. >> i am chris rogers in london. steve jobs, co-founder of apple and the most successful businessman of his era, died at age 56. the man who introduced the iphone to the world, hailed by many as a visionary and creative genius. >> fighting for the future of the eurozone, leaders prepare to prop up banks as the imf warns of possible return to recession. thousands protesting in new york and across the u.s. in mounting anger over the financial crisis. >> it is 2:00 a.m. in london, broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america in and around the world. the co-founder of apple, steve jobs, has died at the age of 56. he was one of the world's best known business leaders, credited with transforming digital technology with the apple mac personal computer, ipod, ipad, and iphone. mr. jobs fought a long battle with cancer and stepped down in august because of health problems. we look back at his life. >> we are going to make history together today. >> january, 2007. a classic steve jobs performance. a simple product launch by a man

our correspondent, chris rogers, traveled to the capital, kampaa,where he met one victim who did manage to survival the deal. some viewers may find the contents disturbing. >> he did suffer brain damage, which is common. >> they call him the miracle child. a machete was sliced through his head and neck in an attempt to behead him. he was also cast rated, the work of witch doctors, attempting child sacrifice. >> this is where the cut was. there's a bone missing here. >> the 9-year-old's mutilated body was found just a mile from his home. it was a month before he woke from a coma. doctors are surprised alan survived, but he will need a lifetime of emotional and physical therapy. child sacrifice, a ritual, was rare here until three years ago when it re-emerged, coinciding with a boom in uganda's economy. it's widely believed that some members of the new elite are paying witch doctors vast sums of money for an ancient practice in the belief it will bring them greater wealth and good health. but these people do not sacrifice their own children. in the villages that surround the capital, i he

>> behind jimmy was roger's son chris, followed by brian pratz in a three boat caravan. jimmy, 54, the experienced captain, insisted on safety in numbers. his sister-in-law teresa. >> that's jim, he would have taken care of them. they were younger, being the son of a friend of his, it was very important that he would be the father figure and making sure they got back safe. >> the three boats headed west, stopping at grand key for lunch and gas. jimmy topped off with more than enough gas to make the trip to florida. around noon, the three headed into open waters, and jimmy was in a zone. >> he had made that run dozens of times. >> i would say jim had made that run in the hundreds of times. >> but later that afternoon came news that the perfect vacation had turned into a nightmare at sea. back in florida, jimmy's brother got a call from jimmy's wife. >> candace called and said jim was missing and that the boys, meaning brian and chris had lost sight of him. >> missing. lost sight of him. it must be a mistake, jimmy's family thought. >> going to have a tough time of that. l

chris rogers began his journey in uganda. it has become one of the main source countries for traffickers. >> across uganda, 9000 children have gone missing over the last four years. most disappeared from villages like this one. on the outskirts of the capital. according to a recent u.s. government report on global trafficking, children have been smuggled to europe to be exploited. many are subjected to witchcraft rituals. how easy is it to buy a child in uganda? posing as buyers, wanted traffic children to the u.k., we went looking for one of the most prolific child the doctors and traffickers. within days, we made contact with them. >> 100 children, okay. i understand, i understand. we will talk tomorrow. >> ok. >> thank you, bye-bye. he claims to have a network of traffickers across the whole of uganda. he kidnapped children, provides an porgies in witchcraft and other forms of exploitation. -- provides. he claims to have been selling children for use by which doctors in uganda and abroad over 20 years. he boasts about how

chris rogers began his journey in uganda. it has become one of the main source countries for traffickers. >> across uganda, 9000 children have gone missing over the last four years. most disappeared from villages like this one. on the outskirts of the capital. according to a recent u.s. government report on global trafficking, children have been smuggled to europe to be exploited. many are subjected to witchcraft rituals. how easy is it to buy a child in uganda? posing as buyers, wanted traffic children to the u.k., we went looking for one of the most prolific child the doctors and traffickers. within days, we made contact with them. >> 100 children, okay. i understand, i understand. we will talk tomorrow. >> ok. >> thank you, bye-bye. he claims to have a network of traffickers across the whole of uganda. he kidnapped children, provides an porgies in witchcraft and other forms of exploitation. -- provides. he claims to have been selling children for use by which doctors in uganda and abroad over 20 years. he boasts about how

chris rogers travels to the capital where he met one victim that managed to survive the ordeal. yours may find the content of this report very disturbing. >> he suffered brain damage. >> they call him the miracle child. a machete was sliced through his head and back in attached to the head him. he was also castrated. the work of which doctors attempting child sacrifice. the 9-year-old's mutilated body was found a mile from his home. it was a month before he woke from a coma. doctors are surprised that he survived, but he will need a lifetime of emotional and physical therapy. child sacrifice, the ritual was rare here until three years ago when it reemerged, coinciding with the booming economy. it is widely believed that some members are paying which doctors vast sums of money for an ancient practice in the belief it will bring them greater wealth and good health. but these people did not sacrifice their own children. in the villages, i hear horrific stories. >> this is where you found the body. >> they found the decapitated body of her 6-year-old grandson that had been missing f

i'm chris rogers. coming up later -- >> we are going to walk nonviolently and peacefully. >> and his dream of racial equality changed america forever. now martin luther king's legacy is given a permanent memorial in washington. turning 50, the brit herb magazine "private eye" shows why it's the scourge of politicians and the powerful in a new exhibition. >> after weeks of relative calm, there's been fresh fighting in the libyan capital, suggesting the battle for tripoli is not quite over. gun battles broke out between arms supporters of colonel gaddafi. there's been an escalation of violence in sirte, where government forces are taking heavy casualties. in the moment, we'll hear from our correspondent in sirte. but first, caroline his or her lee on how the fighting reignited in tripoli. >> fighters from the m.t.c. were back in battle today. hunting down armed men loyal to gaddafi. this area is a stronghold of support for the former leader. fighters say this man was found with a rocket-propelled grenade

chris rogers begins his journey in uganda, which has become one of the main source countries for traffickers. some viewers may find the content of this report disturbing. >> across uganda, 9000 children have gone missing over the last four years. most disappeared from villages like this one on the outskirts of the capital. according to a recent u.s. government report on global trafficking, children are being smuggled to europe to be exploited. many are subjected to witchcraft rituals. so how easy is it to buy a child in uganda? posing as buyers wanting to traffic children to the u.k., we went looking for one of uganda's most prolific child of doctors and traffickers. within days, we made contact with him. >> [inaudible] >> 100 children? ok. >> [inaudible] i have a whole network in uganda. >> i understand. ok, we will talk to more than. ok. thank you. bye-bye. that is and then the claims to head a network of traffickers across the whole of uganda who kidnapped children to provide them for use in witchcraft and other forms of exploitation. he insisted we meet at an isolated hotel. he claims to

. >> good morning, chris. yeah, herman cain may be the october surprise of 2011, or so the polls are starting to show. he had the largest jump in the quinnipiac poll out four hours ago. in just three months he jumped 12 points to 17% in the republican showdown. cain's rise could be a sign of perry's weakness. perry gave back a big portion of his august gain. tea party conservatives perhaps not so confident after his debate performances and stances on immigration. he falls to 14%. it gets worse, though. michele bachmann fades big time, now down to 3%, the second lowest in this poll of nine candidates. front runner like mitt romney seems to be waiting for his competitors to tire out. he's regained momentum, moving up to 22% after a drop a month ago. so with christie out and not a choice in this poll it's up to romney to scoop up that energy. prime hunting grounds, the number two spot, the don't knows and no answers at 18%. cain is right behind as you can see right here. a cbs poll in fact saying that he's tied f

>> jimmy: yeah, do the good one, roger. because that one was a little hard to follow. >> christie said he doesn't want to run for president because it would not allow him toll dedicate enough time to the most important woman in his life -- little debbie and her snack cakes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: little debbie and her snack cakes? okay. that's a good one. >> next. >> okay. chris christie would have been the first president to fly forklift one -- >> jimmy: oh, forklift one. instead of air force one. forklift one. do one more, if you could. >> christie speaks, it reminds me how much i love pillsbury kres crescent rolls. >> jimmy: oh, i enjoyed that. very good. and don't worry, the election is a year away, there will be plenty of funny people to make fun of. >> thank you, you've been brightening our day. >> jimmy: okay, guys, thank you. you're the best. hey, we have a good show for you tonight. freshly eliminated dancing star kristin cavallari is here with her partner mark ballas. we have music tonight from mutemath. and we'll

chris christie is chasing me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> that -- that is not a good one. do the good one! what are you doing? >> jimmy: yeah, do the good ones, roger, because that one was a little hard to follow. >> christie said he doesn't want to run for president because it would not allow him to dedicate enough time to the most important woman in his life, little debbie and her snack cakes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: little debbie and her snack cakes? okay. that's a good one. >> next. okay. chris christie would have been the first president to to travel by forklift one. >> forklift one. >> jimmy: oh, forklift one. instead of air force one, he'd be on forklift one. do one more, if you could. >> whenever chris christie speak, it reminds me how much i love pillsbury crescent rolls. >> pillsbury crescent rolls. >> jimmy: oh, i enjoyed that. very good. >> thank you, mr. jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: and don't worry. the election is a year away, there will be plenty of funny people to make fun of. >> thank you, you've been very much brightening our day. >> jimmy: okay, guys, thank yo

. >> the republicans, are they still looking for a savior, one day after chris christie announced he is not running, sarah palin became the latest to the drop out of contention. senior columnist for politico. roger, first of all, palin, not surprising, she didn't do any of the things she would you have been done had she not run and didn't give up her fox contract. there were people clearly waiting for her. are they still in this crazy season waiting for someone else? >> they were looking for a messiah and it's very strange because they say they have one of weakest presidents in history. they are supported by the polls who shows obama around 40% approval. one third of all democrats saying they will not vote for him in 2012. you would think it would be easy to find a republican to beat him, yet the republicans are sort of frantically flaling around from bachmann to perry, back to romney, could it be christie, no, could it be palin? no. now they've come up with herman cain, i feel he is unnominatable in the republican party and unelectable as president. what people are really saying whe