welcome, welcome, welcome, emma thompson.ou. congrats on the golden globe nomination. >> thank you so much. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that is the way to do it. did you get excited? where'd you find out? were you on the phone? did you see it on the internet? did you read it in the paper? >> no -- well, i was asleep actually i think. >> jimmy: the east coast -- they do it on the west coast, it's early. >> yeah, yeah, yeah -- no, i actually i was rehearsing -- i was rehearsing here because i'm going to do -- work with the new york philharmonic doing -- see if i know. they were all actual, you know, musicians. and -- >> jimmy: i've heard -- i heard that. >> and me. i'm gonna do a concert version of "sweeney todd" with them in march. >> jimmy: are you really? [ cheers ] >> yes. >> jimmy: at here, in new york? >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is fantastic -- we can hang out together. >> we can hang out, we can do all sorts of other things. we can dance more. >> jimmy: we can dance -- i mean there's some many great clubs -- the one thing tha

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is there an emma? >> there is an emma, yeah.here is an emma. >> a toilet bowl cleaner called phil? a laundry detergent called emma or emily or--i can't even keep it straight. i've never seen a marketing plan this bad. so, robin, i'm a big people, process, product guy. the product itself is good. it has good purpose, a good mission, and it works, but as a business guy, it's really-- i'm struggling with this. i think it's terrible. you got to have a brand, not kate, jack, emma, dave. it's just too much. >> mm-hmm. >> make sense? >> we don't want to be like everybody else. this brand is very personal to me, and it was built on our friends and family, and in the marketplace, people know emma. they know bill. >> what matters is what's inside. >> what matters is what the customer sees on the shelf. >> well, the customer's not buying much of it, so... 'cause to me, pride of authorship is a very dangerous mistake that people make in business. >> i know you have your opinion, and i respect that, but i don't fully agree with it. >> it's g

. ♪ >> emma is not unlike most young women. hoping one day to find mr.s of a fairytale wedding. >> reporter: but emma's dream is coming true. because that diamond tiara is made of real diamonds. >> when you have diamonds you should wear them. >> reporter: her mr. right is a real aristocrat. >> it's been surreal. >> reporter: this summer when the glamorous emma married ceawlin thynn, the viscount weymouth, she was making history. >> i emma mcquiston. >> reporter: why? >> well, the wedding was what you might call big. >> reporter: 355 guests. a staff of almost 200. the affair taking place on his estate, called longleat, the biggest private home in england. grand. yes. but what made it historic is the fact that emma is breaking the race barrier, about to become england's very first black marchioness. that's the wife of a marquess, just one step below duchess. the match made news. emma understood why. >> it is noteworthy that i will be the first black marchioness. >> reporter: she told "tattler" magazine back in may just before the wedding -- "there's class

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and emma, director of the free expression project.nd joy spencer joins us from the digital center for democracy. and katie is assistant edit of slate who has been critical of eraser laws. meg, explain the thought process behind laws like the one we just saw get signed in california. why are these types of laws being proposed? >> things that we are seeing, a general fear, of this permanent record, we're all creating these permanent records, and for adults that starts at an age where there is a level of understanding of how this content is going to be understood and accepted. but a large percent, i think 90% of two-year-olds has an online presence. now we're seeing permanent records starting at a very young age. obviously if they're two years old, it's their parents putting up the content, and it goes on throughout the life of the user. >> generally do you like the idea of what these laws are trying to do? >> i do. i think they're intended to protect the development of kids through this very vital identi identity--identity process that

emma and donna. you may remember little emma. the one who sneezes some command. >> bless you. >> i remember her, yeah. >> everybody loves live emma and now her brother connor is getting in on the fun and everyone is falling in love with the babies playing with the springy door stop. >> that is a funny noise, even as an adult. >> sometimes i'll hit it by accident. >> they're occupied. it's safe for them to play with, as long as they don't get their little fingers caught in the stre screen. >> you two are ridiculous. you know that? >> some lessons in life are a lot more painful to learn than others. >> i can do athletic stuff. i don't get it. >> oh! >> don't do it for the vine. >> he was trying to make a vine video and it went horribly wrong. that's human biology student obi. >> today i put my life on the line, my friend's life on the line, don't do it for the vine. >> he should have known if the body hits the car. >> david: -- it's not going to feel good. obie, how did you find yourself in this position, heading down a car? >> it

emma and donna. you may remember little emma. the one who sneezes some command. >> bless you. >> i remember her, yeah. >> everybody loves live emma and now her brother connor is getting in on the fun and everyone is falling in love with the babies playing with the springy door stop. >> that is a funny noise, even as an adult. >> sometimes i'll hit it by accident. >> they're occupied. it's safe for them to play with, as long as they don't get their little fingers caught in the stre screen. >> you two are ridiculous. you know that? >> some lessons in life are a lot more painful to learn than others. >> i can do athletic stuff. i don't get it. >> oh! >> don't do it for the vine. >> he was trying to make a vine video and it went horribly wrong. that's human biology student obi. >> today i put my life on the line, my friend's life on the line, don't do it for the vine. >> he should have known if the body hits the car. >> david: -- it's not going to feel good. obie, how did you find yourself in this position, heading down a car? >> it

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got introduced to medicine their and emma dr. because of it.k look back -- >> look back on what you are most proud of. >> i led the efforts and helped establish the first strategy, a roadmap to the nations health and wellness, it to lead us in becoming a more healthy and fit nation. it is one of my most prized accomplishment. it is the first time ever to have a counsel of 17 cabinet level members sit down together to put together a strategy for the nation to become more healthy and fit. tavis: what do you plan to do to continue that work. >> i am continuing to push the efforts of public health, to lead us from a health care on welfarene based and prevention. this was a wonderful opportunity for me. having this and out chair allows me to continue that level of engagement, but more importantly, it allows me to healtho develop young professionals in health careers. xavier is renowned for getting particularlyrity, african american, to go into health care. we are number one in that. more recently we have become number one in getting african- america

. >> i'm emma from tucson, arizona, and i'm a kind kid. give gift boxes to people with sick brothers and sisters. when i see the smiles on people's faces, it makes me feel good. >> yay! >> you guys, you make angels smile. do you know that? all of these kids are winners to us. they're ultra philips over here, and matteo, and the girl voted the chief kindness officer, emma locke. congratulations to all of you guys. and to the parents who raised such great kids. >> tell us why you like reading to the elderly? >> i like reading because reading is my favorite thing to do. >> yeah, and what do you see on their faces when you read them a story? >> i see them smile and clap. >> i'm going to give you a couple books to take home and read to them. >> yay! >> anna, you're giving away your presents to other kids? >> yeah. >> why did you decide to do that? >> because i wanted to make other kids happy. >> yeah. and how -- what was the first thing? what made you decide? did you know a kid who needed presents? or did you just decide to do it on your own? >

. >> so emma, he said he did not see politics in his future, but he did seem to express an interest in still wanting to use the political clout that he has, if you will. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i mean mikhail khodorkovsky has become such a figure head over the last ten years it's unlikely we'll see him sprear from view altogether. i think he said the political struggle was not for him. what he'll do over the coming days, the coming weeks, the coming months, we do know he has a year belong visa to spend in germ are any but for the short term his priority will be spending time with his friends and his family. >> emma hayward, live in berlin. thank you so much. >>> the world's newest country, south sudan, in the battle against the militia, the united nations is evacuating all its noncritical staff. as many as 500 people have already been killed there but fewer and fewer people are left to observe the casualties. al jazeera spoke to the former vice president who was ousted last summer when the militia took control. people are rallying for his leadership. >>> the ruling party, and i

emma thompson, thank you very much. "saving mr.is special friends. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. ♪ >>> our friend, jack hanna, the director emeritus at the columbus zoo. he has a brand-new collection of his best shows on dvd. i don't know how you picked. just in time to give the animal lover on your christmas list. when jack comes to times square, you never come alone. jack, we're going to get right into it. two female snow leopards here. every time, before this starts. by the way, whatever you do, don't hold them near your face. so, off we go. so, you are -- i'm not going to fumble you. is this

and emma thompson as mary poppins' cantankerous creator p.l.>> well, unmake it up. >> reporter: travers didn't like americans, cartoons, movies, music, walt disney himself. she didn't like much. >> every time i tried to sing something, she would just dismiss it. >> reporter: these are actual recordings of those painful sessions. >> it is integral to the book and to the story. in whatever form it is, that mary poppins will never be impolite to anybody. >> reporter: travers hated this. ♪ supercalifragilistic >> reporter: julie andrews can still say supercalifragilistic backwards. >> you can say it backwards. >> yes, i can. >> and julie andrews is the first person to ever, ever, ever say that. it was her idea. >> and you let me put it in. >> well, i was thrilled, i said, thank you, i wrote that. ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> reporter: the movie was a phenomenal success. 50 years later, richard sherman still lives and breathes a happy tune. ♪ >> there you go. we gratefully choose richard sherman as our person of the week, an

. >> emma has been able to process that at her age.on't know what what level but it's heard and repeated. >> reporter: she is referring to her egg donor, her sister, jennifer kimball, who offered the donation when she learned she wouldn't be able to have a successful pregnancy on her own. >> i wanted to help her. she helped me whenever i needed it. >> reporter: so that means both woman is both aunt and mom to emma who is now 4 years old. traditionally couples looking for donor eggs have turned to anonymous donors but they're seeing more and more people looking to family members. >> and many couples the idea of having a dounor within the famiy is appealing. most often it's a sister and there's the thought that thises to maintain a genetic link. >> reporter: dominion reproductive endocrinologist says using a family donor has lots of benefits. thi there is knowledge about the donor's medical history and it can be a lot less expensive. an anonymous donors can get paid up to $10,000. with a family member the couple only pays for medical exp

his new movie, alongside tom hanks and emma thompson is called "saving mr.to colin farrell. [ applause ] >> how you doing? >> good. it's been a while, i think, since i've seen you. >> i've been told three and a half years. >> that's too long. how's your mother doing? >> you are still thin and handsome. i think you have lost a couple. the last two are the hardest? >> the last two are the hard ones. because it's like two whole pizzas. >> i may have blanked it out. >> or maybe she was just visiting. >> i think she was -- she was in the early stages. yeah. she used to make two trips over to ireland a year and three months was -- >> that was enough? >> yeah. i love my mother and having my stuff cleaned for me and drawers rearranged? she used to rearrange my pornography material. >> did she? >> the covers were not subtle. >> talking about my band leader and i grew up together. i told a beautiful story of how he decided to have sex not in his parent's bed but any parent's bed and threw a wrapper from the protection into my parent's room. littered. >> the protection

emma rosenblum joins me to unveil a secret.secret, you have to book five years in advance to get into this restaurant? >> this is booked up for five years and you can send an e-mail to them to get a reservation but this is hard. >> tell me about the name of this restaurant and who is damon barrell. this is in upstate new york about three hours outside of manhattan. damon is the chef and the owner and the waiter, who does and gets allmself the food from the land he owns, he makes this in his yard and serves 18 people every night. >> what do they eat? molecularnto gastronomy, using dehydrated ingredients and advanced techniques. he is not trained as a chef and has taught himself to do all of this. >> he realized his career in the world of motorcycles was not going to take off because he was injured. he decided to move into this spot. he has been rewarded with several awards and is highly rated by culinary experts. sinces has been going on 2006, he has had the bistro. now the larger food world is starting to take notice. he has an

medical products and upload some video of the scene in sudan that today knew it she went out with miss emma's that would deny that i stayed up into a medium soft like a nice likeable up through a simple pill. this is the korean hospital program at race was a fishy attended a court two thousand and ten it reeks like all young people almost exclusively by sting of dental unit searched the patient x ray rhodes pharmacy more medicines and physiotherapy practitioners to preserve its history to dive at eighteen thousand patients to type in some patients such as mine and connie came to the hospital stuff from on top of the injured his leg and a full treatment is received with a very big difference in taste. behind them if the damage that can be deducted on a cookie. it was to think that the group and it got to be good and blessed us with a mentor and programs designed to train doctors nurses and pharmacists is what is going like that but a strange stuff. the koreas have to be difficult asked to meet a couple times. it is just healthcare with a head to the lost legacy. nobody does make it through the

our helen hunt george clooney this team america knows the growing trend of trying to use the glow emma to sway public opinion in world politics like hello. world to me is an international vice week maybe truly understands global politics namely. i and. really was wheeled into a photo op was disgraced chief dave patris in baghdad as people began to question the mainstream version of the iraq disaster never previously showing the slightest interest in ukraine and a bizarre case of life imitating art george clooney just jumped on the cue of bandwagon reading ukraine's speech from a script to the side of the camera apparently written for him by a state department ghost writer to all of you in the square in kiev. we here in the united states have great affinity for those seeking democracy. splotch what does george clooney know about the economics of ukraine nothing there's a cia manual for regime change and it's being followed to the letter my people on the payroll of western organizations and governments cia regime change manuals a few decades ago were being dropped over democratic countri

emma haywood is in berlin. it's been a whirl wind couple of days for mikhail khordorkovsky.hat has he been saying about his release. >> i don't think the organizers expected so many people to show up. it was chaotic at times. when he appeared mikhail khordorkovsky was quick to chang the german chancellor angela merkel who was instrumental in securing his release. he only found out saturday morning. he was asked about going to russia. he said he would only return if he was guaranteed that he could come and go. >> translation: the russian president's spokesperson said i could return to russia at any time. sadly at the moment i have no guarantees if i did to that i would be able to leave to take a plane elsewhere if i wished, if i had matters to deal with. at the time being family is important. >> understandably he wants to spend time with his family. that's his priority for now. but before his imprisonment he was an opposition voice against vladimir putin in russia. is he tending to return to politics? >> well, from behind bars he was a staunch critic of vladimir putin. he sai

thank you, emma, you're the cutest.the new fantasy action movie 47 ronan. it's a story of real life samurai in japan who avenge the murder of their master. keanu reeves plays an outsider who is key in orchestrating reven revenge. keanu reeves, good morning. it's good to see you. >> good morning, savannah. >> i just saw this movie yesterday and the word that kept popping into my mind is epic. it's just one of those huge hollywood movies. is that what attracted you to it? >> absolutely. it's like an epic story. it's big. it's big ideas. honor, sacrifice, revenge, impossible love. but it's also very intimate. so that's probably what i really liked about it was the scale and then the human intimacy in the story. >> i think there is a little bit of something for everyone. there's the love and these big themes that are dramatic but it has a lot of really cool samurai sword fighting. >> yea, there's samurai sword fighting and ogres and creatures. it's great. >> you've done a lot of martial arts in films. but what did you have

that's the thing is not intended by the bnp that emma is about me and deposit the islam as the icing on the night in about an additional more than a week now. while the government has cut down on violent with this. the bnp and its eyes have not kept up the acacia tactics even a beat. we spoke with it but still the jockey media adviser to the bottom of the sheep administration could see no one said that one have to understand that this is all in a desperate bid to buy the gym not a peep except end of that. he also set the agenda is that me and its allied units do not enjoy gossip book and been diminishing fourche in the cost was proof of that the undead opposition bnp had made its intention to know when it refused to join the caretaker government. i'm jealous. instead i got to go by in london today the casino. they didn't intend to use tool for a fee of ten tickets. many puppies they have the appearance than that of the department to kill the moment. the text and cannot be. staff and three bought the prison development and the mixed commission. had depicted the seabed. or will it be t

government has likened of indecision duties was to monday on condition that was the model of mr nelson and emma. a free man taking his first steps. in two and use of every reception committee trying to get the people. it's a new phone as the nelson mandela is rife with me. delaware awarded the nobel peace prize in nineteen ninety three. oh well the r in nineteen ninety four and downer was sworn in as president after the country's first multi racial elections the nineteen ninety nine he had been due to his trusted friend becky the band was still active until he finally said good byes to the ice in the eye in two thousand and four. i am if i have to form dvds. for the place. to know what this record. in the face numerous fights including the african states. in the life of one of this out. i know all those also who came late. he began hosting the twenty ten football world cup he said that dad built into the red you you you this. with that we do. i do. he said. his health was failing but he still welcome this to some tunes american fans lady michelle obama took in the open. former us president bill

emma has this report >> reporter: if the criminallen hoped the world would release about him after they were wrong, a museum dedicated to the cold war past, he arrived under the glare of flash bulges. it was chaotic. he was quick to thank those who had helped secure his release which he admitted came as a surprise. >> i did not have a choice at the time i was released. i was told i would be going home, here during my trip, i found out it would end in berlin. >> he said he would fight to help those left behind. there are other political prisoners who are still left in russia, not only those related to the criminal case. you should not see me as a symbol that there are no more political prisoners in russia. i am asking you to see me as a symbol of the efforts of civil society that could lead to the release of those people who nobody ever expects to see released. >> mikel had spent a decade in detention. he always denied the charges against him. from behind bars, he wants russia's -- once russia's richest man was a thorn in the side of the establishment, a fierce critic of vladimir putin,

. >> airports were having issues emma two. bwi cell big crowds. she was trying to make it to her layla'sfor her baby first christmas. there were a lot of delays but most appeared to be an hour or less but to the south at reagan national, in some cases, the delays were pretty bad. a big ice storm that has hit michigan, upstate new york, and new england is completing things. it did not help travelers to detroit when this plane flew off the taxiway. no one was -- slid off the taxiway. no one was hurt. >> even at this hour, look at the traffic at the airport. it has been a very busy day. the delay situation seems to have improved as the night has worn on. aaa tells me the expected today to be the busiest travel day of the christmas season. things are kind of bread out this year so tomorrow is expected to be almost as bad. >> thank you. u.s. park police are looking for these people you see here. they are accused in a brazen and 5 -- violent robbery. they took a woman's verse and a car they used her wallet could lead to their arrest. we explain how this

down here, emma says thank you for all you've done to change south africa and the rest of the world. american photographer, darrell todd wanted to capture the mood here. >> their smiling, they're dancing together, they're singing. honestly, i've only seen that in concerts at home. i've never seen it in the streets. >> reporter: likely nearly 100 reds of royalty will capture the attention. today, tourists and townships alike are having their say. johannesburg, south africa. >>> many other memorial services will be held across south africa, so that all citizens have an opportunity to pay their respects. mandela will be buried after a state funeral next saturday. >>> time magazine has announced ten finalists for person of the year. and some of the names will surprise you. the list of names includes president obama and pope francis. but also, bashar al-assad, and miley cyrus. >>> it's been cold day after day now, but i think we're going to finally begin to see changes the next couple of days, but out the door we go. working on another cold afternoon outside in some spots. that offshore w

te blanchet, emma thompson, kate winslet. "mandela -- long walk to read freedom" is competing against "captain phillips." it was a big day for "house of cards" and "behind the candelabra." they picked up four nominations each including "house of cards" for best television drama, competing against "masters of abbey," andon "breaking bad he." 99," "girls," "modern family t." >> one film completely shut out was "lee daniels -- the butler." it is followed by the screen actors guild awards and then the oscars. and i were just talking and we have not seen any of those movies yet, so we will just talk about the weather. >> i know, but i have heard such great reviews. they're on my list of movies i want to watch. from the comfort of my own home, i can go get some snacks. >> exactly. it is dvd watching weather today. it is cold. >> it is very cold. it is really the wind that makes it that much colder. we will see that sunset for the remainder of the day today, but yes it is cold and temperatures actually feel like the teens. it was a

the soon set to begin dancing scene around to look at all the attention nelson and emma received a nobel peace prize twenty years it is tuesday. it is here in some way to the team made its last appearance street gangs lying in state utility. the bad. on sunday though. she now wants a south africans also announce next goal is the central african republic the french president's visit coming around to the fence friend's death since brown's deployed one thousand six hundred sodas to the troubled country that it actually appears to be involved in the class in buying the courts. will we cannot cross. they are false then gets irate scandal in the dying he adds i don't visit taking on a summer night than on today's dance it will all be okay. they get to show they like about the meticulous that. that is a cool thing to get it canceled the show. guess they didn't cut it short this week that the due date. every day for old men. but by who love these people didn't love it. it has been the case a short speech to a boil the book hit up the apple in mexico that it had been at the beach. we can trust th

emma hayward, al jazeera, in berlin. >> still ahead on al jazeera america, the weak ahead. we look into the national problem of homelessness plus somewhere a new oil pipeline that stretches through several u.s. states is a disaster waiting to happen. al >>> inspots, a record setting date for peyton manning and some exciting pictures impacting the play-off picture. stay with us. clear st. only on al jazeera america was -- prince william was dating kate middleton. >> ross shimabuku is here with sport. >> dennis rodman is in north korea to train basketball players for an upcoming player. he wants everyone to know he's not a joke. this is the same guy who dressed up in a wedding gown and will rite a book with his bff, kim jong un. the 52-year-old rodman, who never shies away from the spotlight arrived in north korea >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories this ha half hour. the united nations evacuated workers, most of them are americans. rebels are trying to overthrow the government. >>> tomorrow is the deadline for healthcare options for the affordable

her story is told in a film released last year, produced and directed by tessa blake and emma hewitt.ere's an excerpt -- >> this is susan burton, she's the founder and executive of a new way of life, and this is samantha -- >> jenkins. >> and whatever we can do to help you pursue your goals, you know, we're here for you. what kind of plans you have? >> i plan on going to school. >> whatever you need to, you know, get your school going, you let us know. >> yeah, okay. >> we want to keep you grounded and connected. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> a new way of life is a home. >> we're going to get you situated and we're going to clean everything -- >> it's a home where women can come and feel accepted and supported and safe. >> if you find any problems, just let me know. we can help you get yourself where you want to be in life. >> it's home for so many women who have no place to go. >> i was locked up for four years, that's a long time. i was happy to be out, but still scared because, you know, i guess because we're creatures of habit and y

that's the thing is not intended by the bnp that emma is about me and deposit the islam as the icing on the night in about an additional more than a week now. while the government has cut down on violent with this. the bnp and its eyes have not kept up the acacia tactics even a beat. we spoke with it but still the jockey media adviser to the bottom of the sheep administration could see no one said that one have to understand that this is all in a desperate bid to buy

wanted to start there because i think many people have made the comparison between the lynching of emma till and trayvon marked in. to think about that as they comparison of sadness that are, but what follows. because i know all of you know what is going to hop in four days later. on december 1st, 1955. that is rosa parks am who i spent two decades organizing. she begins her adult political life from the scottsboro case. she spent the past decade turning the naacp and trimmer activist branch. she comes through december 1st , 1955, with a tremendous amount of organizing experience and activism. she comes with that evening rush in her mind. she is going home from work summer first, 1955. as a terry stop, the bus driver realizes that the bus and one white man is left standing up for people have to get up. i she tells that, she thought about her grandfather who is a supporter -- [inaudible] she thought about the bus driver said you make light of yourself. she thinks, does not make unit right on us as a people. she aims about emma till and besides she's been pushed as far as she can be pushe

visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> probably come looking for emma too.r of time before they find you. >> we can hide. we'll be okay. >> are you sure about that? >> look, i'm your friend. and as your friend i'm telling you i think it's best if emma comes home with us. >> well, sorry. i can't do it. >> she's a werewolf, sam. >> and he's the shifter. there's trouble there down in louisiana. of course that was a scene from the hbo show "true blood." the show about vampires and w e werewolfs and ferries, a load of it. living among humans that is nothing short of a massive hit with fans and there's about to be a war, the vamps and the people. we'll hear about that. you might have heard us mention "true blood" on the show here in the past, us meaning me. and you know those at the soup are always watching. >> you should record "the true blood". >> really? >> yeah. >> i just do "mad men". >> well, that's just silly. >> you know, we're flattered to be your fan, shep, but shouldn't you be talking about news or something? probably stuff happening in the real world r

over 10,000 affiant emma slater stood up to the police after officials took down barricades site.nts from the protest >> the protest continues. right now, there is music on the stateside on independent square. the three main sites were not taken by the police. the stage company headquarters in the union building, and of course the city hall, which is occupied by demonstrators. i believe there are rather fewer demonstrators in there now than there were. nevertheless, the opposition clearly views this as a great success. when the last police ulcers were leaving, demonstrators were cheering and waving. there even cheering the police officers because the protesters have taken the attitude of asing to be as resilient possible to these police officers and reminding them constantly that they are also ukrainian citizens and that this process is for all ukrainian citizens p or they're trying to persuade the police and the special forces to come over to their side. that has not worked exactly so far, but it has certainly contributed to the protesters success in maintaining the entirely peacefu

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presidents will be among those gathering in johannesburg at a memorial service honoring mandela emma. his death on thursday at 95 has arked an outpouring of things. his daughter, milwaukee decide talks about it. here is our errors. >> the stage is not quite set, but world leaders or on their way, and tomorrow they will join crowds here at the world cup stadium to say goodbye to nelson mandela. today, his daughter described mandela's last days and moments in her first broadcast interview since his death. > every day for the past months, i would say come coming to see you tomorrow. and then maybe he would open his eyes for just a second, and close those eyes. so for me, i think that until the last moments, he had us. >> many of the family were at his bedside last week when the doctors warned them he was slipping away. >> when they told us there was , and they y could do said you may want to call everybody who was here to see him and say bye-bye. it was the most wonderful day for us. >> that seemed to have gained tracks across the country. people flocking today in mandela's old house out