yan. you yan. eviany.and i don't usually credence to popularity rankings, but i have to say one that came out today did get my attention. the popular wire to see which news anchors get mentioned the most favorably, i came in number two, 85% of which were favorable. i appreciate that. thank you. i can tell you the other 15% were mostly made up of late night rants, and filth, and direct threats of violence. thank you, twitter for bringing us altogether, and which news cast is mentioned even more than me and more favorably on national media? that would be none other than ron burgundy. mentioned over 500,000 times in the past month, 91%, burgundy beat out not only me, but megyn kelly, and wolf blitzer. and katie couric and the top five. so ron burgundy is a top notch journalist, no doubt about it. but there is no movie about me, whereas burgundy plays a small role in "anchorman 2," which is in theaters because it got promotion as you may have noticed. let's be honest, they didn't exactly go the beyonce

the germans, pickled herring and the monogol yans, pickled sheep eyeballs.lenish lost electrolytes. in turkey, it's tripe soup. it's the stomach lining of a sheep. in vietnam, some believe that very expensive ground rhino horn is a hangover cure. all pretty disturbing considering it's both illegal and rhino are an endangered species. and i'm sure you've heard of this one, the hair of the dog, simply drinking more alcohol. this cure originated that if a rapid dog bit you, place the hair of the dog on the wound. if you're really feeling daring or desperate, you may want to try the prairie oyster. a raw egg with a dash of worcesterhire sauce, hot sauce and a ground pep every. fred? >> abstinence would not be any fun. hey, what about a big ole glass of water? >>> all right, thanks so much. >>> teens who want to hit the tanning bed in illinois, well, they better hurry up. i'm going to explain why. and a dog that's right here has been named miracle after which she lived through the day before christmas. her story next. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the t

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and weiner --yans oehner's understood was that the republican party could become a marginal party.ttingng down -- if down is their way of governing, it will not work in the general election. >> lindsey graham says is is aa fight for the het and soul of the republican party. >> it pbably is, because he said so. what you have going o on is serious. you have pple who want to govern, house republicanan leadership, and people who ar not interested in doing that. you have people on t other side who see govnment as the enemy. you do not want to feed d at beast. you do nonot fe it cutting everything out. that is whatat they wawant to d. the scorched earth policy i mentioned earlier, getting rid all the assets indiscriminately. i can undederstand the responsie members of the republican party, , the viceboehner president of nominee that was oncece loved by my colleague on the lef-- >> your far right. >> are you done now? you have all had a great time. this is completely overblown, this is a tempest in a teapot. the main argument is about tactics. there are a lot of people who want to express

. >> for everyone who is a val dikt tore yan, there's 100 out there that weigh 130 pounds and calfs theize of cantaloupes because they are hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> we can count down the far right's most knuckle headed statements covering a number of categories, the hatred of the president and his agenda and denial of reality. the antics of ted cruz and a special section devoted to steve king. joining me, howard fineman and jonathan capehart of the "washington post" and joan wallace. let's look at the hatred of president obama. number three in our list goes to u.s. congressman blake of texas, the tea partyier sided with a group of birthers and openly discussed impeaching the president. he is a ar dent supporter of ted cruz 2016 campaign for president. this is a clip from his appearance here on hardball in september. it's remarkable. >> obama is president, ted cruz can be president. >> explain. this is serious business. >> absolutely. >> is he eligible to be president. you've been touting the guy. explain. is he eligible? you brought it up, i didn't. >> i think

is requiring licensed vetterin air yans to supervise the use of antibiotics. >> protesters in kiev are standing their ground after an overnight sweep left dozens injured. the u.s. condemned the violence and is considering taking action in the form of sanctions. robin forest ear walker has more from kiev. >> like an army preparing for battle. they are rebuilding the defenses and bringing in supplies. the opposition movement on kiev's independence square is creating a fortress for the pro-european movement. militias bustled in earlier, breaking the barricades. protesters re-established their tent emcampments. they feel they have momentum. president viktor yanukovych offered direct talks with political parties. >> translation: i'm calling on representatives of all physical forces, reverend parties, civil societies to a dialogue. i'm ready to take part in a roundtable to reach a compromise. i'm calling on the opposition to refuse, not to go along the path of a stand-off alt mags. >> the leaders are skeptical. they want nothing short of a resolution - a new government and new resolution. th

rebel and someone deeply committed to the poor and to prayer and a radical vision of living out krigs yananity. this is the first pope to take that name, and it's not an accident. >> it's the most iconic name in the catholic imagination, because it used to be believed that no pope could take the name francis, because there was only one francis, and the fact that this pope did it told me two things right away, one, this was going to be a maverick pope, a guy who was not going to be shackled by convention, and two, it told me that this is going to be a very franciscan pope, somebody before all else was going to embrace poverty, the lover of st. francis. >> and a message of love and forgiveness from pope francis at his first christmas eve mass in the vatican as we watch pope francis offer his first christmas communion. let's bring in reverend edward beck in new york, reverend david o'connell and former president of the catholic university of america as well as cnn vatican analyst john allen. let's watch communion for a moment. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> john, can you talk a little b

chris on twitter thinks the pope thinks aids is bad, the dogma is old , #yan. we have a different pope and that's it. >> accusing the pope of doing branding. we're going to get into it. what is the pope francis effect? from rome to rio de janeiro, what is the buzz? however his softened language on hot button issues have some evaluating his political impact. joining us to take a closer look at the pope francis effect is father john guthrie, a member of the clergy for more than 20 years. sister jean grenick, she has been vocal on lgbt issues, a move that got her sanctioned by the church. and he penned an article, what can sarah palin and the gop can learn from pope francis. a four decade low, lack of interest what do you think is the reason for that? >> well i think institutional religion across the board has suffered in recent decades. but i think what's amazing and inspiring about this new pope is, you know, he's really breathing new life into the catholic conversation in a way we haven't seen in quite some time. i think his emphasis on personal humility, is co

>> allayer yan fund. they pay huge dividends and i think it has room to the upside. >> dr. stein? >> i'm glad you remembered that i'm a doctor. kmb which is a pipeline partnership, pays a superb dividend. it has very good tax treatment. >> do you leave a lot to your family? >> that's a very sensitive question, too sensitive to answer. >> i'm taking it all for me. kids, you'ren your own. guys, thanks very much. >> that is a dangerous and growing inequality and lack of upward mobility that has jeopardized middle class america's basic market, that if you work hard you have a chance to get ahead. >> president obama this week blasting income inequality, but are his policies to blame. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes and others. steve, have his policies helped or hurt income disparity? >> it's hurt. this is the most miserable recovery in american history. medium incomes are lower th

the canyon government -- the ken yan government will announce tuesday they have established barack obamaorn in hawaii. one of the great anchors of washington, i will save the anchor. some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. marines do not have that problem. gordon peterson is a murdering. -- gordon peterson is a marine. >> let me say what a great privilege it has been to bring "inside washington" to you for the past 25 years. what an honor it has been to work with these five extraordinary smart, gifted, and wickedly funny dedicated americans for the past several years. my eternal gratitude to them and my thanks to you for watching. the pulitzer prize- winning cartoonist sees us. i want to thank matt for giving me a full head of hair. it has been many years since i have had that. here are the many folks that have made this possible over the years. our ceo, my boss, our terrific producers,our great , ourroduction manager brilliant graphic artist, our and christyitor, who made us up. we are out of time. this is the very last word from "inside wa

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. >> howard, i'll be back to tell me how you puts together the mack vel yan with the francis can hereit's going to be a challenge. there are two parts to that speech. i'm going to win this thing next year and the other part was, i am a nice person. thank you very much, howard. and great insight last night. i'll keep playing that tape. thank you jonathan. >>> a look at my 1994 interview with nelson mandela. yes, i'm old. on the eve of his presidential election in 1994. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ [ ding! ] losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the boring-potato chip decoy bag. then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. [ male announcer ] with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 ho

. >>> now the as yan know jumbo jet crash in san francisco back in the news tonight as new details emerge raising new concern over what is known as automation addiction. abc news confirming that investigators will look at whether pilots relied too much on computerized controls and didn't realize the plane didn't have enough power to reach the runway. the ntsb begins hearings tomorrow. also examining by the way if the pilots had enough training manually to fly that plane out of trouble. >>> we move next tonight to nelson mandela and world leaders from across the globe descending on south africa, including american presidents past and present. today president and mrs. obama were seen boarding air force one and on board a kind of presidential car pool. former first lady, secretary hillary clinton and laura bush and former president george w. bush. on board the group sharing memories of mandela as all eyes turned toward johannesburg and the service now just hours away. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is there. >> reporter: doves released into the skies outside nelson mandela's h

for ex, yan weaker, 105.18. watch formething to 2014. the chinese government do with their fixed currency, or managed, i should say. canada, 107. tvhow the nfl keeps her viewership high, coming up next. their tv viewership high, coming up next. ♪ >> "bloomberg surveillance this is --this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> dow industrials are within a hairs breath of all-time highs. could we be up 30% this year? a second bombing 400 miles from the sochi olympics. they start unit 6 weeks. it is the last remaining moneymaker of tv, football. football reigns supreme. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our headquarters in new york. i am tom keene, and joining me, scarlet fu and cristina alesci with us as well. our guest host for the hour, brendan greeley with "bloomberg is this week -- "bloomberg businessweek." morning brief. >> we are going to start overnight in china. almost $3debt rose to trillion, with financial risks in the second-biggest economy. home prices rose in december and will lead gains in 2014, ac

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claclancy is a fifth generation louisiana yan. luann. >> he was a front page govenor.what say something funny or important. he started asthm as a preacher d then a lawyer. but found success as a congressman and govenor. by 19 1980s he was the most powerful man in louisiana. controlling the state and the budget and making high level appointments. by then he had been hauled 3w-6 before a dozen grand jus juries facing charges of racketeering and insurance fraud. >> the first 15 grand juries he was still popular. the money flowed. the first eight years louisiana was rolling in dough and we were spending like drunken sailors. >> in 2000 a wake up call. i am facing a long prison term. >> the man known as the silver fox was convicted on 1 17 counts of racketeering and mail and wire fraud and conspiracy. hunters and prosecutors have a common philosophy the bigger the game the bi bigger the prize. i was the big prize in louisiana. >> we are still under a gag order so i'm restricted in what i ca can say. four years after leaving office at the age of 7 75 govenor edwas was s sent

ryan's -- heather r yan's office is a concrete median. the 22-year-old says she and her boyfriend's daily payout has not dropped. >> we don't want our residents to give to panhandlers. watch a the county campaign to put people like her out of work. to initiative allows morris text the word share to a five digit number -- motorists to text the word share to a five digit number that would go towards homeless shelters. the move has not been a quick hit. spent $10,000nty publicizing the idea but more than three months later, the county has barely collected $1000 in handouts. panhandlers is cap in business. >> i cannot find a job. what else am i supposed to do? behavior, dayt after day, that ultimately does not improve their condition. it is certainly not productive for montgomery county. he says he never thought there would be a sudden flood of citywide, but residents have a healthier donation output at their fingertips. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. ron burgandy gets ready to stay classy on cable. >> you are watching abc seven news at 5:00 with l

millions of dollars have been given to those flyin trying to r from typhoon hey yan.yan. 12 million people were affecting stretching government and aid resources to a breaking point. about 100,000 are in evacuation centres. those are the numbers. let's get the picture from at thatacktacloban. >> as you arrived there, how bad is it? >> well you do get the sense that things have in fact improved. a month from haiyan. and because medically it seems to have improved. you don't see any debrissen thee street. and aid is reaching consistentlt even to far flung areas. there are a lot of people living in tents and talking to them you get a sense that it's far from over from them. not only have they lost their homes. children are unable to go to school. yesterday afternoon i was walking down the street and talking to survivors. and a few kid were asking me they wanted to show several k c. s just down the street. a lot of people are desperate is to earn a living. many living in the disaster zone are exposed to abuse and exploitation. here is the story of one of them here in the

yan coafn mr. putin. >> there are many facets to an agreement that gets signed and president yanukovych traveling omoscow is under a lot of pressure. he needs 10 plus billion dollars default. it is preemptive as to what type of agreement to speculate what type of agreement will be signed or if anything there could be some type of condition, some type of accord -- >> which is a big concern for the protestors. >> which is very big for the protestors, if you have the hundreds of thousands of protestors that came out yesterday, i would expect there would be more if this thing comes into reality tomorrow. >> the custom union is completely oppositional to the eu. >> completely oppositional to the eu. >> for ukraine if you go one way, there is no way to split the baby on this. baby. in fact what the protestors are asking for, this is not just a revolution about the economics, it is the revolution about the values of the country. a thousand plus history within europe itself is and should be solidly within

. >> in every total tear yan culture, they start to ban things like this.er that was printed in the "huffington post," i should be mad at danny thomas, remember him? lebanese comedian, there is a chain here. i should be mad at danny thomas because his theme song was danny boy includes an irish song and he's lebanese. >> how about this, bill, how about this. should we consider johnny depp a racist because he played tonto -- >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. >> wait a second. i got two more. should we consider keith care deen, you remember him, who played the buddhist monk on kung fu, should we say that meryl streep appropriated jewish culture when she played a holocaust survivor in "sophie's choice." these are performers. they are playing a role. what is the matter -- i mean, liberals used to be sensible. they have lost their mind on these matters. >> certainly on this one. this katy perry thing was about as innocent as you get. if you do black face and that kind of thing, that's different. this was an homage and it was obvious. bernie goldberg, everybody. i do

where he became a security guard among other things at a mine, but he always had that sort of pa trish yan thing about him. he was an incredible man. and for that reason he could get away with things that other people or politicians, all these memories coming up tonight. i remember one time we were in one of the many meetings for the african union, and the night that he announced that the former dictator of zaire who had a poor human rights record as you may know had died. he said it's always sad to see an old comrade passing even one who's caused so many people so many problems, and he caught himself with a little laugh at the end. and if a leader had said that about the death of another leader he would have been castigated. but that night he smiled and carried it off. we understand what he really means. >> in 1952, he actually gave a talk at a dinner where he predicted in 1952 that he, nelson mandela, would be the first elected president of a free and democratic south africa, and that actually came to happen. how would you judge his handling the presidency as that first democratically el

people thinking it's leading to something that's almost orwell yan. plays out. it explodes. so this is going to snowball as long as technology outpaces laws and the people feel the government is infringing on their privacy and liberty. >> so when i visited these hobbyists, they were talking about how the faa is going to come up with a rule and basically will have to come, the government, u.s. government, is going to have to determine what to allow the general public to do when it comes to the commercial use of drones. the u.s. government already has drones out there that are used for law enforcement and for what they argue are national security reasons. but we are in a lace in this country where we are bound to confront these issues in a very public way, but there's really been no debate about the u.s. government's use of drones at all. >> and that's one of the reasons i think you're seeing this popular push back, populist push back because folks are frustrated at the fact that the u.s. government is flying drones over their property and they don't kn

the show is made up of various short pieces with characters that are interwoven with lit wane yan history. >>> a giant sand sculpture in india is drawing crowds this morning. take a look at this sculpture of jesus. it's 30 feet tall, 75 feet wide. it's designed to send a message of world peace. it was created by a sand artist that took thim and 25 students three days to complete. it was finish ed by christmas eve. >>> right now, 5:07 on your wednesday morning. the president and first lady offering their christmas message to america. >>> if you don't feel like cooking, we're going to tell you who is open for business this christmas day. we'll be back. >> i'm from mcguire air force base. just want to give a shoutout to my family in california in the bay area. happy holidays. hope you guys are having fun. i'll see you guys soon. >>> new this morning, no one was heard when two rockets landed in kabul just before dawn. two rounds of indirect fire hit the ground within the compound perimeter and did not cause any damage. three police officers were hurt when a roadside bomb exploided. officials

vta put a bus bridge in place from the station to the tam yan station in both directions. >>> and in san francisco this morning ten people are forced from their homes after an overnight fire at an apartment complex. the fire ripped through the building near san francisco general hospital just after midnight. at least one person was take on to the hospital but the extent of that person's injuries unclear at this time. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> right now hundreds of volunteers are rolling up their sleeves to prepare and deliver holiday meals to those that cannot leave their homes. they are baking goods for the annual christmas meal delivery program. more than 3,000 meals will be delivered to seniors and home bound people living in san francisco. the christmas feast includes ham, green beans, hams, cookies and hot chocolate. >>> pope francis is making his first christmas as leader of the church. just moments ago he delivered a speech to the crowd below. the pope prayed for an end to the conflict in syria and peace in the african republic. he wished for a favorabl

surveillance program likely violated the fourth amendment of the constitution, that judge calling it or well yan, the administration clearly has to look at this. this an issue that dogged the president this year and contributed to the low poll numbers we've seen. >> kristen, do we know any more regarding a time line? once we learn the recommendations has the white house indicated when some of these might be put into effect? >> reporter: that's a great question. they have not mapped out a timeline. they have emphasized that this is a lengthy report and it's something that needs to be reviewed and they have said they are going to look at which recommendations they are going to implement and which they won't. there are 46 of them. it is possible that they will decide to move forward with some of those recommendations but not all of those recommendations. we also asked if we would hear from president obama today about this report, that was a negative. they say the president will not speak about that today. i anticipate we'll hear from him on this topic quite soon. >> kristen welker, live from the wh

. >> woodruff: and so for yan yanlock very much was he seriously considering the e circumstances arrangement. >> i think mr. yannock very much wanted to sign the agreement and there were reports that if you sign this agreement rments you could campaign for re-election in 2015 as the man who brought ukraine into europe. i'm not sure he understood what all of the implementation would require but thats with a longer term consideration and he tends to think short term. >> woodruff: why are the russias, why is putin, in particular, so determined that ukraine is going to remain within its orbit and closer to russia? >> well, there are a couple of reasons. first of all the long historical connections between russia and ukraine. but also you've seen, i think, over the last several years vladimir putin, an effort to really reestablish russian influence in the post space. he doesn't want to rebuild the soviet union but he wants his neighbors especially ukraine to pay attention to russia on big questions. from the russian point of view a ukraine that signs an association agreement and implements it is

and while a ma lay yan taper can way weigh up to 800 pounds we have no idea how much this heavyweightghs or more importantly how much he'll pull back on his enormous bond buying. reason one. when this gentleman asks. >> is the economy strong enough to sustain a taper? >> reporter: we know the economy can probably handle this taper. but we have no idea if it will sink or swim under his taper. >> let's bring in steve liesman. i know it's all a little fun but we have to find new and exciting ways to talk about all the things that are going to be happening this week and i bet the taper never expected to be so famous, right? >> i isn't think so. and what we should have done is polled our people on the tapir, not the taper, i am going to be talking about the other taper, his taper, bernanke's taper and show you what the results are from our cnbc/ fed survey and what's happening. we are talking about tap-a-p-e- starting here, looking for a taper in april next year, now looking for a taper in february is the average amount and even 55% are saying it's by january of this year. how about stoppi

>> for everyone who's a value dick tor yan, there's another 100 out there, they weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> barack obama, a lot of things he's done wrong, he's not a traitor as far as i can tell. i've not come across any evidence yet he's done one thing to harm. >> you look around the congress, a lot more females in the democrat caucus than there are in the republican caucus. you know, some of our members just aren't as sensitive as they ought to be. >> now, as my colleague jonathan capehart actually pointed out this week, autopsies are done on dead things. so there you go. joining me now is msnbc contributor and "washington post" opinion writer, jonathan capehart. staff writer for par dor pandor daily, david sirota. you guys generally do pretty well talking to women. let's take it step by step, okay? >> okay. >> all right. here's the thing about women. no matter the message, it's the policies. like, they still just don't seem to get that. if we, you know, if we look at them -- i

one of the reasons the president is going to take a dive and accept an iran yan sactions bill is becausee has too many democrats that will help pass a bill like that. >> the tactical strength of the democrats means i think they keep the senate unless there is a national wave. if there is a national wave and people are still unhappy with obamacare, i think all the tactics in the world will be overwhelming and they will lose the senate or come close to it. >> i don't dispute thatment obviously the republicans have an opportunity. and because there are so many red states the democrats have to defend, very good opportunity. but in the end the republicans have to beat a series of incumbents. these are not open seats. that's going to be the challenge. >> mark, wabt to switch you really quickly. before i turn to 2016, because you wrote an article in -- the cover story of "the new york times" magazine today. on john mccain. so my question to you is how would you describe john mccain 2013? >> once again, john mccain is another crowded aisle which he considers himself right in the middle of the ba

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seize it with other records that are being vacuumed up, there is an architecture of surround vail yans that is gathering so much -- surveillance that is gathering so much information that at the point in the future where it were to be misused, it would be capable of revealing intimate facts on a scale so far beyond of what was possible in the 60's and 70's, you really have to wonder whether there would be, in a sense, anywhere to hide, when that happened, if that happened. host: maryland, from new hampshire, republican line, good morning. caller: good morning. and good morning mr. sanchez. guest: good morning. caller: i believe i was tapped, my computer, a few weeks before we first started hearing things about n.s.a. on the news. i'm sitting and working at my computer. now, i'm a writer, i'm writing about ancient egypt, so i've always got multiple egyptian websites open. i'm sitting and writing and all of a sudden i see popping up on my screen a little logo that says p.r.i.s.m., and then my system went down. and it turned out it was probably hacked. and the fact that i haven't seen any

they say, "glory to you yan." they want to stay out here. there's a little concern that there may be potential for some violence later because there was some incidents, nasty incidents with the police this time last week when they came and cleared the square and other areas. the organizers have been calling for hard hats so they can protect themseves from the police. the riot police are not year yet and the government gave the protesters until tuesday to clear the military buildings. >> the incredible energy in the scare. is there a chance that the government will bow to public pressure and walk away from the deal? >> i think the president viktor yanukovych at. moment is sitting tight. he has not agreed to sit with talks with the movement. it lacks the clarity of message or the attraction with the president. in 2004 they were calling specifically for re-elections. this time they want him to go or the government to step down for a new government. they are talking about obstruction measures, they want a change in the political system. these ar

. >> taper yan?f they talk about tapering on wednesday, you think the market would take it in stride? >> absolutely. it's all about guard guidance from this point forward. the taper yawn, now it's all about earnings heading into the first quarter of next year. it's also by back to future market, mid-late to 1990s, same macro environment, same microenvironment. >> what do you think? >> i think investors are looking for tax losses, selling bonds. they don't want to take gains this year because taxes are up, income taxes, capital gains taxes. personal deductions have been phased out and most people will have big tax bills to pay in april. >> i feel tax-related selling going on as well because clearly this market has lost upward momentum we had had. every dip we'd seen this year was bought with vigor. we're up today but it remains to be seen if that continues this week. >> flows would indicate the opposite. that is happening, no question about it. but not in terms of the volume that we normally see becau

ilter, and seize it with other records that there is vacuumed up, an architecture of surround vail yanst is gathering so much information that at the point in the future where it were to be misused, it would be capable of intimate facts on a scale so far beyond of what was possible in the 60's and 70's, you really have to wonder whether there would be, in a sense, anywhere to hide, when that happened, if that happened. host: maryland, from new hampshire, republican line, good morning. caller: good morning. and good morning mr. sanchez. guest: good morning. caller: i believe i was tapped, my computer, a few weeks before we first started hearing things bout n.s.a. on the news. i'm sitting and working at my computer. now, i'm a writer, i'm writing about ancient egypt, so i've always got multiple egyptian websites open. i'm sitting and writing and all of a sudden i see popping up on my screen a little logo that says p.r.i.s.m., and then my system went down. and it turned out it was probably hacked. and the fact that i haven't seen anything like that or heard of anything like that from anyon

at the smith son yan air and space municipal, a single cello player checking off one epic flash mob.. [ music playing ] i get goose bumps watching it. the united states air force band pulling out all the stops for the start of their holiday performance season, in all about 120 musicians and singers took part in creating this wonderful moment. evidence on the faces of the museum guests a truly, truly memorable experience. many showing up in jackets and coats, so you didn't know they had their uniforms underneath, handing their jackets, switching out an instrument with somebody waiting in the wednesday, bomb, how about that? >> the air and space museum is neat enough. if you go to washington, d.c., you have to go there. you have to take your kids there, the u.s. so special. then to have that happen, talk about a memorable museum experience. that was neat. >>> coming up next on "new day," more about the weather, the massive it has turned deadly right now, snow, rain, ice, you name it, they've got it. your commute may be a nasty one today. at the airport, hundreds of flights are being ca

police say they don't insist on being european but thaad like a better crew yan, a ukraine that matchesity and rule of law. the president is suggesting he may yet sign that deal with the european union. in brussels, his vice prime minister saying it would happen and soon. how will russia react if it once again sees ukraine slipping from its fear of influence? kate? >> diana, thank you so much. >>> preparations are under way for nelson mandela's funeral. today is the last day crowds can line up to pay respects as he lies in state. arwa damon has more from mandela's hometown. >> this is the road that mandela's body will be making its final journey on. being out here, one begins to appreciate how humble mandela's beginnings were, security will be naturally incredibly tight. but we're expecting villagers, people to be lining this entire route as the nation says its final good-bye to its savior. kate? >> arwa, thank you. >>> apparently, we all know you shouldn't mess with queen elizabeth or her snacks. new details emerging from a london court about what the monarch does not like to share. aa

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