more a comfortable start to a new life. many more in need of safety and security are likely to make this journey despite all of the gaza's problems. it may be their best hope. phil la very well, al jazeera, gaza. >>> still ahead, have arsenal been able to break further away as the top of the english premier league? they'll let us know in sports.

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he says those adjusting to their new life in their communities need support. the operator of fukushima daiichi, tokyo electric power company, and other firms that run plants will be able to finance the assistance. the government plans to raise the limit of its interest-free loans to tepco to make sure residents get paid. >>> the fukushima accident spurred municipalities near nuclear plants to work on evacuation plans, but 60% say they have yet to draw something up. officials say 82 of the 135 municipalities had still not finished compiling evacuation plans as of the beginning of this month. many municipalities are finding difficulties to evacuate people outside their boundaries and are still unsure how to move elderly people from hospitals and care facilities to safer places. >>> fighting between rival military groups is spreading in the world's newest nation, south sudan. it started last sunday between supporters of the country's president and former vice president. united nations officials say at least 500 people have been killed, and tens of thousands more

[ambient crying and laughter] >> in antioch, a benevolence program gives new life to the cars and new life to people who receive them. >> mike rose known as being a generous guy. with his employees for instance. next year he'll take them them cruise. and not only because they can plan on gaining weight but because of a center piece you can see here. still covered and his steerus i >> i know i'm going to get one. >> i cryed and screamed. >> when arriving they had no wheels, just hardships. susan is a single mother. >> i've been borrowing cars. >> not anymore. she's now the proud owner of a 2010 honda accord. >> oh, my god, thank you so much. >> and and eastbound one a toyota. both were wrecks, insurance companies donated them, technicians gave time. cars look new again. >> it's a great feeling. nice to be able to help out. >> it began with a car. >> do you know what you're going to get? >> no. we figured we'd give a car away. >> who would have thought they'd have given away 44 cars? changing lives of many people. >> so thankful, very thanks for joining us. >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins r

i'm using it to move and start a new life. i'm going to miss the four of us. tim and my kids. laughing together. saying silly things and laughing. >> they began the transition to their new life. >> did you sell everything while i was gone? >> yes. >> holding a garage sale to sell off the last remaineders of better days. >> it is very sad. very, very sad. my dining room table over here, i have had this for as long as we lived here. it is hard to get rid of it. i moon, i know it is just a table but just kind of -- it hurts. >> soon it was moving day. as they packed the final boxes -- >> i remember that. >> do you? >> they were flooded with memories. >> that's me on my motorcycle before my accident. >> we had been here 14 years and we loved our home. one of the best communities. our home is a beautiful, wonderful home. it is just time to let go. we are going to take our memories with us. that's the most important thing. >> picture of my two boys last year. i will keep that on my desk, close to my heart. >> it actually hurts my heart to see how cute my kids were and now they are b

in other words, this historic building has received a new life and it proudly takes it's police radios with the jackson's r. browning an, an effort to revitalize san francisco market street corridor. this historic renovation goes well beyond the improvement. it is an innovator across the nation. the people who are categorize enough to think they can change the world can. this quote is from steve jobs and it opens his biography. jobs profoundly changes tending starting with the other person communication what the ipad. his flip was in the technology of the humanity. he believed that simplicity and extraordinary customer he experience could go together. apple neat to control the elements of supply chance and as a cult they had to own the experience. when i read this book it resonated with me on so many levels. it's not because i owned one of the making tarnish i swear it's still out there operational. and in standing for the record university he encouraged the audience of graduates to follow their heart. i hit the campaign trail to elect a president that would make energy a national impe

we are happy with their new life. >> the situation is very comfortable here. the neighborhood is very nice. >> the eldest daughter is nigh promising young businesswoman. she sells cars and in her spare time, teddy's english at university. the tsunami is now a distant memory. survived, but all their belongings are washed away. >> it is too difficult in life. we slept on the floor. when i go from my house -- >> she is determined to work hard and keep improving her life. she has a well played job. she sells japanese cars. bonus.rned a hefty >> i think it will be a modern city like jakarta and it will continue to have good economic grace. for myself, i work here so i can change my life and make it better. >> it is developing fast, but some of them left on the sidelines, still struggling to move on after the synonymy. these fishermen are rare survivors. the ground zero of the disaster. completelys flattened and much of it remains underwater. they lost everything that day. he survived because he was far from the shore. felt the shaking, but we did not know about the

on our penultimate is susan burton, founder and executive director of a new way of life reentry project. she is a formerly incarcerated person herself who after many years in and out and with a clear understanding of the challenges of incarceration, started a new way of life. she has been recognized for her successes and her continuing activism including being nominated as a cnn top 10 hero and a community crusader and receiving the citizens activist inrd from harvard university 2010, also being a justice fellow and a women's policy institute fellow and a community fellow for the california wellness foundation. heywoodh us is deion who is one of my favorite people. i am always looking for a reason to have her at the table. she is the executive director of women with a vision, a new orleans-based organization founded in 1991. she is one of my favorite people mostly because of her no- nonsense approach to these fundamental questions. women with a vision does not take on the easy questions when it comes to incarceration. in 2009, she oversaw the launch of the note justice project. n-o.al t

up in the air with a brand new ticket to a brand new life. nightly news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >>> good evening. i'm in for brian tonight. it's been a tough day for more than 200,000 people still in the dark and cold, waiting for the power to come back on, days after a big ice storm. other families were left upset and empty handed after a backup for ups and fed ex meant some presents did not make it for christmas. we start off outside 30 rock here if new york. good evening. >> reporter: for folks who waited until today to travel for the holiday, it's been mostly smooth sailing. but in michigan and elsewhere, the weather is adding to the headache some people are feeling. near grand rapids, michigan, weather made for treacherous driving again today. crews there and in maine spent christmas in the bitter cold, trying to restore power to families left in the dark by a weekend snow and ice storm. >> it's very rewarding to be here and help people out. >> reporter: a

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boaz johnson. >> they were excited about them being pregnant and starting this new adventure and new lifeeporter: but her fairy tale has taken a new turn. and has now become a mystery. she was found earlier this year strangled. her body dumped in the ocean and no sign of johnson. >> we're definitely concerned that he was also murdered alongside brittany. it's very possible. her body showed up and his didn't. >> reporter: police say they suspect johnson in her brutal murder, but he has seemingly vanished. a seven-month-long search has them no closer to finding their suspect. >> it just seems all too easy to blame someone who's not here, may not even be alive to defend himself. >> reporter: an affidavit said that he may have used a false name to stay at a hostel two weeks. he used the name of jeffrey allen and he abandoned the room suddenly. >> one of the things that has been very perplexing is that there has been so many twists and turns to this story. >> reporter: both families say they don't know what to believe, and according to brittany's mother, hawaiian police have been sharing littl

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his new life goal, to survive. >> i am probably the personification of that old -- you remember fromomething? >> morton was trying to prove he didn't beat his wife christine to death on august 13, 1986. there was no evidence placing him at the crime scene and no murder weapon. his 3-year-old son who witnessed the murder even told police daddy didn't do it, but that statement and other details excluding morton didn't come out until years later while he remained locked up. how rough was it inside? >> i never liked it, but i got used to it. >> how long did it take you? >> probably 14 or 15 years. >> 14 or 15 years. >> to get where i was used to it. >> are the first years the hardest? >> the first years are hard just because it's a shock and it's new and it's constant adjustment, constant recalibration. >> morton says life behind bars began to take away his sense of self. what he missed most was his son eric who was growing up without him. >> what did your son mean to you, not just as a son. he had to represent things to you or ideas over the course of this journey. >> yeah. my son for m

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it's like a new life. a whole different world. >> aurelio ramirez is an example of how states may be able to reduce rising health care costs for the homeless, by showing them how to live healthy in their own place. >> hot for purchase. the city of denver issued marijuana retail licences. a city spokeswoman said 10 stores are set to open january 1st. making denver one of 26 colorado towns and cities to make the transition from medical dispense ris. 346 licences have been approved. and colorado voters approved the sale of marijuana for recreational use in november last year. >> getting ready for new year's. workers have put the touches on a crystal ball that put the final touches in times square. they gave the ball trademark shimmers. one panel is special, a single rose dreamt up by 12-year-old former cancer patient. i'm morgan radford, thank you for joining us. as always you can see us on aljazeera.com. see you again at 4am. >> you're in the stream. what does it mean, modern day masculinity. lisa fletcher i

. >> 70 people are dying and they are labeled as suicide anyway and this new life every five days a personbecause of this or somebody is killing them. >> reporter: soldier rights plats form published its report on the suicide problem last year, that forced defense ministry to announce over the past decade there have been 965 deaths as suicide and 605 soldiers were killed in combat and the military said family and drug addiction are behind the suicides and he said that is a diversion. >> this is to explain what this is, it's a system where you learn how to be humiliate. >> reporter: the death was classified by the military as a suicide but he was found to have two bullets in his head. his family too are fighting for an inquiry. it doesn't help the families but when the deaths of their young sons are investigated it has to be in the military civilian ones and they want it change but the turkish government moves so slow. the relatives are calling for transparency from the military and respect for their son's human rights and anita with al jazeera istambul. >> reporter: rescue workers in kenya

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i did bank 720 gold pieces to help me start a new life in the real world. [ laughter ] >> jon: really? >> yeah, so i didn't waste my time at all, right. >> jon: you've done very well gray [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. now, with the recent passing of nelson mandela came an outpouring of praise from political leaders, some from the expected qualiter. secretary of state john kerry and british prime minister david cameron playing tribute. >> hillary clinton called mandela a champion for justice. harry reid writes in a way man dell yafs both the george washington and abraham lincoln of his country. >> jon: we have to make him into a white guy somehow? is that it? how would people understand the references? he's like george george except not at all. the former south african president got props from less expected figures. >> newt gingrich called mandela one of greatest leaders of the lifetime. >> jon: ted cruz released a heart felt statement would be news whether mandela died or in the. [ laughter ] it's not news that people are rushing to praise man dwreal but what is news is

for those like this man, this is not a happy end, but a comfortable start to a new life. many in need of safety and security are likely to make the journey, and despite gaza's problems, it may be their best hope. >> iran's president swapped his traditional clothing for a baseball cap and track suit. in photograph on his website he is hiking with friends. they are trying to prevent a friendlier image of the islamic republic and engage with western countries. there's the front page of the aljazeera.com if you want to take a look in more

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. >>> now to a murder mystery in paradise involving a young couple looking to start a new life in hawaiiere just months away from having their first child, then she was strangled, and he disappeared. abc's linzie janis has more on this story. good morning. >> good morning, dan. this couple was living on a campsite in a remote town on the coast of hawaii's big island. police have been trying to solve the crime and disappearance for months and still nothing. this morning, two families searching for answers. loved ones speaking out on the mysterious death of 25-year-old brittany royal and the disappearance of her boyfriend, 22-year-old boaz johnson. >> they were excited about them being pregnant and kind of starting this new adventure and new life. >> reporter: but her fairy tale took a tragic turn and has now become a chilling mystery. royal was found in may of this year strangled, her body dumped in the ocean and no sign of johnson. >> we're definitely concerned that he was also murdered alongside brittany. it's very possible. her body showed up and his didn't. >> reporter: police say the

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. >> giving new life to some of detroit's forgotten homes. how local entrepreneurs are finding guilty. >> counter and former presidents and their families celebrate a very wello leader. >> more than 20% of the homes in detroit are vacant. one of the bankrupt city's main goals is to tear them down. as david hawkins reports, local entrepreneurs have something else in mind. where some people see trash, others see treasure. or in the case of these abandoned houses a lumber yard. >> the lumber that we get out of these old houses is commercially available. it's beautiful stuff. >> chris found the valuable wood. >> when i went into one of these houses i thought we had to do something, we had to start saving it. >> it costs about $9,000 to demolish a house. many had been stripped by scavengers. most abandoned houses contain $10,000 worth of lumber, flooring, 2 by 4s, and plywood. entrepreneurs want to reclaim that wood and recycle it. >> we are doing what we can to show people the inherent beauty and opportunity in the wood. >> james designs and sell

he built a house in the city of iraqi east as some people or adjusting to life in their new communities need support the twenty fourth season begin. i think that the cure is very important one officials have been considered a call to pull up on the financial compensation mentos forgot that that is more important. the operator of a cushion of the nietzsche took electric power company and other firms that run nuclear plants will continue to finance the assistance the government plans to raise the limit of its interest free loans to tesco to buy eighty seven billion dollars to make her residence get paid. the patricia max been spurred municipalities near nuclear plants to work on evacuatn plans. but sixty percent of local governments within thirty km of the facilities say they have yet to draw something up officials say eighty two of the one under thirty five municipalities had still not finished compiling evacuation plans as of the beginning of this month. many municipalities are having difficulties finding places to victory people outside their boundaries. they're also still unsure about

new frontier in "a mail." >>> maybe it's crazy maybe in a few years we won't be able to imagine life without it. martin joins us with the new frontier in air mail. >> a lot of things we have these days that we see -- how did we live without that? >> reporter: i don't think it's a coincidence that amazon's drone story broke the day before cyber monday. if it comes to be that amazon starts delivering packages with unmanned drones it's going to be a game changer? >> from the battlefield to the farm field, to your neighborhood park, it was only a matter of time before the drone became part of your shopping experience. >> these are octo coptors it drones that they can't be used as delivery vehicles. >> reporter: amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos imagines your order rolling off the line and on to a drone before soaring through the sky and landing on your doorstep a five pound package delivered in about half hour. >> it won't work for everything. you know, we're not going to deliver kayaks and table saws this way. these are electric motors so this is all-electric. it's very green. it's better than drivi

james new life. this is what levitt did for mcarthur park in los angeles. >> two san francisco state students on a plane now heading to washington, d.c. to get an award for a video game idea. at their young age, the 20-year-old and 22-year-old are already veteran video game designers made this zombie killing game the next venture is founders quest. this teachers players how to start a business it's a textbook inside of a video game. they hoech kit change lives. >> inspire children to build their own businesses because later on we want to change the economy. even out distribution between low, middle and high income. >> when >> if you ever played sims it works the same way. idea won as vad vido game award of the year. >> forget right brain left brin thinking. researchers at university of pennsylvania yoused brain imaging to show how brain cells are connected. this is a male brain. compare that to women. panning down here, they're more concentrated. researchers say this shows women are hard wired for th

narrator: today on lucky dog, brandon rescues daisy, a poodle terrier mix who's eager to spring into a new life. brandon: who, she is a jumper! narrator: waiting to adopt her is a loving family on the verge of their own new beginning. daisy has everything they want in a dog, but there's a problem. brandon: if i can't solve daisy's barking problem, this won't be a good match. i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose, a family, and a place to

life support. >> our attorneys filed a new complaint in federal court filing an order and injunction. we also suggested that the judge file a temporary restraining order and our attorneys are filing an appeal. >> a court appointed neurologist confirms the hospital's conclusion. >> unfortunately the medical condition of jahi mcmath - she meets the criteria for brain dead. >> medically brain dead is different to a coma. a patient in a coma has neural activity in the brain. with brain death there's no neurological signals. the mcmath family says they have seen movement, signs of life from the girl. the hospital maintains its position. >> in similar cases where patients are deceased or brain dead, there's an effect known as the lazar ath reflex or effect. it is common in the deceased for their muscles to move. it is not unusual or shocking, nor is it a sign of life in the body of jahi mcmath. >> the attorney representing mcmath says it's not about whether jahi mcmath is dead or alive, but about basic civil liberties. >> it's about choice, em-powerment and the rights of people. >> the fund

it could breathe new life into the struggling carmaker. the electric car will take off in china.the question is when it will take place. we are ready. renault and nissan both have electric cars that are ready to be made for china. >> he coming the first eurozone country to exit, a country made massive cuts after taking billions from the troika of international lenders, but despite their debts, the irish economy is growing again. in search of ireland's recovery. >> after five years of austerity, things are looking brighter in dublin. the economy is growing, and unemployment is going down. in the capital, at least, there are reasons to be cheerful. to the home not only likes of google and facebook, but also for some tech startups. foreign companies were creating many jobs last year, and the technology sector is booming, in particular. there is one company that has online survey tools for businesses and companies. create 150lans to jobs over the next two years. >> great in ireland. educated and very, very keen to build their careers, and there are people that they want to hire and h