mr. don twitter writes in . . . elsewhere prince tweets in . . .eed to remember that also people are saying. >> there is one more place i want to take you to see where the trending hashtags are and the instagrams as well. have a look at this. ♪ >> what was basically done in the last couple of minutes is have been curecurerating for you. and my final go-to place is the al jazeera blog spot. live blogging from all of the news coverage that we're doing here. that's a look at the social media impact of the death of nelson mandela. >>> the death of nelson mandela has touched communities all around the world. in the uk ordinary people are remembering the impact he had on their lives. >> we just saw a picture from outside south africa house on twitter, and that's because many of the anti-apartheid cers fled to london, and it was an issue at the heart of the political awakening of a generation. >> while hundreds have been gathering outside south africa house here in london, site of so many protests in the '70s and '80s. lawrence lee has more. >> reporter:

mr don. are you pleased that the french as they arrive. so the republicans who are you pleased that the french have thought of as i have arrived in bondi. this is going to post a post. why's that along with the french the only option. they were on the kindle books will try that we'll try that too. toot toots a settlement issue judy or know where the french the only option and now. no i would say you're a sticky note and because at the face of all and. and it is true that nobody else wanted to tempe if i find that attacking a baby duty there and the european union and periodically he said. france is credits. the european union will today be known that fantastic and that is close to reaching that is very sticky date of the european union which is a comfort to me and comforting and presents. i think of was a case for deep sense of place that i forgot you soak these questions and his directors to an episode of responsibility for the european union on their butts and politicians jumping and also had to take this responsibility when it comes to

is kevin peraino, the author of lincoln in the world of the making of a statesman and the don of american power. mr. kevin peraino, what is the catch that you are taking with abraham lincoln? >> books about abraham lincoln but the policy is never treated as though my book is about lincoln and u.s. foreign policy. part of the reason is there hasn't been a policy in nearly 70 years, a kind of holistic human narrative about it and that is before the lincoln papers were released in congress in 1947, so there is a lot of water under the bridge, but i think that one of the reasons there hasn't been a book about the foreign policy is that there's a strong and competent secretary of state. he delegated a lot and so lincoln didn't do everything in foreign affairs. but the things he did do are really important, so i sliced it a little differently. i've taken a look at the things lincoln did do in the foreign relations but without saying he did everything right by the way. he made some mistakes, too. >> was the foreign policy all tied into the civil war? >> we treat the civil war appeared to in this book and

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donned booth, is in juba. let's talk to philip for more on that one. what are we expecting mr. booth to announce, if anything about the situation? >> we just heard from him here on a call from juba. he is currently in juba in south sudan and just spoke to reporters. he is already having discussions on the ground the his most important one has been with the south sudan ease president kiir. he had a frank and open discussion with him on measures to hauled the violence. here is what booth had to say. he said president kiir has committed to begin talks with machar. the u.s. is getting involved on the ground more diplomatically. it is turning into more and more of a mediation. the united states will try and get the two factions together. that is president kiir on the one side and former vice president machar on the other, for political decisions. that is the term used by the senior administration official we just spoke to. >> philip, why has the u.s. become so involved in south sudan. >> this is a country the united states feels very involved with. it was a large partner in its inde

mr. chairman. small businesses are that don of our economy but in the past, higher health care costs and declining coverage have hindered small business owners under employees. this has hampered our nations entrepreneurial prowess and held back small businesses. in fact the chairman mentioned the u.s. chamber of commerce has conducted surveys about small businesses asking them what is the main issue that they are concerned about? they talk about the cost of health insurance, to be able to provide and in fact 62% of small businesses in this country provide no health insurance to their employees, their families or themselves. so if anything, this law will enable small businesses to participate in these changes so that we have a larger pool and in the process we will bring premium costs down because that will provide the kind of leverage that will enable them to keep good premiums. the affordable care act has changed the health care landscape for small firms. it has expanded coverage options, increased purchasing power and given consumers control over their own health care. yet, as with any law of th

mr. robertson could count his blessing. i'll see you back here next week at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. for the 11th hour, i'm don lemon. >> good evening. welcome to cnn's best reporting all day and the breaking news tonight. we have a lot to tell you about beginning with the shocking new revelations about the "duck dynasty" star who made controversial comments about gays. wait until you hear what else he has said. also a terrifying crime caught on camera. you see this man fights back in the whole crowd. and damaging new revelations about barack obama sr. unflattering details about a chilly brotherly relationship. that and a lot more. now let's get started. we begin tonight in london. a ceiling collapsed on to a packed house of theater goaters at central london appall low theater when an actor yelled watch out and people thought it was part of the play. in the chaos more than 70 people were injured. a number of them, quite seriously, investigators still don't know why this happened. we know that more than 700 people were there. minutes after this happened, cnn spoke with people who were inside. >> it was a loud b

this kriss kringle in central florida donned a white beard, red hat and sunglasses and escaped with the cash. he's on the naughty list this year and no comment from mrslaus. >>> now your first look at business we turn cnbc's jackie dean ge his. >> good morning to you, betty. the futures are higher after stocks celebrated with more holiday cheer on monday. the markets close early for the holiday, 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> target's general counsel met with several state attorneys general on monday to address their concerns over the retailer's massive data breach. target now facing at least 15 class-action suits and congress wants the ftc to investigate the incident. >>> holiday sales continue to slide. retail watcher shopper track saying that sales fell 3% last week and store traffic plunged 21%. this past weekend was expected to be among the busiest shopping days of the season. betty, back to you and happy holidays. >> happy holiday. all right. >>> here is your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. christmas came early for federal workers and members of the military. they'll receive a 1% pay raise. as a result of the recently pass

mr. robertson could count his blessing. i'll see you back here next week at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. for the 11th hour, i'm don>> good evening. welcome to cnn's best reporting all day and the breaking news tonight. we have a lot to tell you about beginning with the shocking new revelations about the "duck dynasty" star who made controversial comments about gays. wait until you hear what else he has said. also a terrifying crime caught on camera. you see this man fights back

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>> no, i think that is unfair, don, as a reporter, you know, you're supposed to be subject as the president, is she really supposed to say, mresident, what do you think about -- by the way, i'm gay. i mean, the stories are not supposed to be her. you understand how that goes. i agree with the other guests, and if we criticize everybody for their timing of the personal journey, no one will ever come out, no one will feel safe, because everybody has a different path. >> obviously, she is not the first one to come out. the first person in the news media. this is jenna wolf from nbc, let's listen to this. >> i'm actually pregnant, quite pregnant, actually. >> thank you. thank you very much. my girlfriend, stephanie gosk and i who works at nbc, are expecting a baby girl at the end of august. >> they're saying jenna wolf, champion, and jodi foster is not a news person, but the first thing to come out usually is okay, i'm gay, my partner and i are having a baby. roberts said i want to thank my partner. it is sort of the second thing or couched in something else. why is that, omar? >> well, it is no longer the grand proclamation lik

mr. cassim conviction is contrary to rights to freedom. for "cbs this morning," don holidays mean packed flights. passengers pay extra for everything from baggage to air flights. peter greenberg is with us. good morning, peter. >> good morning. >> when i heard this, i thought this could go one or two way, either really good or evil. >> it's all about customizing airfares. the airlines have a lot of data on you every time you book a flight. they know how much you paid. how long you want to fly with a particular destination, who you went with, et cetera, et cetera. it's a revolution 787. it has nothing do-to-do with the dreamliner. it has to do with the proposal to reach out to passengers with customized situations. >> what does this mean? you logon online do you get different prices? >> based on history as well. if you spent x number of dollars you may get a solicitation saying we got a great package about the same time you went last year, with the hotel and airfare. difficult to be transparent there. then is gets crazy there. let's say you went with your buddies and

don florida -- california, republican. you are on with jim nussle. caller: good morning. mr. nussle is a shield for the one percent or's. when he came to congress in 1993, he promised to cut government, it grew to one point $6 trillion. all their good intentions turned into having an organization like the clinton global initiative for you can make a speech and get $500,000. they have a movie called "american hustle" about congressman getting their bread buttered on both sides. we have a guy that can save the deficit is going from $17 trillion to $18 trillion to $20 trillion 110% of our gross national product. as long as he gets his pay everything is fine. take the qe2 money going to wall street, put a penny for every $100 traded, that could generate income to pay for stuff so people can have guaranteed insurance -- host: i think we got the point. are you ever going to come back, you are getting beat up. guest: he has got a point. there is no question -- maybe in a calmer way there were times when republicans lost their way and when congress loses its way. you have got to hold their feet to the fire. i am proud i was par

don hayes who had the last hour indicator. i lost track of that. we may have to dig it out based on this survey. >> mr. cashin my pleasure.. mr. pisani, join us when you can stay longer. >>> heading toward the close with 13 minutes left in the trading session here. how's the buy/sell pressure right now? >> dollarwise a little to the sell side. very strange mix. the s&p looks 50/50. >> they're waiting for the fed meeting. >> right. >> and the dow is virtually unchanged, up a point. >> all eyes are on the fed tomorrow. will they or won't they? we'll try to do this tease without saying that "t" word. former minneapolis fed chairman gary stern is here to tell us what he thinks ben bernanke might do coming up on the "closing bell." are tight. but it's hard to get any work done like this. then came this baby -- small but with windows and office. it runs my work stuff. ...and i can use apps like flipboard for news or xbox video to watch the shows i'm never home to see... and i can still get work done at the same time. excuse me, do you mind if i... yep. ♪ honestly, i wanna see you be brave ♪ this is for you. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer

mr. speaker. i rise today in gratitude that my good friend, pastor mike lou don, from my home church in lake -- mike loudoun, in fri home my home churchom in lakeland, florida, was here. truly she a great man with a legacy of what counts in life and the life hereafter. he's a pillar in the lakeland and polk county communities, he's active in rotary club, a man of god and has a fantastic sense of humor. he's served churches across the country prior to coming to first presbyterian church in lakeland in 1999. his messages are encouraging and always resonate with me. i'm honored to have him as my pastor and my friend. i join countless others for the privilege to serve and to have him give the opening prayer here today. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i ask unanimous consent -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and ext