and that's exactly what's happening in zimbabwe at the moment.eople are just playing by their own rules. there's no one blowing any whistles at the moment. there's no one keeping to any of the rules of the games. and that's why we need to bring referees in from outside who are prepared to make sure that the rules are upheld. >> i think mike campbell is a very committed man who is angry because he has been prosecuted for the unique offense of living in his own house and farming his own farm to which he holds the title deeds, a farm which he acquired in 1980 after independence, purchased on the open market and on a certificate of no interest by the zimbabwean government. it's distinctly racially discriminatory. >> they want the farmers out of zimbabwe. they want to tell them that they're not zimbabwean and they are not african. but that's racist. you can't adopt a constitution saying, we will respect your racial orientation, your racial background, and then say, white farmers shouldn't own land in zimbabwe, come with me. it's what they did, so ther

and in zimbabwe's case, that didn't -- that wasn't the case.'m just back from south africa and having witnessed local elections, a free and fair election, it wasn't perfect but it was real democracy at work. it's astonishing, and for me particularly from zimbabwe, it's something to celebrate. >> what i'm struck by is you talk to businessmen now and they've gotten very interested in africa. in africa -- i was in nigeria, kenya -- there's a kind of new class of businessmen, even in nigeria. young, western educated often, and they seem to be stirring things up. >> and they're also pushing in the right direction on issues like corruption. there's real outrage that does seem to be creating modest steps better. and just, you know, we're -- on my first trip to africa, i backpacked across the continent. what i found was river blindness, these elderly or middle-aged people who have been blind, and it left me with a bad taste for west africa. this time, you go around, you just don't see that nearly to the same degree, because river blindness has been alm

. >> do you think -- we'll get to zimbabwe? looks at what's going on in africa, this stirring, and feel even more beknighted -- i could believe that africa is finally taking off and once the breadbasket of africa, we're totally dysfunctional? >> i think think look at the arab spring and think ruefully why not us? in a sense they tried it in 2000 action and has been try iing ev since. the success in these countries, tunisia, egypt, has depended on the reaction of security forces, and zimbabwe, you won't be able to put a primrose down the barrel of a soldier's gun, because it will meet a bullet on the way out. so yes, i think there's some frustration that their peace process seems to be stalled. >> but when you talk about the optimism, it was mostly economic optimist. is it also political? >> it's also political. i think about half of the continent now has some form of quasi democratic elections. which is a huge step up. so you have that political advance, an economic advance and huge improvement in health care, in nutrition, and

the veterans of zimbabwe's anticolonial struggle were heros of liberation and self-sacrifice. today thanks to one individual that can only be associated -- they can only be associated through power conversion with brown shirts. africa -- [inaudible] linguistic history but, regrettably, of the most -- not of the most edifying kind. of course, factors quite external to language help, although there again we have to be careful in determining what truly constitutes language. what peter sellers in the film, "dr. strangelove," how he came to stop worrying and love the atom bomb, for instance. no gesture is more eloquent and satirical but grim than whenever that comic actor attempts to control his arm from snapping up into horizontal, familiar nazi salute. then cut to mugabe, pumping the air in a possible imitation or of his competitive, rampant best aided and abetted by that parsimonious but evocative smudge on his upper lip that tries to pass for the iconic hitlerian moustache. but we shall forget external leads and stick to the bare bones of the articulated word and not as prejudi

one south bay group is flying to zimbabwe to help orphans. they join us now with more.morning. thanks for being here. beautiful day sounds like a beautiful organization. tell us about it. >> well, we started something in 2004 and the idea was really to get people out of their comfort zone and out into the community, serving others in need, those marginalized, those that are affected by, you know, issues of poverty, issues of education, issues of hiv and aids. >> seems like a really broad brush. >> yeah, didn't start that way, but the idea was to get people out. and it grew from that to where we would try to take the ideas of innovation and creativity and get people doing something different. >> so you've been doing things locally in the south bay, but now you're headed to zimbabwe? >> i was tapped to go on this trip. we have an orphanage there with orphans, girls that we've taken on since 2001. these are girls that were on the streets, toddlers and infants that just would have been left, or taken into sex trafficking, and have provided this home for them called the west

there is a zimbabwe saying that says if you can walk, you can dance. it will help you find your singing voice, and it will help you find your dancing feet. carnaval is open. the brazilian groups of many non brazilian participants. and so on. if you are into the culture and like having fun, you are going to be welcome. it is diverse. i know that word is used a lot, but i am at a loss for words. i have been to trinidad carnaval and brazilian carnaval, but i want to be in san francisco. finally, carnaval is good for you. dancing, building a float, they are good for your physical body and her spiritual happiness. so i just once again want to thank all of you for attending. thank mayor lee and all of the dignitaries' stt -- attendance, and now, one group is a point to be receiving an award for their 25-year presentation -- one group is going to be receiving an award for their 25-year participation. can you come up? [cheers and applause] i have got to do a little bio on you. you have to be kind to me in my pronunciation of portuguese. i am still working on s

he has been in zimbabwe and has said anybody found guilty of match-fixing will be barred for life. there is a box that some were paid to those matches in 2009. -- there is talk that. >> you are watching bbc world news. much more in the program. stay with us. one of africa's struggling with its worst drought in 60 years. what can the u.n. do about it? we've frowill hear from the head of their emergency relief fund. on the latest leg of a tour of canada, the duke and duchess of cambridge will visit one of the country's most remote and populated regions. yellowknife is the capital of the northwest territories. it is renowned for its midnight sun. it's the last few days of this trip. the couple will be kept very busy during the day as well. now this report. >> they are more than halfway through the canadian terps, h --canadian tour. for william it was the day he learned a new skill as a search and rescue pilot called water--, landing on water. that is a technique the canadians have perfected. kate watched as william made more than a dozen landings from different angles and assimilated

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and even as officials say nato is breaking the un security council's on zimbabwe are also claiming to have intercepted a ship of a belgian made weapons from contraband trying to get out of rebel. hands up next that first part of our special report telling the story of a former correspondent who's almost a thousand kilometers trying to talk people away from supporting called. we. do. what i came home it was amazing i was honestly one of the best friends of my life i thought i was going to pass out i was so happy. there was my wife and my daughter that i had seen a year and it was just almost too good to be true it was going to. at the same time though there's only so wonderful because it's been the last year away from them in iraq which was terrible and so when a t.v. camera man came up to me and asked me some questions i told him out of the bat it's a i'm really glad to be home i'm proud of my service but i am against or in iraq and i know that some family members and some friends weren't pleased that i said that i thought it was maybe inappropriate at the time but if every soldier co

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ahead sound of wrongs his weapons applies to libyan rebels saying it's involved nation of the un on zimbabwe meanwhile the international criminal court is easy to down arrest more only get out the family the libyan leaders song came to court is not also gone sold out in an exclusive interview with all see. greece's paul image agrees on how to push into effect and you will stare a sci fi cage which still calvin's takes the streets in place lights now the government is ready to sell some greek sets even lenses to stay afloat but many people feel it's them themselves that are being put on sale. three matter every sentence of twenty five is the taking paulson an f.b.i. sting a plot to put out synagogues in new york the questions are raised about u.s. time takes a fighting homegrown terror. he unit out of the latest sports needs of for us and exciting times is knavery the world of tennis but a tough couple of years for maria sharapova but the tide does seem to be turning for now does it last as you see it's been a tough couple of seasons three years she's never seen not to have an injury but here

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that happened in zimbabwe recently. it took 25 million dollars to equal one american dollar. you had to carry armfuls of cash. >> you safe money to enjoy life for your old age or leave money for your children. that money will be worth nothing. >> so printing all this extra money, what are the other options? the government can plais raise be taxes or try to spend it. tough choices. politicians are supposed to make these choices. so what does president obama do. >> i'm asking them to make clear recommendations on how to cover the costs of all federal programs by 2015. >> john: he recommended a trillion in tax increases and $3 trillion in spending cuts but the president didn't take those recommendations that your bothered ee even the liberal media. >> the total debt is $7.2 trillion on top of the $14 trillion we already have. how can you say that we are living within our means. >> i'm not suggesting we don't have to do more. >> in your fiscal commission had you a majority consensus it's been shelved. what was the point of it? >> it still provides a framework for a conversation.

that happened in zimbabwe recently. it took 25 million dollars to equal one american dollar. you had to carry armfuls of cash. >> you safe money to enjoy life for your old age or leave money for your children. that money will be worth nothing. >> so printing all this extra money, what are the other options? the government can plais raise be taxes or try to spend it. tough choices. politicians are supposed to make these choices. so what does president obama do. >> i'm asking them to make clear recommendations on how to cover the costs of all federal programs by 2015. >> john: he recommended a trillion in tax increases and $3 trillion in spending cuts but the president didn't take those recommendations that your bothered ee even the liberal media. >> the total debt is $7.2 trillion on top of the $14 trillion we already have. how can you say that we are living within our means. >> i'm not suggesting we don't have to do more. >> in your fiscal commission had you a majority consensus it's been shelved. what was the point of it? >> it still provides a framework for a conversation.

celebrating the fact that the bride, although born in zimbabwe, grew up in south africa, and she met olympics. she was an olympian backstroke simmer, so they have sports in common. >> i don't want to be the downer here. we know there is history in monaco. there is bad luck, really, with some of the royal couples there, but this one in particular, you and i talked about, there were rumors that she was possibly a runaway bride, and she learned something right before the wedding, and they knocked that down, but now what do we know? >> yesterday, there were reports that there was a third illegitimate child from albert, so who knows? is it true or isn't it? will our beautiful, beautiful fairy tale princess have to deal with all kinds of other obstacles, and will that curse be upon her? >> hope not. so far so good. and it was a beautiful day yesterday. >> official news of a third paternity suit in monaco. >> yeah, the first two, it was public knowledge. but now, we will see. i hate to end on a low note. it was such a beautiful ceremony. we're 24 minutes past the hour. you know that passwor

and we're going to keep spending and have the economy of zimbabwe. it is a big problem. i don't know why anyone who isn't an elected republican can't talk seriously about social is security and medicare and medicaid. according to obama's own treasury secretary are going to consume within 10 years, 92 cents of every federal budget dollar. that isn't a system that can last. yet, a majority of americans say don't touch social security. don't touch medicare this is what the democrats are saying. that's why you keep having these -- remember rudd man and the concorde coalition? no elected politician, republican or democrat will talk about reforming social security. >> sean: we always get the tax increases, spending cuts, reagan never came, george her burt walker bush, they never come. the idea they are going to hand it over, it is not going to happen. -- you raised a more fundamental question why they need to stand strong here. that is, philosophically, we've become -- look what happens when they put austerity measures in place in europe. look at what happened to greece. if we

we don't have zimbabwe in there. chrystia, let me start with you. is this a good day for america in this sense? >> i think it's a great day. this has been a pretty bad year for a lot of people. it's been a bad year for the u.s. economy. it's been a bad year for people who are unemployed. but one point of light is, i think this is a year that america has taken a real step forward in terms of treating gay people like fully-fledged citizens. >> crystal, i have a friend whose line was the best on this. for us, if it's enough to die -- if you're willing to die, that's enough. and it seems that way. why shouldn't that be the way -- >> that's exactly right. we have dismissed 14,000 gay and lesbian service members since 1993. it's unbelievable. we have to keep our eyes on what the next fight is going to be and i think repeal of the defense of marriage act has to be repealed. if you're in the military and in a committed relationship, that relationship is not recognized. you don't get base housing, health care, not the same spousal benefits that straight coup

i'm going to guess zimbabwe. no idea why. just a hunch.rth is one of the most magical things a human being can experience in his or her life. it's a beautiful moment to stare into someone's eyes knowing together you created a human life. unless, of course, you're a teenager, who knocked up his girlfriend and the delivery is being broadcast on mtv. this is from the show "16 and pregnant" last night. and keep an eye on the father's face. >> take a breath. do it again. you can do it. take deep breaths. >> wow. >> push right through it. her head's almost out. that's it. atta girl. you got it, honey. you got it. >> jimmy: should not have gotten high for this. [ applause ] they named the kid whoa. some sad news from the playboy mansion yesterday. the wedding, scheduled for this weekend, between 85-year-old hugh hefner and his 25-year-old fiance has been called off. i guess hef didn't want to be tied down with one woman for the rest of his weeks. and said -- [ laughter ] apparently she called it off. hefner tweeted that, he said she had a change