patmore. >> "downtown abbey" is a massive hit. why are people fascinated by? >> this is a question i asked myself many times, i don't know the answer. it's not knew to find fascinating this setup. upstairs, downstairs is a big hit. it came out in the early '70s. it makes fabulous drama, the relationship between upstairs and downstairs is one fraught with lots of interesting tensions. and i think it tells us something of our history, a world that seems familiar to us and completely alien. it's a world in way you can take sides. one feels a great sense of allegiance, i think, particularly for the servants downstairs, and because in many ways, i think especially in "downtown abbey" they exemplify a changing world. you can see the old deferences that they took for granted that they chaff against. that is typical. servants were a major part of the workforce. more than a third of british women employed worked in domestic service. at that point you were either a servant or had servants. >> the famous round tree report on poverty drew the line between the poor and the

downton abbey is back. fervent fans in full character as the dramatic saga continues. >> people who have no brirve british heritage, look to the british as the penultimate of how to look and dress. >> good evening everyone, thanks for joining us. joie chen is on assignment. i'm adam may. on thursday we warned you about that massive storm bearing down on the east coast, it certainly lived up to its expectations. it blanketed the east obligate with it freezing temperatures. the process of dirging out and cleaning -- digging up and cleaning out is just begun. hundreds of thousands all across the northeast woke up to a blanket of snow and frigid single digit temperatures. the snow dumped up to two feet of snow in massachusetts. reports of wind gusts more than 50 miles an hour for the wind chill factor as low as 9 minus 30 degrees. >> we worry about hypothermia. >> three major highways just outside new york city where more than an inch of snow is going sideways. a second day of cancellations for air travelers fr

they play "downton abbey." >> turn that off? >> what off? >> that!> you could tell he's so upset that they're making him watch it. >> that's a funny punishment. >> grant is 4 years old and apparently they filmed this video after he wouldn't clean up his toys right before he had his little bed. >> cartoons, all the kid wants to see is cartoons, give me some thomas the tank engine. >> it's a punishment! >> please! >> tell me what you want, i can't understand -- >> i want to turn this off. >> i don't know what it is. >> it's "downton abbey"? >> he knows what it is. >> he says it a lot better than a lot of people who think it's "downtown abbey." >> you don't want to watch that? >> no. >> how come? >> i just don't. >> you don't like it? is it boring? >> yes, it is. >> the sensibilities of a 4-year-old not the same as a 4 -- >> look at me. >> "downton abbey." >>> 72 ounces of steak. that is a huge hunk of meat. could youright? the world record for eating 72 ounces of steak belongs to our buddy furious "t," we know him because he does all sort of crazy meat

it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >> i spent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. they don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conviction for an armed bank robbery he claims he didn't commit, but he does take credit for dozens of other bank robberies, some of which landed him a prior 11-year sentence at another federal penitentiary. >> the yankee bandit, my cellmate at one time, a world famous bank robber, he holds a record at 72 banks robbed. and i'm like, come on, man, i was just getting warmed up at 72. throughout the years i've probably robbed more than 100 and no more than 150. put it that way. >> torres says the inspiration to become a bank robber occurred when he was a young boy growing up in a tough part of orange county. >> i never had money in my pocket to buy an ice cream when i was a kid, and that used to bother me because all the other kids had money, and i got caught stealing one time, you know, from the neighborhood guy, and i rememb

season 4 of downtown abbey" is back and we "downtown abbey." >>> "downtown abbey" fans this is the night we've been waiting for. for months now after season three ended in tragedy. >> we have a preview of season four that ends on masterpiece. spoiler alert. if you haven't watched all three seasons, watch with a low volume for the next few minutes. >> the splendor of "downtown abbey" hasn't changed a bit. lives of those within are turned upside down. >> my husband is dead. can't you understand what that means? >> a cloud overshadows the joy of a birth of abbey's new heir. the shocking death of matthew in a car crash the end of season three sees his wife mary deeply mourning. >> we are allowed to accompany her on her road out of the trauma, out of the grnief. >> one great romance ends another blossoms. among the potential changes, abbey's first black character. he sweeps lady rose off her feet. >> gary is incredible. and we get a whiff of the jazz era coming in to the dusty halls. >> the whirlwind '20s bring changes for the characters. >> up don't understand with these toasters and mixers.

season four of downton abbey.u on a tour of the set and tell you what may be in store for the upcoming season. >>> a lot of us are on edge because we are one day away from the return of the characters who live upstairs and downstairs at if the downton abbey. the shocking third season, there's been a lot of waiting and speculation about what is in store for season four. we are going speculate about that, too. here is max foster with a look at the set and real home featured in "downton abbi." >> good morning. this is early for you to be up and abtd. >> early rises of us all. >> reporter: class and it's about class. the series follows the trials and tribulations of the crowley family and the outbreak of world war i. >> ethel, i have a message for you. >> reporter: it also tracks the parallel lives of servants living downstairs. it's a costume drama without an ending, airing in more than 100 countries. what is the reality behind the story line? i went to meet the lady who owns it real life downton abbey in southern en

the real downton abbey.ith the lady of the manor. >> i'm very lucky to be living here. >> why the show has nothing on the real life happenings. >> royal style watch. >> you can wear them in the evening. >> kate, william and harry. where they all dropped some pounds. >> prince harry's aegular around here. brad pitt was spotted the other day. >> and we're going full hogwarts. >>> hello. i'm michael corbett riding the eye. the veryy best way to see londo. today we are living like royalty. the fine dining, five-star accommodations and the secret hideaways where london's upper crust can always be found. but rst, let's check in with mario back home. >> thank you, corbett. what a great view that is from the eye. we've gotome more great views here as we check out some of london's star reaeal estate. >> london calling. kevin spacey, johnny depp and gwyneth leading a great british invasi. >> one of the most famous americans livining here in lond, madonna. residing right there in that beautiful town house. the material

abbey season for kicks off. >> is sybil coming back?hat's all i want to know. >> lady sybil is gone. >> are you kidding me? >> no, tom, we are not kidding you. your long nightmare is over, fans. successful too early in 2014 -- losing the exclusive streaming rights to downton abbey. the season will still air on pbs. amazon is now showing that it could be some serious competition for netflix. does netflix even care about the loss? they have had success with their own house of cards and their original series. netflix went from second-worst performer back and when the 11 to the top performer -- 2011 to the top performer last year in the s&p 500. and the the revenue content, can you call netflix a fourth network? >> i think so. they have mashed themselves into the living room in a way that other people have not. it is a very interesting model. i think people are talking about netflix. people are getting rid of apple tv just so they can upgrade to apple tv so that they can get apple tv, netflix. , netflixll the success is starting to do somet

. >> downton abbey season for kicks off. >> is sybil coming back? that's all i want to know. >> lady sybil is gone. >> are you kidding me? >> no, tom, we are not kidding you. your long nightmare is over, fans. amazon staged a successful too early in 2014 -- winning the exclusive streaming rights to downton abbey. the season will still air on pbs. amazon is now showing that it could be some serious competition for netflix. does netflix even care about the loss? they have had success with their own house of cards and their original series. netflix went from second-worst performer back in 2011 to the top performer last year in the s&p 500. with all the revenue and the content, can you call netflix a fourth network? >> i think so. they have mashed themselves into the living room in a way that other people have not. it is a very interesting model. i think people are talking about netflix. people are getting rid of apple tv just so they can upgrade to apple tv so that they can get apple tv, netflix. >> with all the success, netflix is starting to do somet

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[ laughter ] "downton abbey" with porn music? i think we can make that happen.ng tom into his brother's arms. ♪ it's not what sybil wanted from him. she told me. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one is from heather stearns, "hey jimmy, can you see if there's someone in your audience who looks like a cross between ron weasley and mr. bean?" a cross between ron weasley and mr. bean, i'll check the audience. how about that guy there? yeah, that's pretty good. not too shabby. that's pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] i said it once, i said it a thousand times, it's really fun being an intern at our show. >> steve: yeah. nice big eye move. >> jimmy: this one's from @lisatuttle. said, "hey jimmy, i love the popular tv jingle 800-588-2300 empire. but, i've always wanted to hear it sung by a professional opera singer. you should make that happen. i love that song too. ladies and gentlemen, to perform the empire jingle, please welcome richard troxell, everyone. ♪ >> jimmy: richard troxell, whenever you're ready, take it away. ♪ 800-588-2300 empire empire ♪ [ ch

so the triple action arrested i canlated by prime minister abbey and strongly supported by the central bank of japan is beginning to turn into results, yes, and we certainly hope it will continue to do so, thanks to critical reforms that have to be implemented, which were announced by prime minister abbey as late as yesterday. >> let's talk about europe. you are here. you are thinking that the countries that use the euro will see 1% growth over the year in 2014. if that's fen with us and we have serious structural problems here in europe, give us an is. >> europe has gone a long way away from will the yoeuro joan break up? is it still worth it? they have passed that stage. they have taken some real serious steps in the direction of banking union. they are not there yet, particularly in backstops and, you know, common resolution systems, but they have made huge progress. they have now built this potential wall, the european stability mechanism that they can erect in case of problem in any parts of the zone. so those things are good. there seems to be a common drive towards more integrat

thank you have much. >> and back to nischelle. >> i am here with my friends from "downton abbey" and there is a whole big of you. >> a big cast. >> and you are up for the best ensemble cast for the series and you are in the fourth season now, and i'm a big fan and i want you to know, they have issues with what is going on right now. >> what are the issues? >> and nothing with me, is it? >> no, i want lady edith to run and not come back, because she is not going to have things turn out well with the fellow she is with. >> and you are a little bit behind so we don't dare say anything, because we will be doing spoilers. >> well, don't spoil it, but my dvr needs to catch up. i was talking the you guys, the cast last year, and it was the fir first time that everybody was here, and very, very exciting and now when you come back, you think that there is a little bit more of a handle on it? >> well, you are the only one -- >> well, i didn't come last year. >> and you didn't come last year, and nobody did? >> well, we didn't expect to win it. that is why. >> and now you are like, well, we won

also downton abbey's mcgovern.e watching come disunless he's with his family. breaking bad was also on the list. what is the president's taste in television tell us about him. do the shows he watch have any influence on him and what kind of impact they have on us in the political culture of our country? for that, i want to introduce our panel, we have culture writer with "the new york times," david isikoff, liz winstead, john fuguelesang is back, and we have michael shearer, the white house correspondent for the new york times who wrote the article this week about the president's edgy tv picks. welcome to all of you. michael in washington, i'll start with you. i'm reading through your list, obviously there was an error in your reporting because up with steve kornacki was not on the president's list, clearly an oversight. but i'll let that one go for right now. you write in this article, it is obviously difficult to discern what any of this really means or tells us about the president's psyche or politics or anythin

listen mayor, that may count as payback on downton abbey -- [laughter] this is jersey payback is waking up duct taped to the roof of holland opportunity during friday afternoon rush-hour. not ooh, they said what about tomorrow? [laughter] some have claimed that all of this -- do you like that? how could you not? how could you not? [laughter] some have claimed that all of this, the bridge shutdown, the leaning on mayors is proof that governor christie here is a bit of a bully but on fox one man was smart enough to see through all that. >> what about this bully narrative? >> i would have to say that in this sort of familiar nied -- familiarinnized atmosphere -- femininized atmosphere -- >> jon: of new jersey snj? the state choose chief exports are axe body spray and lit fart? that? that atmosphere? or do you mean the familiarinnized atmosphere in -- femininized atmosphere where we have to coexist together. >> men have learned the hard way that if you act like an old fashioned guy's guy you are in constant danger of looking sexist or thuggish or whatever. >> jon: ah, so bullies thugs and s

"downtown abbey" is back. "new day sunday" starts right now. >> good morning. >> it's 6:00 here on the east coast. we have two words to wake you up this morning. >> i bet one is cold. >> first one is brutally. yes brutally cold. temperatures the likes of which we have not seen in decades are about to grip much of the united states. already winter weather is responsible for now 13 deaths in the past week. >> it's causing havoc at airports nationwide. more than 1,500 flights are canceled today. >> parts of north dakota already buried in snow and slick conditions could see temperatures drop to 30 below zero. but with the windchills, it's really going to feel like minus 50. >> to give you an idea of how dangerous this weather is with windchills down to negative 35 degrees, your flesh can freeze in ten minutes. if it gets down to negative 50 degrees it only takes five minutes. cold weather warnings are popping up everywhere. >> get ready for bone chilling cold. behind this snowstorm that hit large portions of the m

for that you get this entire channel from downton abbey to the kids stuff to ken burns documentaries. this just turned into a pledge drive, what the hell just happened here? [laughter] all i'm saying is you get this tote bag and a copy of the flaiter mouse signed by beverly sills. that's at the $60 level. >> jon: do you feel like news budgets have shrunk. when you look at the news business are they doing a diss service by creating -- disservice by creating so much noise ands that had a solved problems or is is that putting too much emphasis on the power they wield? >> i think it's an inappropriate amount of emphasis? if you continue to create a content that is weak, to put it mildly, i don't that i this you are going to have an informed citizenry that makes informed decisions. if you watch the half hour nighty newscast, it shifted a tremendous amount since i immigrated here. at that time there were three guys. >> jon: wait a minute, now you cell our news? >> yeah, there's that. >> jon: that's my people's job. it's a little back and forth ethnic humor. [ laughter ] but i understand tha

. >> americans did fall in love with the uk's downtown abbey. >> i'll have the weekend. >> what is ar: proof there's a search for something kinder and gentling. >> american tv has to have something blow up or have sex every three seconds, these shoes are different. >> reporter: shots says several networks expressed interest, the key is finding ideas that will work here. >> what makes something compelling is something you have not seen before. if you haven't seen before, you might just stop and look at it. >> reporter: what exactly will slow tv look like in america? well, you'll have to be patient. consider it practice. for today, joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> so what does your gut tell you? would you watch slow tv? go to newsnation.msnbc.com to vote. take a look what the news nation is saying about yesterday's gut heck with a sell of marijuana now legal in colorado. do you support legal retail sales of marijuana? 92% of you said yes only 8% of you said no. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm milismy the cycle is up next. that's why new york has a new plan -- do

love interest in the production was played by an actor who plays a party loving aristocrat in downton abbeys practicing for the role as an early age. thank you for joining us. ♪ >> yeah! [cheers and applause] what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? hello. >> how are y >> how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. come on down. [cheers and applause] hello, and welcome to millionaire. [cheers and applause] yeah. with me today is a middle school choir teacher who believes she missed her true calling in life-- a qvc infomercial spokesperson. from plano, texas, give it up for toni ugolini-- u-go-lini? >> yeah. >> ugolini! toni! toni ugolini! >> it's hard. it's hard. >> it's a--it's a little hard. >> it's a mouthful. >> i like it. toni, so you-- >> thank you. >> you wan

i heard that a porn version of the pbs show "downton abbey" is in the works. [ light laughter ] i would to you but it would just sound like a game of clue. [ light laughter ] the butler did it -- in the library -- with the lead pipe. [ laughter and applause ] that's correct. >> steve: colonel mustard? >> jimmy: i saw that pope francis recently invited 16 rabbis to have lunch with him at the vatican. then they got a minister, walked into a bar, and blew everybody's mind. [ laughter ] a pope, a minister and 16 rabbis walk into a bar. >> steve: i think the rabbi said, "you get the check. we'll get the tips." [ audience oohs ] oh, come on! [ laughter ] seriously! >> jimmy: you should have retired earlier. >> steve: i should have retired. >> jimmy: i get it, tips. >> steve: yeah, because of the moils and -- yeah, circumcision. [ laughter ] >> they made a pact -- abraham made a pact with god. >> jimmy: it's a classic circumcision joke. [ laughter ] >> steve: don't rub it too hard, turns into a suitcase. >> jimmy: anyway! [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> steve: this will all be cut out. enjoy it

. >>> in entertainment news, "downton abbey" scored huge ratings making it the highest rated drama in pbs history. >>> "saturday night live" announced its first african american female cast member since 2007. sasheeria zamata will make her debut on january 18th. >>> in an ask me anything session, jerry seinfeld revealed he is working on a top secret project with larry david saying quote, it is big, huge, gigantic. even bigger than that amazon package. >> impossible. >>> forbes is out with their 30 under 30 list including olivia wilde, lena dunham, michael b. jordan, jennifer lawrence, miley cyrus and lorde. >> your favorite miley cyrus on there. >> of course. why not? >>> julia roberts' niece emma is engaged to her co-star evan peters. the two have been dating since the spring of 2012. >>> eva longoria is "maxim's" woman of the year. >> she looks great. >> she had to reschedule her interview in order to get her present her thesis for her masters degree at cal state north ridge. beauty and brains. >>> eurythmics will reunite for a tribute to the beatles. it airs on cbs on the 29th whic

right now he will keep on traveling to the region in the next few months and he is michael said at the abbey a military funeral of ariel sharon baptist still to be confirmed we know that vice president joe biden will be leaving the us delegation to the funeral. a statement from him as well but that statement from second to stage on kerry. the most interesting one coming from the obama administration very possible want. indeed he recalls a real strong or weak as using his nickname and also describing his name as a big bear of a man a very very possible that statement about the relationship between the two of them even before that koreas. in politics even began it was a very difficult a diplomatic tightrope for the a bomb and demonstration with all the statements coming from all parts of the administration paying tribute that being very very careful indeed about that. a constant problem reporting from washington. we just heard in the last few minutes that sour ale sharon's coffin will go on display at tomorrow for members of the you would like to pay their respects his funeral. we understand i

and when hendrickson won the world championship last year, van, jerome, and abbey hughes and alyssa johnson celebrated it as a victory for all. >> when they write the history of women's ski jumping, what do you hope is written about this period? >> you know i hope that they write that we did as much as we could for the sport. and we left it off better than we found it. >> reporter: charting a flight path for women to follow. anne thompson, nbc news, park city, utah. >> that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we are in shock, disbelief, we're number. we're grieving, and please give us some time. >> right now at 6:00, the police chief chokes up as he and officers try to understand what went wrong during investigation that ended when an officer shot and killed one of their own. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. new details about the tragic mistake. an officer killed by his long-time colleague. we're learning more about

premiere of season four of the british blockbuster, "downton abbey."mourning over the sudden death of matthew crawly in the closing moments of last season. now, they are going to be thrust back into the life of his grieving family at the start of the roaring '20s with new characters and dramatic new storylines. i have what he a chance to talk with the show's executive producer, liz true bridge, about how it all unfolds following the departure of leading man, dan stevens. >> none of us wanted dan to go the same time we did understand that he had committed to three seasons. it was a great opportunity for him to go and work in the u.s. which is something he always wanted to do. of course, we knew about a year before that he was going because julian had to write him out. we wanted to give him a proper sendoff, and of course for us in the u.k., that meant christmas. so we were in big trouble when we did that at christmastime. we just felt that we had to -- it had to be a big story. we couldn't do it any other time except for the end. but, you know, the thin

the cast of "downton abbey" will be here at the table as well. i can't wait to talk to michelle dockery. this is one of the longest red carpets for the award show. it's going to be a minute before people get down here my way. it's such a long red carpet. >> just to kind of give our viewers some insight, how does this -- how does this roll? like, do you know who you're going to be able to grab and interview? is it lined up? or are you basically just seeing who's going to stop by the platform and give you some love? >> reporter: yeah. there's a little bit of both. we definitely try to line up some people. and we definitely have a publicist and press folks, johnny galiki back here behind me taking some photos. he's nominated tonight for "the big bang theory." the show is nominated. jim parsons also for best actor. sometimes publicists come up and say i have so and so. would you look for me to bring them over. we've heard tonight from kevin spacesy's publicist, michelle dockery's publicist. then sometimes we just have people to come by here. i've got

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her love interest was played by andrew alexander who now plays a party loving aristocrat in downton abbey>> the teams for the super bowl have arrived in emergency with the broncos landing yesterday and peyton manning is trying to become the first quaterback to win the super bowl with two different teams. the seahawks landed later. no player on the seahawks roster has any super bowl experience. of course, richard sherman will probably get the most questions dug media day temperature. it is expected to be cold dug the game on sunday but not to the point where plans have to be changed. >> to the point that is driving down ticket prices. imagine that, mike. >> it is. it look like the snow will hold off. it will be the day before the the day after. the temperatures will be around 30 or cooler by the time they get started. now, what is going on here temperature-wise, we are running very mild from 40 in fairfield and concord and only cooler in los gatos at 39 to 51 in oakland and traveling the state today, you may run into light hours if you are headed north along the coast toward crescent city

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and when hendrickson won the world championship last year, van, jerome, and abbey hughes and alyssa johnsons a victory for all. >> when they write the history of women's ski jumping, what do you hope is written about this period? >> you know i hope that they write that we did as much as we could for the sport. and we left it off better than we found it. >> reporter: charting a flight path for women to follow. anne thompson, nbc news, park city, utah. >> that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> i had a gun put to my head. he said you will do what i say, or i will kill you. >> you know what happened to

donna says, too much excitement on downton abbey and revenge.o stay up to catch your first show live. >> the wine isn't done yet. >> is that our t.j.? >> i hope not. >> david sampson says a witty reason why i'm awake and the coffee hasn't kicked in yet. >> or, thomas, maybe the coffee was wrong. >> i'm sorry, tomorrow is another day, mika. >> it is. we will give it a try. you won't bad at the golden globes stuff. why don't you come on over? join us right now. >> i'm coming! >> starts right now! >> the golden globe goes to

the content providers, even companies like itb, they make downtown abbey. they can sell that.or is where the future is media companies and that is where i would prefer to focus my investments. >> you like for the hardware businesses over the software businesses. why is that? >> i like both. but i like the technology area globally because it has been marked underinvestment. greatwe came out of the crisis of 20 -- of 2008, we have not seen the desperate levels pick up sufficiently to where they were in proportion to gdp. it is now starting to decelerate. -- accelerate. everything is becoming connected. pile ands a huge cash are willing to spend it to build a bigger platform. $3 billion for google is a splash in the ocean. it is not a big dent in the cash pot. they are generating so much cash flow per quarter. >> and they note his business because google ventures is one of the investors. thank you so much. energy andk about investment in energy markets will become back. ♪ >> welcome back. edmund is here. new energy. old energy -- the old companies in europe is the second worst pe

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