. >> reporter: the true story of a free man sold into slavery took top honors as best drama at the golden globes. >> thank you, guys, for taking a chance on this movie. >> reporter: it was part of a wealth spreading night in the drama category. matthew mcconaughey best actor for "dallas buyers club," cate blanchett best actress for "blue jasmine". >> i went to the magic castle with my children this morning and i thought that was weird. >>> best supporting actor went to jared leto for "dallas buyers club," leonardo dicaprio for" the wolf of wall street." taking home a globe, alfonso cuaron, best director for the space drama "gravity ." in the tv categories -- >> "breaking bad," amc. >> reporter: the series won best drama and brought bryan cranston his first globe as best actor. >> this is such a wonderful honor. and such a lovely way to say good-bye to the show. >> reporter: the globes also honored two first year series, "house of cards" scored best actress in a drama for robin wright and "brooklyn nine-nine" won best comedy and best actor for andy samberg. >> oh no! >> reporter: amy poehl

a drama? ister hood there. >> that's for a comedy. for a drama, i think kate blanchett for "blue valentine." it's kind of an independent film that didn't get that much exposure. she blew it out of the water. >> so let's move through our categories. in the golden globes, there are so many. we have to kind of pick and choose. so let's go to musical and comedy. which movie do you think? >> i think "american hustle" could very well win. it is one of those classic films they really adore. it has the period costumes. bradley cooper with a perm, who can resist that? and the writing is brilliant. >> i think whoever did his hair should get an award. >> for real. ic get a lesson or two. >> and that cast is really cohesive. they've all worked with david l. russell before. he directed "the fighter," "silver linings playbook." it's like a big reunion onset. the chemistry really translates on screen. >> and there was so much dialogue. ai mamy adams had to go back an forth in that perfect british accent. some

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podcast and we get into some trouble you're also in the world made straight independent comedy that's a drama actually that was based on the two thousand and six book and that's jeremy irvine and no wiley that's a drama b. and b. comedy is me him her right yes yeah and you played gave last year and ceci pence that's right i did do you worry at all about offending the gay community and that we yeah i mean i am very sensitive to the. lack of roles that there are for you know for gay characters out there and everything so i certainly thought about it but i felt good about doing it because the character was not the butt of the joke that he had his own you know reasons for being the way that he was and had his own sort of part of the story that that made him sympathetic and three dimensional character and the filmmaker was gay as well so her view with this movie was not. pick fun did you have gay friends oh certainly they object at all no i the response was overwhelmingly positive and we did you know out in all of the gay film festivals and everything i was i was very happy that they appreciated t

about you. >> he said who was talking about you, he wants her to be more composed saying she was a drama was completely impressed. i liked the exchange. these two should get a morning show. and regis and kathy lee, but with more intensity. >> now that we know what he alleged about her being a drama queen, she needed to be more composed. watch it. >> final play, take me through it. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game, when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that is the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me? >> who was talking about you. >> crabtree, don't you open your mouth, or i'm going to shut it for you real quick. >> all right and -- and joe, back over to you. >> drama queen? >> that would be like ripping up her mike and storming off the set. >> he is the drama queen. >> but how awesome a show would that be? good morning! >> you realize you host a morning show and probably shouldn't advocate. >> but how good would that be, erin andrews and the pro football player -- >> i think she was completely composed, i admired her composition. >> back to you.

. >>> a bizarre drama involving a tea party governor candidate and a latina actress. >>> that the nsa will now have to do first before it can spy son you. >> would your life let you wear these pants? wait until you see how a major retailer is cashing in on jim harbaugh's look. out in san francisco. it involves a famous actress.. tea party candidate, >> a political drama is playing out in san francisco involving a famous actress, a tea party candidate, and as joe vasquez shows us, an ad you have to see to believe. >> reporter: it features the actress maria alonzo. she has a chihuahua standing next to tim donnelly. he has very strong views against illegal immigration. >> we are californians. >> reporter: tim donnelly was once involved with the minutemen. >> great day to be a vigilante. >> reporter: a group that patrols the border to catch immigrants. >> immigrants are killing our prosperity and driving our schools into the ground. >> reporter: alonzo is an actress of cuban descent. she was supposed to perform in a spanish language version of the monologues. the show is being produced by

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> and new developments in the justin bieber arrest dramaare reports that his pop star father was with him in the incident early. retired judge alex is with us, and a psychiatrist and a fox news contributor, judge alex, let me start with you, just give us the latest, he has been charged with dwi. the reports came in that his blood alcohol content was actually lower than the legal limit in florida. so how do they get to the dwi charge? >> well, i don't know if it is lower than the legal limit. from what i heard the police said it was point zero 4. >> and it is point zero 8 for adults in florida. >> exactly, i didn't know if you had information i didn't have. but basically what happens is point zero 8 is the standard pretty much all across the country for dwi. his blood level was point zero 4. the problem is he is 19 years old and not allowed to have any alcohol in his system. in florida law, if you are above 21, anything above a point zero 2 is allowed. >> and he got out on bond yesterday, what will happen now? >> he will be treated like anyb

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she calls it all a soap opera, a drama, reminiscent of water gate. >> if you remember water gate. what resinated with everyone was the comment follow the money. in the end here we have a similar situation. if you follow the money, you find out that it didn't go where it was supposed to go. >> reporter: so far, none of the $11 million settlement has gone directly to quake victims. still, senator spier says she's willing to wipe the slate clean if only quackenbush would tell his side of the story. >> if he does not testify. if he chooses not to answer questions that unfortunately will say volumes about his credibility. >> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. e keys to investing wisely in a down real estate market are... keyp your cool... mm-hmm. keyp informed... legwork. i recently became a partner in a new agency, so i put together a seminar to recruit first-time home buyers. i want to give 'em a step-by-step description of exactly what i can do for them. am i worried that they might write it all down and just do it themselv

>> actor in a drama could go anyway. n press is going to go for robert redford in "all is lost," because a moment with redford on that stage is going to be perfect, hands down. >> true. so nice. what an incredible comeback, to know he's never been nominated before, given his career. come on. this has got to be his year. robert redford. let's give it to him. >> true. >> not just to give it to him, but because he's earned it. great, gray. >> why don't we give him one of these? >> i wouldn't mind being in the room when you personally present it to him. how than? we'll make a date? >> me either. >> good to see you. appreciate it. >>> all right. that's does it for us for now in the "newsroom." see you back here in about 30 minutes. i'm fredricka whitfield. "your money" starts right now. >>> the economy is taking flight, but 50 years later we're still fighting a war on poverty. i'm christine romans and this is "your money." >>> good-bye polar vortex. i'm not talking about the weather. i'm talking about the economy. the deep fre

australian cate blanchett was named best actress in a drama. >> i have a few vodkas under my belt andere we are. >> leonardo dicaprio snagged best actor in a comedy for his role in "the wolf of wall street." >> i have to thank mr. martin scorsese. then queue for allowing me to stock you into making this movie ou into making this movie. >> best director went to alfonso cuaron for "gravity," starring sandra bullock and george clooney. the prize for best foreign- language film was given to an italian film. 26 awards are handed out each year. they are seen as an important but not always accurate prequel to the oscars. >> let's get some of the latest business headlines. our business editor is here with us in the studio. airplane sales and the dogfight between europe's airbus and america's boeing. >> battle in the skies. you could call it a tie for 2013. airbus announced it had a record-breaking year with orders for more than 1500 planes. they beat boeing in terms of orders. boeing racked up only 1355 orders. in terms of actual deliveries, the american playmaker beat airbus -- the american

i was-- if hi had more gumption probably would have wanted to be in a drama school, in a drama school as i took film and i took directing. but i never had the gumption to take acting, which is what i really wanted to do? >> rose: why not? >> i just didn't think i could do it. i would do it in private but i just couldn't do it i thought i was better off as a director. i did a play by the automobile graveyard and i gave myself a nonspeaking role as the director. i played to my strengths. >> rose: when was the first big moment as a musician? >> oh, that's interesting. the first thing though is interesting, the big moment as a musician, playing with the velvets. this coheesiveness in writing songs and having them come to life like that. that was amazing. i mean charlie, seriously, i was a guy playing bar bands. i mean i wasn't a singer. i wasn't up front. i was way in the back. you know. >> rose: on the guitar. >> on the guitar playing my three or four chords. and you know it was like you would just play the top 20. you know, and they were all pretty of the same. and you know, there was t

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they're actually to address the old town are the real blood and the work is house and complex nearby a drama lear both and i'll besieged like a dog whistle of another when maybe some bankers here to separate other are by large and out room aliya and to prevent the militants uniting. these corridors go all around the besieged cities with the army watching the area day and night this is one of the checkpoints of the syrian army behind this wall is territory held by militants and the soldiers strategy and mission right now is just to watch this area and to shoot if they see the enemy approaching. and this is actually all they can do for any military operation could threaten the lives of those who remain hostage and with no access inside it's impossible to tell just how many the are but luckily most of the residents managed to escape are dressed to meet some of them two kilometers away a shelter around what used to be a large sum and factory but in this hotel's me he doesn't go to school anymore but this place because terrorist attack this hit and we had to escape the occupied and we cannot go t

i'm in a movie i actually did two independent dramas last last year one is called the skeleton twins which is with kristen wig a love she's two of he's amazing and so it's a very dramatic movie where we play. a strange twins who end up living with each other and and then a movie called the disappearance eleanor rigby with james mcavoy and jessica testing based on the beatles' song yeah that's has the ash of the characters names on everybody but it's it was great like doing comics usually a very good serious work because somebody is serious it is that's for you it's not that funny if you're trying to be funny after that's that's kind of like the big rule you know it's i always think of i mean i was in a movie superbad and there's a scene the movie where i walk in on the character make love and with a girl and he ran away from me or whatever and i get mad and i was doing it really funny and the director greg went tola came over to me is like bill that's your best friend and he ran out on you like play it serious and so i came in and i played it totally serious and like everyone was on t

i started going to a drama group with a young friend and we both begged our mothers to take us to this drama group. it was a theater group where we put on plays and would have auditions for film and television. a wonderful man who led the group would teach us about standards and treat us like we were grown-ups. it was just going to that group and having this amazing teacher. >> from there you did what? >> i would have auditions for television. i did a children's tv series called "the worst which." i did tv commercials and then continued acting as an adult after going to university. as a director, people say casting is crucial. you have a former love of yours in the english patient as her mother. casting, what were you looking for? collects an actress that could importantly her life. we see her and two different time scales, after dickens desk, we see her running a school for boys and that may get back and we meet her much younger. i did not want to get bogged down in the age difference. there was an old and a younger nelly. because the age difference is not huge, i wanted an actress to

. >>> next we move on to take you inside a drama in another frozen part of the globe, the rescue of 52 passengers on a ship trapped for ten days in the ocean of ice in the antarctic. they're a group of scientists and tourists. abc's alex marquardt shows us how they got stuck and how they finally escaped. >> reporter: as the helicopter landed, the 10 day ordeal came to an end. relieved and weary passengers trudged across the ice and were hoisted up onto the aurora australis icebreaker to take them home. when the chinese helicopter first appeared this morning over their stranded ship, it was a sight for sore eyes. >> what a handsome craft that is. >> reporter: the scientists and tourists got on the chopper in groups of 12 for the 14 nautical mile trip across the ice. >> the first of the helicopters to take us home! thanks everyone! >> reporter: the ship set sail on december 8th. its goal? to retrace a 100-year-old expedition and record the changes of the past century. but as christmas day dawned, they got stuck. winds howled across the deck, so strong the passengers couldn't stand up. th

the best drama award went to "12 years a slave." while "american hustle" won best comedy movie, and its star amy adams took home best actress in a comedy. matthew mcconaughey took home the golden globe for best actor in a drama for the dallas buyers club. the best t-v comedy award went to freshman comedy brooklyn nine-nine. and its star, andy samburg, won best t-v actor. and breaking bad cleaned up after wrapping up its final season. winning best t-v drama. leading man bryan cranston drama. >> "lone survivor" was victorious at the weekend box office. the navy seal drama starring mark wahlberg, taylor kitsch and emile hirsch earned $38.5 million in its first weekend in wide release, according to studio estimates sunday. disney's "frozen" stayed cool in the no. 2 spot in its eighth weekend, earning $15 million and brining its domestic total to $317 million. and paramount's controversial "the wolf of wall street" scored no. 3 in its third weekend with $9 million for a total haul of $78.6 million. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news

a legal battle with an oil giant. we have right after the break marcus kaiser delves into the murky waters of the financial world that's in the kaiser report on our international. dramas that could be ignored. story others. say since changed the world right. to picture. from a. local. hello and welcome to worlds apart is there life on mars it used to be a million dollar question than a billion now it looks like it may soon become a trillion dollar question but will it produce announcer well to discuss that i'm now joined by a co-founder of the marsh one mission lonsdorf mr loves or pink you very much for a time i know that you've been a very passionate advocate of sending a manned mission to mars and do you believe that you can do that by circumventing governments and space agencies and you don't even need so much money for that your claim that it may only cost around six billion dollars but i wonder how much of that money have you already raised. we don't disclose the mother's money that we've raised but i can tell you that's we've we've now theresa significant portion of those six billion us dollars as we are talking to the right people we're talking to the right pe

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for best comedy "american hustle" and for acting in a drama, matthew mcconaughey. blanchett for "blue jasmine." acting in a comedy lee nando dicaprio for "wolf of wall street." good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. what was the biggest surprise of last night? >> nobody expected matthew mcconaughey to take home best actor. he was wonderful. obviously, the film has been critically beloved, but this is supposed to be chiwetel's year. he was obvious in the film, critically beloved. it was interesting to see someone else's name get called. >> there were some other surprises. people not expecting to be the winner, not having acceptance speeches prepared. talk about the best of those. >> when amy poehler's name was called for "parks and recreation" and andy samberg for "brooklyn nine nine," they were so surprised. their speeches were adorable, off the cuff. teeming with happiness. they were wonderful, wonderful moments in last night's award show. >> so genuine. you could tell they really were surprised. >> and excited. i think so many times in award shows you see people

killing an american or you know allied soldier that is being financed through our banks that's a problem. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to know. this is changing the world right now. full picture. from around the. globe. to me. washington and the e.u. have removed a number of sanctions they had imposed on iran after it halted part of its uranium enrichment program the move comes as part of a landmark deal between the country and six world powers now let's take a closer look at what iran is gaining from all of this will lead to total economic relief for the country over the next six months is seven billion dollars and most of that money four point two billion dollars will be accessible through iranian funds overseas which will be unblocked now the rest is coming from an easing of restrictions on the export of petro chemical goods precious metals and financial transactions however the move is just the beginning as over the next few months iran and the six world powers have to reach a final compromise because artie's paullus live reports the path to the green may not be easy.

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a drama is hard to sustain and get that kind of money, and so it is very exciting. >> and can i tell something, because with all of the star power here, elijah stole this movie for me, and he was so f funny and had such great timing and the great one-liners and in that intense moments he brought some extra to it. >> and may i tell you something that most of those one liners were his. >> are you serious? >> yes, and the whole sidney portier line was his line, and listen, over and over, and he did it over and over. >> and after she says the line, she could not -- and he is trying to be be serious, and right before she slaps david, she is about to burst into tears laughing. >> and i had to cut around the p performance. >> yes, every time he would crack us up at the table. >> yes. >> and last night on piers morgan live, harvey winestein did talk about your appearance in the movie, and he said, let me raise my hand and be the first to say, ms. oprah winfrey deserved an oscar in this movie, and it is a jepwin overlook and omission and i will say that i concur. >> well, every person who was

it is a drama that had a is playing out on the streets of the nation's largest cities. new york city's manhattan bureau has the third highest income inequality in the entire country, and people are doing whatever they can to survive. we have more. >> the face of the income gap. spending hours a day collecting bottles and cans. >> i don't even want to, but it's a way to make money. >> 1,000 cans, $50 a day. new york state and others state have deposit laws to discourage people from throwing bottles and cans in the track. but the deposit laws stayed on the books. the fact that he can redeem cans for cash help to keep him and his wife alive. simon shou said it's a growing trend among the elderly in chinatown. >> immigrants who came years ago who are unskilled and don't speak english are stuck in this trap where they have no other means of employment. chinatown is getting too expensive for chinese people to live in. >> reporter: it may be peculiar to chinatown but it happens all over the city. >> too many pemployed and too many people collecting bottles. >> it's a bigger pr

if i had more gumption, i would have wanted to be in a drama school.s it was, i took film and i took directing, but i never had the gumption to take acting, which is what i really wanted to do. >> why not? >> i did not think i could do it. i thought i was better off as a director. i did a play, the automobile graveyard. >> was your first big moment as a musician? >> that is interesting. big moment as a musician? playing with the velvet. the cohesiveness of writing songs and having them come to life like that. charlie, seriously, i was not a singer. i was not upfront. i was way in the back. on the guitar playing my three or four chords. you would just play the top 20. they were just about the same. there was the lead singer, which was not me. we formed the velvet underground, i had some songs. we would get together. if you wrote it, you are the one who sang it. i think that is the way it worked. >> in retrospect, first of all, i muddled through by working very hard. in retrospect, what i did was assume that if everybody was doing it one way, there had t

then, i joined a drama class. i got to play romeo in "romeo and juliet."n stage. but something brought me out of my shell. >> you conquered stage fright in tights. okay. >> reporter: i roared. >> thanks, john. >>> and when we come back, talk about roaring. here's a riddle. what does katy perry's giant "roar" have to do with ancient china? the answer in our "instant index." ♪ i got the eye of the tiger a fighter ♪ ♪ step into the fire of the purple pill.the prf and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. for many, relief is at hand. ask your doctor about nexium. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye heal

a huge stretch for me. little did ing -- know that it was more difficult than i thought. to come backhing to the theater with instead of some costume drama. >> how did the director influence the way you saw this? >> he knew it a lot better than i ever could have. he guided us along. .e understands timing >> he understands comedy. said, you do not want them to last here because it breaks the tension. >> i come from this very visceral point. i started to learn a lot. >> he would call anywhere from midnight to 3:00 in the morning, depending on what time zone he was in on the campaign. i would be asleep sometimes. it was a ritual. at some point, the phone would ring. i think i slept next to the phone. , the old manohn wants to talk to you. the candidate wants to speak to you. , that veryon theniar baritone voice, the conversation would go along for 6, 7, 8 minutes. he was doing the talking. up.voice would be mixed if he wasld sound as going off the deep end. next morning, he was up bright. >> this was his way of going to sleep? >> years after the campaign, i said, what was that all about? he could not sleep, he was an insomniac. i would give

thought as you said that, that was just -- >> it brings us to the story we should talk about, a female dramafemale catholic high school announced she's engaged to be married to her girlfriend of five years. the news in seattle reports that the school's president says that stephanie marrow is still welcome at the school. but mark was forced out of his job after he married his male partner in violation of catholic teaching. you were saying that the school told him that if -- >> if he got divorced that they >> when you said it, it sort of went right by me. it just sort -- like they're married people. some people are straight married, some people are gay married. i happen to know -- we've acted together. [ all talking at once ] >> to get to that nonevent, that's what is so great. >> we're not quite there for the whole country or the whole world. but i just thought as you said that, that was just -- >> it brings us to the story we should talk about, a female drama coach at a female catholic high school announced she's engaged to be married to her girlfriend of five years. the news in seattle repo

he organized a performance so those attending his lecture firsthand could experience the drama. thanks to keene's efforts, there's been a growth of interest in this traditional art form. he helped revive a legendary drama that was lost and had not been performed for over 300 years. >> translator: i now have a greater understanding of it, and now i want to see performances more often. >> not only literature, but you've also studied a lot about japanese performing arts. is that different from western plays? >> eventually, the difference would be that in a western play, there is not the traditional things. the opera's done in modern dress, or rigaletto being done in a gambling joint in las vegas, and the japanese wouldn't do that. you can't imagine a kabuki play when everybody dressed in jeans, short sleeves, and just talked in an ordinary voice and not in a kabuki voice. no, you go to kabuki because you want a certain kind of theater. the poetry, the movements, by the general atmosphere created move you and makes something unforgettable. >> reporter: impaled by his deep affinity fo

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