to get together and not just black south african black and white south africans which is something that was never done. every budding knew how important this moment is amazing because they embrace the whole project and they made sure her we didn't write this for important to bitter five emily purpose tyrannize the seven example for us. >>> i think the idea of us singing the south african and them it was the forbidden one at that time as soon as reese started the song to his stand back because he didn't understand that i think after two or three days we said no you have to learn the lyrics because we're all one here in this is about you and all of us so we talked and the lyrics. >>> please join us in a moment as we returned have a conversation and see more film clips from the sampras's good jewish film festival. >>> welcome back to mosaic. and honored to be your host this money in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the sentences could jewish film festival showing wonderful film clips to encourage you to get in line and see if on the summer. if your a new executive director of t

south africans, 18 or younger. since the historic 1994 elections that made nelson mandela president and put south africa on a new path after decades of apartheid. you all know mandela. what do you think of him? >> i think if it wasn't for him, a lot of us would my grandmother didn't have a chance to go to school. not be here. she doesn't know how to write. >> reporter: this year as the born free become adults, they're thinking more about mandela's dream of a rainbow nation with opportunity for all really exists. >> as much as things have changed, a lot of things haven't changed. >> there is still a lot of racial tension between people. >> i'm more optimistic. >> reporter: they attend one of the country's most respected universities. under apartheid, he would have been classified as black. alex, mixed race. michael, white. >> reporter: what is it like being a white south african these days? >> it has a few challenges. >> reporter: challenges like black affirmative action programs that can limit opportunities for whi

african. i come from a farming family in south africa. all town of a town meaning peace in africans and later attending high school in the beautiful south african town of bethlehem. i am part of the new story leadership management team for 2012, following in the footsteps of south africa's co-founder. i am an alumnus of the south african international washington program through which i got to know it. although i am not from the middle east, i believe that it is important for the students to get perspectives from other conflicts and other societies without having to compare the conflicts. i was brought up in a traditional afrikaan society. my family has been in south africa since the 18th century. i may be white and i know that white boys can't dance, but i still feel the rhythm of the african drum. i may not speak with clicks but i speak with the african spirit within my voice. my personal story as a white african male does relate to yara's story. i also questioned my role in the land where i grew up. before apartheid brought about a big a

it comes for -- comes after 50 years of exile for many south africans. and it comes after years of arkansas association, of national unity, and forgiveness. -- years of segregation, working for national unity and forgiveness. >> turn the clock back a little bit for us and tell us a little bit about growing up in south africa in the 1960's and 1970's. >> my recollections are far more in the 1970's. but i can into south africa in the 1970's were my parents had been absolutely distant. is the ticket in which nelson mandela would go to jail. -- is the decade in which nelson mandela would go to jail. when many would go into exile. there is the killing of people in places like soweto. the assassination of the president of the african national congress. people go into the 1970's in a very fearful moment. the generation i come from have no direct memory of the repression of the 1960's. i go to high school in 1976 in soweto. the township's out of your johannesburg, you have students who take to the streets rejecting the system of apartheid not knowing the fear of

south africa's first black president, nelson mandela turns 94 next wednesday, four out of five south africansepend on the public health system he championed, but access remains vastly unequal between blacks and whites and as michelle miller reports from south africa, a very special train is now helping to bridge the gap. >> reporter: it is called phelophepa, a nine, and nine months a year it cuts through south africa's country decide delivering low cost medical care to the rural poor. hundreds camp out for days for a place in line, for them it is worth every uncomfortable moment to see a doctor. >> last night i was sleeping here. last night i was here. >> thelma ngongoshe needs refills on her diabetes and arthritis medication. she would rather spend the night here than wait for months to be seen at a public hospital. >> they give you medicine. >> on average, phelophepa treats 1,500 patients a week. >> onke mazibuko manages the operation which is managed by the national railway in part. >> the train was given, called the train of hope and miracles and i think that says it all is how people fee

. >> all of the data from the karoo converges at the south african headquarters of the project in capescientists and engineers are working on the radio telescope. several things are in the development phase. there is still no computer that can tackle the huge amounts of data of the ska, but the project can change interest perceptions of africa. >> africa has not been proceed either by africans themselves where the outside world as a place where you can do cutting edge science and technology. we have a big program of training students. we've had more than 350 students. many come up over 50, have come from other african countries and a lot of them have gone back to start teaching astronomy for the first time in their own countries. >> if all goes to plan and the radio telescope is in operation on both continents by 2024, ska will be 50 times more sensitive than current facilities, meant to answer one question. >> the nature means that it is such a sensitive instrument that it could possibly detect radio signals from other intelligent life in the universe. up until now our instruments wou

the south african government has likewise imposed a moratorium following public protests. latin america also boasts significant shale gas deposits which have already attracted interest from the global petroleum industry. in the united states fracking is a well-established extraction technology which is helping washington reach its goal of independence from foreign gas imports. but here, too, more and more people are criticizing the method for its negative side- effects. >> this well extends down almost 2 kilometers, all the way to the marcellus gas field -- the largest of its kind in the us. in about a month, shell plans to start extracting natural gas here. northern pennsylvania's landscape has changed. the small gas platforms are everywhere. it's like a gold rush. shale gas is a billion dollar business. some believe it's the solution to many energy problems. kim windon works for shell. it's her job to convince the public that drilling for gas is the way to go. >> it's very plentiful and we've learned over the years that it's something we can explore for and develop both

just asat three weeks until the london games and today a decision from the south african olympic committeesprinter goes by the nickname blade runner will run for south africa and will be the first ever npt to do so. he said this is the press moment of my life -- the first ever amputee to do it. >> steve nash is now a laker. that is a look at sports. your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. x if you like a hot, you like this guy. look how hot it is going to be. >> it is possible many thermometers will read 100 degrees tomorrow. it will feel like 105. still hot and sticky friday and saturday, but the radically it will knock the temperatures back and maybe will

in order for south africans to shape the rainbow nation, they need to follow a road paved with hope, ance, and the forgiveness. they need to reach a compromise with their fellow travelers. the road to peace in south africa and the road to peace in palestine and israel are completely different. although the conflicts differ, the main destinations seems to be the same. hope should play a role in building a road. and compromise should be used to determine the distance. people like yara and nutzan -- nitzan had already started the road to peace. they need to pick up a fellow travelers along the way. where is our men della? -- our mandella? the journey for peace in the middle east has already begun. the time to join is now. one of the most important lessons one can learn from the south african struggle is that one needs to have a vision of peace and one needs to reach a compromise with your opponent in order to reach a place of peace. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, rikus. i would now like to call john callaghan to the podium. [applause] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. my name i

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something else south african tokyo's claims its second i've been around for a decade long wait i can spot a little white guy. and fighting fit everywhere great to talk a good coach draw a clear look ahead to next back to it by september. but first a football and defending champions in a one to nil at home to one car on sunday to make a winning starts to the defense of their russian premier league crown fabio capello who soon expected to become russia's new head coach was among the crack at the cost stadium and the italian source a meat into play in the build up to the opener in one shot off providing for an exam because of golf after thirty seven minutes. and a similar free flowing move saw the home side awarded a penalty on the other mark the service mark was found in the box was made to brace on the spot to the it finished last season's champions running out comfortable when it's. quite down proceedings and he came back from a goal down to win to want to time to get back on after just forty three seconds a past that to a fellow john carlos and luke eight to keep up the loft with th

the former south african president is 94 years old and congratulations are pouring in from all over thephillips has more on mandela's birthday celebrations. >> the party started, even if the guest of honor didn't show up for the dancing and singing. when nelson mandela turns 94, the occasion draws a crowd, especially here in the rural village of qunu, the mandela ancestral home to which he's returned. among those attending was former president bill clinton who has maintained a friendship with the former south african president. mandela himself is too frail to make public appearances these days. >> is he one of your heroes? >> well, i don't think he wanted to be a hero. i think he wanted to lead his country into freedom and unity. and it was heroic and when the price turned out to be very high, he just kept paying it. >> it's a special birthday celebration that gets expressed in many ways. through a song children in south africa and beyond have been rehearsing. >> happy birthday to you ♪ >> through good works, people have been asked to donate 67 minutes of their time, a minute for each y

while something else south african early else claims his second i put in for a decade long wait as adam scott implodes on the final day. fighting talk with ali klitschko reveals his boxing idols to r.t. as the heavyweight star prepares for his next back here in moscow in september. but first to football where rubin have been stunned in their premier league season opener as the twice former russian champions lost to war that krasnodar the visitors went into the match on the back of a morale boosting to no victory over is it late in the russian super cup earlier this month but they found themselves training just before the break as you would love to see an exhausted home on the edge of the box and to strike out maybe to brace a salute inverted a penalty with apparent ease fifteen minutes into the second hole of. the brass knuckles hold long back were being just minutes later also from the spot they couldn't find equaliser as krasnodar hung on for the two one victory. we did make some mistakes which resulted in us conceding those two days and it took quite an effort to get back into the ma

while something else south african ernie else claims his second open crowd after a decade long wait as adam scott implodes on the final day. and fighting talk it's only klitschko reveals his boxing titles to watch as the heavyweight star prepares for his next back here in moscow in september. but first a football where twice former russian champions remain have kicked off their new premier league season with a visit to an adult for being away and not all about the role do seem to know retreat is the need in the russian super cup earlier this month but it's close no doubt his happened i was in front of the stands last thing in the open there on the edge of the box and right before the break i was ten minutes into the second hole while some like unconfirmed russia coach fabio capello watched champions in it get their campaign off to a winning start on fine bitch as of petersburg side beat out the cartoon will the man should also have provided for alexander because you go off to open up to thirty seven minutes and a similar free flowing route saw the high side awarded a penalty on the i k

the south african spenter known as the blade runner has shattered another barrier. he's the double amputee who has been proving doubters wrong his entire life. running and winning races using blades for feet. today, he will be the first amputee to race in the olympics. here's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: today, oscar pistorius moved one carbon-fiber step closer to his olympic dream. the 25-year-old south african known as "the fastest man with no legs" has spent years struggling to be accepted as a runner would a handicap. >> pistorius is really flying here. >> reporter: that despite being a double amputee who rockets around the track on cheetah flex feet. >> i can't see that prosthetics can seen as an advantage. >> reporter: pistorius was born without calf bones. before he was 1, both legs were amputated below the knee. he was told he would never walk. >> a man with no legs can't run. >> reporter: but he's done that, and so much more, shattering expectations and records. in 2008, he wasn't allowed to run in the beijing olympics. when that decision was reversed, he f

pistorius is set to become the first disabled athlete to ever compete at the olympic games the south african prosthetic limb to athletes making this africa squad in the four by four hundred meter relay discipline the twenty five year old looks set to myside on the games after repeatedly feeling in the individual four hundred metre offense finishing less than a quarter of a second short of his final attempt after the african championships last week the team game though has been the south africans forty of late pistorius making history by securing still right the world championships in the same four by four hundred meter relay discipline the man known as blade runner thus all set for a london twenty twelve adventure this. to him over the cycling where the sport looks to have a new star slovakia's peter sagan winning stage three of the tour de france to his opening day you victory the one hundred ninety seven kilometers from orci to belong to a certain turn out to be a treacherous route for many of the riders with four big crushes some even having to retire with injury so even though avoided al

new royal icon wears south african's local designs with an asterisk. at the very bottom in a tiny, tiny asterisk. >> a little tiny asterisk, the editor says in tiny print, of course, she doesn't but she should. that's not really her and she's not really wearing the outfit. >> was it a violation of her privacy in a sense, or do you think it was very clever because everybody was talking about it and they just got a whole bunch of publicity for free on nbc news. >> i think it's deceived. you pick up the magazine in the airport and buy it and then you read below. that would bother me. >> don't dupe hodi. >>> by the wie, we do have a very nice olympic book for children. it's called the ring force book. it's released in accordance with the olympics, for kids 8-12. >> by brian brown. >> and it's $6.98. and what is it about? >> it's currently on sale at barnes & noble. be a good aunt and read it to your nieces. >> by the way, my mom is babysitting for the first time two of my nieces alone. two girls. my mom is tweeting pictures. >> the woman is in control. >>

many south africans are honoring mandela in a special way, devoting at least 67 minutes to public servicers mandela devoted to helping others. >>> this is a picture of charlene smith with man kdelman. she's a journalist and wrote a book about him. welcome. hi. >> good morning. thank you, carol. >> give us a sense of nelson mandela, the person. you have talked to him many times. >> if you walk into a room, as an example, and there are lots of important people in there, nelson mandela comes in, he will ignore the most important people, the most famous people in the room and he'll head straight for the person who is maybe a humble cleaner in the corner who thinks nobody notices him or her. or he'll greet the security guards first. he has a wonderful way of making ordinary people feel special. in fact, it's not just something that he tries to project. he actually feels this. he remembers things. for example, once my son had been ill. i saw him six months later. he said, how's matthew? i said, what's wrong with matthew? he said, he had flu last time. he meets thousands of people but remembers

performance enhancing things that are not drugs the full body swimsuits i know that there's a south african sprinter who actually has a mechanical prosthetic. do you think that this differs from performance enhancing drugs well i think the suits don't shine too much they just change the amount of friction so i don't i don't see that that's and indeed they have been allowed to an extent but but roger pistorius i think you're referring to this south african athlete with bligh it's at the moment he can't run faster than you same boat but it's only a matter of time before their technology enables a person like that to run faster than someone like you saying bolden i think that should be bad because i think that's not really running and it's substantially the contribution of the technology so i think we can draw lawrence rather than simply having a sort of very blunt indeed absolute ban on all performance enhancing drugs it's impossible to. i know scientists at this year's olympics that they have vowed to make this year the cleanest ever when it comes to doping i want to show you some clips of a

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clinton's husband and daughter are in south africa as part of a six-day tour of african countries. former president clinton is trying to gather more support for a charity he founded. he's expected to meet with south african president mandela tomorrow. >>> houston, miami could see pop-up showers. northern rockies will have a shower or two. flash floods could threaten arizona. >>> minneapolis could break the record with high or about 100. fargo will be 90 instead of usual 84. seattle and portland are pleasant in the upper 70s. baltimore and laebt in the 90s. >>> coming up the gadget that making your car more like a kitchen. >>> and grounded. more than 200 passengers stuck for three days. >>> later how this beauty pageant contestant triumphed, even though she finished fourth. >>> welcome back. there's uncertainty this morning over where gas prices headed. the national average is now $3.40 a gallon. that's 13 cents less than a month ago. 2 cents more than a week ago. crude oil prices in flux right now with question about demands in a global economy that may be slowing. >> and business

to south africans and people across the world to pay it forward, to dedicate 67 minutes of their ownn the communities and their neighborho neighborhoods as he spent his life doing so. >> we have some pictures of you with your grandfather on his last birthday wearing the sweatshirts that you designed for the family. i'm curious what he thinks of the line. has he seen it yet? >> he's seen the new line and loves it. he's proud of it. the whole family is proud of the new line. and we're happy to be here to share it with the world today. >> the united nations has declared your grandfather's birthday, july 18, as nelson mandela international day. a day in which people around the globe are asked to give at least 67 minutes of their time to service. is there any way for your apparel to be incorporated into that day at all? >> yes. we are on line, on lwtfbrand.com, where people can find our products of t-shirts and hoodies and caps. and yes, just -- you know, just bringing the message through of the 67 minutes that people can dedicate doing something good and paying it forward. and this is on

at the meeting in beijing, the south african president recalled africa's negative experience with european colonization. >> the final mountain stage of the tour de france has ended with race leader bradley wiggins dealing another blow to his rivals. spaniard alejandro valverde won the stage, his first win in the tour. >> london has been years preparing for the olympics, building a number of new venues and sprucing up some old ones. >> the government and the london organizing committee hope that the billions spent on sporting facilities will leave a lasting legacy for future generations. >> that will be an important test of the games' success for britain, given how much the cost of the event have spiraled. >> the olympics are coming, and for london 2012, britain has released lashed out. it has invested about 8.7 billion euros in the venues alone. many are in the olympic park in east london. the site has been built from scratch, and the expense that has gone into the project has made it quite controversial. this is the new olympic stadium. it will host the open and closing ceremonies as well

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. >> the young south african who spent his life battling to overcome his disability will now competeelite athletes. here's abc's jeffrey kofman with more. >> reporter: oscar pistorius has moved one carbon step closer to his olympic dream. the 25-year-old south african, known as the fastest man with no legs, has spent years struggling to be accepted as a runner without a handicap. >> pistorius is really flying here. >> reporter: despite being a double amputee who rockets around the track with cheetah flex feet. >> the legs are not giving me an unfair advantage. if they can prove they give me an advantage, i won't wear them anyone. >> reporter: he was born without calf bones. before he was 1, both legs were amputated below the knee. he was told he would never walk. >> a man with no legs can't run. >> reporter: he has done that and so much more. shattering expectations and record. in 2008, he wasn't allowed to run in the beijing olympics. when that decision was reversed, he failed to qualify. this summer here in london he will finally get two shots at gold. running in the individual 400

he did have to fend off a break in the first set. " it is a dream come true for a south african athletes. >> the w -- a double amputee known as the blade runner will raise at this summer's olympic games. the 25-year-old will now be able to compete on his carbon fiber blade at the olympics as well as deep in his gold medals at 100, 200, and 400 meters at this year's paris olympics -- paralympics. >> switching gears, documenta is well under way in germany, but what you may not know if there is another going on in afghanistan. >> it might not come to mind right away as a hub for art installations, but he might be surprised. young afghans surrounded by war are using art as an outlet for their hopes, fears, and frustrations. >> it is a beautiful summer afternoon. in the gardens, the atmosphere is peaceful. it is a relaxing place, a refuge high above a city torn apart by war. afghanistan is a country without legs. he is 48 years old. like many other afghans, he is disappointed in his country. >> here, you can see the it is a symbol of disability, politics disability in afghanistan. >> time and