Amid all of this concern, a South African story is teaching tolerance to American audiences. The performing arts school at UCLA joins the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and SITI company to put on Kurt Weill's apartheid-era musical, Lost In The Stars. The show last toured America back in the 1950's, but it's message of acceptance is now more relevant than ever. Patrice Howard reports from Los Angeles
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