this is beautiful. >> so are you. >> this is branson's 105-foot luxury catamaran.eading for the largest breeding ground in the world of humpback whales. >> the whales from all over the atlantic converge on this one bank, and it is magnificent. >> so we will really get to see them. >> you will not only get to see them, you should get to swim with them, which is brilliant. >> fantastic. and they are not bothered by you being there? >> if they are, they will show it. >> he routinely swims with creatures of every size and shape. he was nearly skewered by this sailfish. >> for richard, underwater exploits like these are more than fun. they have inspired him to start virgin oceanic, ocean exploration in flying submarines. >> it is incredible to think that only two people have been below 18,000 feet and over 500 people have been in space. >> how did you sleep? >> great. it is wonderful to wake up and see whales splashing around you. >> it is a sheltered stretch of the caribbean. shallow waters and coral reefs make it treacherous for boats and perfect for breeding whales.

start with to billionaire richard branson. not a bad assignment. he took me on a tour of his which anyone, anyone at all, could rent, as long as you have enough money. of your paradise. it is one of the british and four sir richard branson, founder and ceo of the virgin group, it is the place he calls home. from this location point, you can see the entire island. write down there, a flamingo pond. >> this was on the market for 3 in truepounds, but branson style, he managed to get it for just $150,000. he has since built it into a kind of playground for himself. years after building his utopia from the ground up, a single bolt of lightning hit. >> it was the most horrible, stomach churning feeling ever. the house caught fire with branson and his family inside. they watched from 200 yards away. were flames coming out of the roof above us. mother, daughter, nephews, nieces, all the closest people to you were in the house. they werere safe. >> everybody got out. >> everybody was fine. >> when he five months and $17 million later, the house was back in

in southern california led to looting, hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, and as serene branson shows us, the heist of a very expensive stuffed snow leopard. >>> reporter: this youtube video shows an estate known for parties. the sheriff's deputies say the most recent one was a ghost party run by teens who cased an occupied homes for sale. >> the suspect hosted a party charged a fee and probably about 100-plus kids or so attended the party. >> reporter: but then the party got out of control. >> somebody broke into the house and then caused a lotting frenzy and while they're in the house, they started looting and causing damage. >> reporter: to the tune of $1 million. sheriffs served search warrants and recovered many of the items, versace suit, medieval masks and a $250,000 stuffed snow leopard a now extinct species. deputies say pictures of many of the items were posted on twitter by the thieves. 100 teens made it into the house. 16 arrested, 13 of them juveniles. the house is owned by a trucking magnate who told us he was out of the country when the party and vandalism occurre

richard branson has been on this show many times.y excited about virgin galactic and what they are doing. versus 75 thousand dollars. how are you able to undercut the price so much? >> well, it is an incredibly different thing. he is using rockets. we are using a helium balloon. it gives you a very different experience. you could go up there and be up there for hours. >> may be the next time we do this interview it will be in one of your capsule. >> wouldn't that be fun? >> if you would rather try cruising, maybe you should do it on a yacht. >> today, we are boarding the riva boat. this is the liner. stages.e four this is the first stage. we start in the engine room. we install the first cable. here we start to install the machinery, the engine and that tanker, and then we start to see -- see thea here boat. here we placed the deck. we start to see the boat and shape the boat. we spend 11 days to finish all of this and we apply 20 layers of varnish by hand. last test. here we check the boat and all systems on board. all the nautical

so release the files that show richard branson was the zodiac killer that is how he smiles when he cut you are your tongue out. bank of america give customers who hope open a checking account a free toaster and hepatitis c, olive garden change your slogan from when are you here you're family to the way to put a penis ton. (laughter) by the way, but you still get unlimited bread sticks. (laughter) folks, last week i defended fox news senior ice sculpture megyn kelly after liberals attacked this good woman for saying santa claus is white. now kelly has support from prominent african-americans like bill o'reilly. i don't see race but i assume he's black because you know, his name sounds black, o'reilly, o'neill, o bomba. brother bill, represent, and kelly is correct. >> santa was a white person. the historical truth is that st. nicholas, the prototype of santa was white. he was born sometime around 288 ad in asia minor. now the country known as turkey, see, he was from turkey, just the white meat part. but you know, hate is going to hate like cnn's senior don lemon don lemon who fired bac

where we'll be afe ♪ >> among the many boldface names in the audience were oprah winfrey, richard bransonverend jesse jackson, and prince charles. >> we shall miss you. voice as you your told us stories of your childhood. we shall miss your laughter. after the funeral, mandela was buried in a private ceremony attended by hundreds of family members and close friends, marking the end of a chapter for south africa and the world. >> thanks. new developments in a suspicious death. the wife of an army soldier is in custody. marquita sutton turn herself into police yesterday. her husband was found inside their home friday morning. wasstigators say sutton stabbed to death. the couples 21-month-old child was at home. weather, check on the here is a live look outside. things are much better compared to the wet weather we saw yesterday. steve rudin has a look. >> the sunshine was a welcome change. we have been watching temperatures from the weather center. the colder air about to move overhead, that will be the big story for the day tomorrow and even into tuesday. 34 degrees at dulles. 28 degrees in

just outside branson, missouri, we took a turn on shepherd of the hills expressway.w we're approaching this massive building. it's the sight and sound theatre, a replica of something that might have been in the ancient, ancient east during biblical times. this is what they tell us is christian broadway. and nine times a week, every week, thousands of people come from across the country to watch their favorite bible stories come alive. when we visited, abraham's great grandson joseph was sent to stage. what most people probably immediately would think is joseph and the amazing technicolor dream coat. >> this is the true biblical account. >> less coat, more joseph? >> the show's not about the coat. it's a universal message of forgiveness, and forgiveness is right at the heart of salvation itself. >> at sight and sound, they say the mission is selling this message, not just tickets. although when we visited, joseph had grossed almost $40 million that season alone. >> we don't do it for the pocketbook. we do it because we believe in the message of jesus christ. >> is it

it was for richard branson. >> what about elon musk?guys that are going in space -- they are 180 degrees off course. everything we need for our future -- food, space, minerals is in the ocean. >> he says what makes his design so special is the way it can fly around to move with the sea life. >> with richard branson in the back, i was supposed to be training him to fly. we were down off guadalupe, and right off that wing was a shark as big as we were. a big, great white shark. >> all right, let's try this. i feel like i'm in a sci-fi movie. for now, the deep flight submersibles are still a toy for the ultra-wealthy, but as the technology advances, hawkes and his team hope they will become a goto for commercial tourism. >> we do not have access to this climate, and now we are flying in that space. pretty cool. >> now it is time for the "bwest byte," where we focus on one number that tells a whole lot. today, we have a special guest in town from new york. what do you got for us today? the bar is high. >> all right -- 23. >> what is that? >

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richard branson joins me.rd, you knew nelson mandela over the course of many years and worked on nonprofits together. his sense of compassion to me is something i always found extraordinary, his ability to not have hate in his heart for those who oppressed not on him but generations of black south africans. >> it was absolutely remarkable, and i think something that other nations should learn by. i mean, 27 years in prison, not just himself but hundreds of black activists, many people like steven b. comb, you know, killed horribly and decide to forgive those people, and they set up truth and reconciliation courts where those people have to come to apologize to the relatives of those people that they might have committed dreadful crimes to and in the process they managed to enable africa, south africa in particular to heal the wounds, avoid a civil war and south africa is now one of the great nations in this world, and if it hadn't been for that act of forgiveness, i don't think that would have been possible. >

they apparently both met at branson's compound in 2011.aby and there you have it. no pictures yet of the baby. >> there you go. >> and his last name will be rock 'n' roll. >> whatever they name him, his last name will be the coolest last name on the planet. rock 'n' roll. >>> courteney possibly has a new beau, and he is a rock and roller. talking about johnny mcdaid from "snow patrol." e! on-line reporting that there are rumors going around that they were seen at jennifer aniston's when they partied back in november and they were cozy and people there said they looked like they were on a date and holding hands during the party. >> and arrived together. courteney cox did not return request for a comment when contacted by e! news. >> there you go. >> they make a nice couple. >> absolutely. i can dig it. >> if they are. >> if they are. they are. ♪ >>> his voice is instantly recognizable. the tones of mr. ron burgundy. >> he's a character and caricature and one that all of us in tv news get a kick out of. ron burgundy based on a real news anch

you know 200,000 for branson to get on one of his flights when this he start flying.eightless for five, six minutes. it's a very short flight. he's got people lined up who have the money to do that. but the united states, the nasa nasa clearly is the only game in town when it comes to deep space exploration. they've got the orion capsule being readied. they're going to do a test flight hopefully the end of 2014. but that's go to be the way the united states goes to an asteroid or mars is going to be with nasa, not these private low earth orbit ventures like branson or spacex. >> john, would you pay money if you had it to go to space? >> i would try to raise the money. i don't think -- maybe get somebody to send me. pay for me to go. that would be nice. no, i would absolutely go. had the opportunity, i'd be there in a second. >> we'll do a little fund raiser for you. start selling cookies. thanks, john. good to see you. >>> evander holyfield going to bulgaria to help out syrian refugees. here's why. >> they won't be asking about how many championships i won. they'll sa

guests included prince charles, richard branson, and oprah winfrey.irst and second wives sat on either side of south african president jacob zuma. mandela's casket was placed below a lectern where speakers delivered eulogies. >> we praise and thank you, 0, god for dr. nelson mandela for his example of justice, peace, and reconciliation, and his courage to endure persecution and rejection for the sake of others. >> a former political prisoner and friend of mandela also spoke at the ceremony. mandela's burial ends ten days of official mourning ceremonies. >>> people in the bay area marked the one-year anniversary of the deadly shootings in newtown, connecticut. some folks gathered in churches, others participated in gun buy-back programs. two of those cities paid for with money raised by a crowd funding site. >> i figured if one more gun is off the street, it might help somewhere. >> reporter: this is the first time in well over a decade san jose has hosted a gun buy-back event. gun owners got a $100 gift card for handguns, rifles, and shotguns and $200

. >> richard branson, elon, and peter are all investing heavily in space. >> is being a space entrepreneur viable? >> listen, it's tough. there is no question. it will be some day the place where a lot of entrepreneurs like the maiden space team can do stuff. today it's an expensive entry price. >> it takes a lot of capital and a lot of work to ever see a profit. but it's a tempting gamble. many believe the first trillionaire will come from the space business. >> mining astroids, building in space. building the future of humanity. >> but made in space is already generating revenue in the seven figures. >> our goal is to have billion dollar company within ten years. we think it's viable, it's possible. >> and the made in space team has big plans for their 3d printer building things in space to changing energy on earth. >> we'll build space power plants where we collect sun's energy and transmit that energy wirelessly to the ground. >> i know it sounds pretty out there. but 3d precipitating experts say made in space is on to something. >> the most expensive thing to do is to launch mass into

the funeral drew 4,500 guests including oprah winfrey and entrepreneur richard branson. >>> this just in, terminal "a" in san jose has been evacuated after a water main break. a crew from kntv reporting water is coming down through the roof, and the lighting and that it looks like it's raining inside the terminal. >>> and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in washington. the first family attending the 32nd annual christmas in washington concert sunday. it's a benefit for the children's national health system. the first family collected presents for patients and met with five young patients dressed as elves. president obama said christmas teaches us an important lesson. the special airs on december 20th. >>> i want you to meet a rebel crossing guard who refuses to stop shaking her groove thang, shall we say. canadian kathleen byers has been on the job ten years. her dancing has been a cause for concern for some evidently. she was asked to stop because it was considered safety hazard or distraction to drivers. >> if no kids are getting hit, what's the problem sf. >> there are m

in the building was idrie elba, oprah winfrey, prince charles, richard branson.t was an incredibly powerful ceremony where the family shed tears and walked up to the grave and said their good-bye and had flowers. the women stayed seated and they had friends and family around as well. it was once-in-a-lifetime watching literally the entire world mourn a man that had changed it. >> he absolutely did change the world. before i let you go, i'll pick on something you said about the young men now in this family. i wonder if you have any insight into what -- if they said anything about what it's like to have to carry on the mantle of being the grandson of nelson mandela. what is that like, the kind of pressure that they're going to live with going forward? >> reporter: of course they feel pressure. they feel an incredible sense and need to really further his legacy. they mentioned that, you know, this has really been the world's affair, his burial and his memorial service. the world has been watching and watching the family. now they say we want to take a step back and

and sir richard branson, advertising virgin galactic future space flight is accepting bitcoin. you can think of bitcoin as a digital coin. people send to each other online globally. when you transfer them, there's an electronic signature. a string of characters. countless networks around the world work to solve complex math problems and verify each transaction. this process is called mining. each successful mine produces another bitcoin. 21 million of them out there. designed to prevent inflation. a system many believe is revolutionizing the way people will look at money. for the guy who used to work at google. >> i believe that bitcoin would be to money what the internet did to information. >> reporter: the guy who left wall street. >> it's a radical shift in thought. >> reporter: venture capital firm out of downtown palo alto. he's calling it the investment that will yield the biggest pen fit and impact in his lifetime. >> it's experimental now, i give it over 25%. >> reporter: he sits on the board of the bitcoin foundation, with the mission of standardizing, protecting and p

oprah winfrey next to richard branson, and prince charles.la's casket stood atop traditional cowskins, his long life celebrated with all the pomp and ceremony due to south africa's greatest son. it was a day of deep sorrow. the country's mourning perhaps best summed up by mandela's close friend and fellow robben island inmate. >> and now, i have lost a brother. my life is in a void and i don't know who to turn to. thank you very much. >> reporter: a void that south africans tell us can never be filled. after a week of celebrating mandela's life with singing and dancing, it was really only today that many south africans realized that mandela is truly gone. david? >> alex, appreciate your reporting all week there. thank you. >>> on the surface of the moon tonight, a new set of tracks for the first time in 40 years. china's moon lover slowly making its way out of the spacecraft that delivered it there. the animation with another view of the movement. china, of course, now the third nation behind the u.s. and russia, by just a few years, to make

extended family, world leaders, old friends, prince charles among the mourners, oprah and richard branson. >> he went to school with bare feet and in the end he rose to the highest office of the handled. it is within each us to achieve anything we want in life. >> reporter: ahmed spent years jailed with nelson mandela. >> i have lost a brother. my life is in a void and i don't know who to turn to. >> reporter: in life and now death, mandela's journey is the founding myth on which modern south africa is built. all across the country, crowds gathered to watch on large screens. >> these people were not invited to attend the private ceremony but wanted to participate together. at least watching on it a big screen to mourn the passing of a man and the passing of an era. south africa's current president, jacob zuma,ments criticized for failing to live up to mandela's moral standard. vowed to carry on the legacy. >> the long walk to freedom has ended in the physical sense. our own journey continues. >> reporter: and then at noon by tradition, when the sun was highest, the shadows shortest, he wa

cold at the end of the site branson is a very well made tv has not seen in the tag so many years she presented the top rated programs on the bbc. twenty seven years ago that she launched a helpline for abused and vulnerable children called tong line. now she's great to see the silver line a free twenty four hour service for older people. in response to our own feelings of loneliness. after husband died in two thousand. i think this is really about the house. you could use a pot that has been designed to be consigned to today's hearing. it is a driving license to chill out and you use make that contact with them. and so when you really feel pangs of land in its design and i felt them cry and i know how it erodes confidence. i doubt it makes you feel the heat coconut tea and front door. so i'm hoping that in future people can get this feeling this will bring us up to get it off last week we've had eight thousand coolest to our new helpline elderly people can call for friday to travel a school trip or two piece as to which the service will help tackle isolation among older residents. we

selective guests wlug world leaders, dignitaries and celebrities like prince charles, oprah, and richard branson were on hand and around the country people gathered en masse to watch the giant screen tvs. then at noon as is tradition, mandela was buried as helicopters carrying flags flew overhead. pope frances pushing back, rejectsing suggestion that's his critiques of capitalism make him a maxist. he spoke out against what he sees as the new tyranny of graug inhe qualt. in an interview with the italian newspaper, pope frances says in part, "the marxist ideology is wrong. i have met many marxists in my life who are good people so i do not feel offended." he also denied he is considering naming a female cardinal. he said women in the church must be valued, not clericalized. and there is also this adorable video over the weekend. a young boy removing pope frances' ketto. and the pope playfully laughed it off as you always seems able to do. >>> wall street will be keeping a close eye on the federal reserve. they have their policy meeting, they want to know if they're going to do anything with that

they were hearing from richard branson. has made tribute overnight. let's get some reaction from johannesburg. we can bring in a guest from there. we will bring in a professor of political science and currently the vice chancellor of the university of -- who joins us from johannesburg. thank you for joining us. thank you for giving us your time. the mood within the country right now. an important is moment. it is a time of mourning. for lifeelebration that has been magnificently lived. a life that was in service of the african continent and more importantly, in service of humanity. there appears that that they are singing. they are singing in appreciation for a life that was magnificently lived. >> he lived to a fine old age. would you say that reconciliation with in south africa is one of the ways that he is fondly remembered? >> i think that that is something that he is. i think the reconciliation initiatives absolutely gave south africa breathing room. buildeathing room democratic institutions. to build an independent judiciary. south africa has pr

richard branson has been on the show many times.ut virgin galactic, what they are doing. 75,0000,000 versus dollars, how are you able to undercut the price so much? >> it is an incredibly different experience. we are using a helium balloon. in many ways, it's much simpler. but it gives you a very different experience. >> may be the next time we do this interview, it will be in one of your capsule's. >> coming up, what is the key to success? ,ccording to our next guest failure. we will be joined by the creator of the dilbert comic strip, right after this. ♪ >> time for the scene where rabri knew the business behind media entertainment and pop- culture. time to have a little fun. hollywood on track to deliver its highest year ever at the box office. the current take his $10.1 billion, and just below last year's record. what are the best films this year? let's ask two of the most notable critics. oh when and chris. ris.wen and ch chris, you are kind of the indie guy. >> this is my number 10 pick. it is not an obvious choice. it is the

. >> but not music to the ears of sir richard branson who has been very vocal about criticizing any foreignownership that would help qantas. but talk about what they are bhp.ing the hp -- offering roundabout august 2012. bhp said that it would not pursue investment in this olympic dam expansion. uranium has been falling steadily. it would become the largest uranium mine in the world. the government is rather eager to see this go ahead. prime minister tony abbott says he wants the government to do everything humanly possible to ensure this iconic project receipts. ert -- project recedes. --f project proceeds. >> thanks, paul. >> up next, looking forward to the afternoon business in tokyo. they are back from lunch after a morning session that saw a drop- off of more than 1%. asian stocks fall again after back-to-back weekly declines. a cut down noncollusion, turn to take sanctions on fixing prices. and one of the most dependable investments in the past decade did not work well this year. we will look at what is next for gold. let's look at how markets are shaping up this morning. 1.2%,na is n

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so why are we headed to branson, missouri?e uncover there about the spectacular story of joseph? the answer when "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" returns. >>> and now travel with us from the holy land to the american heartland to learn more about the story of joseph and his amazing dreams. "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" continues. >>> our journey through the old testament has taken us from the barren deserts of the bible lands to the lush farm country of the bible belt. just outside branson, missouri, we took a turn on shepherd of the hills expressway. now we're approaching this massive building, the sight and sound theater. it's a replica of something that might have been in the ancient, ancient east during biblical times. this is what they tell us is christian broadway. >> there he is, brothers! get him! >> and nine times a week, every week, thousands of people come from across the country to watch their favorite bible stories come alive. when we visited, abraham's great grandson joseph was

funeral service was attended by world leaders and celebrities including oprah winfrey and richard branson. representatives folded the flag from the former president's casket. the banner flew overhead followed by a flaiover. flyover. mandela died at the age of 905. the silver screen lost one of biggest stars. peter o'toole. o'toole gained instant stardom in "lawrence of arabia." it was these first of eight oscar nominations. but the 81-year-old irish born actor never won an academy award. he won an honorary oscar in 2003. he played leading roles for decades to come. the actor died following an -- a long illness. >>> an oscar winning actress who starred in hitchcock movies has died. she won an oscar for the movie "suspicion" and received a nomination for" rebecca." this is a trailer for "suspicion" from amazon.com. she went to los gatos high school. she was 96 years old. >>> neil sean of jour tv reality tv star got married tonight in san francisco. tonight's extravaganza had up nuptials and the wedding planners called it neil and mckailey, the winter wonder land music event. the couple spen

. >> there are a lot of famous people that are really backing this via >> richard branson is very much. a seat on virgin galactic is $200,000, which is the equivalent of 200 bitcoins in change. you can buy big ticket because of the call -- big ticket because of this. >> there is a large group of people that are more than happy to have a virtual currency, especially people who hate the dollar. >> one of the best things bitcoin does is you can move large amounts of it in minutes with noational borders transaction costs. millions of dollars for a nickel. who doreat for people not want the government to know about the money they are moving around. it is also good for immigrant workers and for micro- transactions. i could give you three dollars and it costs me nothing. >> i guessed we are going to follow you next on a plane. matt miller joining me with his 12 days of it going. -- of bitcoin. howomorrow i will tell you it all works, how the transactions are secured, mind, everything like that. >> inc. you. -- thank you. a full update on the markets when we come back in two minutes. ♪ >> tomo

>> look at guys like richard branson. turning money out of souvenirs. he gets an idea.erstands how to take risks. i think there's a lot of guys out there that do. and this includes what tools you're using to do it. see what you trust those guys? is that inspire confidence? is an inventor and innovator. >> bill gates, just with every one of these gys, steve jobs, they need this. the guy brought in a guy from pepsi, i think he brought it in to help at a time of transition. and i think that they do need light hand they can learn these skil and move on themselves. >> he seems to be able to reinvent and remarket again and again. >> yes, i think that elon musk is part of this and i am fascinted. there's nothing he can't conceive. messa: here comes the beautiful music. it is time for the nightcap. gary smith, were you watching this week? >> i am watching the credit card companies, mastercard and amazon. they are making all kinds of all-time highs. maybe that means that i have underestimated things. >> i am watching holiday ar sales. >> i want to know what tha stomer is doing a

that was sir richard branson speaking to bloomberg tv about the death of nelson mandela and his legacy. here are some companies on the move. the cut comes after a record first half loss yesterday. with the downgrade, they lose the status of two global airlines. the news comes as chinese consumers return to japanese brands. and ford c.e.o. alan mulally will stay through 2014 according o a bort director. mulally is considered one of the leading candidates to take the top job at microsoft when steve ballmer steps down. back with peter oppenheimer. peter, thank you very much for staying around. we talked about your global view and view for 2014. talk to me a little bit about the industry groups you want to be particularly aggressive in 2014. >> i think if we concentrate on europe, first of all, generally speaking werks prefer cyclically exposed sectors. we think they will benefit from a recovery in growth over the next year. we like to get into a sector where we see decent growth. it has generally been undervalued through the crisis. there are some exceptions, though. we remain cautious. v

so why are we headed for branson, missouri?uncover there about the spectacular story of joseph? the answer when "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> and now travel with us from the holyland to the american heartland to learn more about the story of joseph and his amazing dreams. "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" continues. >> our journey through the old testament has taken us from the barren deserts of the bible lands to the lush farm country of the bible belt. just outside branson, missouri, we took a turn on shepherd of the hills expressway. now we're approaching this massive building, the sight and sound theater. it's a replica of something that might have been in the ancient, ancient east during biblical times. this is what they tell us is christian broadway. >> get him. >> and nine times a week, every week, thousands of people come from acr

followed a much bigger funeral service attended by around 5,000 people, including oprah winfrey, richard bransoneverend jesse jackson and prince charles. it was a very moving tribute to mandela. lots of touching speeches by family members. i wanted to read you part of one, a fellow robben island inmate, he said today, now i have lost a brother, my life is void, and i don't know who to turn to, and bianna, i think that's how many south africans are feeling today. >> it's clear he had an impact on so many people's lives. can you talk about the mood, alex? is it a bit more somber? >> reporter: absolutely. after the news of mandela's death was announced, we saw a festive atmosphere, that memorial service at the fnb stadium earlier in the week was one, big party. but today, the mood is remarkably different. profound sadness and a great loss. >> a week of mourning coming to an end. alex, our thanks to you. a loss for south africans and for the entire world. >>> lots of other news developing overnight. as always we turn to mr. claiborne. >> good morning to you, dan and bianna. >>> history was made in c

funeral service was attended by world leaders and celebrities including oprah winfrey and richard bransonhe flag from the former president's casket. the banner flew overhead followed by a flaiover. flyover. mandela died at the age of 905. the silver screen lost one of biggest stars. peter o'toole. o'toole gained instant stardom in "lawrence of arabia." it was these first of eight oscar nominations. but the 81-year-old irish born actor never won an academy award. he won an honorary oscar in 2003. he played leading roles for decades to come. the actor died following an -- a long illness. >>> an oscar winning actress who starred in hitchcock movies has died. she won an oscar for the movie "suspicion" and received a nomination for" rebecca." this is a trailer for "suspicion" from amazon.com. she went to los gatos high school. she was 96 years old. >>> neil sean of journey and reality tv star got married tonight in san francisco. tonight's extravaganza had up nuptials and the wedding planners called it neil and mckailey, the winter wonder land music event. the couple spent $423,000 for city pe

if you look at the kind of work that people like desmond tutu, richard branson, mary robinson have been doing as part of the group of elders, i think it becomes very, very obvious. a sense of need to work towards a better world, a more sustainable world, has permeated their consciousness, and they were dedicated to the cause passionately. i believe mr nelson mandela had a lot to do with that. >> you met him three times. >> briefly on three occasions, once in london, once at a little school at the start of my professional career, and once 10 years ago on his 85 years at at a university where they celebrated his birthday. all threes times, you cannot help but know you are in the presence of something very unique. >> it's extraordinary. >> it's more than power, more than charisma. it's a sense of - sounds almost idiotic or inane to say it. it's a sense of a great love emanating from him. the spirit. he was a great spirit. >> talking of being great spirits and how this is playing out and we have had - it will be - by the time he's buried it will be 10 days after he died. he'll go to qunu, w

sir richard branson said, "he called me every day on my bard." it was the same day as his birthday. a former apartheid said, "he called me when i had prostate cancer and said, "i know what you're going through and what you feel." and the moments of reaching out. and his grant son, when he was freed, he said, "look, this is where my grandfather taught me how to be a man. he was my protector, going from a dismrin airian to a gentle guide. i began to hear a picture, a robust picture of the man emerge from spending time with these people who spent a lot of time with him. >> we have seen some controversy. we saw jacob zuma booed at the public ceremony last tuesday. archbishop desmond tutu who was a close friend of nelson mandela, and a fighter with nelson mandela for the tearing down of apartheid. there were questions as to whether he was invited to the funeral and didn't come until the last minute. all showed tensions within the african national congress. where does south africa go from here. people are saying that his legacy will be preserve served. are people worried that the division