i'm derek mcginty. back to you. >> thank you. >>> vice president joe biden will honor mandela at a memorial service at the national came key dral this morning -- cathedral this morning. civil rights leaders and elected officials are also expected to attend this service. >>> 4:35 now. a private tutor and coach is in jail this morning charged with sexual abuse of a minor. 30-year-old daniel sirokin worked with students in potomac. police were tipped off by school officials that he could be having an inappropriate contact with a teenage girl that he was tutoring. police think there may be more victims considering the amount of students he tutored and coached. if you have any information, please call montgomery county police. >>> prince george's county police need your help to find a man who was involved in a deadly car crash over the weekend. an arrest warrant is out for this man, 18-year-old ronald hayes, jr. he's charged with multiple charges, including vehicular manslaughter and negligence manslaughter.

>> derek, thank you very much for your presentation. i just want to comment on the fact that those buttons are the coolest thing i've seen had no idea they existed. that's great. thank you. >> okay we have public comment from mr. shaw. >> okay then jerry grace. >> derek, one thing i just thought about this, very important to me, everything you had on there is a great idea. only one thing you left out -- i never thought about this -- people that can't see or can see a little bit but my friend sara is a very good person and she do a lot of different things. she has one bad arm and one good arm, and she can see a whole lot but can't go out at night and only in the day time go out there do what she need to do get back before it get dark. so what i'm trying to say is she can she can't see very well but everything you had on there is great i love it. a some of the people it's hard for me to explain it, but in the picture -- thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for your comment. if your friend is interested, she can contact our agency and we

derek had not been seen for over a week. that's when friends and family launched an aggressive search effort to find him. san francisco police delivered good news on friday that derek was safe and had called in after seeing his story on tv. derek's father was overwhelmed at the hearing of this news. >> i don't even know how to say i am so relieved and so thankful, you know, give the media all the difficulty you want for what they do but this would not have happened if you guys had not immediately jumped in because he wouldn't have seen it, he wouldn't have known and so my heart is huge. i am so grateful. >> derek requested privacy when speaking to police. family and friends said for derek to take all the time that he needs. they are glad that he's okay. >>> in san francisco, a body found in the water near pier 48 has now been identified as 22- year-old paula meadow, the student from brazil had been visiting san francisco. he was reported missing in october after he left a disturbing message for relatives saying that he neede

or even please the coach of that nature. >> if i can add something to what derek is saying, there are a lot of cases in high school, certainly there's a situation in stubinville that got national attention, a couple of players convicted of raping a girl, and there was a lot of team involvement there, and a lot of high schools where hazing is an issue, and the players are assaulting each other in the name of team initiation, and there are a lot of cases where the coaches have been complicit or have not done anything to try to stop that. and so, when he's talking about all of these discussions aren't happening at lower levels, until there's a crisis, no one is talking to these athletes about what you should or shouldn't do, and again, if you have an athlete whose family has made a big investment, because people spend tens of thousands or more on travel sports and lessons, and you have coaches whose careers are being made on these athletes, and again, you have a disincentive from the adults to say, look, you can't do these things, and if you do these things, that's if. >> well, bob, our

. >> and i'm bruce johnson sitting in for derek. let's get started with a check on the most important stories in your world in 90 seconds. >>> ntsb investigators say asiana flight 214 was traveling too low and too slow. investigators released this airport video showing the rear of the plane striking the sea wall. the pilots told ntsb investigators the plane's autopilot was partially on. >> ex-wife dressed in black held hands with his widow. there was a first of tens of thousands of people who viewed his body today as it lies in state in south africa's capital. in a moment that showed how far this country has come, a white south african soldier consoled a black mourner. >> cbs news learned the man who provided translation during president obama's remarks was making it up as south african government says it is investigating. >> a new budget deal in washington was over shadowed by uncertainty about next week's federal reserve meeting. as a result, the dow fell more than 129 points. >> after nearly half an hour, managed to reel in his c

if you don't see derek. if you don't get anything out of this interview other than the pain you see on my face, i don't care what has happened. call your kids and tell them you love them. nothing else matters. if something like that happens, the last time i talked to derek i told him i loved him. i just want him to come home. >> derek is 30. 6'3". blue eyes, brown hair. any thank information, call police mpleghts . >>> you are looking at a photo of a suspect. after the murder the suspect was nowhere to the found. he was spotted by a patrol officer. a woman took a restraining order against him. >>> two people injured in a fire on baker street near golden gate park just before 9:00 p.m. christmas day. they are critically injured and two people displaced by the fire. the red cross is finding temporary housing. >>> a fire truck hit a car today at 5:00 p.m. it was headed to a call with lights and sirens. it collided with a toyota carolla. >>> with a new law for transgender students, a high school is showing a tra

too and reporting from south africa derek mcginty found out why many south africans are now worried about future. >> pretty nasty surprise in here. >> let me see. >> you're dropping them out on the ground there. that's not what you dropped. >> chinese food, pizza, big macs and one restaurant manager trying to destroy evidence of violations at his restaurant, tonight's restaurant alert. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. we'll hear from derek mcginty on assignment in south africa in a home, but first tonight signs lawmakers are trying to work together to avert another crisis or at least for the near future. before recessing for the rest of the year the house passed a two year bipartisan budget bill and passed a stopgap measure that could prevent the price of a gallon of milk from doubling. mola lenghi explains. >> most people probably think the farm bill only affects farmers out in the midwest, but it hits a lot closer to home. while congress' stopgap measure will pass through january, if they don't pass something beyond that, you could have some serious sticker shop. this gallon of milk cost

derek sell was last seen december 17th at s.f. general. his father says he's very worried about his son's safety. and he's hoping someone will come forward with information. derek is a former navy seaman who is 30 years old. he's described as 6-3. 200lbs. with blue eyes and brown hair. anyone with information about derek is asked to call police. we cannot stop about the weather especially heading into the weekend. you can still tie clouds hanging over san francisco. we will be right back. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. 709. that news this morning. an avalanche on a wyoming mountain has k

let me ask derek wallbank about what you heard from the appropriations chairman. a two-year budget deal. it looks like it will get through the senate. then what happens? >> everybody has been sitting here saying shut down over. crisis done. maybe. sure. one of the things hal rogers was clear on is that is not quite it. there is still another step. just as we got more than 300 votes, which is a good thing. everybody's really happy. we are not done. there is another step you are. that is to vote for all of the numbers that trickle-down and hundreds of pages of appropriations bills that flesh spendinga topline number agreed to meet in real life. bills 13 appropriations put into one big omnibus package. >> it is an open question. ofy agreed to the spending $1 trillion. it has happened in the past where they have agreed in the voted against the very bill that was set at that spending level. a big issue has been the affordable care act and funding it. i asked the chairman whether he would find it. doesd indicate that he support legislation bills. it seems to be saying t

by waiting nicolas maduro and derek risk not getting a chance to marry. utah's attorney-general is expected to file paper work monday or tuesday. >> the state is making sure they get the next move right. they have hired an outside firm. again, that should be filed next week. >> same-sex union became legal in utah. since then the number of weddings skyrocketed, shattering records and earning the state thousands. >> a highway collapsed saturday, after a series of small earthquakes hit the peninsula. no reports of injuries. >> a native american tripe that are the villains and a new movie are not happy. kaelyn forde has more. >> for centuries the ramapough indian nation called these mountains home. just 30 miles from new york city, the tribe of 5,000 kept their traditions alive. >> this is a kinduwahwekan. it's where we come and pray, and the images that you see are essentially spirits of the forest that look over the forest. >> the ramapough have more than 60 acres of land, but the tribe says it's been a struggle to keep the land and protect their culture. t

derek carr may be more defined by his past than future. as 6 foot 3, 220 pounds with a shrink shot for an arm, derek carr was labelled a can't-miss prospect when he followed brother david to frost know state. derek set 25 different all of time marks, accomplishments overshadowed by leading the bulldogs to the mountain west conference championship. >> i'm a team guy. so see the joy on the team's face, celebrating a conference title - there's nothing like that. >> as fulfilling as it was for carr, it pales in comparison when his wife heather gave birth to their first child, dallas. but it turned to fear when dal was was born with a condition that tristed whiches intestines into knots. dallas was rushed to another hospital and underwent a number of surgeries. >> i'm a faithful person, it was the hardest time. i knew i had to be grateful for the good times and the hard times. i continued to give god praise. with my son in n cu for 23 days, it was the hardest time of my life. and at the same time i had to prepare for football. >> how did you se

derek carr had a rough day. here is a high points. a 6-yard touch.two tds, and it was trojans after that. nelson - 40 yards later, u.s. c up 14-6 before the half. kessler - 40 yards on that play. we'll watch lee dance to the end zone 45-20. now, while derek carr's bulldogs were hammered by the trojans, carr will be a top pick. michael eaves will tell us how his season was shaped by personal anguish off the field. >> at 6 foot 3, 220 pounds, and a sling shot for an arm-derek carr followed his brother david to fresno state and added his own chapt tor the record book, setting 25 different all-time marks, all overshadowed by leading the bulldogs to the mountain west championship. >> i'm a team guy. stats - others can talk about that. to see the joy on my team's face and have 40,000 rush on to the field and celebrate - there's nothing like that. >> as fulfilling as that moment was, it pales into comparison into august when his wife heather gave birth to dallas. that turned to fear as dallas was born with a condition that twisted his intestines into knots.

i want to introduce you to derek. >> hi, derek. >> derek, say hello to everybody. >> hi, everyone. >>i, derek. >> how are you guys? >> derek's gonna unveil a couple of concepts. today i've brought in a graphic designer that's come up with a new look and message for eco-me. i talked to the two of you yesterday about having an identifier. >> mm-hmm. >> so, when you look at your sneakers or you look at a bottle or you look at something, it's a logo for something. this is what, conceptually--when you see the tree, you think of eco-me. >> you can see that there's actually elements in here of the bits and pieces of all the stuff that it would clean. >> this would be what our bottle would look like. >> wrapped? >> fully wrapped. >> wrapped. >> and we got rid of all the names you used to use. >> i really don't like the colors. it's hard. it's like selling somebody else's vision. the green to yellow--they feel a little bit generic. i don't get it being eco-me. >> we don't want to be near that muted, you know, palette. this type of product could be on the shelf next to other products that are n

. >>> i'm derek mcginty along with wusa9 photographer kevin king.we're checking in here at dulles international airport, headed to johannesburg, south africa, to bring you a series of reports leading up to the funeral for nelson mandela. the heart of south africa. we'll see you there. >> derek and kevin, already in the air for that long flight. i think it's about 17 hours to south africa. watch for their report starting on tuesday on wusa9 and wusa9.com. >>> when we come back, topper has the newest information on th >>> the district is now under a winter storm warning. but the threat, it's really freezing rain. snow is over and fleet over as well. temperatures, 27-31, north and west tonight. major icing is possible for them overnight north and west. but as close to the district as maybe bethesda or rockville or maybe mcclain and reston. the morning commute will be icy and wet. and it will be east of i-95 and south and it will be wet and slow, but it will be just wet. but the problem will be north and west of town in terms of ice. okay, now, frederic

. >>> derek mcginty was also at today's memorial and takes us a bit deeper into what was going on int stadium in soweto. >> reporter: president obama and all those global vips certainly made headlines at today's memorial service, but the real story was the folks in the stands, the tens of thousands of regular south africans whose attitude of joyous gratitude was more than a match for all the gloomy weather. this was a day for the multitudes to sing madiba asleep. hours before the service began at the f and b stadium the early arrivals had claimed the choice seats under the canopy out of the rain and spontaneously those who love nelson mandela the most, just the average people of south africa and the world, found comfort singing together the old songs of struggle and of liberation with all of their thanks for their liberator. >> we're free. we come to pay tribute to an amazing icon to our father. >> reporter: their friendship is what mandela's legacy looks like. >> i think mandela has been a personal inspiration for me, had a huge impact. >> reporter: this teacher waving the south afr

. >> hey, derek, there's a big difference in provisions and enforcement of those provisions. in your perspective, is enough being done in the professional leagues to put an end to rape? >> lisa, i'll say that enough is not being done. we're not doing enough at this point. and i think there's a lot more to be done, and at the same time, we need to continue to enforce these rules, and that they are followed. and we have to actually -- let's look at this. we were talking a little bit earlier about some of the things that we're facing, and society is the biggest issue. we look at grand theft auto, the game, do you know how emotionally kids are getting into these games? when you look at that, and school shootings and things, it's all a negative influence, and when we look at just the -- what's not going on in high schools and colleges and moving onto the nfl. we're not doing enough to take care of the hounding situations, because we're more concerned about the reputation of the school or the college or the league itself more so than actually doing what is right. >> well, derek, aa

presentation by derek zarda. public comment is welcome. >> item 9: information item. community reintegration update a brief review of the chambers lawsuit. now that the settlement agreement has concluded. ria mercado quality assurance director department of aging and adult services. public comment is welcome. >> item 10: information item: report from the physical access committee. >> item 11: information item. >> item 12: information item. long-term care coordinating counsel. >> item 13: public comment. items not on today's agenda. each speaker limited to 3 minutes. >> item 14: information item correspondence. >> item 15. >> item 16 adjourn. >> the next item on the agenda is public comment and first i have patrick monnet. >> i know several of you and. i've been here before and i ask your clerk to pass out these 8 copies to your counsel. i'm a report er or columnist for the observer newspaper and i've written 2 articles in the last several months about the department public health planned outsource the dialiss service to place in the lag u.n. a honda a hospital. i was

our derek mcginty is in south africa. he was in line today with some of those people trying to see the great madiba for the last time. >> reporter: take a look at this line of buses and all the people out here. this is day three, the final opportunity for south africans to say good-bye and thank you to nelson mandela as he lies instate in the union building right up the street. we'll look at what the line is like and just how raucous and loud it gets on me of these buses. [ singing ] >> reporter: wow, spirits are certainly very high, but the line is very, very long. [ singing ] >> reporter: how long you been waiting out here? >> we've been waiting here for about eight hours now. >> reporter: you've been out here for eight hours. >> yes. >> reporter: but you're sure in a good mood about it. >> yes. it's for the leader, a great man who has done so much for this country, so much for the world and shown people that we can live together as one. [ cheering ] >> reporter: so you might be out here a couple hours more, it's all wo

and don't miss derek mcginty as he hosts a special, mandela, the man and the message 7:00 p.m. this friday. we'll explore his lasting legacy. >>> with president oh bomb many's approval ratings at their lowest level ever. the white house is bringing in a washington insider. bill clinton's former chief of staff, john, is joining the administration. he is expected to serve as a counselor for one year. the president's current chief of staff, dennis, remains in his job with the administration. >> a texas woman pled guilty today to sending ricin laced letters to president obama and michael bloomberg. prosecutors say before her arrest in june. shannon ryu richardson. a powdery substance that can cause respiratory failure. >> following a developing story out of montgomery county tonight where a private tutor is accused of sexually abusing a student. police worry there could be more young victims. >> i'm kristin fisher and i'm outside the germantown home of a private tutor and coach who was arrested this morning and charged with sexually abusing one of his students, a teenage girl. his

derek sell was last seen december 17th at s.f. general. his father says he's very worried about his son's safety. and he's hoping someone will come forward with information. derek is a former navy seaman who is 30 years old. he's described as 6-3. 200lbs. with blue eyes and brown hair. anyone with information about derek is asked to call police. a bay area community came together for a special surprise to a family whose christmas gifts were stolen from their home. this is a picture of the family out of newark. the police department raised about 200 dollars to help the family. but the community went even further, buying a carload of gifts for them and having them delivered by officers. the family woke up christmas morning to find out someone broke into their home on cherry street and took all the gifts from underneath the tree. police say the suspect got in through an unlocked window. so far, no suspects have been arrested. dozens are flocking to the city today for the annual san francisco bird count. it's a 31-year tradition where people g

i want to live in the real world where derek jer makes the same amount of money as us.f you're a senior or poor and your interest rates are so low right now, you're not making any money. the rich are getting richer because of that. if you have political influence, you get a tax break. the rich get richer because of that. the middle class has been destroyed. this is the fault of the administration's policies. >> krchristian, shouldn't we be celebrating it instead of bashing it? >> i want incomes to grow for everybody, but i want to make sure people who contribute to incomes growing get a chance to share in it. we have this culture where if a company does well, the ceo and the senior managers make all the money, but the production workers don't see their incomes rise at all. there's something patently unfair about that. >> gary, what's wrong with income inequality anyway? >> exactly, brenda. the first question is, is there income inequality? the measurements that they normally use don't take into account transfer payments and all the other income credits and unemployment

news4's derek ward has our report.e of newtown collective psyche with the most tragic of reasons, a slaughter >> this s one of the sadde things i think has happened to us as a country. >> reporter: the grief is still palable. in the crowd is anjstáeáu(páor was among the many who on that day pondered what they would do if visited by the horror the teachers in newtown knew that instant. >> i'm a classroom teacher. i always knew as a mother and +- teacher i would save myxd ccyi regardless of the threat opposed. >> reporter: but they say a teacher shouldn't have to ponder a litju and death sacrifice in pursuit of a labor of love educating young minds. >> safety prom1e wasn't on the radar 20 years ago and certainly isÑnow. herep, to mark the hour the tragedy began.t( the organizers didn't want a moment of ñrsilence, they wante action. >> it is up to american moms at this pointxd to do something ab this. >> we are going to continue to live in violencexd if good peop don't step çóforward. and say stop. you know, we need

>> absolutely, derek. my relationship goes before then, one thanksgiving day we sat in at the south african embassy on massachusetts avenue starting a whole movement and on april 4th of thsame year out of that 5,000 d.c. government employees off on administrative leave to go protest and my wife said they were arrested and the first time nelson mandela was freed and came to washington he was my guest. i met him over at the convention center for a big rally movement, gave him keys to the city and so he meant a lot to me, not just as a heroic person, but personally. then in august of last 2006 mayor williams took a delegation to south africa and i visited his home and on that wall was a proclamation from me to him and so we go back. mandela was remarkable. anybody who has been in jail for 27 years and not come out bitter is a big man. i doubt if i could do that. stay in jail for 27 years and come out and be better and not bitter. >> i suppose that's why people marvel so much about nelson mandela's personal ch

. >> wusa9's derek mcginty is in south africa. you see how well we work together, and has more on tonight's tribute to nelson mandela. >> reporter: nelson mandela's sheer historic impact was enough to bring out presidents and dozens of global vip's to today's memorial service. his charisma and dedication to the cause that earned him the gratitude of millions of ordinary south africans and tens of thousands of them braved sheets of driving rain today to say a simple, thank you. it was a glorious celebration of mediva's life, swaying and dancing, didn't seem to matter much sometimes which dignitary was on stage. people just wanted to be there. to be part of history. still, america's first black president drew loud cheers as he eulogized. >> his struggle was your struggle. his triumph was your triumph. your dignity and your hope found expression in his life and your freedom. your democracy is his cherished legacy. i believe it should prompt in each of us a time for self- reflection. with honesty, regardless of our stat our circumstan

why does the bat boy have to make more money when derek jeter keeps hitting home runs?oes the production line have to keep making more money when the ceo is brokering the deals overseas? there is a reason for the inequality. some people are doing bigger, better things. you know what the problem is? we keep handing out welfare, we keep giving people higher unemployment, things like that, and it promotes mediocrity. geez, we should all want to aspire to get better. that's the problem. we are keeping people at these lower levels because to john's point of the administration's policies. >> okay. that's the last word, thanks, guys. thank you to christian, we appreciate having you. >>> so what just happened at a major boeing plant that shows unions may be blocking new jobs in america? >>> predictions, gary b., take it away. >> brenda, casinos, i went to a casino on thanksgiving and it was mobbed. i think the same will be for the holiday season. i know, i'm a crazy guy. mgm is up 40%. >> we love that side of you. polar bear on that. >> you have to gamble those stocks. >> all r

rg 3 intercepted by derek johnson. he returns it 40 yards down to the skins 35 yard line. griffin's 12th interception of the year. kansas city cashes in. and into the end zone. kc takes a 17-0 lead. it did get worse, unfortunately. special teams have been a problem all year for the skins. dexter mccluster dangerous return man. you can see why here. 74 yards for the score. that gave kansas city a 31-0 lead. there was a bright spot in the first half for the skins, rg 3 with over a minute to go. griffin finds his tight end at the back of the end zone. nice catch there. nice job. still down 31-7. ensuing kickoff. >> ridiculous. >> you can say that again. >> goes to the house pretty much untouched there making everyone look silly on this return. 95 yards for the score. chiefs up at half time. cousins now in at quarterback. he fumbles the ball. kansas city recovers. 45-10. skins drop to 3-10 on the season. with that we bring in diana from fed ex field. bad loss for the redskins but everybody seems to be talking about the pregame report from earlier. >> mike shanahan had the oppo

the missing boys, also the memory of derek who was found deceased. and to raise public awareness, not only the fact that they are missing, but that it continues to happen. >> ching wonders if some or all of the cases are related. >> a wild chase came to a screeching end in the east bay overnight. sirens blaired and sparks flew as the suspect ran over a spike trip, blowing out a front tire in antioch. the fbi says the chase was connected to a joint operation targeting violent gangs in the city. the suspect led officers on a pursuit frommant wok to pittsburg, and bay point before ending back at antioch. he was reportedly driving 100 miles an hour. the suspect, a 36-year-old man from antioch was arrested, no one was hurt. >> it's 4:35. an underground vault fire shut down power to 500 customers. they arrived to find smoke pouring from the vault. crews had the fire under control in a couple hours. this morning power has been fully restored. the cause is under investigation. >>> happening today, b.a.r.t. and its two biggest unions face-to-face at the barga

among the plaintiff said, derek kitchen, and moudi sbeity. they run a middle easterb food business in salt lake city. >> we heard the news on saturday. >> a federal judge ruled utah's law banning same-sex marriage was unconstitutional. it's been you forria in the state's gay community since. more than 900 same-sex couples obtained marriage licences. >> there are thousands of couples that want what we want. we are fighting for ourselves, but in that process, for everybody as well. >> i now pronounce you wife and wife. >> clifford rosky is a law professor at the university of utah. he became a minister so he could wed gay couples. he said the impact goes beyond utah. >> we are starting to see in you federal courts recognise the right to marry. >> cheryl haws and shelly eyre's dream had to wait. the clerk where they lived refused to recognise the ruling. so they threatened to sue. >> i said, "we are going there" even if they turn us away and we go to salt lake, we'll go there because we need to make a point. >> on thursday, utah county clerk bri

why does the bat boy have to make more money when derek jeter keeps hitting home runs?e production line have to keep making more money when the ceo is brokering the deals overseas? there is a reason for the inequality. some people are doing bigger, better things. you know what the problem is? we keep handing out welfare, we keep giving people higr unemployment, things like that, and it promotes mediocrity. geez, we should all want to aspire to get better. that's the problem. we are keeping people at these lower levels because to john's point of the adminisation's policies. >> okay. that's the last wor thanks, guys. thank y to christian, we appreciate having you. >>> so what just happened at a major boeing plant that shows unions may be blocking new jobs in america? mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down frogeneration to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former m

tonight the families will gather at city hall in memory of derek shau, who was found debt last month. >> acknowledge these missing boys, and also in memory of derek, who was found deceased and to raise public awareness. not only of the fact that they are missing, but that it continues to happen. >> she wonder if some or all of the cases are related. >>> today the ntsb is analyzing evidence from yesterday's federal hearing on the asiana aircraft at sfo. with a final report expected this summer, take a look at the video here. this is new video that the ntsb has released of the crash-landing. you can see the passenger jet hit the sea wall, skid across the runway, and then cart wheeled to a stop. the hearing did reveal that two pilots who were at the controls each thought the other should take the lead many calling off the landing. the pilots were concerned about landing without help from an airport navigation system that was out of order. >> vulnerabilities in that pilots sometimes rely too much on the automated systems and may be reluctant to intervene. >> newly released documents also

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reporter derek shore shows us the emotional reunion in turlock. >> so happy. >>> reporter: for isabel, this christmas is different because she is actually the gift. just ask her family. >> i can see that god is going to give us that gift. >> reporter: it was three years ago the turlock mother of three was taken from her home, deported back to her native honduras only after to learn the immigration attorney she had hired to file her immigration documents never did turning out she says to not even be an attorney. >> they just grab her and grab her and handcuff her and they put her in a van. it didn't make sense. i was confused and it was just horrible. >> reporter: her husband and her three children started a war, a battle to get her back. >> i couldn't touch her, i couldn't kiss her, couldn't hold her hands. >> i remember all the time my family crying and thinking because they were lonely. >> reporter: it would be three long years, three christmases apart, but finally a real immigration attorney would get isabel permission to return in time for this christmas. >> i could have never ask

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derek mcginty is in south africa and was in line with them. >> the body of nelson mandela was delivered here as south africa's first black president in 1994. today, mourners from all over the world converged here once again to pay their final respects. police escorted nelson mandela's body here where he will lay in state until friday. ingly feel sad. when came here, that's when it hit me hard that he's gone and never coming back. >> i'm so sad to lose a person like him. >> mandela's oldest grandson was on hand to receive the casket. the family was the first to view the body followed by other dignitaries and in the afternoon, the public. >> he was a great president. he may rest in peace. >> some came draped in national pride. young, old, black, white, the diversity of the crowd would have made madiba proud. the emotions ran free on this day. the somber mood at the government buildings was a stark contrast to the streets. there, south africans sang and danced as they waited for their first glimpse of nelson mandela's body. >> i believe this old man, he took us away from apartide. >> as ma

in south africa, derek mcginty, wusa9. >> that handshake between president obama and raul castro has upset cuban-american legislators who fear it will be used for propaganda purposes. it can be explained by the fact that fidel castro and nelson mandela have been close allies. cuba was one of the first countries mandela visited after his release from prison. and tonight, nelson mandela memorial at howard university has been postponed because of the weather. it will be rescheduled after the new year. >>> this afternoon, we are following a developing story out of month of montgomery county. >> in germantown, kristen. >> reporter: that's right, this tutor who lived in that home, he has been teaching and coaching both public and private school high school-aged students in this area for years. this morning, he was arrested and charged with sexually abusing one of those students, but detectives say there's a good chance that there may be more victims. >> his name is daniel. he is 30 years old and he first got on their radar last month after a school official notified police. he was never a

missions help us to pinpoint galaxy. >> the one and only derek pitts. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. happy holidays. >> the show may be over. the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com. check check >> the devastating violence in south sudan left hundreds of people dead, and forced thousands to flee. now the united nations is looking to double the number of peacekeeping troops. one extra day. the white house extends the first deadline to enrol in health care after a record 1 million logged on to healthcare.gov. >> a big winter storm cancels hundreds of flights and complicates travel in a dozen states. >> taking the stage behind bars. the inmates using acting to start a new

derek pitts talks about the christmas eve spacewalk. shone >> most people hope for an upgrade or free trip or trip overseas. the next guest pays them forward. peter shankman posted a note that he'd give away hundreds of thousands of miles. he selected six people and gave them flights they want have been able to afford. >> peter shankman is doing it again thanks to media attention. his project took off and 28 people have received free flights. he joins us now. he's the founder and ceo of the gooek factory. he is a principal at shankman-honig, a consulting firm designed to help corporations better serve their customers. sara and indiana jones are contest winners - yes, you heard it right. indiana named after the action hero. and they are joining us. >> how did you get the idea? >> when you travel a lot, 260, 270 days a year m you're on a plane. you want to be home. i want to see my wife, cat, 7-month-old. and it occurred to me as a banked the miles, giving them to assistance and friends, i thought, "how can i get rid of some and help peop

i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. d.c. mayor vincent gray is seeking a second term despite an ongoing investigation into his 2010 campaign. >> we'll hear from those council members who also want his job, but first we begin with bruce johnson, the mayor's announcement and does he really vault to the front of the pack? >> some say that he will. after months of speculation will he run? won't he run? here's what i'm hearing tonight. mayor gray walks into his office this afternoon, tells his staff let's do this, then shows up unannounced at the board of elections to pick up petitions to seek reelection. >> reporter: why are you running, mr. mayor? >> because i love to serve. >> it wasn't until this evening following an appearance at a world's aids day vigil mayor vincent gray publicly acknowledged he's running for reelection. >> i think i have an excellent record and i'd be happy to talk about it. >> reporter: does this move mean you believe you're clear of any fbi probe? >> it means exactly what it is, that i am going to get m