u2 hit the bayou stage as well, opening for the slicky boys. that were nice guys. >> that is him in the bow tie. love playing there. >> the stage was comfortable and big. sounded grade great. >> reporter: springsteen played the bayou once. a surprise a porns with longtime friend robin thompson. >> there are great photographs. >> reporter: it's a labor of love for scanlon who put it together with three others the last 15 years or so, the funding coming from mainly donations. >> i am proud we stuck with it and happy so many people supported us. our kick start of supporters came in with over $30,000 in funding and made it possible. >> and that bayou might be gone but -- . >> and that defendantination. i had a lot of fun putting it together. i was a big fan of the bayou and the slicky boys and seeing mark today was a lot of fun and this is 90 minutes long and is going to feature not only the performers, but the interview of a lot of people there at the time, bouncers and the bar10ers as well. >> and that is signing well. is it open to the public? >

the biew eye bakery -- bayou bakery coffee bar in arling torp. the washington golf show question of the morning. what did a 30-second commercial cost in the 2012 super bowl for advertise something was it a, $4 million, b, $6 million, or c, $8 million? >> well, facebook friend sarah writes, wusa9 is trying to make you think. it's a quiz. i think my answer is a. the answer is a. accordingthe average cost is $4 million. >> if you answered the question correctly, you have a chance to win four tickets to the washington golf show. one winner will be selected randomly through >>> welcome back. almost 6:54 this tuesday morning. your weather first. we have a pretty sky out there, a mix of clouds and sunshine. or at least sunny in about half an hour when the sun comes up. partly sunny, warmer today. highs from the low 50s north and east to the low 60s south and southwest. mid-50s should do it here in d.c. >>> here's a look at some other things making news right now. the boy scouts of america is considering changing its antigay policy. under new rules being

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> with thousands of jobs on the chopping block this week, it is time for dc to take a cue from the bayou . bobby jindal want to limit the state income tax and corporate tax it is time to change so people can keep their own money and foster an environment where businesses want to invest andreate good paying jobs. he would hike the 4 percent sales tax and some say like it up to washington d.c., is that right or wrong? i am dave asbin. we'll go to steve and rich and mike and john, you love this idea and think it is good for the whole, country explain. >> one of the scandal is not the deficits, but the fact that federal government collects 2.5 trillion. with the consumption or sales tax, this is the lone way we can limit how much money gets to the federal government and more businesses would be created and jobs and the federal government would not be penalizing our work and we would get more work and jobs. >> sounds good to me, rick, to you? >> here's the problem. i will not touch incredibly regressive nature of this. >> by regressive, it hits the poor more than the rich? >> exactly. put the

the bayou will be very different than baltimore. >> the ravens took it practice looking loose and relax. with a 10 game rest, ray lewis is ready for his last performance as a ravens. the defensive coordinator said all the veterans have son the way. >> one thing they bring is how to study, watch films and plus that you add their physical ability. >> coach harbaugh had the team ready for a super bowl run from the start of the season. >> you saw that in the first 17 games. john did a good job preparing the team for that stretch but you could see the resolve that the theme had. they never blinked during those first four weeks. >> ray lewis is not the only leader. ed reed is dpeffen -- given guidance. >> ed reed sees tests an opportunity to start his coaching career. he doesn't just talk about it but work the way you need to. >> then it's off to new orleans monday where they begin their pra ties in the beginning of the week. the forecast for new orleans starting off next week, 75 degrees and sunny. don harrison, abc2 news. >> i hate him so much right now going to new orleans. >> especially w

and meanwhile, forget about mardi gras, the tax cutting party in the bayou state. louisiana governor want to get rid of the state income and corporate tax and slightly higher sales tax and the gang from forbes says his party should go national. and that's at the top of the hour. and afraid of your boss now? what if you get the flu? well, if more workers are scared sick of calling out sick, will that have the economy feeling really sick? latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. . >> neil: all right, these aren't jobs from the movie outbreak. a triage unit at a pennsylvania hospital, more are going up for treating the latest flu cases and it's not just hospitals across america that are feeling rundown. so is the american workplace and now workers are afraid to call in sick out of fear of losing their jobs, so that could be making that flu outbreak worse. >> absolutely. unemployment still at 7.8% and i think that managers in companies far and wide do enough to tell people to stay at home. but i think that fear is right and just. people are in deep, deep fear of gettin

both of them setting up shop in the bayou, our mobile set is at 1 canal street on the banks of the mississippi river, right in the middle of the party. and so is joe kozimore, he is kicking off the 49ers coverage tonight, good evening, jim. >> janell and wow, everyone has their mind on football and why not? super bowl xlvii coming you up, with the 49ers hoping to win their sixth overall super bowl crown. and the ravens being the opponent. as of now, sports and the worlds of politics starting to collide. president barack asked if he had a son, would he let him play football and here is what he said. i'm a big football fan, i have to tell you, if i had a son, i would think long and hard before letting him play football and i think those of us who love the sport have to wrestle with the fact that it will probably change gradually to try to reduce some of the violence. today, at his media session. 49ers head coach jim harbaugh had quite the entertaining response. >> i have a four month old, soon to be 5 month old, son, jack harbaugh, and president obama feels that way, then, there would be less co

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we paddle our way through the bayou. putting in a little sweet basil and there's the sauce that.ator swam his last mile now. >> boy, that looked good, didn't it, a little gator? >>> tomorrow night we meet the voodoo man. we'll take you through this, so get used to it. he had an unusual way of blessing joe montana. don't miss that one. >> can't wait for that. >> i sat next to kate kelly in that game in 1990. >>> the dramatic moment in the 49ers locker room that told so much about the debartolo family? i've got the show stoppers next. career..he has made believers out of coaches, fans, analysts, and most importantly, his teammates. >>> the super bowl will be just the 10th start of colin kaepernick's career. he has made believers out. coaches, fans, analysts and more importantly his teammates. >> kaepernick is the imagine, very bright future, very bright future. >> instead kaepernick did it with his arm completing 76% of his passes. still it's his break-away speech that has coach harbaugh dreaming at night. >> just the way colin kaepernick runs, you know, the gracefulness of his str

. >> reporter: now her small indy film about a young girl growing up in louisiana's bayou will take on some giants for best picture. nine in all. "beast" director bested some of hollywood's biggest for a director nod. many were shocked at the snubs. "argo's" ben affleck, quentin tarantino and "zero dark thirty's" kathryn bigelow off the list. even though they were best picture nominees. >> it's unusual but also inevitable since the best picture category is almost twice as big as the best director category. >> reporter: "silver lining's playbook "books becomes the first film in 30 years nominated in all acting categories. daniel day-lewis is considered almost unbeatable in "lincoln." but a world away from hollywood on the streets of kabul this morning, it wasn't about all those big names. but one you likely never heard. fawad mohammadi who normally sells maps on the street, crowded into an internet cafe to find out the short film he appeared in is up for an oscar. a reminder of the true magic of movies. and then even without a canned acceptance speech, just being nominated really can ch

we're going back some day, and we need some wage on blue bayou. where the budget is fine and you give us a dime, and it's thank you. and they work hard for the money. so hard for the money. they work hard for the money so you better treat them right. all right, they work hard for the money. so hard for it, city. they work hard for the money, so you better treat them right. all right? >> thank you. are there other members of public who wish to speak on item 4? seeing none, public comment is close. we have a motion to send the item forward with recommendation and we'll do that without objection. thank you. >> item no. 5, ordinance amending san francisco administrative code to create a public utilities water enterprise capital cost recovery payment surge charge fund. >> would you call item of as well? >> item no. 6, resolution approving the pre-pavement and collection a agreement between the bay area water supply and conservation agency and public utilities commission and authorizing the taking of appropriate agencies in connections therewith and rel

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now her small indy film about louisiana's bayou will take on some giants for best picture.n all. "beast" director bested some of hollywood's biggest for a director nod. many were shocked at the snubs. "argo's" ben affleck, again ton turn teeno, and "zero dark thirty's" cakathryn big low lef off the list. >> it's unusual but also inevitable since the best picture category is now bigger, almost twice as big as the best director category. >> reporter: "silver lining's playbook" nominated in all acting categories. daniel day lewis is almost considered unbeatable in "lincoln." but a world away from hollywood on the streets of kabul this morning, it wasn't about the big names, but one you likely never heard. fawad mahameti, up for an oscar. a reminder of the true magic of movies. and then even without a canned acceptance speech, just being nominated really can change lives. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, hollywood. >> that's the spirit. that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. join us tonight for an all-new "rock cente

provided bayou? my right is for the doctor to provide me or in slave somebody else, that is the opposite. you have the right to what you produce or create the appeal have the right to let somebody else produces or what somebody else creates. interesting thing about business to to live service but if you are all dressed euratom business very soon. as a backup philosophy what we teaching graduate business schools the basic rule is to do what works. here is the dilemma but here is one of the biggest problems rationality demands a long-term perspective he cannot act on principle because it has none. it is not surprising we have so many ethical violations because people did not act on principle. you should just do what works. altruism and privatism you get the free lunch mentality we have massive deficits but nobody really wants to do anything about the. and that leads to a lack of personal responsibility and that is ultimately the death. i would say by far the central issue of our society today is person

. >> reporter: as hushpuppy in the surreal bayou fable "beasts of the southern wild." a 6-year-old quvenzhane makes your heartbeat faster. from dread. from caring. for sheer rapture with her indomitable self. >> say i got you. >> i got you. >> reporter: without a mother. with a desperately ill dad, finding her way amid the squalor, chaos and community of a louisiana outpost called the bathtub, before and after a flood of epic proportions. >> the water's going to rise up so high. >> reporter: quvenzhane had never acted professionally before auditioning for the film. >> i was kind of nervous. i was too young. i lied on the sheet. i think my mom put 6. >> reporter: director benh zeitlin, an oscar nominee, spotted her magic and picked her to play hushpuppy, over some 4,000 other children. >> the crab is awake. >> how am i going to do this with this enormous script? and it's kind of hard 'cause i barely knew how to read. >> reporter: hushpuppy's journey, hopeful. showcases her courage and the fortitude of the actress who plays her. for "good morning america," chris connelly

. >> about 50 greek orthodox boys, joined the epiphany festivities in florida, diving into a bayou tofloating cross and commemorate the baptism of jesus by john the baptist. >> it only took 16-year-old vasilio harding a few seconds to reach the cross. a triumph that should bring him a year of blessings. >> last year, in fact, funny story here. the cross sank the middle of the event. the archbishop had to throw in another one, eventually. this year's went better. even though -- >> pretty quickly. >> well done. >>> coming up next, who did you think tops the list of this year's hottest women? details coming up on that in today's "the skinny." >>> letters of love. sent decades ago. why they are so meaningful to a couple today. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex fast max liquid and caplet. mucinex fast max liquid and caplet. [ roasting firewood ] ♪ many hot dogs are within you. try pepto-bismol to-go, it's the power of pepto, but it fits in your pocket. now tell the world daniel... of pepto-bismol to-go. >>> technology is a tricky th

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a boy and bayou in the beast of the southern wild.and and wife in amor and a couple struggling with mental illness in silver lining. >> lincoln led way with 12 nominations followed by life of pi with 11. les mis and silver linings. no surprise that stephan spielberg captured it seventh nomination for best director. more surprising are directors not nominated kathryn bigelow who came under fire for adding a controversial waterboarding scene in zero dark 30 and ben affleck left out oof both the directing and acting categories for argo. >> those were films that were so perfectly and brilliantly directed to honor those films but not the director was, to me an egregious error on the part of the academy voting. >> best actor nominees include denzel washington for flight, hugh jackman for les mis bradley cooper playbook. joaquin phoenix for the actor and daniel day-lewis in lincoln. >> if there was anything that could be remotely called a shore thing that t. it would be daniel day-lewis in lincoln. that performance is almost indescribable. >

. >> reporter: hush puppy is growing up in a bayou at the end of the earth they call the bathtub. her father is dying and he is hell-bent on teaching hush puppy how to survive on her own. >> got it, got it! yeah! look what we got! look what we got! gotcha! we got it, say i gotcha. >> i gotcha! >> yeah! >> reporter: quvenzhane, the daughter of a truck driver and schoolteacher is the youngest of four. >> we want to go get some buttermilk drops. >> reporter: and she can credit some of hur her success to the man inside the buttermilk bakery. dwight henry is the man who plays her father. she calls him mr. henry and he is an equally unlikely co-star. a baker in new orleans for 30 years, like her he had never been in a movie before. but before he got the part, she had to approve working with him. >> quvenzhane, how did you know when you first met mr. henry that he could be the man who plays your father? >> he brought me sweets. >> he brought you sweets? from his bakery? >> mm-hmm. >> when i walked in the room they say there she go right there. i put that big smile on my face, i had all t

forewarned on the bayou. louisiana governor bobby jindal has tough talk for his party about what's wrong and how to avoid being stupid. that's his word, by the way. >>> and a deep dive today into a growing threat. find out why some u.s. troops are speaking french to fight terrorists. good morning from washington, it's friday, january 25th, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm luke russert in for mr. chuck todd. vice president joe biden is taking the white house campaign to end violence into virginia this morning, a state known for its pro-gun tradition. biden will hold a roundtable discussion in richmond, with experts who worked on gun safety after the 2007 shooting at virginia tech. virginia's history of protecting pro gun rights legislation has been sustained under both democratic and republican governors. but state lawmakers have been debating a bill that would require private sellers to conduct criminal background checks on buyers at gun shows. and an online google plus hangout sponsored by the white ho

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as bradley bayou points out, strutting down the catwalk is different than walking in reality. >> she up. you never would have known that. >> reporter: there is a silver lining for lawrence. >> i will never look at pictures. the only true way to happiness. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >>> let's get more on this, now, from -- >> more? >> even more. lori bergamotto is here from "lucky" magazine. >> that's the true fact. it's just the construction of the dress. there was no wardrobe malfunction. lara's agreeing with me. that dress was meant to slide down the runway. you were never meant to see that. it's a sheer lining of the dress. the reason that jennifer lawrence was panic-stricken was because she knew you weren't supposed to see that. >> and she had just tripped. >> it was kind of coming apart in the middle. but the dress is three different parts. >> while it wasn't a wardrobe malfunction, it's not supposed to do that. >> that's the construction of the dress. but the way that the dress is actually constructed, there's a tulle lining undern

a life of poverty in the louisiana bayou, with no mother and father dying and a fierce storm threatens her own. >> some day when i'm gone, you're going to be the last man. you have to learn how to feed yourself. >> apple fritters. >> reporter: dwight has been a baker in new orleans for 30 years. he plays the father in the film and like quvenzhane, he, too, is a first-time actor. >> so the moment you first heard that the first movie you had ever acted in had been nominated for four academy awards, how did you react? >> i was half a slesleep so did really reacted. >> you woke up. >> yes. >> when you woke up and somebody told you -- >> i put on my clothes and then i woke up and then the director and the producers ran into the room and they just were yelling and screaming. so i jumped on them. >> what about you, mr. henry? >> it was an unbelievable feeling. like my own daughter got an oscar. >> reporter: quvenzhane said her favorite part of shooting the film was the seafood. we went out for louisiana style crawfish. >> what you do is you take off the head. >> reporter: take off the head. o

about a girl whose home in the louisiana bayou is threatened by floodwaters from a melting ice cap. > she has achieved as you know believable. she had no acting experience before. she's such a natural in front of the camera. you watch this movie and she has such a presence and such a wisdom beyond her years that it's something really to behold. >> from rating an acceptance speech off her iphone at critics choice awards to red carpet appearances, the louisiana native who loves sweets and seafood seems to be handling her newfound fame in stride. >> you look gorgeous. tell me who you're wearing. >> mom? >> val flores. >> when she stopped by "today," she was asked about the accolades. >> people are saying you could win an oscar. you know what the oscars are, right? >> the golden man. >> the golden man could go home with you. what do you think? >> it's exciting and that people think i might get it, it's very exciting and touching to me. >> exciting it is. she's very cute. we'll see her sunday perhaps. >> very cool event. by the way, savannah, a huge event in london this morning, unveiling

quite a buzz in the bayou this morning. >> that's because there's a new quarterback in town. his name is montana. his name is nick montana. he's the son of joe montana. montana is a junior. he has two years of eligibility left. after spending some time at the university of washington and mount san antonio community college. coach curtis johnson says bringing the son of joe to tulane was among his top goals this season. >>> joe biden's fiscal cliff connector and now reality tv star, seriously? a biden fan created a petition for them to create a show that follows the second in command around. he said it would show the light-hearted side of politics even in the midst of contentious and divisive debate. he has some kmod did i shots. he made his acting debut on "parks and recreation." >> he's made for tv. that is a reality tv goal. >> keep on giving. >> "jersey shore" following joe biden. >>> checking out other cnn trends. go to cnn.com/tv. early start continues now. >>> hillary clinton returning to congress after her blood clot health scare. >>> battle lines drawn. chuck hagel, p

. >> a hearing is scheduled tomorrow on a lawsuit challenging the decision over the drake's bayous oysterter the inside secretary ruled that the farm should be closed so that the area return to the wilderness. its been operating for almost a hundred years. it provides as much as 40% of the state's supply of fresh oysters. >>> fremont officials scheduled to discuss if they will approve expansion plans for a temple. some who live near are opposed to it. they say that they are upset with traffic and people parking illegally. if the proposal is a proved the temple would almost double in size. >>> san francisco's longest running free meals program is getting a new home. they will hold a ground breaking ceremony for the new meal center. that center will include housing for some of the neediest senior citizens. they have served 39 million breakfast, lunches and dinners in the last 62 years, many will be there for today's ceremony. >>> new this morning, opening arguments began in the trial of five men accused in a gang rape in india. they covered their face as those walked in to the courtroom. pr

bayou girl. >> which i love.t about the fundamental philosophy that is points of light. >> points of light is the world's largest organization that's dedicated to volunteer service. all over the country today and throughout the year, we engage millions of people in volunteer service with an opportunity to first experience service, knowing that it can be transformational. it's not just about what you give to somebody else but what you get yourself. >> let's talking about the transformational part. sometimes when we talk about volunteerism or service, people think it is just something the privileged get to do. rich and powerful who come down to people who don't have much. but a lot of times, it's people from those communities who know what the service is needed. how do you get out the message that everyone should serve? >> i think we do it by giving examples of service and celebrating service leaders. today there are 600 kids that are volunteering at a project in new york city, helping to change their own school. s

go bayou may human beings in your image and give us hard to feel the pain of others and mines to createolutions for human suffering. give us as a people, compassion and vision. help us to respond to the crisis of gun violence, not only with word that action. bless our elected leaders with the wisdom and courage needed to bring about the changes that people demand. grant that in so doing our streets and costumes and theaters and churches may be peaceful and safe. we ask all this is in god's holy name. a man. >> 8q very touched reverend paul. i was horrified by ab mass murder committed at sandy hook elementary school and i am grateful we have both senators and house member representing that community. i am also in says -- incensed that our laws allow these to be carried out again and again but weapons designed originally for the military to kill large numbers in close combat are replicated for civilian use and fall into the he of the one way or another of grievance killers, and gains, those who are mentally unstable or ill. they are sold out of trunks and back seats as well as gun shows w