Carotenuto is a professor at ste university with which we frankly Work Together on african issues which also runs an Excellent Program in nairobi that just celebrate its 45th anniversary. Matt was there doing research and bringing some alumni alone on the trigger and then finally joining the panel is jon temin from freedom house, works on their Africa Program and previous work in the Obama Administrations policy plans to use institute of peace. I want to thank jon for outstanding article he coauthored in the Current Issue of Foreign Affairs on some of the new promising Democratic Movement in some of africas biggest countries which was largely aspiration for this event although we modified a little bit but we had kenya and tanzania to the list along with south africa, democratic republic of congo or as a peace corps volunteer 100 jews ago when it was still practically before Belgian Congo days, and also nigeria and ethiopia. So between the six countries with roughly half of africas popu
0 game. when you try me against crabtree, that s the results you re going to get! don t you ever talk about me! who was talking about you? crabtree. don t you open your mouth about the best! or you re on the center real quick! mlb! okay, then! so poorer are rain andrews, sherman had to say he was sorry if erin andrews thought he was yelling at her. but the look on her face suggested she was pretty surprised by the whole thing. hey, erin, good job. thanks for watching, everyone. nice to have you. around the world start right around the world start right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com new fears of an attack on the olympic games. will tourists and athletes be safe? ahead we talk to the director of security at the 1996 olympics in atlanta. plus, he s been locked up in north korea for more than a year. now kenneth bae is asking the united states for help. and this. you depend on god when you leave your house, because you don t know what fate holds for you. welcom
0 if it hurts a bunch of lazy blacks, so be it. stow don yelton has resigned his position as the executive gop republican committee chairman for his county thursday. he was interviewed about carolina s new law after the supreme court struck down part of the 1965 voting rights act. he responded on the radio saying he s not a racist, that the daily show tried to create an illusion about him. have a look. i ve talked with the state chairman who said the state was going to put out a statement asking me to step down. why do you think that is? because they re a bunch of chickens. maybe it s because they re embarrassed. no, look, look. maybe it s because they re embarrassed by what you said. let them get embarrassed. i m embarrassed by the fact they don t stand up and fight for what s right. okay, mrs. yelton, i m going to stand up and fight for what s right. in september on your facebook page, you called me a loud mouthed bitch, can we please as politicians, as human bein
0 today s show, as well as this particular case. thanks for watching, everyone. it s been nice to have you with us today. around the world is coming up next with michael holmes and suzanne malveaux. welcome. we take you across the globe in 60 minutes. i m suzanne malveaux. nice to see you, stranger. yeah, we re back. i m michael holmes. thanks for being with us today. this could be a game changer. one the most volatile places in the world. that of course, syria. the syrian deputy foreign minister is calling israeli air strikes in his words a declaration of war. have a look at this. the attacks happened over the weekend. making a really tense situation on the ground even worse. raising questions about whether or not the u.s. is going to be forced to act. a u.s. official now confirming the strikes were indeed launched by the israelis. add to that new questions about which side is using chemical weapons on the ground there. is it the assad regime? is it the rebels? or is any
this morning we found out that the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level since i took office. nation s unemployment rate has dropped now below 8% for the first time in almost four years. the labor department figures just out this morning show unemployment now at 7.8%. we re covering all the angles of our story. christine romans is live in new york. jessa yellin is in washington with the political impact, and richard quest joining us from london with the global perspective. want to go first to christine. let s zero in on the numbers and what it means here. 114,000 more people now going to work. what does it say about the state of the economy, and where the jobs are now? it says, quite frankly, suzanne, that you re seeing steady hiring. not robust hiring, but steady hiring, and when you look at the unemployment rate dropping to 7.8% we know that there are people who are getting part-time jobs. there are people who are starting their own companies or starting to