scenes from inside the fb stadium where folks are already gathered in huge numbers will beat us with new eyes. this of celebration begins this mortal so that the battle which women promise i'll we haven't ever seen before on no living or dead the sniping has got that kind of a memorial service are here now studios were joined by dr john new things from the chinese academy of social sciences and professor dollars gamble on the machinations of altman of jean quite a messy also from scientists can invest in your own would come to both the gentleman in just a moment but i've tried get a sense all fall what exactly is happening barry john this bug and know what this means all four nelson mandela his family and tens of thousands of audrey people his finances admirers and people whose lives have been touched by amanda another life the lives of more than a hundred color and does what it's all the heads of state they will be in attendance at the memorial service to all that the life and legacy of nelson on monday i left the apple skin around that is but they've been up completely on this train under p

be associated with this amazing icon, and to have the role of continuing his legacy is the most precious right we shall be bestowed upon us all. as we lift our eyes to the dawn of the new era, without a madiba we hope you will join us with all passion, prayer, support demonstrated in every street corner of this beautiful land, and in far-flung regions of the world. this university show of unity is a true reflection of all that madibaba stood for. justice, unity of all mankind, let us pledge to keep madiba's dream alive in the way in which we honor the humanity in each other, in the way in which we liveac out the humanity to each other and in the way in which we raise -- in this regard we, the mandela family, enter into a solemn covenant with you the people of ourly country, africa citizens of the world, that we will recommit ourselves to the values and the ideals madiba stood for. in this spirit we hope that you will continue to stand by us and encourage us, guide us because of or way because of you. as a family we have no option except to be bound by the legacy of nelson mandela. for he would have accepted no less. let the word come from the place and far beyond our b

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that we were blessed with this amazing icon and to have his legacy is the most precious birth right which has been bestowed on us all. as we lift our eyes to the dawn of the new on our side, we hope you will join us with all persons, support you have ordered and demonstrated on every street corner of this beautiful land and in far-flung reaches of the world. this universal show of unity is a true reflection of all that madiba stood for. peace, justice, unity of all mankind. let us pledge to keep madiba's dream alive in the way in which we honor the humanity in each other, in the way in which we live in the humanity of each other and in the way in which we raise up the impoverished. and the disabled. in this regard, we, the mandela family, enter into a sovereign covenant with you, the people of our country. african citizens of the world that we will recommit ourselves to the values and the ideals madiba stood for. in this spirit, we hope that you will continue to stand by us and encourage us, guide us because of you. as a family, we have no option except to be bound by the principles of nelson mandela. for he would accept no less. let the world come from the p

appears that we've lost the signal from kate parkinson dam will add much more news right after a short break. stay with us fan eye. i know welcome back. hands up for kelso parliament has approved the state secrets law by a vote of one hundred today too despite fierce protests from the and opposition parties against the bill. the long grass the government more authority to implement harsher penalties for those who leak sensitive secrets he won't force prison terms of up to two years for the leaking of sensitive information on issues ranging from defence diplomacy counterintelligence and counterterrorism. the lower house approved the bill last week. primus is as obvious as the law will protect national security and the suede u s concerns all the risk of hearing strategically sensitive information with toby a lot has met strong opposition from politicians and critics were the law could be used to cover a government abuses and to protect civil liberties. cctv correspondent nst machine that takes a look at how the japanese people are reacting to the debate and to the secrecy be . the japanese once again surrounded the

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us. >> reporter: they will give coordinators feed back with an eye towards expanding next year. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the car service is warning of higher holiday fairs in san francisco during new year's eve. they anticipate fairs between 12:15 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. on january 1 could be 5 times the normal price riders would pay. users will be required to verify that they will accept the more expensive charge. demand is expected to be very high between 8:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. tomorrow night. >>> if you are in san francisco and you don't want to pay you can take muni, they will be free from 8:00 p.m. till 5:00 a.m. on new year's day. muni metro service will run till 4:00 a.m. and there will be extra owl bus service till 5:00 a.m. cal train will also be free. the final train departs at 2:15 a.m. write that down. b.a.r.t. will run till 3:00 a.m. and you will still have to pay the normal fair. >>> cloudier, cooler day today and for new year's eve. settle changes in the forecast. a look here at storm tracker 2. no rain but plenty of high clouds. i will show you where the high clouds are coming from. hi

with more extensive tour of the air. us news history season. i rmb i knew. ch the eye the summer break a time when all students the joys and most importantly relax body washes over break for male students could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian systems have to put the year into the armed forces but the ministry of defence thinks that they can make things easier by the who spend their summer breaks in the military. this treaty would tie in with your future professions such as engineering students being put into military engineering position. now the question is does your summer break belong to you order other words does the government have the right to tell you what to do it make you who serve in the army even if just for three summers during college years i think at this really depends on your culture in places which haven't been invaded countless times or have a strong individualism streak any form of conscription sounds barbaric and oppressive but you come from a country that is less individualistic has been attacked and beaten by pr

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really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as meek gathered documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a public affairs officer notes that we may rapidly be reaching the point where respecting slash understanding mr sharon's grieving process becomes secondary to defending the actions of the leadership involved in this incident i've been described as a grieving father who will say anything to bring published city who will say anything i think the subtle implication they're not so with occasion if you will is that i'll make up things in order to try to publicize what happened to my son because i'm so overwrought with grief just people don't take accountability for their actions. and. this i forgive them i would but i have a lot of anger in my heart in my mind towards this man for what he did and the more i find out about the situation the more it it just it's unbelievable. you know there's a sort

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really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as me gathered documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a public affairs officer notes that we may rapidly be reaching the point where respecting slash understanding mr sharon's grieving process becomes secondary to defending the actions of the leadership involved in this incident i've been described as a grieving father who will say anything to bring published city who will say anything i think the subtle implication there are not so with the cation if you will is that i'll make up things in order to try to publicize what happened to my son because i'm so overwrought with grief just people don't take accountability for their actions. and. this i forgive them i would but i have a lot of anger in my heart in my mind towards this man for what he did and the more i find out about the situation the more it it just it's unbelievable. you know there's a so

really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as me gathered documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a public affairs officer notes that we may rapidly be reaching the point where respecting slash understanding mr sharon's grieving process becomes secondary to defending the actions of the leadership involved in this incident i've been described as a grieving father who will say anything to bring published city who will say anything i think the subtle implication they're not so with the occasion if you will is that i'll make up things in order to try to publicize what happened to my son because i'm so overwrought with grief just people don't take accountability for their actions. and. this i forgive them i would but i have a lot of anger in my heart in my mind towards this man for what he did and the more i find out about the situation the more it just it's unbelievable. you know there's a sort

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eye" tonight. >> she has a heart of gold and a liver made of stone. i am here with author, columnist and fox news contributor jedediah bila. and back to bore us is tv's andy levy. and fresh from his one-man show, fred gwynn, jesse joyce. and comedian sherrod small. >> hash tag red eye. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> and now, 43 minutes of a battle. >> that's better than it was last night. it is a question all his fans are asking. did he choose to leave or was he fired? yes alec baldwin is gone from msnbc and there are conflicting reports a as to how it went down. hence -- msnbc just issued a statement saying, quote, this is a mutual parting. richard johnson who broke the news says baldwin was fired for a combination of his anti-gay slurs and his behavior toward co-workers. a source says baldwin pissed off staffers by demanding a make up room being used by a woman with cancer who had a sensitivity to hairspray. and when he was told it was impossible he allegedly screamed "i don't give an f" if she has cancer or not. i want that f-ing make up room. i edited myself. so not like him. you know who else does president like cameras

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us, who will open our eyes going forward together with the saints. >> reporter: in africa today, they remember mandela and it seems, began to elevate a sanlt. >>> now to developing news back home. much of the eastern half of the country getting hit by dangerous snow and ice. we get latest from weather channel meteorologist psych seidel. >> reporter: the win storm barreled into the northeast on sunday with heavy snow and sleet. temperatures were as much as 20 degrees below average. in wisconsin today, a series of crashes on the state's snow-covered highways. at least one person dead and a dozen more injured. some critically. on this stretch of i-94, first responders arrive to the scene of a major pileup that shut down the interstate. >> there is probably in excess of seven semis and 30 plus vehicles. >> reporter: in texas, the brutal cold has left up to an inch of dangerous ice on the road. >> made it about 10 miles and three hours. and by that time, they shut down 35 and we got, we pulled off here and we've been stuck here ever since. >> reporter: also stuck on the side of the highway. a report he from our dallas affiliate kxas. take a look at this. you're looking at

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with his tweet. hasn't moved a bit. >> we'll keep an eye on it. meantime, we have breaking news on the banking industry. kate kelly joining us with the story. >> thank you so much. the securities industry and financial markets association, among others, is suing the commodity futures trading commission over the rules governing overseas swaps trading. specifically, a cross-border rule guidance set of paperwork issued in july that the industry finds objectionable. essentially, they think it's an owner yous set of guidance, and this will be treated as law, was deeply flawed on the cftc's part. more details on that, kelly and bill, as we get them. we understand this suit has just been filed or will be imminently. it's certainly big challenge to see cftc chairman gary gensler in his final weeks of the job. >> all these countries, whether it's u.s. or europe, trying to move to indrese regulation but all these banks exist in so many jurisdictions. who do they have to listen to? what happens when rules conflict? a big financial trade association is pushing back to that ability to extend regulation beyond the u.s. >> we have a guest

with quite so much force number one. number two, it makes us look back at a historical period in america through new eyes, which cinema at its best can do. it makes us look back at movie making. gone with the wind is only one that portrayed this time in our history through a much different lens. it's really hard to look at those films the same way after you've seen this film. >> a folk singer on a journey, what makes this one of your favoriteness. >> it's a very control film. it is a meditation on art, commercialalty, star damn, if you go into that movie without knowing what it's about and think about the implications, it really sinks in and tase there, and there's a lot of artists out there who become famous and a lot who don't and it makes you look at that with a great deal of power. >> the movie american hustle is described as mostly true. tell us about this particular one. >> that's the one i mentioned before, but that's a fun night at the movies. it's crazy, the 1970's, there's a blasting sound track. the film making is very kin nettic. the performances, there is a lot of acting in this movie. this is a movie that j

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eye things. >> thank you for joining us on the morning ktvu channel 2 morning news news. >> i am pam cook, let's check with steve paulson on the forecast. cold, cold forecast. >>> 11 degrees and napa has set a record already, the one coming in 30 degrees oakland tied at 35, livermore does not look like they will set a record, and walnut creek, west of let loom, a lot of 30s and it is bitterly cold out there. tomorrow it will be cold, records there has been a bun 15 set. very low 50s, here is sal. >>> we do have some slow traffic out there and i want to mention we have a crash on whipple which is blocking lanes and traffic is backed all the way to san leandro so please give yourself extra time and it will be slow as you drive through. southbound 101, let's go show you live picture and this morning a drive is already slow not only in bay point, let's go back to the desk. >>> we continue with the breaking news we started with, an apartment building in san leandro caught fire forcing dozens to evacuate their homes in the middle of the night. investigators may have pinpointed what happened. we are hoping to get

new poll with some calling it the worst congress ever. >> it is sunny and feasible winter day -- and seasonable winter day after christmas. all eyes on a coastal storm that could bring us precipi >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news at noon, on your side. retailers this noon, hope the cash registers stay busy today. the day after christmas is considered one of the biggest days in retail of the year. >> people are out shopping, returning him exchanging unwanted gifts. our john gonzalez shows us who spent the morning shopping. >> a day after christmas, i hope to get a bargain. >> the last minute christmas shopping spree is over. now americans are ready to go returning, taking back all the gifts that do not fit or you just do not want. >> we have seen a move to changes and return policies, and that is something that will help. >> a recent study ranked return policies. the lovely day, walmart and target, the most stringent are sears and best buy. a few admit they are actually still christmas shopping. >> last-minute gifts. >> even though christmas is gone. >> they don't know that. >> amazon.com offering so-called year and it deals of up to 70%, 50% o

used his prestige with congress, and a new plan was born. there would be one railway station to serve all in washington, the eye sores would be removed from the mall, tunnels would be built under the the capital. burnham made his design a curtain of classical architecture patterned on the arch of constantine, last of the great buildings of the roman empire. burnham wanted white marble, a coldish, bluish white and finally found the perfect quarry this vermont. however, the quarry was shut down, he was told, forever in memory of the owner's son who had died at an early age. no amount of convincing, even the mighty burnham, could convince the man that he wanted to open the quarry until that's the man died and his heirs sold the quarry to the project. for the station. union station surfaced in that material. most everyone who entered washington passed through that gate completed in 1908. its facade involves an interior built to respond by the imperial season. even the lincoln memorial, i think, union station stands at the head of the class. so the town became a hive of building activity. mule-drawn wagons hauling and relocating soil, vast quantit

>>> a new technology that's revolutionizing how we manufacture goods is offering visually impaired people a chance to see, not with their eyes, but with their hands. a school for the blind is using a 3d printer to make replicas of everything from mt. fuji to a hippopotamus and is allowing children to feel what these things look like for the first time. >> translator: just tell this futuristic machine what you want to touch, and it will make it. who wants to play with it? >> translator: a 3d printer hooked up to the internet, this technology was developed by a major i.t. company. now the machine has been loaned to this school for the blind. the children tell the machine what they want to touch. >> translator: mt. fuji. >> reporter: after a bit, a three-dimensional model emerges. >> translator: i've made so many things. now i know what shape they are. it's great. >> translator: this is the first time i've felt a hippopotamus. now i can picture what it looks like. i want to touch more things. >> reporter: when you say the name of an object, data is gathered from the internet and sent to the printer, which then creates a 3d model out of resin. already this machine can print out more

with the new account. >> reporter: he explains why while you can't make purchases with the canceled card you can still use it for returns and any credits appear on the replacement card. back at the store eyeifferent manager said he couldn't comment on how she was treated the first time around but apologized and agreed to refund the money but jo says she is still waiting toker an apology from the first manager who threw her out over a $27 refund. julie watts, kpix 5. >> by the way target hasn't returned our calls so it's unclear why that first manager wouldn't give her a refund in the first place. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." on this new year's eve, norah o'donnell has the big chair duty and joins us live from new york. >> reporter: good morning. as the country braces for another round of rough weather we are going on board as a group of nasa scientists tries to forecast the next major storm. plus we are going to talk to forbes magazine senior editor here with your best investment options for 2014. and then you know our eye- opener right? it begins the show that fabulous compilation of all the cool stories out there? we are doing one for all the major stor

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us, lucy. we hope you come back on the program. i've always got my eye on earthquake news as do members of our team. lucy, great to have you back withy much. and we'll have more "happening now" after a quick break. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... test. test. test. test. test. rrn >>> before we leave you for the weekend, i want to take a moment and mention a great charity and i was lucky to be the emcee for travis foundation if not me then who gala. this is travis manion and this is the gala. the family put together an incredible charity that does a myriad of things for wounded warriors and leadership programs in the country. standing there is colonel mannion and admiral. he was the co note speaker last night and overall they do great work. and quickly want to tell you, in schools in the country, they go to schools and tell the children about one fallen hero and then the children take that story of the fallen hero and do service work in the name of that person. it is it a way to give back. travis mannion was famous for saying if not me then who? that is for all of us to think about service for the community. that is the sister of tra vis

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new trade deals with the eu. ina launch itsirst ever mission in it to them owing to the robotic rover is it to the eye because of her. thanks for guiding us for the pre u n is alrite defiant pride minister of thailand say she is not going to resign. in her first speech to the nations of peaceful protest turned violent. two days ago she rejected protested the mount to shift power to the people calling it unconstitutional as requested cannot meet its announcement of the constitution. i emphasize the swimming today it remained to find a solution together. speaking at a thai prime minister also said there would be no violations against the protesters but not long ago police broke up one rally with rubber bullets and water cannons. thank a corresponding is now wolf has the latest from bangkok. it's a resource of the shooting of brewing between police and protesters throughout the day at protesters tried to storm the barricades. government house the one to seize the mango ice is in the capital police for penning them which a guess japan is today. the crowd lol lol this to pursue a poll by the use of more tense atmosphere in the air throughout t

eye. it is. i will. cz you you you will or will you will. entrance to it until i tok are enjoying your pre christmas weekend with us here on nhk world. this is news line protesters in thailand came together in several places around bangkok on sunday before official campaigning starts for elections scheduled for february the us. tens of thousands of anti government protesters called

us in terms of macro news. the ecb will publish its decision today following last month's rate cuts, no changes expected. all eyes will be on mario draghi's inflation forecast. today.rojections jonathan ferro joins us witht,will say rule nothing that is what we learned last month. not many people predicted it. a lot of people thought the ecb would wait for another month of data on the inflation side. another thing was they thought they would wait until he got projections from the ecb itself. if you look at the eurozone and compared to the u.k., it is night and day. but the forecast for the ecb, they're looking for growth of 1% 1.3%.flation up that could be revised lower. we have protection -- we have 2015, anns to indication of what might happen further on. baby steps with for guidance, rates will stay low. you might get more color if you look at the projections. >> on inflation, talk us through. what exactly do they indicate. will he get more stimulus from mario draghi or is that what he will intimate at the conference that i? -- conference today? inflation has been the dominant story but there has not been much of it. it has accelerated in the past month. but in the eurozone, inflation does not tell y

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new world when it comes to controlling these kinds of things. coming up after the break and worlds apart with no socks on in waco stay with us or our. aye aye aye aye aye the eye ukraine is a tough spot right now trying to figure out whether to join the eu or the region's custom you'd it would be nice if he would handle maybe love apples to vote for their future by referendum but said he looks like the politicians will be making the historic decision i can see why some people wanna look west and some people want look east. it was so called ukrainian nationals want so desperately to join the eu. first off a nationalist groups in the eu are automatically demonized as right wing extremists in the politically correct west patriotism is pre much dirty war. generally nationals like their culture and the people for part of it but to look at migration trends within the eu we see that the slavic part of it is flooded western europe looking for work i have many relatives from the slavic part of the eu and almost all of them have to work abroad might sound nice to have a work in europe but the reality is that you koreans will probably be paid even less than bulgarians ar

eye on your new venture. glenn greenwald thanks very much in joining us from rio. >> a look how the president bush white house dealt with the president's health. >>> it was with a two term presidency packed with drama but how much did the press know what george w. bush and dick cheney were doing behind-the-scenes. peter baker is the author of "days of fire, bush and cheney in the white house" and i spoke to him earlier here in studio 1. welcome. was your portrait of dick cheney in this book different than the public image he had for eight years? >> i think it is. the public image was cartoonish at times. two dimensional. he was a puppet master. the sinister force running things. like all myths there was some truth. he was an influential vice president. very powerful, no doubt tarynly years. it's a relationship that was much more dynamic and changed over time. >> it sounds like although you've been too polite to say so an indictment of the media if the image of the vice president of the united states was cartoonish and two dimensional. >> that's the nature of media today to some extent. you take a reality and exaggerate

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