glor: tonight, huge crowds welcome the president to africa as he delivers a message of tough love to the continent of his ancestors. i have the blood of africa in me. glor: i m jeff glor. also tonight, cash for klunkers. will it qualify. eight new chances at life. the extraordinary story behind the biggest multipatient kidney exchange ever. where is your kidney now? glor: and tunes, three quarter pianos, enticing londoners to loosen up. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: good evening. president obama is on his way back to washington but not before delivering a stern message in africa. a final stop of a trip that earlier took him to russia and italy. speaking warmly of his own african heritage, mr. obama was blunt about the work that still needs to be done. chip reid correspondent is traveling with the president. president obama was greeted by a crush of humanity and the sounds of exuberant celebrations. many here say
. this is fox 5 news at 10:00. and crying a celebration of life fit for the king of pop, mixing memories of michael jackson with some of his most famous music. where there is love i ll be there. save me heel the world heal the world reporter: the most touching moment, jackson s 11-year-old daughter taking the stage, making her pain public. and i just want to say i loved him so much. thank you for joining us tonight, i m shawn yancy. and i m brian bolter. today s memorial drew a crowd of thousands to the los angeles staples center. we have more team coverage with laura evans. we ll begin with will thomas with more on the memorial. reporter: brian, shawn, they studied the greats, became greater. and that is what barry gordy said today. many people watching, at least a billion. a surprise nobody expected today. the first public comments from michael jackson s daughter. it may be the 20,000 seat staples center but it was church on this day.