i think mandela represents our nation.have gone terribly wrong, it's a remarkable thing how well it went. >> between 1990 and 1994, tough times, you know, intercity fighting. black-on-black violence. black-on-white violence. but we transcended that coming together regardless of the unresolved issues. >> to what extent is it a rainbow nation? what extent are things getting mixed? we like to think we live in a rainbow nation, but in fact, in the states like to a great extent in different neighborhoods. in some ways, it looks to me outside looking in, a little more gracefully mixed up than we've managed in the states. >> here you've got black, white, colored, all sorts of people here. also once you have the knowledge that the economic disparities are managing to keep us divided as well. i think what we need to do is unpack what we mean by rainbow. i think the idea of being united and being diverse also means that there'll be moments of discord. >> and you think things will continue to improve? >> yeah. i think we've seen our

nelson mandela lived here. desmond tutu. means something. do mostly people own their homes or do they rent? >> mostly people own their homes. >> things start to get a little better. can you build up? >> you can build up. >> look at the streets here and you see what that kind of pride does. it may not be a rich area, but it's immaculate. squared away. an emerging middle class coming up, rather than fleeing to elsewhere. >> you know where you're going, right? >> yeah, i know where i'm going. >> next exit? smoky delicious meat over flame. under the overpass, all sorts of mystery meats for sale. the taxi man's lunch. we order some brisket, some sausage, some heart. beautiful thing. meat, a cutting board, a knife. >> you chose well. these guys are good. ♪ >> here, spread over thousands of square feet, the remnants of white colonial rule. what's left from the descendants of bible thumping dutch settlers who came here to farm, to ranch, to build their own world on top of an existing one. the boer's, as they were known, came here in

africa as the nation reels and corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. midnight in moscow i'm at present going to have you with us here on our team where it's day five of the sochi winter olympics that has just wrapped up we join now our sochi studio where they are broadcasting live kevin owen joining us with all the latest. here to everybody it is kevin and here is my continuing special coverage of the twenty second winter olympic games and what tonight is playing for russia millions of fans today in just a bit earlier tonight to watch the home team take both gold and silver medals in the figure skating final an event very close of course to the hearts of many russians pool scott was watching the competition this cut with him pole you want still those of us are fortunate enough not to be that take us through the highlights of it. well there was pure emotion inside the iceberg skating palace is russia continued their dominance of the figure skating world in european champions tatyana volunteers are in maxing trunk of broke down amid a standing ovation a

africa as the nation real soon corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. you're watching artsy international with me mirroring the cost rather warm welcome to the program now it's day five of the saw. an artsy continues its special coverage from the hearts and the heights of the resorts. it may be action packed on the slopes then tracks of songs cheap up for auction fans it's the figure skating that's really in the spotlight russia is looking for a return to the on challenge dominance on the range that it enjoyed in decades past and given the country's performance so far in these games that dream could be within reach artes and to farmers in the mountain cluster and he's discussed what's in store with an isa now it down in our soul she studios. sun is a beating down on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but organizers have insisted that everything is fine and all events will go ahead as shared jewel today and that's included the women's downhill which produced an absolute classic we've seen a dead heat be

africa as the nation reels and corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. eleven pm in moscow i'm at present very good to have you with us day five of the sochi winter games and we're handing it over now to our studio in the heart of the city of sochi kevin owen standing by to tell us some exciting news about the russian team kevin. yes war evening everyone what an hour is just a welcome back to make everyone here in our special coverage of the twenty second winter olympic games and this is a moment of triumph for the russians millions of fans just been cheering in to watch the pairs figure skating has just wrapped up an event very close of course to the hearts of many people here on the home team didn't disappoint they took both the gold and the silver in front of a jam packed arena our very own paul scott watched that competition as well all their poor great moment wasn't the skaters the performance from them the rules of the crowd. and he was russian have secured their second gold medal at these homes twenty fourteen winter olympics and they've continue

africa as a nation reels and corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. nine pm in moscow i'm going to have you with us day five of the sochi winter olympics and already continue special coverage from the heart and heights of the resort it may be action packed on the slopes and tracks of sochi but for russian fans it's figure skating that is in the spotlight russia looking for a return to the days of dominance in the rink that it saw in decades past given the country's performance so far in the games the dream could be within reach let's go now live with our teams paul scott who is in the coastal cluster with the latest so far the russian three or russian teams competing in the pairs program chance one more medal do you think. yes well russia could actually claim three medals gold silver and bronze to highlight in figure skating this evening tatyana. lead of the hoff way stage of the the figure skating pays event going into tonight's for. program they set a new world record on tuesday evening in the short program to firmly put themselves among the medal

as the nation reels in corruption crime and poverty after the passage of the iconic leader nelson mandela. eight pm in moscow i'm at present very good to have you with us day five of the sochi winter olympics and r.t. continue special coverage from the heart and heights of the resort could be action packed on the slopes and track some socially but for russian fans it's figure skating that's in the spotlight tonight russia is starting to look to a return to the days of dominance on the rink that enjoyed in decades past given the country's performance so far in these games that dream could be within reach joined live by our teams paul scott now who is in the coastal crust are joining us so all the fingers crossed now the competition is underway tell us more. yes russia have high hopes for another gold medal later on wednesday evening touching on the. trunk of the overall standings going into tonight's final round of the figure skating has events the free program is just getting underway inside the iceberg. skating palace now they set a world record in the short program on tuesday evening to

struggle to overcome rampant corruption and poverty and deep divisions left after the passing of nelson mandela. but you are here national coming to you live from moscow with me reading joshing welcome to the program i was day five at the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics and our team is continuing its special coverage let's go live now tunis an hour who is in our studio in sochi. hello there and he says so what is a store today for the olympic action. well there's plenty of action on the slopes but russia right now is all about figure skating to do well maxime time called well those are have already set a record score in the paris short program and are on their way to restoring russell's dominance in the sport our season two farmer has been keeping up with the action. this evening they are on the brink of clinching not go. when the pairs with just their free skate and they've chosen a piece of music which is actually very close to their hearts it's andrew lloyd webber's classic jesus christ superstar so what could possibly go wrong with the only thing i can think of is perhaps this bad

struggle to overcome rampant corruption and poverty and deep divisions left after the passing of nelson mandela. it's money out of the russian capital you're watching our team with me welcome to the program and it's day five ad the twenty fourteen winter olympics our team is continuing its special coverage so let's go live now to do so now we who is in our studio in sochi. there's plenty of action on the slopes today but for russia right now it's all about figure skating the duel maxime turn call and the source are have already set a record score in the pair short program and are on their way to restoring russians dominance in the sport farmer has been following all the action and joins us from the mountain cluster hello to you andrew what's there to look forward to today we've got the figure skating down what else can we expect. well you know. so let's do let's continue with the figure skating shall we because there are high hopes and also some high notes for trying. this evening they are on the brink of clinching that gold medal in the pairs with just their free skate and they've chosen a pie

reports on the unrest that's been deepening since the death of nelson mandela. we were about to enter one of the most dangerous townships in one of the most dangerous cities in the world this is the south africa that mandela left behind there were no what to expect when you go out in the street some days will be quiet some days you just up and down there are a lot of downs in south africa now days away from the cameras all is not well in the land of mandela twenty six year old constable corrode burma later knows it all too well for five years he's been patrolling the streets of johannesburg to try and instill some sense of order. and now we are entering. there's a large majority of. poverty. a lot of the purely artistic tool for a better life better way of the. crime. crime and there are few places in south africa today is more rampant or poverty more in demick than alexandra township twelve kilometers northeast of johannesburg it was once the headquarters of the african national congress and the same to of anti-apartheid activism but it's as if time has stood s

struggle to overcome rampant corruption and poverty and deep divisions left after the passing of nelson mandela . is one pm in moscow you're watching our t.v. international with marina joshie now it's day five at the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics and our team is continuing its special coverage and i was going live to a nice now who is in our studio and the host city. russian fans here and certainly in viewers all over the country have their hopes pinned on the figure skating today the duo tatiana all the cells are and maksim time called have already made history in the paris short program with a record score and they're hoping to re-establish russia's traditional dominance in the sport but there's plenty of other action on its way in our farmer is keeping up with all of that he now joins us live from the mountain cluster andrew what's happening on the slopes we're hearing there's been some worries about the weather. well that's right and he might be able to see that the sun is a beating down on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but

as the nation reels and corruption the crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. welcome to the program here in washington r.t. international with me marina cos for. now i'd say five of the saw she wins her olympic sonority continues its special coverage from the heart and the heights all of the resorts now it may be action packed on the slopes and tracks of salt but for russian finances the figure skating that's a really in the spotlight russia is of course looking for a return to the on challenge dominance on the right that it enjoyed in decades past and given the country's performance so far in these games that dream could be within reach live now to our tees paul scott's the coastal cluster for us hi there paul so tell us more about russia's big hope today. well there are hopes for russians poor. a gold medal later on wednesday tatyana. trying to go into the final round of the figure skating pairs event on top of the overall standings they set a world record in the short program on tuesday to put themselves firmly in contention for another gold medal of cours

struggle to overcome the rampant corruption and poverty and deep divisions left by the passing of nelson mandela. ninety m. in the russian capital you're watching our national with memory and josh welcome to the program a day five of the twenty fourteen a winter olympics is just kicking off our team is continuing its special coverage let's now go live to an isa now and who is in our studio in such. the winter olympics in sochi already a groundbreaking in many ways from the number of medals up for grabs the performances that we've seen the latest world record was set in figure skating pairs by the russian do. and. gave a breathtaking performance in their sort program of the year for andrew farmer who's following. all the apps and for r.t. andrew the pair will continue their pursuit for gold tonight while. they well the there are plenty of high hopes and also a few high notes with one coffee this evening they are on the brink of clinching that gold in the pairs with just the freestate to come and they've chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their hearts it's now andrew lloyd web

nation's struggle to overcome corruption poverty and deep divisions left after the passing of nelson mandela. you're watching artsy international with. welcome to the program day five all the saw to winter olympics is in full swing and artsy is of course continuing its special coverage now there is plenty of action on the slopes spot for russian fans right now it's all about the figure skating the. call have already made history in the pair short program with a record score and they're on their way to restoring their country's dominance in sports well arty's andrew farmer is in the mountain cluster and he discussed what's in store with only so now a down and studio. sun is at the sudan on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but organizers have insisted that everything is fine and all events will go ahead as shai jewel today and that's included the women's downhill which produced an absolute classic we've seen a dead heat between slovenia's tina maze and swiss since dominic design and that means they will both walk away with a gold medal and t

africa as the nation reels in corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. ten pm in moscow i matter as i can tell you with us day five of the sochi winter olympics and we continue our expert our special exclusive coverage from the heart and heights of the resort live now to our sochi studio where kevin owen is standing by to take it over. hi there hi all nice to see again yet welcome back to sort she was me kevin owen in this is our own going special coverage of the twenty second winter olympic games here in sochi and what a moment it is right now millions of fans and as we speak to watch the figure skating we're talking about just then out of bed so close to the hearts of so many russians what's more the news is the home team of favorites for gold too well for our very own pool scott let's cross to him all the latest details on this as we watch the competition unfold other pull ahead to this the chance of more than just one medal today for russia right. yes well all eyes are on the iceberg skating palace right now where there's real tension in the air it'

as the nation reels and corruption and crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson mandela. live from the russian capital of this is r.t. international with me marina costs are about welcome. five all of the saw she winter olympics and artsy consider news that special coverage from the heart and the heights of the resorts it may be action packed on the slopes tracks of sorcery but for ocean finance it's the figure skating that's in the spotlight now russia isn't looking for a return to be on challenge dominance on the rink that it enjoyed in duckett's past and the given the country's performance so far in these games that dream could be within reach let's go live now to our team's poll scott who is in the coastal for us either paul so tell us more about what the russian fans can look forward to today what is the big hope for team russia. well they're all hopes. for another gold medal later on wednesday on the result. of go in the final. round of the figure skating pairs event they currently lead the overall standings now they set a world record on tuesday in the free in the

are a lot of downs in south africa now days away from the cameras all is not well in the land of mandela twenty six year old constable corrode burma later knows it all too well for five years he's been patrolling the streets of johannesburg to try and instill some sense of order. and now we are entering. there's a large majority of. poverty. a lot of the purely artistic to for a better life or a better way of the. crime where i am right and the few places in south africa today where crime is more rampant or poverty more in demick than alexandra township twelve kilometers northeast of johannesburg it was once the headquarters of the african national congress and the same to of anti-apartheid activism but it's as if time has stood still here many residents feel forgotten by mandela south africa it is quite frightening situation for us to. really make the best effort this borning township is home to maybe a quarter of a million mostly black south africans sixty percent of them are grindingly poor and unemployed as we drive along the stench of mounds of garbage overwhelms us the stats are so

tension over mandela's family over who gets what. >> nelson mandela's last wishes were read out to the public and in that people got to see in his will that he went to great pains to see his family members got an equal share. saying thank you to all of them for helping them through the most difficult times of his life and for making his life more comfortable. educational institutions like schools and universities saying that he wants the money used to better education in south africa. especially for black south african students. the party he knows and loves, the being african national congress. south africas know there are some problems or there could be some problems. know that certain family members have been fighting over the estate so if anyone is not happy how the wealth is shared out within the family, they can take the matter to court. >> in south africa the merger of whoing parties have collapsed after less than a week. >> a marriage of convenience from the start but no one expected the divorce less than a week later. the opposition democratic alliance is besieged by many south

in the post mandela country that seems to be edging toward a security crisis accused costs the report. we are built into one of the most dangerous townships in one of the most dangerous cities in the world this is the self efficacy of x men didn't mind. you never know what to expect gardeners can someday be quiet. some businesses up and down. the shutdowns in south africa now a days away from the cameras for the snow well in the end of monday and a twenty six two old constable come obama in a tent knows it too well. for five years he's been putting the streets of japan instead to try and instill some sense of order and allie out. that is out lots to tell about off the tee to forbid that i toyed with the dog. i'm trying. few cases in south africa today. we climbed a small bump and papa t more intimate fanatics on the township. twelve km northeast of johannes that it was once the headquarters of the african national congress and the saint of anti apartheid activists and. it's as if time stood still have many residents feel forgotten by many dentists off africa this part but things strai

from the film mandela long walk to freedom." >> here are you in hollywood.id you ever think you'd be sitting here by the beverly hilton doing an interview about your oscar nomination? >> yes, megalo mania started at a very early age. i feel like i'm on holiday. the weather's good. this town has been really, really good to us for -- since the moment we came here, played the country club. robert hill burn put us on the cover of the entertainment section of the "los angeles times." and that was like 1980 or something. and it's just gotten better and better. people are cynical about los angeles. i love it. more people live here off their imaginations than anywhere else in the world if you think about it. >> to be oscar nominated, what does that mean to you as an artist? >> oh, you know, it's an honor. he's a thrill. all of the above. i remember sitting with the band the last time we were nominated for gangs of new york, martin scorsese film. sitting there, saying it's just annern who to be nominated. at the start of the shot, larry puts his hand on me and goes,

finally, south africa's president took steps to end apart tied and set mandela free.e nobel peace prize and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president. he died in december at the age of 95, but nelson mandela took a major step on his long walk to freedom, 24 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out, we will break in from the knocks news desk. "your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >>> well, now we know why companies are getting a break under health care law. it is costing them a bundle and a lot of jobs because of this health care law. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. on top of maybe the real reason another key obama care mandate was put off. this wasn't about delaying a rollout. insiders say this was more about containing a riot. a business riot. businesses just are not remotely ready. they aren't ready this year, they won't be ready next year. so now, the white house is saying they have until 2016 to -- well, at least start providing coverage for their workers. there's only one teeny problem. as a result of the health care law's

concepts like self determination whether it was talked about by mandela as we celebrated the amazing muchbment around the world, but also the [inaudible] movement here with which i was a part of [inaudible] the history of struggle in the u.s. and the building of unity within the black community and unity as other people said like jowilson said [inaudible] others how to use those concepts is powerful to me and the w the passing of mandela and [inaudible] i think about how history helped as a asian american and be the best allah i can during this time and as ors said all your round. i wanted to say that one of the elders in the knhunty ury [inaudible] who was a friend of malcome x [inaudible] she told me that if we know our own history, it makes us more open about learning about african americans and others and vice versey. she strived and urged uzas community leader to reach out to the african maench community. this think this is a great way to celebrate and [inaudible] my honor today is to acknowledge and i'm so humbleed he is with us and a lot of colleagues from had ymca are here wi

. >>> the only there is new information about the will of nelson mandela. money is to be divided between family members, his staff, local schools, and the ruling african national congress party. his widow is expected to waive her right to the estate. last year mandela's family fought a somebody of times over control of hissest indicate. >>> the wife of walter mondel had -- has died. she was 83 years old. >>> another potential test for florida's controversial stand your ground law. >>> plus death by heroin, the overdose highlights a growing problem here in the us. clear >> fault lines hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough investigative documentary series. >> this is where colombia's war continues... >> decades of violence... familes driven from their land... >> we have to get out of here... >> now the people are fighting back. >> they don't wanna show what's really going on >> fault lines columbia: the fight for land only on al jazeera america >>> an autopsy is being performed today in the death of phil philip

and nelson mandela leaves millions to the staff and anc. >> how the fans going sleepless in seattle after the seahawks first ever super bowl title. >> the first ever european commission reports on corruption exposed fraud, bribery and describing a breath taking scandal. it is in $160 billion and the cost to the european economy every year and roughly equal to the gross domestic product of romania. we have more on that. >> the commissioner is saying no state is corruption free. across the member states 76% of the people saying that corruption is widespread and that number is higher in spain, italy and greece with a number of people thinking that corruption is widespread. those perceptions are far reaching. >> corruption erodes the trust and hampers foreign investment and costs taxpayers millions and in many cases it is tooled for organizationed crime to watch their money. there is estimate that corruption is no less than $120 billion euro's every year. that is a lot of money we are talking. >> on the whole the countries are performing well, finland and sweden and denmark. the solutions the

mandela's ex-wife is not mentioned in the will. on the man who says he was lost at sea for more than a year before washing ashore on an island in the pacific. the man says he left mexico on a fishing trip and was blown off course after his engine died. he survived on fish, turtles and rain water. but officials say they are not confirmed or not on vinced of this. they also say he's given them conflicting information including not being able to recall his birth date, when he left mexico and could not explain why there was no fishing gear on his boat. >> still ahead our news nation gut check, it's peyton manning and whether he is one of the greatest quarterbacks ever after last night's sloppy performance and hbo's bill maher has a new campaign he admits is meddling in the political process. it is one of the things we thought you should know. thank. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe drivin

we all support nelson mandela now.e did not support him when the fight against apartheid was actually going on. nelson mandela was only taken off the terrorist watch list in 2006. so let's get real -- now we all love him and he was a grandfather who reconciled. how about his speech when he was put in jail for life? how about reading that and seeing who the real nelson mandela was. he was many things, but what he -- but he was a freedom fighter. when he was a freedom fighter the united states officially did not support him. i ask you about slavery and women's rights, and the question is is there something 40 years from now that your grandchildren will say really? you did that? just like we say that about slavery. are there other things that we would do better? extracting the last drop of oil from the ground is one example. or mass incarceration more money in politics. these are our things your kids may look at you and say, really? a cost obama $1 billion to be elected, and you call that a democracy? ridiculous. israel i

would allow cars to communicate with infrastructure such as traffic lights. >> details of nelson mandela's will were announced today, two months after his death. the former south african president and nobel peace prize winner left his $4.1 million estate to family members, his former staff, the ruling political party, and several local schools. his third wife is intelligented to half the estate under south african law, marital law, but has not decided whether to waive her rights. he died in december after the age of 95. >> if you missed the super bowl or, perhaps, started cleaning the house, you my want to catch up on the stir the day after. from half time show to a football legend's retro and controversial fur coat, we have the best and worst of super bowl xlviii. >> breaks and gold lamee, and energetic and bruno mars was breathtaking. joined by the red hot chili peppers and a double knit, and shirtless wonder speaking to our reporter after the show. >> about 31 years rehearsing for this. >> most stunning cut away, peyton manning imploding, michael douglas eating a hotdog. >> pretty soon

i should go to brazil late to nelson mandela is being ordered to by tradition the breeze in a mosque factory in the addicted narrow and out responding to the proceeds from all reports from riyadh that janeiro the robber at the top of the nation south africa the day he's the tall said the mosque at this year's carnival. he's just some of the realm of space is created and one of brazil's own this mask back to me here you can find with the imprinted into my room set. us president obama and many of the bill when he gets present and past with primeval people often found that fifty five year old factories operating at full capacity. perhaps not surprisingly they must confront your party icon nelson mandela is a tough sell in brazil a country with a large bloc of nations. and as muscle cars that run through us thought of each of the factory expect that thousands of evidence will buy

well, it was mandela's great accomplice, desmond tutu, who helped launch this new divestment effort. he said in this great video, he said, if you could see what climate change is doing to africa, the famine, the drought, you'd know why we'd ask you to pick up this tool again. africa is suffering unbelievable damage. africa burns less than one percent of the planet's fossil fuel. even if they turned off every engine and every light bulb and every other thing in africa, it wouldn't make any difference. we need to take responsibility. and the people at institutions like universities, they need to provide some leadership. those are the places where we've learned about, you know, the danger that we're in. >> you're up against a wall of apathy, hostile opposition, money, power, and time, as you say. >> i find as i travel around, that most people understand that we're in a serious fix. 80% of american counties have had some kind of climate disaster in the last two or three years. two years ago, the new york city subway system filled with salt water, you know? sandy was the lowest barometric

i don't think that today but did that happen after the death of nelson mandela south africa his team to look at the till. what's this. but then these last few months we've seen and high temps the chancellor of the worst part is because the tickets it responds to the government which is a nice places to take them off but she and daddy d's on the go to this point toward the needs of the boat. he does care that the teasing the government is using all the places i have to ask him to do with it to the eighteen month the fifteenth or twentieth place to live in pots is not being able to put the cement fell apart the tune of oh its databases and that keeps popping up out what the people up for and why people are taking care of still to come this hour an upcoming trade pact between the eu and the glass could see that they consider find this as though never creates it. but critics said it saw the mercy of mega corporations at the thai government's hands and spend all of this interest. that's ahead. also out of the shadows the british spy agency gc page news stands accused of sending fake messa

investigators arrested mandela before he could kidnap the wealthy businessman. his defense lawyer says his clan never planned to harm anyone. >> >> former chicago alderman was elected as the new chairman by unanimous vote. >> have been upheld a leader since august. steel chair resigned in a controversy over the resignation and more than a hundred $50,000 severance package. that led to six other board members are either resigning or hand removed. being removed. >> this come under fire for mass of delays or cancellations. lack of communication and passengers forced to wait for hours. during a hearing at the new, executive director got an earful from law makers were channelling the anchor of their constituents. >> perception is that it is not what it was. there are some that they cannot be what it was again. that is disheartening. >> everyone of us on this committee is watching to see what is happening. we do not want another year or two like we have had in the past. >> talk about his goal of getting the agency back to that the very least the 95% on-time performanc

but mandela's family fought for control over his estate.up next on al jazeera america, why its popularity is rising and not just among celebrities. is. >> and welcome back everybody to al jazeera america. a man hunt is underway for a convicted murderer who escaped from a maximum security prison in michigan. michael elliot wore a white kitchen uniform to blend in with the snow. police say elliot may still be on foot. elliot was serving a life sentence for shooting and killing four people and burning down a house in 1973. >>> figuring out how to protect your private information, this comes after millions of americans had their private data stolen, at places including target during the holiday season. >>> bridge gate, e-mails messages and call records from 20 different people in the governor's office and at the port authority. >>> an autopsy being conducted today into the death of oscar winning actor aphilip seymour hoffman. he was found dead with a sling e in his arm. envelopes containing what believed to be heroin were with him. in 2012 hoff

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janeiro, la dueÑa, dice que entre las mÁs populares estÁn la de john lennon y ahora la de nelson mandela> ¿qué tal? muy buenos días y hoy es martes 18 de febrero, gracias por estar con nosotros. >> buenos días fabiola. >> muy buenos días y soy fabiola,gracias por estar con nosotros y hoy kira vamos a ver como una madre luchó en las leyes de estados unidos. >> que lindo cuando puedes sentar precendentes positivos.

one film notable by its absence, mandela, long walk to freedom.t was seen as a bit of a snub, missing out on nominations for best actor and best act stress. critics say it was premiered here the night mandela died within that it is not in the same league at 12 years a slave or gravity. one of the big questions here is how these hollywood films can be up here. that is because these movies do use british companies. gravity, made by a big hollywood studio, directed by a protect ken was filmed almost entirely in the u.k. just outside london. this is the last big movie award ceremony before the academy awards of course which are in america. those take place in los angeles in exactly two weeks' time. >> the italian political scene, we are getting a statement saying that the president will meet with center left leader, the mayor of florence we were telling you about earlier on monday at 9:30g.m.t. according to a statement from the presidential palace, expected to ask him to form the country's next government. still looking as though he will be the next p

to south africa, where the executors of nelson mandela's will say his estate was worth an estimated $4.1million when he died. this according to the statement that was read out earlier today. d, protesters have vowed to an old the results of yesterday's-- to annul the results of yesterday's election. protesters forced polling booths to close in bangkok and in southern thailand. ofy disenfranchised millions registered voters. as a result, not all parliamentary seats will be filled. authorities say it could take several weeks to organize the elections needed to fill those seats. more paralysis looms. looked at the election -- it was put forward by the government of yingluck shinawatra in a bid to peace. the mass protests have gathered since september. although the election was able to take place across much of the country, there is a series of legal proceedings as well, as well as the fact that in some constituencies no mp's will be elected. only 5% of its parliament needs to take its seats to elect a new prime minister and government. there are elections scheduled for fabric 23rd. it is un

i saw a tall man holding the hand of 1ie mandela, i began to press the button on my camera and i'll neverorget seeing his right hand raise. this was a feeling of joy for world that i will never forget. >> peter turnley has entitled, french kiss, a love letter to paris. >>> chris christie leaving a birthday party in manhattan this evening, for howard stern. the governor denying the new allegation that he knew about the lane closings on the george washington bridge when they happened. our headlines are next. has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight next only on al jazeera america >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york and here are the top stories. new allegations in the political scandal involving new jersey governor chris christie. a new report shows that christie knew about the lane closures when they occurred and he has the evidence to prove it. the governor once again denied any knowledge. >>> tension on the rise in the koran. an opposition act

all supportwe nelson mandela now.e did not support nelson mandela when the fight against the apartheid was going on. he was only taken off the terrorist watchlist in 2006. that's get real about, now we all love him and he was a grandfather that reconciles. how about his speech when he was put in jail for life? how about reading that and seeing who the real nelson mandela was? he was many things, but he was a freedom fighter. and when he was, the united states officially did not support him and most of the people here would not have supported him. that is what i mean about getting real about history. i asked you about slavery and women's rights, and the question is will there be something 40 years from now that your grandchildren will look around and say, really? you did that, and just like we say that about slavery. are there things we could do better? extracting the last drop of oil from the ground. that is one example. mass incarceration or money in politics. these are all things that your kids may look at you in an

one is that we all support nelson mandela now.we did not support nelson mandela when the fight against the apartheid was going on. he was only taken off the terrorist watchlist in 2006. that's get real about, now we all love him and he was a grandfather that reconciles. how about his speech when he was put in jail for life? how about reading that and seeing who the real nelson mandela was? he was many things, but he was a freedom fighter. and when he was, the united states officially did not support him and most of the people here would not have supported him. that is what i mean about getting real about history. i asked you about slavery and women's rights, and the question is will there be something 40 years from now that your grandchildren will look around and say, really? you did that, and just like we say that about slavery. are there things we could do better? extracting the last drop of oil from the ground. that is one example. mass incarceration or money in politics. these are all things that your kids may look at you in a

a will left by former president nelson mandela has now been read publicly.left an estate worth about $4 million, excluding royalty theses. >> yeah, if you're going to be split among family members, former staff, and also schools and his political party, the african national congress. the movement that fought white rule and now runs the country, basically. nelson mandela, of course, a global symbol of racial reconciliation died at home back in december at the age of 95. >>> and in libya, the last remnants of chemical weapons from the former regime have reportedly been destroyed. it was done secretly over the past three months. the "new york times" says the u.s. and libyan exports used a transportable oven technology to destroy hundreds of bombs and artillery rounds filled with a deadly mustard agent. >> american officials had feared that toxic arsenal could fall into the hands of terrorists. more traditional weapons from libya have been finding their way to places like syria. now, the -- libya could be a model for much larger things like the chemical weapons

led. >> the executors say the will does not mention mandela's first wife, winnie. >> there is breakingaverage and the news keeps getting worse. we're off two percentage points on the session and down 323. we haven't had this big a one-day drop in a long time. the bigger picture is more disturbing. down 7% since the first of eyear, which is historic of recent years. 7%. we're in pullback territory, correction territory was hit at 10%. i suggest you just don't look at the 401k today. look at the snow coming down in new york city. man alive. it's not sticking that much in the city because it's 32, 33 degrees. the city has its own heat. so, it's sort of melting here. but right outside the city, in all the areas around, nine, ten, 11 inches of snow, and look at times square. we have a shot from there. times square is a mess today. they're still cleaning up -- well, i guess there's no times square -- there is it. that big fox thing is still up there. i guess that will come down eventually because it's in the way. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm