mr. robins. member s of the public, let's hear from the member s of the public. >> good afternoon, miss brown. >> hi, thank you commissioners and director ruskin, i'm sally brown, administrative assistant for supervisor breed. supervisor breed is very much aware of the safety and transit impacts on these large corporate busses. the transit impact, these large tour busses through the alamo square neighborhood, it's been a constant struggle for the community. it's not a safe virpb environment for the pedestrians because of the wide turns the busses need to make. also noting the safety of the idle wild students, traffic has to go around the buses in ood lane and what we also have been seen and told idle wild students are actually stepping off the streets into the crosswalks and the traffic does not have a few of the students going into the streets and they can't see the traffic coming on, on-coming traffic. so it's also, one of our biggest complaints in the office, in the district 5 office, is of co

through music and prayer that was founded by charles and robin krauthammer. mr krauthammer says that their goal is to bring jewish classical music to a larger audience the music the line and expanding people's perception of just what constitutes to this music. there are elements of jewish kosher jewish museum of. there has to sue a new occurrence. no discovered them play. we want to bring them collide. the ad john sheen the respected washington are small the kennedy center. the music the handbrake that puts on two concerts for years. it's nine fifteen is the clarinet and rising star alexander peter stein is leading the program and it's very unique combination of styles because i'm the one hand view of these composers who lived in russia that were riding in the style of those coming from and the teachers rodent but on the other hand the writing with jewish influence which is quite unique in some very interesting mix of both styles. dan at an. he said that his jewish background gives the performance special meaning. i played the music with my dad played accordion

the president toured mandela's cell on robin island after he took office. and mrs.bama, michelle obama, along with her daughters, sasha and malia, they visited mandela, reading a book with him. and also talking with him. obviously, mandela, south africa's first black president, a huge inspiration to the u.s.'s first black president and his family. >> tahman bradley, live in washington for us this morning. >>> you heard tahman reference that memorial service that will be held in a football stadium. it's part of a logistical nightmare south african officials are facing. >> it's likely that most of the living u.s. presidents will travel to south africa. dozens of other dignitaries will attend. the event is being likened to organizing a world cup, plus a coronation and inauguration at the same time. >> bill clinton was in power when nellman mandela took power. we will remember him as a man of uncommon grace and compassion. >> reporter: mandela's two youngest daughters were in london at the time of his death, attending a premiere about the film of his life. >> they left

robin thicke. he looked depressed like mrs. claus ran off with a giant jack in the box. it looked like santa saw "8". it is a very depressing video. i don't know what -- obviously i know what the message is, but it is very -- it is creepy. i see this and i get chills. >> do you get chills? >> yes. >> i didn't recognize that that is the actor who plays carson on ""downton abbey"." and carson is much cooler than mr. baits. i didn't recognize him at first. i thought this was the beginning of an action movie. he escapes and he shaves and then gets clean and then kicks the ass of the people who locked him up. >> the guy from "downton abbey," this is more important. he is doing something for the environment. he thinks he is giving this amazing acting roll, roll of a lifetime, and it is propaganda for the man. your child asked santa this year for a different father. that must have stunning. i wanted to keep your mind on the story. >> the truth love in that one. the jokes seem to resonate in the new studio. a lot of things happening in this video. first of all it showed a scient

mr. mandela's mind at this moment. an indescribable moment. his walk to freedom after year in the robin island prison. he stepped into the waiting arms of his family and the joyous expectations of an entire country. >> i cherish the idea of a new soh . >> reporter: mandela not only became the first south african black president, but he won the nobel peace prize after putting aside his feelings for his former jailers and inviting them home. >> i have fought against the white domination, and i have fought very firmly against that domination. >> reporter: nelson mandela's given name translates as troublemaker. it was a teacher who changed it to nelson as the young mandela grew up if a privileged home and was first a lawyer, representing blacks forced off their land, but his nonviolent apartide opposition ended foo after 69 peaceful black protesters were slaughtered by the police in what was knowns at sharkville massacre. >> there's many people who feel it's fruitless for us to continue to talk about peace and nonviolence. >> reporter: mandela was the lawyer was mandela the freedom fighter, repeatedly cha

mr. mandela as an older man. >> you spent one night in robin's island cell, but that helped you channel what you needed for the think something that's so special, at the south african premiere of the movie, nelson mandela's daughter, didn't she motion to you and say, come over here, dad, to take photos? >> yes. she likes to call me dad. it's a little odd, but i get it. it's a little bit of fun we have. and she's -- i call her and zinzinadi my daughters. winnie mandela's so wonderful. she kisses me on my lips and says, my husband. >> that's a nice thing, for both parties involved. thank you so much. best of look. we're rooting for you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> we'll be right back. we're gonna be late. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh are we early? [ male announcer ] commute your way with the bold, all-new nissan rogue. ♪ if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something.

first lady michelle obama took to twitter to show her support for robin roberts who came out on a face book page over the weekend. mrssent out this tweet, i am so happy for you and amber. you continue to make us proud. roberts battled a rare disease and thanked her long time girlfriend amber in her post. it marks the first time they acknowledged their ten year relationship. >> coming up, an update on breaking news that is a ruling a judge issued moments ago concerning jahi mcmath's life support. >> m rusha, two deadly terrorist attacks in two days. what does it mean for winter olympics? >> new plan to rescue passengers and crew of that ship stuck in ice. plus. >> do you have plans for new year's eve? if you don't i've got last to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day,

. >> robin from the financial times. mr. chairman you your inflation forecasts never get back to 2% time horizon that you covered in 2016. given that, why should we believe the fed has a symmetric inflation target any particulaparticula r why should we believe you are following an optimal policy optimal control policy as you have said in the past given that it's above the target at some point? >> these are individual estimates. we do think inflation will gradually move back to 2% and we allow for the possibility as you know in our guidance that it can go as high as 2.5%. even though inflation has been quite low in 2013, let me give you the case to why inflation might arise. first there are special factors such as health care costs and some other things that it unusually low and might be reversed. secondly, if you look at the fundamentals for inflation including inflation expect patients whether measured by financial markets or surveys, if you look at growth which we anticipatanticipat e will be picking up in the u.s. and int

. >> robin from the financial times. mr. chairman, your inflation forecasts never get back to 2% in the time horizon that you cover your out to 2016. given that, why should we believe the fed has a symmetric inflation target? in particular, why should we believe you're following an optimal policy, optimal control policy as you said in the past, given that would bite inflation going a bit of a target at some point? >> again, these are individual estimates. big standard errors implicitly around them and so on. we do think that inflation will gradually move back to 2% to we allow for the possibility, as you know in our guidance, that he could go as high as 2.5%. even though inflation has been quite low in 2013, let me give you the case for why inflation might rise. first, there are some special factors such as health care costs and some other things that have been unusually low and might be reversed. secondly, if you look at the fundamentals for inflation, including inflation expectations, whether measured by financial markets

mr. ambassador, you'll remember there, in march of 1998, bill clinton was there the day before, nelson mandela took him as president of south africa on a tour of robin island where he was in the cell for, what, 16 years. >>> and there were reports during that time on robben island, there were reports of that. he said that's ridiculous. this is a new south africa. he was totally confident in the face and people of south africa. >> el had had -- if you had just done the greatest negotiations ever, to hand over power peacefully, without undue compromise, but with sufficient compromise, i think that he understood that he was giving those generals more than a place in the sand. he was giving them the freedom to be human. he was enjoying his freedom to be human. nelson mandela had this art of being ability to seduce loyalty, to be able to charm his way. no threats, just to show himself as a human being with all these vulnerabilities and frailities, and to inspire that confidence. the most important thing that each one of them, as well as those who ran the apartheid government, said we can work with this man, and when they had that, i think everything beca

this past summer, he brought his family to robin island to see the cell where nelson mandela had been imprisoned by the apartheid regime for so many years. because mrdela had been so ill this year, president obama did not personally visit with him while he was on that trip to south africa. in fact, this is interesting. the only time the two men apparently ever met in person was in 2005 in washington, when mr. obama was just starting his career in the united states senate. "the new york times" reports that the one visit started when mr. mandela's advisers told him, while he was on a trip to washington, that while he was there, he ought to take a little bit of time to try to meet this rising star young senator who had given such a great speech at the democratic national convention the year before. and so senator obama got the call, unexpectedly. he was on his way to meeting on a totally different subject at the time, but he diverted course in washington and drove to mr. mandela's hotel room in washington. and that is where this picture was taken. which is the only picture of the two men ever taken. it was taken by senator obama's personal assistant a

robins has given us in the past few years. >> next speaker, please. . >> john morris, todd geist, todd olive. >> switch over to the overhead. >> there you go. >> good afternoon, mr. morris. >> there's the view that's become so popular. it's funny, that was the view on the opening of full house, the television show. looks like we have a full house here today, a very important issue for us neighbors. i've lived in the alamo square neighborhood association for 25 years and for 12 of those years i've been across from the park. i'm here to speak for my wife, my children and my neighbors. of the 6 houses there, 3 of those houses are homes to elderly folks who can't be here ka but they have been putting up with the drastic change in our neighborhood. in the past 5 years we have been dramatically overrun by tour busses, as you have heard. there are 52 other neighborhoods that have bus restrictions and why not alamo square. there are 4 busses that support those lines, not these invaders. alamo square have been an integral part of our city for 50 years, that's fine, but the busses don't belong on those narrow streets. otherwise there would probably be muni lines on scott

i mean, if step -- jorge stepanealewski, and robin can do morning tv, why not a certain mr.ave will ferrell and baxter right there. looking forward to talking to them about "anchorman 2." so much fun. i guess we've both seen it now. >> i couldn't stop laughing. it was fantastic. >>> much more ahead with john mayer and katy perry. we're just minutes away from that world exclusive premier of their new video. ♪ who you love >>> and we have something exciting to tell you about after john mayer and katy perry. a new special app for all of the disney animation fans. apple's pick for ipad app of the year. you can see how your favorite character and scene was brought to life, from the disney films. go to apple store and search disney animated. >> that's pretty cool. >> very cool. >>> i think we should get to the aforementioned, and much-anticipated ron burgundy, a la will ferrell. we just can't wait to hear what he has to say. make us laugh. >> no pressure, no pressure. i'm so thrilled. i know we all are. the moment is finally here. "anchorman 2" in theaters tomorrow. we've been see

if step-o-popolous i mean jorge step-a-noop-a-looski and that gorgeous item robin can both do morning tv, why not a certain mriest week ever has begun. all the stars of "anchorman 2" the legend continues will join us. and we begin this morning with james marsden. a new face in the sequel. he's taking on the role of ron burgundy's arch nemesis. jack lime, at least for a moment in the film. essentially, you're nothing if not like the rookie on this team here? >> yeah. >> so being added to the cast, going to work every day, we were just talking, i have to imagine these shoots are going to be long because you keep doing stuff and more stuff. >> and in the original was shot on film. they would eventually roll out. on digital, you have 20-minute takes. will and steve are happy to fill them with improv. the thing about working with will, you know the scene, the lines going into it. you don't anticipate. you don't know he's going to do it like he does it. i had to pinch myself in my leg and create pain to stop laughing. we were all -- it was a -- it was a very loose, laid back comedy set. >> fair to say. when you see

this past summer, he brought his family to robin island to see the cell where nelson mandela had been imprisoned by the apartheid regime for so many years. because mra had been so ill this year, president obama did not personally visit with him while he was on that trip to south africa. in fact, this is interesting. the only time the two men apparently ever met in person was in 2005 in washington, when mr. obama was just starting his career in the united states senate. "the new york times" reports that the one visit started when mr. mandela's advisers told him, while he was on a trip to washington, that while he was there, he ought to take a little bit of time to try to meet this rising star young senator who had given such a great speech at the democratic national convention the year before. and so senator obama got the call, unexpectedly. he was on his way to meeting on a totally different subject at the time, but he diverted course in washington and drove to mr. mandela's hotel room in washington. and that is where this picture was taken. which is the only picture of the two men ever taken. it was taken by senator obama's personal assistant at t

robin island from the daily telegraph, a simple image, 19 earnings 2013. i want to show you a report. a group gathered for their annual office party when the news of mr.la's party broke. they gathered around to watch the news on television. they came together and began to sing the south african national anthem. take a listen. so they said they all came together to began to share memories, all they had of nelson mandela at south africa there together at that holiday party. >> very moving indeed, joining us from london pouring in on social media. thank you. we appreciate it. >> for more cover annual on the life of nelson mandela, go to cnn.com/mandela. you can find a whole lot more. stay with us on cnn. our special cover annual on nelson mandela's death continues with michael holmes after the break. >> much more on his life. >> that is reaction pouring in from around the world. stay ahead on cnn. .