geraldine: thank you. so, and i say this with every expectation of disaster, let's have some ideas for the next meeting. owen: fine, i'll see what i can come up with. and now, at last... item one. actually, i've got to go, i'm sorry. well, hang on, you can't just... good god! it's midnight. no, it isn't. it's eight o'clock. your watch must be slow, sir. why, what time do you make it? eight o'clock. my watch must be slow as well. yes, and mine. home after midnight! alice will be furious! good-bye, father. you don't think i've wasted my life, do you? of course not. i hope not. i am terribly excited to hear about you celebrating your tenth birthday. no, it's my tenth anniversary as vicar. oh right. do you know, i thought hugo got it wrong. i kept saying, you know, "if she's only ten years old, "how come she's got breasts the size of saint paul's cathedral?" you know, standing directly next to saint paul's cathedral? yes, it's funny how things have changed in these ten years, isn't it? mm-hmm. there were hardl

. >> o sea, a ver si escuche bien, cuando el dice que geraldine se saco el clavito de hacer h. >> Élnse. >> (risas) . >> con buen gusto lo haría . >> sería bueno verlos. >> se le hicieron una burla. >> es un hombre grande. >> el artista español ha venido españa para tener el regalo de navidad que le da nuestro país, por ser el artista latino que más discos ha vendido, estuvimos en la rueda de prensa. >> julio iglesias recibió estos dos premios dedicados a la música . >> don julio estaba emocionado al recibir el homenaje . >> jamás soñe con un día como hoy, decir que siento que mis padres no estén . >> este era el reconocimiento que le faltaba . >> es el día más importante de mi carrera, el último día de una vida publica, el último al que pienso asistir, sea cual sea. >> para relajar el ambiente, le ofrecímos nuestro presente para celebrar su gran disco. >> queríamos celebrar contigo, con una botella de vino tinto, por todos los años. >> julio también aprovecho para dar el relevo artistico a sus hijos. >> lo transmito a mis hijos que están con la guitarra todo el día, es una fuerza te

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. >> reporter: there's also geraldine ferraro to thank. >> my fellow citizens, i proudly accept youromination for vice president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: in 1984, ferraro became the first woman ever nominated for national office by a major party. giving her a major role in history. >> america is the land where dreams can come true for all of us. ( cheers and applause ) >> osgood: and big dreams are often built on even bigger sacrifices. we say thank you to those who were brave enough to fight. >> that was god speaking through the 1954 u.s. supreme court. and i thank god, don't you? >> we only have one war. we have a war for the freedom of people and for opportunity for all people regardless of race, color or creed.

duarte geraldine, thank you. >>> three nato service members were killed by a roadside bomb in eastern afghanistan this morning. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack saying the target was a u.s. military convoy. >>> the trial of former egyptian president hosni mubarak resumed today. he arrived at the courthouse by helicopter and arrived on a stretcher. mubarak is on trial for murder involving the deaths of protesters during mass demonstrations that officially forced him from power. >>> iran's government is threatening to block oil shipments passing through the strategic strait of hormuz. about 40% of the world's oil passes through the narrow strait which connects the persian gulf and the gulf of amman. iran is conducting naval maneuvers in the area. the u.s. and other western nations want to limit iran's oil business. >>> in iran, an american accused of spying for the u.s. is on trial. amir heck madi was arrested last month. in a taped interview, he admits he worked for the cia but said he had no intention of harming iran. spying in iran is punishable by death. meanwhile,

duarte geraldine for for cbs news, washington. >>> the other major republican jon huntsman is not actively campaigning in iowa. he is focusing his efforts on new hampshire and plans to stay there until the january 10 primary. >>> north korea has declared a new supreme leader during the funeral ceremonies for kim jong- il. the thousands of people watched his son kim jong-un take over the title during memorial for his late father. he now rules over the top political party, military and some 24 million north korean citizens. today mark the second day of ceremonies for the former supreme leader who died of a heart attack on december 17. >>> people trying to get a clue about what's happening in korea. >> his son is awfully young, in the 20s. >> i heard 22. >> late 20s. >> not quite that young. still very young, you're right. >> to take over 29 million people. how about some weather? let's kick it over to elizabeth. >> lawrence is getting to sleep in. little miss sunshine and little miss fog today. foggy brains a little bit this morning, it's early. we have fog outside. yeah. we have fog everywh

. >> my name is geraldine ferraro. where dreams can come true for all of us. ♪ over there ♪ over there ♪ spread the word ♪ spread the word ♪ over there >> i will continue to assist humans. >> my husband, in a very loving way, put his arm around me and he said, you know, mom, we love you too much to have this happen. >> dr. king has asked and i have asked, we will start doing more than that. >> working the day watch on homicide. potter. this better be good. ♪ ♪ >> clarence clemmons on the saxophone. ♪ no no no >> what a left hook by joe frazier. quickly, ali covers up. that's the joe frazier the fans always look for. >> one, two, three, four. one hand. >> aluminum packages. >> strong enough to hold this man. >> take it from me. i'm harry coover, and i invented super glue. >> i'd like to show you macintosh in person. apple is going to reinvent the phone. we call it the ipad. i'm convinced that the only thing that kept men going was that i loved what i did. you've got to find what you love. and the only way to do great wo

and as duarte geraldine no reports, most republican presidential hopefuls are scrambling to win support of those undecided voters. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign bus pulled into a packed warehouse in iowa trying to rev up voters. on stage, the former massachusetts governor attacked president obama suggesting he was out of touch with struggling americans even comparing him to infamous french queen marie antoinette. >> i watched the president. he said it could have been worse. [ laughter ] >> that goes down there with let them eat cake. >> reporter: romney and ron paul currently lead the polls in iowa but their rivals are trying to cut into that momentum. >> this idea that barack obama can only lose to mitt romney is simply false and you don't have to settle. >> reporter: former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is hoping to can'tize on his growing support which has other contenders taking notice. >> which republican running for president voted for the bridge to nowher earmark? >> rick santorum? >> correct. >> reporter: michele bachmann is also vying to push ahead. the c

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one of the greatest women of all time, geraldine ferraro. smart, funny, engaging.her she was picked as the first vice presidential candidate as a woman. symbol of hope for women around the world. she was a great human being. the second person was warren christopher. secretary of state. my mentor. he got me in to government in the first place. that means you probably don't like chris, but he is a good man. the last person i say, this is quite serious for me, is betty ford. the reason i say that is betty ford brought out of the closet beliefs i had and others have. was willing to do it with guts and courage and raised money to see people alcoholic and addicted, try to get help. took a lot of guts for a woman to do that. >> kimberly: it sure did. >> bob: she helped hundreds of thousands of people. i know you are listening betty. you did it, kid. you really did. >> greg: created an industry for people like me. >> bob: but you haven't gone yet. >> greg: i have ten years left. >> andrea: a lot of people beat up on you, but you are the original feminist. a lot of people d

include boxer joe frazier, singer amy winehouse and the first female vice presidential candidate geraldine ferrera. >> it has been a year. we forget how much we lost. >> yeah, think back to really the impact every single one of them had. >> good or bad, still an impact. yeah. >>> all right, what you got in the way of weather? you have cold weather coming our way. >> i have impact coming for you. it's coming up in a couple days. the next few days you are going to be able to wear short sleeves, then the other part of the forecast, you are going to have to have every part of your body covered in some way, shape or form. it's going to get cold out there. we are looking at a mixture of cloud cover and clearing skies across the area. we are dealing with 42 degrees, the current temperature out there. a little bit of a wind at 7 miles per hour. it's a windchill into the upper 30s. current temperatures 36 in leesburg, 34 in fredericksburg. the airport not reporting. 37 in baltimore and the eastern shore, temperatures 41 degrees. storm 4 doppler radar, no snow left around the area. it was to the nor

geraldine ferraro is on our list. she died of cancer this year. the significance of the first woman to be on a national -- guest: exactly. another female trailblazer, then-congress woman ferraro, who's also kind of a throwback to a kind kind of democratic party. ger al defer row was very much kind of a centrist, middle of the road representative, represented a district in new york, when walter mondale tucked her out of relative obscurity in 1984 and was seen as something of a hail mary pass, but it broke the barrier, and it opened the door. there are a lot of folks who thought that in geraldine ferraro's lifetime, we might well see a woman actually in the oval office. and her fellow new yorker, hillary clinton, came close, but that door will never be closed. host: and after her run, she went back into private life. guest: she did. she made several attempts by her office, she ran multiple times for the united states senate, never quite made it. but i think that had less to do with her effect than, again, with the changing nature of the democratic p

darty geraldine reports from washington. >> reporter: tens of thousands of north koreans line the streetsgyang to say goodbye to kim jong-il. they waited in the snow for a glimpse of the leader's casket. at one point state tv showed mourners falling to their knees and soldiers pushing back crowds to keep the path clear. kim died this month of a heart attack. his youngest son led the elab or at funeral procession. as a giant orchestra kicked in, the youngest kim saluted his father. it is only days since kim's death and his son is being hailed as north korean's next ruler with titled like supreme leader and great successor. washington is watching. some analysts believe the transition could mark a turning point for the community country and its relationship with the rest of the world. >> it may very well be a moment of opportunity for north korea. on the other hand they are a nuclear power and they have tested this nuclear power. >> reporter: for now north korea's focus on grieving a loss of the late leader. today's funeral comes after more than a week of mourning. and like much of kim's lif

my mother was an actress, geraldine fitzgerald who was under contract to warner brothers.f all, i wanted to be a baseball player, but i only got two hits in four years. [ laughter ] but, i thought either for a baseball player or for an actor michael lindsay-hogg was kind of a mouthful. >> jimmy: you don't really see that on your baseball cards, yeah. >> what about that on the back of your uniform -- >> jimmy: lindsey-hogg, yeah. >> -- with the hyphen. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and so then i'd met orson welles when i was 15. and then, i was up in my room trying to come up with names, you know, like what would be a good stage name. like, michael fallon or michael welles, i thought that would be a good one. so, i went down to find my mother who was having a night cap down in the living room. and i said, "what about michael welles." and she, "said what for?" and i said "for my stage name." she said, "i don't think that's such a good idea." and i said, "why?" and she said, "the thing is that some people think orson and i had an affair and that he's your father." oh, funny, ye

the she also takes care of her 80-year-old modern geraldine. >> it's not that i want to just stay home and have a free house. i want to work. >> you're just a person who got stuck on hard times. you're not running away from your debt. >> no, i want to pay my bills. i want a payment i can afford. i want to pay my mortgage. did you have a good day? >> reporter: last year heather was laid off from a full-time job in sales for a beverage company. her new part-time job, even with help from her ex-husband, isn't enough to make ends meet. >> i was just squeaking by. i would pay on the 15th. then it's turned into the 16th. then the 17th. and then it would be like the 29th. >> reporter: so heather asked her bank g mrks arkmagmac to mo mortgage. >> i said, listen, we can resolve this. why don't you just drop my interest rate. this is a no-brainer. >> reporter: but the bank's response she says was a barrage of letters and collection calls. >> i'm a hard-working single mother taking care of my 80-year-old mother, and i'm just trying to get by. and survive. no, i want to thrive. i'm sick of just su

duarte geraldine another for cbs news. >>> still ahead, talking about her role in an upcoming film about margaret thatcher. it is called the iron lady. >> plus, have you gotten a parking ticket in d.c. lately? if so, you're helping to contribute tens of millions of dollars to the city coffers. makes you happy, doesn't it? we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everyone. you definitely need to bundle up, stepping thought morning. forecast stays chilly. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. our day planner will keep us in the 40s later on this afternoon with some increasing cloud cover and then another cold night tonight. monika? >> taking a look live at the scene of a deadly crash in langley park inside the beltway. university boulevard at piney branch road, it happened overnight and it will remain closed in both directions of university boulevard here at piney branch road for several hours. please plan early for your alternate routes. i'm also getting word of an accident on the beltway in tysons. i'll have that coming up at 5:48. >> d.c. is writing record. as of parking tickets compared to ot

in washington, guard geraldine no, cbs 5. >>> halfway around the world former egyptian president hosniy helicopter and ambulance as his trial resumed today in cairo. the 83-year-old mubarak is charged with complicity in the kills of more than 800 protestors earlier this year. he could get the death penalty if convicted. today's session lasted only a few hours. mubarak returns to court next monday. >>> federal officials are investigating a plane crash in concord that injured two people. emergency crews pulling the pilot and passenger out of the single-engine plane that took off interest buchanan yesterday afternoon. one person described as having minor injuries. the other as having major injuries. the pilot declared an emergency immediately after take-off and tried to make it back to the airplane before crashing. >>> some scary moments for passengers on a southwest flight. the plane had to abort after two tires blew out around 6:15 also night. southwest says firefighters were called in to hose down the 737 just as a precaution. 130 people on board. nobody hurt. certainly had a story to

john and geraldine mcgee were shot to death inside their million dollar-plus house tuesday night.en she stopped by to drop off her children with their grandparents. the couple's suv was also found miles away in boston. it had been set on fire. police right now, very, very tight lipped over this investigation, effective reporter michelle segona has been digging into the story for us. michelle. >> good afternoon. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what have you found? >> i did speak with the police department. just as you mentioned, they are remaining very tight lipped, a lot of things are close to the vest in this case. they are investigating these murders as homicides that happened inside of the house. there are some reports out there that state that the couple, they were shot in the neck, some shell casings were picked up. they would not confirm that information but i did speak with a very good friend of the family's, known them more than 40 years. she says on the morning of the murder, she received a call from hollis, the daughter, who found her parents and she asked tha

not only were the bodies of john and geraldine mcgee lying head-to-head in the front room of their house but all of the shell casings had been taken away. a very clear sign that someone tried to clean up the crime scene, take away the evidence. and then the killer apparently stole the couple's suv, drove it 25 miles to the north end and tried to burn the evidence there now the cops still won't say if there were any signs of a struggle inside the house or if the mcgees were robbed. the autopsy results have now come back and the coroner confirms that the couple was killed by gunshot wounds. shep? >> shepard: still as far as we know nothing toind indicate they were in a feud with anybody? at least nothing obvious. >> no. in fact those who knew john mcgee said any time he had a problem he was calm and diplomatic about the way he handled it for example, back in 2008 he he was involved that pretty tough land dispute and he ended up settling that for a large sum of cash. there is no record of legal trouble or financial trouble or domestic violence the entire town seems to be baffled by these mu

the bodies much john and geraldine mcgee were found in their home on wednesday morning. it appears they were shot and killed sometime on tuesday night. the killer then apparently stole their suv. drove to boston and tried to destroy the evidence. police say there were no signs of a break-in to the home. they will not tell us if there were signs of a struggle or if the couple was robbed. listen now to police. >> the incident appears to be an isolated act and the circumstances lead us to believe that there is no further threat to the andover community. >> in other words, they believe this was a targeted killing. right now there is no motive for the crime. shep. >> shepard: when that's the think rg, what investigators almost always do start looking for enemies, obviously. >> they are doing that as well. wealthy couple real estate developers in andover. they built the house they were living in and built a lot of the houses in andover. there was no history of any legal trouble, no domestic violence. now, john mcgee was involved in a land dispute back in 2003. but apparently h

would, you know, seemed very, very romantic valentine daze cards to girls, you know, named like geraldine and stuff. they would really seduce them. >> i just had a question about all of the colleges and universities have just been great. do you think there was something about all of these cultures coming together? get this school have more success with respect to how they perceive education? i mean, also what it says about the validation about our country and bringing cultures together. i mean, working with a couple schools, all the schools and these kids going on, it seems like it's a successful model over there. >> i think so. and i think people, you know, international network for public school is a brand, and i think that a lot of colleges, they have more than 12 schools now, mostly in new york and a couple in california. and i think that people now recognize the brand. they know something about international high school's, and i think that enough international high school students have been placed at a lot of these colleges, that there's a presence. you know, i think it are pretty go

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a bunch of boys from yemen to send very romantic valentine's day cards to girls with names like geraldine and stuff. they would really seduce them. >> i have a question about all of the colleges and universities, having worked with a couple schools do you think there was something about all of these cultures coming together, that there will be more success with respect to how they perceive education? also what it says about the validation about our country and bringing cultures together? worked with a couple schools, all the schools these kids go on seems like a successful model over is there. >> i think so and i think people -- the international network of public schools is a brand and the lot of colleges have more than 12 schools mostly in new york and a couple in california and people recognize the brand. they know something about the international high school and i think in a fender national high school students have been placed at a lot of colleges. a lot of the kids i know have ended up at the university of vermont. a couple kids from syracuse and there have been repeat schools that

. >> reporter: there's also geraldine ferraro to thank. >> my fellow citizens, i proudly accept yource president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: in 1984, ferraro became the first woman ever nominated for national office by a major party. giving her a major role in history. >> america is the land where dreams can come true for all of us. ( cheers and applause ) >> osgood: and big dreams are often built on even bigger sacrifices. we say thank you to those who were brave enough to fight. >> that was god speaking through the 1954 u.s. supreme court. and i thank god, don't you? >> we only have one war. we have a war for the freedom of people and for opportunity for all people regardless of race, color or creed. >> and if after i'm gone, i am remembered for absolutely nothing else, i want to be remembereded for having coined that slogan: gay is good. >> the united states honors this remarkable leader for his many personal sacrifices and contributions to the cause of freedom and justice. >> osgood: we give thanks to our troops for giving their lives. we lost more

this real estate developer john mcgee and his wife of 40 years, geraldine were found dead.achusetts. friends coming forward, describing them. nice folks, the perfect family in the mold of ozzy and harriet. but somebody had a reason to kill them in this or ifg discovery was actually made by the couple's daughter who brought her young children to the couple's mansion every wednesday. >> they found two victims in the first floor of the residence. those victims had been shot and we're classifying this as a double homicide. >> and then the mcgees' car was found mile away in north boston. it had been set on fire. neighbors, they're stunned. >> oh, my god. it surprises me 100% and it is, it shocks me. >> the house i grew up in, he once owned, my parents bought from him. he still owns a lot in the neighborhood. only heard great things about them. >>> the couple's dog was found waiting inside the mansion. the dog wasn't hurt. >>> with the u.s. pulling most of our troops out of iraq, many think the war in iraq is not over. it's not. michael holmes will join me live from kuwait to sho

. >> reporter: the victims are john and geraldine magee, both in their late 60s. found around 9:30 yesterday morning on the first floor of their mansion. friend and neighbors as you can imagine are very upset. >> my children, i called already today, went to school with their childr. their daughter was very lovely. as far as i knew the kids were both pretty nice. >> reporter: police are not releasing any other information right now other than both of the victims were shot. their dog was not harmed but their car was found abandoned in north boston. it had been set on fire. investigators are searching the burned out vehicle for any clues. if anybody has any information about the murders you are asked to call the police in andover, mass. there is the tip line. on the screen. if we get anymore information. we'll pass it on to you guys. jon: please do. rick folbaum, thanks. >> firefighter injured and commuters still diverted after a tanker truck goes up in flails. take a look at that. it is not the only thing that was damaged in this fire. we'll have more on the incredi

probing for clues in the double-murder of john magee, a prominent real estate developer and his wife, geraldine. early wednesday, the wealthy couple's bodies were discovered. gunned down on the first floor of their sprawling estate. >> the incident appears to be isolated. an isolated act. and the circumstances lead us to believe that there is no further threat to the andover community. >> reporter: and a fluent community in the boston suburbs, and a safe one, which makes this violent murder all the more shocking. police are revealing few details in the mysterious case. the front door was found unlocked. the family dog, still inside. and the couple's lexus suv found torched 25 miles away, in an area known for mob activity. this morning, police are still searching it for clues. >> i don't want to give out specifics that may compromise our investigation. >> reporter: investigators won't say if there's signs of a robbery or a struggle inside the home. police did say, however, there was no signs of trouble at the residence. >> the house i grew up from. he once owned, my parents bought from him. he s