marian and wanda also represent the economic disparities among american women.haven't been used in in probably the past 30 or 40 years, and now they are going to be developed into affordable housing. successful, one-person business in construction and housing development, marian has just gone back to work after kicking a long-term drug hab it. >> it was hard especially for a person that was an addict trying to be employed and just living a rough life my whole life. >> marian is among the four in ten women who's income falls below the government standard for economic security. but for women like wanda that's not a big concern. >> i would have loved to have done this while i was married and have had a sense of security from that, but i don't feel insecure in what i'm doing. >> and neither sees a new man in their future, yet. >> i'm not focused on that right now. >> i have found peace in in ways of prayer or meditation. >>> nelson mandela was a passionate sports fan and he actually trained to be a boxer. still ahead, how mandela used one venue to bring people toget

get back at marian.o what he did. we just don't know which reason it was. >> stay. >> i think i've got past it, but, you know, some of those memories out there were nothing that i ever want to remember again. the sheriff told any of us if we wanted to talk to somebody, it was there, and i know it would be. i think that i can probably just deal with it myself. or i guess just hope that i can deal with it myself. blinding ♪ ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-up snowman ♪ that kind of freaks me out [ beep ] [ female announcer ] no one delivers the holidays like the u.s. postal service. priority mail flat rate is more reliable than ever. and with improved tracking up to 11 scans, you can even watch us get it there. ♪ of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victo

at marian.there had to be a reason in terry's mind to do what he did. we just don't know which reason it was. >> stay. >> i think i've got past it, but, you know, some of these memories out there were nothing that i ever want to remember again. the sheriff told any of us if we wanted to talk to somebody, it was there and i knew it would be. i think that i can probably just deal with it myself. or i guess just hope that i can deal with it myself. >>> good morning on this last day of 2013. right now on "first look," ready for rescue. icebreakers unable to reach the stranded antarctic ship and a helicopter will be used to rescue the passengers. >>> fireball. a derailed train erupts in flames and in plumes of thick, toxic, black smoke into the air and forcing residents to hunker down. >>> going pro. reports that johnny football will skip another year of college to cash in on the nfl. >>> plus, 2013 was a great year for investors, ford cars and trucks, and president obama's favorite tv shows. >>> hap

marian wasn't moving. i had no idea she was dead. >> her husband shows me the last picture ever taken of marian in her new outfit on her wedding. he says attacks on christians go unpunished. and 4 hours drive away in upper egypt more evidence of religious intolerance at a church that was set alight. fire raged here for about nine hours and only a shell was left standing. the church had been renovated just six months before. and the devastation here was echoed elsewhere. church officials say over 100 religious buildings were damaged or destroyed in a single week in august. they say the attacks were systematic and premeditated. >> he blames the muslim brotherhood for the attack on the church which took place under the noses of police. >> the church is no more than 12 steps away from the police headquarters. when people ask the police who were protecting their own headquarters to come and help they refused. they said they did not have orders to interfere with this problem. >> church burnings are not the only

. >> the vatican is the sacred heart of marian devotion.specially true under pope john paul ii and with good reason. on may 13th, 1981, the pope was shot in st. peter's square and barely survived. rescued from death, he believed, by mary's hand. >> i believe and i am sure he believes it, too, that it was the virgin of fatima that saved him. yes, i think he believes it. the pope has said once to my bishop that he comes to fatima every day. >> fatima is the town in portugal where the catholic church believes this image of the virgin mary appeared to three shepherd children on may 13, 1916, 65 years to the day that the pope was nearly killed by this bullet. the virgin mary also gave three secrets to the children. the first, a vision of hell. the second, the need to defeat communism in russia. and the third, a prediction too terrible to reveal. then, in the year 2000, pope john paul revealed the secret. >> it was about a figure in white being wounded. it wasn't a precise prophecy of what happened to the pope in 1981 but it was kind of a vague p

at marian.here had to be a reason in terry's mind to do what he did. we just don't know which reason it was. >> stay. >> i think i've got past it, but, you know, some of these memories out there were nothing that i ever want to remember again. the sheriff told any of us if we wanted to talk to somebody, it was there and i knew it would be. i think that i can probably just deal with it myself. or i guess just hope that i can deal with it myself. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ladies... kitchen counselor. it's likely your detergent. cascade platinum's triple cleaning formula delivers brilliant shine finish gel can't beat. it even helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. cascade platinum is cascade's best. >>> when the plane first banked over jonestown, it looked like a quilt, and we didn't know what we were seeing until someone in the co

many marian materials., these materials needed some type of a scholarly foundation and that was one of the reasons for founding the marian library 1943. the good devotion to the blessed virgin mary requires a good solid foundation in scripture and theology and teachings of the catholic church. the type of book we have our devotional books. there is one type, which is known as the little office of the blessed virgin area. if it's not dedication of the large office, the liturgical office on by the monks had seven times of the day in which one recited certain psalms. we have the famous books of hours in the 14th or 15th century. in the 16th century we have the development of the little office of the blessed virgin mary based on the same pattern. one of the interesting things is that is a liturgical book and has a table of movable feast. in this little office of the blessed virgin mary, which was printed in 22, we have the movable easter and pentecost. the carpenter gets from 1622 until 1644. another book we ha

young leadser at the time, and it was one of those moments that butt the country on a five's edge, marian, an author joining us from cape town south africa. appreciate your time, thank you. reaction from around the world. he tweeted this picture that said i will never forget my friend. also former vice president, writes today marks the passing of one of the world's great leaders and visionaries nelson mandela, farewell. john cane, senator john cane writes, rest in peace nelson mandela, whose courage and character enspires south africa and the world. also david cameron, prime minister of the,k wrote a great light has gone out, nelson mandela was a hero of our time, i have asked the flag to be thrown at half mass. we are so fortunate to have lived in his time. and speaker john boehner wrote, mandela led his country with a quiet moral authority that directed his own path from prisoner to president. and bill gaits wrote this, he tweeted every time melinda and i met nelson mandela we left more inspired than ever. his grace and courage changed the world, this is a sad day. russell sill monos tw

marian had to put shoes on the fire to keep her stove burning. others are burning plastic bags. the choice here is stark. freeze to death, or risk illness from the smoke of the fires. even in neighboring jorched jordan where the u.n. has been allowed to set up this refugee camp. home to 120,000 syrians conditions are hard. ib rahim and his family. >> gas stove but no gas canister. >> u.n. officials say there will be more help. the winter weather is one of the hardships the united nations 6.5 billion effort will help. how to reach the millions of people forced from their homes, but still inside syria. >> we are not doing, as an international community what we should do for all of the people trapped in this horrific weather, inside syria. >> reporter: the u.n. will work with ngos and others to help reach people inside syria. most recently camishly in northeast syria. so remote aid agencies had trouble driving in convoys. now shipments will be flown in from iraq. both the syrian government and aid agencies are accused of block humanitarian assistance even simple stoves that can kee

year of all -- year of all, the marian ah sanchez has more. >> it is difficult to predict what the outcome of this election will be. there are over 300 candidates for a mayoral posts and more than 2000 councilmember posts. each case will be different and it will be hours before the national electoral council will have the results. however, polls before this election were saying at least 25% of venezuelans were undecided. this is the swing vote, the vote that the opposition is hoping will gain ground, in light of so many shortcomings happening in venezuela. and there's another interesting number. 62% of venezuelans blame the president for the shortcomings, for crime, for the inflation and for food shortages. so it will be a challenge for president maluro if he manages to get all these are issues within government for credibility not only with venezuelans but within the government party because there are different factions within the party, the ones that are in favor of the cuban line, the radicals, the mill tarrists, the -- militarist, he has to have credibility for all these factions to ba

curry, game over, as he buries it over sean marian. one of the great defenders.ash down. 33 points for curry. did it with 1.5 seconds left. the mavs were out of time-outs. just a big wasted shot there at the end. the warriors take it. >>> once again baseball shows us, they don't care what you did in your past, it's about what can you bring me now. bartolo colon won 18 games for the a's this season. now a very wealthy new york met. agreeing to a two year, $20 million deal pending a physical. the times they are a changing in pro sports. we've seen concern over concussions impact the nfl. now similar protection for big league catchers. telling you about a huge rule change that could go into effect as soon as this year. more sports in a moment. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-lin

on behalf of malia, sasha, marian, the first lady michelle, plus bo and sunny, i want to wish everybodytmas and a joyful holiday season. god bless you, god bless the troops. god bless the united states of america. >> takes a lot of character to be out there tonight. it is rainy, it's cold. doug that could be you. we needed you here in the news room because of the approaching really bad weather. >> i have been down there the last three years.watching the storm make its way in here we knew we had a lot of rain. temperatures have stayed up. it's been the good news from this. we are looking at the live shot. it looks nice. we continue to see the rain. most has been on the lighter side. just seeing the moderate rain move in across the district toward the festivities inside the beltway. loudoun county gaithersburg frederick county charlestown, we are seeing some of that heavier rain come down. we'll continue to see the rain come down all night long. along through early tomorrow morning, i think it will end around 6:00 7:00 tomorrow morning for most of us. we have all this moisture to go. noti

curry, game over, as he buries it over sean marian. one of the great defenders.y. did it with 1.5 seconds left. the mavs were out of time-outs. just a big wasted shot there at the end. the warriors take it. >>> once again baseball shows us, they don't care what you did in your past, it's about what can you bring me now. bartolo colon won 18 games for the a's this season. now a very wealthy new york met. agreeing to a two year, $20 million deal pending a physical. the times they are a changing in pro sports. we've seen concern over concussions impact the nfl. no i love watching tv outside. 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 important part is that you're happy now. 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 bun

here is marian in europe. >> we are focusing on low income families in the u.k.hey have having an increasingly difficult time paying for food. on monday, reported on a special new super mart, for the poor. but some nutrition fist argue that relying on ready meals has made it harder for people to feed their families on a budget. which teaches children to cook nutritious food on a tight budget. >> the children are all aged about nine, the challenge is to cook a meal for four for less than five pounds. whether that sounds like a lot f omoney depends on what part of the world you live in, but in u.k., rising food prizes mean there are many people who wouldn't know where to start. >> what is is in it. >> we have oranges, apples, and some custard. >> it's absolutely delicious. >> cheese, onions. and tomatoes. >> a little bit of spinach. >> that boy squeezing the lime juice is called adam. his family live in just half of this house, in one of the poorest parts of london. when adam comes home from school he is happy to take over. >> some of our ready food is not enough.

marian anderson we all know broke the barrier and had a fabulous place and then i added -- and this is where my editor disagreed but i added the performers and particularly selena. my editor said who is selena and i said she made a major contribution even though she died so young and so tragically. she was murdered by one of her fans. but she made a huge contribution because she really brought the latino music into the pop culture and no one had been able to do that to the extent she did before her and i felt that was worthy of note in the artistic section and particularly i thought she was the first one who did the first piece in the popular sections -- sector came out after her murder and went to the very top of the chart. i thought she did a great job and in the interview following that chapter was beverley who also made a great stride in the community but i thought selena was a fascinating woman and she did leave her mark quite prominently. i will mention one other section. aviation pioneers, amelia earhart of course, but i also did with the other story jacqueline cochrane they wer

astounding time capsule ever created and it's all thanks to a little librarian in philadelphia named marian stokes. >> her dream was that television news must be preserved for the future, that people have things to learn from it. >> reporter: so in 1977 when vcrs first became available, mrs. stokes began recording her local and national newscasts, every newscast every day and she continued for 35 years. >> once cable news started, once cnn launched, she hit the record button and never stopped. >> reporter: when she died last december at the age of 83, mrs. stokes had recorded 140,000 tapes containing roughly 800,000 hours of news. >> i mean the scale is just kind of stunning. >> reporter: the internet archive in san francisco now has the herculean task of digitizing the tapes for the public to be able to access online. many of the tapes were recorded on the old betamax format and each is dated with occasional notes. if you're wondering why go to the trouble, who is going to want to watch this, look what we found when they popped in a random tape from 1989. >> is in a cbs news special -- thi

. >>> the word of the year according to the marian webster dictionary science. science had the biggest spike in online searches this year. up 176%. political discussions about climate change and education policy could be the reason for that spike. the oxford english dictionary shows the word selfie as its word of the year. that means taking a picture of yourself and posting it online. >>> 6:18. we haven't done any selfies today. >> no, not yet. >> those of us of a certain age might remember she blinded me with science. >> i remember that. >> critics -- crickets no one knows. people are cig what? let's move on and take a look at the commute now. the traffic is doing pretty well. it is getting more crowded as you drive in through the east shore freeway. this has ban good morning in the way we haven't had major problems and the commute has been ramping up gradually here and there. we have seen some minor fender benders but nothing all that bad. let's move to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is doing pretty well here. no problems as you drive through. i w

we can see to our course dents, marian that sanchez. how is this vote going. >> well, laura, it's going very fast. we hear that the largest neighborhood in caracas in the country, and we've been to a polling station where there are people that are going very fast very fast. the venezuelans are very well trained in voting. in 14 years we see 18 electoral processes. 90 million people are eligible for this election to date. the opposition is going to steer with it. all the electronic media in this country is in the hands of the government, so all the propaganda has been directed to government candidates. now, president maduro has also named today, sunday, the day of loyalty and love to the late president hugo chavez. what is that message about? it's sending the message to the people that followed chavez and telli telling them that despite your liking of the government, don't forget your loyalty to the late president in this election. polarized for decades, venezuelans go back to the polls to elect mayors and municipal representatives. five

the single most astounding time capsule ever created thanks to a librarian in philadelphia called marian>> her dream was to preserve television news for the future that people have things to learn from it. >> reporter: so in 1977 when vcrs first became available mrs. stokes began recording her local and national newscasts. every newscast. every day. and she continued for 35 years. when she died last december at the age of 83, mrs. stokes had recorded 140,000 tapes containing roughly 800,000 hours of news. >> i mean, the scale is just kind of stunning. >> reporter: the internet archive in san francisco now has the herculean task of digitizing the tapes for the public to be able to access online. and if you are wondering why go to the trouble? who is going to want to watch this? look what we found when they popped in a random tape from 1989. >> this is a cbs news special report. >> there has been what the both the "associated press" and the united press international describe as a quote strong earthquake, a strong earthquake rocked san francisco this evening. >> reporter: watching the imag

just ask marian salzman, an ad agency executive at j.ter thompson who's been managing and tracking millennials since they entered the workforce. >> some of them are the greatest generation. they're more hardworking. they have these tools to get things done. they're enormously clever and resourceful. some of the others are absolutely incorrigible. it's their way or the highway. the rest of us are old, redundant, should be retired. how dare we come in? anyone over 30 not only can't be trusted, can't be counted upon to be sort of coherent. >> salzman says today's manager must be half shrink and half diplomat. just take me through some of the dos and don'ts in how you must speak to this generation of young workers. >> you do have to speak to them a little bit like a therapist on television might speak to a patient. you can't be harsh. you cannot tell them you're disappointed in them. you can't really ask them to live and breathe the company, because they're living and breathing themselves, and that keeps them very busy. >> all of which has l

so, it is in the spirit of william carlos williams, robert penn warren, audrey rich, marian moore.that i share with you that in june of 2013, they began arriving at our door like eggs. 12, sometimes six, sometimes two to a cartoon in a -- carton in a box. poet, fragile, fitting in beside each other, so friendly, not resembling competitors but something we could pick up, take out, eat and as a result, live forever. some arrived in the old, old way as if sent from the great butcher shop on the corner, wrapped with brown butcher paper, the edges carefully taped down on their signs. one even crossed bow-tied with 2009 as if somebody was inside to spill. something more than blood and bones. most were madison avenue in full dress, and others with mylar binding, the surface of. the far from revealing their rich and wonderous water. their fully made up faces would arrive later in the summer. we opened them and soon began finding them, awful 208 of them -- all 208 of them, stacked by our beds or in the front room where the reading light was better, or there in the kitchen with the other foo

marian lights are on and so it's a little slow on the stand getting into the city but for 8:00 this isn't bass down on delays. developing story. talks resume this morning between bart and union leaders. kron four's will tran is following this story today. he's live at the west oakland bart station, will? you want ask yourself and are the bart trains running and yes they are. will they run and the future if there is no deal and place. we talked to the head negotiator for the 800 and to that brian. she's a negotiator and a spokeswoman. i caught up with her before she went into the negotiations carried >>: we were put in a position where we were forced to go on strike both times. neither one was at the unions. we were forced out we never wanted to do it. we have set it from the onset. we have a contract. that's the districts word. you have not heard anything from the unions saying anything about the strike unless someone has asked a question that she also said the same thing the previous two times. if of the semantics but either way we sought to strike and in the past. they are back at it ag

and genetically modified foods with new york university professor marian nussle. we will look for your reaction by phone, e-mail, and twitter. tonight, republican senator rand paul of kentucky speaking at the detroit economic club about jobs and the economy. former secretaries of state madeleine albright and hillary clinton come a remembering south african president nelson mandela. and a white house briefing with secretary jay carney. >> the book affairs events from washington, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house event, briefings, and conferences. and complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. now you can watch us in hd. >> republican senator rand paul at the detroit economic club. some have considered him as a presidential candidate although he himself has not made any formal announcement. this event is part of the road to the white house 2016 coverage. [applause] cracks good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. on this nice brisk

and genetically modified foods with new york university professor marian nussle. we will look for your reaction by phone, e-mail, and twitter. tonight, republican senator rand paul of kentuckyak

foods etically modified with marian nestle. look for your reaction by phone, e-mail, and twitter. washington journal, live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i am a combat vet. seven d in the navy for years before i was medically retired. i contracted a lung disease. i crushed both of my hands, parts of my hands and had to have my hands rebuilt. i'm 100% disabled. i can no longer work. my life expectancy is down to three years. is my primary care giver. i don't need anything from the v.a. longer. my complicated claim took four years to adjudicate, not once in i ever r years did present one single piece of new evidence. he entire claim was submitted fully developed in its entirety before i was even discharged from the navy. i'm here not to represent my claim or my issues. my husband and i are here to make sure that this panel and listen ryone that will to us will understand that cases and unfortunately ike mrs. mcknut's are not isolated. i personally have dealt with at cases me almost 1,000 just in the last six months of their s that are -- and spouses and children who ar

as children's defense fund president marian wright edelman said at the same hearing in june of 2009 talking about a child unmedicated died, quote his mother could not get that dentist to take them because of low medicaid reimbursement rates. in addition obamacare is architect research and austin frack's research suggested -- will lose private insurance as it is crowded out by medicaid. in arizona according to 2013 report most hospitals receive 70% of medicare rates for medicaid which is unsustainable. while some will benefit from the expansion the losers will far outnumber the winners. to respond to congressman dingell he may not be saying how the surgery gets done but he is certainly impacting who will get it and when. the access problems do not end with. as i wrote in august 2000 health care exchanges are just a variation of arizona's 100% medicaid managed care system which the last time it was expanded has actually cost over four times what was predicted by supporters. the policies available to the exchanges even with subsidies are far more expensive for many than democrats and the presi

as children's defense fund president, marian wright edelman said at the same hearing in june 2009, talking to a child with medicaid who died, quote, his mother couldn't get the dentist to take in because of low medicaid reimbursement rates. in addition, obamacare architect -- suggests between 50-80% of all new medicaid enrollees will actually lose private insurance as it is crowded out by medicaid. and in arizona, according to a 2013 report, most hospitals receive 70% of medicare rates for medicaid, which is unsustainable. while some will benefit from the expansion, the losers will far outnumber the winners. to respond to congressman dingell, it may not be saying have the surgery gets done but he is impacting who will get it and win. the access problems do not end with medicaid. as i wrote in august 2010, the health care exchangers are just a variation of arizona's 100% medicaid managed care system, which the last time it was expanded has actually caused over four times what was predicted by supporters. the policies available for the exchange, even with subsidies, our for more far more exp

. >> sacrificio para su mantener un cuerpo sin grasa son muchos, para marian dejar sus postres los finesayudamos a buscar esos regalitos de Última hora para tus familiares y amigos que te faltan en tu lista. >> (en inglÉs) enfrentan una nueva demanda millonaria tenemos todos los detalles. >> sigue el triunfo de quiÉn?. >> el papacito william levy llegÓ a brasil y saboreandose algo. >> (risas). >> ¿o te lo estÁs saboreando tÚ?. >> yo. >> ingrid hoffman te trae una receta que no te la puedes perder. >> se ve que estÁ rico, rico, ya voy. >> vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. >> (♪). >> noya que estas navidades,es. miembros de shop your way pueden encontrar los mejores regalos en kmart. kmart. consigue más estas navidades. >> la receta para la comida memorable. destapa la felicidad. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? (risas). >> en la maÑana. esperen. (aplausos) esas ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> gracias. (aplausos). >> muy bien ahora que se para seÑores, bueno, lo bueno de todos estos dÍas que estamos dis f quiso fdisfrutando y haciendo cosas maravillosas se encuentra ingri

george, his wife marian and their dog shep left behind their stockings hung by the chimney to seek warmthary yesterday, 23 years, at a motel. very romantic. >> the charlie family brought their stockings with them. >> everybody is having a tough time and we still don't have any power, but we don't care. we're together. >> crews worked tirelessly giving up their own holiday to restore power to cold residents who had been without heat, some for five days. >> we've got 800 men and women working in the field to try to get as many families and homes restored with power. we know how important this time of year is to families and we're working very hard and very diligently. >> a home with heat, a welcome gift even if it comes after christmas. >> indeed. >> that was nbc's dylan dryer reporting. >> when congress gets fwook work on january 6th, there are plenty of battle ahead, unemployment, im immigration, gun control to name a few. will lawmakers be able to get loofrng and get things done? we'll debate that next. ♪ [ male announcer ] what kind of energy is so abundant, it can help provide the powe