now, at the core of it, i am just trying to connect, so i am trying to be there for my butly, my kidsmy friends, the rest of it also, it is integrating even more. my film work and the things that the philanthropic work, the worlds are crossing, so i can stay on track. working with unesco, it is usually in alignment with what i am doing with my foundation, and now we are starting to tell some stories. for example, i produced a film called rising from the ashes, and it is about getting away from the pain of genocide that they experienced, and that became part of the foundational work, and that was also a film i was really proud of. like i said, at the core of it, i am always on that same journey, so hopefully that light will be shed out on everything. find anyoneill not in this town trying to shed more light, and on top of that, he is an artistic genius when it comes to his act inc. raftery in his movie, repentance, is this weekend, and if you want to be scared just a little bit -- >> yes. tavis: go check it out, with an all-star cast. .nthonymachie it is a great cast. you are always we

i think that those levels of snow we vex fencerred in the western part of the state butly say that inhe west, and the mountains, those folks are pretty much equipped to handle the snow. they didn't have much power loss, and were starting to demobilize the resources and so they are calming down out west. our big issue is the central part of the state. >> your biggest issue? >> the central part of the state. >> i see. >> where we received snow, and then it was followed by freezing rain, and then we got some more snow slamming on charlotte today. that about twoisms per hour, and then we got snow here in raleigh. we are basically saturating the area with four wheel drive vehicles from our wild life, our nation guard, highway patrol, and go up and down roads to make sure we don't have folks that are stranded. by the way, as we went out, we found one person, they were okay. >> just one person? >> right. >> and they didn't even want our askis tans, so there you have it. our grid lock, if you want to call it that, lasted maybe five to six hours and then it was over with. so we couldn't -- i t

eighties and the nineties, a little bit better than they work right now and i am not going to cast blame butly just say it is not because the president wasn't interested. >> rose: you suggested that it is biggest problem facing the country was washington. bill gates said the same thing in the book he wrote, to the issue is having to do with the two-mile area there in washington dc between the conflict between republicans and democrats is at the heart of our global position. >> the president, the president tried to engage directly on many occasions through budget negotiations that i was deeply involved in where he were willing to do things that would have been very hard to come back and convince democrats to go along with. you know, you need to have a negotiating partner who has a comparable ability to go back and make hard things happen. >> rose: and we didn't have that. >> i don't think we had that, i am not casting blame, it is the political lay of the land, maybe it just wasn't the right time for it but it was never his interest or will -- i think one of the things of the story that people

. >> i haven't bought one yet, butly. >> that's on my to-do list. >>> we start with team usa at the olympicsnt. u.s. leaders thanks to impressive performances yesterday. kirit radia has our update. >> reporter: another day of great american performances in sochi. but mother nature didn't make it easy. through slush, sleet and heavy snow, freestyle skier david wise clenched the gold in the halfpipe skiing. a brand new event at these games. the 23-year-old from nevada soared to a commanding lead after his first run. wise fell on his second run. but the first run was good enough for the win. conditions were just as bad for the men's snowboard cross. that didn't stop alex deibold from taking third. deibold was a wax technician for team usa in vancouver four years ago. now a bronze medallist. >> the hard work i put in and sacrifices i made over the last four years, to win a medal is just the icing on the cake. >> reporter: lauryn williams and lolo jones are among a small group of americans to compete in both summer and winter games. they've traded in their track shoes for a bobsled. halfway throu

>> butly the deserve what more is their peace?ide. >> she says, come here. i think i have something for to you do. she goes, we have three suitcases of money supposed to be delivered to the soviet embassy in georgetown. >> as carter prepared to leave, he saw the airport gunmen return. >> the tractor trailer that had come from the airstrip came up and stopped at the kitchen, and these guys jumped out and said, we got the congressman. >> jim jones told his 900 followers. >> the congressman is dead. please get us some medication. it's simple. it's simple. there's no convulsions with it. it's just simple. please, can we hasten with that medication? you don't know what you've done. >> at one point, carter saw the mistress, maria, whisper in jones' ear. >> and he looked at her and said, is there any way to make it taste less bitter? so out loud she goes, no. it's not. and he said, is it supposed to be quick? and she said, yeah, it's supposed to be quick. >> please for god's sakes let's get on with it. we've lived as no other people have