every color looks good on grace. she could be snippy with grace. we have some letters that suggest she was thinking about the next election, and maybe president coolidge would not be the candidate the next time. when the issue came up that maybe the coolidges should have a vice presidential house, there was none, mrs. harding said she did not think so, that the willard hotel was just fine for the coolidges. >> they were also very different than just what we have learned about the two women. last week with florence harding, we learned she had a bold personality. there were issues that she cared about. she encouraged her husband into politics. we seem to have quite the opposite in the relationship between the coolidges. can you talk the differences in how the women approached public life and their temperaments? >> grace's biographer said the harding marriage was more like a business, and they had a deal. warren got to do this and mrs. harding got to do that. it was an older marriage, as well. in the coolidge case, i would not say that mrs. coolidge w

>> so, why did you decide to carry mary grace's hair accessories? >> i was walking down the street for the sidewalk sale one day, and i came across her display and her bows, and i had to have them. i totally fell in love with them. i love the concept. i love the color combinations. i love the fact of what she was doing benefited so many other people, and it was just -- it was the perfect fit for our store. they're incredibly popular. people love it. what do we say? you look fabulous, sweetheart. >> so, what do you think about your headband? >> it's cool. it's comfortable. >> so, did you know that you're supporting a really good cause and helping girls go to school? >> yeah. >> so, what do you think about that? >> it's really, um -- it's nice. and it helps them a lot. >> mary grace has accomplished a lot, but what about the future? >> my goal is to reach 100 girls, and so i'm now at 32, and i'm almost there, just step by step. >> it's amazing how some thread, glitter, and sparkle, along with a lot of creativity and hard work, can make such a big diff

grace from daily grace and also hanna hart. but what in fact is a christmas face?mas stud, but you're drinking reindeer blood ♪ oh you're talking about my christmas face ♪ >> you decorate your face. >> they had ret like a chris mat tree beard face but the best face of them all personally, i think, grace. ♪ what the hell has she done to herself? ♪ >> oh, my god. >> oh, my goodness. >> i just hit a skier. deal with it. >> her face is like a ski slope. that is incredible stuff. >> that is creepy. >> it's creative! my gosh. >> i'm kind of on board with this idea. i was thinking that would be fun to have a face painting christmas party. >> it's not just christmas faces they do. you see the hanukkah face and the kwanza face. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> a daytime television event. dr. oz: it's our fifth year anniversary. >> dr. oz presents his biggest show ever! with guests who have been staged by our show. >> i am cancer-free! >> plus, unforgettable moments. >> you changed my life.

. >>> nos visita la princesa de la bachata, leslie grace. >>> y también los tribales de la sierra. >>rta américa la mejor manera de empezar tus mañanas. >>> hoy es martes. >>> o sea que. >>> ni te cases ni te embarques ♪. ♪ feliz navidad (aplausos). >>> solo, solo, solo >>> y alan tacher, y alan tacher? no lo veo. >>> ¿dónde está alan? se nos perdió. >>> y ¿ana? dónde está ana. >>> mira >>> (todos hablan). >>> hermanita. >>> sobrinita linda. >>> qué bonita soldada. >>> así les decimos muy buenos días, es martes 17 de diciembre del 2013 y como ustedes saben, raúl está de vaca. >>> de vacaciones. >>> un besito para ti, son muy merecidas y está con nosotros nuestro querido paul. >>> siempre que alguien esté de vacaciones vas a estar tú. >>> lo dijo ayer el javi, un contrato muy grande. >>> las canciones que te tenemos. >>> que se quede, que se quede. >>> que se encuere. >>> no. >>> no es cierto. >>> tenemos un programa muy especial hoy, viene la princesa de la bachata leslie grace, nos va a cantar y también viene con su papá y su mamá, leslie grace que nos ha robado el corazón de todos.

i want grace marie to answer. i thought this was economics, dollars and cents. >> absolutely. >> the premiums will go up. companies don't feel like being in that business and cheaper for them to pay the fine and let people go on the exchanges many of whom will end up on the medicare exchange. isn't it a sense of dollars and cents? >> shareholders are looking at this and looking at a company that has health costs of $11,000 for one of their employees and they can pay a $2,000 fine instead? of course. their employees will still get health insurance. >> they can get rid of their health insurance right now without paying a fine but they don't do it because they want to stay competitive. >> there's no place for them to go. >> this top notch health insurance. if they do shed these people guess what, there's high quality health insurance. they will have health insurance for those times in between jobs as well. >> that is absolutely what we need, individual ownership of health insurance that's are affordable from job to f

a steam ivy league graduate says blacks are genetically inferior less than whites while ms grace let my three millenniums of african blood in my three decades of american force fit education answer to ingredients for your food for thought i was george mitchell conclusions are primarily reflective of that blacks only comprise thirteen percent of ivy league school that cindy's but i don't need to be valedictorian and so you there we don't need princeton's approval and so you know we've already given birth to sons of princes of dot mouth. perceives the poetic expressive dars that spew from our mouths this ignorance it doesn't mean that we are powerful understand. you're upset that you lay you pin pin you down under the weight of their common application i transformed you from sweet heart to stick but even you being a white woman in me being a black boy i hear your subconscious screaming screw cornell columbia harvard and yale you just want to be brown you just want to be brown to be the brown saw you that was cast off as dirt but then sprouted the most beautiful wallflower was to be the

. >> 1 #-year-old katie grace loves to hang out with her friends and family. being together this season holds even more meaning. >> it's a roller coaster. we never know one day to the next. >> katie grace suffers from pull ph. she wears this backpack. her sister designed a teddy bear so she wouldn't feel alone. >> we take this tubing and stick it right there and put a patch over it. >> katie grace's story and dire need for a heart and lung transplant inspired 22-year- old, jeffrey holmes to do more than just display lights on his childhood home. he created a heart for christmas and amazing light display. a total of 30,000 holiday lights. all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live right next door to us so we said here's a wonderful little child of god that could use a lot of help. >> karen is a survivor. four years ago, she had a double lung transplant. >> day-to-day she is testing and hoping to get on the list and we are hoping for her. because ph is so rare. we need to spread the word and i want her to be a survivor like me. >> hundr

esteem ivy league graduate says blacks are genetically inferior less than whites while ms grace let my three millenniums of african blood in my three decades of american force fit education answer to ingredients for your food for thought i was george mitchell conclusions are primarily reflective of that blacks only comprise thirteen percent of ivy league school that cindy's but i don't need to be valedictorian and so you there we don't need princeton's approval so you know we've already given birth to sons of princes of dot miles. perceives the poetic expressive dars that spew from our mouths this ignorance it doesn't mean that we are powerful understand. your upset that you lay you can pin you down under the weight of their common application i transformed you from sweet heart to stick but even you being a white woman and me being a black boy i hear your subconscious screaming screw cornell columbia harvard and yale you just want to be brown you just want to be brown to be the brown saw you that was cast off as dirt but then sprouted the most beautiful wallflower was to be the brow

and grace kelly's engagement ring, kate middleton's royalty our eye, and the finest pink diamond ever are all on display at the new cartier exhibit in paris. france 24.ching the ukrainian president has survived a no-confidence vote against his government. the by the opposition to try to force his prime minister out of office leaves the growing through -- the growing tensions in ukraine on results. hundreds of thousands have turned out in anger against the , who backtracked on a key trade deal with the european union in favor of russia. for more, i am joined by gulliver within the parliament. what was it like during the vote? was extremely rowdy, as they often are in ukrainian parliament. .here are a lot of disruptions the prime minister had decided to not even be president -- sorry, not even be present for this vote of no-confidence against his government. the opposition said that was not liked in terms of procedure. inhad difficulty getting because of the protesters outside, and when he finally did get in and started to make his speech, he was booted because he -- he was booed becaus

.) >> (clapping) and now we're going to grace ortega. where is grace.apping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> elizabeth where is elizabeth? elizabeth coming up human resources she's a 7th grader from james middle shopping mall school and she's an intelligent student she's a leader and helps to translate for us. she also demonstrates the pride for her school >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) the next one is jose. where is jose? yeah. let's give him a round of applause. he's from the boys and girls clubs and is a lifelong resident of admission district he's appeared an advocate for healthy relationships and a team leadership and tutoring and community service programs. he's most recent achievement was being selected as a youth ambassador and traveling to south america. jose is >> (speaking spanish.) >>

you have graced our stages, you have graced our lives, you have graced our history.

we will remember him as a man of uncommon grace and compassion.or whom abandoning bitterness was a way of life. >>> mandela's two youngest daughters were in london at the time of his death, attending a premiere of a new film about his life. >> they left immediately after getting the news. but they asked the film be played to the end. the audience was told that mandela had died as the closing credits rolled. prince william was one of those watching the film. >> sad and tragic news. we're reminded what an extraordinary and inspiring man nelson mandela was. and my thoughts and prayers are with his family right now. >> british actor, idris elba, who played mandela in the film was also at the event. and he said, quote, we have lost one of the greatest human beings to have ever walked this earth. >>> still ahead, another big story we're watching closely. a severe blast of cold air. dangerous temperatures are gripping much of the country. we'll show you where it's heading next. along with all that ice and snow. >>> and mourning madiba. much more on the d

. >> 11-year-old katie grace loves to hang out with her friends and family.ng together this season holds even more meaning. >> it's a roller coaster. we never know one day to the next. >> katie grace suffers from pulmonary hypertension or ph and is awaiting a life-saving heart/lung transplant. >> from now we're on the last step of the journey. >> she was diagnosed with ph six years ago and wears this backpack to carry her iv medicine that goes to her heart. katie grace's story and dire need for a heart/lung transplant inspeiered 22-year-old jeffrey holmes to do more than just display lights on his childhood home. he created a heart for christmas. a total of 30,000 holiday lights, all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live right next door to us so we said here's a wonderful little child of god who could use a lot of help. >> hundreds of people have visited the musical lights show on the home's one-acre property, even katie grace. >> it's all for you. what do you think about that? >>> i like it. >> does it make you happy? >> yeah. >> k

grace period. the store can charge interest starting the day of your first purchase. next question, where can you using the card? >> if it's a general purpose card, visa/master card, then you will be able to use it in other places, gives you more flexibility, more opportunities earn whatever rewards or points you are going to get anyway. >> reporter: some cards are limited to one particular store so you can't use them as often. question number five, are you trying to build new credit or maintain your credit score? >> if you're trying to build credit and you really have very little, a store credit card to:at least help you some what. >> reporter: but if you already have a high credit score, opening lots of store cards may hurt more than help. >> no a good idea. >> reporter: you don't think so? >> no you save a little bit of money, but who needs more credit? >> reporter: bottom line, do your homework, like it woman. >> i usually shop around for my credit cards and i'm very selective. >> look at it as

and police cut her loose. >> you know, you're lucky i like you, grace. >> come on, sanchez. >> grace, i catch you, next time you're going, you understand that, right? >> yes, sir. >> police say cases like crystal's where women slide from prostitution into drug addiction are all too common. while she is bound yet again for jail, the task force moves on to their next target. >> conversing with this female through e-mail, she posts on the casual encounters. possibly just to save money on craigslist. >> an undercover has made an outcall date with a woman who cleverly posted under craigslist casual encounters. rather than an online ad for sex. >> we're going to try to do an outside date before they have to go in, and she wants to get a room here. once he makes the deal outside, we'll go and arrest her. >> making the approach. tell her to get out. >> outside a quiet suburban motel, close cover officers eyeball the rendezvous, while arresting officers move in slowly, waiting for the good deal signal to make the bust. >> she agreed, she's out of his ride. count the money. good deal, good deal

if you don't make that deadline, do you get a grace period for march 31st? >> reporter: the grace period is defined in the law in the beginning as you've pointed out, that the fine is so small for basically defying the obama care law, at least in year number one for most of these lower income mostly young people, that that's their disincentive. the argument is not, you better sign up because you have to pay this big fine. it's, you better sign up because now you can get coverage because you run your motorcycle off the road because you don't think you're going to get sick. but young people are looking at this -- insurance companies will tell you that you can't be the brunt of late-night talk show humor, meaning obama care, and also have the people who watch those shows say, boy, i better hurry and sign up. we have no idea now. and the trends aren't good. >> thanks very much, steve. we appreciate it. the question is, will the back-end insurance errors derail the small amount of enrollments that have been completed? paul, front end, are you satisfied with what

. >> reporter: in maine, 94-year-old grace has been in the dark since sunday. a friend came by with a generator and spent the night to make sure grace is okay. temperatures in her home had dropped into the 40s. >> there you go, grace. >> there's nothing you can do, really. you just wait it out. but keep a sense of humor about it. because it, too, shall pass. >> reporter: one of the biggest concerns is carbon monoxide poisoning. >> we ask that anyone using an emergency generator use it outdoors only, at least 15 feet away from doors and windows, and never, ever, ever in a basement or attached garage. >> reporter: it is equally grim north of the board. at least 100,000 remain without power from terr er froer from t maritimes. in pennsylvania, those icy conditions are being blamed on several multivehicle pileups and crashes along the turnpike. >> it's winter. it's cold. we say it will get a little bit of a warmup, we're talking about just in the 30s. >> reporter: but in spite of spending the holiday in the cold many are keeping their christmas spirits up. dozens o

your grace is immortality, your disfavor is death.o you all blissful divinity we offer our humble worship. for certain is the death of the born, and certain is the birth of the dead. then let's not grieve for what is inevertable. the end and the beginnings are unknown. we see only the intervening probations. that is why there is no need to grieve.he o supreme lord, lead us from untruth to truth, like our father nelson mandela. lead us from darkness to light, like our father nelson mandela and lead us from mortality like our father nelson mandela. may he rest in peace. amen. >> i begin with the opening chapters of the holy koran. [ speaking in foreign language ] all praises due to the almighty, lord of the world, who is unequal and unmatched in every one of his attributes. [ speaking in foreign language ] the ba neff sit, the merciful, the master of the day of judgment. [ speaking in foreign language ] o, almighty lord, you alone do we worship. you alone do we seek assistance from.. we extend our condolence to the mandela family and to

. >> reporter: in maine, 94-year-old grace burly has been in the dark since sunday. a friend came by with the generator and spent the night to make sure grace is okay. temperatures in her home had dropped into the 40s. >> there you go, grace. >> there's nothing you can do, really. you just wait it out, but keep is sense of humor about it because it, too, shall pass. >> yeah. >> reporter: state officials say one of the big concerns is carbon monoxide poisoning from poorly ventilated heaters. there have been at least seven deaths and multiple people sickened by fumes in the u.s. and canada. >> we ask that anyone using an emergency generator use it outdoors only at least 15 feet from doors and windows. and never, ever, ever in a basement or even an attached garage. >> reporter: it is equally grim north of the border in parts of canada where at least 100,000 people also remain without power from toronto to the maritimes. electrical crews continue to work around the clock in frigid, icy conditions. in pennsylvania the icy conditions are blamed on several multi-vehicle pil

avik roy, grace marie turner. thank you both, very, very much. >>> now, here's another gem from the president's news conference today. >> how do you expect americans to have confidence and certainty in this law if you keep changing it? this one here, this new waiver last night, could argue you might as well have just delayed the mandate. >> well, no, that's not true because what we're talking about is a very specific population that received cancelation notices from insurance companies. >> very specific? we're talking about 6 million cancelations. is this going to fly politically? time to focus on the politics of all this with our free market panel coming up next. you know what, i said from the beginning that the republicans should have attacked this thing by delaying or overturning the individual mandate. they didn't listen to me, and they got in trouble with the shutdown. >>> later in the show, the bernanke rally continues today on wall street. this was the third best week of the year for the dow. but how long w

she was to be the mother of god's son. >> hail mary, full of grace. >> "hail, mary, full of grace," saidriel. "the lord is with thee." with that endorsement, the virgin mary, an icon in blue, was soon elevated by the early church fathers to a lofty throne as the queen of heaven. and she hasn't stepped down since. >> they couldn't deal with the real mary. she was just too strong, too intelligent, too capable. they had to sort of pare her down, make her two-dimensional, just this icon. they had to make her virgin, and only virgin. >> and the icon, as centuries of artists have shown us, is blonde and blue-eyed. but the reality may come as something of a shock. >> i would assume that she looked like other middle eastern women, which would have been dark haired and dark skinned. and she probably would have been about the same height as women of her time. and what we know about that is, that's probably five feet -- 5'1", 5'2", somewhere in there. >> and scholars say her name wasn't mary, but mariam, in the aramaic language she spoke in a small town called nazareth. it was a rural existence, go

he led with grace and compassion, he challenged us to do better. and his resolve to promote human rights, peace and democracy has inspired generations, including myself. san francisco is part of the global movement he created. he fought for equality and for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and he enshrined those rights into the south african constitution. he was a transformative leader in the fight to end the hiv and aids epidemic and he definitely cared for people living with hiv and aids. he fought to end poverty, to empower communities and brought his nation together. nelson mandela touched so many, so deeply. he brought hope and we saw in him what we seek in ourselves. his life has been an inspiration to all who are changing the world for the better and his legacy has had the profound impact on our city and residence. san francisco mourns, as we have lost a friend and truly inspirational leader who never stopped fighting for equality and helped to empower communities everywhere. our hopes, thoughts and prayers are with the entire m

he bore his burdens with dignity and grace. and our world is better off because of his example. of worldwide experience that draws young and old, black and white, to share feelings. charlize theron. my thoughts and love go out to the mandela family. rest in peace, madiba. you will be missed. but your impact on this world will last forever. spike lee posted this picture with a simple message. and then, there's this one from nasa. intergalactic reaction from the space shuttle, posting a picture of mandela's beloved south africa. and the crowds continue to gather in front of mandela's home, perhaps the day's most poignant message from his own twitter account. death is something inevitable. when a man has done what he considers to be his duty to his people and his country, he can rest in peace. a virtual memorial on social media. electronic good-byes for the man who brought the world together. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> well, those electronics good-byes are exploding across social media. newspapers, eulogizing the civil rights icon. >> some of this morning's notable headline

larger than life legend who went from a prison cell to the presidency and he did it with such unmashed grace. i want to bring in arwa damon when is live in johannesburg in south africa. >> reporter: nelson mandela a hero, a legend, an icon. so many of the people we are speaking to here will say that hardly truly encompasses what it was that he meant for this nation and what it was that he allowed this nation to become. behind me is the house where he did pass away. the crowd has been gathered here ever since that news came out last night. people showing up in their pajamas. the crowd slowly growing throughout the morning and people chanting and singing songs from the days of the revolution and singing songs about struggle. he passed away as you will well remember after battling a long infection for quite some time and taking a turn for the worse over the summer before being moved here to this home where he was under intensive care. it would seem his body was rejecting antibiotics. he passed away. the body move to a military hospital in pretoria where will be embombed and moved to the johy jo

what did she say or what do you think about how he left prison and had the grace and indignity to invitehe gaolers. >> at this point i have to d admit when she came back i thought she'd come back with a message of fighting. let's continue the fight. she said, "you'll be surprised, my grandson, nelson mandela is going to tell us all to reconcile, shake hands with our former enemies." he is convinced he'll be released. she came back convinced the man had not changed. he was for the policies and would reconcile. desmond tutu, the arch bishop also an important civil right figure has said that prison changed nelson mandela from an aggressive young mill tant. isn't it ironic that terrible imprisonment may have forged him as the great leader he became? >> i think that most people forget he was a great leader before going into prison. i have been watching the reports on him, and they seem to forget the contributions he made and all the things that he did before he went into gaol. he was a leader long before he went into prison. perhaps prison made him mellow, but he was the same nelson mandela t

taught us how to move through life with courage and grace. swimming her way to fame and smile no amount of water could wash away. >> shall we dance. >> osgood: the movies inspired new olympic sport synchronized swimming. so many gifts gave us. invent the first videotape recorder used enormous wheels like this, then went on to revolutionize sound. chances are you're hearing me better thanks to ray golden. while put his name on finest speakers and ear phones. our thanks to him. and doug gave us this. the computer mouse opening up the universe of information with just a click. ♪ jean stapleton was a fine actress in movies an on stage but we'll remember her most fondly indeeder bunker archie's loving and long suffering wife. >> can only pin on you to being a ding bat. >> so, thank you, archie. >> osgood: she made us laugh with her big part. >> do you wish you were somebody else? >> no. but when i was a little girl i used to pretend to be somebody else. >> oh, yeah, who? >> deanna durbin. >> osgood: deanna durbin was a girl many little girls dream

leaving the world with memories of a man of astonishing grace and good humor. rock concerts celebrated his birthday. hollywood stars gloer fied him on screen. his gray hair and raspy voice made him instantly recognizable across the globe. the first black president of south africa, boxer, paved the way to reconciliation with well chosen gestures of forgiveness. he lunched with the prosecutor that sent him to jail, sang the african anthem at his own inauguration and traveled hundreds of miles to have tea with the the widow of the prime minister at the time he was in prison. his most memorable gesture when he came on the field in south africa colors to congratulate the south african team and brought the overwhelmingly white crowd of 63,000 to their feet chanting "nelson, nelson, nelson." he marched into the whitism. the temple of south african rugby and made followers feel they belonged in the new south of africa. he did not escape criticism as an individual and politician. much was muted as the status of decency and principle. as president, he failed to craft the

katie grace's story and dire need for a heart-lung transplant inspired 22-year-old jeffrey holmes to do more than just show lights, he created a heart for christmas an amazing light display. a total of 30,000 christmas lights all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live next door to us and so we said here's a wonderful little child of god who could use a lot of help. >> reporter: hundreds of people have visited the musical light show on the holmes' one acre property even katie grace. >> it's all for you. what do you think about that? >> i like it. >> reporter: does it make you happy? >> yeah. >> reporter: in clayton, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> in 2008, doctors gave katie one year to live so she has already beaten the odds. >>> it's 4:56. the air quality here is so bad, it's worse than beijing! coming up, when you'll be able to breathe a little easier. >> reporter: somebody's life in san jose has changed forever. one of the winning lottery tickets was sold right here. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> check your mega millions t

tony is selling grace note for $170 million. sony paid more for the company but selling in a lower price in an attempt to get rid of nonessential businesses. from bloomberg studios i'm cory johnson. back to you. >> thank you. >> spencer christian is away but sandhya patel is here now. >> yes, and weather looks fantastic. >> temperatures are mild. and air quality continues to be high. we're not looking at any rain. temperatures into low to upper 60s half moon bay was 48 degrees. spare the air alert up again, tomorrow, take a look atted visibility so poor, three miles in half moon bay. here is a view of san jose. a mild afternoon, mostly clear skies and chilly tonight. child conditions tuesday with spare the air alert again, tomorrow, sunshine expected for christmas day. we're looking at dry mild conditions for the holidays we're not expecting any storms here any time soon. it's going to be 34 in santa rosa. low 40s in san jose. oakland 44. mainly clear conditions tomorrow afternoon, high temperatures 66 redwood city. in pacifica,

in the case of grace lim, she has been shown a number of them already and has made comment about themve, and since then, we have been able to show that she is actually responsible for producing those items. so she will be questioned further. >> lily tells the police that she was held against her will in their brothel, and terrorized by the mother/daughter team into having sex with men. >> translator: they refused to give my passport back. the trafficker said that if i tried to escape, or told the police or the thai embassy, they would come after me. they said my parents back in thailand would be in trouble. i couldn't cope with that. >> the victim was stating that she was held there against her will and that she received no money. she was having up to four to five clients a day and that meeting one was taken the money. she was told she had to do everything the client said and if the client complained, she would become very aggressive with her. >> the police now believe the daughter, 19-year-old grace lim, is just as deeply involved in the trafficking network as her mother. >> i think

>> some of them have different levels of grace periods. >> reporter: in fact, some have no grace period. the store can charge interest starting the day of your first purchase. next question, where can you use the card? >> if it's general purpose, visa or mastercard, you can use it in other places, more flexibility, more opportunities to earn whatever rewards and points you were going get anyway. >> reporter: most are limited to one store. question five, are you trying to build new credit or maintain your credit score? >> if you are trying to build credit and have very little, a store credit card can at least help you somewhat. >> reporter: if you already have a high credit score, opening lots of store cards may hurt more than help. >> it's not a good idea. >> you don't think so? >> no. you save a little more money, but who needs more credit. >> reporter: to your homework like this woman. >> i shop around for my credit cards. >> look at it as a vehicle, not a solution. so, use it when you need to use it. pay it off right away. get whatever benefits you can out of it and then run. >> if t

but for the grace of god, that could be my daughter. and why haven't we stood up together, united and said, no more. we wear them out. >> tonight's operations is just the first round of a four-day sting that will ultimately net 90 individual, including 12 pimps, juvenile, and youth minister who came looking for sex from a 14-year-old girl. >> it is scary. if you are naive enough to think it is just here, you're wrong. we dig it out here. so it is what kind of community do you want. what kind of community do you want to live in? do you want to raise your children in? but here's my warning and it's not new. if you come here to violate the law, we're going to put you in jail. and if we don't get you this time, we'll catch you next time report in the "new york times" could change deathe debate overe deadly attack on benghazi in 2012, one of the hot political topics of this year. >>> from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >>> and good sunday morning. happy hol

your grace is immortality. your disfavor is death. to you, all bliss be offer our humble worship.or certain is the death of the born and certainly is the birth of the dead, then let's not grieve for what is inevitable. the end and the beginning are unknown. we see only the intervening formations. that is why there is no need to grieve. o supreme lord, leaders, like our father, nelson mandela, lead us from darkness to light like our father, nelson mandela, and lead us from death to immortality like our father, nelson mandela. may he rest in peace. amen. >> i begin with the opening chapters of the holy koran. [ speaking foreign language ] all praise is due to the almighty, not of the worlds who is unequal and unmatched in every one of his attributes. the beneficent, the merciful, the master of the day of judgment. [ speaking foreign language ] almighty lord, you alone do we worship. you alone do we seek assistance from. we extend our condolence to the mandela family and to the nation during this time of sadness over the passing away of madiba, a global icon of freedom in recent time

with a white beard no i think that's so we can understand it in our heads but it's about love your grace oh yeah oh my god with kids because you pretty much learn as a parent you're not in control so i think you pray more as a parent. you know god if he had talent i think god for everything. you know i the thing is you know. whether you get to go in or not whether whether there's good or something after this life i like that thought because if you're not accountable for your actions down here who keeps me from killing you just to have your shoes and i mean there's i mean we could talk all day about what exists or what doesn't exist but if there's no accountability that's why if you want to shift this from god and religion to the internet the internet is a blessing it's the future is so bright but not being accountable being totally anonymous in your actions and your voice i think that's dangerous before we get to some social media questions you do not have a twitter account trisha has one right why don't you tweet i'm not there yet and i went back i don't write so it's back to you know w

. >> reporter: in may, 94-year-old grace burley has been in the dark since sunday. a friend came by to spend the night to make sure she is okay. temperatures in her home dropped to the 40s. >> there you go, grace. >> there is nothing you can do, really. you wait it out. you keep your sense of humor, because this too shall pass. >> reporter: they say they are worried about carbon monoxide poisoning. there have been multiple deaths in the u.s. and canada. >> we ask anyone using an emergency generator use it outdoor only and never, ever, ever, in a basement or even in an attached garage. >> it is i equally grim north of the border if parts of canada where at least 100,000 also remain without power from toronto to the maritimeles. electrical crews continue to work around the clock in frigid icy conditions. in pennsylvania, those icy conditions are being blamed on several multivehicle pileups and crashes along the pennsylvania turnpike. >> it's winter. it is cold. we say it's going to get a little of a warm-up. we are still talking about just in the 30s. >> reporter: but