south africa south korea to promote peace. >> north korean women are lining up, something you don't see very often. a group of 30 international peace activists marching through pyongyang on their way to south korea to promote reunification. they're going through the demilitarized zones that is, in fact one of the heaviest militarized areas in the world. they are technically still at war so koreans normally cannot cross the dmz. >> what a beautiful thing to walk with north korean women towards the dmz. >> one of the women is a nobel peace prize winner. there is gloria steinam, a women's rights campaigner from the united states. the u.s. and e.u. had already imposed sanctions on north korea after it began testing nuclear weapons. steinan said its time for a new tactic. >> isolateing north korea clearly has not worked. i just think we need to go ahead with this first do no harm, we have done no harm. and it might turn out to be a good thing. >> but some people believe that this kind of march does nothing to include their human rights records or relations. >> i don't think it will help much but i don't think it will hurt much. i am not opposed to korean reconciliation. there are families who a

he was the man it said who delivered the world cup to south africa, got world cup to south korea and japan. there are old loyalties still there. smaller countries feel european authorities are simply bullies. that they've had the world cup many, many times before. their candidate, whoever he is they will vote against him. it's become an extraordinary global diplomatic as well. we've got britain, france, other countries saying blatter has to go. a global golf over the world's most popular game. >> putin can criticize the u.s. he got his world cup as blatter did as well. this is not going away. the new attorney general is on the hunt for all this corruption. thank you so much bill neely. and in sports here with a win over the houston rockets, golden state warriors are headed to nba finals for the first time in 40 years. point guard stephen curry scored 26 points. it's his 2-year-old daughter riley that has was the real mvp. she held court once again and made quite the entrance. >> everybody was enjoying the moment. >> i feel best. >> you've always been a really confident person and ver

south korea. may day rallies have also been charge in johannesberg south africa. >> reporter: i'm here in a stadium, and representatives of trade unions from across the country are gathering to celebrate labor day. the trade unions have played a pivotal role in the struggle against apartheid here. they are making very well demands on the government. it wants wage increases for public sector workers. >> we demand 10%. we deliver the majority as staying away there their communities. and therefor the cost of living is too high in south africa. >> reporter: the government is saying if it were meet demands for a public sector wage increase it would cost them $1.7 billion next year and they don't have that money. the government of course is under huge pressure in this country, around 40% unemployed, over 50% of the country living in poverty, vast amounts of inequality and a huge disparity in welfare. and the union itself is suffering at the moment and there are questions as to whether that split could compromise worker's rights in the months ahead. >>> a group of scientists are saying the earth can be co

singapore, hong kong, south korea, japan and taiwan are the top five with top quality teachers and thorough teaching some of the reason the countries scored as well. oman, south africa and ghana is last place. 76 countries were examined all up, however large parts of africa were left out of the report because of a lack of at that time data. >> the international monetary fund is going to cut more than a billion dollars from chad's debt burden. schools are often underfunded and few students go on to higher education. >> in this village classroom students are eager to learn and take pride in every achievement. chad is one of the poor evident countries in the world and with chirp often sent to work, getting here is a victory but the odds are still against them. seats are made of stones, stationery is scarce and desks are out of the question. >> >> we have 88 registered students. parents do not understand what we are doing. some don't even buy chalk. >> students in rural areas are worst off with just one in 10, all finished primary school. those in the capitol are slider better off but face different that challenges. there are more than 100 children in this class which i

road, that south korea type scenario where the government will appropriate to itself considerable powers and use those to force significant and conservative economic policy reform. south africa emerges as a prosperous country. there are such attempts that haven't been successful it will deter investment but more serious governments that do this follow very quickly, once you take property rights, individual rights follow. stability in the ruling party meaning it falls apart what i don't think we will see would turn our views, sustain sharp increases in violent anti-government protest actions. we have little doubt that south africa's future as you will hear or experience it if you live in the country will fall broadly within the confines of one of the scenarios we set out for you today. marian and i gladly take your questions. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, frans for that interesting presentation. i would like to point out that the marxist group in south africa are waiting, called economic freedom fighters. i want to be sure there's no connection between them and freedom fighters at the cato institute that stand for the exact opposite. before turning to the audience for