two years before thea died.the victory at the supreme court. >> you're still wearing the pin. >> yes. i know what she would say, she said, you did it, honey. >> reporter: we will never forget 96-year-old fred stobaugh, with pencil in hand, determined to remember his wife of 75 years, with a love song. >> how did i meet loraine? she was a car hop at a & w root beer stand in east peoria. and she brought the trays to the car. >> reporter: the year was 1938. >> well, she was the prettiest girl i ever saw. i just fell in love with her right there. >> reporter: he read an ad in the newspaper about a contest green shoe recording studio in east peoria, illinois, asking readers for videos of their own songs. fred had no video but he had that song. >> instead of a video, we received a large manila envelope. a letter from a 96-year-old man who said i've written a song for my wife. >> reporter: they told him they were going to record his song and he tried to show them how it goes. they found a singer went into the recording

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she met her wife, thea, before stonewall, worked and took care of thea for 32 years, who had multipleerosis. her wife died two years after they got married and all this happens out of the limelight. then all of a sudden, here she is in this crusade for justice after her wife has died. and there's this beautiful profile written by her that talked about her going on dates and looking for sex still and putting on makeup. so, this story to me is about marriage, but it's also about the persistence of passion and justice and life after that. it's just so poignant and lovely to me, and i hope wherever she is, she's having a great night. >> edie windsor is a remarkable human being. i've met her in person and i completely agree. one of the things that's amazing to note about her and listen to her is that you realize that gay marriage existed before there was a name for it and a law for it and a constitution, that, like, people loving each other, being in committed relationships to each other is something that the state doesn't get a say in, right? what the state gets a say in is do you get the

leery of thea headstrong kim jong-un? they really wanted and tonomically minded leader take the helm and follow in china's footsteps. has abdicated -- has advocated a line of trying to hold onto nuclear capabilities. host: from florida, and daniel is next on the -- from florida, el is next on the democrats ' line. screen thered your -- she said keep your comments brief. child, the korean incursion into south korea, the chinese- led incursion into south korea i becamefirst time aware of military matters and global things. -- and god love dennis rodman -- he is the best ambassador america can have anywhere. here is the problem. what about when richardson, when ,e was governor of new mexico handed over all of that nuclear s.formation from loss alamo he said -- los alamos. extubated --on -- excavated that ground. thing, north korea is a nuclear power and you have greta -- gretarend --gre van sustren running over there. host: thank you. let me go back to his second comments. dennis rodman is still over there today. guest: they

in theas damage southeast on sunday morning. today, they had $45,000 in new donations. major contributions came from walmart, a local attorney, and in automotive salesman. christmaslook at the decorations at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. decorations were done by servicemembers and their families. these are all thanks to the white house chefs. will ferrell is putting marketing into overdrive, you might have noticed. campbell on abc seven. he was in north dakota. >> they want to raise your power bill! you are watching abc seven news at 11 a clock. >> -- 11:00. for an increase of five dollars a month. say,lk to customers who "not so fast! " affect all the customers here in the state. have aer spring, they history of falling down when storms come. a lot of money has been spent to improve that situation. you should pay more. not everyone is buying that. montgomerys of county have -- certain parts of montgomery county have a storm story. >> i was looking at my bill. spring, it look like this after a storm. 's responsehat pepco was terrible. >> it was terrible, if you want my opin

. >> controversies surrounding and to thea new addition santa tracker. some people do not like his escort. child advocates say the military belonging with santa. >> an interesting revelation from pope francis. he says before he entered priesthood he worked a number of odd jobs, as we all have. moonlighted as a nightclub bouncer. can you see that? the pontiff discussed his past at a church near rome. he worked to make extra cash after college in buenos aires. we do not know if the pope had to get visit go with any bar patrons though. >> who didn't work and i job in college -- an odd job in college for extra cash? [laughter] >> all right. speaking of cool -- >> not cool today. mid to upper 50s, 60s on the way for tomorrow. then we will have an interesting sunday. >> not talking about the redskins. ♪ i love it! ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ i picked it out in a snap ♪ what made it genius ♪ was my camouflage wrap ♪

theas to be said that protest for the opposition, even though there was never any real hope that they no-confidence motion could skin sick -- could succeed. >> thank you so much for that, gulliver cragg. one of the biggest intrigues in the history of the bolshoi ballet has come to an end. a russian judge has convicted a dancer at the theater for his attack on thed ballet's artistic director. our correspondent has more. >> he used to dance on one of the world's most famous stages. now he will spend six years behind bars. the dancer was found guilty of masterminding an attack on the theater's artistic director, along with two accomplices. fairrosecutor asked for prison terms and we believe that guilt has been proven. >> the bolshoi's artistic director was attacked in january on his way home, with a man throwing acid in his face, causing severe burns and extensive damage to his eyes. major oh pleaded not -- pavel dmitrichenko pleaded not guilty. he was found guilty along with the driver. revealed the rivalry between them. spreading rumors about alleged affairs with ballerinas. supporters

theas changed forever for survivors whose innocence was torn away so soon. these tragedies must end. we must change. in the beginning, our efforts were led by the parents of newtown, men and women, impossibly brave, who stepped forward in hopes that they would spare others their grief. they were joined by millions of americans, sisters and brothers who refused to accept these acts of violence as somehow inevitable. their voices have sustained us. us toexample has inspired be better and give our children everything they need to face the world without fear. that is a responsibility, not just of families, but at communities. newtown will be remembered. we have not yet done enough to make our communities and countries safer. we have to do more to keep dangerous people from getting their hands on guns. we have to do more to heal troubled minds. we do do everything we can to protect our children and make them feel loved and valued and cared for. as we do, we cannot lose sight of the fact that real change will not come from washington. it will come the way it alway

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theas interesting, outpouring. apolloquee at the theater had words up honoring him, people spontaneously showed south african embassy, thetician from the left and right praised him. hisarzenegger talking about example and existence of god. strikingly different than when he came out of prison. drove this athat the time was the sanctions movement, the idea of punishing releasedica until it mandela. we remembered the music, we remembered the chants, we the protests. did it work and does it still? >> it definitely hurt south africa. they were denied a lot of foreign investment, american putting moneyped there and they were unable to sell to us but the evidence is may have imbittered some of the africana leadership and led develop nuclear weapons because they felt isolated but it had a huge psychological effect. the fact that their sports teams couldn't play in world competition and they were seen pariahs, that came at the same time that enforcing was becoming increasingly expensive so i think it contributed but it the

theas it a mistake for administration to back independence in south sudan given how divided it is? waso be clear, our position in support of the comprehensive peace agreement, which articulated the option for the people of south sudan to vote and they voted for independence. ofre is a high degree fragility, it is coming out of war. we are seeing some of the manifestations of that right now. at the same time it does have political leadership and we are urging that political leadership to push against violence and to find a peaceful way forward out of a very dangerous political crisis. >> do you see it as a political crisis rather than an ethnic one? >> fundamentally this is a political crisis. there have been disagreements between the president and his former vice president. that has erupted into the a fewce we saw in juba days ago and at the same time you have a large country where there have been divisions over the years. there is fragility there. , or as yourou said reporter said, some people are going to take advantage of this. whom violence for begets violence. the most urgent

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in theas cooperation u.s. state department and u.s. coast guard. was a said -- there meeting in tampa where mexican officials and u.s. coast guard officials were there. the process is in place. what i wanted to underscore and thatight is the say everything in this world is easy as far as the agreement and paperwork is concerned. -- implementation is a very difficult challenge. in this new concept -- we are able to work hand-in-hand with pemex. that will bring in transfer a lot of knowledge on how to manage the business. i think that is an area where we will see quite a bit of improvement. be in pipeline transportation. we have seen a number of accident in mexico and also onshore field work. the public security. -- onshore in particular. it is a question i get asked a lot. my standard response is look at where the oil industry operates globally. the don't always operate in safest places. they know a deal with security threats. the one potential exception i would say is that smaller operators that might benefit from a boom in the shale business in no

because theas upset principal calls the sexual harassment. >> my child is asking question. what is sex? the school district says his action fit the definition of sexual-harassment. he has been suspended before for roughhousing and kissing the same girl on the check -- cheek. >> the biggest names in hollywood are the most overpaid according to forbes magazine. heigl,ndler, katherine and reese witherspoon starred in films with the biggest budget and the lowest profits. which were the biggest flops? we have posted the story wjla.com. time, at in prime 10:00, "what would you do? " is back. stick around for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> something will be missing at the super bowl. no actual tailgating allowed. the game committee is banning tailgating in new jersey. fans may eat and drink in their cars. they may stand next to their cars, as long as they stay within their parking spot. no chairs, grills, tables. >> how can you not tailgate at the super bowl? come on. what is happening to this country? story, there is nothing new. it was all quite. while all the experts and pundits talk

me meeting that could drive power thea and. and it is snow to new england this week woke. they are getting punched. so the purple there. >> stuck and speaking of cold. icy waters of ant art ca. check it out. a powerful ice cut are from china couldn't make it. >> and the french called off the expedition. >> and manhunt for a suspected bank robbery and police killing goes on woes. did >> ice is the enemmy. that could so the chen chin icebreaker in the distance. that didn't work out. and then we learned it was turning away because theose was to thick. they called off the mission. a time from orth country is on the way. and i know these people have a good attitude but it is serious. >> the research ship has been stuck in ice on christmas eve when the ship was froze in place. since then the chinese and french ice cutting trip haven't been able to go through. the hopes are the australian icebreaker. and that is on board of the stranded ship. and they should know the rescue attempt is successful. and if they can't cut through. they would be evacuated by helicopter. and the russia

here we start to install the machinery, the engine and that tanker, and then we start to see -- see thea. here we placed the deck. we start to see the boat and shape the boat. we spend 11 days to finish all of this and we apply 20 layers of varnish by hand. last test. here we check the boat and all systems on board. all the nautical systems. and then, when all systems are done and ready, we started to test the boat directly on the lake. >> all right, below the water is where we find today's mystery meat. this is a nativity scene for sharks. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour which means that bloomberg television is on the markets. i am olivia sterns. let's get you caught up on the markets and see how they are trading right now. we are in the green on all the major benchmark indices. the s&p is up by about two points, the dow jones higher by about 26 and the nasdaq up about six and half points. also want to show you what is happening on the treasury markets. yields have been swinging between gains and losses as well. of course, the big catalyst is the possible taper. investors have been upping t

of theas the most fun ceo resignations that we saw. troublesson had had and tribulations along the way, the way he conducted the ipo, a lot of investors were not happy with. his pr was not especially fantastic but he was a young kid from playing the drums in a band to being the ceo of this billion dollar company. his resignation letter was fantastic. he said i decided i would like to spend more time with my family. he said, just kidding, i was fired today. it went on to say things like, you feel like ceo's are really thinking and not saying because they cannot get around the .orporate speech he just went for it and recorded an album instead. >> that is clearly a piece of satire. that is a hard-fought piece of satire but it is funny. it is hilarious. >> i will check it out. apparently he is a pretty talented number. am i wrong? >> really more talented as a jammer than a ceo. >> one of the interesting stories i think is the money flow that we have seen. andmentioned but very heinz would have gotten $46 million if he had sold the company

generally times on your side and also the fact that the goalkicking to de escalate situations and keep theas calm as possible. now that the majority of these are all trained officers and how to de escalate and the sun usually invite into your support group will restore sovereignty or just mere presence long and it used to think about us driving on a highway you see a police vehicle alongside the highway. it is to slow down and tested gotten more rationally and in one of the vehicle wasn't there this is in contact with the presence of police who are on fall break out more some would argue that police officers don't always know the suspect as a mental illness and that it's hard for them to distinguish between someone who is ellen perhaps someone who is under the influence of drugs for example when you make of that argument. put it best when it results in two police officers are new to the war and other professions. it's less essential because you not doing work in amherst police generally encounter people but quite often police encounter people with emotional disturbance they're going to read

of thea tone so some first big companies, once they grew big, do not do anything ofept expand the banalityildings they had to. >> there are a lot of those. they were also taking advantage of what grand rapids was offering in terms of her nature in the 1960s and 70s. >> you got it. now we have this situation where it is highlighted in your story .nd by steve jobs final presenting this incredible design. i say incredible because it's hard to imagine. >> a job to set the tone for everything. he knew how to up the ante. he upped the ante in technology and the design of objects. he wanted to do it in architecture as well. quarterse's existing are a little bit different from most of the others. they are a little bit sleeker. not much but a little bit. he really dreamed of something that would translate the apple aesthetic into an architectural scale. >> the plans for this thing is on an old hp owned sites. >> which is ironic. probably not a running. he admired the guys. >> i do not think it will be so great. i admire the ambition of it. i am really pleased that steve levelanted to raise the of a

we thought it would be a good side thea to say hey.nd willing to take the picture. >> and now they are not allowed to bother players while on duty. but after hours, he doesn't look bothered i agree with you. the company released a statement that it was against policy. who helps them, brady or jazel? >> i think they would take either. meanwhile, players saying they had a front row seat when their fans retook the world record for stadium noise. they too were keeping an eye on the decibel meter. 137.6 des becibels. how loud is that? a jet engine roaring at 100 feet, 140 decibels. >> great. >> we asked earlier who should be held responsible for the debacle of the obama care roll out? should someone be fired and who and why. we will read your most creative tweets next. ♪ should i stay or should i go now ♪ [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male anner ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst c

gotten -- theas gameplay and the story have been at such dissonant points.ould not introduce drama and character relationships on a real level. if you are running through a level, shooting everything you see, and you finish it and want to have a tender moment, it is not going to read. figuring out ways we can allow people to get into a space and interact with characters, with a story, in a way they feel like they are part of the story, impacting the story, that has been a big drive for us, having source material like game of thrones that is telling a great story. it helps with that immensely. >> did you get response from potential customers who want to interact not only with the story, but want to learn about the plans for the future, that demand the story go in a certain direction? ,> part of what we do is really, we focus on the way you experience the story. like any good story, it is going to go a lot of directions. major plot points happen. we allow players to experience the narrative in a way that people want to experience. they are investing in the cha

a bill was signed by president thea today changing how military handle sexual assault changes. commanders can no longer overturn jury convictions. and you can convicted also -- anyone convicted also faces dishonorable discharge. the president also signed a two- year budget agreement passed by congress. >> the man suspected of gunning in lostsa officer angeles pleaded not guilty today. he is charged with first-degree murder. hernandez was killed and three others wounded in the november for shooting. he is scheduled to go on trial february 11. thearget has tried to take sting out of millions who had their credit card information stolen. where the fbi is searching for a bank robber. check out what he wears. >> and a local person robbed on christmas eve. what the suspect it inside. >> i am kris van cleave in the newsroom. tripholiday shopping turned into a scary afternoon in bethesda. injuring adoor fell passerby. apple is responding to what happened. kris van cleave has the latest. >> a couple of days before christmas so you would expect the prices to be falling, not glass. but th

. >> on behalf of thema of of thea family, we have grave sadness for the passing of nelson mandela two days ago. >> the words of nelson mandela of what became known as the ra rabonia trial. he said i have stood against white domination. i have stood against black domination. i have always cherished a society of democracy where people can live in opportunity. >> racial integration is still a problem in south africa. after two decades an ever the end of apartheid we talk with an interracial couple in johannesburg to see the challenges they face. >> nelson mandela brough fought inequality, and now today couples don't have to hide their relationship but being a mixed race couple still has their challenges. >> people have accepted that we have merged, but not this close. so it's okay to work with someone and, you know, have coffee with them. but when it gets personal it becomes a bit weird. people haven't really tried the closeness like touch you, live with you, eat with you kind of a thing. that's what they find a bit uncomfortable for some. >> some blacks don't like whites and some whites

theas investing in cds in 1980s. >> would you change anything about your pollution as a musician?you do anything different? >> i have never taken my life that series that i was thinking about that. i am very forward-driven. i am very interested in my foundation and helping young scholars, young street players around the world to succeed. i'm doing a lot of that if it worked. that gives me a purpose -- that -- i am doing a lot of benefit her. that gives me a rfid -- benefit work. that gives me a purpose in my. >> is there a time when you don't want to play on stage? >> yes. i have always thought about it and i'm not in panic about it. as the way that life goes. >> this is been the center of your life? >> yes. i love what i'm doing and i'm grateful and excited for where i am right now. but -- life happens while you are making plans. >> it does indeed. how is the berlin philharmonic today? >> wonderful. it is a totally different orchestra from the one i started out with. >> how's it different? it is inevitably different because of the ricin that directs it -- of the person that direc

that is the only way change will come in a democracy like ind thea.at change comes, it is likely to be more independent greated in the fabric of the country and more durable. were it to succeed? it could have enduring lessons for the world. it is a pro growth one party state. it is difficult to emyou late. india is a diverse democracy. if it can make the hard choice that is ensure growth and progress, then many manycount countries can find their own path to success. if india's democracy can deliver there might be lessons in there for washington, d.c. go to our website for parts of my new book. thank you for watching this special. we will be back next sunday with our regular programming. >> hello everyone. look at our top stories this hour. an explosion rocks a train station in russia. more than a dozen people are dead. a manhunt across the u.s. for an alleged cop killer is over. we have the latest. and help is on the way for a chip stu ship stuck in ice. but the rescue ships are running into the same problem. how the people onboard are doing next.

reported, the magazine pieces, the long form stuff, where people took the time to dig into mitt leader in theas a mormon church in beaumont, or some issues. those things landed with a pretty big impact, because amid all of this sort of surface level snowflake journalism that sort of evaporated son contact, stuffedia are --meatier -- one of the things my colleagues and i do, i do not have to write a story every day. -- wait one rate day or, god forbid, four days, to write something, and then it is richer and more valuable, and i am detect a mat from some people, and that is something i of in 2016,ore maybe stay away from the bubble, the bus and the plane, and can't out. >> an issue for buses also. the newsroom. if it is how many pages you are going to get, you can do 12 views, or youge can do one post and get 10,000. >> yes. editors have to figure out balance. there will probably still be a horde of twentysomethings who cancrank out copy so they get those links, but balance that out with reporters they can maybe step back and do bigger sort of pieces. ifone last thing here, and there is any othe

protestors i climbed the metal support being constructioned in the -- construcked iconstructed in theahristmas tree to get a look at the demonstration. clashes in othe other martz of e city have been taking place. police used tear gas to break their lines. >> the hall has been occupied by the demonstrators. it remains to be seen how the authorities will respond. the fears are growing with fore violent dome o stem on demonstr. >> today marks the 25th anniversary 6 worlanverseannive. >> for 18 years bobby has been living with hiv. >> it's a ritual everyday. i'm pretty used to it now. >> he says because of advances in treatment his future looks good. >> hiv is not a death sentence but a life sentence. we have a life and we concern ourselves with living and not dying. the outlook was bleaker for people diagnosed with hiv in the 1980's. back then they were often toll d they had months to live. in 1991 basketball star magic johnson announced he was hiv positive. many people assumed it would kill him. he is still going strong today. >> now when a person is diagnosed with hiv if they have acce

on the other hand one doesn'the rarely norma discuss japanese naval strategy in 1941 over thea breakfastte table. y opportunity to discuss it a little bit further. and one of the things that i find most interesting about the book, and revealing and possibly for many readers in this country also is that it tackles a myth about pearl harbor. and one of the myths is which was, of course, very much encouraged in the postwar period not only the japanese themselves but the american administration is that japan had been hijacked by the militarist and the civilians really were not to blame for what happened. it it was a kind of militarist cue, and the japanese people ab and the emperor himself were really sort of duped by the militarist embarking this reckless adventure. what would you say to that particular myth? it was a very easy and convenient myth. it disengaged quite a few people who were actually responsible in reality and of course for the japanese nation as well to think that the war could have been averted was too painful a question to ask, i think. and that was sort of self-perpetuating

theas then a little bit of jocular mandela appeared.without him smiling, we may have junk a little tea and water in that period. it was winter, but it was rather clammy and hot. , "boys" -- that is what he called his, i was the youngest, they were probably 10 or 15 years older than me. he said, "noise, you have to train, be physically fit -- "boys, you have to train, be physically fit." he encouraged us to read as much as possible from international literature, from books like arms"way's "farewell to as well as other material. importantly, you will never forget, the struggle of can you let freedom. the struggle of canyon led freedom. he said, know how the struggle in africa, the armed struggle against colonialism in africa has been inspired and motivated by its successes and failures. as a 23-year-old, amy, i possibly wanted to show -- i was somewhat of an athlete and i was in the cross-country class. -- we did not call him a madiba in those days, that came much, much later -- i said, "comrade mandela, i am trying very hard." he said, "

thea-team" react to the assault on small business and big. of that and more straight ahead. ♪ lou: vice president biden shuttle diplomacy to tokyo, beijing, and sold. armed services committee member congressman randy force on the administration's weak response administration's weak response to china. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light w many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is. 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. ♪ lou: the world tonight morning the death of anti-apartheid i john nelson mandela. the south african spent 27 years in pson. he advocated armed resistance to apareid in south america before becoming the country's first black president. in recent years the nobeleace prize winner and a number of health issues, including repeated hospitalizations with a chronic lung infection. a somber, eloqu

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with thea decision benefit of hindsight that you would do differently? one change perhaps in the decision-making process that you think would have made a difference over the last eight years? >> on the centennial review, one of the things that i am proud of and have tried to accomplish over the last eight years is to increase the transparency of the fed and to increase the accountability of the fed. you mentioned trips to capitol hill. i have testified many times, as have a number of colleagues. there is this notion that the fed is not audited or has had all kinds of secret books. as you know, we have complete openness to the general accountability office. we have and i.t. inspector general of our own. we have a private accounting firm that does all of the books and has tough standards. we publish regular reports and all of that. we are very open. we are by all means willing to work with congress to see if there's anything that they think might be done better or in a we are openve way. to doing that. those reviewing the central bank will of course recogn

chief foreign policy envoy, has come out of talks with president, we understand those talks hahsed for thea hours. and that they discussed all relevant issues on the table, but we don't have any more information on that for the time being, we are expected potentially to have more talks. of course, simultaneously as tim as we are talking about in his report, those round table discussions between the president and his predecessors notably absent from the table, were the leaders of the opposition political parties who have been so much involved in the continuing protests. down here on the square. the police stand by, they are still here the protestors but we should point out that a deadline for them to clear the square, and the public buildings that they occupied has passed. >> all right, give us a sense of what is happening on the ground there, and indeed behind the scenes. as a stand off continues. thank you. well, to france now where the founder of a company responsible for faulty breast implants has been jailed for fraud. john claude the chief executive was prosecuted after the implants we

so we have some control over our inundated with media requests a and with the physical presence of thea the emotional toll that it takes on the town and the survivors. >> we truly are hoping that behave provided enough opportunity with the print media and the tv media and particularly the local media, to answer questions and give the media the story that i know that the world's going to want to hear on the first anniversary. >> we went through this at the end of the last school year, we went through it when we reopened the sandy hook school last january, we went through it when we opened the school year this year, we went through it when there was an interest in the demolition of sandy hook school and people we went through it after one of the reports was released that people are looking for background footage, we went through it even at halloween, people were trying to come up to one of our schools to get pictures of the kids from sandy hook school in their halloween costumes. >> there's many of you and not so many of us so we pay that emotional and economic toll and really we were hur

is now substantially under the control of al qaeda-linked organizations -- and across the border in thearight away from euphrates river right to aleppo and to the mediterranean coast. it is extraordinary that al ofda has been a great sort of theof -- winner conflicts over the last, whatever it is, since 9/11. they have managed to make such tremendous gains without much opposition from washington or london or paris. >> before we conclude, patrick cockburn, i would like to talk about some of the effects on activists and people who have been opposed to the al-assad regime from the beginning of the opposition in 2011. in august, you appeared on democracy now! with human rights activist and leader of the antigovernment protest movement. she since has been reported missing in the rubble-control damascus suburb. she disappeared from her apartment along with her husband and two other activists after receiving threats from islamist groups. witnesses say her apartment was found ransacked with laptops and other belongings removed. , shegust on democracy now! described the carnage following the chem

not the possibility of showers we're concerned about but thea, rival of very cold air. a freeze watch is in effect for tuesday night, tomorrow into wednesday morning for the north bay, the strait and lta. subfreezing temperatures will be spread all across this area. possle damage to sensitive plant and exposedpipes. now the following morning or night, wednesday into thursday morning, the freeze watch expands to virtually all of the bay area with the exception of safrancisco. it will be even colder with still freezing temperatures spreadg southward. there's an increased risk of hypothermia. as we look liverom the east bay hills camera, here's the projected morning low temperatures for the next three morning. chly tomorrow morning with lows dropping inrest the 30s inland. look at the inland numbers for wednesday and thursday mornin dropping into the low to mid 20s and low toid 30s around the bay. mid 30s on the coast. it is going to be really, really cold. >> all right. thank you. >>> a special school board meeting gets underway in a few minutes in west contra costa count

not the possibility of showers we're concerned about but thea, rival of very cold air. a freeze watch is in effect for tuesday night, tomorrow into wednesday morning for the north bay, the strait and delta. subfreezing temperatures will be spread all across this area. possible damage to sensitive plant and exposed pipes. now the following morning or night, wednesday into thursday morning, the freeze watch expands to virtually all of the bay area with the exception of san francisco. it will be even colder with still freezing temperatures spreading southward. there's an increased risk of hypothermia. as we look live from the east bay hills camera, here's the projected morning low temperatures for the next three morning. chilly tomorrow morning with lows dropping interest the 30s inland. look at the inland numbers for wednesday and thursday morning. dropping into the low to mid 20s and low to mid 30s around the bay. mid 30s on the coast. it is going to be really, really cold. >> all right. thank you. >>> a special school board meeting gets underway in a few minutes in west

. >> i wase surprised when i went to study theas beginning of the christian movement in graduate schoolessors had file cabinets full of gospels which i'd never heard. >> elaine pagle, professor of s religion, author of a book on oo the gnostic gospels. >> this texts belonged in a monetary library. they were copied and read and lovered by the monks. but in the year 367 the archbishop of the great city oft alexandria sent a letter out to the monks and he said, you can s keep 27 of them. the other books, he told them te destroy, were hidden. >> reporter: the gnostic gospels and their stories about jesus, remained hidden for nearly 1600 years.600 they were accidentally discovered by an egyptian farmeg digging for fertilizer. over the centuries, other c stories were written about jesus. they were known as the y apocryphal gospels. and surprising to many there is another book that tells about jesus. >> the story of jesus and his virgin birth. >> reporter: amir hussein, professor of religious studies, california state university. >> and muslims believe, just y like christians do, that jesus wa

this past august, they got a seat in front of the code yum for thea anniversary of the march on washington got the behind the scenes picture on the right. these are individuals from the president's visit to nelson mandela's cell. this picture of the president's visit to camp pentleton, he got pushed back and got a more intimate picture. here's the president speaking henry ford museum and sitting in the bus where rosa porks refuses to give up her seat. joining me now is associated press photographer and a member of the press corps. a white house photographer and a contributor to "time" magazine. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are not alone here. charlie, i look at the photos and the public might say so what. the white house does some photos and you are in front of the scenes. what do they say? >> the public needs to be aware that these white house photographs that are released are taken by photographers that are hired by the administration to make the president look good. >> somebody edits the photos. when i say edits, it's not like the release in the zone. >> in the not about