>> too sick to go to church, the priest now comes to yousef. >> i used to walk a little. now it's difficult. all i can do now is go to the bathroom and back with this frame. there's only us. we have no friends here and no family. >> reporter: a proud couple, the yousefs now face a retirement dependent on charity. >> we want to go back to our life as it was before but it's hard. >> translator: believe me, there is no place in tall world better than syria. rich or poor, everybody had life. there was work. now syria's destroyed. >> but still, shimon yousef says he praise that next year he will be able to take his family back to a peaceful syria. bernard smith, al jazeera, midiat, in southeastern turkey. >>> heavy flooding has snored more thaforced100,000 people tor homes in yeu yowrg. homes in uruguay. >> it's being called the worst flooding in a half century. as nonstop overnight rains forced the uruguay river to leave its banks and thousands to evacuate. the nearby dam was nearing capacity as it tried to contain more floodwaters. >> above all the priority today is rel gate

. >> the priest now comes to fat fatima ema yousef. >> now all i can do the is go to the bathroom.we have no friend enses and no family. >> a proud couple, the yousefs now face a life of charity. >> we want to go back to the life as it was but it's hard. >> translator: believe me, there is no place in the whole world, better than syria. rich or poor, everyone had work. now there is no life. >> he praise that next year he wilpreaz thatprays that he will. bernard smith, al jazeera, turkey. >>> most of the money is being reimbursed by the eu but the real cost bhai come in the form of lost tourism. from the island of lesbos, john siropolous reports. >> used to be at the bottom of the hospitality industry. she parked her van and waited for occasional business. the refugee crisis has now put her in the top. >> in summer we made up to 2,000 euros a day. now about 500, before we made about 50 euros a day. >> here refugees can warm them by their stove. eat, recharge their cell phones. others have the opportunity. set up a tent city in the surrounding olive groves. those with money have move

mohamed yousef elshinawy was arrested last friday for attempting to provide material support to a terror organization. he denies the charges. >>> bowe bergdahl will be court-martialed for walking away from his unit in afghanistan and faces charges of desertion and endangering his unit for which he could be sentenced to life in prison. it overturns a preliminary review that recommended he not be charged. bergdahl spent five years as a taliban captive after leaving his unit. >>> bill cosby is fighting back against seven of the more 50 misconduct filed a defamation countersuit against him claiming he had personal harm because of their groundless accusations. cosby's move is just simple retaliation, they say. >>> next, thank you, america, for the very warm welcome. more than a thousand daily high records have been broken since the beginning of december. even in buffalo, they're taking lakeside walks instead of shoveling snow across the northeast and midwest, runners are out in shorts. >>> meanwhile, to the west, some daily snowfall records have been -- have fallen. utah got its largest snow

mohammad yousef abdul aziz killed five people in chattanooga. president obama called it an act of terror. the police officers got into a gun battle with the suspect and killed him. chattanooga's mayor says they braff bravely rushed toward danger. >>> prosecutors say 24-year-old enrique marquez planned an attack on a community college with syed farook. the two also planned to shoot people along a california highway. marquez is accused of giving rifles to farook and his wife to carry out the december 2nd attack that killed 14 people. marquez is not expected to enter a plea until next month. >>> an updated bob mcdonnell corruption case. he filed with the supreme court monday, officially making his case for an appeal. he says the government's interpretation of an official action is wrong. he also criticized how the jury was reviewed before the case. last year mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of trading political influence for $165,000 in gifts and loans. >>> some high schoolers in virginia could be a step closer to getting new names.

yousef is 13. his family stayed here when he got a liver transplant.ears later family check in again. this time his sister needed a liver transplant. there are more families like there who need your help. and chris is with them now. chris? >> i am with yousef patel, father and a son. >> thank you your son just had a liver transplant. your daughter had a liver transplant as will well. this is so touch as a parent. why sit important for people at home to hear about this program gift of life. >> i think we have so many things to be thankful for. when your kid are born with a disorder, it has had a devastating impact on physical and emotional well-being to the extent when my son was approaching his ninth birthday he got into stage four liver failure and same condition with my daughter. without the organ transplant option the quality have of life would have suffered and there was no other options other than gene therapiy we will get to how you can give but how do you feel, buddy. >> good. >> how do you feel. >> good. >> you are probably feeling like thank y

. >> reporter: yousef is a south philadelphia native, a born and bred americans. but his own neighborhood streets have felt less friendly after the mass shooting investigated as terrorism in california planned and executed by radicalized muslims and here at home, a pig's head left at the mosque in north philly where he went to grade school. >> i don't feel safe in my own environment, in my own neighborhood. i don't feel safe. i have to look out for my own well-being. >> kroma, who is studying to become an imam, says the terror he's seen on the news beis nothg like his faith. leaders denounced the recent extremist attacks in the name of religion and stressed christianity, judaism and islam are fundamentally religions of peace. they also criticized presidential candidate donald trump's call for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. >> we've come in a united voice to say this must stop. the muslim community are our brothers and sisters. >> we can not close our eyes and our ears to the stoking of fears and peddling fear and pushing the poisonous drug of hate into the vau

. >>> a shooting in july, mohammad yousef abdul aziz killed five sailers and marines in a shooting spree at two locations in chattanooga. president obama called it an act of terror. the police officers got into a gun battle with the suspect and killed him. chattanooga's mayor says the officers bravely rushed toward danger. >>> we're learning new details about the man accused of helping the san bernardino shooters. prosecutors say that 24-year-old enrique marquez planned an attack on a community college with syed farook. the two also planned to shoot people along a california highway. marquez is accused of giving rifles to farook and his wife to carry out the december 2nd attacks that killed 14 people. marquez is not expected to enter a plea until next month. >>> an update in bob mcdonnell's corruption case. he says the government's interpretation of an official action is wrong. he also criticized how the jury was reviewed before the case. last year mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of trading political influence for $165,000 in gifts and loans. >>> some high schools in vir

. >> we haddio yousef on earlier today. >> we're talking about -- for those that haven't -- >> i was not everybody's in our club. >> when you hear people say that about the saudi effort that, it's really about p.r., not about getting anything done, that this is a paper coalition, what's the response to that line of criticism? >> we think it's useful. we want people in the region to intensify their efforts and their coordination as we have done ours. >> but do you -- i mean, obviously you guys will take all the help we can get but do you think that in the long history of this struggle that this will be a meaningful development or one we'll look back on and say it was a press conference. >> we hope it will be manningful. we need to know a little bit more about what this coalition was about. i think it important to remember when they announced this, it wasn't just about going after ice imbut obviously this certainly they want to do regionally and we hope this is something that will be successful. >> what is your favorite color? >> admiral, thank you so much for being with us. greatly ap