larry hackett standing in the wings. >> love that song. >>> also love this guy.azing story. we cannot wait to tell you about. the way he prepares tasty dishes with a high-tech bionic hand. you need to see this to believe it. >> it helped his cooking. it's remarkable. >>> something else you need to see. "12 years a slave." it's generating serious awards buzz. leading the pack in golden globe nominations. it's sure to be a big contender at the oscars, as well. we talk to sara. stay tuned for that one. >> she is amazing. >> yes. >>> right now, though, just five days left. this guy. this guy. five days left until we say hello to 2014. who better to help us look back on an incredible year, than "people" magazine's own larry hackett. he has the highlights from "people's" double-issue, the best and worst of 2013. hello, larry. i want to talk about so many people. let's start with angelina jolie, who you have dubbed the brave one. >> there's no one that uses her celebrity more productive than angelina jolie. this year, of course, she wrote an essay in "the new york times

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i am joined now by our legal ladies, carry hackette is a criminal defense attorney. >> let me begin withe. he is now saying i didn't do this even after the facebook posting. so how will his -- i guess, attorneys defend him on that? >> i think they'll have a hard time. i think they'll try to build the story that they had a very contentious relationship which i believe they do if you read the transcript and a lot of the details. she did brandish a knife that night, but she was also kneeling and shot eight times at point-blank range after he left her and came back with a gun. so i think they'll have a very hard time proving self-defense and that's why i do believe the charges were upped from second to first degree because you see premeditation in his actions. >> it seems as though, carrie, he's undermined that defense by the images. i could go to jail for this and go to jail for the rest of my life in prison. >> that's one of the worst things for a lawyer to have to deal with, are facebook posts thattic incriminate your client. i agree with mo that, yes, you can see heat of passion here. yo

i thought i was efficient for hackett, but now i am. was not that efficient. >> my tolerance for unnecessary meetings went way down. and i think that what is happening to working women is that working mothers of the following then we fall short at times. it's easier for men to stay there. and we compare ourselves to the women that are at home and as a working mother, you can spend your entire life feeling bad. and when you don't, people will do it for you. but a story in my book about dropping my son off at the local public school we go to and i dropped him off in kindergarten. and i dropped him off at his favorite t-shirt and the woman opened the door and said st. patrick's day, he supposed wear were green. and i think, really? really? some lucky that he has a t-shirt. [laughter] >> and this would never have happened to my husband. my husband dropped him off wearing the same t-shirt on the same woman would open the door and say, you are such a wonderful father. wonderful for driving her son to school today. but i'm a woman, subversive

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ambassador to the holy see, ken hackett. wonderful. he gives hope. he's given people a sense of i'm there with you. as you are suffering, i am also there. and that's special. >> reporter: while millions flock to st. peter's basilica and the square every year, few get to see it from this view. >> this is amazing how close you are. i actually watched the conclave. when the pope came out on the balcony in the middle. you'll see the pope go out there on christmas day. >> reporter: and this room, just off the balcony, burke calls a secret little gem. >> i don't have a lot of fringe benefits. but this is one, the ability to take people here. this is not on the vatican museum tour. >> reporter: also not on the moue team tour, a guest house for clergy, and home to pope francis. story has it, he was here for the conclave. and decided to stay. and not the apartment. >> move into the palace. that's right. it's simple. but you have contact with the people. >> reporter: the holy father begins his day at 5:00 in the morning. he spends two

as time went by, the federal government would hack it here and hackett there, and before we know it, there is nothing in that for the people who have paid their whole lives into. now they are coming up with this obamacare and obamacare will be just like medicare, where no doctors and hospitals want this health insurance because the federal government will not pay the bills for these elderly people. for example, my father was in the hospital with pneumonia. my dad was on his deathbed. they came in three days later, and medicare said they would not pay another penny for my dad to get them out of the hospital. they came in and told my dad, he has to pack his stuff and get out. i had to bring my dad home. anderson back to help -- health. and be justome in like that. people in the country will be in sick, and the federal government will not pay for this hospitalization. these people will be out sick because they will not pay the bills. medicaid does expand for some people but for some it will be private insurance plans. sure thatare, i'm medicare when it was created in the 1960s, we had t