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swahili. i still thought it would have been hurt do. let's bring in the ceo. ceo of rosetta stone.e done very well today with your stock. let's get this. we put it up on the screen. up more than 10% for pretty much most of the date. came in with numbers that mist on revenues. more importantly, let's talk about the on-line adoption. people learning online. up 157%. to what do you attribute that? >> customers are more mobile and using our ipad features to learn we are seeing triple digit growth. this is the second to quarter in a row that we are expecting strong growth as we go forward. liz: strong growth, but how you capitalize on that? can i start to believe then that the packaged software that i have already seen at the kiosks is going to go by the wayside? >> well, we plan on offering consumers a choice. and so if you want to buy a box cd product we will make it available. if you want to download the digital download, just like you and some movies, that's available. or if you want something that connects the internet, it's in the cloud and available. that is also available. those

ok, actually speaking in swahili. what are the headlines? the prime minister started his remarks by saying that democracy is on trial right now in kenya. he is promising to take this challenge to the courts. there is first an interim body that will hear the challenge, but he is promising to go all the way to the supreme court. he also said there has been another tainted election. i'm just going through some of the bold headlines from the statement from the prime minister, but i will defer to you on this. at the very least, this is not an election fight that is over. we have, in the words of the prime minister, another election crisis. >> i cannot speak too loudly because the press conference is still going on right behind me, so i have to speak quietly, but one of the key things that he said very interestingly was he said that after the last election in 2007, it was not possible to know who had won said thision, and he is happened again. he said this time what is different is the country has a new judiciary, and they have faith in the judici

missouri is swab swahili for beautiful women. just want to say thank you for your great work in san francisco. thank you for your work at the school, and thank you for -- you worked with my children as well. thank you for your service. >> thank you, john. [cheering and applauding] >> wow, i just feel so blessed and honored. first giving honor to god for me even being here. i just feel like i'm just representing one of many educators, parent educators, counselors, janitors, everyone that works in the schools with our kids. i want to really thank my daughter erica and my granddaughter jerica and my niece laurie who are here today. but also the women missouri women's group. if you could please just stand up. dianne johnson started this group. (applause) >> my aller jais. -- allergies. she worked tirelessly to get women and grandmothers, mothers, nieces, aunts, and even men are coming a lot to our functions. you know, i just want to charge you all with one really important thing. there's no song that goes no man is an island, no man

they do not learn their mother tongue, swahili. most refugee families just want to go home. they formed a welfare committee. so far the kenyan government has refused to discuss their pleas for assistance to return and set up new homes in safe places. they say they cannot go back to western kenya from where they fled. >> where they were, their house was banned -- burned. his car was taken by the neighbor. it is bad to go and stay there. >> most of the kenyans living here used owned houses and small businesses back home. now they farm and live in huts like this. they will be watching carefully to see what happens in kenya's elections this time. if it is peaceful they will continue with their struggle to go home. if it is more violent they may well be stuck here as refugees for a lot longer. >> 20 more ahead in this newshour, including china's ruling communist party getting ready to formally appoint a new set of leaders. we will discuss the challenges they will be facing. resident shot is, where are you? protesters in caracas demand answers -- president chavez, where are you? p

you know when you listen to the intercessions, you'll hear so many languages, french, swahili, portuguese, malaysian, dutch. this is an international, universal affair, and its full pageantry is on display right now. >> it really is gorgeous. we're still watching as the cardinals are making their progression. they're also open to the public, this mass. 6,500 seats can fit into this particular chapel where they're having it, so people there on display, the last chance for the public to be in contact with the cardinals before they begin what they see as their sacred duty. now, john, today does begin the conclave. they will have one vote today, somewhat of a beginning, right, not supposed to be definitive, obviously? >> yeah, that's right, chris. technically, the rules don't apply to them to have a vote tonight, but i think we all expect they will do so, because as you and i and father ed have been talking throughout this process, the consensus is there is no clear front-runner, the cardinals don't know where one another stand. so, think of this vote as sort of the new hampshire primary of t