not for a vacation, for a universal, mr. wolfe. meeting of all the noche heads. it's why they broke sifuentes out. he must be a really big deal in the noches. what is this? on the front tire rim? it's blood. i'll have dna confirm it. no, nobody was shot up there. ( sirens wailing; gunshots ) so what is it? i don't know, get it to trace. ( siren wailing ) get out of the car. get the hell out of the car! what are you doing here? what you mean is, you thought you got me with that shot, right? tried to kill my sister, too! now open the trunk! i didn't shoot her. open the trunk! if you didn't shoot her, then what's this? that isn't mine. you're going to tell me you don't remember showing me that on our first date? and you used it this afternoon?! hey. you... you have no proof of that. no, but i will. you know what? i am beginning to remember why we broke up! i never forgot! you were right, the red substance you found on the wheel rim, wasn't biological. so i ran it through the mass spec. it's dye. the city runs select tests to ensure that parasites and other foreign s

that is the real test of leadership and mr. wolf has met it. at in "the washington post about frank wolf deciding to retire. the "richmond times dispatch" has that on their front page. wolf will not seek reelection in 2014. that from the "richmond times dispatch." your thoughts on whether or not congress reflects your views. start dialing in. we will take comments on twitter, @cspanwj. you can post comments on facebook.com as well. facebook.com/cspan. post," "the washington frank wolf to retire after 17 terms. the seat will be a prime battleground in 2014. on twitter yesterday, the campaign arms for the house and the senate weighed in. about jimweeted this matheson in utah. uld rather retire than face angry voters and obamacare backlash in 2014, bad news for dccc." dccc tweeted this. "the mass exodus of republicans fleeing john boehner's house." republicanst two announcing they would not seek reelection. this is from nbc on capitol hill, 8 gop house lawmakers have announced they will retire. bachus, bauc -- bachmann, campbell, coble, onein, lath

now i understand that mr. wolfeck, talking about building a ball game at the same site where he is now? >> yes. we're working on a longer-term lease extension and he informed me that he's interested in the new site in terms of maybe a new stadium. >> amazing. this whole stadium team thing is starting to look like the old three card monte shell game. >> it's definitely complex for the public entities, the cities, the counties. but recognizing that we've got to protect the public resources and we need to try to see how we can secure all three times with three separate facilities that they feel are state of the art. >> and let's not forget, san francisco, santa clara and everybody else in the mix as well. i don't know who is on first or who is on second. but i'm glad to see you're covering the plate. nate miley, alameda county board of supervisors. keep an eye on him. back to you guys. >> thanks, phil. >>> we're going to take a quick look at the weather. we're going to go out to sfo. if those planes are headed east, th

first i turn you over to jim acosta filling in for mr. wolf blitzer. jim?>> happening now, terror in russia. two deadly blasts in two days. could the winter olympics be next? i'll talk to a republican congressman who is afraid that security threats are being swept under the rug. >>> plus, nsa hackers revealed. new revelations about an elite spy team that even plants bugs in computers before they are shipped to your door. >>> and the nfl's black monday. we will take you inside the mass firing of pro football coaches and why they were sacked. wolf blitzer is off. i'm jim acosta. you're in "the situation room." >>> a long-running battle between republicans in the white house is reigniting over the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya. some top gop lawmakers are challenging a new report that undercuts their claims about the attack and allegations of a cover-up by the administration. our foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is here. we are hearing angry push-back against this "new york times" report that really started as soon

what's interesting about mr. wolf here is he is actually a discountry cousin of president obama's. least, pat roberts is pretty conservative. i'm not sure kansas has had a lot of very conservative policy. i'm not sure how you outconservative a guy who's pretty conservative in a state that's already very conservative, manu. >> that's right. the thing that roberts is really getting hit on is that he supported kathleen sebelius, hhs secretary. remember, she's, of course, a former kansas governor. he spoke highly of her when she was nominated. as soon as there was word of a primary challenger he really started to go after her. he opposes her. he calls on her to resign. that's part of the thing milton wolf is really seizing upon. saying this is an incumbent who has backed a lot of republican light policy. it'll be interesting to see how roberts can deal with that. it's a very, very conservative electorate in kansas. this will be -- could be a challenge for him. >> susan, i have a little sound, of course, i just want to play for you. just so we can get a flavor of who this guy is. >> a l

joining me now, mr. wolf blitzer. dock. the two presidents talking over the table. appear very chummy. you have been on air force one. looking alt the one picture made me realize how huge this plane is. could they have avoided each other if they wanted to? >> well, they probably could have although it would have been extraordinarily difficult given the fact they were all up front in the vip area where the president and first lady are. when i was on air force one as a network pool reporter back in the 1990s when i was the white house correspondent for cnn, traveled all around the world with then-president bill clinton, the media, we were kept in the back of the plane. and we were only allowed to go up front to the conference room, that big conference room that you showed there, and other quarters if we were invited by the president or some other senior official. so i spent many hours on air force one just sort of in the back with my journalistic colleagues, and i didn't rub elbows with the president or anyone else impo

the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. wolf, for five minutes. mr. wolf: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, yesterday marked the 15th month anniversary of the benghazi attack. once again another anniversary has come and gone with no new answers about what happened that night, or just what some many americans reportedly, around two dozen, were doing at a secret c.i.a. base in benghazi to begin with. another anniversary has come and gone with no new public hearings. by nigh micount the last public hearing was held on september 18, nearly three months ago, and no new public hearings are being held. the key word is public. perhaps most important, another anniversary has come and gone with absolutely no one being held responsible for the security and intelligence failures leading up to the attack, and no one has been brought to justice. despite nefrl recent developments related to the benghazi investigation, practically nothing has been done in congress to address them. first, we have recently learned that c.i.a. director, john brennan, distorted the fac

mr. wolf: i thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, earlier this week, a profound three-hour debate took place in the house of commons on the persecution of christians globally. multiple british parliamentarians argued with great passion and persuasion that this is a human rights issue of our day and one which demands great attention on the part of the british government and the west more broadly. in some respect, it is a sad commentary that such a conversation was remarkable, and yet it was. when was the last time this body, this congress, let alone this administration or the state department spent even a fraction of that time talking about the thousands of people of faith who daily face discrimination, persecution, violence and even death simply because of the most deeply held beliefs? it is worth noting that several weeks earlier the house of commons had a debate on the persecution of christians, specifically in the middle east. there was an overwhelming number of speakers. too many for the allotted time. this week's debate

joining us now from washington is mr. wolfnd the right way to capture the man and the message. you are dealing with so much impact on so many levels. give us some perspective of how we should see what matters most >> if you ask people and people have been asked throughout the years who is their hero, just about everybody will tell you nelson mandela because of the moral courage, dignity and the respect that he simply attracted to himself by his pride, by his dignity, as i say, by the core of steel that allowed him to emerge from some of the most inhumane conditions, not just his prison for three decades but the terrible indignity that was wrought on the majority black population of south africa. he came out and he was resentful, and he did hate what happened to him and he was angry, but his great glory was that he triumphed over that and was able to see the future, get into the head of the white man, understand his adversary, speak his language and negotiate what became the first democratic election in south africa. it was phe

. >> and dick wolf said, mr.an guarantee you i have great respect for park dietz, but no such show ever aired. nor had it ever been planned. >> parnham immediately filed for a mistrial. the motion was denied. >> what is the park dietz testimony have to do with overturning this conviction?s t testimony have to do with overturning this convictiods th testimony have to do with overturning this convictioes th testimony have to do with overturning this convictios the testimony have to do with overturning this convictioos th testimony have to do with overturning this convictioes th testimony have to do with overturning this conviction? she got the idea from a tv show and it never existed and so you overturn the conviction of a person that killed five children? that's absurd. >>> see daddy? mommy? >> dada. >> mommy? >> say mama. >> mama. >> on march 15th, 2002, andrea yates was sentenced the life in prison for the murder of her children. she was incarcerated at the mountain view unit, a state psychiatric prison. >> in a

mr. wolf: i thank the chair and speaker. i rise in support of the legislation i co-sponsored, the kids first research act. i particularly want to thank the bill's sponsors, greg harper, eric cantor, and the gentleman om vermont for honoring my constituent, gay brie ella miller. lou doven county's volunteer of the year. she was a straight a student at loudoun county day school who died on october 26 after a courageous one-year battle with an incomparable brain cancer tumor. in a short amount of time she achieved many goals. she smarting smashing walnuts foundation which refers to the walnut size tumor in her brain. a childhood cancer foundation. she co-wrote a children's book and received and honorary degree from shenandoah university out in winchester, virginia. last december at her request i wrote to macy's as part of the massive 250,000 letter campaign she organized to benefit the make a wish foundation. she raised a lot of money and more importantly she touched a lot of lives. i'm sure she touched a lot of lives of member

mrs. clinton's echo chamber. wolf? >> presidential election may be what, almost three years away but the iowa caucuses, remember, less than two years -- maybe only two years away depending when those iowa caucuses are, new hampshire, south carolina to follow. joe, thank you. let's get back to dana, gloria and ryan. let me go to gloria first. it looks like everything is falling into place at least at this early stage for hillary clinton. >> look, hillary clinton is off on her own, by the way, giving lots of speeches, not out there campaigning, but she certainly isn't in hiding. then she's got this other organization which is completely separate from her, starting to raise money, do what they want to do. so if you look at it, you have to say hillary clinton is running even though they're running on two separate tracks. she is not running this fund-raising organization but she is running her own schedule. >> if hillary clinton does run, do you think joe biden will challenge her? >> i don't think so. there's no case for bi

mr. banks and now martin score cease wolf of wall street. is the best performance hands down of leonardo decaprio's career. i have never seen a film like this in my buyer life. three hours of the most insane, crude, raunchy, graphic, debauchery i have ever seen in my entire life. this movie is not for everybody. it was almost nc 17 rated. it's nearly three hours long, but it is a wild, wild ride. based on memoir about a wealthy stockbroker and rise and fall. i highly recommend it if you are a decaprio fan. i can't belief -- believe he has never won academy award. saving mr. banks. i love movies about movies. this move made smile. i was crying a little bit during the movie. it's a really emotional film. i love the making of mary poppins. tom hanks was born to play walt disney. emma thompson does a good job of p.l. traverse in the film. it will make you laugh and smile and make you love movies again. i highly recommend that as well. this movie is all for the family. this is a movie called frozen. growing up i loved the lion king, beauty and th

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i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr.mportant breaking news. north korea execution. an uncle of the leader kim jong-un put to death after a military tribunal. what was his alleged crime, what does it mean about security on the korean peninsula? >>> also, republican civil war. long-simmering tension exploding as john boehner unleashes a sharp new attack of conservative groups. who will win the battle to control house republicans? >>> and worst case scenario. the obama administration watches helplessly as its fears appear to be coming true in syria. extremists on the rise, the opposition at war with itself and bashar al assad

i was lucky enough to be on wolf's arm along with these ladies from cnn at the soul train awards. thank you, mrsfor allowing us to

mr. secretary. last spring congressman wolf chaired a hearing on a man up justly jailed in iran. his wife testified that the state department had told her that there was nothing that could be done. she was shocked and dismayed but we were all grateful that in response to her testimony and her appeal, you issued a much welcomed statement on behalf of her impolice oned husband. on thursday, he will testify before joint committees and she will say he has been beaten up the pain has been so great, he conditions tap. i fear for the worst. even worse, i fear my children may never see his daddy again. she says my husband is suffering because she's a christian, because she's an american, yet his own government has an bbandd him. don't we owe to him to stand up for his human rights and his freedom. while i'm grateful for president obama's willingness to express concern about my husband and the other imprisoned americans, i was devastated to learn that the administration didn't even ask for my husband's release when directly seated across the table from the leaders of the government that h

mr. secretary. last spring congressman wolf chaired a hearing on a man up justly jailed in iran. his wife testified that the state department had told her that there was nothing that could be done. she was shocked and dismayed but we were all grateful that in response to her testimony and her appeal, you issued a much welcomed statement on behalf of her impolice oned husband. on thursday, he will testify before joint committees and she will say he has been beaten up the pain has been so great, he conditions tap. i fear for the worst. even worse, i fear my children may never see his daddy again. she says my husband is suffering because she's a christian, because she's an american, yet his own government has an bbandd him. don't we owe to him to stand up for his human rights and his freedom. while i'm grateful for president obama's willingness to express concern about my husband and the other imprisoned americans, i was devastated to learn that the administration didn't even ask for my husband's release when directly seated across the table from the leaders of the government that h

i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer. >>> breaking news, important breaking news. north korea execution. an uncle of the leader kim jong-un put to death after a military tribunal. what was his alleged crime, what does it mean about security on the korean peninsula? >>> also, republican civil war. long-simmering tension exploding as john boehner unleashes a sharp new attack of conservative groups. who will win the battle to control house republicans? >>> and worst case scenario. the obama administration watches helplessly as its fears appear to be coming true in syria. extremists on the rise, the opposition at war with itself and bashar al assad apparently firmly in power. could this be the next afghanistan? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> but we begin with the breaking news from north korea, where the state-run news agency is reporting that an uncle of the leader kim jong-un has been executed only days after he was removed from his military post. let's go straight to our pentagon corresponde

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't speak. it was. israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical. that's right touch of meats more than eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jobs a

gravity, captain phillips, the wolf of wall street and saving mr.or rent right now and i have still been meaning to get this the way way back, you chose as one of your best films this year. >> this snram beautiful coming of age story, beautiful blend of comedy and drama. highly recommend it make you hate steve carell. he plays despicable character. same rockwell brilliant as well. he deserves academy award nomination. i loved this film. it's from the writer of the descendants. highly recommend checking it out. >> how about captain phillips? >> i know there is significant story behind the movie because none actors. how proud i am to be an american it was his first movie he had ever done. and that line he says in the filmer with says look at me, look at me, i'm the captain now. that was totally improved. the last five minutes of this movie are absolutely phenomenal. tom hanks deserves oscar nomination for the last five minutes alone. i was on the edge of my seat. even though i knew the ending to the film, i was still wondering what was going to happen

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't speak. it was. israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jokes

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of august. so if you don't know the speech. it was israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's nose and didn't like going out to eat. fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding renewable energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces costs and outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can come to fiji. europe's economic revival b

i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." mr. blitzer?n the hot seat. the president gets a grilling at the end of a bad year for the white house. he takes the most heat over nsa spying amid new snooping revelations. he signaled some changes are on the way. >>> general gone wild. an air force report reveals a top nuclear missile commander was removed from his post for boozing. and boorish behavior abroad. we have the details. >>> and sea world is reeling right now after a cnn film exposes its treatment of killer whales. first music stars canceled their performances. now a new blow from some very important customers. i'm wolf

mr. snowden is charged with a felony, and he should return home to face those charges where he will be afforded all due process." but wolf behind the scenes, what's so interesting here is that even the notion of amnesty or pardon has been raised. albeit mr. leggett said the it was his personal opinion. he is a top nsa official. what this goes to is the growing dred in the u.s. intelligence community that edward snowden indeed has more to disclose and that he has been holding on to a real -- they're calling it the crown jewels beyond the crown jewels. the real treasure trove of information that he might release in the coming weeks and months. they are really at a crossroads. they don't know how to deal with this, what to do about it. as long as he remains in moscow, they can't get their hands on him. so very quietly, it looks like this notion of amnesty being raised, it would be extraordinarily will controversial if it happened. >> it certainly would be. but in if in fact he has almost 2 million documents and only on released a few thousand so far, that is a huge issue for the u.s. national security community. we also lea

wolf blitzer. he is right next door in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >>> we're following the breaking news, a ceiling collapses during a performance at an historic london theater. there are casualties. we are going live to the scene. >>> also, target shoppers targeted. up to 40 million credit and debit cards may have been compromised by hackers who somehow broke into the retailer's checkout system. we will tell you information you need to know, what you need to do about it. >>> and cocaine clemency. president obama commutes the sentences of convicted convicts and hands out pardons to other prisoners. what's behind the move? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we do have breaking news this hour. a ceiling has collapsed at an historic london theater right in the middle of a performance. authorities say there are many casualties. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is on the scene for us. nic, tell our viewers what we know. >> reporter: well, wolf, we know so far that the ceiling collapsed inside the apollo theater about

wolf blitzer. he is right next door in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? news, a ceiling collapses during a performance at an historic london theater. there are casualties. we are going live to the scene. >>> also, target shoppers targeted. up to 40 million credit and debit cards may have been compromised by hackers who somehow broke into the retailer's checkout system. we will tell you information you need to know, what you need to do about it. >>> and cocaine clemency. president obama commutes the sentences of convicted convicts and hands out pardons to other prisoners. what's behind the move? i'm wol

wolf? >> certainly all of us are happy that mr. newman is home. let's hope kene bay is home soon.ck hagel over the weekend was in afghanistan thanking u.s. troops for their commitment there on the eve of christmas and new year's. he's visiting afghanistan, a country where the u.s. has been at war,est war in american history, 12, 13 years where the u.s. has spend hundreds of billions, lost thousands of troops, and the president of afghanistan, hamid karzai doesn't even have time to invite him in for a cup of coffee. what is going on. >> reporter: well, what the pentagon will tell you is that hagel never planned to meet with karzai during this trip, that it was simply a trip to thank the troops. he did, however, meet with some top afghan government officials to discuss what is going on and why karzai won't sign the security agreement that the u.s. needs that signature on in order to keep troops there after the end of 2014. let's be very clear. the u.s. isn't so anxious to stand right next for karzai right now. he is so unpredictable, that they really don't understand fully, they say

i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >>> happening now, obama on the hot seat. the president gets a grilling at the end of a bad year for the white house. he takes the most heat over nsa spying amid new snooping revelations. he signaled some changes are on the way. >>> general gone wild. an air force report reveals a top nuclear missile commander was removed from his post for boozing. and boorish behavior abroad. we have the details. >>> and sea world is reeling right now after a cnn film exposes its treatment of killer whales. first music stars canceled their performances. now a new blow from some very important customers. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> president obama's heading off to hawaii for a vacation and probably really needs it right now. he just got a grilling over at the white house, a news conference on the same day that the latest cnn poll shows his approval rating remains at an all time low. the president took heat on the health care rollout program and especially on nsa spying. we ha

i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door, right this very minute, in "the situation room." mr now, south africa and the world prepare for the funeral of nelson mandela. we're there live with new information. >>> plus, clinton honors mandela. the former president shares very personal stories about his friend and his hero. he says the south african leader's advice helped him get through one of his darkest hours. stand by for my one-on-one interview. >>> plus, breaking news. a snow and ice emergency. a deadly winter storm is causing havoc on the roads and in the skies across america. we're tracking the danger as the deep freeze moves east and a new storm develops out west. >>> and a big jump in jobs. does president obama deserve credit for improving the u.s. economy after a surprisingly strong employment report? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> a ten-day mourning period is under way for one of the most influential leaders of our me

i was lucky enough to be on wolf's arm along with these ladies from cnn at the soul train awards. thank you, mrsblitzer for allowing us to >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world tonight. "fast & furious," hollywood mourns the death of paul walker, killed in the crash. >>> and a scandal for millions, take a look at kerry washington as olivia pope, dealing out her tough brand. >> if we handle this right it is a bump in the road. and how you handle it will show your leadership abilities and build your character. >> politicians and celebrities find themselves in hot water. i would ask her how she would handle toronto's crack mayor, florida's obama care situation. all coming up, i want to begin with the big story, the crash that killed "fast & furious" star paul walker, a passenger in the porsche carrera gt, owned by his friend, both died when the car slammed into a light pole and burst into flames on saturday. joining me live from the scene of the accident, thank you very much indeed for joining me. obviously, a devastating thing to happen.

mr. how i would sum mike ashley. >> coming up, leonhard to caprio plays among on the big screen, but we talk to the real wolf of wall street. the disgraced party board and brokers tells us what he thinks of the new film and the state of wall street now. >> i needed to mold them in my own image. >> this is the greatest company in the world. >> i was becoming a legend. ♪ >> welcome back. 15 minutes to the top of the hour. this morning we have seen eurozone manufacturing via my numbers come out. we have seen service did as well. the aggregate number for the manufacturingber is widening. we are going to get many more signs during this quiet. as 2013 dresser close, next guest says he sees no rush for the exit from qe in the coming banksin fact some central might be leaning toward it. joining us to discuss this report is neil williams. yay or nay this week? >> if we do, it will be the first of many baby steps. the fed simply aren't yet ready to start watering the green shoots we have had. if we do get the start of taping , is going to be the first baby step. i think this time next year we will still be talking about when

mr. banks. >> and then leonardo decaprio the wolf of wall street.incredible film. it's three hours of some of the most insane, crude, and graphic debauchery i have ever seen in my entire life. but it's a ride. martin scorsese takes you on a ride. fifth time that they have worked together. and it's the best film they have done so far. it is a brilliant film. the pace something perfect. i have seen it twice. i spent six hours of my life with this movie already it is very well done but not for everybody. remember that and decap brieio has never won won an academy award. how is that possible? he deserves one for this one. best performance of the zero as you know with a 1-year-old in the house it's very rare to go out to see a movie. did i see see gravity in year on your recommendation. did i not regret one second of this movie. >> it is a cinematic master piece. alfonso did a excellent job with this movie. incident grating human performances. everyone wants to call this "avatar" minimal story. i disagree. it was veteran gulley and poke hontas in 3 d d.

wolf in sheep's clothing who managed to fool the world. he was a con artist. world net daily ran a poll last week after mr.king their readers how do you assess the life and work of nelson mandela. the leading response was this one. he was a violent communist revolutionary who never should have been released from prison. in the mid 1980s as the american political world was rallying to mandela's side and uniting against the south african government. political right was in the midst of a big civil war on this issue. republican president ronald reagan was opposed to sanctions against the apartheid government, and had backup from the religious right which found itself in solidarity with south africa's racist government. democratic members of congress were drawing up sanctions against south africa's racist apartheid government. and there was the reverend jerry falwell arm in arm with south africa's president. >> falwell will return to the united states urging american companies to invest in south africa and urging the senate to vote against economic sanctions next month. >> urging investment in south africa, not

mr. president, thanks very much for sharing some thoughts on this special day. >> i'm glad to do it, wolf. >> what was it like the first time you met nelson mandela? >> well, i was excited. i felt almost like i was 20 years old again. it was at the democratic convention in new york. i was about to be nominated for president and former mayor david dinkins, a long-time supporter of mandela's, brought him up to our room where he met with hillary, chelsea and me. we hit it off right away. he was there really because he was an incredibly loyal person to anyone who supported him and the anc during his long imprisonment and democrats had supported sanctions on south africa so he wanted to be there, he wanted to be at our convention. he later came to the inauguration. and then hillary and vice president gore led a delegation to his inauguration in '94 and just five months later, he came to the united states on a state visit. that's when we really started becoming friends and i had the honor of working with him throughout the entire span of his presidency and one of the things that sometimes gets

mr. pickens is apparently getting into the mutual fund business. we'll talk about that. >>> oversaturated, the delayed release of "the wolf of wall street" movie.out a jam-packed box office. we'll get into that. dialing daigh and even a little more on "markets now."

mrs. carter. our white house correspondent brianna keilar is standing by. brianna, what do we know about the president's itinerary and his specific role in the memorial service? >> well, wolf, he will be among six foreign dignitaries who will be giving remarks during what is really an extensive program to take place in south africa honor agmandela. he is on this historic flight to what we're expecting will be the largest gathering of world leaders in their history. we're told by a white house official this is not something he had worked on until he was i guess instructed or invited by the south african government to make these remark at the memorial service. but there's also another sort of historic element to this trip, this flight that president obama is on right now. imagine this, sitting around the conference table of the private conference room on board air force one, the obamas as well as formser president george w. bush and first lady laura bush and former secretary of state hillary clinton, also, of course, the former first lady and all were told we're told by a white house official discussing their various experiences with nelson mandela which span over three admi

mr. brian stelter. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you look very wolf blitzer like over your shoulder. >> it'st's kind of eerie. >> yet it is appropriate. these are foggy times we are living in. what do we see here? you work with sacco. why do you think this got to where it got? >> partly because there was some sort of irony here. she was a pr person, a public relations professional. if anyone should know better than the post a message like that, it should have been her. i mention a reliable sources yesterday, i would be one of the reporters calling her up, asking her questions about her company from time to time. i never knew her twitter account existed. she was over on twitter in relative obscurity. she should have known better sense she works in this industry. >> you know, just for those getting up to speed on this story the tweet was she was going to south africa. she hopes she didn't get aids. she says, i'm just kicked, i'm white. adding to it on her side, her father from south africa, she is going to visit family. she was born in south africa. it kind of plays in her defense. we are not

mr. pickens is apparently getting into the mutual fund business. we'll talk about that. >>> oversaturated, the delayed release of "the wolf of wall street" movie. the movie makers are concerned about a jam-packed box office. we'll get into that. dialing daigh and even a little more on "markets now." dagen: that movie better be good. connell: we heard a lot about it. dagen: nothing but naked woman and drugs and stock fraud in the book. can you handle three hours of that even with leo dicaprio. we have triple-digit gain. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, everybody. the dow jones industrials up 135 points right now as dagen and connell noted triple-digit gains which erases some of last week's loss. last week we lost 265 points on the dow. we're making some of that back right now. we're focused on the fed as we do have a fed meeting. we'll see if they slow down on the money printing and bond buying. that will be on the 17th and 18th this week. keep in touch here. exxon, ibm, caterpillar, american express some of the best performers on the dow jones industrial average. the big picture is in europe they actually turne

mrs. mandela welcome home we love you we love you we love you". tonight the sign says "in memory of nelson mandela 1918-2013, he changed our world." and he certainly did. this evening, wolf, i have been going all throughout harlem and people have been telling me about their memories of nelson mandela. and even those who weren't old enough to remember him, coming here to harlem, they talked about studying him in school. and one young man saying, i didn't know anything about apartheid. i knew nothing about racism. one day we had this exercise in our class and someone taught me about nelson mandela. and it was then i knew that i had a voice. and that's the legacy that nelson mandela will leave on the world, wolf >> yes. he was released from prison in 1990, and he came to harlem not that long after. for that very important visit, don, thank you very much. we're joining now by cnn pioneer the veteran actor my former colleague bernard shaw who is here with us as well. bernie, thanks very much for coming in. you had a powerful interview in 1994 when you went to south africa. you interviewed nelson mandela at that time. i want to play a few clips and then we'll discuss. here's t

mr. hemwood here. we'll get the list. because it's 44%. that's 50% above what even the market did. are we going to see wolfs of wall street? >> ice age. >> ace age is better, more realistic, anyway, probably closer to reality. >> i saw it yesterday. >> really? >> i'll tell you a story on the break yesterday. >> i saw it alone without any family. >>> what did you think? >> i read the book, too. the book and the movie are very closely tied. the book and the movie -- >> we lived it. i remember those guys. i remember they do -- >> i do, too. >> they do the pools. >> did you love it? did you hate it? what did you think? >> no, look, it's debatchry. it's everything that was bad about our business in that time. and as joe mentioned earlier. >> i can name names of companies that existed all around the country and they all did the same thing. and it -- >> oh, yeah. >> it's called pump and dump. it's called pump and dump and the four people that get caught up in it, they're retired, don't have a lot of money and these guys don't give it another second thought. >> it mostly spends time with the crazy actions. >> exactly. >> anyway, s

mr. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate tnchts thank you. >> have a happy new year. >>> coming up on the show, didn't get a chance to see the movies. "the wolfyou what. we've been smelling this food all morning. it is fantastic. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> welcome back, everybody. new year's eve is just a couple of days away. if you're planning on having a party but you don't know what to serve, we're here for you. we're givers. with a full menu, chef and katerer michael beck is here. this smells incredible. what are we starting with? >> we're starting with mini potato pancakes, smoked salmon and caviar. what i'm going to do is take a little bit of my sour cream. i have the potato pancakes already made. >> okay. >> put the sour cream in a little squeeze bottle. squeeze some on. sorry. >> lift this up here. >> yeah, let me do this. okay. so you just want to put a little