it's not like totally unprecedented the people vote for the front of the national front. so i let you know i would not be surprised if they had the gains in the snow in these elections for the european parliament but what is the european parliament mean it's just it's just basically one invents a foretaste of what's to come in the question is will she have the party organization will the socialists be soo weak will you when peavy said ump be subdivided. that and the unknown. twenty seventeen she'll really have a shot of the present. it's not that i doubt it's not just france this year was the foreign desk is from st yes it's true you're keen on is the institution they are very much. beneath it and doesn't she says she will. and that is to say forges an alliance in the european parliament with a dutch far right leader and computers. that means to become. look at the european parliament is going once institution that has the shelf life of the esperanto language. it's a waste of money. it's a waste of time what. when pan is hoping for here is that she can use this is a sprin

there but you know i was actually growing up in paris and when i was growing up in paris the national front. heard you thank you very much but our viewers haven't heard my french so they will have to take your word for my french. so anyways to get back to my childhood i was growing up in paris and when i was growing up the national front before mr knight it was a marginal party that no one took seriously now. whom i've interviewed couple of months ago is one of the most popular politicians in friends and her party is gaining ground as someone who knows france how do you explain this why does this party resonate with third of your country so much. you know. countries of. arrayed or worried you go to do extremes. he would have been try to change the major for a party. but it's the same it's the fullness and it is the extreme party of the right side which is frightening and i don't want that for my country so people have to be aware that it's not a joke we're not talking about something easy it's it's a danger for our country you have to be very very careful who is that so when a country's wor

atr and it's your brain reagan national. the front is pushing offshore. reagan national. the front is pushing offshore. it will keep it breezy and may squeeze out a few snow flurries. nothing to write home about, just something to keep an eye out for. it is quite a breezy. north winds 10 to 20. our wind chill factor will drop down into the 20's and 30's. tonight, mainly clear and cold. over the day tomorrow, mostly sunny and cold. relicin the arteries as -- haiyan the 13th -- highs in the 30's. temperatures will rebound to 50 degrees by sunday. atd morning to jim lavin wtop. traveling eastbound on 66, you will find a good trip as you make your way from centerville up to the beltway. no reported problems, accidents, or incidents in the way. as we travel through 295, you will find 95 northbound through stafford, quantico, dumfries, all the lanes are running up to speed. problems on the bay bridge. the bay bridge eastbound and westbound, you want to watch out for the window warning. that is not a wind restriction. you will not be prevented from rossing the br

one of them is allied with the french national front and other far right parties in europe. it is not quite the same as those far right parties but it is kind of in that sphere generally. people farther to the right, nationalist groups, were keen to use violence in this demonstration. perhaps to western europeans, very extreme nationalists in ukraine can also be very extreme pro-europeans simply because they are so opposed to russia's domination of this country. catholicaunchly country of croatia has firmly come down against gay marriage people voted overwhelmingly to define marriage in the constitution as being only between a man and a woman. turnout was under 40%. jonathan has the details. results thatg the constitutionally banned gay marriage. , in the name of the family, got what they wanted. >> we will prevent any government, any political elite from changing the substance of marriage without taking advice, without consulting the citizens of croatia. >> nearly 2/3 of ukrainian voters said yes to the question do you agree that marriage is predominantly between a man and

tensions surrounding immigration on the market i see in the far right anti immigrant party the national front man this is something about the nature of the fine arts. don't get mad on so that is reversible low when we see parents teaching their kids through phnom is that people who in all the same color as them we're told but anyone can keep the children section of upbringing to the phone. more news in fronts the right is becoming extremely hateful it's a problem but will it become attuned to. according to the phrase human rights non stop ever since the airwaves at mile twenty three percent last year missing something but this does here in france and indeed intended to ease up across the country this weekend. what is the reference. ego by reporting that from us to the bus in central parts traffic was a blow to a standstill in many areas all the country today as it continues to grow ever proposed tax on goods traffic the french government does in fact suspended disciples they could tax but the protests the city will be scrapped altogether well today's case that has affected she reads the beach

three main parties on one of them is a practical top of that which is the night with the french national front with other far right parties that in europe is no part to save the size of a right to participate is that kind of is not to stay at seventy and i think are we so yes today is that some members of saud and then people to the fact that the right to bed nationalists greeks will add to the team teed up to tuesday's buttons in this demonstration in ukraine is a funny situation paradoxical up to western europeans that's a very extreme nationalists in ukraine can also be very extreme pro europeans simply because the episode of close to russia's domination of this country. thank you for that governor democrat reporting there from kiev. just to recap the country after a race that has truly come down against gay marriage people there voted overwhelmingly to define marriage in the constitution as being only between a man and a woman over two thirds of those who voted in the doors to the amendment but turnout was low at just under forty percent. ukraine has the key texts celebrating themselves to

they're on the run and the united states is talking about talking about dealing now with the national front that's in syria right now i mean what do you think of that before. well i mean i think it's dangerous because we don't really know who the rebels are and i also think that it's not clear exactly where where the peace talks will go you know i mean firstly we have to figure out whether we want assad to stay or not and i don't think the united states has a clear idea of that and it's not clear whether assad is going to stop his war with with the civil war in the country so you know the one hand we have massive war civil war going on inside the country and the other hand it's not clear whether who is backing who and what rebels are working with so i think the key thing now is to get assad to stop bombing his own people and have sought and stop the civil war one studies done then you can have a discussion about where the country goes next where they're ok sweetheart leaves yeah but we made it in haiti and something you cannot do you can you flip it over also two years maybe saudi arabia an

on the national front, there are three primary culprits seeking to diminish christmas, the american civiliberties union, the freedom from religion foundation, and the american humanist association. the most aggressive is the freedom from religion foundation, which routinely threatens to sue small towns and school districts if they dare utter the word christmas or allow choirs to sing carols in public schools. the irony is that nobody's bothering the atheists. they are free to celebrate whatever they want to celebrate. they're free not to believe, and they are free to snicker at anybody who does believe. that's not good enough for these people. they want to banish any mention of jesus in the public square. they are the oppressors. the christmas spirit people are just upholding a nice tradition. so why are we allowing anti-christmas madness? polls showed 47% of americans show there is a war on christmas. 40% do not. 13% are confused. so once again this year, i will keep an eye on the situation. helping me is the alliance defending freedom organization based in scottsdale, arizona. they have

. >> as he prepares to become the national front-runner for the 2016 race. >> was that a campaign speechunning for president for 2016? >> that wasn't an acceptance speech, that was an announcement speech. >> so, chris christie is running for president on the theme i can do it? >> chris christie emerged from last night's election as the front-runner for the 2016 republican nomination, and he got there thanks in no small part to hurricane sandy. but don't take our word for it. >> my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. >> the spirit of sandy that christie evoked so many times last night is one thing, but the facts of sandy recovery are something else entirely. new jersey received billions of dollars in federal aid to rebuild and $1.8 billion of that came from the u.s. department of housing and urban development to get people back in their homes. to get that money, christie promised that 60% of the funds would be reserved for low to moderate-income households. right now, it appears chris christie is breaking that promise. of course, we don't know for sure. >> the

the standoff in september between the army and rebels from the moora national liberation front left 200 dead. >> hong kong confirmed its first case of human bird flu, a design the virus could be spreading. an indonesian woman is in critical condition in hospital after being infected with hsn9. she's a domestic worker. travelling frequently to mainland china. four people have been in close contact with her are showing signs of flu-like symptoms. >> talks in indonesia are seen as a final attempt to save a deal on global commerce and the reputation of the world trade organization. ministers arrived in bali from the start of the wto conference. if successful the agreement they are working on would be the first global trade deal since the organization was created in 1995. we report from new delhi on a major sticking point - food subsidies >> feeding four people on $70 a month is not easy, leaving the family with $10 of essentials. food subsidies is a life line. she applied for a food ration card. they may not exist if the world trade organization has its way. if we get 20 kilogram of grain,

front. and this is how he is judged by the public. national and regional fronts he has big challenges and big successors to claim. one was the situation in the middle east, and africa, where russian role is more active and it's making really visible impacts on global politics. regionally ukraine is very much dominating our screens. also, president putin managed to expand his project in building customs union, failing a way to economic space. and to the process of some kind of economic and social integration. >> you started by saying that local issues he's dealt with and is currently dealing with at the moment. what are the domestic issues for mr putin and russia? >> first big domestic issue is russianisation. if we look at modernization as a tech knoll ogeiccal thing, there's -- technological there has been a big investment, trying to build russia's society. we also see that there is not that much more progress on a political and structural modernization and reforms. they are weak personnel potential there. this is the problem how to do this g

reports although hundred syrian refugees coffee beans greenhouses recently rented by the united nations in front of each just going to the overcrowded to silence and to command a hefty among them muhammad twenty three years old and two years on the road was last fifteen members of his family to the wall. a twenty one but do best. it is fair isle. at the age of four. boy did it some locals protested against the opening of the temporary refuge in this tense situation do we even barricades to block supplies of the refugees. an agreement was reached when the government pledged to relocate the refugees by the end of the week. twenty two or more cynical take on cars in the middle of the ready to call the traffic he and i believe it's inhumane. it's cruel. i'm more of its illegal in this country. on a more intimate just days ago the refugs was sleepy in the works. some are still hiding that i'm willing to leave for a new destination even from the european union. they are even thinking about returning to the forest to avoid being forced to move. outside it's very very typical. call it la it's difficult

obviously here in the uk, but also the national front in france and an alternative for germany.ink that's -- in may, that will cause ripples throughout europe. >> it will be interesting to see whether that has any impact on whether we can get europe to be more competitive and implement more of a single market. >> that's the run up, if you like, to britain's tonight to renegotiate its terms of entry and they'll certainly by a lot of soul searching in europe after those elections. >> what about brazil? they're going through a difficult patch after the last set of elections. they're almost on the edge of slightly squandering. >> i think that's the real danger. we will very bullish on brazil and the economist and our latest special report on brazil was rather sober about it. as you were just saying, a big year in brazil in other ways, too. the president will be hoping with that. they do well on the field and that tournament goes very smoothly and that might give her a boost. but she's going to face, i think, quite a tough challenge. she'll probably get elected and the real question

year-old student was killed in protest with police and those clashed with media people also in front of the national press club where at least 15 journalists were injured when the pro-ruling party chased them from in front of the national press club. >>> thank you. >> an australian ice breaker ship is trying to free a ship trapped in antarctica. led by an australian climate change expert. >>> let's look at the global weather with steph. >> we do have a very large storm with us. it's very clear where that storm is just off to the north of western australia but gradually creeping its way close to the coast now. tropical cyclone christine. equivalent of a category 1 hurricane. as it is, it's working its way towards the coast. and i think thus so, it is strengthening slightly. it will still be the same equivalent strength when it makes landfall but just a little bit stronger. approximately 150 kilometers per hour. clearly damaging ones there. on top of that we'll also have some heavy rain. the storm is moving south wards very, very slowly, that will give us days of heavy prolonged rain. a lot of floodin

she's been following the forecast on the national front for it this is stretching he said erica fromthe east coast. >>: yes. it's not so bad. this winter storm has pushed its way over to the ohio valley all the way to the mid atlantic. satellite and radar shows plenty of snow. we've seen up to 3 in. and portions of pennsylvania and isolates for baltimore mayor land, new work in delaware where it is a little warmer above freezing. -newark, delaware. as we take a closer look at the travel forecast, we have thousands of flight cancellations. although we think it's pretty frigid. that's nothing compared to what we are seeing for the rest of the country. taking a look at afternoon highs. minneapolis and high of one degree. we have several winter storm warnings issued across the entire east coast. that is something we will continue to monitor into the afternoon. here's a look at temperatures right now and the bay area san francisco closer to freezing at westport oakland 35 degrees out the door and oakland in daly city checking and 38 degrees. will not go any lower. we've already kids are m

nation's largest city. they offered flowers in front of a statue of mandela. people attached messages, expressing thanks to the anti apartheid leader, and praising his achievements. mourners from different ethnic groups formed long lines to sign the book of condolence. >> thankful that he's gone, but also celebrating his life, celebrating what he has done for us as his people. so just want to thank him. >> the country's leaders plan to hold a national memorial service for mandela on tuesday in johannesburg. there will be a state funeral next sunday in the eastern village of cue knew, where mandela grew up. >>> six men suspected of stealing a truck carrying a load of radioactive material in mexico are in hospital for possible radiation exposure. a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. it was carrying a cobalt 60, a radioactive substance used for medical applications. police later found the radioactive substance about 60 kilometers away. the thieves had removed the radioactive material from its protective case. health officials say six

for the second time in three years, the warriors have the night cap, in front of a nationally televisedn. >>> it's an honor to play on christmas day. everyone is watching. for the second time in three years the warriors play in front of a national audience. no love lost with the clippers. things get chippie when they go head to head. last year they had some fun. in their only meeting this season which was at staples lob city beat the warriors 126-115. a former warrior now a clipper feels they are becoming one of the best rivals in the west even though they are both in the cellar. >> when you're starting to become one of the teams to be reckoned with when you do stuff you feel like you have accomplished a lot so i take my hat off to the team. that's a hell of a team. but that definitely didn't sit well with us. it's a hostile environmental probably the most hostile in the league. >> i mean, don't get me wrong. i love the fans. love you guys. [ laughter ] >> but it's different out there. it's different. i mean, that will be a situation where the crowd makes a lot of noise like a college a

he's going to try to in his second term reassert himself on the national security front, reassure theublic. >> well, robert, you brought up his name. so let's talk about him. edward snowden. he's the reason why the president called for this report to be brin and the reason why the president will be reading this report during his hawaii vacation. so what does this report do -- >> some good beach reading right there. i'm taking that on vacation with me too. that's a page turner. >> what does this do in terms of the view of edward snowden? you have people on capitol hill and around the country who call him a traitor. does this report move him in one direction or the other? >> i think in terms of the administration's position and lawmakers' position, snowden remains the status quo. but you have seen snowden change the debate. we're having more of a major debate right now on the nsa than the u.s. has that in decades. that's a development. you have to link it back to snowden. >> robert, the nsa is obviously going to have a huge impact on all sorts of political issues in 2014, but there will

nation. a cold front dropped temperatures below normal and caused dangerous wind chills.to people. and they fear more snow can make it more difficult for people. >> about 40,000 troops are expected to leave afghanistan. but the congress voted to cut the pension of the veterans. what does the future hold for the men and women. he is author of the bock. jason thanks for being here and thanks for your service. >> thanks for having me. >> and as a veteran and a wounded warrior, what did you feel. not just think. but feel when you heard. it was a mistake and they cut benefits to veterans? >> i saw it as a direct insult to the veterans especially at a time when the united states military fought in one of the longest wars. it is a hard fought battles and the invisible and physical impacting all of ourselves. i was insulting when they decided to find a pocket of money to cut and instead of looking at four.throw for illegal aliens and instead of cutting that, they cut us. and what message, what message is our poll tigs trying to delivery to the veterans. we don't care about your s

stated that the tailored access operations is a unique national asset that's on the front lines of enabling n.s.a. to defend the nation and its allies regarding other news that the n.s.a. last friday a federal new york judge ruled that the n.s.a. phone data collection program is legal this was just days after a judge in washington state announced it's unconstitutional the case is expected to be heard by the supreme court also this weekend former n.s.a. and cia chief michael hayden had harsh words for the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden who sparked the debate eight months ago. well in the past two weeks in open letters to german and the brazilian government he has offered to reveal more american secrets to those governments in return for something and in return for asylum i think there's an english word that describes something american secrets to another government and i do think it's treason. in washington d.c. area and boring party. despite the vigorous attempts of whistleblowers to expose government wrongdoing it's often quite difficult for them to find media outlets to publish t

it is 52 degrees at reagan national, and that little warm front door north -- front to our north is lifting our editors, and it will stay that way for the next couple of days. at dullesatures airport is 50, annapolis is 52, and we have seen a couple of 40's off to our west. the warm air will continued across the mid-atlantic and southeastern states. the big story across the country not just today, but the entire big plunge ofthis arctic hare that is going to come in from the north. it will go across manzano, stretching into wyoming and into colorado. tomorrow we could be seeing between one to two feet of snow. will be there for a of theof days, and parts upper midwest, they may not get ybove zero five friday -- buy friday. that will eventually slide its way toward us, but it will not get here until late in the weekend. at this time, we will stay on the warm side. the most -- majority of the country pretty good. across the east coast, showing this little front just north of us, and that will stay just shy of our area, because it is so us, wehe bus -- close to will have a little bit of cloudi

it's one of the few african nations in front of the steps the tip your time where there is no chinese or outside for four and development money in there that natural resources of the central african republic which are attached to timber oil et-cetera. all i have not been taxed. and it's one of the few countries in africa that the chinese for obvious reasons have not yet gone into soap. military adventures. because it's insane. well he's not exactly exactly so this is a toe hold what research. so destabilizing for the chinese i am going on in august it's just been done before of course the backlash from other people that the french chased out of northern mali team elsewhere with a storming in chandler algerian natural gas complex radicals and the rebels somali take the eight hundred workers hostage. algeria refusing to negotiate in the end of east thirty two on skills along with thirty seven hostages. then later in september and the three day siege of nairobi westgate shopping mall seventy two killed mostly civilians. and some gung tweets by the way from somalia's of shoe bomb militia.

nation's largest city. bail for the flies in front of the scratching among the people of god's messages expressing thanks to the on the up up neatly kept on praising his achievements more times from different ethnic groups formed long lines to sign the book of condolence the debate. what is that pride. it's these people so disconnected want tod a small memorial site is called mum to allow him to stay honest. they'll be below the state funeral that somebody in the eastern village elder who knew what happened to walk through the six man suspected of stealing a truck carrying a load of radioactive material in mexico are in hospital for possible radiation exposure a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. he was carrying include holds sixty a radioactive substance used for medical applications police later found the radioactive substance about sixty km away the sleeves had removed the radioactive material from its protective case. health officials say six men aged between sixteen and thirty eight this to the hospital between light dusting of ali friday under police guard they were tested

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this year in syria was also marked by a growing number of attacks on christians with a nation town of becoming a front line and our two crew was there right in the midst of the standoff between the government forces and islamist rebels here's what our correspondent marie if a notion of filed at the height of the fighting. oh oh. the mood is cheerful soldiers a smiling and relieved the jihadists has been booted out but when you look at this some of them were killed something escaped from the womb but the policy the locals joined the army to defend the native town the soldiers in light colored uniforms on the so-called national defense but none of the drain he's very difficult with mountains and graves but we know the area better so we are carrying on with the alteration of outside the shop but we come across one grocery shop owner who we filmed back in two thousand and twelve she then he told us that the armed rebels hasn't come to their village and why would they this time he's armed with a gun and months to run soldiers and he has some questions again through the other thirty if syria is a land of hi

protesters rallied in front of the national police headquarters outside the government house the scuffles broke out and please find teal again someone attendance at protesters. we allow officials to bangkok residents to stay in their homes for their own safety the demonstrations began a week ago. protesters say the government serves the interests of him likes brother of former prime minister packs in july. he was ousted by two thousand and six military to after being accused of corruption and abuse of power. well as tensions between felix supporters and opponents continue to escalate. chris wanted to sit at times prior to the streets of bangkok to speak to some of them take a listen the event. this is what i think. one month although non violent peaceful demonstrations. and leaflets it's now its big chance and what accountants thousands of anti government protest at the twenty s trying to make their way through to the government hundred and sixty four cents at least a second round firing back. he gets antsy to what extent the aunts. last night it seems like i'm sneaking in the thing. don'

national disaster. those stories are on the front page every day since the national health service was started. so why don't we ever learn from their mistakes. >> you know what it is, obama care is the potatoes of crisis. you can make so many different meals out of it. >> i love potatoes. >> on monday french fries, on tuesday, salad. >> it is delicious with an extra toast. >> that means it will be tens of millions of people without insurance next year? >> bob, that is why you have a problem. >> and tens of millions more already. >> and so everybody is going to crowd in the emergency room? >> this is a great question, bob? what are they doing now? >> they are going to the emergency room. this is what we've been saying. >> that is what will happen if government changes, if the republicans take over, there could be significant changes if the president would be in a position to have to say no to something the country just voted for. but if the market were allowed to work, those people might be able to find other ways to get care. but can i tell you something bob. >> [ inaudible ] for years. so what

the ordinance in front of us today will further establish san francisco's role as a national leader in the open data movement and i'll talk about a few of the details tat legislation, the chief data officer when hired and when create witched the further passage will be responsible for drafting rules and common stray technical standards such as ensuring data being available for download in machine readable format and conducting with our city attorney's office what sets are available for public disclosure. since the city is also a custodian of private data, the chief data officer will be charged with creating a plan for the release of this data on a format and on systems so people can securely access their own data on themselves, digital versions of their own medical records or their own permit application, this follows a national movement growing to give residents own access to their own data for their own use, it will become the first city in the nation to develop a strategy to give residents access to their data. dated ta will now be released, specific data sets will require documenta

nation. all content including audi in front of the macabre. meanwhile paris summit focused on peace and security in africa has entered its second day. some forty african leaders are attending the meeting with french president francois long and new in chief by chemo. more details let's talk about our correspondent jack bought in paris jack the armrest gripping the central african republic is expected to dominate those talks. one delegates saying about the issue. well the trust runs very much find itself in a conundrum of them armor that is the second intervention for this year because conference is really about fun cute. militarily kissing gate with africa arena francois all on the president's own words from spills and bawled to be the policeman called africa so the talks the really had a walk in african countries due to come together to engage with their rifles it because the un has also given approval for an african force of about three thousand seven hundred troops get into a car so that surely will the talks of being a bell but already we'v

on the relief front, the un itsed nations continuing to run aid flights into syria from northern iraq two weeks now, the effort has been helping thousands but that lifeline is in danger of being cut off. emron kahn reports >> reporter: the pallets of cargo are loaded. final preparations begin. these vital aid flights into syria are carrying supplies of blankets, sanitation and clothing to some of syrian's 4 million internally displaced people, people who are effectively refugees within their own country. the flights began on the 17th of december, they say it's taken a massive effort. >> we had to transport here and now we are tra porting to syria >> getting all of the permission to run aid flights has been a difficult business involving the kurdstan government, baghdad and the syrian regime. >> denbar dizary said the "stan government is doing its best to facilitate the flights." >> back-up headquarter offices in geneva, basically the syrian officials, it has been an iraq and syrian agreement. they have facilitated the flight to the airport. >> back on the apron on the old russian carg

national. 45 at dulles. you can clearly see where that front is. 71 in atlanta. re: six degrees in nashville. the stormscan does show the rain ahead of the front. there is that kink over little rock. that is where the ice is falling. major travelse concerns. if you will be traveling in those areas -- for today, just rain for us. we will catch a break tomorrow, but then here we will see our fair share of wintry weather. it could be touch and go on sunday. i will have the latest in my full forecast straight ahead. >> thank you. seven is on your side. even when the power goes out. you can use your smart phone to connect with us on wjla.com. you can also use our facebook page. tuneup get to download the weather app before the severe weather hits. new at noon, south africa will spend more than a week in morning for nelson mandela. >> the current president has announced that this sunday will be a data error and reflection. on the 15th, there will be a memorial service. the body will lie in state on the 11th through the 13th. he will be buried on the 15th in rural south africa. he transcended to bar

entrepreneurial community here in san francisco and a number of national organizations as well that have been incredibly supportive. we do have in front us today an opportunity to once again push the ball forward and cement our standing at the national open data lead here in san francisco and colleagues i ask for your support. >> thank you, president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. i first want to recognize supervisor farrell for this legislation. happy to be added as a co-sponsor. i want to add a come words of context where we are today. while san francisco has been a leader when it comes to open data movement, i think this legislation is an indication that we can do more. this is actually our third piece of legislation as a city in the last few years on this topic. the first was legislation that i worked on with mayor newsome to essentially establish as a city goal the fact that we should move forward open data. what we found, though, was that a lot of agencies only wanted to display those data sets that showed their agencies in a good light and i think what we need and what we want to focus on are data sets to show us what we can wo

,, today on "face the nation" there is news on many fronts this morning. nelson mandela has been laid to rest in his birth place of kunu, south africa. we'll talk to colorado governor john hickenlooper about the school shooting in his state. as the arms control talks with iran reach a crucial point, we'll go to tehran for exclusive interview with the iranian foreign minister. we'll go to kiev where senator john mccain has been meeting with protesters who want closer relations with the west. we'll also senator dick durbin if the budget passed by the house can pass the senate. and we'll get analysis from a panel headed by tom freedman of the "new york times." it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again, well after ten days of mourning and ceremony nelson mandela was laid to rest today in his hometown of kunu, south africa. we'll have a full report later in the broadcast and the latest on the school shooting in colorado. but we begin this m

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