and this and often on the tv and be scammed by this time it's the vandalism of the city china's white skin is running a mindset to get to speak. the white city of hope that those who have lost their sight pity she didn't get the three hundred bc to compete against sun that he can apply for jobs in the private sector. it's a nice pickup and its history the paper gets to watch it on the tube system and tenth of what people must be kept his yuppie computers the foundation for growth and prosperity with the welsh economy so closely connected having organization with a mandate to keep the international financial system an even keel is more important than ever the international monetary fund has warned from the lessons leaders took in the great depression and a global conflict that followed membership has grown two hundred and eighty eight countries the imf is a forum for discussing policies that promote stable economic growth. it's a form of credit unions whose members contribute money can buy when they aren't. major blow for the imf help prevent craigslist and results when they occur. so

went over the village where he was, which was a black village and it delivered electricity to a white city that was down the line. and he described the situation after nelson mandela was no longer president. that was still almost total ly separate or different between average black person who lived in south africa and the white people who lived in the villages. so i would say that there's been some slow progress made. there's been some very wealthy black people in south africa as you know, some of them. but the country has not realized the balance in be economic progress and educational progress and social progress that nelson mandela envisioned. >> we are in sandton a suburb of johannesburg. probably the wealthiest, more millionaires than in anywhere in south africa, we are in a hotel and probably a mile away from leavmentd alexander township. hihidden from view, there are people there that i guess at the end of apartheid, people thought would come better bus service and running waters, these are folks not looking to be rich, they thought there was a deal coming to them. i guess this is a

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white. if you pull out the inner city low income pulls.ulled them out and take every other school, we lead the world in public school education by a lot. what is interesting is we think about finland. well, finland is mainly white kids, right, and they teach them well. we teach our white kids better. we beat everywhere. our white kids are taught the best public school education on the planet. those are the facts. >> if you take the suburban well-off-white kids out of the picture and now take the inner city mostly minority schools. >> we are at the bare bottom, i imagine. you can see the united states has education apart hide. that's the facts. that's it. >> come up with five fixes. areas that you study. you narrowed the list to five problems that if aapplied properly you can create solutions. the first is teachers. >> now, the continuant, the thing that we are saying is no roadblock teachers. what i mean by that is the research supports that the bottom percentage of teachers, the 1%, 2%, 3%, the bottom are pulling a drag on the system that

white. if you pull out the inner city schools. pull that group out of the united states. put them aside and just took every other public school in the united states we lead the world in public school education by a lot. and what's interesting is we always think about finland, right? finland obviously is, if any,ly white kids, and they teach their kids really well. but guess what, we teach our white kids even better. our white kids are teaching the best education on the planet. those are the facts. >> if you take the suburbans well off white kids out of the picture, then just take the inner city mostly minority schools. >> we're probably at the very bottom i would imagine because we're not--you can see the united states has education apartheid. that's the fact. >> m night shyamalan's research is not just focusing on what is wrong with schools, he has found what is right in schools that are closing that achievement gap. there are five di distinct practices. longer instructional hours. smaller schools, not classes, data practices and strong leaders and identifying and keepin

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not really belong to them in two thousand and three egyptian government tried to formalize the city's white candidate by signing contracts with european companies. you know what the machine screen every square in the capital. well blended products to clean uniform collect luggage from the streets. foreign companies of the big compensate the conditions in the icu is abilene the c key i've been busy day. it is that it is in shape for god to all who opposed it. it's a collective be little doubt that most of the fell out with such it is he still has voted against a co payment meters at the mall. but that work is that both agree we should be to take them into twenty two c stamp. a naked and the growling in the middle for a bit to see sam and ben no pay leave them alone with my meds but not now. the western companies to be excused if you are doing their job properly. in august parents is abilene who seemed stiff due to stupid cats everyone seems to agree to your penal his ideal. at least two systems in twenty oh two and twenty nationally i hate somebody. everytime i need to collect my cupboards i

the truth is actually bizarrely black and white literally which is if you pulled out the iner city schools, just pull out the inner city low-income schools, just pull that group out of the united states, put them aside and took every other public school in the united states, we lead the world in public school education by a lot. and what's interesting is we always think about finland? finland obviously is mainly white kids. right? at the teach white kids well. we teach our white kids even better. we beat everyone. our white kids are getting taught the best public school education and on the planet. those are the facts which means if you take the suburban, well-off white kids out of the picture and you now then just take -- >> my gosh. >> inner city? >> yes. >> mostly minority schools? >> we are probably at the very bottom, i would imagine, because we are not -- you can see the apartheid. >> that's the facts. >> the research focused on school. he found out what was right by identifying dozens schools closing the achievement gap. there are five distinction practices he believes are effective

white army. traveling to the government controlled city of bor, that white army is about 20,000 strong and is loyal to the former vice president there. their name comes from the white ash they spread on their bodies to protect themselves and strike fear into their enemies. in the town of bor in the state of south sudan indicate that some of the white army militias, thousands of them who have been marching on to the town of bor the government defense has disbanded. michael mcquaid states the militia disbanded after tribal leaders requested them to abandoned their mission and go back to their home. there were aerial bombardments carried out around the place where they were. they say these bombardments were to serve as a warning to the militias not to advance to the town. some are marching to the town of bore. they are taking a position in and around the town of bore to defend the town from the approaching militias. the white army as they are known as brings from the white ash the members of this militia usually apply on their face to protect themselv themselves. they are from the they are from the tr

city. the white house said that it's s successful with healthcare.gov it is cyber monday. crews are up righting toppled rail cars as searchers looking for what caused the derailment from new york city. dozens of people were hurt. and the accident is having an huge impact on one of the nation's biggiest commuter rail line. john terrett is in the bronx where they are trai the train c. >> reporter: we're seeing significant progress in righting the derailed train cars. i'll stand aside so our cameraman can go right in so you can see what happened over 24 hours since the accident that killed four people, injured 63, 11 of them seriously. as the second railcar which we think is the four who died were sitting, and most of the injured. and as far as we can tell from our vantage point here those are the only two carriages from yesterday's crashed train which remains off the rails. the others have been righted, according to the ntsb, including the diesel itself, that was put back on the rails in the very early hours of this morning when it was still dark. let's take a look back now a

chicago, a white christmas for you. kansas city, not so. so as we head farther eastward, all these big cities, forget it. new york city in the 70s today, right? record hie temperatures and, of course, we have the rain as well. so by the time we get to wednesday, 24 degrees, it will be cold enough, but there's not the next snowstorm. we've got to a little clipper moving through the great lakes but not the big ones. not for you, new york city, boston, pittsburgh. detroit, though, you will have a white christmas. we've got the storms and the cold temperatures. that's where we'll see it. certainly the upper midwest and the northern plains but certainly not far east and south than that. so dreaming of a white christmas, you don't have to dream in some big cities throughout. >> and question number four for the week ahead. is your personal data safe? the massive credit and debit card theft from target has a lot of shoppers worried. one u.s. senator today said the incident should be an opportunity to review all retail security procedures. >> if the

dilute the power of the hispanic vote and hand two council seats to the majority white voting population, insuring the cityhite voting population could band together and retain their power. >> what this effectively does is give the south part of town the majority of council. >> it turns out, this is precisely the sort of thing section 5 of the voting rights act was designed to block. in fact, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg cited this precise type of discrimination for a pre-section 5 world when the voting rights act came before the court earlier this year. >> the second generation barriers included racial gerrymandering, switching from district voting to at-large voting. >> did you hear that item at-large voting, it's the old test trick in the book. and it's so immediately recognizable that when a neighboring texas town of beaumont cooked up a very similar at-large plan, it was blocked by the justice department in december of 2012. but then the supreme court killed section 5 of voting rights act in their 5-4 decision in shelby v. holder. and the mayor of pasadena, johnny isbell, made his move. >

heard of apartheid, a galaxy of stars came together to declare they would not perform at sun city, a ritzy whitesn't going to play sun city ♪ >> reporter: bono, dylan, run dmcen and bruce springsteen. suddenly mtv was plastered with images of apartheid oppression. all organized springsteen's guitar player, steven van zandt. >> congressmen and senator's children were coming up saying we just saw this video on mtv. what's this south africa thing all about? >> we want freedom in south africa! >> reporter: the apex of this musical movement came in 1988, in a concert in england to celebrate mandela's 70th birthday while he was still in prison. it was seen by 600 million people in 67 countries, but it was banned in south africa. ♪ i, i ain't going to play sun city ♪ >> reporter: nelson mandela once said music could "ignite the political resolve of those who might otherwise be indifferent." he was right. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abc's.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. look, every day we're u

>> john podesta is a seasoned individual and worked in the clinton white house and knows the city well. and knows how a white house will function better. it is a step in the right direction. >> what does that look like. >> i think it is a sharper message and better focused and getting a head of the problems. you know, the bush administration is a perfect example every administration has problems, but the key challenge is how do you deal with them as they pop up. when you know that the website has issues and you put the president in the position where he is talking about the positives of the website and you know it is not going to work well. you create a problem that could have been fixed. it didn't have to be a problem. >> la res. we owe you a answer the next time. we are sorry to cut you off. it was 34 percent disapproved in september. it is over 50 percent now. and those are the people who are actively going out and looking for this insurance and they don't like what they are finding. we'll pick that up next time. thank you, chris and lares. >> and starting to get ready to pay more f

in it, he closes the education gap between inner city schools and white suburban schools. >> you always say, america is behind in education, compared to all the countries, technically we're a little bit behind poland and a little bit ahead of lichtenstein. that's where we end up in the list. that's not really right. the truth is bizarrely black and white, if you pulled out the inner city schools out and put every public school in the united states, we lead the world in public school education by a lot. and what's interesting is, we always think about finland, right? well finland is mainly white kids right? they teach their white kids really well. but guess what? we teach our white kids even better. white kids are getting the best education on the planet, that's the fact. >> his talk is on to be to al jazeera, on sunday night at 7:00. >>> if you are an insurance company in this country this is the growth opportunity. >> with the deadline approaching, the obama administration spends big bucks for health care. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. here are our top s

continues to rage across south sudan government troops clash with rebels from the so-called white army near the city of bor the military reportedly used helicopter gunships against the rebels fighting erupted it despite the government's offer of a truce to end the conflict in the country well rich south sudan has been in turmoil since two thousand and eleven when it gained independence in this month alone at least one thousand people have died in fighting in south sudan. coming up after the break we look at how getting classified documents into the public domain is even trickier than finding them in the first place. world of. science technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered wealthy british style roads passable time to cut back on. car. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others who refuse to notice. faces change the world writes now. a full picture of today's events lived on designs from around the globe. local. t.v. . but.

. >> coming to you from the great white way and new york city, we're about to sit down with a new star of the hit musical after midnight, fantasia. ♪ >> what iyou're going to hear i not really a show with story line, but you'll feel like you're in the club and there are different acts coming out doing gift things. different things. ♪ >> welcome back to broadway. >> i know. it's really great. >> what is the best part of being back on stage? >> with me this time i want to just enjoy the moment. yopg i got t i don't think i got to enjoy it the last time i was here. so young and going through a lot of thing. so this time i just want to really enjoy myself. i said i would never do it again unless it's a different kind of role and scott sanders called me, thank got for scott. think he sees something in me that i don't see in myself. and even at that time on color purple, because he did color purple, scott took me out to eat and he knows out to get me because he knows i like food. and i said scott, tell me about this play. and the first thing he said was, well, jazz music. and i said stop rig

the mayor is trying to create chicago, again, under this global city which is code word for a city for white folks with money. it's about policies that perpetuate a city that is dividessed, right? one of two cities, those who can benefit do benefit through connections and political positions doing well in the city. when you step outside the lines, where we are now, and a few mile radius from where we are sitting tads, the city looks different. the struggles are different and benefits that are to trickle down to us, and heard it before, continue to not be true. our work to really take this on, and i think that it's been about organized again just to lift up the truth around what's happening, folks get it. like, we've door knocked in the last few weeks around tips, around the sur application, door knocking around the city, and people get it immediately; right? this is a fairly much a no-brainer. what people -- people -- it's clear folks look for independent leadership, looking for older men in particular to be independent leaders to stand up against the mayors, fights for the neighborhoods and

continues to rage across the south sudan government troops clash with rebels from the so-called white army near the city of the border the military reportedly used helicopter gunships against the rebels fighting erupted despite the government's offer of a truce to end the conflict in the country well rich south sudan has been in turmoil since two thousand and eleven when it gained independence in this month alone at least one thousand people have died in fighting in south sudan newly freed me hi-lo will dedicate himself to helping what he calls political prisoners the man who until very recently was russia's most high profile inmate says he wants to pay back his debts to the people who are still incarcerated but as artie's peter oliver reports their cases have little to do with politics. after ten years in jail. has now decided will do is need found freedom and some of its plans have caused a few raised eyebrows. some of my comrades remain in jail they are my fellow sufferers for example my friend platon lebedev alexei protrusion says there are still other political prisoners in russia not only those re

continues to rage across the south sudan government troops clash with rebels from the so-called white army near the city of bor the military reportedly used helicopter gunships against the rebels fighting erupted despite the government's offer of a truce to end of the conflict in the country oil rich south sudan has been in turmoil since two thousand and eleven when it gained independence in this month alone at least one thousand people have died in fighting in south sudan let's now recap our breaking news it has been confirmed that fifteen people have been killed in a bomb blast in russia's southern city of volgograd. i bend down to my door when i saw a flash of light and there was a blast i was thrown back by the explosion when it came to my senses. only outside was i able to get a breath of fresh and to understand what was happening. dozens were injured by the blast at the city's central railway station the explosion was extremely powerful causing the doors and windows to be blown out completely some evidence now suggests it was a man who carried out the initial blast but first reports from the scene

trying to create chicago under this scheme of a global city which is a code word for basically a city for white folks with money. it really is about policy that perpetuates the city that is a divided city. those who can benefit due to the connections and to their political positions are doing quite well in the city. but when you step outside of those lines which is about where we are now and a few miles radius from where we are sitting on today. the city looks really different and the struggles are different and the benefits that are supposed to trickle down and we have heard this before continue to not be true. our work to take this on has been about trying to organize against the truth of what's happening. we have been knocking at the last few weeks around the surplus in the neighborhoods across the city. people get it immediately. it isn't easy but this is actually very much a no-brainer. what people also it's very clear folks are looking for independent leadership. they're looking for their older men in particular to the independent leaders to that we stand against the mayor to fight for wh

the school's like you have two kids, you have an inner city african-american kid in june in second grade and a white suburban kid in second grade, they can be at the same level when they graduate. when they come back in september, the white sub you sun kid has gained one month of learning from the experience he's had, and the inner city african-american kid has lost three months of learning. so they're now four months apart in september than the teachers, again, have different burdens, right? so those teachers -- it's not that they're getting a bad education, it's the issues that those teachers are facing are very different than those white suburban teachers are facing, right? that kid is ahead of what the teacher's going to teach them. this kid has to go back and do the second grade stuff all over again while trying to get her third grade stuff. so you can see how it's a very different challenge. what we're talking about is outside the school. i did not find in the research and through all those years of meeting that the problem was actually what you were insinuating there, that they were getting t

thousand renminbi were up five hundred to one thousand three hundred us dollars with that many white coat on the big city they get paper is delivered to make it hard to put the new sink and twenty cents us a small packet. they get their teeth into a big package intended to use when facing the pain can be even hotter than normal daily deliveries not understood the parcel. concord a common topic is usually around nine hundred us dollars. for some busy month with a large number of packages. lawful purpose than to make a working document one thousand six hundred us dollars each month. in two thousand to the average monthly salary in china. the four hundred us dollars. well into the middle class practice. however that i can come to pick up grueling labor. the coughing a lot. the end of october to put a more convincing honcho died during the delivery route. all of them died the effective cause of death was over working the delivery. the hundred that the parcel everyday to the comp and protect postman to deliver. online shopping becomes more popular the daily delivery of knots gradually increasing. mr thomas wa

today we could have white out conditions, a lot of snow really across the northerly central plains and we have the winds gusting up to 20 mph. 38 mph. and up to 43 mph in rapid city. that's when you get the white out conditions. we want to be careful out there today particularly along i-94 where it will be a chili day back towards fargo and the indiana and detroit and that cold air making it's way south and east over the next several days. this area will push into the midwest, ohio and tennessee valleys and then towards the east coast. by tuesday look at how chilly it is across portions of the north central plains. our other major weather maker, gathering strength across the gulf coast bringing heavy rain across i-10 and later on to i-95 j. >> a new city in china has everything that you want. plenty of stores, schools, lots of brand new housing. the only thing that it doesn't have is people. al jazeera america's andrew thomas explains. >> reporter: six years ago all this was farmland. now there are tens of thousands of apartments, and plans for many more. shendoa lives in one. in her apartment only four argumentapartments are occupied. >> it's too quiet. on weeke

the brighter white strip outside of new york city, north jersey, catskills, central connecticut and massachusetts, birkshires, that's where we could see three, four, five inches. i-95, we're going to call it maybe only one or two inches. it should be fluffy enough to blow around a little bit. d.c., you're not getting anything out of this. philadelphia, you've seen a trace. new york city central park, with town two inches. most of that is coming in the next two and three hours. that will be about it. hartford, connecticut, two to four. boston, three to five. portland, four to six. by new england standards, we could easily deal with this. it's just the morning commute we're concerned with. it's very cold, too. minus one in albany, new york. 11 in boston. a very powdery type snow that will blow off the roads. by the way, the rest of the country is having an incredible warming spell. we're 64 and sunny in denver today. 78 in areas in arizona. brian, by this weekend in new england, rain on sunday and it looks to be about 50 degrees. a lot of this may not be left by the time we get all said and done wi

city. baton rouge is already majority black, st. george would be a majority whitey a 3 to 1 ratio. >> so now we would have white kids going to school over here on this end of the parish, white kids going to school over there on the other end of the parish, and in the middle, we'd have just the black kids going to school. >> there's also a major income disparity. residents in baton rouge make an average of 58 thousand dollars a year. in the much more affluent st. george area, the average income is 90 thousand. >> i think we have to look at does that take us backwards where we're segregating ourselves again? and i don't see it as a win. >> but it's not a new trend. both the white and black middle class have been fleeing baton rouge in search of better schools for decades. so those looking to break away say it's not about race, but education. . so this has nothing to do with skin color, this has to do with middle class flight. if you've got the means to leave baton rouge and to leave this school system, you've left. but for those who may not be able to leave like jeff

city. i'm tony harris. the white house is expected to release a report of nsa surveillance reforms a month early. >>> an apprising announcement from the fed and stocks soaring to record heights. >>> and art work from the bankruptcy of detroit will add up to 867. million dollars by christie's auction house. >> demanding changes to the

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the school is like you have two kids, and inner-city african-american kids and a white suburban kid in second grade. they can be at the same level when they graduate. when i come back in september, the white suburban kids and one month of learning from experience is had stimuli he's had in the inner-city african-american kid has lost three months of learning. they are now four months apart in september. the teachers have different urgency at its not that they're getting about education. it's the cheapest teachers are facing a very different than the white suburban teachers are facing. that kid decided that the teacher is going to teach them. this kid has to go back into the second great stuff all over again while trying to get her third-grade self. you can see how it's a very different challenge. what we talk about is outside the school. i did not find in the research into the series that the problem was what you were insinuating they are, but they were getting the wrong message in the school. it's what happens when they leave the school until the next morning when i come home. >> two

white christmas. high temperature in new york city 29 for tomorrow. 28 in chicago and denver not bad 47 degrees. >> mariaolina. >> when knew there was an official definition of a white christmas. >> 11 deaths across the u.s. are linked to a winter storm system that packed snow, ice and severe thunderstorms. 4u7b,000 people in michigan and parts of new england were left without power following an ice storm on monday. check out the icy river rescue out of massachusetts. >> come on. >> firefighters rescue a family's dog after it fell into the freezing waters. the family says crosby was a little scared and cold but is doing okay. >> the international space station is set to undergo more repairs on a faulty pump module this morning. two american astronauts stepping out in a rare space walk to make repairs. this after a better than expected repair day on saturday. it is drawing lots of interest after a frightening incident during a recent space walk and due to scenes from the film "gravity." a third space walk will not be necessary. >>> the united states sending marines in to sudan following an increase in vie

find out what a living wage means in your city, visit news hour.pbs.org. >>> the white house said friday it receives a report from a presidential advisory group asked to recommend changes in the nation's surveillance programs. what comes next, for more we're joined now from washington by david sanger, he's the national security correspondent for "the new york times." david, what recommendations do you think the group made and what's the president likely to do with them? >> right now, we only know about a few of the recommendations that are in the report. there are more than 40 total recommendations, and the report, while not classified is going to remain confidential the white house says until the president had a chance to review it and make decisions. but a few things we do know, the first is that the president has decided to continue the bulk collection of domestically gathered telephone numbers, these are the very controversial program that was revealed by the snowden documents, edward snowden documents, which involves the united states keeping records back about five years of every t

but for us in new york city, not expecting a white christmas, but it will not make it ow of the 20s. rrow is 62. los angeles is warmer than the city of miami. >> little competition going there. we will see you plenty of great pictures even if you don't get a white christmas. >>> california judge ordering an oakland hospital to keep a teenager declared dead on life support pending the results after another test. the teen was getting her tonsils out and didn't wake up from the surgery. chief of neurology spent two hours doing test on this victim and the results will be revealed today. but under california law, the hospital doesn't have to get permission from the family to pull life support, do they? >> that is correct. under california law, the doctors in the hospital are under no legal obligation to seek consent from the family. my heart is going out to the young girl and her family. there is a difference between being brain dead or in a coma or vegetative state. brain dead is nothing. and coma is there is brain activity. i think the doctors are stuck because how do you tell the family

city of volgograd. the explosion held just -- happened just weeks before the government held winter olympics. >>> white army is trying to capture the city of bor. >>> lebanon's former finance minister has been buried in beirut. mohamed chatta was killed on a car bomb on friday, he was a staunch objector to the lebanese government. >>> the suicide bombing in southern russia. no one has claimed responsibility yet for the blast but similar attacks have been linked with islamist groups, leader doko imaru is one of russia's most wanted men. umanov has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing almost three years ago, often employ female suicide bombers known as black widows. joining us live from london, thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera. now, who do you think might be behind this latest attack? >> very doubt really that it is as you say, the chechnya separatists, who are under orders to maximize attacks against what he described on a video that he distributed as the satanic games which begin in sochi early in february and are very much a major prestige project, not only for russia but o

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that's the white line. 28 in dallas, 20 in oklahoma city, plenty cold in dallas area.ortsmouth, arkansas, one of the worst spots for ice and freezing rain. you're under ice storm warnings in those areas, that's in purple. that's where the power outages are most likely to occur. the pink shades are winter storm warnings that now extend all the y nto columbus, ohio. we've had pretty heavy snow overnight. southern illinois a, and southe indiana, probably more than you were expected. winter weather all the way into western new york state. besides the ice, there is a narrow band of pretty heavy snow, as much as 6 to 8 inches. so be very careful driving in the northeast this morning, locally dense fog especially around new york city. that is a look at the national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. so today with just this wild weather, still extremely cold in the areas dealing with this storm. look at oklahoma city, 22 degrees. very warm in the east, look at florida, 83 degrees. cold air makes its way to the east coast this weekend. this storm i