i need to find those last-mendelast-mendel mendel -- mendel -- >> reporter: some late shoppers were still did you find some good deals or anything? >> you know, it's hard to say. i think they mark everything up and then they say it is marked down. you feel you're getting a good deal. >> reporter: so prepare for a lot of walking as you search for those barely free christmas bargains. back here at the mall, you can still shop here until 11:00. the mall also opens tomorrow morning at 7:00 and stays open until 6:00 p.m. i'm told the majority of shoppers on december 24th at the mall are men. there you go. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. i'm going to be one of them. >> duh? >> duh, what? let's take another look at traffic. yellow is slowing down. there's some congestion, but fear not. you can still get in and get your shopping done. >>> few fallout tonight from that massive data breach at target. sales at the retail giant dipped slightly over the weekend. a handful of lawsuits have already been filed against the retailer. target offering discounts and apologies and promising zero liability for

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didn't happen and that's a very interesting point roger if i go back to you i mean how do you think mendell or solve the world in one thousand nine hundred after twenty seven years in prison because it well it's absolutely correct when he went to prison there was a certain world view when he came out what he wanted to do was virtually impossible that's why i'm going back he was a perfect front man for this new agenda in south africa to end apartheid importantly go ahead roger where my views largely align with jeremy's although alone and make some very very good points look we all have the luxury of twenty twenty hindsight when mandela emerge from prison on the economic side how do you followed the policies of robert mugabe or edi i mean and there had been massive white flight as it was about seven hundred fifty thousand people very quickly whites left south africa taking skill and capital with them curia lies that there would have a catastrophic effect on the economy the room any people who felt that some of his policies were not redistributive enough but i think you have to walk a fine lin

rooney es instruido por dos cargos de intento de robo, disparo a guaca cuando llego a un parque en mendelintentando vender una ps4 a las 6:30 de la tarde. >> la victima y su novia ofrecen una playstation4, otran otros servicios, instagram, el sospechoso ofrecio comprar el playstation. >> ofrecio a uguaca pero luego sucumbio a herdas. >> es importante sí compra algo y no conoce quien lo hace tome tiempo para conocer la persona, cuando sea la transacción sea en un centro comercial donde hay mucha gente, acompañado e identificar a la persona, donde hay gente, no en oscuro por que lo expone . >> la juez dio uan fianza de 5 millónes de dólares. >> gracias, cambiamso de temas recomiendan que no guarde abrigo por que las temperaturas siguen bajando pasamos con guillermo quiroz. >> el frío intenso, temperaturas record pero no es el principio que viene llegando, se ve en la línea por nevada y descenso, vamos al acercamiento para ver que sucede, la masa de aire frío llega desde canada y hace que se pierda al espacio la poca de energia, el pronóstico al regresar. >> vamos a cambiar de tema se encont

community that you have to put worken and i have constantly put in work all my years and when we had mendell plaza presents, i always contribute to my community. i work with seniors and the youth and i get nothing. i'm tired of people taking from me and using me as a network for people that come in the community. it's unfair. i have to get materials and costumes for the children and it's just very unfair and they know what i do. i'm well-known in the community because i'm also an activist and i have taught over 5,000 and i'm getting a little tired. it's time for me to mentor teenagers. it's not just a performance, it's a livelihood for us. what kind of unnerved me is one of the comments that was made that i lacked sophistication. are you serious? then they made reference to my son. my son was taken from me from hospitalized. it will be 38 years in november 7th. these people, i don't know who these people are, but it's not right to attack people all around. we use performing arts as a means to balance our emotions and community and working with parents and teachers and i wish we would have mo

this is galvez and mendell, according to neighbors. this would have been desolate on sunday because it's a very industrial section. we checked this whole block for surveillance video and came up empty-handed, except this building. we have yet to check to see if it has details about the killer. the victim and his girlfriend drove seven blocks after being shot here. the coroner identified the victim as 22-year-old ikenna wakka. he was visiting daly city forking this and had been studying economics in los angeles before he was killed. he and his girlfriend drove in their rental car in their suv to sell the newly-released playstation 4 to someone who answered an online ad. the couple was accost by the gunman, who demanded the video system and when he surrendered it, the 22-year-old was shot and killed. they ended up several blocks on bayshore boulevard near highway 101. the victim and his girlfriend, they had advertised the new ps4 on instagram, similar to this ad. they were hoping, like many sellers, to make a few hundred dollars profit o

i decided to dedicate my life to trying to help prevent suicide and trying to help people define mendel illness. >> bipolar, things going on in your life that were -- >> certain things that were situational. really, my brain disease. my mental illness that made me suffer. >> your dad got involved? >> my dad got involved with the bridge foundation. i believe a co-founding member, and he works, his level to do what he can and i do what i can and the book is about -- it's for people who have lost someone to suicide, and want to find help and it's for people who have died by suicide so that they can have now a voice of that regret so people understand that suicide is not the answer in respect is hope in respether is hope. >> what kind of advice for parents? >> i had a conversation way friend about this. you have to be completely honest. when your child is growing up about to go into high school, grade school. you have to tell them no matter what they go through, no matter what pain they deal with, that it's okay to talk to you, the parent. it's okay to let them know exactly wa you're going

we've got gary and greg mendell. they just went over, father and son. first time you repelled. how was it? >> actually it was out of body experience. it was really peaceful. it was -- it felt great. >> how about your son and brother in mind, i'm assuming? >> absolutely. >> that reason, of course, being for your son, brooirn, who died two years ago with a drug and alcohol addict and this organization shatter proof you're raising money is to to help with treatment ask & presinges, right? >> just to finish that last sentence. i had brooirn on my mind the whole time. yes, the addiction to alcohol and drugs, it's a disease. we're doing this to raise attention to those so people will know that after 25 million americans like my son brian who are suffering from this disease, and we are 15 people like brian that die every hour of every day, of every hour of every day. maybe 80,000. maybe -- that money will be used for three areas. there's money that needs to be reallocated more for prevention and treatment and less for crime and we also need to take existing programs and prevention tha

and a great african-american population or african population apologize the didn't get access now mendell it was a man of a certain unlike mitt and that enlightenment period was the world war two era he was a young man at that time and it is important to understand that his ideas about universal health care were founded in franklin roosevelt's four freedoms it was roosevelt who began to talk about access to health care as truly needed right germany had you know it's like health care since the ninety's and other business scandinavian countries too but when roosevelt put those four freedoms forward in nine hundred forty one and then eleanor roosevelt came forward as the chair of the committee that developed the universal declaration of human rights this was a formative period in mandela's life and it is not coincidental that when the universal declaration of human rights was honored at its fiftieth anniversary it was nelson mandela who went and gave a great address to the united nations in which he's broke at length about that right to health. so adam why would republicans suggest that we d

inevitable that any peaceful cause later on transfers into violent violent means well i think of mendell it was the other way around because he started off advocating violent revolution. but eventually attained his goals through gun violence we have to take a short break now but when we come back to living from the heart seems to be the order of the day but is it really a good recipe for a g.c. in violence around the world that's coming up in a few moments on worlds apart. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a standard of living. e.g. . a larger cover team of journalists trying to release wiki leaks documents . the united states is growing. more pro-american counter peer. pressure. country blocks the way to information freedom. welcome back to worlds apart program discussing be counter-intuitive decrease in violence around the world with professor steven pinker professor pinker just before the break we were talking about this laying gourab a conscience between democracy and violence and i would like to pursue that bit further you make a point in your

inevitable that any peaceful cause later on transfers into some mob violent violent means i think of mendell it was the other way around because he started off advocating violent revolution. but eventually attained his goals through nonviolent means we have to take a short break now but when we come back living from the heart seems to be the order of the day but is it really a good recipe for reducing violence around the world that's coming up in a few moments on worlds apart. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. any forsberg of the car business eastern related demand for his cars by offering his workers increased wages in cash but now in america the idea is to increase demand by offering workers access to more debt more credit which is a slippery slope into hell because that debt of course comes the interest payments and the interest on america's debt is not greater than or approaching america's g.d.p. as it is in japan so the global interest of the global debt is approaching the global g.d.p. and you enter into this slippe

rugby was a white man's sport, chanting mendel la, mandela. i just was aspiring.e made one realize the extent to which he had captured the hearts and the mind, he had overcome that fear, that hatred, anxiety. >> you spent a lot of time in the rough and tumble of australian politics, actually years ago now. if you look at politics today, it's pretty much a zero sum game not only in australia but many parts of the world him on this day now that nelson mandela has died, the man that set so many example for so many of us. what do you think politicians can learn from his legacy? >> you know, making real progress in serving the real problems of humanity and our countries isn't achieved by running politics. it's achieved through intelligence. it is achieved through grace. it is achieved through humanity. the media of the kind you guys are contributing to, it's very, very hard to do, to get people to stand back and think what are the bake issues? in all societies, there is a better standard of politics. if mandela's life and death can remind us of what those angels are an

one of the last known photos to of mendel la has been made public. the touching image shows the iconic leader holding hands with his 3-year-old grandson taken in may. last hour, archbishop desmond tutu took part in a special tribute. in his remarks, he said what a fantastic gift god gave to us in this mandela. president obama is among those heading heads of state traveling to south africa right now. the president and the first lady left this morning aboard air force one. they're accompanied by the former president george w. bush and laura bush and the former secretary of state hillary clinton. they'll be joined in south africa by bill clinton and former president jimmy carter and mrs. carter. our white house correspondent brianna keilar is standing by. brianna, what do we know about the president's itinerary and his specific role in the memorial service? >> well, wolf, he will be among six foreign dignitaries who will be giving remarks during what is really an extensive program to take place in south africa honor agmandela. he is on this historic fli

it happened in san francsico's bayview district -- near mendell street and hudson avenue. >> pam: kronaldman spoke with officers -- who say the frenzy over the new >> reporter: and the baby when a buyer according to police shot and killed him and his older brother tells kron 4 news the family is in shock and still grieving. in daly city justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: a search for a missing plane is focused on a mountain ridge in idaho. the plane is registered to dale smith of san jose. authorities won't confirm that smith was the pilot. but they say yesterday the pilot radioed controllers in salt lake city saying there was engine trouble. >> pam: anyone heard from the plane which was flying from baker city oregon to butte montana. searchers fear the plane went down in central idaho backcountry. near the tiny town of yellow pine. heavy snow and low visibility forced crews to stop search for now. they will return in the morning. >> pam: today after receiving the go-ahead from doctors sasha fleischman returned to maybeck high school in berkeley neutral senior. being dropped off earl