mandela. i want her to stay strong with a mighty heart. >> this was written on the wall. >> reporter: visitors could also see a copy of the freedom charter written in the holding cell in which mandela once spent many hours. the charter became the platform of the international african congress, which mandela once led. the new constitution of south africa, which was drawn up after authorities ended the apartheid policy included many of the charter's commands. >> we just celebrated mr. mandela's 95th birthday, another major milestone that we thought this was important. so at the heart of this exhibition is to then say to the japanese community, we all have to contribute to make to help a different and a better world. >> reporter: mandela's powerful words and willingness to die for his beliefs continues to be a source of inspiration for people around the world. mitsuko nishikawa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> the members of new york's young people's chorus know about the power of song. they've inspired au

king's influence and the civil rights movement and the influence of that on nelson mandela?> of course the parallel history, the african national congress, nelson mandela's party was formed in the early 1900s, just after the naacp, so martin luther king and nelson mandela were aware of the parallel history and someone on your program just said a few moments ago, martin luther king operated on multiple levels. in 1964 when he was in the struck nel america, he was also talking about the struggle against what he called the worst racism in the world in south africa and he went to london and talked to people from different countries including africa about the need to support sanctions and so forth and at this point nelson mandela was in prison and had been in prison since the early '60s serving what we thought at that time was a life sentence. he said that in prison he followed the prisoners, he himself, followed the struggle of black americans and said because we were linked by nature and proud by choice and thanked when he came to america after he was free he thanked americans

mandela is 95 years old.he has been in the hospital for two months for treatment of a lung infection. boy in texas is trying to help victims of the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma. he is spending his summer mowing lawns in the texas heat to raise money. when the tornado hit, the city was david stated -- devastated. thousands of homes were damaged. dylan says he wants to help people recover. it is 104 degrees. that didn't stop me. 90 lawns and two months and raised $16,000. the money was donated from one oklahoma family with six kids. 104 degrees didn't stop him. >> hard work out there. >> we are not going to see anything like that. >> the record is 98 degrees. not even close to that. this summer, not so hot out there. it is pretty nice. temperatures are generally in the 60s and 70s. 76 degrees at reagan national airport. seven off for our. mostly cloudy skies. the clouds will break apart to the north of us to increase to the south of d.c. 83 with the high. in record was 90 degrees 2010. that was not even the

. >>> nelson mandela received his medal of freedom in 2002. 95-year-old mandela in his third month of in pretoria. abc's marci gonzalez is there. >> reporter: nelson mandela here in critical condition. his health said to be improving. he was admitted here to the medic clinic heart hospital since june 8. since then the gate jut side has been covered in posters, banners, card. wishing mandela a speedy recovery and thanking him for all he has done for this country. anti-apartheid leader and south african president has had family by his bedside. but his friend including former president bill clinton are giving the family space opting not to visit the 95-year-old. clinton is here in south africa. he held an event here in pa t e pretoria and talked about mandela. >> one of great legacies of mandela is in spite of fact that he was denied the right to see his own children grow up, and all of these other things that he lost, he never forgot that politics and economics were really, were about personal stories. >> clinton also says he is happy to hear mandela's healthism proving. the family isn'

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despite early reports from some international media, former south african president nelson mandela is still in the hospital. government officials say mandela was not discharged and he remains in critical but stable condition. nbc's rohit kachroo is in pretoria with the latest. rohit, good morning. >> good morning, tom. for several hours here in south africa this morning, there was a great deal of confusion about the whereabouts of any son mandela, the revered former south african statesman with those international media reports saying he had been discharged from the hospital here and returned to his home around an hour from here in johannesburg where he has 24-hour access to medical care. government officials were woken early on saturday morning and they came out to deny these claims. we now know that the reports were false but perhaps most intriguing is that the source of the information appears to have been members of the mandela family who say that they were in turn, misinformed. what this might all reveal is that members of the family believe that it's plausible that he might soon

mandela was hospitalized for a lung infection on june 8- th.ela remains in "critical but stable" condition. mandela was elected south africa's first black president in 1994 and retired five years later after one term in office. survivors of more than 30 people who were killed after an oil train derailed in quebec-- are seeking a role in the trains company's bankruptcy case. the motions were filed last week in a u-s bankruptcy court asking for the creation of committee to high represent wrongful- death and injury claimants as montreal, maine and atlantic railway undergo bankruptcy proceedings. the company's canadian counterpart has also filed for bankruptcy. a train with 72 tankers of oil rolled into the town and exploded in july, killing 47 people. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. a limosuine safety bill passes through assembly. we'll tell you more about the potential new law. exhausted bay area firefighters return home from the yosemite wildfire. we'll share their experience on the front lines. and if you live in san francisco and think this

i say this because of the story of nelson mandela condition it is a not ex-president by leader. and it begs the question that the mayor was making. just because you have a position of authority it didn't mean you necessarily lead it's foekdz who exercise that moral authority this changes the world. that's the life of ghandi it wasn't president ghandi or president martin luther king. its people like phillips and i and dell who sped up and had those debates that's why we're here. they didn't wait for anyone to tap them on the shoulder. its people like kate kendall and my extraordinary staff. it's folks like this on stage that stepped up. they didn't need to do it but they did it. it wasn't just interest this was a true commitment to quality. it was chris and sandy i didn't it was the extraordinary leadership of many folks in this room so many of you out there in the audience. so i want to celebrate our wisdom and faith and your devotion to this cause and i'll close for participating in this remarkable journey. and like any journey it's not linear it's complex it's a worth journey

two months nelson mandela was admitted to the hospital because of a recurring lung infection and is still listed in critical condition but his health is said to be improving. former president bill clinton is in south africa as part of a five country sure of the continent. -- tour of the continent. during an event he tacked about some of the lessons -- talked about some of the lessons he learned from the antiapartheid leaders. >> one of the great legacies of mandela is in spite of the fact that he was denied the right to see his children grow up. and all these other things that he lost, he never forgot that politics and economics were really about personal stories. >> the former south african president was admitted to the hospital on june 8th and since then the gate outside the hospital has been covered with banners and cards wishing mandela a speedy recovery and thanking him for everything he's done for the country. >>> parents you know your kids love to play video games or watch tv but too much screen time can be a problem even when it's for educational purpose. this is coming from pedia

king's influence and the civil rights movement and the influence of that on nelson mandela?> of course the parallel history, the african national congress, nelson mandela's party was formed in the early 1900s, just after the naacp, so martin luther king and nelson mandela were aware of the parallel history and someone on your program just said a few moments ago, martin luther king operated on multiple levels. in 1964 when he was in the struck nel america, he was also talking about the struggle against what he called the worst racism in the world in south africa and he went to london and talked to people from different countries including africa about the need to support sanctions and so forth and at this point nelson mandela was in prison and had been in prison since the early '60s serving what we thought at that time was a life sentence. he said that in prison he followed the prisoners, he himself, followed the struggle of black americans and said because we were linked by nature and proud by choice and thanked when he came to america after he was free he thanked americans

mandela, who lives with her husband and son in atlanta, stopped cutting her here in her twenties whenving certain dreams and visions. a growing dreadlocks was part of a spiritual journey to complete remake her life. some doctors warn that mandela's hair could be a health hazard saying that she has a curvature of first find all because of her here. mbust she vows that she will never cut her hair. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. we are watching wall street. we just hit for yesterday. we are now joined by rob black. >> retail stocks are doing good. >> there are doing better than last week. macy's is considered good.depot is doing good. the house was are doing better and we are paying more for our homes. we are doing more to improve them. >> what is good for home depot is probably good for lows as well. j.c. penney has been doing bed. they did have a better than expected quarter but the losses are still there. there are a lot of managers that are stepping in that are creating bombs for the imperiam. >> do you think the they will go out of business? >> i do not think there will

the government has released few details and say mandela is suffering from a reoccurring lung infection. >>> former vice-president al gore will headline an environmental summit concerning lake tahoe next week. gore, along with scientists from around california and nevada will focus on finding ways to eradicate nonnative species. experts will discuss ways to keep the lake pristine. gore helped kick off the summit 17 years ago. >>> a group of army tank vets pitched in to help one of their open get around in southern california. new tread for the iraq war vet jerald hancock. he was handparalyzed since being wounded during a fiery a tack. his new action track chair will help him. >> change my quality of life big-time, get me places i haven't been in years. >> ama: hancock is a single father to two kids and has already planned his first outing. a trip to the beach. >>> up next at 6:00. barking for the history books. did these pooches pull it off? we'll find out. looking live outside, looks nice. meteorologist leigh glaser up next with the forecast. >> mike: pga professional jason dufner has

the government has released few details and say mandela is suffering from a reoccurring lung infection. >>> former vice-president al gore will headline an environmental summit concerning lake tahoe next week. gore, along with scientists from around california and nevada will focus on finding ways to eradicate nonnative species. experts will discuss ways to keep the lake pristine. gore helped kick off the summit 17 years ago. >>> a group of army tank vets pitched in to help one of their open get around in southern california. new tread for the iraq war vet jerald hancock. he was handparalyzed since being wounded during a fiery a tack. his new action track chair will help him. >> change my quality of life big-time, get me places i haven't been in years. >> ama: hancock is a single father to two kids and has already planned his first outing. a trip to the beach. >>> up next at 6:00. barking for the history books. did these pooches pull it off? we'll find out. looking live outside, looks nice. meteorologist leigh glaser up next with the forecast. >> mike: pga professional jason dufner has

morsi -- mohamed morsi to nelson mandela. there are those who have said that it is a threat to national security. them to hear from african leaders that those -- it is something they will use to try and propagate throughout the coming days. on the other, they do understand that there is a very real threat that there could be a violent response. say, they have nothing much in the way of the actual, tangible elements to try and repel such a force. they say they will stay here. it is important to remember the amount of women and children would makep -- that it practically impossible for a forceful removal of them to take place without widescale bloodshed. they remain adamant that they believe they have -- on their side. another day goes by with no solution. >> indeed that is so. thank you. speaking to us from nasr city. the u.s. says it is disappointed by the russian decision to grant temporary asylum to whistleblower edward snowden. this could allow the former intelligence contractor to seek permanent refuge in another country.

. >>> from south africa, new word on another human rights champion, nelson mandela, the government saying former president remaining in critical but stable condition in the hospital, though quote, medical interventions are required from time to time, they say. adding that doctors are still working hard for a turn around. the 95-year-old mandela has been hospitalized since early june. >>> back here at home tonight from california now, a funeral for the mother and brother of hannah anderson, the 16-year-old girl abducted and then rescued from the woods. hannah was among the mourners today, three weeks ago today in fact that christina and ethan anderson died. allegedly killed by james dimaggio who abducted hannah. he was killed as he exchanged gun fire with rescuers. >>> to a deepening mystery in the southwest of oregon. a missing college student there, 18-year-old jonathan kroom visiting a friend in seattle was expected home in seattle last weekend. police found his suv abandoned in the small town in oregon. unlocked. gas in the tank. money inside. police tonight still searching >>> news ab

mandela's family hopes he'll be released to continue recuperating the ahome. he's suffers from a persistent illness since june. >>> pope francis is shaking things up again. he named a new secretary of state, a role called the deputy pope. arch bishop parolin has been called to the position. he'll be involved from everything from finances and admissions to diplomatic relations with more than 170 countries. >>> stronger than the storm. the jersey shore makes a massive comeback in the wake of superstorm sandy. still a ways to go, though. >>> a wedding present never offered before. the supreme court justice shows friendship and her position on a contested civil right. ♪ [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, >>> supreme court justice ruth bader beginsberg is the first justice to officiate a gay wedding. she will preside over the marriage of her long-time friends michael kaiser and economist john roberts. >>> it was only ten months ago that new jersey's famous shoreline was battered by hurricane sandy. statewide businesses lost $30 billion and the cleanup was $40 billion

several reports that nelson mandela went home from the hospital are not true.former south african leader is still hospitalized. the 95-year-old antiapartheid hero has been suffering from a respiratory illness since june. mandela's family hopes he will be released soon so that he can continue recooperating at his home. mandela who was awarded the nobel peace prize served as the first black president of south africa in 1994, until 99. it was only ten months ago that new jersey's famous shoreline was battered. statewide businesses lost $30 billion. the clean up was estimated to be almost 40 billion. but the coast is back on its feet. john reports. we are having a problem with that package, we will continue to try to bring it to you -- we have it now, here is john terry. >> and this is the way life is supposed to be on the last holiday weekend of the summer. ten months ago it was all so different. that's when hurricane sandy hit hard. a massive storm, the second costliest hurricane on record, came ashore, smashing homes uprooting trees, downing power lines, wiping

that really struck them and the lines thatted mandela chose were from jewel i can't say caesar. he chose the lines that caesar says just before he's assassinated when he says "cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant never taste of death but once." and i -- that just made me read the play in a completely different way. and it just struck me that in a way it -- it's a play that speaks to africa in a particular and potent way. particularly in the last 50 years since the country's begun to gain their independence and i think looking at how many times rulers have come to power on a wave of popularity, they've been overthrown in a vicious military coupe and that has plunge it had country into civil war. well, that's the plot of "jewel i can't say caesar." and we were doing a bit of work on the play a year before we before we rehearsed it and while we were doing it the big question was not are they going to assassinate qaddafi, the big question is what happens next. that is the crucial question in jewel i can't say caesar. >> rose: that's the yes in syria. >> exactly. w

government official talking about terrorism i just have to laugh because nelson mandela nelson mandela was once called a terrorist by the u.s. government as he was leading the you know the african national congress he was declared a terrorist and they were dubbed a terrorist organization you know the u.s. was very key and said in training the forces that are now al qaeda you know they worked with the u.s. in in afghanistan to destabilize a revolutionary democratic government afghanistan in the one nine hundred eighty s. in syria right now the free syrian army is committing all kinds of terrorist attacks and murdering civilians and all of that and they're being supported by the united states so i really whenever i hear anything from the u.s. government about terrorism i just kind of roll my eyes because we know that they are the biggest terrorist in the world the greatest mass murderers and terrorists in the world are in washington d.c. and on wall street so any any word from them about terrorism should be ignored let's talk for a second about edward snowden wiki leaks and the very fact

mandela took a lot of the lessons from dr. king's time to heart.o come back to the united states with an african-american president who has been influenced by both king and mandela, that is a reason to be hopeful about all that dr. king sacrificed. when asked if he -- if having african-american family in the white house has moved the needle on race, the first lady says absolutely. children born in the last eight years will only have known an african-american man being president of the united states. that changes the bar for all of our children, regardless of their race, their sexual orientation, their gender. it expands the scope of opportunity in their minds, and that's where change happens. real change is happening. and if we -- as we prepare to mark 50 years since the march on washington, it's important to celebrate how far we have come. joining me now are nancy giles, tv commentator and hume morist, and allison samuels, senior writer for the daily beast, and author of the new book "what would michelle do?" thank you both for coming on the show

it was a hot war for most of latin america most of africa where they are gone and if you're nelson mandela in south africa or if you were someone from el salvador there was a whole war going on here in south africa it was the cause the soviet union supporting also mandela was the american supporting the racist south african establishment so when we hear about an american president refusing to meet with his superpower counterpart. from moscow at this same to st petersburg summit we're seeing president obama risk peace in so many different conflicts around the world we're seeing him risk stability in the world and it's a dangerous precedent it's not actually some kind of joke the way the state department john kerry may think it is all those press spokespeople in the state department or in the white house and as for president obama citing human rights we know tens of thousands of american prisoners are going to be on hunger strike in california and it was only a few days ago that in ohio cellmate hanging himself in jail had of his death penalty had a visit due in the next few. well we know th

it's also a project inspired by nelson mandela.icon. back to you. >> ron allen in pretoria, thank you. >>> vandal at a statue of jackie robinson has police poring over clues. it was outside a minor league ballpark. he broke the color barrier in major league baseball. he's with a white dodgers teammate who embraced him. >>> if you think the commuter train you take is crowded, wait until you see this. celebrating the festival. railway authorities in the capital city run special trains every year to deal with the russia travelers. people climbed on to the roofs of trains, train carriages and held on to the sides as they began their journey. football's royal family, the mannings are no stranger to the world of comedy. take that mix and some singing, you'll love the latest commercial from directv. take a look. >> football on your phone. ♪ now is your chance to have football on your phone and football in your pants ♪ look at this guy using his phone as a phone ♪ your phone ain't for calling, your phone's for football ♪ >>> that's right.

the other thing about gender, when i was thinking about nelson mandela the other day, winnie mandela, yes, if winnie mandela had not done what she did for the years that he was in prison, you would never have heard of nelson. [applause] you wouldn't have. it was winnie to put itself on the line. have the time she was out there in detention out there by herself weighted putter. but the rest of the time she kept his image before the public, she did it. all that stuff, winnie did. and the thing that's so impressive about is nobody talks about. that's number one. number two, because she in the end did some things like that people say why did she do that, she suffered at the end of her life, a few little things that people don't like in her personal life and other stuff. if you lived all those years doing all that, you might do a little something that is kind of shaky, to. [laughter] and so, therefore, she shouldn't be denounced for the together thing to keep in mind is that nelson's second wife is a freedom fighter. the freedom fighter before she married him, and has her own thing going f

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. >> nelson mandela is showing, quote, great resilience while in the hospital.andela, who is 95, has been in hospital since early june with a lung condition. he was south africa's first black president and led the country after the end of apartheid. >>> hundreds of firefighters are trying to put out wildfires in portugal. one firefighter was killed and nine others injured when high winds forced the fire to change direction. planes have been dropping water over the area to try to stop flames from reaching local villages. the russian government has promised to build new barriers to protect areas from flood. floodwaters have reached it's highest levels in 120 years. >> reporter: to even reach the outlying homes claimed by the floodwaters takes determination and a powerful vehicle. but andre wants to get home. this small community near the banks of the river was inundated in just 15 minutes. most of the people are staying with family in the city. it's a tight knit community but it's never experienced a collective disaster like this. homes gone. but the family dog re

in the year 2008 the government of the united states erased nelson mandela from its list of dangerous terrorists, dangerous for the national security of the united states. the most revered african in the world, during 60 years. i didn't know it. someone told me it happened in 60 years, nelson mandela, a terrorist, a list of dangerous terrorists, i began to have some doubts about the war on terrorism. [applause] >> is it really serious? if it would be serious, i would suggest to celebrate the day against terrorism on september 11th obviously, i would suggest to 18 posters all around the world everywhere, about the real terrorism, saying wanted for kidnapping countries wanted for assembling and jokes wanted for rating the land, poisoning the water, and stealing their water for trafficking in fear. of [applause] >> june 5th, nature is not new. the steel lights, disasters are called natural, nature with the executioner and not the victim. meanwhile the climate those crazy and we do get crazy by this possibility. today, june 5th, the world environment day, the good day to celebrate the new

where is nelson mandela?ican president is out of the hospital. >>> and another live look at the bay bridge this morning where the crews are hard at work getting everything set for to be big reopening tuesday. we will show you how the closure could impact your labor day plans. >>> good saturday morning to you and looking at the golden hillsides there and wondering what you have planned for your labor day weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and i know that a lot of folks like to get out of town on labor day weekend, but because of the bay bridge closure and the owe syos fire, how many people have changed their friends? >> well, the coast is good with the air quality warm, and santa cruz will be warmer late ore en. in san francisco, clouds are moving inland, and that is why unlike the mid-90s inland yesterday, today, closer to 90 in livermore and 80s in most locations from san jose south. 70s in oakland. today looks pretty nice, but tomorro tomorrow, we will see i

>>> plus very important news in the developments about nelson mandela's health. what doctors are saying about the antiapartheid leader and icon. >> we'll update you on that. >>> and reflecting on the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.'s legacy, then and now, the highlights of today's big event, remembering the march on washington. you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance. geico, you're not made of money, see how much you could save. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. >>> welcome back. time for a quick check of the headlines. a military jury is sentencing army staff sergeant robert bills to life in prison for killing 16 afghan civilians. relatives of the victims say they are far from satisfied with the sentence. the south african government saying former president nelson mandela's health has become unstable at times. the 95-year-old antiapartheid leader was admitted to a hospital in june because of a recurring lung infection. >>> and a memori

>>> plus very important news in the developments about nelson mandela's health. what doctors are saying about the antiapartheid leader and icon. >> we'll update you on that. >>> and reflecting on the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.'s legacy, then and now, the highlights of today's big event, remembering the march on washington. you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance. geico, you're not made of money, see how much you could save. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. >>> welcome back. time for a quick check of the headlines. a military jury is sentencing army staff sergeant robert bills to life in prison for killing 16 afghan civilians. relatives of the victims say they are far from satisfied with the sentence. the south african government saying former president nelson mandela's health has become unstable at times. the 95-year-old antiapartheid leader was admitted to a hospital in june because of a recurring lung infection. >>> and a memori

. >> new details on the health of nelson mandela.is still in critical condition but south africa's president says his health is gradually improving. he has been hospitalized since june 8th. the government has released few details about his illness they say he is suffering from a recurring lung infection. a number of relatives have spoken openly about returning to his home soon. >>> today's state department officials reopened several embassies. 18 of the 19 diplomatic posts are back open. however, the embassy in yemen will remain closed. embassies were shot down a week ago after intercepted message indicated a major terrorist attack. >> still ahead at 9:00, we could be getting big news from apple. latest buzz about the next version of the iphone and big upgrade insiders expect on the latest model. >> how friends banded together to give a unique war veteran a new way of getting around. how oakland is playing in the sports and the races. >> hi, there everyone. i'm leigh glaser. if you have an early flight tomorrow, allow extra time. low

the office of south africa's president says mandela is in critical but stable condition. he was admitted to the hospital on june 8th with what officials said was a recurring lung infection. spent 27 years as a prisoner under apartheid and emerged to eventually become president. >>> with football season getting underway this year, new worries at the prep level about how to protect tens of thousands of children who play the sport. all of this as the nfl's preparing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to former players who believe their health was damaged by on field concussions. more from los angeles. >> at notre dame high school in southern california, every hard hit put cynthia kramer on edge. >> i'm always nervous. >> because her son grant is one of the biggest targets as senior quarterback. grant says he has suffered a concussion on the field in the past. >> my head was ringing and i couldn't focus on anything. >> this first game of the season comes after the nfl agreed to pay $765 million to 4,500 former professional players who claim the concussions they suffered l

he has been visiting the hospital where nelson mandela is being treated for a recurring lung condition. he is also paying tribute to south africa's anti-retroviral treatment campaign. >> there are too many people in the world and in this country who have both aids and tuberculosis. their lives, even if they are saved, become miserable unless they are tested and get the medicine. so we have seen a big production in the price of tests from about $17 to $10. south africa has the largest testing program for tuberculosis in the world. >> clinton and his daughter are visiting the clinton foundation projects in several countries across africa. it also funds attempt to tackle climate change. that wraps it up for world news. >> before we go, they say love is blind, but this blind couple fell in love thanks to their guide dogs. they are the seeing-eye dog, they met one year ago. the owners were on a training course. since then, they have been inseparable. you can say it was possibly fate or good luck for the owners. falling in love thanks to their dogs. thank you for watching. we will see you to

. >> police say an adult male shot and killed in the 1,000-block of mandela parkway in west oakland.> this is video with abc 7. >> it all happened shortly after six tonight. >> police still investigating. >> an unprecedented move by the u.s. government based on a ort lied to kaeld -- alkied-qaeda. >> sources say there is evidence of a terrorist threat so significant a really global alert is out for all american travelers with the fear something could happen. >> this came less than a day after the department announced it was closing many diplomatic missions through at least sunday. >> 21 consulates and embassies in all, most in the middle east, including yemen where the plot may becoming from, also egypt, saudi arabia, and libya. >> it's my understanding that it is al-qaeda linked, and the threat emanates in the middle east and in central asia. >> and now that it's in the public domain that the embassies will be closed and there's a travel alert for americans traveling abroad, there's some understanding of the seriousness of the threat. >> there are few details but sources say there's

several reports that nelson mandela went home from the hospital are not true. the a anti-apartheid hero has bn suffering from a persistent respiratory illness since june. >> children of unmark graves at a notorious boys school, may finally have their stories told, their long held stories. >>> the supreme court on a contested civil rights. >> meteorologist: whether to the north central plains. we'll have all the details coming up in the show. you are consuming them. that's next on "consider this." ] >> this weekend forensic scientists will begin unearthing the bodies of dozens of boys in a notorious reform school in florida. they were given permission to exhume the remains of the children. we went to florida for this story. >> reporter: there are bodies bury at a reform school. bodies buried for 60 years. >> something that the whole world needs to know. >> reporter: the campus opened in 1900. it was a place where the state placed kids who were in trouble. >> they felt the whole world deserted them. they would beat you into what they wanted you to be. >> reporter

. >> names like hariette tubman, malcolm x, cesar chavez, nelson mandela, martin luther king, presidentobama. >> reporter: and his own family struggles was thought to him by his parents. >> if you don't know your family's his tpreu it's a bummer -- history it's a bummer. >> the 12-year-old looked to be a crowd favorite. >> this thought continues in your mind, in your mind, in your mind. >> more than one student set the key to winning over an audience is the ability to tell a story through dramatic performance. >> if it's bland and boring if you just speak the words. but but if you act the stories it's like being in a theater while the words are being acted. >> to those things that are not good for us. >> reporter: these contestants say learning to speak on stage before a large audience builds confidence. >> yes we can to justice and equality. yes we can to prosperity. >> reporter: many of the poems and speeches speak about taking control of one's lives despite obstacles. >> showing that you're not afraid to show who you are. picking a poem that is going to show your attitude and show ho

lung infection. >> incorrect media reports that former president nelson mandela has been discharged from hospital. he is still in hospital in pretoria and remains in a critical but stable condition. at times, his condition becomes unstable, but he responds to medical interventions. >> gold minors are threatening to go on strike after talks after pay broke down. the main union rejected companies' offer to raise wages by around 6%. minors want a 60% increase. >>> protesters have gathered in cape town on friday calling for women's rights and gender equality. nearly 1,000 led by the women's lead by the south san francisco national congress. they are calling for more action to be taken against domestic violence and high female unemployment. >>> when sudan and south sudan separated, many found themselves on the wrong side of the border. many were allowed to return to their respective countries. as reports from northern bahaleral. thousands still have no official status. >> reporter: in this south su n sudanese village, people are dancing to celebrate the success of their farms. th

. >> and was also involved with president mandela. >> he organized the trip of nelson mandela to new york city shortly after angela got out of jail. he has been a major figure and always behind the scenes person. he was never in the limelight youngways nurturing african-americans, latinos, asians and progressive whites to run for political office. >> the clintons were there? >> yes, and to see jesse jackson and al sharpton sitting side-by- side -- >> what did he say i'm out sharpton? rocks at one point he said come a i want to welcome president clinton and her husband bill. and the crowd laughed, indicating what sharpton expects to be the future -- >> bill lynch was a hard worker. the founder of orange and noble spoke about him? >> he noted that one time bill lynch called him one day urging him to provide financial backing to a democrat running for the state cente senator. he hears an ambulance in the background and he says, get out of the way, that the cargo by review says, i am in it. he says, what you doing? he says, i am in the hospital. he said why are you calling me? >> he said

you had martin luther king very often with nelson mandela and with malcolm x. that was very common in the 90's. in los angeles, the company kept company with people like poncho via or cesar chavez. the first thing was the most amazing one, that was in los angeles and that had to do with martin luther king being painted by a commercial painter, sign painters that had actually never painted a black person before. there were also latinos. sometimes, you could only recognize them because they .rote mlk sometimes i would have to knock on the door of the place and say, who is that on the mural. they would say, that is martin is working. 2009,d that closer to obama begins to appear in the picture. in one picture you have malcolm , andrtin luther king marcus garvey overlooking the image of obama as if they were his guardian angels. the images were there for many different purposes. in one case, the picture of martin luther king is poncho via, the owner of the store said he wanted to show vocal blacks that mexicans new how to cook fish. -- he wanted to show local blacks

you had martin luther king very often with nelson mandela and with malcolm x. that was very common in the 90's. in los angeles, the company kept company with people like poncho via or cesar chavez. the first thing was the most amazing one, that was in los angeles and that had to do with martin luther king being painted by a commercial painter, sign painters that had actually never painted a black person before. there were also latinos. sometimes, you could only recognize them because they .rote mlk sometimes i would have to knock on the door of the place and say, who is that on the mural. they would say, that is martin is working. 2009,d that closer to obama begins to appear in the picture. in one picture you have malcolm , andrtin luther king marcus garvey overlooking the image of obama as if they were his guardian angels. the images were there for many different purposes. in one case, the picture of martin luther king is poncho via, the owner of the store said he wanted to show vocal blacks that mexicans new how to cook fish. -- he wanted to show local blacks