but then paige heard about the stanleys.he six brothers and their greenhouse of marijuana high in cbd. he said, i don't know what to do with it. we are trying new things but nobody wants it. it is not saleable. >> i said, don't judge that, because we need that plant. >> at first they didn't want to take the risk of giving marijuana to such a young child. but then they met her. >> tell me about the first time you met matt, paige and charlotte. >> i'm going to get you misty-eyed. >> yeah. you get all of us crying when we start talking about that little girl. >> the figis hit the jackpot. steady supply of high cbd marijuana and they only had to pay what they could afford. >> people have called us the robin hoods of marijuana. and they say that we sell pot so that we can take care of the kids. and the truly less fortunate. charlotte was the first of those kids. late spring, 2012. she tried the stanley special marijuana and again, it worked. >> i can't tell you what that meant -- what that means to us. >> it gets you a little bit

for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe, marijuana now was. but she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figis do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 years old. >> i need a card to be able to get the cannabis from a pharmacy

and tania paige in pretoria outside the a.n.c. such a feel after a week of celebrating the formal sombre mood. >> absolutely. there was a much more sombre solemn mood at the memorial service as compared to the one on tuesday, the big one in the stadium, lots of members of public, singing, dancing. this was nelson mandela's party, his friends, family and his coffin was here. there's the tangible evidence of the loss that people are gradually, i think, coming to terms with. it was a more intimate, emotional service. not only members of the national congress, but the union that they governed with, members of the community, coming up to the stage bowing. there was a section of schoolchildren and members of the nelson mandela family. not only manda, but two others. it was a political centric ceremony though. this was, you know, a hall draped in a.n.c. colours, removing the south african flag and put the a.n.c. flag on him, folded and demanded to graca mandela to be replaced bit the south african flag. a party farewelling perhaps their

here to tell us more about that aspect of today's events, al jazeera's tanya paige live for us at the airbase. tonya. >> this is a day where the party head has a personal opportunity to pay trub tribute to the greatest leader. they went into detail about his political career and the early leadership qualities that he showed that shone out from a very young age. they went through the critical roles he played at very important times in the anc's growth and development, too. we're talking about things like the formation. he was one of the founding members of the youth league. he was also one of the leaders of the defiant campaign putting himself in jeopardy, if you'd like, and risked arrest and was arrested leading that campaign. he broke ranks, if you'd like, with the body of the anc, which had always been espoused the virtue of resistance. every time they went to the street and tried to protest in soweto -- >> we seem to have lost contact with tonya paige. this was just a few moments ago at the airbase where tonya is. the plane carrying the casket of nelson mandela flying to the easter

tonya paige took a tour of his official archive to see how his memory will live on. >> this year the- >> the center of memory is full of the predictable but also the strange and unusual. >> if you look at this right here, it is from arnold schwarzenegger. >> it's arnold and mad da. >> it was another gift begin to madiba. >> he's behind her. >> he's behind her, yes. >> who that? >> that's oprah winfrey. >> as well as being a historical record of nelson mandela's life, it's a play to cut through the mythology. his most personality docume -- personal documents are in the vault. >> this is his mother's death certificate. his mother died in 1968. this is where he wanted to bury her, but he wasn't allowed. >> there are private letters with winnie and journal entries to details an argument with his current wife. >> is this sense of carrying a burden in relation to the saintly image. he became the face of the struggle, but i think as he's grown older felt very uncomfortable with this. >> that is madiba's office since 2002. he used to come in here almost every day, and then as he really retir

tanya paige takes to us a place where color doesn't mean voting black. >> reporter: this is the capeu won't find in tourist brochures, there is a distinct group of people here of mixed race known under the apartheid system as colored. many speak highly of nelson mandela, but most don't vote for his party the african national congress. the western came is the only province not held by the anc. in 1994, they supported the national party which introduced apartheid. more recently they voted for the democratic alliance a party considered to be predominantly white. he doesn't think that will change because these people were treated better under apartheid than blacks and so wheel loyal to whites. >> they were party to marginalizing and disrespecting blacks that came in to the area in pursuit of jobs in other facilities. so in many respects, what happened to colored people is they identified with the europeans and disassociated themselves with som some things african. >> reporter: some people we spoke to at this market agree. but some say it comes down to who governors better. >> it's becaus

tanya paige, al jazeera, south africa. >>> thousands of holiday gifts will not arrive in time by for. up s says it has been overwhelmed with an unexpected amount of packages. and weather has added to the delays. >>> sending first class mail will cost a little bit more next year. the cost will go up to $0.49. the u.s. postal service hopes to recoup about $2.8 billion in losses with the increase. the post office has been strugglinger for years as people are returning to more email and electronic payments. >>> ahead on al jazeera america, it's chugging along, 800 feet of track encompassing most of the plant life around the botanical gardens in washington. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are today's headlines. pope francis is making his first christmas message at the vatican. today the pontiff delivered his christmas message in st. peters square. he is calling for an end to fighting in the middle east and africa, and talked about the suffering experienced by children in war zones. >>> edward snowden gave britain's alternative christmas message to run coun

sports host jason paige joining us this morning, thanks again. >> you got it.up making the most out of those christmas leftovers. >> we visit a beer and butcher shop for leftover hams in the fridge. that's next from insomniac kitchen. >>> ahead, it was a year of celebrity hits and misses from miley cyrus to paula deen. we will recap the highs and lows of 2013. you are watching "world news now." ♪ that christmas hymn was deestablish. i'm a vegetarian. i wouldn't know. >> i actually had christmas ham did. >> did you? >> i did. you can make an ordinary sandwich or something gourmet. amanda vanallen is serving up something special. >> reporter: we are here at the can bachl i'm here with chef francis derby. he will teach us what to do with christmas ham leftovers you might have sitting in the fridge. ♪ >> so we use some salted moz rel la. i like the way measuozzarella m. it gets gooey and stringy and then leftover holiday ham i have sliced already. we will do three piece and basil and i like to use the whole leaves right on top. and then we took some brussel sprouts

. >> we have a report in the city of fire with embarcadero closed from oakland to paige and you willdetours. highway 4 is where we have a construction project until 6:00. and eastbound highway 4 to a street we are seeing slowing in the eastbound direction. westbound is wide open toward concord. everything else is on time. no delays. san rafael, southbound into san francisco, cars are there but everyone is at top speeds. >> oakland police have launched an animal cruelty investigation after finding nearly a dozen pit bulls at a training site for dogfighting. here's the dogs the officers found yesterday, many were chained in the backyard of a house without food or water and were suffering from wounds consistent with dogfighting. >> 11 pit mixes fighting equipment, training apparatus and weight belts and vests, and treadmills, and medications, things like that. classic dogfighting operation. >> the treadmills are designed to boot the 12578 now -- the stamina but some could be adopted after they pass a temperament case. >> new mexico is the 17th state in the nation to recognize same-sex m

google is certainly steering far and wide from its focus search, but larry paige, its ceo has talked about the importance of what he calls moon shot, big, bold ideas that can seem like sci-fi thrillers. analysts also point out that google only puts money to work in businesses that it thinks can be profitable and generate at least $5 billion in revenue in a reasonable amount of time. josh lipton, "nightly business report". >>> we begin tonight's "market focus" with a big buyback. boeing announced a $10 billion share repurchased and a 50% increase in its quarterly dividend. after today's closing bell the company said the move came because of strong operational performance and an increase in cash flow and confidence in the future. shares popped initially in after hour, but the stock ended the day slightly high more $134.72. >>> pfizer is hiking its quarterly dividend by 5% which will be payable to share holders in march. word of a collaboration with siemens made a buzz today. siemens will make diagnostic tests for pfizer for patients who are most likely to benefit. shares are unchanged

by the end of next year we'll launch a new generation of paige's tap lights and a longer lifespan and the team competes in the constellation for global system and sixty eight says it will be able to provide positioning accuracy of about two point five meters. as part of nato's global outrage when and where become the first country outside china to use its parody next to it. he has to be a blessing to serve as time is play doh set times navigation system has recorded stable and reliable performance this is from his own track to play the narrowing in coming years as china moves to was bolted to the bank the closest town of thirty five cents nights at ten to twenty. cctv payday. add to the after maths at the massive expansion and if i had to shopping mall that has killed four people and in just fourteen ctv new job in southwest china's sichuan province a fine has been brought under current roanoke most part they say it was cole's fine and can speak the injecting could find through a series he has to be treated at a local hospital the zoo. even the explosion shattered windows to old schoo

meteorologist michael paige from our burlington affiliate is in the thick of it. >> here in vermont, everything is caked in a half inch to three quarters of an inch of ice. it's the biggest ice storm the region has seen since the devastating storm of 1998. >> reporter: in the south, the storm spawned possible tornadoes, tearing apart this roof in louisiana, overturning mobile homes in mississippi and destroying entire neighborhoods in parts of arkansas. but in wisconsin, heavy snow is the big problem. in milwaukee, john benning says walking his dog has become a challenge. when you hear the power of this storm, what are you thinking? >> i think that's it shutdown mode. just clamp down, get inside and be prepared for whatever else comes. >> reporter: and that's the attitude many people are taking. get inside and out of the winter weather as soon as possible. this is the milwaukee river behind me. tonight, it is completely frozen over. across the midwest, they are bracing. temperatures are expected to plunge tonight. rebecca? >> alex perez, braving the elements in milwaukee for tonight

fear of political persecution predicated on the very espionage act charges with which he is faced paige you were charged under that act, it was then moved and all pled down to misdemeanor. do you believe edward snowden could get a fair trial and why not come here put the justice system, his actions, to the test in public court of law. >> no. not at all. stay in russia. ironically enough, history is a lesson. we went to visit edward snowden back in october presented him with the sam adams intelligence award. no, he have to escape the united states to keep his freedom. >> garrett: it's -- all of this is avoidable. the united states the bedrock of this country street is defending liberty. we sacrificed any number of lives for the sake of liberty. we have the technology, very best of america, can solve this problem, go after the threat of intelligence, protect the rights of citizens. but as all rejected by nsa. >> garrett: that's one of the reasons you became a whistle blower. >> one of the reasons they came after me. >> garrett: let me read to you from the other opinion, from judge william

on paige mill road.n francisco-based developer jay paul company had planned to build a new 300,000 square foot office complex there. plans also included a new earthquake-safe public safety building across the street. the company sites political climate in palo alto as the reason for pulling the plug. the city council had expressed concerns over increased traffic along one of city's most congested areas. >>> well, during the holidays, there's always someone who waits until the last minute to buy gifts. >> i'm with you on that one. >> if are you one of those people, are you in luck. scott mcgrew joins us with a gadget friday, especially for the holidays. >> merry almost christmas to you. the biggest question i've been getting from patients this year is whether they should buy the playstation 4 or the xbox one. they're both new gaming platforms. this is playstation's year. i have always been an xbox user, but i'm recommending the sony playstation 4. it's less expensive and easier to find. as for tablets, i

. >> tania paige in south africa. thank you. lots more on the website. it's words a visit - aljazeera.com/mandela. watch a documentary featuring stories of people who knew nelson mandela. aljazeera.com/mandela. >> most of the attackers who stormed the yemeni embassy were . al qaeda and the arabian penn innsual acclaimed responsibility. 56 were killed. >> 21 egyptian women and girls sentences to prison for protesting have launched appeals. supporters of the muslim brotherhood have been demonstrating in kooez giza. this trial, or the case that starts now, put me right on this is for the 14 girls over the age of 18, is that right. >> we have two appeals going simultaneously. we have 14 young women age the between 17 and 18, and seven who are minors. two of which are 15. two separate court cases because the young girls in the juvenile court, but the appeals are to do with the same incident. all of those young women and girls have been sentenced to 11 years in gaol. heavy sentences meted out after they were arrested at the end of october for taking part in pr

my colleague, tonia paige has this report. >> our nation has lost its greatest son. >> reporter: it was news south africans had been dreading. the president made the announcement just before midnight. >> fellow south africans, our beloved nelson mandela, the founding president of our democratic nation has departed. he passed on peacefully in the company of his family around 20:50 on the 5th of december, 2013. >> reporter: yet even in death, nelson mandela was uniting his people, young and old, people of all colors, ages and backgrounds gathered outside of his home to express their gratitude to a man who gave them everything they had, not through tears but in song. [ singing ] >> we had a very good relationship. he was a strict employer but strict in the sense of much more strict on himself. he was always punctual. he had -- he had great ideas about meeting people and his biggest effort every day was he needed to meet the people of south africa and talk to them about the future and where we needed to go as a nation. >> reporter: on the street where nelson mandela lived during apartheid p

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tanya paige has the story. >> reporter: seer of the dentist is almost universal, especially if it's yourold may not be very impressed, but he has just become the latest of 600,000 south africans to be treated at this unique facility. this train's name means clean life. it has been delivering health care for 19 years. it's mostly funded by the state transport company transnet. >> a lot of people rely on the services we offer. a lot of people look forward to us being back. a lot of questions get is when is the train coming back. >> reporter: when this boy and his grandmother traveled for two hours to get here. she had cataracts that is effecting her sight. on this train her glasses with made immediately. and the cost is subsidized. $3 a pair. if she couldn't afford it, they would be free. >> translator: i'm grateful for the train coming. it's a great help to me, because i have a problem with my eyes. but i can see over there. even the ones that help me see close. i will be able to read, write, and do my bead work again. so i'm very grateful. i came a long way to be here. >> reporter: staff

he even had at this point clarence paige from the "chicago tribune" turning on him who is his biggest advocate saying, well, he probably lied but it's a political lie and sometimes that kind of stuff happens and the liberal media, huffington post, went after him on the botched rollout, as well. >> it's happening this morning. politico has a piece saying obamacare has a flood of good stories. >> and adam peterson's life is about to change, one of the many millions of americans lives changing because of the oh b obamacare act. >> we should have that happening. it's part of the story. >> people who lost their coverage, having to get more expensive coverage, it's not like the media going to forget about that. >> no. but nor have they ignored it. this was a huge focus, but latedly sure, but at long last a legitimate focus on an issue that need attention. >> but is the idea that obamacare is getting better, even though it has millions of people who had no coverage at all are able to sign up. is that going to be a tough sell for, you know, hard bit media types? >> i think over time if obama

the tar heels run the floor here marcus paige gets the hoop. williams now 7-0 against michigan state. >>> stanford plays arizona state in the pac-12 championship game. this will not be the first meeting of the two. back in september, stanford ran to a 39-7 lead over the sun devils, before hanging on for dear life and winning 42-28. arizona state has won its last 7 games. >> things are going well. we're executing, and asu played good ball. arizona coming off a big one from oregon. it's going to be a good pac-12 championship. >>> lots to be decided in college football on saturday all across the country. >> that guy is well spoken. >> went to stanford. >> what do you know? thank you. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30, they'll be tracking the overnight temperatures. you can follow us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and all the ktvu apps. thanks for joining us tonight. ♪ [ music ] i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be sma

the tar heels run the floor here marcus paige gets the hoop.illiams now 7-0 against michigan state. >>> stanford plays arizona state in the pac-12 championship game. this will not be the first meeting of the two. back in september, stanford ran to a 39-7 lead over the sun devils, before hanging on for dear life and winning 42-28. arizona state has won its last 7 games. >> things are going well. we're executing, and asu played good ball. arizona coming off a big one from oregon. it's going to be a good pac-12 championship. >>> lots to be decided in college football on saturday all across the country. >> that guy is well spoken. >> went to stanford. >> what do you know? thank you. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30, they'll be tracking the overnight temperatures. you can follow us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and all the ktvu apps. thanks for joining us tonight. ♪ [ music ] >> today on "tmz" -- >> justin bieber is a little princess who needs t

it's not the only internal paigs, but the gulan movement, for the last week and before that - a muslim cleric based in the u.s. they are known to be strong in judiciary and police departments. they'll need to deal with that opposition. there's a security council meeting. we don't have the official agenda. we can only speculate that. it will be one of the articles. >> thank you so much from istanbul. >> five people have been injured after a bomb hit a bus in the egyptian capital in cairo, close to the university. security forces found and defused two other devices in the area. let's go to peter greste, joining us from the egyptian capital. what can you tell us. i understand the device went outside the buses. it was full. it had about 30 passengers. five of them were injured. one is in a serious condition. the authorities have been looking at the bomb itself. we understand that it was a crude home mead device, made of gunpowder, sugar and nails. it seems similar to the kinds of devices going off around the country. this is the first time any devices seems to have caused casualties or dam

from the capitol, here is al jazeera's tanya paige. >> reporter: this is one of the presidential hopefulson the first round in october. he has been endorsed by the former president who was deposed in 2009. >> translator: this is a turning point for our country and for the development of our nation. i want to remind madagascar people that this election must unite us. >> reporter: madagascar was already poor before the coup, but the economy was growing when the outgoing president seized power, international donors fled. now most madagascar people survive on less than $2 a day. >> translator: we want a change and more jobs. >> translator: whoever wins the election, the priority must be the economy. we have to get back to normal. >> translator: we expect change, but if they don't respect the law, it will be difficult and what good will come of it? >> reporter: the outgoing president backs the other candidate for the top job. a return to democracy, stability, and economic growth will depend on whether the military stays in its barracks and the looser accepts the results. >> this is shortly aft

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tony paige and bill bernard. >> i've a huge fan of bill clinton for 20 years.all seriousness, i think the policies, she's got the policies and the pragmatism and the poise to be the next president. i think her dialogue for the next three years is go be to be hellful that she has the ability to focus on luges. to bring people together, to cross the divide. >> that would be important, crossing the divide but the interesting thing is politics are so fickle because just about two month asing, many thought it was the foregone conclusion that hillary clinton would be the next president of the united states. then you had a thing called benghazi happen and then obamacare. how do you feel? >> it's changing. that's why i don't understand, even people favorable of a potential hillary run. set up this inevitability argument, inevitable that hillary will be president and win. what goes up must come down she's been up on that stratospheriic level. you mentioned benghazi, arab spring, and cairo, iran and the distance with israel these are all things that happened under her wa

first i think you have selectively picked out facts that are controverted and in conflict with 300 paiges of reports. documents and witness statements. i don't think they needed an independent investigator or independent prosecutor. the police department in this case -- a pristine blood dna urine sample taken within hours of the event. we are thankful it was. the samples taken go to the favor and benefit of mr. winston. >> hold on. mr. jansen. tim. it shows, as i read the documents. aside from the injuries. that the co-ed sustained according to the rape nurse and the investigators questioning her that she wuls add .04 alcohol, they surmised she was drunk. had tested one point, which is over the drunk driving level. he was drunk, banged around. what if there, what if it was your daughter? >> that's not true. that's extrapolation discarded. in florida, you can physically, lawfully shhot a gun at .10. the big key thing in this whole case, geraldo. she couldn't remember. first said she got hit on the head. then someone gave her drinks. they suspected ghb or within our two hour test there was

. >> reporter: paige fiedler is melissa's attorney. >> i can assure you there is about a snowball's chance happened. >> reporter: seeking damages and lost, pay melissa took her cause to the iowa district court in august 2010 and filed a gender discrimination suit against dr. james knight. but the judge dismissed the case before trial. >> i was hurt. i think more than anything i was hurt. >> reporter: dr. knight declined our repeated requests for an interview. but his attorney told abc news, "she was not terminated because of her gender, but to preserve the best interest of his marriage." >> we had admission after admission after admission from the defendant himself that her sex played a part in his decision. >> reporter: so last december melissa appealed to the iowa supreme court. >> we are not allowed to discriminate against someone by what god made them. having breasts is pretty closely connected to being a woman. >> reporter: but the seven justices ruled that although the one month's severance was rather ungenerous, terminating an employee is okay, "simply because the boss views the emp

this was the marcus paige show.eading the all scores with 23 points, two assists for the ball handler. one was spectacular. the heels sent the wildcats to a third loss by a final of 82-77 >> shaun miller flanked by his assistants. they have a heck of a coaching staff and star in aaron gordon. the pride of arch gordon. it's a safe bet that number one arizona would stay number one after sneaking by michigan 72-70. the portland trailblazer had a record 21, three pointers. portland 20 and 4. i'm john henry smith, and that is sport. >> so-called e-waste, it's carded gadgets, appliances containing dangerous levels of led. >> it damages the environment and the health of those in contact with it. >> year after year we buy more electronic toys, gadgets and appliances. they end up being thrown out. they frequently contain gold, silver and copper and led. recycling them, if down like this in india is a dangerous and toxic job. it contains hazardous metals. it's not easy to treat. the appropriate recycling is taking place. if t

2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikki paigesevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and appears to go in the right direction but then makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away until three weeks later, w

. >> clarence paige, susan, thank you very much. >> you can watch chris matthews' exclusive interview with president obama, and that's at 7:00 eastern on msnbc. >>> nbc news has learned that former new york police commissioner bill brattin is returning to the job he had decades ago. the mayor is expected to make the announcement in new york. bratton held the top cop position in new york, and los angeles. he is also an nbc and msnbc.com contributor. the crime rate in new york city under his watch went down. we'll keep an eye on that. >> an american teacher in texas has been shot to death in libya. it happened in ben ga gassy. a former principal at the school said the teacher was killed while jogging near his home. no one has claimed responsibility, but we will keep you posted on any developments. >>> brand new numbers on obama care are encouraging, but is it too late for the president's new pr push to work? the dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz joins us next. one could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests...

. >> your talk on "squawk on the street" and you talked about how it was like a ten paige general motors manual on how to dress and she ripped it up and people came to her, high-level managers, how do i now dress at work? that was the culture of general motors? >> paul talked about this too. a lot of deeply entrenched and frankly when you look at it kind of humorous and foolish ways that they used to do operations at different parts of that company. dan akerson has been pushing them, change change change. and mary's going to pick up that mantra now. now the question is whether or not she can affect that change to the degree that many believe gm still needs. >> we wish her the best of luck. paul, deborah, phil, great discussion. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. still ahead, we're calling them stealth studs. the stock stories that nobody else is talking about but names that have been big-time movers. >> also, herb, needed a little help yesterday and we brought you an update on his worst ceo of the year list and that is all when "street signs" returns. i don't just make

tania paige, what has the atmosphere been like there?> i think the atmosphere over the last couple of days has been more solemn than the mood, the exuberant mood displayed at the memorial service. here, people were consent to wait quietly and queue for the most part. people reflected on why they are here, what madeba as he assist known here out of respect means to him. i talked to people. they say it wouldn't matter if i had to drive two hours to 12 hours, i met someone from cape town. this is an important moment, peep want to pay their respects and the possibility of seeing madeba's body in person makes it more tangible. remember that inside, alongside the coffin is a member of the madeba family and connecting with a member of his family makes it personal. people coming out of viewing nelson mandela's body affected by the experience. >> i can imagine why. there has been complaints, i understand, about the long security process to see nelson mandela's body. is there a chance that not everyone who sees it will make it inside. >> i think y

that is paige from new jersey. and these ladies from wisconsin. i just noticed your head band.one of those. let's get to the forecast, though. you share the twitter photos. from northeastern oklahoma, look at that sunset. real pretty over the water. also in california. you know what's probably not that pretty for a lot of folks, look at the alaska numbers. some of the coldest air they've seen. that's 58 below. that's the type of air that's going to come along with the siberian express i've been promising you. green bay, we have folks from madiso >> i stole her head band. this weather report brought to you by progressive. >> you need it today. that's for sure. >>> still to come here, we've been enjoying this today. hollywood studios turning to source material you know very well. the bible. looking for the next blockbusters of 2014. that's next. go nowhere. ♪ >>> through the years, blockbuster movies have been populated by aliens, zombies and caped crusaders. in 2014, it's not superheros that will save the world, but bible heroes. will the new bible epics be hollywood hits? >> be

shenandoah valley down toward paige and shenandoah counties at this time. little bit of snow and freezing rain potentially mixing in fredericksburg southbound. everybody will start out with the best chance of snow. the real trick comes in later on this afternoon. one computer model at the station says half an inch of snow in town. two to four inches of snow, well out to the north and west. your seven-day forecast, everybody. temperatures flirting with freezing all day long today. we may inch above the freezing mark but probably not until after the sun goes down. then tomorrow, starting off with temperatures right at or below the freezing mark. uld have icy spots to worry about tomorrow morning. i-95, probably not going to be as much of a problem. secondary roads get you out of your neighborhood and to the big road is where the biggest problems are likely to be. the further north and west you live from washington, bigger impact for you. >> chuck, thank you so much. >>> the weather has thousands of people questioning how to prepare for today's redskins game.

. >> sports host jason paige joining us this morning.t it. >> coming up, making the most out of the christmas leftovers. >> we visited the beer and buescher shop in new york city for some ideas for the leftover hams you have in the fridge. that's next from insomniac kitchen. >>> ahead in our next half hour, it was a year of slcelebrity hi and misses from miley cyrus to paula deen. >>> that christmas ham sure was delish. i'm vegetarian. i wouldnw. >>> that christmas ham sure was delish. i'm vegetarian. i wouldn't know. >> i actually had christmas ham did. >> did you? >> i did. you can make an ordinary sandwich or something gourmet. amanda vanallen is serving up something special. >> reporter: we are here at the cannibal. i'm here with chef francis derby. he will teach us what to do with christmas ham leftovers you might have sitting in the fridge. ♪ >> so we use some salted mozzarella. i like the way mozzarella melts. it gets gooey and stringy and then leftover holiday ham i have sliced already. we will do three pieces and basil and i lik

and in an election usually dominated by race, tania paige takes us to a place where colour doesn't mean voting black. >> this is the cape town you will not find in tourist brochures. there's a distinct group of people from mixed race known as coloured. many speak highly of nelson mandela. most don't vote for his party. the western province is the only one not held by the a.n.c. recently they voted for the democratics alliance, a party predominantly white. >> tony doesn't think that will change the the elizabeth next year. these beam were treated better under apartheid than blacks, and feel loyal to whites. >> they were party to marginalising and respecting blacks that came into the area in pursuit of jobs and other facilities. in many reports they identified with the europeans, and this disassociated themes. >> some say ta race is an issue, others say it comes down who governs getter trps 2001s people watch tv, read the papers and fraud. it's the people in governments that do those things. >> like the a.n.c. struggled, so has the democratic alliance. in some parts of the city it seems l

manager of msnbc.com daphne lindhsor and susan paige.th me this morning. i a preesh great. >> good morning. >> susan, i want to start with you. tell me a little bit more about this study. what the study reveals and how significant it is politically? i know, it shows that people who made just a little too much for those federal subsidies that is making more than 400% of the poverty line are facing sticker shock when they go online and try to look at what plans they can buy. the federal government has said -- the first word of the obamacare law is the affordable care act. the government views 8% of the income paid in premiums as being affordable. for more than half of the poem who are in their 40s and making too much to get a federal subsidy, they're not getting a plan that is affordable. even the bronze plan. the lowest-level plan is giving them coverage at less than 8% of their income and for about a third of counties, if you're a little bit older and if you're 50, over 50 years old you're not seeing an affordable plan, so this is affect