a group called him the cubans common who had betrayed the country and the people. a cold fall absolute loyalty to lead us to him. eye. the ball he'll fall the south african president potential mahmoud ahmad has a ride in his hometown a state funeral. he died in december the fifth at the age of ninety five bundle out was the lead of the empty out the faith movement in south africa and a nobel peace laureate the ruling african national congress party held the fail whale chavez points to a multi talents of may in the capital pretoria president of jacob's new mouse and among them was like a long flight to seoul to battle against poverty and unemployment continues to be called on the to help resolve the inequalities have consistent throughout the country. cold air i was carried from dallas call things right in the national lines. when a tree house now and then flew off into the eastern cape location of his hometown. dallas coffin was then transported by colm going to scan the village of crude. people lined the streets to pay last respects to the national hero the funeral on sunday will be the last in a series

to our lord, it shows his humanity. >> don't you think -- we have to take a break, but i really think it was generous of him to let us know him through his brother. >> yes. wasn't that wonderful? >> those personal moments and all those things. we have to take a break. great priest and friend of the pope. we are coming back. >>> we're back on mosaic. here with a jesuit who studied under and continues to note pope benedict the 16th, who was in the news always. but especially now because the very 28th will be the final day of his pontificate. he will be going into retirement. he will still be alive. who will do his exit interview? >> it is interesting. there have been, as you know, some resignations in the past. but none for this reason. none because of frailty and old age. first time it is happen. i think it is an act of humility. you can never cease being a father. the holy father. he is the server of the church as well. he realizes that the papacy has so many requirements. and he can't serve the church properly and adequately with failing health. he is not a robust%. he is always been healthy, but not strong. >> and

. >> as told to sean johnson, joining us. nelson mandela asked him to set up the nelson mandela rhodes focus and he's been a director for the last 10 years. you knew nelson mandela 23 years, coinciding with the moment he came out of prison. tell us the story of your first meeting. >> yes, thank you very much for letting me share my memories. everyone is finding it kath arctic. everyone is talking on the radios there. mine is that i was working with colleagues on a small antiapartheid newspaper called the weekly male. it was smuggled on to robin island and into the prison where the a.n.c. leadership were reading it. when he came out of prison a message came to me and my colleague at the "weekly mail", that he wanted us to interview him - every journalist's dream, especially a young and shallow one like myself. we did so. he expressed surprise the newspaper he was taking so seriously was run by children, but the relationship developed from there. i was a political writer, political editor and editor of the various newspapers, and i enjoyed an incredibl

we're very used to him defending his territory. that's what he was doing. and get out of the way. in this particular case, young billy is the one he took the mower from, the mower got between him and the croc, thankfully it was the mower instead of billy. >> from a crocodile who bares his teeth to a man who bares, well, everything. a guy walks into a walmart waring nothing but this blurred circle. security cameras inside the store catch what looks like his plan to cover up but he's not too modest. the only thing he steals is a pair of socks to cover his feet. february 2012, exton, pennsylvania, it's looking like another uneventful day at walmart until a man standing in the middle of the parking lot begins to remove his clothing. he first strips off his jacket and then his sweater followed by his t-shirt, pants, shoes, underwear, and finally his socks. he calmly walks through the parking lot and enters the store. once inside, police say security cameras showed the man at the customer service desk where he picks up a pair of socks from the counter and puts th

to have you with us. i know you were close to nelson mandela, can you describe what the loss of him means to you. >> well, a great leader who enabled us to come from being a movement that was antiapartheid to a government, and he was a great example because he worked so hard that when you worked under him you had no choice but to emulate his example. >> you were the first woman to hold position as deputy president of south africa. nelson mandela made your first political nomination. how much were you influenced and guided by him? >> well, working for him meant that he took the cue. he was the president that worked around the clock which meant that as a younger person you this no choice but to make sure that you dedicated as much time as possible to your work. but also, highly principled person, a highly accessible media, a lot of humility and a lot of humour, and that made is easier for us to be in his presence but at the same time to respect him for the leader he was. >> he didn't just bring been apartheid. he had to bring people together, bring a nation together. and achieve reconciliation. that was the

to get him. >> go away from me! >> now some residents tell us a very different story. >> he calls me stooge, jerk or idiot to get a reaction from me. >> and a new film stirring social conscience. >> i'm all for more nudity. >> this is dash cam video of a police officer who pulled over to the side ramp to help the white jeep. as you can see, the roads are completely snowed over. >> if she slips, that means a whole bunch of other people will do the same thing. >> that's exactly what happened. >> oh. gets the cop car first. >> yes. you see the camera get jostled and then you see that patrol car slam into that white jeep and the white jeep slammed into a wrecker. you're wondering what hit the cop car. it was an 18 wheeler that jackknifed. it hit the patrol car from behind and slammed the car together. >> he got her out right in time. >> they were both taken to a logan airport hospital and both had nonlife threatening injuries. >> you see a couple of skiers off in the distance. they were taking some feems of this beautiful area. >> this skier here is

us. nobody was expecting to have a private audience of 35 or 40 minutes with him. the fact that we won the championship allowed us to come here and spend time with him. he was very happy to meet us, and we were very touched to see him. it really was a great joy to experience this moment. said lorenzo has just won the argentine -- which runs from august through december. they will face the winners to determine the overall champions. michael rodgers, the former team iner whose -- who rode support has been provisionally suspended following a positive test for an anabolic agent. in the japanitive cup cycle road race on october 20 this year. djokovic hasvak appointed boris becker his new head coach. will begin working with the serb ahead of the australian open in january. in 2013, novak

visitations get pulled. >> not even say how he is. >> it's amazing, but, you know, it's so important for us to see him and especially, i just came in from singapore where i work, so i didn't know if i would ever see him again. i was so happy to just even get that 20 minutes i got, and so to see him was just the most special thing to me, because i was able to quickly -- actually, i only got five minutes at that point, and i was able to tell him all the things that i needed to say, just in case that was the last time i would ever see him. that was very special. and -- just to only get that much time -- >> its horrendous. kerry, in terms of the law, am i right the law protects your stepmother in her home, which is where your father predominantly spends him time, therefore you can't actually go inside her house without her permission, is that right? >> that's right. we'll be arrested. we tried everything to get her to let us see him when she stopped bringing him over to the house. she had an assistant bring him to the house every weekend. she stopped. my sister went there, knocked on the door and she was

to see him, visitations can get pulled. >> you're not even allowed to say how he is. >> it is amazing, so important for us to see him. just came in from singapore where i work, so i didn't know if i would ever be able to see him again, so i was just so happy to even get the 20 minutes i got. so to see him was the most special thing, i was able to quickly -- actually i only got five minutes. and i was able to tell him all the things that i needed to say just in case that was the last time i would ever see him. that was very special. just to only get that much time -- >> it is horrible. now, kerry, am i right in terms of the law, the law protects your stepmother in her home, which is where your father is most of the time. so you can't actually go in her home? >> that is right, we'll be arrested. we tried everything to get her to let us see him when she stopped bringing him over to the house. she had an assistant bring him to the house, she stopped. my sister went there you knocked on the door and was escorted off the property. >> do you have grandchildren, as well, any between you? >> our sister has children. >> and the

she tells us frankincense can be changed to disinfect them now used to suppress him to seduce the lava. ford is all to relieve missile threat christians believe that wise men brought baby jesus gold and frankincense. so many around the world. that story has kept the magic of frankincense a lot. that would catch up on business in just a moment news of a potential merger in the telecommunications sector but first a look at these stories making news around the world. should the us embassy in kabul has come under fire from taliban insurgents. officials say i do mortars or rockets were fired at the compound just before dawn. the kelvin says they inflicted heavy casualties but the uss no one was hurt. yet hundreds of ukrainian journalists had taken to the streets to denounce an attack on investigative reporter sticky honored to know that was beaten up by unknown attackers hours after she published an article in the absence of government officials. police are now investigating the attack. and unless the supreme court has agreed to review two sets of convictions against kremlin critic and form

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used to have. the next time we saw him, shephard told us his former gang had sent him a message. ey weren't accepting his retirement. >> while i'm tattooing on this guy, another guy comes up to the cell and hands me a knife. i don't think nothing of it. i put it up because we do that all the time, here hold this, here hold that. and he tells me, be ready because we're coming for you. and i'm like, ready for what? and he pretty much basically told me that they're coming, they're going to cut all the tattoos off of me that are aryan related and basically take my life. >> not long after shephard was given the knife, correctional officers found and confiscated it. >> it's small, easily concealed, honed in, a good edge on it. this one has a little magnet on the side of it so they can stash it any place they want to. up underneath the cabinet, under the bed. up on a light fixture, a rail. it's easy to get to it so they can use it real quick. >> if they were coming to get you, why would they give you a knife? >> that's just being noble. i mean, part of being aryan is being noble. you hav

he barks because he's so used to him biting.instead of looking at the positive side and saying he barked. he didn't bite for a change. he barked. he might bite. let's throw him back in a cage. [ bleep ] that's corny. looked at the box [ bleep ], it's a box. at least i know where i'm going to be at, though, right? >> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. she's just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. the makeup i wore from the other day. don't have nothing. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only fou

and made us to look like him, he was thinking aboutdon't know what it takes for god to pick up a saint, but i tell you one thing, he'd win in any election for sainthood all over the world. >> well said. rick stangel, i want to toss it to you. one of the things that congressman rangel was saying which is interesting about him identifying as an african. as a young man, as a child, he was born in his ethnic group. at the time the white regime really used those ethnic divisions between zulus and hosa and other groups within south africans, indians and others, to divide and maintain power. and it was mandela the change in his consciousness seeing himself as an african first, not just as an hosa which was really a crucial step for him to take >> yes. i mean, part of the evil genius of apartheid it didn't just separate whites and black. it separated black from each other and tried to engender rivalries between the tribes. one of the most powerful aspects of the african national congress which incorporated the black consciousness movement was

to family in time for the holidays. >> it's been a difficult ordeal for us as family, particularly for him. want to thank everyone who gave us the opportunity to bring him home. >> reporter: he will arrive this weekend. it's unknown exactly what time, but tomorrow morning, there are two flights headed here from beijing. kpix 5. >>> bad weather is forcing searchers to scale back their efforts to find dale smith after his a plane disappeared into the wilderness. he radio he was having engine trouble, and there's bullpen no sign of them since sunday. the weather is expected to keep the aircrafts grounded for the next few days. it will not likely be as intensive millions something shows up. san francisco bay, conservation, and development misconfirmed they start abdomen inner nerviness combination into the process. they want to know if the permits actually allow the work going on. after secrecy, google finally admitted the barge is a floating market set r. - - setter. >>> last month u.s. employers added 200,000 jobs, and transportation, warehousing, and health care was the largest increase in j

i'm used to him and i want him. you know what i'm saying?y of times when i've been lonely, you know what i'm saying, hiding in the closet in foster homes, he's the one i talked to. you know what i'm saying? he's not all bad. you know what i'm saying? we've made bad decisions together. >> a jail caseworker, who asked we not use her name, says corey's situation is not unique. >> i've had clients tell me that they've heard whispers, they've heard people talking, they've heard voices of their family members in their past, enemies they've had in the past, they've heard animals, they've heard different various types of things. we never challenge their hallucinations. we always listen to them and then we try to make appropriate referrals. so if we feel like they need to see psychiatry, we make sure that happens. if they need to be medicated, we'll encourage them to consider medication and if possible, have them see psychiatry and have it prescribed. >> in order to keep corey's behavior under control, he is prescribed medication by the jail's mental

share to lel let us in, so many of us know him only from television or his books or his speeches be you you actually had occasion to know him. >> i knew him. i had dinner with him. i had conversations with him. what always struck me was his humbleness. i mean, he was a humble, gentle, warm person, even though he was a fighter on the political stage as well as on the military stage, but he was a man of deep conviction about what was right and he approached every he met as a fellow named dooerngs equal to him. and that's what i remember. and he had a warm smile, we would sit. we would talk. he would say, how are you? i'm very well, thank you. and he was so gracious. a gracious man. you very seldom can find that combination of virtues and values and principles all in one person. it was all there in one man we all came to love and know mandiba, nelson mandela. >> how about that? >> a fighter but warm and gentle former secretary of state collin powell there. >> stay with us. we will continue to look at the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> including hi

. >> he told us to call him tj. says he is a middle man. en down. own his website that offers reputation repair he charges up to $1,3400 for his services and swears he is not in bed with the owners of the sites. >> is this a dirty business that you are in? >> i've don't kid it dirty what i do. what i do is help people. >> what you are basically is doing, saying if you don't pay me. i will leave this damaging photo of you out on the internet. >> reporter: when weep f first the story, lawmaker bruce would make it a crime for a website to remove a mug shot photo. after our report, nearly every state lawmaker supported his bill and it became law. georgia governor signing it. joining a handful of states now trying to protect residents with booking photos. if your mug shot is out there. you call them. they have 30 days to remove it. if they've don't remove it. now they're in violation of the law. >> reporter: the credit card companies are helping law makers like bruce in a big way. refusing to ans ir. when the sites were brought to our attention w

being filmed by us, were going to throw feces at him. ich they called [bleep] bombs. >> though gill consented to be filmed and never requested to us leave, he grew more agitated as he made his way into the medical clinic. >> now i'm going to get arrested. >> they didn't do anything to you. >> it was an empty cell that was going to be used, now i'm probably going to get [ bleep ]. i just got [ bleep ]. >> listen, let's get your hand looked at. >> gill was convinced he was going to be labeled as a snitch, so he kept threatening to hurt somebody to prove his reputation that he was a tough guy. >> everyone wants to call me a snitch and bitch for being on camera and then you come over there, standing outside the door. now my life, if i go back to yard, is going to be in jeopardy. so i'm going to have to take someone's life to earn some respect. after disrespect on this. i got four months till i go home and you guys are asking me to turn it into life. >> we really didn't know how the situation was going to turn out. he kept lashing out at every

being a very prominent south african journalist so when we kind of went up to him and said, look, we are a couple now he looked at us like what have the two of you been up to? and then we said to him, you know we would love to have your blessing if you would be our best man and he said it entitled me a child. so you get me a baby. you get with it and get me a baby but it took us nine years to have the baby so when the baby arrived he was so excited he was on vacation in morocco and he calls up and he says, i have named you a child. okay. you know, you want to tell the boss? she is here. what have you named her. >> zacadi, that is pretty what does it mean. >> it means the one who took a long time to come because it took nine years and he says now when she sees me she will see i am an old feeble man and start crying. so we saw him, we saw him a year ago. >> rose: yes. last time i saw him was when he came to new york, it was a wonderful meeting you had something to do with muhammad ali. >> yes. >> and to see the two of them together. >> yes. it was a very special night, i was visiting with him up at the waldorf and pro

to sit with us to look at the projects and to give us feedback and to share his joy and his memories with us. i am just eternally grateful that i was able to spend intimate moments with him that's what madiba's legacy came to mean to me. these generations of men and women, making this world a better place. >> we'll have more coverage of nelsonelson mandela's funeral 20 a.m. sunday morning. the stream is uniquely >> a popular broadway music am has some critics, some say the show is inappropriate and don't want their family members to see it. >> tony award winner for best music article, about a young man's shoe factory is saved by a drag queen who needs stirredy pinkie boots. >> i think it's a story about two unlikely people, finding the human connection. >> but this holiday season, the broadway musical pinkie boots kicked up controversy. the cast performed at the macy's thanksgiving parade and the tweets picked up, kinky boots may be popular but is not appropriate family viewing and may lose you lifetime parade viewers. like a gay flash mob on my kids in my living room. >> it's hard to not fire back, when people say hateful thing. stand up for the message on the show. >>

our goal is to him to leave town to go with business needs and to digitize and he's now with these ministries who like ghana weapons. he doesn't will it useful to take him want to stop the blood shed its former colony. he can to ban anti terror seem like a long way off. peacock and turn the tv homes and tend to become a cupcake. a series of full involvement from the searing think given that on sunday and monday's two hundred and thirty five people. the ball in the fall of residential neighborhoods has again shown the will and didn't have to the coffin will be sold to any time soon no wonder then that he might patients is making his story he felt aid to help people poured out in the middle the dough from the wind is seen to by some four million units with the cheese. now living in tents in desperately seeking ways to feed themselves. of course one and jessica stam peak of the story from washington these images are the aftermath a serious human rights observers of a bloody barrel bomb attack in aleppo sunday . the and the attacks allegedly continued monday the united nations now estimates the number of syrian war refugees will double in twenty

celebrating. >> he is a hero to me, and i love him and i'll miss him. >> reporter: are you proud that the world has come here today to say good-bye to him? >> i'm very proud. >> for us, spending 27 years in prison just fighting for us. i think we owe him to carry on the freedom. >> reporter: the man i first met 20 years ago as the newly elected president back when we were both much younger is being hailed as their george washington. their gandhi, their lincoln, their mother theresa, their dr. king, and their fdr all rolled into one. nelson mandela wanted a country where babies were born into freedom and equality. of the two, it is equality that for so many remains a long walk. which brings us to tonight, after a day of heavy rain tonight's fog has blotted out the union buildings behind us. but beginning in a few hours, this is where nelson mandela will come to lie in state as the long farewell continues right up until burial next sunday. >>> that is for us our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams reporting to the from pretoria, south africa. we, of course, hope to see you from our new york studios tomorrow evening. good night. ♪

i want us to close with him, with his words. what we are about to hear is troy davis's last words before the state of georgia decided to inject him with a lethal cocktail and take his life. i want to give you, we want to give you, he wanted to give you hope. >> first of all i would like -- this situation, you are still convinced that i killed the father and the sun and the brother. that night at 11:00 i did not have the gun that night. i did not shoot. i am so sorry for your loss, i really am. you really are the beacon of truth. my family and friends, strong to give and fight. they are about to take my life. god bless you all. you will have a purpose. >> we are a family. are we movement? family, are we going to win? i don't believe you. are we going to win? are you ready to get chanting? whenever i ask people to chant i say chanting is not about screaming or yelling. it is about letting your soul speak for you. i am going to ask you to stand up and we are going to be mad as we close in age and why troy davis's niece, princess kin

to see. just one thing is that. it's the speed. you were. went in for the defensive sambo. i expected him to use a lot of striking take makes him to really be made up guys. come on come on hot it good. punch punch hard. right. around one. of the most disappointing thing was that my right foot was injured so i'll take out a. young otherwise out of show him. i would have prepared a couple of surprises for a. fight. going come on. my. protection heads. blocked his hands. thousand. the winner is jaeger yaml ya know seven minutes thirty four seconds. a. three. d. place. deep breath don't go. cold water. in the shower yes ok take him to the shower. in the first round just the same. makes no difference. that. the first round was all right here spirit you were leading on points in the first round everything so right. there on the floor get up. stop the fight in the second round i don't think that's fair she started bleeding a little perhaps that was why just because of that. it's right to organize a tournament in your own city and save your own guys it's totally wrong. i would have liked to have a famil

him. he just described it as being healthy. didn't want to say anything else besides that. clearly, it was a sense of relief to him being back. >> can you tell us what this support has meant to you? >> support has been very good. >> how good is it to be back home? >> it's great here. >> what it's first thing you're going to do when you make it back home? >> take my shoes off. >> reporter: one reporter asked him if he would return to north korea. very short answer, probably not, he said. >> 42 days of frantic worry for his family. what's been their reaction today? >> they are obviously overjoyed. they were at the san francisco airport to greet him. his wife lee and son jeff. necessity wanted to get him home for well-deserved rest. have time as it is the holiday period. of course, they explained that, well, we could get to hear the whole story eventually. >> we'll have more to say about his unusual and difficult journey. for now though, we ask you to allow us time to be with him as a family. >> reporter: we believe they actually made their way back to their palo alto home in california. when we'll hear from them again, we don't know. they certain

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i hate to say it, but after a while you kind of get used to him being gone, but i could come across am or walk back past something that his favorite or something and just, you know, break down in tears because, you know, you know they're gone for a while. >> 35. one en route to visitation and one en route to the typing hall from the 11. >> we've got a lot of challenges ahead of us, john. me and you. coming into a new situation, okay? i love you very much. i am so proud of you. >> thank you. >> welcome to the pendel ton correctional facility graduate day. i had the opportunity to work with all of these guys. i would like to point out, john madden, he has really had a lot of achievements since he's been here and i'm just glad to see this day happen. >> get dressed. >> after three years in pendleton, john will now walk out a free man. >> take care. >> take care of yourself. >> all right. >> he carries with him the hopes of all those who have witnessed his transformation. >> make yourself proud, john. >> but john madden has hopes of his own. >> six months, i want you to see a successful y

to me. i am your kingdom and i am your god. >> campbell then gave julia an ultimatum. if she ever begin disrespected him or angered him, she would be taken to the basement. >> he used hisent as a place kind of torturing people. and he said that whoever comes in this basement will never come out alive from that place. and he said that it was really easy to get rid of the dead bodies. >> for six months, julia says she was a virtual prisoner. forced to work 12-hour days in the spa doing bookkeeping and massage. >> i told him, i am going to leave, just give me back my pass port, because i'm done. then he said that it's not going to happen. he would never just let me go. >> mr. campbell had told her that he had police officers working for him. that he had government officials working for him. that if she went to the police, she was going to get arrested. she was going to go to jail then she would be deported after she got done with that. and that was how he had her under his control. >> but when another young ukrainian named masha mysteriously vanished, julia decided to escape. >> i didn't have any plans. i didn't know what to do, where to go. nothing. i just had this in my

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i used to go to school with him, and he used to date my sister. >> if the prison approve as a transfert can keep him from being locked up. >> if staff allows it in this building us to have a non-hiv cellmate we have to go along and be compatible in the program. >> terry was having little issues, getting into fights because of all that, because of the transition he was going through. a lot of people don't accept it. we all grew up in compton. terry turned out kind of funny, but he was rough. he was out there fighting with us. he said, i'm compatible. so what i'm trying to do is i'm compatible. trying to put us in a cell together. i understand all the things we went through. he can talk to me. >> some people understand me, some don't. >> we real close. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. my friends, the ones i'm close with from the streets know me and terry are homies. we're just friends. that's as far as it goes. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like be known as more than a homey or a friend. someone who is since

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yet he's asking us to come to him to help him. but it's true, it is an offensive. because it's offensive. this whole operation has been offensive. the best thing about this is they can still define it as a success because in government, failure is a success because failure creates more work for those to fix the failure. therefore, as long as the government expands, this will always be considered a success. the worst thing about it is there is absolutely no security on this website whatsoever. that's the most important thing when you're trying to deal with web transactions. like building disneyland or for getting about the fence. >> or the seat belts on the roller coaster ride. >> this is a roller coaster ride. the next three weeks, the president will have his liberal all-star strike team, and he wants liberals in congress to speak every single day about health care reform and he wants the new site that looks a lot like saks fifth avenue apply, shop, buy right before christmas? could this be a worst time for them to try to reboot or rebrand? >> the president is unde

but to watch the landscape but this was the area us you know, well and probably more it was not afraid to pull his change. >> that brings up the point it it became very close to him and i used to visit my father at law school and we would go out to dinner and he and bobby would sit there and talks about the existential issues suffering so dramatically from the assassination of jack kennedy to talk about issues of do you believe in god. i remember vividly i remember to me that opened with my father not on the policy level but on a personal level. >> something to touch on he was also right tea film reviews. and it just does drop to have him give me a chapter and verse about the structure he was the forest, but not the bad way the spending the us numbers at the cape but had told in the wintertime but the letter that comes solid even when he pulls out the stiletto in a graceful way you always know where you stand a and we were talking earlier as happily as the man could he was in the stakeout is in manhattan. [laughter] the civility question is interesting in the earlier volumes that steve been edited he had lunch with kissinger and but to say quite different things

we'll never forget him. >> reporter: one bomb noted mandela went to prison for us for 27 years. y we can wait to see him this last time. >> for me to be in such a place to experience, watch and seeing a man as great as nelson mandela with my visual eye, it will only encourage me to be a better person as an individual. that's why i'm here. >> i love him with all of my heart. i love him. >> reporter: the amphitheater on the grounds where the viewing is taking place has been renamed in honor of nelson mandela. in pretoria south africa, wusa9. >>> and here in d.c. some folks were literally singing the praises of nelson mandela. ♪ nelson mandela now is walking with you ♪ >> music, prayers and tributes filled the day at washington national cathedral. it was a memorial service held in conducks with the embassy. joe biden spoke and he told the audience we always remember a man who did what is seemed impossible. >>> george zimmerman will not be charged following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend. he was arrested november 18th at the woman's home in florida following what was describe

his hesitation to use trying to put behind him that he said he was immensely stressful for him and his family but you say it was time to move on. these then gerry adams common set of guns and i can't do that but in the tiny in particular as seen by many as insensitive virgin trains would you show these to the report deals with just one little girl unresolved issues dating from the time of the problems actions they would argue as gerry adams did today that this was clearer and more systematic evidence of collusion involving british security forces and state the dublin the moment bombings and of course the study purports to swallow but no bar that recommended by canadian judge peter cory it seems they would argue that there would be the most critical of those is the inquiry into the murder of the fasteners are confident that they say that's being brought to light the british government that what gerry adams and tried to argue today was that the findings of permission to distribute report for a week and contradictory. i've bought hussein with the world really was no need for pollution. be

. >> i used to have to remind him to breathe. codo it but we would forget. >> larkin said you believed in him when he didn't believe in himself. >> yeah. i think something that i see a lot of in our guys coming back when they lose that role as a soldier or marine they struggle. >> it was hard to see that there was anything good left. she was there to convince me that there was. >> with rachel's help he set goals for himself at an ambitious pace from using his first wheelchair goading prophetics to walking. here he is taking his first steps. >> his most important goal was set for the day the soldiers he served with came home from afghanistan. >> i wanted them to see me standing up like i'm going to be okay. i was your platoon leader and i still am and i'm not some guy in a wheelchair. >> from running and biking to driving, larkin's accomplishments have been astounding. now the goal is to be as independent as possible. he's starting as a congressional fellow for the army working on capitol hill. >> riding the metro and the escalato

him. he used to take walks behind the house. >> we think we are giving him the last respects today and he should rest. he has worked a lot for us. >> being a born free, i read - i saw how the documentary and all that happened. now i'm able to reach to whatever potential i can without being restricted, and that's the biggest gift he has given to us. >> this is the moment where we have just said bye-bye to tata mandela. we are sad. deep in our hearts, but on the other hand we've got mixed feelings. we are happy, you know, for his life lived. we heard all the stories. we are so glad to be part of the funeral. >> today mingled with our grief is enormous pride that one of our own has during his lifetime and now in your death, uni-itemed the people of south africa and the entire world on a scale never before experienced in history. i have lost a brother. my life is in a void, and i don't know who to turn to. >> farewell my dear brother, my mentor, my leader. >> nelson mandela was the first democratically-elected president of south africa, the first black man in that position. it is his fight aga