anthony mason gets a taste of historic new york deli.urbank asks for the smart phones and other high tech devices are dumbing us down. and first here are the headlines for this sunday morning. the 8th of december, 2013. we hymns and eulogy south africas are remember the life and less situate of anti-apartheid hero nelson mandela. mark phillips is there. >> reporter: the regime of church in soweto has always been the center of south africa's liberation and struggle. today they sang for the man who led that struggle and the remarkable reconciliation that followed. >> the sunday service here began on a day december nationed as one of worship and reflection for nelson mandela and the prayers had extra meaning. there aren't too many churches in the world where the image of a terrestrial political lead search enshrined in stained glass along with heavenly figures. mandela catherine sony says is almost war shipped here. >> the man is money for his conscious. i am today where i am because of him. >> reporter: among the congregation, the u.s. amb

mason, corey grant 65 yards. it put the hurt on the 15-yard run. within three, in the fourth quarter, two more touchdowns. rushing almost 59-42. afterwards the coach made the case for the receiver to go to the final game. >> we play the toughest schedule of any team and the best football. a lot of teams are not getting

george mason, three minutes to go, mason down by one. wright, look at this. above the reverse layup. he finished with 16 points. george mason wins, 61-54. aty tuned for abc seven news 6:30 tomorrow with live coverage at fedex field of the redskins and giants. kickoff is set for 8:30. i may be in a parker. >> michael jordan is about to become a dad again. jordan and his new wife are expecting their first child. jordan is 50. he has three children from a previous marriage.

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this coming weekend there as well as at fort mason there is a christmas fair. they think would be very interesting, because san francisco made and all the local artists and artisans will be exhibiting and it's important to support that and let the public know. >> commissioner sugaya. >> beginning in the month there is a presentation at the fort mason center, co-sponsored by a number of groups. itali italian embassy and consulatcon there is an exhibit in italy taking place. >> anything else happening at fort mason you want to report? >> i will do my one-man show. >> commissioner borden. >> i want to recognize that last saturday was small business saturday. and i did see (inaudible) out, small business commission and the chamber out in the neighborhood s promoting it and raising awareness. there was a comment about the neighborhood corridors and supporting them. >> commissioners if nothing further, we can proceed. item 7, planning commission rules and regulations, consideration of proposed amendments, this was placed on your calendar for consideration purposes on

ryan allen with a little floater, george mason takes the lead. patriots next possession gets the three, and george mason a winner. 65-63 in the diamond head classic. >>> last week the sharks released their christmas video. today, something really special. the never before seen bloopers, nothing says christmas like embarrassing people you like publicly and on tv. >> they actually invented electricity. >> my favorite player's turtle. okay? >> a turtle. >> yeah, a turtle. >>. >> someone wrapped their cat. >> i'm not a cat person. >> someone hopefully unwraps it soon and feeds it. >> that was a great one for the outtake reel. >>> merry christmas, we'll be right back after the break. >>> hundreds of customers at a connecticut starbucks may have started a whole new christmas tradition. since early tuesday, every customer found their starbucks order was paid by the customer ahead of them in line. customers say it felt great to do a favor for a stranger. >> there's nothing like the christmastime to spread some christmas cheer, you never know if someone c

. >>> george mason hosting university of south florida, mason up 17 points in the 2nd half but the bulls erased that with 18 straight points. 25 seconds left, the south florida cory allen, jr. gets the go ahead dutcher to go with two seconds left -- dumper to go with two seconds left and beat george mason 68-66. >>> as i'm sure you're well aware the redskins will not be defending their nfc east title this season or make the playoffs. they are now playing for pride and their jobs. at practice today those guys faced that reality. here's diane roberts with more on how the team plans to go forward. >> reporter: the next four weeks will be rough for the redskins now that they are officially out of the playoffs. the players here say they know what they have to do. they know what's at stake. >> we're going to continue to come out and compete no matter what the records say. they got four more games to play. we're going to try to come out and win those games. we can't get in the playoffs, but we can't finish the season with -- but we can finish the season with some type of pride. >> we're going t

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and this is the "cbs evening news."scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois i >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> it's the latest consequence i a painfully dry winter. water restrictions are starting to trickle into northern california. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. mandatory water restrictions now cover one city and it may be a sign of what's to come for the rest of us. new at 6:00, brian webb is in folsom where people can now go where only the fish have been. >> it's like a needle in a haystack. >> reporter: folsom lake is so dry treasure hunters now trek the land where fish used to tread water. >> just pick this thing out and decided to knock around and have a little fun. >> reporter: i should be under 20 feet of law. instead this is what left of the lake looking more like the surface of the moon, below 20% capacity and 50% where it should be this time of year. the lake hasn't been this low since the late '70s losing 1700-acre square feet a day, drastic measures may be on the h

george mason's women loses to east tennessee.th 31 points on the loss. >> i have no idea what shanahan is saying. >> i don't know how to read that one. >> i guess we will find out tomorrow maybe. plenty of people are ready to leave bad things in 2013. >> a lot of cheering going on. she didn't actually shred her ex-husband. shira -- she shredded memories of him. she was part of a group of people who are taking part in the seventh annual written stay in new york city. the goal was to say goodbye to bad memories of 2013. we will be rig

bring a few snow flurries along the mason-dixon line, but most of us may remain dry. a little bit of a breeze out of the north and west. inser to where we should be the temperature department this time of year. it looks like there could be some rain in the forecast by the end of the weekend. i will join you in a little bit with more on that. for now, we turn it to amanda meadows in the wtop traffic center. get back andait to check out all of your loop from christmas. we do have delay free conditions across the board. we are starting off with a live shot of a water main break. this is along michigan avenue in the northeast section. this has the roadway shut down. you cannot access michigan if you're coming in between franklin and irving. you are going to get detoured around that stretch. heading over to 95 in virginia, we can see things moving nicely through woodbridge and newington. the lay free from fredericksburg. no problems on 66 or 267. have 270 moving along nicely through maryland, urbana, no problems there. see 270 at 109 moving along very quietly. just a few c

to fall northnues of the mason-dixon line dixon line. we will see a good bit of sunshine. country, a of the little bit of snow in syracuse and boston. more on that coastal storm system coming up in my full forecast in a little bit, autria . itit with ms for drivers -- was a mess for drivers. news chopper 7 was above the on these 370 interchange. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. it hasking of mail, been a frustrating week for fedex and ups customers expecting packages. the companies blamed bad weather for someoaded systems packages not reaching their destination time. brianne carter says though shipments can come today or even tomorrow. >> before the sun was up this morning, the ups trucks were back on the road, trying to make amends after what some call a christmas delivery disaster. >> i waited around for hours and hours for it to show up and it never did. >> thousands of people do not have a gift under the tree wednesday because ups failed to deliver some of the packages they promised would arrived by christmas day. >> it is terribly disappointing

actually king solomon is the founding father. >> of the free masons. >> the free masons believe took quarries the stones to solomon's temple. >> and that temple, of course, was the last known resting place for the mysterious ark of the covenant. >> the tenth century b.c. is the last time anybody actually really sees it according to the biblical tradition. there are other stories and these all are related to the babylonian destruction of the city in 586 b.c. that maybe somebody's spirited the ark out of the city just ahead of the destruction. >> many believed these underground tunnels were used to secretly transport the ark out of jerusalem when the city was under siege and when the babylonian invaders took detailed inventory of the treasures they blundered, something was missing. >> the babylonians took all of the treasures from jerusalem. it was not in the list anymore. >> the ark? >> yes, the ark was not on the list. >> there are all kinds of possibilities as to where it ended up. >> so we went in search of it. one famous story suggests the ark was taken from jerusalem to egypt hun

george mason has the lead. the next possession, patrick holiday. jorm mason wins 65-63.capture seventh police in the diamond head classic. >> the sharks released their christmas video, but today, something really special. the blooper special. because nothing says christmas like embarrassing people you love on tv. >> they actually vicinitied electricity. >> go i think to sigh my favorite player's turtle. okay? after he says that. >> turtle. >> that's the way you hurdle. >> i'm not a cat person. >> hopefully somebody else will defeat it. >> with the nation watching them. >> thanks a lot, dave. we'll be right back. >> coming up tonight, the christmas presents are all opened up. so what's open that's also family friendly? look how people are spending this holiday night. that's tonight at 11:00. >> temperatures in the 50s. and tomorrow's high pretty close to what we have today. records began for tomorrow. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. merry christmas. >>> merry christmas, now on "extra." >>> oprah for clinton, howard for christie, the stars take sides on the ne

anthony mason reports. police make big gains in a city plagued by murder. dean reynolds on how they did it. and a family of six has been rescued after being stranded two days in subzero weather. john blackstone has the breaking news. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it was a remarkable moment in history today-- the first black president of south africa eulogized by the first black president of the united states. president obama spoke in soweto. the love was written all over the faces of the tens of thousands who attended. mr. obama urged young people in south africa and around the world to remember mandela and make his work their own. here's bill whitaker. >> reporter: hours before the memorial service, people started pouring into the huge soccer stadium. not even pouring rain could dampen their spirit. outside, a parade of dignitaries and celebrities were streaming in. more than 90 world leaders came to show their respect for nelson mandela. princes, prime ministers, three former and one

mason's kids. i cite with kids in the year two thousand and one. prior to september eleven on because i was watching the news knows this is bombing in sydney and i just like that and i was like wow we are creating an entire generation disabled people that no one knows what to do. i felt the need to go back there in tucson. when i first went to work with the kids i had no idea why. i did. ii top twenty of the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous for the two hundred. by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and right click to see. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up. knowing my eye. i go out to

actually king solomon is the founding father. >> of the free masons. >> the free masons believe tooks quarries the stones to solomon's temple. >> and that temple was the last known resting place for the mysterious ark of the covenant. >> the tenth century b.c. is the last time anybody really sees it according to the biblical tradition. there are other stories and these all are related to the babylonian destruction of the city in 586 b.c. that maybe somebody's spirited the ark out of the city just ahead of the destruction. >> many believed these underground tunnels were used to secretly transport the ark out of jerusalem when the city was under siege. and when the babylonian invaders took detailed inventory of the treasures they blundered, something was missing. >> it was not in the list anymore. >> the ark. >> yes. the ark was not on the list. >> there are all kinds of possibilities as to where it ended up. >> so we went in search of it. one famous story suggests the ark was taken from jerusalem to egypt hundreds of years before the babylonian siege began. >> that's where indiana jon

anthony mason on the best jobs report since the great recession. but what kind of jobs is the economy creating? an ice storm causes havoc in the middle of the country. manuel bojorquez is there. and allen pizzey on the years that made the man. >> for 18 of the 27 years he spent in prison, nelson mandela walked down this corridor everyday and at the end of that walk there was no freedom, there was this. >> reporter: with bob simon on the moment he was free. >> after 27 years, his head was high and his fist was clenched. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the south african government announced today that the state funeral for former president nelson mandela will be a week from sunday-- the culmination of days of memorial services. president obama will lead the u.s. delegation and he's invited the former american presidents to join him. mourners continued to gather today at mandela's home in johannrg died last night and at his former home in soweto. and for us, no one image captured h

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> talk about taking a close look. >>> well, coming up on "cbs thisurity challenges for the sochi winter olympics in the wake of the russian bombing attacks. >>> plus, more on the faa drone testing, we'll look at the commercial potential and the big money involved. >>> and dr. david agus looks at the science of hangovers, hopefully the cure, too. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,, >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 31. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. final day of 2013. and we are going to kick it off with mr. lawrence karnow. >> then let's go big on this dame. 2013, winding down. looks like we have some clouds rolling through our skies today and looks like it will stay mild. no rain in the forecast just yet. will that change for the new year? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and the roads are nice and dry as lawrence said and everything is light, as well. of course, this is new

mason's kids. i studied with kids in the year two thousand and one prior to september eleven on because i was watching the news analysis is bombing in sydney. and i just like that and i was like wow we are creating an entire generation of disabled people that no one know what to do i felt the need to go back there in tucson. when i first went to work with the kids i had no idea why. i get an id tech top twenty in the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been. by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and rife with disease. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing an

a >>> checking our top stories, roger mason jr. got robbed while he was out for a late night dinner. four hooded men emptied the register and swiped his two-toned diamond rolex. police arrested two of the suspects and are looking for the other two, they managed to recover mason's watch and his sister's purse. >>> in money news this morning, two positive signs for the economy just in, the gdp jumped 3.6% in the third quarter, the gdp reflects the size of the economy and it's a good indicator of its health. in a separate report the payroll processor, adp says the private sector job growth last month was the strongest of the year. ♪ got to get up while we're young ♪ ♪ cause tramps like us, baby, we were born to run ♪ >>> own a piece of the boss, bruce springsteen's "born to run" machinuscript goes on the auction block next hour. sotheby's new york expects it to bring in $100,000. ♪ $5,000 and a car, that's the offer toronto mayor rob ford reportedly made in exchange for the tape that authorities say shows him smoking crack cocaine but

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." a dispute with a teacher turns deadly just miles from columbine and a day before the newtown anniversary. there's been another school shooting. we'll have details on the investigation. >> another big storm with winter still weeks away. we're tracking the ice and snow from the midwest to the northeast. >>> his final journey home. after a week of good-byes, nelson mandela's body arrives in his ancestral village on the eve of his funeral. >>> and prince harry completes a trek with wounded veterans. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 14th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some distinguished visitors here in studio 57 this morning fresh off his two grammy nominations. gregory porter is here to perform. his voice is compared to greats like lou rawls and marvin gaye. >> plus chef martin lever inton who got a psychology degree but followed his hear

anthony mason is in new york for us tonight. anthony, what exactly is the fed doing? >> reporter: the fed will still be stimulating the economy, scott, but it's cutting back the amount from $85 in bond purchases to $75 billion next month. chairman ben bernanke said the fed can begin dialing down the program because it's working. >> today's policy actions reflect the committee's assessment that the economy is continuing to make progress but that it also has much farther to travel before conditions can be judged normal. >> reporter: in his final press conference as fed chairman, bernanke pointed to the economy's improving outlook. unemployment has fallen from 8.1%-- when the latest round of stimulus started in 2012-- to 7% today, a five-year low. 2.9 million jobs were created during that time. in all, since 2008, the fed's invested more than $2 trillion buying treasuries and mortgage- backed securities to keep interest rates low and money moving. and bernanke said his successor, janet yellen, who has yet to be confirmed by the senate, was completely on board. >> i have

i want to compare this with for no man masons -- fortnum and masons. they are selling for nearly 13 pounds. you might think this is a freak, can't possibly pushing these mince pies, but this is a strategy. it is a strategy of going after the more well-heeled retailers. it aims to be paying off, because if you look at what has inpened in the retail area the united kingdom, 12 weeks up until december 9, the four big retailers -- saint barry poss test goes, -- st. mary's -- sainsbury's, asda. waitroseheat rose -- getting round there. it seems to be working. >> they have been in germany for years, these retailers. tell us about the owners. they are going in there is. billionaires. >> we are talking about the richest and second richest man in germany. we have 8000 stores worldwide. these brothers took over in 1946 with their strategy of putting in boxes. you go to the retailers and server self from boxes. smarts't want to call it market, so he decided to call the chain lidl. >> thank you so much. we will have plenty more from david tweed throughout the day.

george mason also in action. 66.on loses 81- >> a great night last night. >> let's take another look outside. a live look at fedex field. >> pictures from arlington outside our studio. when i was making my way into work, it was rain. over.oes not mean it is >> when do we expect to get the next round of precipitation? >> probably 10:00. if the rain gets heavier, it will bring warmer air from up above. way. two is coming our .ome current temperatures those are the areas that will warm up sooner. the dew point is 31 so the air is saturated. areas away from water, not so lucky. 29 in arlington. 26 in leesburg. these temperatures show the story. everyone else is below freezing. 27 in gaithersburg. we have a little freezing missed out there. this is all rain. we will not see snow, just rain and it will freeze. because of that, the weather service has extended the area of the winter storm warning until 10:00 tomorrow. this includes washington, arlington, alexandria, prince george's county. the concern with brown to would be ice accumulation, especially -- with round 2 would be ice accumulat

the best chances for the heaviest snow will be along the mason-dixon line. that is where they have had winter storm warnings in effect to the daytime hours tomorrow. getting closer, it winter weather advisory for loudoun county tomorrow. mainly for the areas above 500 feet. that is where they could pick up 1, 2, maybe three inches in isolated areas. snow well north of the seat -- well north of d.c. dusting ofng grabs a rain tomorrow but the further north you gore, -- go, the higher chance of snow. be careful, rose could be slick tomorrow in the early evening hours. look at how quickly our skies will clear for the day on sunday. temperatures will be a lot cooler as we move into early next week. we expectf snowfall, hardly anything in d.c. at all. mostly cloudy tonight in the 20s. winds will be out of the north wiest out of about five miles per hour. we're looking for accumulations before changing over to all rain. we could see some heavier pockets of rain tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. 33-38 degrees with winds out of the north and east. the extend

in the fourth mason time, scoring two more shutdowns.going with a challenge conference game, auburn wins. afterwards. made the case for his time. >> we played the toughest schedule of any of teams and played our best football. a lot of teams are not getting better. this one is. >> auburn is probably one of the best games, florida state is going to the big game, taking on duke. the seminoles never lost to duke and they still haven't. jameis winston fresh off finding out his legal problems are behind him. duke has been one of college football's great stories. they were no match. seminoles look to be heading to the first b.c. s final game since the 2000 season. let's check out the numbers. 38 touchdowns for jameis winston. leading florida into contention for a national contention. it remains to be seen how the off the field controversies affect the voting. 17 and 2, 14 wins against losing team. started a 3-game gauntlet. saturday they took the floor at san antonio take the the spurrs. and budding superstar. a game-high 28. tuesday they host

his follow-up song is called "gentleman." >> that was kate mason take us to the year in popular viralpeaking of viral videos, launching a company means launching a video to promote your product. some of the videos like the one for the coin app has gone viral with 7 million views. as part of a new hollywood segment, jon erlichman went to venice, california to talk to the filmmakers behind those videos. tech.ike jones of >> this is the man to call. about five years ago, adam made a video to promote his iphone app. it turns out the video was a bigger hit than the app. >> that is true. >> adam starts doing videos for everybody. >> i did the jam box video. jawbone. airbnb. my videos are successful because i can identify technology that is going to be interesting and grow. >> compared to it commercial, how much does this cost? >> the ranges 50k to 100 k. >> his company accepts traditional payment but there are alternatives. >> i can also take stock options. it is interesting and lucrative. >> jon erlichman with adam lithacore. we have a new tech inspired karaoke machine that is making anyon

financial problems in struggling cities and particularly the pension issues, frank shafroth from george mason university. you have been involved in the municipal bankruptcy law. you looked at the pension question. help us to understand how big a deal is this for other cities looking at the detroit situation now? >> it's a very big deal for those cities like michigan that are in michigan or california, broken. >> so to clarify that, part of what the judge said yesterday was, a, yes, you can proceed with bankruptcy. >> yes. >> but part of that is the pensions for city workers are no longer in his mind protected? >> the federal law overcomes the state constitution. >> yes. >> will overcome. so that means that's a negotiation that we are talking about in detroit? >> that's correct. >> effective with that decision yesterday, they are now beginning the next round, the emergency manager will have to negotiate with all of the creditors, 100-plus creditors including the unions to come up with something that he can come back and say, here is a fair and equitable way to get the city's budget back in bal

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." another big travel weekend and another storm brewing. how an area already dealing with ice and power problems is about to get hit again. >>> in sight but out of reach. a research ship trapped in the antarctic ice was close to being rescued. we'll talk with someone on board and talk about what went wrong. >>> a & e reinstates the popular "duck dynasty." >>> and there's a revolution brewing inside this machine. see how a robot can make a better cup of coffee than a barista, all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 28th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some great guests for you here in studio 57 this morning. some consider him the greatest chef, daniel. >> and he's also in the food business. you probably won't recognize this machblt ed curry broke the record for creating the hottest pepper known to man. anthony's going to sample it. >> so ar

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." a major storm expected to disrupt travel for millions of-mile-an-hours from the west to the deep south. >>> this morning two astronauts begin spacewalks aimed at fixing a cooling station on the international space station. >>> also what's it really like inside the national football league. the journalist who ease yearlong access is was so unprecedented he even got a locker. >>> and on the last weekend before christmas we have the actual science behind giving the best possible gifts. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 21st, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some very distinguished guests for you here in studio 57 this morning, including holiday music from one of new orleans' very best the one and only aaron neville sings in our holiday session. >>> and he became one of the most honored and accomplished chefs. >>> and on this holiday we

george mason university economist brush roberts as the real thanksgiving story. what's the real story? >> an important lesson we learn from the programs which was when they first came to this country they thought it would be nice to share. communal property, a big area that they farmed. john: the corporation actually ordered them. >> work on this together and then we ll divvy it up equally well, it was pretty harsh. it was cold. a lot of them got sick. they didn't grow much food for two reasons. one was that everybody is working together there is a tendency to shirk. let the other guy do it. i still get my share. similarly, when stuff grew and the harvest came some people poked. they picked the fruit, corn this case. depicted early thinking of get a whole year if a ticket and keep it. otherwise and sharing it with everybody else. >> get a bigger share overall as a result. their productivity in that first year was atrocious. governor bradford realize this immediately after a so what happened that the incentives or wrong. john: wrote in his diary. what must they do

now the dogs will have a chance to answer. >> rod: i'll tell you this, though, georgia has protected mason. but when they haven't it's been one guy that's been a problem for them. that guy, jeremiah attaochu. four sacks on the day. he has been the pressure on that georgia offense coming from every angle. senior day he's had a heck of a performance. >> bob: now georgia's offense is ready to go but the georgia tech cheerleaders -- delay tactics. >> rod: if you're georgia, you find 45 and you make sure you got a guy or two -- a couple of guys. >> bob: start with three. here's gurley getting outside. gurley inside the 20. out of bounds at about the 18 yard line. maybe the 17 yard line. that's a gain of eight on first down for todd gurley. >> rod: really good start for you. give you lots of options on second down and short thousand. you can pound it and gurley is really your guy. >> bob: in motion. trying to go with gurley again right up the middle. first down and more. first and goal for the dogs at the 7. >> rod: as much as we talk about gurley, that left side of that li line, lee and andrews

she was saying i so identify that i'm partly black, and even charlotte mason actually said and meant i'm a black god. she's a complicated figure, but she did mean that, and, you know, i speak as if i was a negro myself, and she meant it. the problems they were posing, because what is it that we can say that says to her, no, you are not allowed to do this. are we falling back on essence, blood, and biology? surely we no longer believe that, do we? race is a social construction. we don't believe race is blood or biology or essence, and miss anne says, all right, if race is a social construction, because this is the 1920s when the idea is developed, she pushed if to the limits saying if race is a social construction, i'm black. harlem said, oh. you're a mess. >> with respect ready for that. >> we with respect ready for that, and i think we are still struggling with that question today which is not to say she's not a mess and not to say she's not cringe worthy, but it is to say what's our answer back? what do we say to someone woo says that? >> that's a good place to bring the audience i

host: we're talking with richard ofton smith, a scholar public policy and history at george mason university. a man who knows his presidents very well. he served as director of the gerald ford presidential library of museum, the herbert hoover presidential library, the ronald reagan presidential library. and lincoln. let's not forget springfield. host: he is here to answer questions. margaret is up next. caller: hello. happy new year to everyone. the lack of majority in congress senate for a second-term presidency, does that have anything to do with the polls , and the less effective the president has become? guest: that is a great question. there is something called the six-year curse. that affects great presidents, insignificant presidents, across the board. that is in the sixth year of a yearidency, the off- elections tend to go very badly against the party in the white house. it happened to dwight eisenhower . it happens to franklin roosevelt in 1930 a. 1938. in recent years, george bush experienced it in 2006. 1998, inton did not in large part because it was a perception that there was

when he was with the masons. he went to alexandria to the masonic building.e said, hi, i am harry. >> you imagine a president being that casual today? >> no. >> and why not, because of the media? >> it has changed. they do not have them freedom to move around. >> harry truman was elected. a busy second term. some the highlights. and the establishment of nato. the korean war. the assassination attempt. the 22nd amendment. how challenging a time was the second term? >> the first year was said to be their happiest in the white house. they thought here is the chance, harry thought because this was when the fair deal started. it really started to kick off. then things go horribly wrong. largely because of korea. that shattered the economy and the people's faith in him and their willingness to understand. >> he threw a lot of mud. >> bess spent more time in the white house. >> she was going back and forth. because of family issues. they reestablish their partnership. they get over the personal tensions they had in the early days when she was feeling a little left o

. >> george mason had two wives. she passed away. was wondering what the relationship was between martha washington and either of george mason's wives. >> they were friendly neighbors. as far as i know, they were never intimate friends. >> that friendship was a political casualty. george mason and george washington, who had been friends and collaborators and leading up to the revolution. after the constitutional convention, which washington sanctioned, it really spelled an end to their friendship. >> on twitter, someone said, quite the power couple. [laughter] what are the important things to know about the influence of martha washington? >> it is important to know how smart and powerful she was and how dependent he was on her. his achievements were his achievements. having her there with them made them much more possible. >> i think that is true. she defines it in a way that perhaps a temporary americans -- contemporary americans might have a difficulty understanding. she was the most influential person in the face of europe -- in t

la idea la tuvo a mason, no estÁn bromeando. su presidente estÁ convencido.radio de 10 millas de uno de los centros de distribuciÓn. >> creo que es una buena alternativa para tener un servicio de entrega rÁpida. >> entre los compradores, la reacciÓn es positiva, pero con reservas. >> es innovadora, pero me da miedo por la seguridad del pÚblico. >> no espere que los paquetes comiencen a caerle del cielo esta temporada. todavÍa no ha sido aprobada por la agencia de aviaciÓn. por el momento es ilegal. >> el obstÁculo legal es que la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn no va a sacar las reglas de vuelos de estos aparatos sin piloto hasta el aÑo 2015. >> la tecnologÍa funciona, los aparatos operan a control remoto y son guiados por control satelital. >> fuera de eso, no hay otros obstÁculos. la tecnologÍa funciona. los aparatos operan contra remoto y son guiados por navegaciÓn satelital. >>son relativamente seguros porque vuelan a una estancia de menos de 100 m. >>aquÍ la distancia clara es relativamente. tendrÁn que asegurarse que no choquen con edificios. las com

. >> we should be a little jealous of the george mason basketball team. they are in hawaii. -- oregon wins this one. playing florida state in the bcs national championships. >> doug ha last three days we have had warm temperatures, about 60. cold rain. and now we might have a little bit of snow. >> maybe a few flurries. to aing skies leaving sunny morning. a disturbance could bring some gusty winds and flurries, maybe some snow showers. highs 38-42. then christmas day, sunny and cold. 33-37. like the christmas lights in there? >> pretty. >> temperatures turning a bit mild as we head through the weekend. a cold christmas and maybe some flurries trade we will talk about it at 11:00 p.m. news is next. >>

gales facing george mason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots.att hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. two missed free throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and handed them out in the tender loin district. that is in the spirit of the holiday. from all of us of the holiday. from all of us here, tv: ♪ you're a mean one ♪ mr. grinch ♪ you really are... man, the grinch has a big butt. yes, nothing says christmas like a big, green grinch ass. hold the ladder for me. so, eric, what are you doing christmas eve? well, my parents are having the same lame christmas party they have every year. all the adults. hey, neighbor, is that mistletoe? all right, how does that look? looks great. that looks so fabulous. guys, the ornamen

andre williams and trey mason from auburn. >> nice competition. >>> sweet 16 may not have been so sweet. multiple sources say texas's football coach expected to resign as early as friday. >> there has been talk for many years. >> this may be the last year. disappointing 8-4 the school says no decision has been made. >>> fans will not be allowed to tailgate at super bowl xlviii on february 2. >> why? >> you can have food or drink next to your car but no grills or lounge chairs. more space for everyone. >> it is probably going to be too cold anyway. >> that doesn't stop people. >>> you might remember half court shot when cameron rodriguez won $20,000. he played basketball. about to lose amateur status but now ruling he can keep it. >>> talk about great shots. took a 70 foot desperation shot. it goes right in for a dramatic 44-43. >> nothing but net. >> you know who is going to be the mayor of the night. >> british gymnast and his partner make see sawing look like child play. don't try that at home. >> and move over miley. danica patrick. >> i thought you were going to show twerking. >> yo

gales facing george mason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots. matt hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good stuff, merry hose who'ved ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and handed them out in the tender loin district. that is in the spirit of the holiday. from all of us here, check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definitio

missouri within 3 with a whole quarter to go, but missouri had no answer for tre mason.on looking on, mason rushed for 304 yards and fourth touchdowns and auburn rushed for 545 yards in all. auburn outscores missouri 59-42 and celebrates the sec title with ohio state's loss, the tigers make their case to be no. 2 in the country and play in the national championship game. no. 1 florida state had to do its part against duke in the acc title game. blue devils busted out to score 45 in a row. jameis winston finding this score. duke has had an incredible year, but winston does it himself this time, getting the block and leaping into the end zone. florida state university wins and should be set to meet auburn for the championship. >>> oklahoma state looking for a bcs bowl appearance. looks like they pulled off a comeback when roland piled into the end zone. the sooners had time to get into scoring range. it is blake bell to jaelen saunders to give oklahoma with the lead. a cowboy lateral play went awe'll see you the next time news breaks the 34-24wen bit sooners keeps the cowb