodall institute in south africa. a texas grad student, he was leading a tour at the chimpanzee sanctuary when he left the group and crossed over one of two fences separating him from the animals. near this second fence, two of the chimps reached underneath and pulled him by his feet into their inclosure. he was dragged a half mile and attacked by the chimps before he was retrieved by some staff members who went into the enclosure with armed guards and removed him quickly because of the danger. >> when we arrived there, he was curled in a ball. he looked like a piece of meat on a butcher's tray. really deeply lacerated from head to toe. >> he underwent surgery and is in critical condition in an induced coma. >>this is by far the worst animal attack i've ever witnessed. the goodall institute issued a statement saying, "this is a terrible tragedy that should have never happened. all our

. >> we legally got married in south africa four years ago.resting we can get legally mary in the land of apartheid, something we cannot do in the land of the free. >> peter is from south africa, his partner is from the u.s. they are with a group called out for immigration. working to repeal the federal defense marriage act. couples are at risk of being separated by deportation. >>> breaking news right now. redwood city fire crews on the scene of a carport fire at an apartment complex about a mile from another suspicious carport fire earlier this month lots of questions. amy hollyfield is live on linden street. >> reporter: they did call investigators out to this one it does look a little suspicious, firefighters have turned the case over to police. take a look at why they have concerns two cars caught on fire, close to being the same time, far enough apart from each other they wouldn't have caused the other one to catch fire, 15 yard as part one in a driveway and one out on the street. a weird coincidence they would catch fire around the same

africa nahs in apartheid south africa didn't like that much. vividly. he was then a 17-year-old schoolboy. >> when you marched past, did you look at her? >> of course i did. i had a very good look at her. she was radiant, smiling, waving. the fat bellies made an indelible impression on me. meaning i enjoyed that day very much. >> perhaps nelson mandela put it best when he said education is the most powerful weapon which you william uuse to change the . to everyone i extend my heartfelt thanks. >> reporter: the queen opened the most recent gathering of commonwealth heads of government in perth last year. her words that day seemed unusually poignant, almost val dick tory. she sended her speech with an about ridgeinal saying. >> we are all visitors to this time, this place. we are just passing through. our purpose here is to observe, to learn, to grow, to love and then we return home. ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to declare april, this 21st meeting of the commonwealth heads of government. >> some of her audience wondered whethe

in south africa, they came to botswana and they also develop the house of traditional leader which we call the house of chiefs. that is how traditionally botswana was democratic before it it got its independence. >> it was democratic before it became democratic. is that true? i read it in the 1960's, it was a very poor country. now today, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. >> botswana was the third poorest country in the world before independence in the 1960's. botswana can under the british protection by -- came under british protection by choice. we went backe 60's, and said we were ready for self- government. we had excellent leaders, compassionate leaders, leaders who cared for the welfare of their people. they gave education the highest priority. >> they say it is a multi-party constitutional democracy. what does that mean in my language? >> that means that if you are a botswana citizen and you want to form a political party, you are loud. the constitution allows you. i think we have about seven parties. two have been dominant. it gets fragmented by different grou

cobus raath has come from south africa to help in the operation. first he prepares the tranquilizer. and how long will the elephant be out? >> we'll have 40 minutes, at least, before she starts to wake up. >> is that all you need? >> yeah, in a normal operation, that's more than enough to change a collar. >> raath flies in and fires the dart. then it's a matter of waiting until the dose knocks her out. while they wait, they drive off her calf so they won't have to knock it out too. the ground crew moves in, taking off the old collar, getting blood samples. understanding the health of these elephants will help ensure the success of a herd that carr is bringing in from south africa. >> by doing this, we'll be able to make thousands of other elephants safe. >> they put a blindfold over her eyes to help keep her calm, and they're pouring water on her to keep her cool. the new radio collar is going on around her neck. you can tell that she's doing reasonably well because you can feel her breath coming out of her trunk, very strong, very hot, breathing v

. >> south africa constitution is better for south africa than hours is? >> absolutely. >> fine.the best system for everybody. >> sean: we have r out of time. we'll come back. won't take part of the neutral corners. time for a sneak peek what is coming up on the record in 18 short minutes. >> greta: dangerous there. >> sean: anytime that beck is here it's dangerous. you know that. >> greta: i love beckel. he knows that, too. we go way back. tonight we have the latest in "fast and furious." look at it. they put him up on the screen. did you see his head? i saw that. i saw that. beck is bored now. >> sean: temper tantrum. >> now i feel better. got to tell you that. >> greta: you weren't interested when i was telling you what we are doing tonight. i saw you put your head in your hands like you are bored. thanks a lot. >> no, no. go ahead. >> greta: the latest on "fast and furious." reince priebus is here to talk about the president's comment about the private sector. and former member of congress that switched parties. and donald trump is here. he has something to say about bill mah

cobus raath has come from south africa to help in the operation.rst he prepares the tranquilizer. and how long will the elephant be out? >> we'll have 40 minutes, at least, before she starts to wake up. >> is that all you need? >> yeah, in a normal operation, that's more than enough to change a collar. >> raath flies in and fires the dart. then it's a matter of waiting until the dose knocks her out. while they wait, they drive off her calf so they won't have to knock it out too. the ground crew moves in, taking off the old collar, getting blood samples. understanding the health of these elephants will help ensure the success of a herd that carr is bringing in from south africa. >> by doing this, we'll be able to make thousands of other elephants safe. >> they put a blindfold over her eyes to help keep her calm, and they're pouring water on her to keep her cool. the new radio collar is going on around her neck. you can tell that she's doing reasonably well because you can feel her breath coming out of her trunk, very strong, very hot, breathing very

in south africa, there was talk of crime, killings. if all went on peacefully as well keeping i think the average fan, apart from isolated incidents, the average fan will probably be quite safe. >> ok, provided it is all say, what kind of experience can soccer fans look forward to or expect? >> i think it will be an adventure. there has been very bad publicity since the start of the hotels charging 10 times the price. and then we have the whole situation in ukraine, with yulia tymoshenko, politicians boycotting. but the vast majority in poland and the ukraine will want to give a very positive impression of their countries and welcome foreigners with open arms. i am not ruling out the isolated hooligan incident, but the large majority will have a great time. >> ok. thank you. moving on, ti1taiwan -- >> thousands of soldiers took part of the drill and in the south of the island's. the president was on hand and is credited with forging closer ties to mainland china. he told reporters his nation was not afraid of war. a huge floating dock

and the iraq like everybody such as. >> south africa and the iraq and everywhere like such as.th that. you will never be able to find a contestant who can pinpoint her answer with such clarity. i'll give you a minute about to think about what you could have done differently. in the meantime, let's check back in with miss south carolina. >> i believe that they should -- our educatio