can they confirm that ashleigh mandela anning does not sopher from any of the three medical conditions for which it is legal to prescribe growth hormone hormone >>> you can catch the whole program on our website at al jazeera.com. massive flooding has forced tens of thousands of people in four south american countries to take refuge in shelters. the argentinian president says climate change is partly to blame and has promised government aid. our correspondent travelled to concordia where thousands of people have lost everything. >> reporter: on a boat on the streets of concordia, this man is trying to make it back to the house he left to escape the flooding. >> translation: this was my mother's house, brother's house. everything is under water. >> reporter: concordia is located here but the flooding is not just near but area areas. the el nino phenomenon is year and-- strong this year and scientists fear this may lead to the worst effects in 1 ah years >> translation: i've lost everything. i'm so angry and frustrated. i work every day to try and get something and then this happens and

in our community we are surrounded by the mandela ississippi river and also the mandela isouri river,to being able to flow and lower itself. a lot of the water that we have seen has been from the massive amounts of rain. there is a lot of localised fruiting that was from the-- flooding that was from the rain. the water can't get out, they can't drain. it just created more of an issue for residents in the area while they're trying to leave the area and to empty out >>> we know you have a lot of work ahead of you. a lot of people thinking about you, a lot of hopes and prayers for your town. thank you so much for joining us tonight. it may not be a happy new year for thousands of people in louisiana. they could lose their food stamps. >> reporter: >> i stretch this rice as much as i can. >> reporter: since losing her job a year ago, this woman says it has been tough finding steady work >> i have been looking. even if i have to volunteer at a center, a different places that i do try to go in and help, clean up a bathroom, whatever the case may be >> reporter: she is worried that if she do

was saying one day and i've said it before, the last time a watched a baseball game was when mark mandela cguire was hitting 75 home runs. at this point i didn't really care. then you find out later all these horrible things. i really believe that - as a person i've had cortisone shots, i've never played on the level of those people. but i have friends who have used so-called controversial things to fix their backs, their knees, people putting things to regrow their cartilage. it is like if you talked to medical professionals, if you are given the risks, as you are before a surgery, and you sign off and say, okay, i know what the risk is going to be, and after a while you feel that your body is not reacting negatively, and i have no idea about peyton manning or human growth hormones or anything about that, but i believe if they're so readily available and there are people in the normal population that are using them, i think the n mandela l, somebody has to say, okay, there is a level we can use that has been proven. it might only be 10%, but i'm sure you know people that have done someth

arrested for criticizing his mandela agesty's dog. -- mandela agesty's dog. a crack down of all kinds. l kinds. >> from our award-winning news teams across america and beyond. >> we've got global news covered. >>> you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories and israel's top court has reduced former prime minister's prison term to 18 months in a bribery case. it is the first time a former head of governs will be imprisoned in israel. he had earlier been sentenced to six years. the u.s. says iran has started full filling its ends of a nuclear deal with six world powersment a ship carrying more than 11,000 of low and rich ukrainian has left for russia. parties have been relocated to safe town. they have arrived in rebel held territory in northern syria. regime supporters who arrived in turkey are yet to be relocated to damascus. the war in syria has forced many people to take grave risks trying to reach the safety of europe. among them was three-year-old whose body was washed ashore. some of his family members have now reached canada. >> reporter:

and nelson mandela of south africa. that makes her the first woman to be first lady of two different countries. today she runs the grassa michelle trust, working to further the rites of women and africa. >> this year we present the michelle. >> we met at a world forum in oxford, u.k., where michelle was awarded the scol global treasure award. i spoke to her and the c.e.o. of the skol foundation. i started with a simple foundation - does she really have a job? as i was looking over everything you have been doing for the last 20 years, and all the different projects you've been involved in, i'm wondering if in the 21st century, if someone asks you what's your job, do you have a job, or too many jobs point? >> i think i have too many jobs and it has been part of my life to be somehow engaged in different fields. in recent years, i am focussing on building the capacity of institutions established so that they can survive my life-time, to be sustainable. the issues i'm concerned with are exactly the same child rights, women'

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crossing nelson mandela bridge, it is a statement, global icon style of leadership, his integrity and authority this country needs. like most south africans, supporting the anc, the party of nelson mandela is a powerhouse. >> it stands for better lines for our people, stands for better, youth development, a better society. >> in the face of unprecedented protests, anc's relationship, weakened by the fiasco of changing finance ministers as one opposition group described as if they were underwear. as the group crossed nelson mandela's bridge, he didn't march because he doesn't think it will work but the university student worries that he won't get a job. >> ever since he has stepped up as president the economy has fallen on a low, there hasn't been a lot of job creation and a lot of houses promised to a lot of people haven't been built. >> it's reconciliation day in south africa. more significantly he also enjoys the support of his party's leadership. tanya page, al jazeera, johannesburg. >> the federal reserve has raised its key interest rate for the first time in almost a decade. rais

as the protesters cross the nelson mandela bridge, the economy weighs on this man's mind. he didn't march because he doesn't think that it will work. but the university student is worried he won't get a job. >> ever since he has stepped up to president, the economy has fallen. a lot of houses that were promised to a lot of people have not been built. >> it's reconciliation in south africa. it's supposed to foster national unity. while these marchers want the president out, he has the support of others and more significantly he has the support of his part's leadership. >> people are slowly moving back to a town close to the fukushima nuclear power station. it was one of the first cities to be evacuated after a dramatic earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear meltdown at the plant in 2011. >> for more than four years nature has been reclaiming the town it's residents were prevented from returning while decontamination work was done. but in september that was lifted. >> i came back here as soon as possible because i want to help the reconstruction effort. >> seeing his wife a

if they crossed now for mandela bridge, he didn't much because he doesn't think it will work. but the university student is worried that he won't get a job. there has been a lot of job creation. >> it's supposed to faster uni unity. while they protesters want him out, he has the support of many south africans, and more importantly, he enjoys the support of his party. >> one year since taliban fighters broke into a school killing 140 people. most of them were children. the attack led to the creation of military courts and the reintroduction to the death penalty. kamal hyder has this report. >> it's another day of lessons for these students. but look around and everything looks different. they had been extensive renovations including the edition of a--addition of a brand new ought tore yum. on december 16 several taliban fighters broke into this school to a back door. they open fired and killed 134 students and six teachers. the attack was one of the worst in pakistan recent history. >> these people are determined to carry on with their education. that's the sort of courage and

this is starting with the crowd crossing nelson mandela bridge. like most south africans, this man supports the anc. the party of nelson mandela is a political power house but he feels it has lost its way. >> it really stands for the people, it stands for bettering, stands for the youth development, stands for a better society. >> reporter: in the face of unprecedented protests against the president, the anc's leadership has voiced its support for zuma, but many say he was been weakened in the fiasco of the finance minister. one man didn't march, but this student is worried he won't get a job. >> ever since he stepped up as president, the economy has fallen. there hasn't been a lot of job creation and a lot of houses that were promised to a lot of people haven't been built. >> reporter: while the marchers want president zuma out, he has the support of other south africans, and he enjoys his party's support >>> in ethiopia many women are being driven to a life of prostitution. the country's deeply conservative culture makes help hard to find, but a

this march is starting with the crowd crossing nelson mandela bridge.a statement that the global icon's style of leadership, integrity, and authority, this country needs. like most south africans this person supports the anc, the party of nelson mandela is a political powerhouse, but he feels it has lost its way. >> it stands for the better lives of our people, it stands for bet erring -- it standings for the youth development, it stands for beater society. >> reporter: in the face of unprecedented protests against the president, the leadership has voiced its support for zuma, but many say he has been weakened by the fiasco of changing finance ministers as one opposition group described as if they were underwear. as they crossed the bridge the economy weighs on this man's mind. the student is worried he won't get a job. >> ever since he stepped up as president the economy has fallen on a low. there hasn't been a lot of job creation, and a lot of houses that were promised to a lot of people haven't been built. >> reporter: it's reconciliation day in sout

no one expected mandela to get out of prison let alone become president. but the world's pressure, the world's sanctions and attention toward this difficult situation , and then mandela was brought out of prison and for 25 years the world changed. it has slipped back now. he said you must continue these efforts and these works. family who think i'm naive and it's a shame that i talk about this. to make the palestinians lives better? to give them opportunities in schools, why? they are killing us, say some of my relatives. for my relatives because they are frightened. they are very frightened. but let me tell you what has happened to saul berenson because of fear. because mandy and saul berenson live together. , read these lines all day long and i am old, so i have to read them a hundred million times to learn them. and then i shoot this dark tale that we are all living in the real world. id then i leave work and watch your show and read the newspaper, and it's more of what i've been doing at work. and do you know what has happened to me? i am not afraid. a

and looking at where mandela lived for all those years. i said lori, are we all fools? all of us who work for peace? who work for these organizations like jewish voices for peace and peace now and the abraham fund, all these organizations that try to make peace in the middle east, are we fools? he said absolutely not. he said that it's imperative that every organization continues that effort for peace because when the opportunity comes, the window cracks open for a mere second. and if you are not ready like in this country, no one expected mandela to ever get out of prison let alone become president but declerk and the world's pressure, the world sangszed pressure and tension toward the situation of apartheid and bota had a stroke and declerk moved in, reached out to mandela and brought him out of prison and for 25 years the world changed. >> rose: and got nobody el prizes. >> and so it he said you must continue these efforts and these works, in spite of, i have family who think i'm naive and it's a shame that i talk about this. to make the palestinian people's lives be

officers recieved a call of the shooting around 1:45 in the 900 block of mandela parkway. two teenage boys were shot at.and one of them was hit. the victim was taken to a local hospital and was pronounced dead. oakland police say the teeangers were shot at by two men.who ran away. the motive for the shooting is unknown and police are still searching for the suspects. >> vicki: also new at eleven. three people are in the hospital tonight.after a shooting in oakland near interstate 880 and oakland police say a teenage boy and two woman were shot around 1:00 this afternoon while in their vehicle.at the intersection of west grand avenue and frontage road. the suspect was in another vehicle. according to police.all three in the hospital. the suspect is still at large. >> vicki: five people are dead following a small plane crash near bakersfield. the plane had taken off from the reid-hillview airport in san jose yesterday. and disappeared from radar. about three hours later. serach crews found the debris of the plane in an orchard southwest of bakersfield. the single engine pipe

this march is startin starting with a crowd crossing nelson mandela bridge. this is a station with the global icon style of leadership, the party of nelson mandela is a political powerhouse, but he feels that it has lots it's way. >> unprecedented protest against the president leadership has voiced a support for zuma, but many say he has been weakened by the fee was cocoa of changing finance ministers as if the-- >> there has not been a lot of job creations, and a lot of houses that were promised to a lot of people have not been built. >> these marchs want president zuma out, but he has the support of many other south africans, more significantly he enjoys the support of his party's leadership. >> going to the central african republic now where hundreds of residents are demanding the arrest of muslim fighters who they accuse of trying to block up coming elections. the pk 5 marched on the. headquarters where leaders are based. >> coming up, trying to coax a japanese town back to life. >>> and in sport, the first finalist is decided as the fifa world cup, rahul

about 40 minutes later a teenager was shot and killed on mandela parkway near the west oakland bart station. investigators haven't released details on the teen's death and haven't said if the shootings are connected. >>> we are learning more about a gilroy family what died in a plane crash over the weekend. investigators have been trying to determine why the plane went down. >> reporter: we are at the airport in east san jose, where a man came with his family and boarded a plane and took off, headed for nevada. the mercury news is reporting the pilot of that plane was jason price and on board his wife and their three children. the paper says the family was on their way to visit friends in henderson, nevada, near las vegas. they were in a single engine piper pa 32 over bakersfield when the pilot started experiencing problems and called air traffic control. >> reporter: air traffic control was directing the pilot to the closest airport but there was no response. debris from the plane was found in an almond field in bakersfield and there was light rain in the area but it's not clear if weather

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on this insiders edition of "inside story", a talk with the widow of nelson mandela, a long-time fighter for the rights of women and girls, who at 69 years old says she has plenty of work to do. grassa michell t

the answer you normally get s look at nelson mandela or rosa parks.hat they tell you is that these are people who are driven by strong sense of purpose. if a person like rosa parks can change the face of racial segregation, then any individual and their own circle can credit difference. what you have to do is encourage it. we have a lot of efforts in place. we work with these foundations. give a lot of people there. it changes the conventional career path. we bring in examples from other companies. there are many others that have shown that, and that gives us courage. alternately, what gives us purpose to do what we do, and it should be true for everybody is that we realize why we do this. ultimately we do this because we belong to a very small percentage of the population. i estimate it to be about 2% that is actually educated. that has a comfortable job. that can do what they want, work in places where they want. they do not have to about their family. that is not true for the other 98%. i always believed that it is our duty to put ourselves to the

you played nelson mandela, which was fantastic. are you going to play james bond? >> you know, i've stopped really talking about james bond because, you know, it really is one of these big, big rumors. i'm definitely complimented by it, now doubt. he's a great, big, iconic character but there's no truth to the rumor, that's all. >> audience: oooh! >> i'm sorry, ladies. i'm trying it make luther into a great cake. >> trevor: let's talk about "luther." it was an epic show that blew up. it was big in the u.k., that's where i first saw it, and then in the u.s. you play complex characters. luther, again, is a good guy but he doesn't do things in the right way. >> yeah. he is a complex character. and i think-- i'm drawn to those type of characters because i'm such a simpleton in real life,un what i mean? there's nothing to me, you know, so i play-- i play complex characters. but i enjoy that guy. i enjoy that role. you know, it's your archtypal detective, tortured detective. i think we pushed the boundaries and made him more a superhero. >> trevor: it is definitely pushi

on nights like this we're reminded of the words of the late nelson mandela, talking to reporters 20-plus years ago. "good and evil are constantly at war.

on nights like this we're reminded of the words of the late nelson mandela, talking to reporters 20-plus years ago. "good and evil are constantly at war. good men and women must choose." thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good m heather: breaking news, the police raids happening right now after a deadly mass shooting. ed: two suspects are dead. heather: another still alive. the armed face-off putting a neighborhood in lockdown. phil: and the danger police are ed: scene of horror.

a big phar mandela a officer tells the truth about why they're going up. another when the cost is too great to save a life. on the website, danger at the tap. a water crisis in flint, michigan, and those who depend on it. drink. >>> here is another way health care can be out of reach for those who need it. americans pay more for prescription drugs than any other nations. there are growing questions why. is it the invisible hands or from more nefarious reasons? >> reporter: this man may be one of the most honest businessmen around >> it is a capitalist society and rules. >> reporter: he is also one of the mowers reviled. the backlash started in september when his former company touring pharmaceuticals raised the price of treatment used by hiv patients from $13.70 to appear astonish ing-- astonishing $750. after waivering on whether or not to drop the face, he said something in an interview with forbes that is worth highlighting because it is true for any ceo of a for-profit country >> no-one wants to say it. my investors expect me to maximise profits. >> re

. >> nelson mandela. >> nina simone. >> and this guy who was here this other day. he was with the urban nutcracker. so it's a potpourri of different individuals from communities of color. people you haven't heard of. >> you know what i want to do. i want to promote this book. let's buy this book. pit would have been great for christmas. it can still be great for three kings day. >> for three kings day, and black history month is coming up as well. we say give a gift of purpose, a gift of purpose is year around. >> and it's portraits of purpose.u.s. when you go to the website that's what you see that beautiful logo. portraits of purpose.u.s. buy your book today. all right that's it for this edition of urban update. but before we sign off. this is the last show of the 2015. as in the past i would like to thank the many great people who work behind the scenes here. so as we roll credit, for byron barnett, or director larry, or boss, joan, and every one else happy new year, we look forward

on nights like this we're reminded of the words of the late nson mandela, talking to reporters 20-plus years ago. "good and evil are constantly at war. good men and women must oose." thank yofor watching abc >>> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> i don't think your family always has to be the person you were born to. >> sandra's secret adoption out in the op meet louis' little sister la. >> a lot of bumps in the road. >> why she chose a foster child, as the stars share their hollywood adoption stories. >> this is a kid all of 3 years old walked into the house and let her parents. >> then courteney cox without her engagement ring. >> they were fighting constantly.

. >> on nights like this we're reminded of the words of the late nelson mandela, talking to reportersus years ago. "good and evil are constantly at war. good men and women must choose." thank you for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow for the latest on the california shooting. as always online at abcnews.com. let us choose well, america. good night. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. from all corners of the country, a family for life. ♪ but whether they served in lands far away or communities close to home, some of these men and women may face difficult times or even crisis.

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like most south africans this man supports the anc, the party of nelson mandela is a political powerhouse feels it has lost its way. >> it stands for the [ inaudible ] of our people, it stands for bettering -- it stands for the youth development. it stands for a better society. >> reporter: in the face of unprecedented protests against the president the anc leadership has voiced its support for zuma, but many say he has been weakened by the fiasco of changing finance ministers as one group described as if they were underwear. the economy ways on this man's mind. he didn't march, because he didn't think it would work. but he is worried he won't get a job. >> ever since he stepped up as president, the economy has fallen on a low. there hasn't been a lot of job creation, and a lot of houses that were promised haven't been built. >> reporter: it's reconciliation day in south africa, it's supposed to foster national unity. the president does have the support of many other south africans, and more significantly, he also enjoys the support of his party's leadership. >>> it has been one year sinc

station around 1:30 this afternoon on mandela parkway.victim died at the hospital, no arrests so far. >>> a half hour earlier three people were hit by gunfire not far from the bay bridge near 880 and west grand avenue. the victims are two women and a teenage boy. all three are in stable condition at the hospital tonight. wh >>> chaos on the las vegas strip tonight, one person was killed and dozens more were hurt when a car plowed into a crowd. rows of ambulances and police cars gathered at the scene near the paris hotel as horrified witness looked on. >> there's a man on the ground next to the curb. a lady was helping her. another person was over, had landed like in the bushes or on the grass, on the sidewalk, but what we were told is some lady jumped the curb and went right through the people. >> it's unclear whether the crash was an accident or unintentional. the driver is in custody undergoing drug and alcohol tests. >>> and tonight at least 91 people are missing after a massive landslide swept through an industrial park in southern ch

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member gunned down last weekend. 17-year-old torian hughes was shot to death sunday afternoon on mandela parkway near the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. police have not released information about a suspect or possible motive. his grandmother is oakland city council president la net gibson. some social media posts she's said the death of her grandson reaffirms her commitment to strengthen gun laws. his death is the city's 83rd homicide this year. >>> is this it? tonight could be the last time the raiders ever play a home game in oakland. they are one of three nfl teams under consideration for a move to southern california. there's a live look at the oakland coliseum. fans have come out in droves tonight hoping to make sure the team knows this is where they belong. nbc bay area joins us from o.co. pete, an emotional night for these fans. >> reporter: a very emotional time especially considering the team is turning the corner with young stars like derek carr, amari cooper and khalil mack to name a few. fans are are starting to head into the stadium right now. one thing is clear, this is the

her 17-year-old grandson was gunned down near 9th street in mandela parkway in west oakland on sunday. there is a $20,000 reward to help find that killer. >>> one of the busiest travel days of the year some people heading to sfo encountered an unexpected delay yesterday. just after noon, "black lives matter" protestors walked on highway 101 and blocked traffic on the connector ramp to the airport. the off-ramp from 101 south to the airport. they held banners saying, justice for mario woods. he is the man san francisco police shot and killed three weeks ago. nine people were arrested. a similar scene on the 405 in l.a. protestors halted traffic as they spray-painted messages on the pavement. it was part of a national coordinated protest. >>> the oldest cab company in san francisco is replacing meters with cloud technology. that allows passengers to hail a can and split fares with a smartphone. >>> 4:57 on this christmas eve. a hate crime shooting at a san leandro nightclub. what led up to it? coming up. >> we are live at o.co with the raiders actively making plans to try to move to l.a

sunday afternoon her grandson was shot dead in the heart of her own council district on busy mandelaarkway near the west oakland bart station. he was 17. >> i know this happened during the day. this same night, i heard gunshots. >> reporter: a man who didn't want his face on tv because he feared trouble says such sounds are common. >> it goes on. you know? it's like -- it's like nonstop. so i don't know what to say. >> reporter: torion was in an independent study program. police have no motive. two men apparently came up to him as he walked with a friend. they shot him dead and ran. they have not been caught. the council president said on her facebook page, none of us is immune. his death only strengthens my resolve for eradicating gun violence in our city. a memorial is planned for here later tonight. the first of what no doubt will be many over the years now that christmas week has become a horrible anniversary. in west oakland, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 helped expose a bay area county overcharging people on property taxes. >> how the county is making it right next on kpix 5

of an oakland councilwoman got shot and was killed. 17-year-old torian lost his life near 9th and mandela parkway. he's the grandson of mcelaney. there's a $20,000 reward to help find the killer. there's a vigil planned for tomorrow night in west oakland. >>> tonight kpix 5's joe vazquez shows us warriors star steph curry is the new face in the movement to end gun violence. >> reporter: the best shooter in the nba is now asking america to guard against gun violence. >> i heard about a shooting involving a 3-year-old girl over the summer. my daughter riley is that age. >> reporter: stephen curry joins us basketball superstars in a series of public service announcements to begin airing christmas day. the ads also feature families who have endured the horror of gun violence. >> we're americans. we don't have to live like this. >> growing up where i grew up, i've lost friends. i've lost people super close to my family and i think it's a great thing that the nba is doing. >> reporter: the ads featuring nba players specifically focus on gun violence but never mention gun control. still the ads

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