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character building of your children. get help with some of that. i thought if i had someone who d, life would be be a full. it was beautiful anyway. >> remember when the woman came to the house but what i said to the kids -- >> remember when the women came to the house -- >> i said to the kids -- [laughter] this is horrible, do not tell anyone. >> what if she is here? >> i said we have a beautiful life, you all take care of your room. knew yousaid to me i were going places when you had three-year-olds falling laundry. they were very organized -- you had three-year-olds folding lau ndry. they were very organized. i had someone come interview, an wild.r, they would go i said, when money is interviewing someone, remain calm. [laughter] jerry brown was governor at the me and said this lady has used your name as a reference, will you interview her. she wants to be appointed to an important commissionship in california. it is a very big job. i cannot really remember, i said interview her and let you know -- let me know what you think. she comes to the house and we are sitting in the living room. two of them come

d animation is called christmas miracle and opens today. the animation took 800 hours to put together. the show is made up of various short pieces with characters that are interwoven with lit wane yan history. >>> a giant sand sculpture in india is drawing crowds this morning. take a look at this sculpture of jesus. it's 30 feet tall, 75 feet wide. it's designed to send a message of world peace. it was created by a sand artist that took thim and 25 students three days to complete. it was finish ed by christmas eve. >>> right now, 5:07 on your wednesday morning. the president and first lady offering their christmas message to america. >>> if you don't feel like cooking, we're going to tell you who is open for business this christmas day. we'll be back. >> i'm from mcguire air force base. just want to give a shoutout to my family in california in the bay area. happy holidays. hope you guys are having fun. i'll see you guys soon. >>> new this morning, no one was heard when two rockets landed in kabul just before dawn. two rounds of indirect fire hit the ground within the compound perimeter and did not cause any damage. three police officers were h

d projections of christmas scenes. the animation is called christmas miracle and opens today. the 15-minute animation took 800 hours to put together. the show is made up of various short pieces with christmas charactershat are interwoven into the lithuaniaen history. >>> sometimes it's the radish that doesn't get much attention. we'll change that now. take a look at this video from a colorful holiday festival known as the night of the radishes. it takes place in mexico. radishes are sliced and diced into elaborate sculptures of animals, characters, folk scenes. this year there was a depiction of the last supper. the nativity all made out of radishes. >>> coming up, an update to breaking news this morning. ten people now homeless after an early christmas morning fire. plus extreme holiday lights. which bay area neighborhoods are attracting huge christmas crowds. >>> also a beautiful shot here if you're up early with us. a live sunrise here over the bay bridge. we're back in two medicines. >>> first a holiday message from our troops. >> i'm stationed in germany. i want to say happy holidays to my family, my mom, my dad, my sisters in california. merry christmas and i love you. ♪ ho ho ho [ female annou

d. i loved the movie. there is always room for debate. >> i loved it, too. it puts you in outer space and takes you through what the sandra bullock character is going through.retty good moment, itfor every was an experience. it really just made you feel it. that is what the audience has responded to. there have been plenty of movies set in space, but how many put you there? a real achievement. >> moving on, the number one pick. who should we start with? >> my number one movie of the year is "12 years a slave or slave.""12 years a man who wrote his memoir. he was kidnapped as a free black man in 1841, brought into slavery. makes us feel all the more the horror of what it would be to be trapped in this kind of nightmare. at the same time, it's an incredibly humane film, incredibly emotional. we never lose touch with his desire to persevere, to survive, to transcend this experience. very brutal film, but also uplifting. it is the most powerful movie experience of this year. >> a lot of people have said so. >> before midnight, the third in the trilogy. >> they met by chance on a train, and here we are 18 years later, and they are finally together, but things ar

character in this movie makes gordon gecko look like a choir boy. >> you are absolutely right. i was sitting here saying to leonardo dbased on the book that he wrote when he was called the wolf of wall street. some of the sex scenes, it's very hard to kind of look at and you think this can't be true but leonardo dicaprio says it is. that's exactly what was going on there, carol . >> i hope it sometimes touches on his victims. there's a big book and a movie about him and he's in the limelight and that makes me nauseated, too, frankly. >> the real jordan belfort makes a cameo in the movie and one of the articles that they did on him in the '80s, he was called the modern day robin hood but he robbed from the rich, not robbed from the poor. he did only serve less than two years in federal prison. he had gone straight before he went to federal prison but he ultimately did have to pay a price for the things that he did. >> ain't america grand? nischelle turner, thanks so much. >> absolutely. >>> so what do you think was the biggest story of 2013? tell us, because we want to know. voting is under way at cnn.com. you'll see

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