nelson villavicenzio and his wife were just outside while the murder occurred.y stopped in to say hello to sarah, they, too, might have been victims. in october of 2006, kosoul was convicted of capital murder, and sentenced to death. >> people will kill for the most trivial of reasons. reasons that no rational person would ever imagine. >> what the science did in this case is it made that defense attorney get up in his opening sentence and say my client was guilty and this was a robbery gone bad. he would not have said that if we hadn't had the physical evidence we had in this case. >> this case turned out to be the perfect marriage of good police work, excellent science, and prosecutorial expertise. it was the perfect blend of all three of those things coming together, to where we got the case from the day sarah was murdered until he was convicted and sentenced. and sentenced. >> up next, a wealthy businessman is killed by an intruder. >> there's blood everywhere. >> can you tell where he was shot? >> no. >> investigators find a wide-ranging conspiracy. >> the

i believe you are there, senator nelson. senator nelson. thatarted with a promise it would be self-sufficient at the end of the year. we generated $1 million in profit at the end of the year. becoming a fellow in 2010 has helped me tremendously. they have given recognition to what i did and he given a lot of people that have helped us in that's -- investor debts, budgets, how to raise money. i have learned more about electronic records and blogging and facebook than i ever want to do. always hitching up with my kids. i wanted to recognize score and sta. they have contributed a lot of knowledge and money to my initiative. most fellow interpreters are not as lucky as i have been and they need capital and they do need connections and they do need someone to open doors for them. discrimination israel and is a real -- discrimination is and is a major factor. we do not have any models that encompass old people. we think of an innovator as someone young who develops an idea in their garage. the real entrepreneurs today look like me. we need some h

nelson. he gives his thoughts on the shocking scenes from the streets of oakland. this youtube video we showed you on tuesday night, seems to show an atmosphere of lawlessness and reckless disregard for safety on the streets of oakland. this has been going on forit's a scene that doesn't surprise seargant jd nelson with the alameda county sheriff'sthe powers that be have depleted the oakland police department so this is the kind of activity you're going to get when you allow that to happen. in one sequence, a sheriff's deputy's cruiser is kicked and yelled at. as the car pulls away, the crowd cheers and throws bottles at the deputy. there's no evidence in the video that law enforcement made any further efforts to stop this sideshow. nelson says he doesn't know when this specific incident occurred or whether or not re- enforcement's where eventually called in. i think he probably aired on the side of caution realizing that he is by himself and he had a large crowd. maybe he went around the corner and maybe he did come back that's not clearly shown in the video. nels

. >> for the next 15 years, the case haunted prosecutor jack nelson.elvin snyder personally. and something just didn't add up. a .25-caliber shell casing was discovered in melvin's barn, and ron harshman purchased a .25-caliber handgun just a few weeks before melvin disappeared. but ron was never able to produce the weapon, saying it had been misplaced. >> there was a lot of information there, but nothing new was coming in to give you the opportunity to do anything more with it. >> nelson pored over the case file and discovered an interesting notation. ron harshman admitted test firing his new .25-caliber pistol in his backyard just after buying it. that gave nelson an idea. >> what about going out there and seeing if we can find a shell casing and then compare that to the one in the barn. >> when mr. nelson originally told me that and i just kind of gave him a look, this was 15 years to try to find a shell casing in grass, and we are not sure of the exact area. but in this case, being the fact that it's murder, i'm willing to try any idea and it was w

nelson mandela lived here. desmond tutu.and bred in soweto, it 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 we

and again, our chairman, senator bill nelson from florida will be joining us shortly. our nation's heritage is the land of opportunity, owes much to the hard work, energy, and optimism of those who take the risk to start up businesses of their own. through their success they help to create a better life for themselves, and to create jobs for others. the role played by america's small businesses and creating jobs and opportunities is well known, but the role played by america's seniors may come as a surprise. individuals between the age of 55-64 make up the largest percentage of new business owners in the united states, and moreover, this has been true for decades even at the height of the do tcom boom. twice as many of new business were founded by those over age 50 than by those under age 25. most seniors don't want to spend their retirement just on leisure. and many simply need to earn extra money to help make ends meet. seniors often have advantages that make them excellent entrepreneurs, such as their life experience and real world education, and the networks that t

host: here is nelson schwartz, go ahead.t: on the second point, i do not think that is the issue of why people can't find jobs. i think one major issue is sort of the long-term unemployed, people who have been unemployed for more than six months. i talked to employers about this and when they get a resume of someone who has got a big gap, a big hole in that resume and has not been working, that resume goes to the bottom of the pile. as lessjust seen desirable, your skills are you wrote it. i do not think you can blame those people who have been out of work for so long for that. is sort of the legacy of this huge recession that we had, and job losses. in terms of people saving and in terms of the stock market and cd rates, i do not know what the stock market is going to do next. if i did, i would be on a caribbean island, not here in new york. that said, i think cd rates are going to stay low for a least a couple of years because the federal reserve has said short- term rates are going to stay low probably through 2016 or may

nelson peltz is stepping up his bid to split the company in two.d yacktman owns 32% of that company. he is the president of yacktman asset management with $30 billion in assets under management, live in austin, texas, for us today. it's a cnbc exclusive. welcome back, good to welcome you to the "halftime" show again. >> thanks, good to be on. >> mentioned pepsi is your biggest holding. whose side are you on? >> the side of the shareholder. i'm still open to views. and -- but i'm yet to be convinced that nelson peltz' ideas are in the best interest for a long-term shareholder. >> so are you saying at least to this point that if you had to place your vote, it would be with pepsi and not nelson peltz? >> if i had to, i would probably fall in that category, yes. >> have you met or spoken with mr. peltz? >> no, but we will have an opportunity down the road to and certainly listen to him and what he has to say. i just see some apples and oranges kind of mixed together here in the arguments that are being made by him. and i'd like to have some clarificati

these people say the party of nelson mandela is failing them. but without an option the anc is ensured victory. the anc described the party as renter black. feeling that first black presidential candidates feel that the color of someone's skin still matters. >> to be an active citizens -- >> rampilla is a former world bank chief and a doctor. she says the merger fell apart because she didn't want to become a da member. >> i saw an opportunity for a break through of identity-based politics and leaders are there to take risky decisions. that's what i did. and when you do, you win some, and you lose some. but it doesn't make it wrong to have taken the decision of a leader. >> the anc's main option may be in disarray but the party's biggest challenges remain. reduce poverty and create jobs for the many who are out of work and vote for change at the ballot box. tanya page, al jazeer al al jaz, johannesburg. >> some of the findings of the eu's first report on corruption. not enough to stop it. kim vernell explains. >> explaining that there are no corr

south 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

been that senator nelson will be joining us shortly. with the land of opportunity owes much to the hard work energy and optimism to take the risk to start up businesses of their own. through their success they helped to create a better life for themselves and to create jobs for others. the role played by american small business to create jobs to opportunity is well known but the role played by america's seniors may come in between the ages of 55 in 64 will do business odors even at the height of the dot com boom. by those over age 50 and under 25. most seniors don't want to spend retirement on leisure and many simply need to earn extra money to help make ends meet. seniors often haven't vintages that make them excellent to watch prisoners such as life experience in real world education and the networks to maintain throughout their careers. looking at my home state of made to illustrate. bruce spread -- spent his career in the catalog business been advertising richer for the of bank. as a hobby he also created high quality custom-made kn

times" to get jack nelson fired.ed at that but he succeeded in some ways for for instance by their being somebody inside the office who looked at his mail to make sure he never got the mail. >> two questions. bette how long was it between the time that you received the files and your first . >> i receive the files at 10:00 in the morning and by 10:00 that night -- they were in and the next day. [applause] that was not a simple thing though. she did not want to publish. it was the first time that journalists had ever received secret government files from someone outside the government who had stolen them in contrast to an inside whistleblower so that raised ethical and legal questions and the inside counsel also opposed publication but to editors strongly pushed for publication and she changed her mind. this was also the first time the nixon administration had pressed her to not publish his story. she had much practice without later on as you know. >> the second question is for the group. were there any files still ou

mitch mcconnell is no nelson rockefeller.ty has moved far to the right and i think that is in response to the president. there is a sense that there needs to be a passionate counter attack, but you need the votes for that. >> obviously one goal here, to take back the senate. is the goal of some of these groups really not that, it's take out the leadership first and then if you stay in the minority, so what because then at least we'll be in charge and we can frame the arguments? >> i think it's more disturbing than that. their actions that they are taking are potentially undercutting the best republican chances they have at taking over the is that the. so for instance down in kentucky, mitch mcconnell, the primary by running against him, he won't beat mitch mcconnell. he's very far behind in the polls. but these sort of ads are really roughing mcconnell up in the state and he could have a very difficult time running against the democratic competitor in the general. >> are there any of these races that the challengers are likel

the strongest one of those was jack nelson.as been discovered later since then is at that that time, hoover had a very active campaign doing inside "the l.a. times" to get checked elsen fired. he filled out, but he succeeded in some ways by there being somebody inside the office to look at his mail and made sure he never got the mail. >> two questions. eddie, how long was it between the time you received the files in your first tory? >> i received files at 10:00 in the morning and by 10:00 at night katharine graham had decided to publish and they were in the next day's paper. [applause] that was not a simple thing though. she did not want to publish. it was the first time that a journalist editors the secret government files from someone out that the government in contrast to an inside whistleblower. so that reset the political questions in the insight count also opposed publication. the two editors commend ben bradley strongly pushed for publication and changed her mind. this is also the first time the nixon administration had

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

technology 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. >> pr

at the seafood in new york, claiming the life of manager steven nelson. the 55 year old was found in the basement and later died at an area hospital. >> roger berkowitz is the president & c.e.o. of legal seafoods. >> really good guy. he just, he sort of epitomized, you know, sort of the family spirit that we have. >> berkowitz says the assistant general manager megan smith was looking for nelson when she succumbs to the carbon monoxide, falling and hitting her head it was that fall firefighters responded to. and only suspected carbon monoxide after many of them found themselves getting nauseous and dizzy. the restaurant wasn't required to have a carbon monoxide detector and there wasn't one installed. across the country 25 states require carbon monoxide detectors in residential buildings. only connecticut and maryland require them in schools. rhode island and texas require them in day care centers. and about half a dozen other states require detectors in hotels, motels and lodges. >> this is a terrible wake-up call to have. but you know, maybe it's an opp

a representative of the families unexpired portion of a 31, 2105.vacant seat 9, succeeding victor nelsonterm expired, must be a sro tenant ending december 31, 2015.1/3/14; received and assigned to the rules committee. the clerk: sf 51234 >>supervisor norman yee: okay. now we'll hear from the applicansted. first person is dan jordan. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is dan jordan, a resident here in an sro hotel in san francis and i work as a collaborativ peer counselor. in my position we work with people in these hotels on a daily ba help them solve their if it means to call in city agencies to do so. liketment of building inspection, department of public health adult protection services and the likes. have to go to their hotels and and t to solve the problem there. usually we can get letter or making a phone call. sometimes we have to work with these people four or five weeks at a time to this is a situation i you help me come up with a solution. we always try to get the solution. there have been numerous times that i have as well to come up with solution to solved. i think i woul

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. 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

kron 4 asked alameda county sheriff spokesman j-d nelson about that.on the side of caution realizing that he is by himself and he had a large crowd. maybe he went around the corner and maybe he did come back that's not clearly shown in the video. sergeant nelson says law enforcement is spread thin throughout oakland, and back up isn't always immediately available. the sheriff's office also has contracts with a-c transit to keep buses moving. it's possible this deputy was there for that purpose. this story is by far the post popular one on our website. if you'd like join the hundreds of people who've been checking it out just go to kron-4 dot com. you can watch the whole thing. and leave a comment. comcast. the largest cable providing in amerca. announces a deal to buy the second largest cable company. time warner. for more than 45 billion dollars. the deal would give comcast new york and los angeles. the two biggest tv markets, which are dominated by time warner. the deal is set to be formally announced later this morning. comcast has 22 million subscr

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 chos

nelson and we don't want to make conclusions about guilt or innocence in this particular case but help us understand. this is rape in a way that we don't think of it perhaps. the kinds of allegations we are talking about is something different than someone in the dark of the night for example pursuing a victim. >> well, sure, yes. there is a spectrum when it comes to sexual assault or inner personal violence of different offenders from as you mentioned the stranger rapist that is hiding in the dark as opposed to someone who may be an acquaintance of the victims. but the one thing they all have in common, every sexual assault offender, the thread that holds them together is a wreckless disregard for the feelings and the person hood of the victim. >> reporter: we talk a lot about rape being an act of violence, not necessarily about sex itself. so when you talk about the use of drugs and something like this, this is about control. >> you're absolutely right. one of the most common miss conceptions that we try to combat is that rape or sexual assault has a sexual connotation in the classic

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

nelson. >> look at bruno mars. >> willie nelson for a halftime show.mars right here? >> no, that's the chili peppers. >> where's bruno mars? >> why, what are you going to call him? >> he's a great star. >> i never heard of the guy before. how can i give him credit? i don't know if he's good or not, and i don't care. my earpiece popped out. that happens a lot. >> are they waiting for us outside? we have something special for you. >> i'm taking this off. >> who was -- any favorites, halftime? >> u2 after 9/11. beautiful day was actually a moving experience. most of the other -- i think when they got away from marching bags, it was over for me. there was something low-key about having bands there. then when pop culture, again, it infects everything else. it ticks me off. it's a game. enjoy the game. >> what about you? >> i do love a marching band, and they're so good. extremely talented and there could be a contest and the best marching band for the school. >> the guy who has to run out front kicking his feet up. i thought janet jackson was my favorite. >

c-span: your brothers, nelson and carson, what do they do? [laughter] >> guest: they're writers. tear twins. themson edits -- nelson edits an english-language magazine in taiwan. they both moved to taiwan. nelson married a girl who's from taiwan, and then carson -- well, because they're twinses, twins have a, i think, a special bond, he moved over there too. can so that leaves me, to my shock, the only member of my immediate family residing in the united states. that's -- i'm amazed that my brothers did this, because my brothers were born in detroit, you know? they lived their entire lives here. for them to make this transition, it's not one that i envy. i would not headache a transition. -- make that transition. c-span: you went to university of michigan law school? >> guest: that's right. c-span: any other schooling before you got to harvard where you teach? >> i practiced law in san francisco for a few years, just long enough so i know what i'm talking about in the classroom. c-span: and next year where are you going to be teaching? >> guest: i'm going to go back to the law sc

south africa to meet israel's and corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader nelson and. and. i did not spell out my predicted to be with us here in our keywords eighty five the sochi winter olympics that just wrapped up we join our sochi studio where they are broadcasting live. kevin cohen joining us with all the latest. i have not yet midnight it to a liveable day it is kevin on his mat said the aachen to be special coverage in the second between ten and became one of my testing for russia. millions of fans to be just above elliott's might towards the home team take both gold and silver medals in the pairs figure skating final event very close too close to the hearts of many russians paul scott was born to the competition. this cuts out when handful of you more those of us old enough not to be the tankers through the highlights of it. well there was the pure emotion inside the ice but stating palaces russia continued their dominance of the figure skating. walden european champions chelsea on of loses often lacks in front off broke down amid a standing ovation at th

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 l

africa 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

south 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

the 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 med

africa 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 ev

. >> nelson did you find businesses that cater to the middle class hoping to expand? >> i mean actually not really. i would just add you know, if the uj employment rate does drop enough then you will start seeing some income gangs. but know as mark said niece are funnel trends. what i found the most interesting thing when the topic of inequalities comes up, about whether it peefn exists -- even exists, this is something they will have to deal with whether they like it or not. >> mark zandy, nelson schwartz, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> let's check with hermella. >> one of the things americans might struggle with is their name. started by talking to immigrants do, with an h. he changed his flame not northern ohio gmc dealers the name to john doe. >> emily is half caucasian and half chinese. she married a smith but wanted to keep her unique name. >> i think i'm losing that japanese side of me, identity if i take on if name smith. >> cecilia gentile was born as, my name really started not suiting me that well. >> what's in your name. go to our website, amer

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

south 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 o

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south 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 th

africa 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 fre

he died in december at the age of 95, but nelson mandela took a major step on his long walk to freedomwhen 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

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

. >>> 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

nelson.ly we don't want to make any conclusions about guilt or innocence, but this is rape in a way that we don't think of it, perhaps, the kind of allegations that we're talking about is something different than someone in the dark of the night, for example, pursuing a victim. >> well, sure, yes. there is a spectrum when it comes to sexual assault or interpersonal violence of different types of februariers. the stranger rapist that is hiding in the dark, as opposed to someone who may be an equatance of the victims, but the one thing they all have in common, every sexual assault offender, the thread that holds them together is a reckless disregard for the feelings and the personhood of the victim. >> we talk a lot about rape being an act of violence, not necessarily about sex itself. so -- >> that's right. >> -- so when you talk about the use of drugs, this is about control? >> you are absolutely right. one of the most common misconceptions is that rape or sexual assault has a sexual connotat