rights issue -- that goes back to -- it is happens cial as to what in havana. make the bans open atives -- began to the internet, and by the red cross, the united nations to come as observers. will facilitate enormously far more profound political change from the u. s.. they don't -- it will have just the other impact. it may close this window of opportunity. i do not think it will shut it, but may make it a bit more narrow. >> thank you. i want to thank all of you for us this morning -- for your great contributions and questions. to thank ted, peter, carlos -- thank you for joining us from miami. happy holidays everybody. we will see you next year. >> here's a look at some of the programs you will find on christmas day. at iday festivities start 10:00 am. just after 12:30 pm, celebrity actors talk about the causes. at 8 pm, a debate on the founding fathers. am steven , 10:00 pinker. 12:30 pm, jill lepore. on c-span3, 8:00 am, fall the berlin wall. first ladies' fashion. later in the day, tom brokaw. journal" is next. a look at today's news and your calls. the

by of cials will join the head the national hoighway traffic safety administration before the house energy and commerce committee. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. today republican leader on oreign policy louisiana bobby indianle ted cruz and john mccain and bob corker the cares of the senate armed services and foreign realizes committees discuss u.s. engagement in the middle east and national security issues. foreignbe live from the policy initiative 1:00 p.m. 3.tern on c-span takes pan cities tour back tv and american history on the road traveling to u.s. their to learn about history and literary life. this weekend we partnered with to invitation le waco. > as we began it receive the we rmation to be damaigitized began it return over the 45's. -- not sic was forth heard in the white community but side would be heard less. when we discovered quickly how songs were b side directly related to civil rights movement. ll gospel music didn't know that. we didn't know the number of there hat -- songs like ain't no segregation in heaven type songs. addressing one of those was a dan

mostly women and children that came from villages near the albi proven cial capitol. >> three kaez ofamilies came to this shelter. it's noisey and if you will of loud children. we always evacuate every typhoon because our house might be blown away. >> two days before hagiputh made landfall, thousands were directed to shelters like this. >> with a typhoon like this, the government sayss all about preparation and that's something he knows very well. >> we have been paying for this. over the past 20 years, in 18 of the 20 years and every year, the governor is worried about the economic impact to his province mainly with from the strong winds of the slow-moving storm. en though they are not as strong as last year's typhoon haiyan, these winds will stay longer, destroying property. the panda bakery was the only shop with its doors open in the main market. to the owner, it was a risk worth taking. >> we are afraid of the typhoon. we have to could not working so we could earn something. we heard reports that it would be as bad as haiyan. so we put rocks on our roof. >> en though the governor

so, we here at "late night" understand the importance of cial media, and creating a dialogue with our active twitter, facebook, and instagram accounts. so, being a new show we can leave no stone unturned in the realm of social media. which is why, tonight, we're turning to the original social media, the ham radio. this is very, very exciting, you guys. now, for those of you who don't know what ham radio is, it is a noncommercial recreational amateur radio frequency used in remote places where you cannot get a cell signal. a lot of interesting people out there on ham radio. i thought why not get on it and interact with some folks. so, let me just turn her on. there we go. and tune her in. and i'll see if i can find somebody. >> hello? hello? s.o.s. hello? >> seth: oh, hi. this is seth meyers from "late night." >> oh, thank god. i need help. i'm trapped. >> seth: sir, where are you trapped? >> i'm trapped in the electronics department at the target in new brunswick, new jersey. [ laughter ] >> seth: did the building collapse? >> no, no, no, no. i'm trapped under a -inch plasma tv. >> se

protesting his recent comments which they say have fueled cial tensions but the nypd commissioner's smokeoutling the officers' actions inappropriate. >>> a surfer is recovering after being dragged underwater by a great white shark. he was bitten on the hip by the shark believed to be ten feet long. the teeth marks clearly visible you see there, on the man's surof board and beaches remain open. >>> lava flying from mt. kilauea volcano are creeping closer to a shopping center on the big island. the molten rock advancing 25 yards in two days just half a mile from a major intersection but authorities say the lava seen here stopping just short of a recycling center does not pose any immediate threat to residents. >>> how about football? big ben has pulled off the big win, ben roethlisberger and the steelers tame the bengals, 27-17 last night to win the aftershocksafc north. le'veon bell suffered a knee injury and playoff matches set and the cardinals face the panthers and steelers host the ravens and the lions visit the cowboys. >>> speaking of great sports. here people in spain are enjoying this

ask your doctor about cial >>> it has been two weeks since president obama announced his immigration are leading the republican response for the nation's capital. senator ted cruise >>> two things are clear. our immigration system is broken and must be fixed. second, the constitution prescribes immigration be fixed by congress not by presidential fiat. >> joining me a crucial voice hailing from texas, democratic congressman. pleasure to see you. >> thank you. a pleasure to be with you again. >> a lot of action coming out of texas, no surprise. 17 states a lot of states including two with democratic governors signing onto this lawsuit. does this hold mustard in court you think? >> i don't think so i think the court already said the supreme court already said when it comes to the executive branch they have a lot of flexibility in enforcing immigration law. so that's one thing. by the way, the president, republican presidents have used the executive order. that's one option. i prefer a bipartisan approach where democrats and republicans get together, work it out, do immigration reform.

ask your doctor about cial >>> to honor an icon of latin american comedy that transcended generationsage as funeral fans including dozen of children's accompanied his casket dressed as one of his iconic characters the crimson grass hopper. he was on mexican tv for more than 40 years. he was known across the countries. grandparents and grand kids shares their love for his work. little shakespeare. his work spanned television film and theater. his characters produced several memorable tight lines. he used to say they didn't count on my craftiness. he survived by his wife six children, and 12 grandchildren. he was 85 years old. >>> and coming up as we take the turn on "the rundown." we'll head back to the white house where president obama has a full day of meetings devoted to the fall out in ferguson missouri. he's working on who will replace secretary of defense chuck hagel. we will start at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. plus the interview everyone is talking about today. we showed you a piece of matt lauer's exclusive interview. next hour we'll play part one of the interview in the entiret

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