mandela spent 19 years in the one room. >> long before mandela became the grand, gray haired statesmanmaintain his sanity in prison. one of the shirtless scenes in the movie, many of his adoring fans will gladly pay money for. >> nelson mandela, his routine, 100 fingertip pushups, 200 situps, run in place, 45 minutes. >> you didn't do finger tip pushups. >> we did. we screened them. he did not look like he was there. >> he has never met nelson mandela. but he won his approval. >> what was it like that he thought he was looking at himself? >> surreal. >> and always talk of award. and also some things. but when you have mr. mandela the great himself, looking at an image of me saying is that me. that's it. i have won. i have won every possible award you can give. >> reporter: long walk to freedom is in part a history lesson. sin mcinematic proof of what is possible when a life is well-lived. >> freedom it is an idea for which i am preparred to die. for "nightline," byron pitts in new york. >> m >> coming up next on "nightline," kanye and kim's bound two video and the proof that has gone v

loyalty, winnie mandela. >> naomie harris plays winnie mandela.ustin chadwick is the director of the film. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> i don't know where you start to look of making a film of an iconic perch lison like this an whose life is so rich and so well known so to make it interesting. where do you start, justin? >> the producer had written to mandela when he was in prison so over the 20, 30 years that he had been in contact with mandela, he got to know a lot of people involved in the apartheid struggle. so really for me it was about interviewing the people, the family, the friends, the comrades and making a film that was personal, and also the heart of it a love story. a love story between mandela and winnie. >> and you play winnie. big jump from being in "skyfall" with james bond but a different kind of amazing man. you met winnie mandela. what was that like? >> it was great. i expected winnie to have this long laundry list of ideas about how she should be played, because, you know, that's what i would have if someone was pla

nelson mandela lived here. desmond tutu.n and bred in soweto, it means something. do mostly people own their homes or rent? >> mostly people own their homes. >> they start to make a little more money, things start to get a little bit better. can you build up? >> you can build up. >> look at the streets here and you see what that kind of pride does. it may not be a rich area, but it's immaculate. squared away. an emerging middle class coming up, rather than fleeing to elsewhere. >> you know where you're going, right? >> yeah. i know where i'm going. >> next exit? smoky delicious meat over flame. under the overpass, all sorts of mystery meats for sale. the taxi man's lunch. we order some brisket, some sausage, some heart. beautiful thing. meat, a cutting board, a knife. >> you chose well. these guys are good. ♪ >> here, spread over thousands of square feet, the remnants of white colonial rule. what's left from the descendants of bible thumping dutch settlers who came here to farm, to ranch, to build their own world on top of a

i think mandela represents our nation.uld have gone terribly wrong, it's a remarkable thing how well it went. >> between 1990 and 1994, tough times, you know, into the city fighting. black-on-black violence. black-on-white violence. but we transcended that coming together regardless of the unresolved issues. >> what extent are things getting mixed? we like to think we live in a rainbow nation, but in fact, in the states like to a great extent in different neighborhoods. in some ways it looks to me outside looking in a little more gracefully mixed up than we've managed in the states. >> here you've got black, white, colored, all sorts of people here. also once you have the knowledge that the economic disparities are managing to keep us divided as well. i think what we need to do is unpack what we mean by rainbow. i think being diverse also means that there'll be moments of discord. >> and you think things will continue to improve? >> yeah. i think we've seen our worst. and that's not to say that we're getting it right all t

>> when i did mandela, i made this album, a love letter to mr. mandela about playing mandela.rom london, won't to johannesburg, worked, made the album. documenting the process of an actor making an album. >> jimmy: singing on the album? >> no. >> jimmy: playing an instrument? >> rapping. >> jimmy: rapping? >> no. co-wrote, about my sensations playing mandela. music is amazing. i want to document that. >> jimmy: south african flavor. >> traditional. english. great. really good. >> jimmy: we talked about this last time, you were a dj. you played a lot of record. i didn't know you were making records too. first time you have done that? >> no. i have put some stuff out before. i was actually rapping, believe it or not you. know what i am saying? >> jimmy: dangerous thing to do, rapping. >> i can rap, actually, the thing is nobody wants to see me rap. >> jimmy: why do you think? >> maybe the english accent. >> little weird. the english accent. doesn't fit with rapping. >> come on, man. >> jimmy: i know how you feel. i am telling you how the whole rest of the world feels about it. i

nelson mandela's life on the big screen. next on al jazeera america we'll tell but the film of the influential leader and how it debuted in south africa. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought, it drives discussion across america. >> al jazeera america's social media community, on tv and online. >> this is your outlet for those conversations. >> post, upload and interact. >> every night share undiscovered stories. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here's are your headlines. secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia trying to mend the u.s. relationship with the middle east. police say the suspect in the los angeles airport shooting told them that he acted alone. one tsa agent was killed and three others injured when gunfighting erupted outside of the screening area. >>> and mohammed morsi announced in cairo that he is still the country's president. his trial has been adjourned to january. >>>

. >> stars come out for a new movie about former president nelson mandela. and we are rapping in cuba. that guy, not me. is the potion man a threat to the communist leadership. that and the headlines in a moment. >>> so the top stories once against on al jazeera. egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi arrived in court in cairo, along with 14 other defendants. ner facing charges of murder -- they are facing charges of murder and insightment. >> john kerry is in saudi arabia trying to meant relations there. the action in syria and talks with iran angered the rulers. >> in democratic republic of congo, a ceasefire has been declared by the leader of m23 rebels. they are on the run in the mountains after the congolese army took over their stronghold. >> more on the top story - the trial of mohamed morsi. we have a professor of political science at qatar university. >> let's look at what is happening outside court. when you see the numbers out there, there's holding pictures of mohamed morsi there. there's no way of knowing how much support there is for either si

. >>> the film about nelson mandela and the family' family's reaction. >> long walk to freedom. nelson's struggle for racial equality, spares no details about his 27 years behind bars, only made the man and his cause stronger. >> your struggle, your commitment and your discipline has released me to stand before you today. >> we should remember where we come from and that this freedom was hard-earned, and it was won at a very, very heavy price. >> the $35 million film also bears the inner workings of the mandela family and attempts to show some of their private struggles. >> when i watched the movie it was a very emotional time for me. >> the film marks the day in april 1994 south eafns went to the polls and mandela became the president of the country that forced him to spend so many years behind bars. >> this story is much bigger than me or any of us. >> mandela hasn't seen the entire film yet. the 95-year-old spent three months in hospital earlier this year but his granddaughter thinks the movie would get his seal of approval. >> it is a very humble, i know he would really, rea

the idea inspired by nelson mandela. sitting on the former south african president's couch, she said they both agreed to change the world, it starts with education. >> i have 370 girls at the school. i have 74, 75 girls graduating every year. all of those girls go to college. >> reporter: all proceeds of the auction will be donated to the foundation. but college tuition for 74 girls can even be much for oprah. >> anyone who has ever put one through college, you know what i'm talking about. you know why i'm selling the sofas. [ laughter ] >> reporter: all of this comes shy of oprah's 60th birthday. she tells me the greatest gift would be support for her students in south africa. in santa barbara, news channel 3. >> oprah, $600,000 according to "los angeles times" netted at this auction. >> a "tv guide" cover photo of her expected to make $2,000 to $4,000 -- $200 to $400 sold for $3,000. >> classic. a teapot, a tea spot that oprah owned went for 1,000 bucks. >> it is worth less than 100. >> that is priceless. >> there you

>> mandela was smooth, mandela was smooth. michael: very.andela: long walk to freedom," it opens november 29 in new york and l.a. [cheers and applause] nationwide, december 25. make sure you go check out a great performance by idris elba, everybody. idris elba! [cheers and applause] kelly: coming up next, miss universe is going to take a long walk for us. announcer: it's "live's" the hunger games special access sweepstakes. to enter, go to the "live with kelly and michael" facebook page. like us and click on "live's" the hunger games special access sweepstakes button. the winner will be randomly selected and the deadline is november 14. next "live" -- adam levine from "the voice." michael: what do you think? >> you got to work on your tone. michael: what do you think? announcer: plus, daughtry, and coby smulders. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replace

a film on the life of nelson mandela has premiered in south africa. three generations of mandela went, the former president well into his 90s was unable to be there. >> long walk to freedom had a tough task documenting the life of the world's most famous antiapartheid leader. from nelson mandela's life and struggle for national equality, the film details his 27 years behind bars, only made the man and his cause stronger. are. >> your struggle, your commitment and your discipline has released me to stand before you today. >> we should remember where we come from, and that freedom was hard earned, in that time, it was won at a very, very heavy price. >> the $35 million film also bears the inner workings of the mandela family and attempts to show some of their private struggles. >> when i watched the movie it was a very emotional time for me. >> the film marks the day in 1994 south africans went to the polls and mandela became the president. >> this story is so much bigger than me, than any of us. >> mandela himself hasn't seen the whole film yet. the 95

it's ironic, i know we'll talk about mandela but i'll bring it up now.creened the movie for the president. >> at the white house last week. >> mandela was his great hero. when you see this movie and mandela talks about leadership, he says look, i know what you want but i'm not going to do that. i'm going to do the tough thing because i'm your leader. they put him in prison for 27 years and he forgave them. this country has to start acting like they care about each other. >> to a point i agree with what a lot of what you said. the point i don't, i think on this obama care thing, it's not so much technical problems with the rollout. that happens in big rollouts and i'm sure they will fix that. it's that repeated footage of him not just once but dozens of times telling american people, you can keep your plan, you can keep your doctor when it looks like he knew all along that wasn't possible. it it was an out right falsehood and i can't remember him doing that so blatantly and i can't remember nelson mandela doing that. >> he made a mistake and i make mistak

> >mandela i haven't seen yet. idris elba is playing nelson mandela in the film. it's gonna get kind of a small release. not a lot of great buzz on that one. > >let's see what happens there. but definitely meryl streep is going to come to the top as she always does. > >she's going to be nominated, but she's going to be fighting sandra bullock for gravity and maybe judi dench in philomena. so it's gonna be an interesting race for best actress. > >good to have you on the show. thank you eric. > >thank you. coming up...trader tips on how to handle the stock market during the holiday season...and warren buffett's son and grandson share their life lessons after the break. we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you have the possibility of making the world a better place. that's according to a new book by billionaire warren buffett's son and grandson. the book is: forty chances: finding hope in a hungry world. we are so pleased to have howard g buffett and howard w buffett on set with us this morning. good morning. so what about the name of this book---forty chances? > >it's abo

mandela was awarded the nobe nol peace price in 1993.e served as president of south africa from 1994 to 1999. >> on wall street the winning streak has ended. the dow losing 10 points in today's holiday session. the first time since last wednesday. they did not set a new all-time high. still the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq were up for the week and the month. >>> and here to talk about today's black friday outlook is kristin bench who joins us from scottsdale, arizona. we have a busy busy shopping day. we saw earlier at the mall talking about how frankly it looks like the thursday opening may have dampened the crowds from friday. do you think that possibly retailers may think it's not worth it to open up on thanksgiving? >> you know, smart retailers are wise to think that. you know, when you think about the costs of opening, for instance, macy's i would herald square which historically opened yesterday with staffing, payroll, and all of that, including the cost to open the store, i don't know how much retailers will really receive the benefits

[applause] >> just a few days ago they unveiled a statue of nell son -- nelson mandela in washington before the south african embassy. a site at which a few of us -- more than a few of us were arrested back in the days of apartheid. but nelson mandela stayed with us in gracey mansion, which is where the mayor lives, unless you got $80 billion like mike. and so joy said, i don't think you -- i said i don't think you'll fit in that bed. joy said, yes, he will. i said, i don't think so honey. and later i realized why i had doubts. i introduced him to bill clinton and al gore, and we had photographs, and i realized the photograph that bill clinton is slightly taller than nelson mandela. but in my mind, he was ten feet tall. so, each year, i send the same message, happy birthday -- his birthday is july 18th and mine is july as well, and i say, happen birthday. when you're 109 i'll be 100 and we'll meet and toast one another. [applause] >> in the book i tell a story of how one of bill lynch's dreams was that we're going to have nelson mandela speak at yankee stadium. but we had trouble get

nelson mandela was awarded the noble peace price in 1993. he served as the president of south africa from 1994 to 1999. >> the first family set to decorate the white house christmas tree. it was loaded on board a wagon. first lady michelle obama and over doubters went out. it'll go on display in the white house house. >> another update after the break. do keep it here. >> only on al jazeera america. >> evey weeknight on al jazeera america change the way you look at news tune into live news at 8 and 11 >> i'm john seigenthaler and here's a look at the headlines.. >> infomation changes by the hour here... >> our team of award winning journalists brings you up to the minute coverage of today's events... then, at 9 and midnight. america tonight goes deeper with groundbreaking investigative coverage of the nation's top stories... >> a fresh take on the stories that connect to you... >> live news at 8 and 11 eastern followed by america tonight on al jazeera america there's more to it.

now a film on the life of nelson mandela has permeated in south africa.hree generations visited the event, which some say was bittersweet. >> i am prepared to die. >> long walk to freedom had a huff task documenting of life of the world famous anti-apartheid leader. the minimum spares no details of its 37 years behind bars. >> your struggles, and your discipline has has led me to stand before you today. >> we should remember where we come from, and that this freedom was hard, and it was won at a very, very heavy price. >> the $35 million film shows the inner workings of the mandela family and attempts to show their private struggles. >> when watched the movie, it was an emotional struggle for me. >> reporter: south africans went to the polls, an. >> this story is so much bigger than me, than any of us. >> mandela himself has not seen the whole minimum yet. the 95-year-old is being treated at home after spending three months in hospital earlier this year. but his granddaughter thinks the movie would get his seal of approval. >> it's very humble testament.

. >> reporter: movie on the life of nelson mandela opens in south africa and we will have reaction andrd of oz moves closer to an australian record and we will have details in sport. ♪ ♪ welcome back, i have the top stories on al jazeera, the u.n. said hundreds of thousands of syrian children are at risk of missing out on education, children as young as 7 have to work to provide for their families. more than a thousand demonstrators entered the headquarters in bangkok, an army spokesman told al jazeera they were allowed to go in without force. the protesters say they want leaders to take a stand in the country's politics. the general has taken over as the new army chief in pakistan, a position some people consider the most powerful in the country and he was handed the charge in a ceremony in indy. and nigeria declared six month extension of state of emergency when troops are fighting and the states were placed under emergency rule last may for six months and residents in the regions are furious about the extension and we have a report. >> a business in yola has been ruined by the exten

"mandela: long walk to freedom."ve look at justin bieber's new film. >>> there they are. new york's finest, escorting the burlington truck early to our studio, loaded with 500 coats. that, lara, is just a touch. >> that's just the beginning. those firefighters getting a hero's welcome, as we kick off our seventh annual warm coats and warm hearts drive. and you can be a hero, too. take a look. >> it's to time of year once again. >> we want to put coats in. >> as temperatures drop, it's time to bundle up. become heroes to those in need of bundling. >> i know my co-workers have coats to give. i have to keep collecting. >> today marks the launch of the seventh annual warm coats, warm hearts drive. >> you're here, for the annual kickoff of our warm hearts, warm coats drive. >> since 2007, we've worked with our friends at burlington, to bring coats to those who would otherwise be left out in the code. 1 million coats. collecting nearly 1.2 million coats. >> more coats. >> this year, we partnered with fashion delivers to di

i say this because of the story of nelson mandela condition it is a not ex-president by leader. it begs the question that the mayor was making. just because you have a position of authority it didn't mean you necessarily lead it's foekdz who exercise that moral authority this changes the world. that's the life of ghandi it wasn't president ghandi or president martin luther king. its people like phillips and i and dell who sped up and had those debates that's why we're here. they didn't wait for anyone to tap them on the shoulder. its people like kate kendall and my extraordinary staff. it's folks like this on stage that stepped up. they didn't need to do it but they did it. it wasn't just interest this was a true commitment to quality. it was chris and sandy i didn't it was the extraordinary leadership of many folks in this room so many of you out there in the audience. so i want to celebrate our wisdom and faith and your devotion to this cause and i'll close for participating in this remarkable journey. and like any journey it's not linear it's complex it's a worth journey we'r

. >>> mandela la crÓnica de nelson mandela que se centra en la extraordinaria travesÍa que realizÓ desdegue hasta el alojado lugar donde vive, traficantes de droga llaman a su puerta y trastocan la paz de su entorno. >>> el guiÓn escrito por silvestre stalone, tienes que cargar ese peso. >>> si hay alguien a quien quieres complacer es Él, lo he admirado toda mi vida, he visto todas sus pelÍculas, hacer justicia al guiÓn que skescribÓ es una tarea difÍcil. >>> eres muy bueno haciendo cualquier personaje, pero espectacular haciendo los villanos mÁs bajos, los peores ¿te diviertes mÁs?. >>> sÍ, es divertido, porque estos villanos ollegan tan lejo, se salen con las suyas alraya.r. >>> en old boy ejecutivo seguridad lo mantienen cautivo 20 aÑos, da con el responsable y encuentra una compleja red de conspiraciÓn y tortura y tendrÁ 4 dÍas para determinar la razÓn de su captura o su hija va a morir. un adolescente criado por madre soltera viaja a mayor panew yor. frustrado por las normas regresa a casa con su madre y descubre a nuevos amigos en el camino, lo hacen descubrir el significado de la

. >> detailing the life of nelson mandela.out how his struggles and successes are portrayed. >> good morning. welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. the first day of trial for egyptianed ousted president is now over, but it's controversy is not. demonstrators in cairo, egypt's military government accusing him of inciting murder. his leaders say it is political and part of the crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. 14 brotherhood leaders are still on trial. egypt's military government was urged to continue restoring democracy. a referendum is planned on its constitution, planned for next year. >> obviously part of the roadmap and part of the process of strengthening egypt's linkages to the rest of the world will be measured in the way in which the people of egypt are sustained in their ability to have the right to assemble, the right to express themselves, but even as they do that, we also agree no one should be allowed to practice violence with impunity. >> more than 20,000 police and soldiers taking to the streets tryin

. >>> t south afric government says forr president nelson mandela's heth remains crical but stable. the south african president visited manla at his home where he's been recovering since hi release from the hospital more than two months o. his exife telling sunday independent news, mandela w still quite ill and unable to speak because of tubes in his mouth that are neededo be there to clear fid from his lungs. shdenied rumors he was o life support. >>> it seems the state of californiaas lost 174,000 tons of lead a other hazardous waste. th isccording to "the los anles times." cords show the toxichemicals werehipped, but there's no dication they arrived at their deination. california officials tell the wspaper they're confent the missing shipments found their way to disposal sites but acknowledged they can't b sure. >>> sll to come, picture-perfect moments caught she has been glowing all morning long, st reveling in the we'll show you wha we're talking about coming up next. kind of cu, huh? >> vy cute. >>> ihink it's safe to call this the perfect storm of cuteness. it all blended tog

anew information on nelson mandela's health and what his former wife is saying about his ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area. this is from lebanon, indiana. this is some of the damage left behind by the tornadoes that blew through the midwest. this is a warehouse with a roof torn out with 40 tornadoes in all with six deaths in the midwest. recovery is difficult. in lebanon there was a starbucks store where everyone was huddled out but they got out okay. >> in north carolina, a social services supervisor and a nurse are due in court after being accused of abusing their 11-year-old foster child. the details of this story could be disturbing. police arrested the union county couple over the week after deputies found the couple's 11-year-old foster child handcuffed to a porch on friday. he was shivering with a dead chicken tied around his neck. they had four other kids now in the custody of social services. >> we lea

. >>> an update on the health of former african president nelson mandela. he is still quite ill and cannot talk because of the breathing tubes. because of his great susceptibility to infection, he has to be kept in a sterile environment. winnie mandela says he's been treated by 22 doctors. >>> the president of the philippines saying he will stay in the storm zone until he sees more relief efforts and progress. he's set up in tacloban. where virtually every building was destroyed or damaged by that typhoon. the united states said this morning they're donating another $10 million to the relief effort. >>> and efforts to remove the toronto mayor from office are picking up steam later today. the embattled major showed up at a football game over the weekend, despite being asked by the league's commissioner to stay away. the city council is expected to vote today to strip him of his remaining powers. >>> president obama and his family spent time as first fans yesterday. they headed to see oregon state play maryland. oregon state is coached by the president's brot

on facebook today many of his supporters describe him as the new mandela for africa which of course is is neither true nor is it. realistic. to both parties them the kind of. support of the military and the muslim brotherhood have not realized that the only way out of this predicament is a political solution now washington's deadly train more fair is something president obama apparently takes great personal pride in being martin explains why him breaking the set in the next hour here on our. you know the last thing i ever ever expected to come out of a nobel peace prize winners mouth is this i am really good at killing people yes folks according to a new book double down our beloved president constitutional lawyer nobel laureate rock obama apparently loves to brag about how well he can execute human beings with drones now for those of you who are still not offended at the president's disregard for human life and think this is just the way politics works and that every president has blood on their hands let me remind you of this one of the chief architects of the drone program john b

mandela spent almost three months in the hospital over the summer. >>> the john f. kennedy presidential library and museum is unvailing a new website today to commemorate the 50th and verse reof arizona assassination -- anniversary of his assassination. just months before his death he said quote a man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on. visitors to the website are invited to up load photos, videos and written messages. the library in boston has also an exhibit of items from his three day funeral. >>> to me its not the affordable care act. it seems more like the unaffordable care act. >> that is angel rodriguez. he and his family will have to pay double the amount they pay now and they are not alone. tonight at 10:00 we go shopping online with the experts to help show you exactly where you stand and the best options for your family. its all in our special report tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> also tonight the city of palo alto is set to consider expanding its outdoor smoking ban in its that city. right now its illegal to smoke in parks or within

on facebook today many of his supporters describe him as the new mandela for africa which of course is neither true nor is it. realistic. that both parties them the kind of. supported by the military and the muslim brotherhood have not realized that the only way out of this predicament is a political solution. quick look now at some other stories from around the world points say the gunmen that opened fire at a shopping mall in new jersey has killed himself his body was found inside the mall after a massive manhunt involving hundreds of police officers both inside and outside the building and nobody else was injured in the attack with witnesses saying the shooter repeatedly fired at security cameras. iraki police have filed an attack by two suicide bombers who tried to break into a police station in the north they recognized the attackers and opened fire forcing the bombers to blow themselves up outside the building but at least two people were killed and seven others wanted that's on top. other bombings that killed ten people in the country on monday iraq is seeing its worst violen

on facebook today many of his supporters describe him as the new mandela for africa which of course is is neither true nor is it. realistic. both parties them the current regime supported by the military and the muslim brotherhood have not realized that the only way out of this predicament is a political solution let's go back to one of our top stories in the extreme right parties gaining momentum ahead of next year is european parliament election we cannot discuss this further with we caught her make professor of sociology at a university in sweden thanks very much for coming on to the program today now in your opinion what's fuelling do you think the popularity of these far right parties across europe at the moment. there's a combination of a lot of things we have the demand side of people or. skeptic towards the european union the eurozone crisis but we also have the supply side of these parties provide something that this stablish parties do not provide today people are sometimes feel discontent that the ideological space between the stablished party says shrinking and if you fe

on facebook today many of his supporters describe him as the new mandela for africa which of course is is neither true nor is it. realistic. that both parties the current regime supported by the military and the muslim brotherhood has had not realized that the only way out of this predicament is a political solution the military mentality believes that if you gain ground you do not give it up if you don't have to and the muslim brotherhood believe in the legitimacy for for the ballot box and both ended up breaking the cycle of handover and peaceful trends transformation and transition of power for now they handle this long way out because the story just we've got less than a minute a final thought as this grapple for power on both sides continues and the fighting at the top continues what about the daily lives of egyptians has not improved in the last twelve months for them or not. that's why i was just about to head the economic situation is incredibly critical the gulf has recently announced pacifically the minister of foreign affairs in a minute said that announced that egypt nee

on saturday, a close friend updated reporters on mandela's condition, quoted him saying this. >> i am not ill. i'm just old. he is fine. he's out of hospital. he's at home. >> all right, the comments came during a question and answer session for a new movie about mandela's life that will be released in this country around thanksgiving. >>> and denver broncos head coach john fox was rushed to the hospital on saturday after feeling lightheaded. now, doctors say he'll undergo aortic heart valve replacement next week. fox is expected to miss several games while he recovers. the broncos have the second best record in the nfl as of now. >>> some pieces of football history on sale in houston, texas, hundreds -- pay attention to this, bianna -- lined up to buy pieces of the famous houston astrodome. i think it's now called the reliant dome. everything from seats to patches of the iconic astroturf up for grabs for a price. the dome, once called the eighth wonder of the world, it's been closed since 2009. a voter referendum will decide its fate. >>> and a 6-year-old boy is recovering after bitt

>> "mandela" is a very traditional bio-pic. very old fashioned.rs, robert redford in "all is lost," bruce dern in "alaska, and then you have them competing with matthew mcconaughey who, you know, dropped all the weight for "dallas buyers club" to play this hell-raising cowboy who becomes infected with hiv. you have tom hanks in "captain phillips" so it's a very crowded field. and a very good -- and, of course, the actor who plays the free black man who, you know -- >> yes. >> -- becomes a slave in "12 years a slave" it's an amazing crowded field this year. >> do not want to choose between them and forest whitaker in "the butler." >> forest whitaker, too. >> let's get to the women and your picks for best actress not that it's easier. >> the leading women have won oscars. sandra bullock from "gravity" as we mentioned. you have cate blanchett who is in the woody allen movie "blue jasmine." you have emma thompson who plays the author in the disney movie "saving mr. banks." you have judi dench in "philomena" it's very touching and you have maiseryl str

and i realized the photograph that bill clinton is slightly taller than nelson mandela. but in my mind he was 10 feet tall. so each year i send the same message, happy birthday, mediba. his birthday is july 18th, and mine is july as well. i say happy birthday, mediba. when you're 109, i'll be 100, and we'll meet and toast one another. [applause] in the book i tell the story of how one of bill lynch's dreams was that we're going to have nelson mandela speak at yankee stadium. but we had trouble getting yankee stadium. george steinbrenner said it wasn't available, and i don't know whether he thought we'd tear up the place or what. [laughter] but billy joel saved the day and gave us, donated to us one of concert days for which he had paid and contracted. and so it was terrific. the place was packed. and there came a time when i draped a jacket, a yankee jacket around his shoulders and placed a yankee cap on his head, and he said you know who i am, i am a yankee. [laughter] and the place just erupted. [applause] so you put that together with the ticker tape parade and all th

. >>> an update to the health of former south african president nelson mandela. his former wife says that he is ill and cannot talk because of a breathing tube. mandela says because of his great susceptibility to infection her former husband has to be in a sterile environment. she revealed mandela is being treated by 22 doctors. >>> the latest revelation about the lead contractor behind the health care rollout. the company cgi has been linked to the mishandling of 20 other government projects. the "washington post" say they include writing useless computer code and shipping military parts to wrong places. concern is growing at the white house with the deadline to fix the website less than two weeks away. >> right now they are in triage. once you've stabilized, how do you give confidence to the american people and the president himself that you have this under control going forward? >> even if the white house is fixed, the white house believes one in five users will be unable to sign up. >>> gives us great pleasure to wish a special happy birthday to one of our fa

think every selenium is a linear in the day and monday was he making this tonight since the nelson mandela has become far outside of south africa's bowlers it's got something on key announcement and there is probably the most popular brand across to lulu two weeks to come kolkata. and they're not in real reasons. then amazingly empty enough for him because it's about the human interaction between you and me to you when you speak to him he makes you feel special he makes one understand how you can put aside differences and green people to get to tok to each other. that's what type of piece does this mean it's it's next on the complexity of the antiques. it's about human beings come to get to it to god that has had a good thing i have to say as i think the same outfit coming in silence about you feel at peace is and isn't a mosque and frowns from myth and twenty two to care for it knitting and now they then make this film from brain and polanski is now in say a nonsense of this week in the skin as he directs his wife asinine to see tyson sixties pic of the tax us into giving him his eight we

and new details coming with teie health of former south african president nelson mandela. his wife saying that he is not able to talk anymore due to tubes in his mouth that help him to breathe. mandela is still quite ill, her words, but he is not in critical condition and not on life support. the 95-year-old civil rights icon is under 24 hour medical care, in his home in johan johanesburg. >>> later on this hour you will hear from tom hanks, the film's producer as he shares his h memories of the day john f kennedy was killed. we'll we'll have more right after this. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. find out why over one million businesses have trusted legalzoom to help them get started. when you're ready to open the doors to your bus

nelson mandela is receiving intensive medical care at his home.ner is confined to his bed. doctors say he is very vulnerable to potential infection. while he clings to life, a new movie looks at his fight against apartheid. we have reaction to the movie in south africa. >> these school girls were born after apartheid ended. they just watched the movie based on nelson mandela's autobiography. >> there was violence that is still happening today. that's horrible and there's so much conflict and so much horrible things going on. >> i don't think there will ever be world peace all around the world. there's too much wars and civil wars and fighting and violence. >> was this depressing in a way, the movie? >> it was very sad. the scenes from fighting are very emotional and you find yourselves crying. >> this is your final warning. >> i'm not breaking any laws. >> the movie is an emotional and sometimes violent journey through the discussionles in whites minority rule. producers say making the movie was a long and in steps journey, for others, the story i

but anyway, what was the queen -- and i said is that nelson mandela?at's the -- yeah, that's the name. i said, he's here in the hotel? and they were getting very impatient. they wanted to know what the queen was wearing, the broach and the this and that. and finally donald, the concierge said, if you will tell us everything, i'll let you meet him. i said, okay. so i gave them all the details of the queen's apricot suit and her hat and which way the feather went and so forth. and then i got a message the next day that mr. mandela would like to meet me. oh, please. at such and such a time in his hotel room. and i went down to the front desk and said you just made this up, right? and they all said, no, i said that there was this writer from washington, d.c., and he said he'd really like to meet you. so they took me up to nelson mandela's room, and he wanted to talk to me about american publishers and why they were demanding that he put more of his personal life in his book and why, why would he do -- and we talked for about 20 minutes. and i was so moved

it details nelson mandela's life.y anticipating the premiere of "long walk to freedom," that would be an underestimate. mandela sold the rights to his biography since he was in prison, so people have been waiting to see this for decades, and however, sadly, nelson mandela himself, he does remain in critical but stable condition. he continues to be looked after by a team of military doctors at his home here in johannesburg. >> great to have you here. victor, back to you now. >>> you may have heard the world's winemakers are facing a annual shortage of cases of wine, and maybe we have been duped. because now other experts say the industry has no shortage at all and wine production is higher this year than morgan stanley estimated. either way it could have a huge impact on the u.s. economy. why? >> reporter: from new jersey to napa valley, americans are growing, storing, and drinking. >> i think people are feeling very comfortable with just having a glass or two, or three. you know, it's any day of the week. >> reporter: