flat bread. >> south africa depending on who i talk to is a completely different construct. rica and brings good stuff with them. other people malaysia, east indies, dutch, english influence. >> there were so many different colonialists. >> what at this table is originally african, and does that have a meaning? >> this wood is pine. >> i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over johannesburg. members of south africa's sizable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid many south africans would have been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white. asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup co

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there is thursday late -- in south africa to talk conflict and energy, two big contract have been signed as a result of his visit. more details. here in france, the national france sweeps to victory. the victory for the far right scene as a taste of things to come in next yours national municipal election. those are the headlines this afternoon. take you for joining us on "france 24 pickup live from paris. democrats and republicans in the united states have continued their battle over the course of the week, and on the united states budget. time is running out to decide a new debt limit for public spending will stop if politicians fail to agree by thursday, the united states will not have enough money to pay its bills. that could result in a formal downgrading of the country's rated rating. bad news for the u.s. and the rest of the world. >> just three days left. if democrats and republicans cannot end the political stalemate i thursday, the united states will default on its debt. the head of the international monetary fund warned sunday of the consequences of the world's largest economy

♪ onlyis is south africa's school for pregnant teenagers. pretoria hospital school, to getnt moms begin the school they need. 20.r ages range from 13 to this 18-year-old fell pregnant last year and found life at her old school impossible. >> i was very moody. i do not want anybody around here if i smelled something, i dispel a guide -- i just felt like i would go up. my feet would swell, and i would just want to sleep. and it would be like no sleeping in class. >> things in proof when she -- things improved when she transferred to pretoria hospital school. >> it is nice to wake up and know that there are other girls were pregnant, too. not like at the other school where people look at you and think you are different. >> 9000 schoolgirls became pregnant south africa in 2011, just under 59%. government policy requires schools to keep expectant mothers in class, but many expel girls who are pregnant or put pressure on them to drop out. prefer to seeould ordinary schools being more inclusive. girls back in school, during pregnancy and after preg

but they had a scare as south africa reduced them from 9 to 3.the captain came to the rescue, he was a senture ran. and they reached their target with no more alarms. and it's south africa's first test lost in nearly two years. >>> now the top eight seeds for next year's football world cup are out, and there are a few surprises in the list. as you might expect spain are ranked first ahead of germany and argentina. brazil are down in 11th but will be one of the 8 seeds for the host, but as is explained it is the inclusion of isserland and bell gin and the absence of italy which is most surprising. >> it's not what you have done in past tournaments. so belgium with well placed, but when you look at a nation like the netherlands, they are slightly unlucky. they reached the final in south africa, but that hasn't counted for them. and they are hoping that uruguay will lose their match. what about italy, they have never been in this position before? but it is going to make things really interesting that you could get an opening game between brazil play

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. >> in south africa, they set up this little display in the food court area of their shopping mall.ooks like a nice place to come up and maybe take a hallowe photo. as you can quickly tell, that monster is a n. >> it terrifies everyone. >> they've gone a nice sign that gets everyone close. it says "free candy, coming up and take some." >> the guy dropped he is drink and ran. >> this gentleman it a little trick up his sleeve. >> oh! oh, no, he didn't! >> i love it! i love it! >> even the monster guy took his mask off. >> he got freaked out. the lady with the clip board was like somebody help, somebody help! the prankee started pranking the pranker. >> he committed. he was like a full-on seizure with his mouth drags across the floor and everything. >> that was the best one. >> all in all, a great halloween prank. >> someone special is coming over to get a few smooches. >> as you notice, that is a tiger. >>> well, this looks pretty dangerous. we got ourselves a white panel van on fire in the middle of what looks like a stone fence. this is in vancouver. fire crew at the scene. it took

about at the time. >> there is a recognition that it was going to be difficult to get change in south africa, although the majority of the people, the black and colored south africans were discriminated against, in prison -- including nelson mandela himself and his colleagues -- and there should be a real move to stop companies from investing in south africa and perpetrating that apartheid system. so in ireland, we had a very active, strong movement, even we had a kind of mini situation where women workers in one of the stores would not handle south african goods. they were fired. they were fired for taking a stand. they were reinstated because there was such an outcry about it. when nelson mandela came to ireland as president many years later, he referred to these women. they knew about the sacrifice of ordinary women because they believe in justice. we need young people and women and others to stand up now which thee way in corporate sector that is engaged in fossil fuels is buying bad science, spreading wrong information, and try to prevent us from addressing what we really need to addres

embassies in south africa. 3,000 miles away a team of navy seals in somalia targeted the leader of al-shabab. secretary of state said the raids against militants in north africa are a message to those who would commit terrorism. >> we hope that this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror, and those numbers of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run, but you can't hide. we will continue to try to bring people to justice in an appropriate way with hopes that these activities against everybody in the world will stop. >> peter greste is in the capital city of somalia, mogadishu, with details of saturday's raid by u.s. navy seals. >> officially we don't have new information beyond the acknowledgment from the pentagon that its troops were involved in the raid on al barawe on saturday morning, and that they missed the intended target. unofficially sources tell us that it was seal team six, the same unit responsible for killing osama bin laden in 2011. the intended target was saleh ali sale

when he sees an ad in the paper for a trip to south africa, he makes a spontaneous decision and packs >> i was going 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 shark

a british security firm has been accused of shocking abuses at one of south africa's most dangerous prisons. they have already taken over management from g 4-s. they say they have seen no evidence to the complaints. here is our report from jonesburg. you may find some of the images here disturbing. >> the bloody aftermath of another gang fight inside one south africa's most dangerous prison. for 12 years, britain's gs-4 has been in charge here. no easy task. >> today we can reveal claims from inmates and guards of a prison in crisis, of widespread abuses, including allegations of electric shots and forced injections. this leaked video filmed for the official record by security guards shows an inmate being treated in hospital, an area not controlled by g 4 s. listen to the clicking sounds in the background. >> it is alleged those are electric shocks being administered to at least one other prisoner, who begs for it to stop. a former prison said he had been soaked with water and shocked until he passed out as a punishment. >> when you are complaining, this is what they do. we are not dangerou

a british security firm has been accused of shocking abuses at one of south africa's most dangerous prisons. they have already taken over management from g 4-s. they say they have seen no evidence to the complaints. here is our report from jonesburg. you may find some of the images here disturbing. >> the bloody aftermath of another gang fight inside one south africa's most dangerous prison. for 12 years, britain's gs-4 has been in charge here. no easy task. >> today we can reveal claims from inmates and guards of a prison in crisis, of widespread abuses, including allegations of electric shots and forced injections. this leaked video filmed for the official record by security guards shows an inmate being treated in hospital, an area not controlled by g 4 s. listen to the clicking sounds in the background. >> it is alleged those are electric shocks being administered to at least one other prisoner, who begs for it to stop. a former prison said he had been soaked with water and shocked until he passed out as a punishment. >> when you are complaining, this is what they do. we are not dangerou

. >> part of the process, i think, if you're running on a trail in south africa, and gayle, it was not just one wildebeest, it was a herd of wildebeests that came running out of the bush just right toward this guy. he says almost flattened him. this runner was named james duncan, and quite terrified by this. would you like to see it in slow motion so you can try to count the wildebeests? >> yeah. >> here he comes and here they come. one, two -- >> whoa! they are big. >> three, four, five, looks like six, seven, eight, nine? >> geez. >> okay that was a lot more than i initially thought. i saw like two or three. >> maybe this was just part of the race. it was just one of the obstacles that you have to overcome in order to win. >> right. >> hmm? >> snake pit probably down a ways a bit. >> alligators, you have to like jump across their heads. it's like pitfall, like the real-life pitfall. >> don't have many details about this video, but it's clear that this is one very pissed person. >> yo, this guy's a [ bleep ] moron! >> the title of this video may say it all, "crazy man bulldozes his ow

. >> in south africa for day 2 of the state is ms.. business was at the heart of day one with contracts and energy and -- today the french president is in soweto. mark, thank you so much for joining us. tell us about the second day of the french president's visit. >> very symbolic and very emotional day. he visited nelson mandela's former house where he lived before he was jailed. he came out a few minutes ago and said he was very moved because the house embodied nelson mandela's fight for equality but also represented his absence during all those years -- decades, i should say in jail. more emotion when he visited the museum -- the schoolboy, 13 years old who was killed by south african police in 1976 here in soweto, prompting really riots that probably changed the face of south africa years later. he visited the museum -- and he was clearly very moved by pictures among the soundbites, by the footage of africa under apartheid and he said let's not forget that children were dying here less than 40 years ago. today, even though things h

south africa, indonesia, india and others. do we know any of the space it -- any of the specifics when it comes to the draft resolution? >> it is very brief, only 2.5 pages. we have to say that interestingly, it does not mention the united states. it basically does not have a direct mention of the u.s. or the nsa and uses very vague language. really what it does is, using the existence of major multilateral treaties on human rights that were signed and established and taken into account by countries decades ago, such as the international covenant on political and civil rights, which is a major human rights document. it was signed into international law decades ago before the internet existed. what this document will do is try to include the realities of the modern world and modern technologies, use of the internet. it says that illegal surveillance of private communication's is a violation and obtrusive active human rights. it says this is something that needs to be monitored and watched closely. the problem is the amount of p

al jazeera. >> reporter: now there was a traumatic first play in south africa. pakistan with a surprise win in the first test. they chose the bat first in dubai and that was the last thing that went right for them. they went right into their batting lineup and they the home was blown away. the chief destroyer was africa's pakistan player. he took five wickets to 32 and closed on 128-3. the confirmation of the dramatic first day play, south africa has the lead of 29 runs. they still had seven wickets remaining in their first innings. a lot of work there for pakistan to avoid defeat and win the two-match test series. >> you it was a real disappointing thing. it was very frustrating and trying to get a reason for all that, whether it's complacency, whether they thought they could still continue on from 400 runs from the previous game. i'm not sure but it certainly wasn't a very good effort. 7. >> the one-day game now in india washed out the one-day international between india and australia. 295-8 with 50 over. india's chase was stopped at 27 after less than five ov

this is my father and mother shortly after they met on the campus of the college of south africa and they're both south africans you can see there fun-loving quality and their assessed the and the tax. my mother just ran a foot race barefoot this is a south african habit and it started to rain so she is folded into my father's army overcoat. you cannot see it in the pitcher pylos disarm in he nearly died and would have if not for penicillin which was just coming on line. they were lovers of life into not opposed to madison. it saved both of their lives in my mother had breast cancer and survived yet they believe less is more in life stops becoming a blessing and is a burden or a curse and they did not want that to happen to them. this is me and my parents about two years after my father's stroke one year after the pacemaker went to in a and you can see my mother's exhaustion in a you can see my father's perpetual confusion. from that time on he very rarely smiled i remember him saying over and over what's happening now? party is saying? -- what you saying? it is tragic to think his wo

it's south africa first loss since 2011 if they win. >>> golf now. adam scott continued his great 2013. the reigning masters champion won the grand slam of golf in bermuda on wednesday. it's contested by the winners of golf's four majors. the australian won by two strokes ahead of dustin rose, who is the u.s. open champion. scott's 7 under par round of 64 on wednesday giving him an overall score of 8 under and a winner's check of $600,000. >> there's a timely shot, and it was icool way to finish this off, especially after yesterday. i've had such a good time here, and i had a really good time playing with the other three guys. what a cool event to be involved in, and thanks for making it so much fun to play around your beautiful course here. >>> the issue of brain injuries in nfl could be thrown back in the spotlight with a new report out later. the study has found unusual and profound abnormalities in brain activity of former american football players. although the 13 subjects in the study were not diagnosed with any neurological condition, scientis

now, when it came to sanctions against south africa, i'm betting most of the people would say, yeah, that's a terrible apartheid regime and here's a regime that did ten to 12 times the rate. oh, let's cuddle up to them and let's be good to them. so just so the viewers realize what we're talking about. >> arturo, is this cud ling up misplaced? >> i think that he's giving the version of promoting a policy that has been immoral and illegal. the united nations since 1992 embargo. in terms of america, robert ken, the brother of the president who declared the embargo, in 1963, wrote a memo to the secretary of state in which he said that the prohibition to travel to cuba was against american libertarian values. and as i said, democracy is at its highest when it practices what it preaches. ironically, today it's easier for a cuban to travel to the united states than for an american to travel to cuba, and i think this is nonsense. >> luke, listen, obviously the politics here are incredibly polarizing, but can baseball play a roll here in some form of diplomacy? >> i'm not a politician, i'll l

hungary liechtenstein norway sweden switzerland cuba argentina bolivia ecuador india indonesia south africa and several others are basically saying look it's now time to put pen to paper and vote on the text to address this issue on an international level and certainly this does come up several months after the whole n.s.a. scandal broke but these leaders are saying the time is now and this will be as it is the first big international effort to address this particular issue and i don't associate let me ask you why now it's been months since the scandal broke so why only now are they considering this type of action. well you know we just heard a good point in sam's report that when it comes to the elites the rules kind of change so we have considering you have thirty five world leaders whose phone calls have allegedly been monitored it's reason enough for the countries around the world to come together and say wait a minute this really should not be going on the question here the curious question to me seems to be why is it only twenty one countries at this point because the united nations g

we know from our experience and from india and from south africa and even here from the martin luthering. it's not passiveness, it's on the contrary you have to be very brave in order to confront someone that bit you and not hit back. >> lisa: since the first inat that f indfadaand the berlin wall. things have really changed. people have had to rely on the stereotypes of each other because there is no interaction. some say the groups like yours are the only ones out there to humanize it for each other. >> before the . >> i was so disappointed from the second enfada. i think the rule that separated not just between the lands also accepseparated between us. even palestinian, palestinian, palestinian-jewish and. it's making our jobs so difficult. so much more difficult. but while we are choosing between non-violent way or violent way, and what we can make for our generation. >> i think that after the first intifada the thing changed for our freedom. here is our liberty and here is our state. but if you will ask me about the smirt an short and most bad tims in our live it was the second i

it helped south africa to reach 245-8 on day one. >>> now here's a lesson in never giving up. walker has won his first pga tour title on his 188th attempt. he took advantage and snatched the lead. he finished up on 17-under par in his first pga tour win in eight seasons. it is his first trip to the masters. >>> an nfl player whose two-year-old son was killed two days ago returned to the field. adrien peterson returned to his team as they lost to the panthers. his son died friday of head injuries after abuse at the hands of his mother's boyfriend. >> i never thought about not playing. it's all about going out there and praying that i have the strength to get through and help my team. that's my focus. >> that's it for now. >> thank you very much, indeed. >>> more than 3,000 cars are sold in indonesia every day. a country that faces petrol shortages. the critics say a ca that this r will only add to congested roles. >> reporter: this is the symbol of economic growth. traffic jams in major cities. more than 30,000 cars are sold every day. and there is demand for more. in the middl