and amy poehler. >> things can get a little crazy. not everything has to be explained and justified. >> two smart women. >> so am i. so is this one. >> yeah. deal with it. >> funny on their own. >> yeah. i farted. jealous? >> together, hilarious. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on everything. >> anything. >> from humble sketch comedy beginnings -- >> look, jimmy, it's teen punk pop sensation avril lavigne. >> they became power houses. tonight, a tandem. poised again for golden global domination. >> this is better. >> this is better. >> this is good. >> we got it now. >> tina fey and amy poehler: first ladies of comedy. >> it's just a great night for celebrating. >> i'm wearing a corset. there might be air going to my head. >> it's good fun. >> it's the party of the year. the golden globes presented every year by the hollywood foreign press association. but in 2013, something different. two new hosts. >> ladies and gentlemen, tina fey and amy poehler! >> could they pull it off? headlining this show packed with a-listers boozing

>> amy is an incredibly comedy machine. >> what about that amy poehler?gets all the lines every week. leslie, leslie, leslie. >> i mean, how did it -- >> it's actually the center of the show. it's really weird. >> no, she's the best. she's the sweetest and technically she's the leader of our show, you would never know it. she's just so kind. >> admired by their comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty. and they bring brains. they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. i hear she's amazing in it. >> their legacy will be they made you laugh. >> two wildly accomplished writers, produces and actresses. for tina, her career has become more than she ever imagined. >> i feel i've exceeded my wildest dreams. >> when you think about what you're doing now in wrr liyour now, do you pinch yourself and say wow? >> i wanted my life to be filled with doing good work with my friends. i feel like i'm doing that now which is awesome. it's been a slow and steady race for me. i

>> monster. >> amy is like an incredible comedy machine. >> what about that amy poehler?her. she seems to get all of her lines every week. >> she's the center of the show. >> no, she's the best. she's the sweetest. technically she's the leader of the show but you would never know it. she's just so kind. >> admired by comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty and they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> their legacy will be, they made you laugh. >> two wildly accomplished writers, producers and actresses. for tina, her career has become more than she ever imagined. >> i feel like i've exceeded my wildest dreams. >> when you think about your life now, do you pinch yourself and say, wow? >> i really always wanted my life to be filled with doing good work with my friends. so i feel like i'm getting to do that now, which is awesome. it's been a very slow and steady race for me. i like the long game, or the long con is maybe -- >> so you're the

>> monster. >> amy is like an incredible comedy machine. >> what about that amy poehler?her. she seems to get all of her lines every week. >> she's the center of the show. >> no, she's the best. she's the sweetest. technically she's the leader of the show but you would never know it. she's just so kind. >> admired by comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty and they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> their legacy will be, they made you laugh. >> two wildly accomplished writers, producers and actresses. for tina, her career has become more than she ever imagined. >> i feel like i've exceeded my wildest dreams. >> when you think about your life now, do you pinch yourself and say, wow? >> i really always wanted my life to be filled with doing good work with my friends. so i feel like i'm getting to do that now, which is awesome. it's been a very slow and steady race for me. i like the long game, or the long con is maybe -- >> so you're the

and amy learned at 3 years of age to walk through the tourists like this. because everybody would -- "there's the baby, there's the baby." and she got to where she would walk straight through without even seeing them. i remember when we got to the white house and she went to school the first day, there was amy going in like this, which she had been doing all her life. and everybody felt so sorry for her.

amy po a amy poehler took the award for best actress.t to bring in the executive producer, barry adelman, a man i call my second father. it is great to have you on. it thank you for joining me. what is it like to work with tina and amy? this was their sophomore run but, gosh, they are so good. >> they are an amazing, amazing couple of hosts. the funny thing is that opening monologue, they came in with so many jokes that we decided to use them all. it really created a situation for us backstage, because everything started a lot later than we thought it was going to start after they were through but somehow we got through it and it was worth it. i thought the bit they did with sosi, kevin bacon's daughter, was hilarious. amy came out as randy. very funny stuff. >> what were some of the surprises, barry? what surprises did you see last night? >> i think you're right. i think andy sandberg was a surprise. it just kind of emphasized the "saturday night live" heritage legacy and success that goes on. we had backstage, you know we had jimmy fal

bridget fowler how do you view what i tell you i sort of agree with amy on this i think it's probably only time will agree the segment but i think we're there is an error this is not a black and white thing this is a shade of gray larry i got to tell you and so i totally understand why every citizen here is he's a hero for sort of exposing what general you know general clapper wouldn't say at the intelligence committee and on and on and on and on but if he truly wanted to be a hero he would of followed all the whistleblower protection laws here in this country he would have sort of stood up and took his penalty like the man like a man and said running off to russia seems to me to be a little bit weird but i got to tell you i my my opinion this changes every day on this and really particular and the what do you make of senator rand paul is going to launch a class action lawsuit i guess representing everybody in america against the government over surveillance programs well i think it's both very principled on his part he is a libertarian after all but also very politically savvy he's s

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welcome back joining me now to politicking favorites amy holmes independent an anchor of the hot list on glenn beck's the blaze t.v. she joins us from blaze newsroom in new york and in d.c. is richard fowler host of the richard fowler show we thank you both let's pick up on the earlier discussion amy what do you make of edward snowden hero or villain. well i wouldn't say that he's a villain that's too strong of a word but i think that he is dodging responsibility and that if he wanted to be a responsible whistleblower he would have gone through responsible channels hired a lawyer go to the house intelligence committee the senate intelligence committee and let them know that what he had discovered but what we also know that is very troubling to me about mr snowden was that back in two thousand and nine when he was working for the cia his supervisor alleged that mr snowden was trying to hack into top secret national security files so we know that this was a guy with an agenda he didn't go through the proper channels and even beyond that his revelations go far beyond possible privacy vio

the congress will be able to join him in six finding a way to make this law work for all americans amy what do you make liz cheney pulling out of the senate race in wyoming well she said it was for personal family reasons and some subsequent reporting suggested that that is the case there's one child who has childhood diabetes and another child who has some unspecified issue going on while that child is in college so i take her at her word she apparently was raising money at a pretty good clip of her polling wasn't nestlé pulling up to be able to really challenge mr enzi but i can tell you republicans are breathing a sigh of relief that liz cheney is backing out the race so that they don't have this messy primary leading into november but one thing to get back to obamacare we have folks who are facing sticker shock higher premiums higher deductibles these are major problems it's not just p.r. it's not just technological failure failure it is baked into the cake and baked into the policy and i think obamacare supporters really need to face that you guys want to make you forget is that i

amy poehler that is. >> amy poehler is nominated for her work on "parks & recreation." >> i believe amy tonight. can we get a shot of her? >> she looks amazing. >> wow, radiant. it is hard to believe she's a 42-year-old mother of two. >> i hear she's a little bit hard to work with. >> i hear she's a straight-up bitch. >> getting a little friendly with a table mate. that would be bono. >> she planted a big one after being named best actress in a musical or comedy series. he seemed receptive. >> one of the evening's more unusual moments happened early in the show. >> jacqueline bissett stunned over winning best actress in a miniseries or tv film. it took her awhile to get out of her chair. sitting so far back from the front she practically had to hail a cab to get to the stage. >> when she finally got there she seemed totally unprepared. rambling on. eventually getting her mike cut off. awkward. >> oh, yeah. >>> now the red carpet watch. with this year's biggest hits and misses, major points for a hollywood newcomer. "12 years a slave" nominee lupita nyong'o dazzled in a crimson ralph lau

and in new york, amy hough. david, is it a good thing that glenn beck has now admitted that he helped divide the country? sfwh you know, at first when i saw it, i was seduced by beck again. this is theismish boy scott glenn beck. and he's really an engaging person when he does that. i had to go back to the clip toes remind myself of the darker glenn beck. and him admitting he made mistakes, i could have been nicer, i wish i could been nicer, i wish i had appreciated the people are more fragile. please, honestly, i don't think it's a good thing. honestly. and i don't want him back in a mainstream venue like fox. i really don't where you had 1.8 million people every night listening to his craziness. >> he has his own venue. amy, why is glenn saying this now? is he trying to soften his edge a bit to help the blaze? >> you know, in fact, he's been having this conversation for quite some time. for his listeners, readers, this isn't anything new. i've been hearing glenn talk about these themes of reconciliation. but i

amy poehler is nominated for her work on "parks and recreation." >> i believe amy is here tonight.e looks amazing. >> radiant. hard to believe she is a 42-year-old mother of two. >> i hear she is difficult to work with. >> oh, yeah. she's a straight up bitch. >> they are good together. >> they are so funny. i love them. >> now to more talked about moments. early in the show, a stunner for jacqueline bisset. winning best actress for miniseries or tv film. >> no one seemed more stunned than bisset herself, talking kind of in kind of an awkward way. finally front and center. practically had to hail a cab to get to the stage. >> it was really uncomfortable. she finally got there. totally unprepared to accept an award. she kind of paused for a while. and then she rambled on, eventually getting her mike cut off. too bad about her hair, too. but -- and she had to get bleeped. there was cursing in there. >> very awkward. but you know, sometimes awkward tv is some of the most entertaining. in that respect, she was a resounding success. >> there you go. >>> we move on. raising eyebrows, amy

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and i wanted to be home when amy got home from school. so i stopped scheduling anything in that part of the afternoon. we would jog or exercise, swim and sit on the truman doctrine and talk about what he yet done during the day and what i had done during the day and we had a good relationship. what i learned in the white house was that there is no way to know what is happened because of the press. you cannot learn from newspapers or from two minutes of tv. we didn't have computers. we have a big mainframes still in the white house. i don't think he got those activated. this was a long time ago. 30 years ago. but i couldn't tell. he said every day he stepped off the elevator upstairs, i would ask -- i had to know. i was touring the country had press conferences and i needed to know. in february, one day he stepped off the elevator he said, why don't you come to cabinet meetings and then you'll know how we do things? i sat around --cabinet meetings have staff around the room. i sat by. max cleveland was in a wheelchair. he was head of veter

tonight -- amy adams, from "the wolf of wall street," margot robbie. and music from xolie morra and the strange kind. and now once again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> welcome. thank you for braving the forces of nature to be here tonight. it's hard to believe, but it was 73 degrees here in hollywood today. i almost started to feel guilty driving into work in shorts with my moon roof open this morning. but then i remembered, you know, a lot of you may have the cold to deal with, but here in california, we have gary busey to worry about and that's all year long. it doesn't go away in the spring. i think they make new weather up. three days ago, i never heard of after polar vortex. now i think gwyneth paltrow is naming her kid polar vortex. roughly half the united states is experiencing sub zero temperatures right now. it was colder in chicago, in minneapolis and detroit today than it was at the south pole. for real. basically the plot to the disney movie frozen has come true. we need an adorable singing snowman to help us break the curse. guiller

there is amy poehler.rence. i missed it. >> so last year they made fun of her saying stay away from michael j. fox's son. and she later said, there is a special place in hell for women who aren't supportive of other women. so when amy poehler -- >> i said she said it facetiously. >> no, she said it in an magazine article. >> amy poehler won and tina goes, congratulations, there is a special place in hell for you. >> what was going on with the flooding. i saw the pregame on the re car ped. >> before the show started, a pipe burst on the red carpet. it wasn't clean water. it was, like, blackish -- >> was it sewage? >> some said it was a sewage pipe. some said it was sprinklers. designers and celebrities alike were very concerned. they aren't paying for the dresses. a lot of them are on loan. if you have a train -- there is sludgy water, yeah, yeah. so anyway, they were steaming it, tearing it up, rinsing it. it all worked out, except if you were some of the international reporters who had a big puddle in fro

amy? >> good morning, cheryl, we just talked to one of the fire victims who says he is very happy about this news and very relieved. here is the mug shot we have for you of 48-year-old patrick brennan, they said he set between 12 fires between last wednesday, the 8th, and sunday, the 12th, including the five-alarm warehouse fire that ended up shutting down streets and schools. police say that brennan has committed arson in other states and served time for it. they arrested had him last night, he went willingly, and did not put up a fight. >> at this point we are extremely certain that we have the individual responsible for all the arsons that have occurred in the city. we conducted -- as sergeant randall mentioned, a search warrant on his residence where we retrieved additional items showing him to have been the person who committed these crimes. >> reporter: police had surveillance video of him outside a home that was set on fire. they say that was extremely helpful. their other big break

amy pohler and tina fey will return to be hosts, and there are a-lister presenters, but it is who isbe there who has everybody talking. actor/director woody al elen will be presented one of the top honors when he receives the cecil b. demille lifetime award and chances are that he won't show up. let's talk to samantha who is host of the pop trigger, and also stacy nelson, senior editor of the hollywood reporter, and start with you, stacy, why would woody allen not show up? >> well, he has made a long practice of never attending the awards show which started four decades ago when his film was snubbed, and he believes that they are silly, but he did attend the oscars to thank the a academy for support of new york city, and that was a sort of emotional moment for him, but all sources say he is not attending, and if he did, that would be the shock of the night. >> wow. samantha, do you agree? >> i do agree, and she hit the nail on the head and it not only wo woody who will not show up, but talk about oprah winfrey, and jonah hill who got royally snubbed from the hollywood press, and opra

in the "crossfire" tonight, neera tanden and amy kremer.sident obama has decided to get new -- he's just as sick of the job that congress is doing as the rest of us. in his exclusive interview with cnn's jake tapper today the president went out of his way to explain why. >> the house republicans in particular have had difficulty rallying around any agenda much less mine. and in that kind of environment what i don't want is the american people to think that the only way for us to make big change is through legislation. we've all got to work together to continue to provide opportunity for the next generation. >> the president's pen already has the house republicans rolling over. they're suddenly talking about compromise on everything from immigration to the debt limit. mr. president, keep on writing and the republicans will keep rolling over. amy, i mean, look, with 65% of the american people disapproving of the tea party, the house republicans now running away from the tea party, are you afraid that the house republicans will throw you under

i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. happy new year. ♪

cabin fever kicks in. >> amy, people may be trying to get away. you are stuck at the airport? >> if you're booking travel during the winter, get travel insurance. you have to get that insurance before the storm is actually named or else it is void. if you're booking a trip right now for february, get that travel insurance. if you're stuck at the airport, use social media. it can take hours for an e-mail alert to arrive to you. the twitter handles will have that information for you. you can be on the ball. you can be first in line to try to rebook your flight. one last piece of advice. you can buy a day pass to most airline lounges at an airport for $25 to $50. it is a great place to wait out a storm. it is much more comfortable. >> great advice. amy, paul, thank you both. >>> up next, the news this week. and what made your news in 2013? the trends of social mediane check in at time. >>> for more on our show and our guests, you can go to our website. and you can follow us on twitter @onthemoney. >>> earnings season is going to be picking up again.

america is great. >> i'm amy goodman. has just landed.er husband flying in from dallas, fort worth, freed after four years in prison. the crowd is only growing, insecurity here is warning people to step aside -- security here is warning people to step aside. >> you cannot block this area. >> her family is here, her daughter, grandchildren. we will talk to some of them. what are you doing at laguardia airport on new year's day. >> i am coming to see my grandma. >> how old are you? >> nine and three quarters. >> who is your grandma? .ynne stewart >> what you have in your hand? >> flowers. >> who else do we have? >> my name is dante. >> how do you feel? >> great. excited?u >> yes. programrted at the bai and four years ago we started sending cards to lynne stewart because she was part of our electeda board member by the people, so she was part of these committees we were on. we have been sending cards. whenever we get together, we fill them out and send them to her so she is always in the room with us. >> i see you brought some of them today.

hi, amy.t is about 9 or 10 degrees here, which is not the worst i've seen in georgia in my 20 years here, but [indiscernible] >> but it is cold. talk about what you found. maybe you would like to respond to donald trump. >> if i must. on aoking at the weather specific day were specific couple of days and making a decree about climate change is nonsense. the only people who believe that are the people who have never paid attention or respect of the signs in the first place. and the donald is a poster child for that. i don't know if i have much more to add about that. in terms of coverage, though, climate coverage is broadening. it is not just the science and predictions about what might happen in 20 years, but stuff that is in our faces and happening right now. alternative energy .ews, and including fracking climate news is finding its way into other journalism niches. includes stories. when drought causes huge problems with the food supply and for farmers. in security stories where the arctic

amy adams and christian bale on what it took for them to say yes to what turned out to be one of theottest movies this awards season. and how this bad hair and these low cut dresses just might lead to oscar gold. and big mac. >> i would like to show you macintosh in person. >> many inventions never live to see their 30th birthday. but today, the computer that changed the world turned the big three-oh. >> the next ones are going to be even better. >>> good evening. and thanks for joining us. imagine this -- men stay at home doing the house work while we women go to work. forget the backlash over stay at home moms. now it's stay at home dads under fire. that's right, trophy husbands are ruling the playground as their high-powered wives stake out the corner office. so is dad the new mom? >> jake howard potter is used to being a fish out of water. >> what are some of the things you guys do in class? >> floating on our back. >> he's been a stay at home dad for almost four years. >> mommy! >> is that her? i don't think so. >> we were with him two years ago when his daughter skyler was stil

and amy poehler won. "snl" between tina and amy and amy wins the award and jimmy fallon is there and lawrence michael cutways, his master plan went into effect. what were your big surprises of the night? >> i watched on dvr. >> don't study too hard for this job. >> last night, i got to go to the beautiful opening night for carole king musical so that was beautiful. i only got to watch part of the golden globes on dvr. i thought amy and tina knocked it out of the park. you get made fun of, i think you feel special and they made a lot of people feel special. jack phrased it at interesting. i think some people they are so drunk they need a helmet when they leave so they can protect themselves for the after-party. maybe she was stunned because she has not been on that stage in many a year but her acceptance speech was interesting. her distance to the stage was also one for the record. >> that was a theme if you were on twitter last night or watching without the benefit of twitter. the time it took for people

there are tweets that came back toward amy and tina. >> i hate amy poehler and tina. blank you guys are so dumb. another one said i'm never watching the golden globes again. that's for sure. i'm not about to watch my idol get shaded. >> and i don't think it is going to matter because the golden globes got a ten-year high in the ratings bringing in almost 30 million viewers. good for them. i think they have one more year on their contract. >> they were awesome. they were so good. so good. >> all right, what's next, hodi? >> diane keaton, i don't know if you saw her at the golden globes, giving the award to woody allen, who was not there. >> he was with you. he was at the carole king broadway musical "beautiful". >> diane got up, gave her speech and a commercial came on, a l'oreal commercial and you can see diane keaton in that commercial. now, a twitter storm erupted as it tends to do. and they wondered if she was airbrushed, or is it amazing lighting or what did l'oreal do to change the look of diane keaton. >> thank you. 68 years old, proudly, and has been with l'ore

i'm amy goodman. from tokyo,casting japan. members of the white house panel reviewing government surveillance have publicly rejected some of the nsa's key claims in justifying warrantless, mass buying. appearing before a senate hearing, former cia deputy director michael morell and former cia deputy -- house counterterrorism aide richard clarke refuted assertions the bulk election of phone data could have prevented 9/11. programs true the 215 has not played a significant role in disrupting the terraced attacks to this point. statementdifferent than saying the program is not important. thef the information federal agencies had at the time had been shared among the agencies, then one of them, the fbi, could have gone to the fisa court and could have, in a very timely manner, gotten a warrant to monitor the appropriate telephone use. they didn't because they were unaware of the information that existed elsewhere in the government at the time. of overe was a period two years were that information was avai

>> oh, amy and bono.a night that held some surprises. let's get right to chris witherspoon for thegrio.com. we can't talk about it without talking about "12 years a slave." it only one for best picture, drama prize. did you expect it would win more? >> for me, i think that was the biggest upset of the night. back when it first debuted in the toronto film festival, it was held the oscar winner and people thought she would win supporting actress, but the film won best picture so that's kind of a win for the film overall. people are still shocked it didn't take everything. >> let's take a look asome of the big wins in comedy, "american hustle", which i saw this weekend. leo dicaprio and amy adams. >> who beat out meryl streep sfl. >> yes and jennifer lawrence for "american hustle." is he seemed genuinely stunned. >> jennifer lawrence is loved by the hollywood foreign press association. it was a great film, she got to collaborate with her old team from "silver linings playbook", also directed "a fighter" whic

and some of the biggest stars of film and tv are honored at the golden globe while hosts tina fey and amy poehler gore for comedic gold. >> it's a story about how george clooney would rather float away in space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 13th, 2014. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today alex rodriguez plans to file suit to overturn to ruling that bans the new york yankee from baseball for the entire 2014 season. on saturday they changed his suspension from 211 games to 102 games plus the playoffs. rodriguez denies the doping allegations. last night a key witness in the case told his story to "60 minutes." marlie hall has more on that. good morning, marlie. >> anne-marie, the two top leaders of major league baseball also appeared on "60 minutes" and that outraged rodriguez's lawyer. it was anthony bosch who talked about what he said were the details of what he says were extensive and prolonged use of banned substances. >> testosterone and growth fac

john: amy, 10 months until november. what dot done airs and candidates need to do right now? >> they're looking at whether or not the president's numbers can bounce back. we saw an 11-point drop in his approval rating from the beginning of the year until now. . will he be able to get those numbers, if not back to where he was at the beginning of 2013 somewhere in the middle? and you're right. those numbers drive a lot. they drive recruiting, fundraising. republicans who see a president in peril, they're much more interested in running. democrats not as interested in giving to a party that looks like it's going to lose seats. that i think is going to be the most important thing to look at, whether that number comes up or whether he's stuck in the low 40's. that will tell us how bad a night one party or the other is going to have. john: we're going to drill down more closely on some of the main themes. alexis, when you look at what the president has on his agenda. we're thinking about expanding his management priorities, covering trust with the public. his numbers took a big hi

amy hollyfield is live near the scene with more. amy? >> eric, look at the destruction behind me that this fire did here this morning. the business behind me. not the tooling one, but another business back there was destroyed. the roof fell in, and then the apartment, it did spread nextdoor. that burned as well. firefighters are exhausted. they say it was tough to keep this from spreading to all of the other businesses in the area. the enormous fire at the shop this in redwood city shocked even firefighters and forced them to go to a six alarm. when employees of one of the businesses across the street arrived for a 6:00 meeting this morning, they saw the fire and called 911. >> it was incredible. it was i maizing. it was critical. want to make sure everyone was okay. >> no one was inside the building at the time, but there are apartments next door. barbara is one of the residents who had to evacuate. >> it's a shocker but as long as everyone is safe. >> reporter: everyone did make it out safely. firefighters say there were no injuries, b

but amy, that's not always the case, is it?ah, that was something that i felt was not in my piece, and i do think it's important to note. certainly, most of the people who called me the c word or who implied that various horrible things should be done to me or called me a whore, which is not an uncommon experience for a woman journalist who tackles controversial topics, most of them were men. but not all of them were men. i went back and looked through the 800 e-mails i got after writing about the anti-vaccine movement, and there were a couple -- the people who were using those kinds of terms were women. which says to me that this kind of vernacular is being accepted as a part of our public discourse by all people. it's the way to attack a woman on her ideas. and i guess one of the things i've heard from several people is if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen. oh, you're a cry baby if you're complaining about this. i think it's patently clear that amanda hess and i can stand the heat because we opted to write stori

amy, i think us screenwriters look at these things the same way.glad you caught those contradictions the same way i did. i want to look at the other items that you highlighted. and you use this book about lie detection as your guide in putting this piece together. you went to the issue of evading questions. and let's look at the example. we'll look at the video example of what you used there. let's look at this. >> so i'm just asking, what do you ask yourself about? they either thought this is what the boss wanted or as a group they were willing to go rogue and do this and then try to cover it up. >> what does it make me ask about me? it makes me ask about me what did i do wrong to have these folks think it was okay to lie to me? and there's a lot of soul searching that goes around with this. believe me, john, i haven't had a lot of sleep the last two nights, and i've been doing a lot of soul searching. i'm sick over this. >> amy, his sleep pattern is not particularly relevant, but we heard a lot about it. >> yes, we did. and the thing is that he a

amy? >> reporter: and city hall is now getting involved. and firefighters think that could be making a difference they say it doesn't look like the arsonist struck this morning. it's been 24 hours, and they say that's good news. the community has handed out 3,500 fliers about this guy. they also handed out smoke detectors and batteries so residents can be residentdy. they have a sketch of what they think the suspect looks like. they say he's tall, at least 6 feet tall and very thin. they believe he has set 15 fires since wednesday. they are asking people to volunteer to stay up for shifts overnight. community involvement could be making a difference. >> we don't want people out there walking around on the street at night. we don't want people driving around at night. it just makes the police job more difficult. >> nothing has happened within the last 24 hours thankfully. so again, hopefully with all the information that is out there so far and the neighborhoods and the community are being more vigilant and keeping an eye open, perhaps it sl

amy, let me start with you.ead your excellent article and i'm sure a lot of you will read it online or in sunday's action newspaper. what was fascinating to me was some of the lingo you came up with, some of the supporters of the clintons over the years. you put them in categories. for example, hotel california, that group. space cowboys, royal council, nickilippe, the child, sanitation department. give us a sense of what you were trying to drive because all of these groups were encircling hillary in that orbit. >> yeah, absolutely. one of the interesting things about reporting this is people had an endless list of metaphors. hotel california, you can check out but you can never leave. some people said it's like prison, not everyone can adjust to prison on the outside, it's difficult to leave the bubble. yes, i made up some of my own, hard to press secretaries are nick merrill and there are an endless numbers of categories and nicknames as ways to describe the world which is somewhat chaotic and also very devote

this year the show promised lots of laughs from host tina fey and amy polar. did they deliver? we have the best moments and big winners. they we >> they were doing the hustle all night in hollywood. >> and the golden globe goes to "american hustle." >> it stars amy adams and jennifer lawrence who also won for their roles in the film. the biggest was "12 years as a play" and in television "breaking bad" finally made good. they won their first golden globe. it's star also won for best actor. former "saturday night live" alum tina fey and amy polar shined. >> it is nominated for best film starring how george clooney would rather float away in space and die rather than spend one more moment with a woman his own age. >> and one of the most pizza czar mo bizarre moments an ak stress tod stood on stage for several minutes before accepting her own award. midway through her speech the producers tried to play her off but she kept on rambling. taylor swift, reese witherspoon were some of the best dressed while sandra bullock julia roberts andrew barry more they made the worst dressed list

reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks a lot. >>> 6:06 now. to san francisco's duboce triangle neighborhood where someone has been taking expensive potted plants, including small trees from the sidewalk gardens on walter street. one resident believes the responsible party is from the neighborhood. >> that's a heavy load. if you're not local, you don't want to carry a tree that size and a root ball that size. if you have a car, you throw it in the car and go. i think he's a neighbor. and the fact that we've been losing plants for a year and a half also suggests that it's local. >> a neighbor twice captured footage of the man stealing plants in the middle of the night. patrick santana is posting flyers with that image. >>> oakland police are investigating a potential hate crime that has victimized a prominent candidate for mayor next november. flyers depicting a swastika on the forehead of city council member libby shaft were plastered throughout montclair over the weekend. our media partner, the contra costa times reports nobody has claimed res

i'm amy goodman.his is the third day of our broadcast from tokyo, japan, in the final days. we're talking about moving in on the third anniversary of the fukushima disaster. 19,000 people died or went missing on that day march 11, 2011, and the days afterwards when the earthquake triggered a tsunami and three of the reactors at the fukushima nuclear power plant melted down. we're joined right now by futaba's former mayor, katsutaka idogawa. it clear he embraced power. now he has become a vocal critic. he is featured in the film "nuclear nation." we welcome you to democracy now! and thank you for traveling two hours to join us here at the studios of nhk international for this conversation. mayor, explain what happened on that day. a special thanks to mary joyce who is translating for you today. a march 11, 2011, in the days afterwards, when you decided it was time for the thousands of people who lived in your town, futaba, to leave. >> on that day there was an earthquake on the scale we have never expe

so the t m j prnldz are here and mike and amy are here to - they'd love to make a presentation or statement if you so desire also the b.a. e staff should be here oh, they're here to address questions with regards to their work of either the analysis of the two proposals or the potential future development of pier 38. thank you >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment? we do have woods >> good afternoon commissioner aim korean woods. this had to have been a very, very touch decision for two extremely qualified companies both of whom have relationship to the port and who have done excellent work in the past. of course, the money counts. i've worked with amy for many, many years on redevelopment projects and i know she is totally competent at the going straight for the record not diplomatic sometimes (laughter) i think you've got a good team and i sport our decisions thank you >> thank you. >> dwayne jones. are you present? >> is dwayne out in the hollowing. >> can we go to john in the meantime. >> hi, john. >> and can someone locate dwaib john's. >> could a i see if dwayne john'