bill murray, i was very upset there was no mention of bill murray. >> it is delightful. >> he is amazingam i out of it. did i expect he was going to be nominated? >> a lot of jaw-dropping a-listers. there was no. there were a lot more stars like quvenzhane. she is the best star. >> i asked, was this a big deal for you. was it ever? >> i asked her, do you have your acceptance speech ready for the oscars. she said, i'm still working on it. >> did she really say that, nine years old. she is going to be a big hit. >>> apart from the snubs, no real surprise that "lincoln" scored as many nominations as it did. >> we expected 12. the record was 14. >> we expected 14. >> and we got 12. here is where we blew it this year. we have 28 of the top experts in america from yahoo! and "usa today" and entertainment weekly, all crystal balling this. we thought it was a race for best picture between lincoln, argo and silver linings playbook but argo and silver linings did not get nominated for best director. you almost always have to have that key nomination. you have to also be nominated for screen play a

and you got bill murray there.an, who's another genius in my opinion. >> it's a pretty eclectic film. it's about love lost, yeah. something i can't relate to. >> jimmy: so there's going to be sequels. perfect. that's great. yeah. i think i'm good. >> it takes place in one week in this guy's life, and it was written for me about roman's experiences with some other friends. it's actually pretty smart. i'm kind of proud of it, yeah. >> jimmy: and you can get it right now. you can get it on demand and itunes right now as well. >> jimmy: but, i mean, that's the way to do it. you have that, "anger management." i want to show everyone a clip of this because you're very funny and good in this. >> right on. right on. >> jimmy: here's charlie sheen in "anger management." take a look at this. >> so i guess you think i should go to the baby shower and try to patch things up. >> it's up to you. but the next chance you get will be at one of your parents' funeral. >> you're right. i'll be too sad at my mom's. and at my dad's, i'l

bill murray is spectacular as fdr.ved for decades. there's one little thing about this movie though. he was in a relationship with his distant cousin and that's what the movie kind of touches on. so it gets pretty crazy, and i was not prepared to see the great fdr in certain compromising positions. that's really throwing some people off. >> is it bill murray playing fdr, or is it a real fdr-like role? >> i think he's amazing. i think that he re-creates fdr in a time when daniel day-lewis is getting so many accolades for "lincoln." we should be talking about bill murray, as well. he's extraordinary. >> high praise. so what's it getting on the tomato meeter? >> well, i personally loved this movie because it took larger than live figures and made them very normal and accessible. critics aren't agreeing with me. it's 40% rotten right now. >> oh, that's not very good. >> i know, too shock i guess. >> who do you predict will be the best actor and best actress? >> i think it's going to be difficult as always to beat daniel da

newlywed who meets a lonely aging film star in tokyo. >> so my job was just to fall in love with bill murray that can be for you. what people respond most to his dramatic work is that he's surprisingly vulnerable and touching. when he is that way, he is very easy to fall in love with, as i remember. >> now you understand. reporter: just six days after filming "lost in translation," she began work on" girl with a pearl earring ." suddenly she was hot. >> i was doing just fine until you showed up. >> reporter: director woody allen was so taken with johannesson he cast her in three films including "match point." >> do you feel guilty? ? reporter: he said a number of things about you, one of is that you were sexually overwhelming. >> yeah, right. reporter: what do you think about the whole sex symbol thing that's been sort of built up around you? >> i don't know. it's hard to have a perfect tiff on it i suppose. certainly that was never my intention. i'm not always going to be, you know, a sex symbol in that kind of... i won't always have to deal with that. sexy vein involve up use stuff. >> rep

we have bill murray, chairman and ceo and author of without reservations. >> the company story is whatca is all about. this is a small company that became big and hired a lot of people for every 35 people in america, we create another job. lester for the first time, 1 billion people travel outside of their home country. the first time that has ever happened. only 1 million came to america. getting the act together over there and are trying to be better, but there's so much more that can be done to attract business which is one of the sure ways to start the growth of again. >> a couple of the stories set happy chinese new year this last week. i am relatively bullish on the stock market because of the global economy. i always said there's never been a time in the history of mankind were there has been this much prosperity. it feels like the media is myopic. >> we are really growing rapidly in china. we are adding 66 more in the next few years. >> it's really interesting. charles: is that false bravado or from our part? >> well, we have to do another job. we have to get people to come her

remember the movie "ground hog" bill murray wakes up to sonny and cher, that is what we have outside. mild temperatures to be had this afternoon. but, also, poor air quality in the north around san francisco and down the peninsula to san mateo bridge. all of us, no burning of wood. we will be in the mid-60's on the coast, and mid-to-upper 60's inland. >> i heard that, it's friday. we hope for friday lite. san jose, 280 the accident is cleared at antioch, 440 or 45 miles per hour to hillcrest and 242 to concord the speeds pick up nicely at pittsburg. everyone is running on time and it is a "spare the air" day so a great alternate is bart or muni or caltran. >> lance armstrong has made his long awaited confession about doping and bullying critics into silence but not everyone believes he is telling the whole story. abc7 news reporter is live with reaction to the interview with oprah. katie? >> he admitted he is not the most believable man in america but oprah asked lance armstrong if he was doping during the seven tour de france wins and he answered "yes." he said also he did not think

do you know it would be ground hog day, that's a great movie, howard ramus and bill murray. >> rose:olling stones summed your philosophy, they said. this is the magazine. was this 1985 song that's why i'm here. fortune and pain such a curious gain, perfect stranger can call you by name. pay money to hear fire and rain again and again and again. i break into a grin are from year to year and suddenly it's perfectly clear that's why i'm here. does that speak to you? >> well yes, that's another one of those sort of self declamatory song where one is at any given moment. that song has three verses. the first one is that one's about the audience. and you know some are like, some are coming back every year. baby in their blanket and their bucket of beer. that's my audience on the lawn in the summertime i break into a grin, etcetera. but the one before that was of song, you know, the verse about love and then the first one was about friendship. and you know, so it's a song, the chorus is that's why i'm here. >> rose: it seems to me there's a theme running through your life that says i'm not

and then bill murray did it. >> jimmy: that's right. >> okay.'s a brilliant guy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he was one of the founders of "the national lampoon." >> jimmy: love him. >> and he called me up and he said, "listen, why don't you say this week, 'weekend update' is brought to you by a product that we make up." i said, "sure, go for it." so this particular saturday, he had don pardo say, "and now 'weekend update' brought to you by pussywhip. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] the dessert topping for cats." >> jimmy: yeah, okay good. >> i have no idea what you guys were thinking. >> jimmy: i needed some clarification. thank you. >> dessert topping for cats. >> jimmy: dessert topping for cats. >> yeah, pussywhip. so i said, and it worked great. so i wanted to do one the following week. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i wrote one for the dress rehearsal, right? full audience, dress rehearsal. i had pardo say, "and now 'weekend update' brought to you by bleu balls." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> b-l-e-u. bleu balls, the cheese snack from france. okay. [ laughte

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. >> bill murray yeah. >> rose: was the first, the first guy. >> that's right. these are people that are, easy to admire. and really smart, really smart. and that's the other thing. i have been around all my life, really smart people. and it's a double-edged sword because it's great but it also makes you realize oh, jeez, i wish i was just 10%, maybe 15 more points on the iq test. but that's how you learn stuff, you know. and also to be able to make some of these people laugh is greatly satisfying. >> rose: in a previous conversation with me you said, you cannot understand unless you sit in that chair how you feel the necessity of getting a blaf every minute. >> that's right. that's interesting. i remember when we said that. see, i don't feel that way any more. i always felt like the show i was the central nervous system to the show. we have while my name is in the title of the show, i don't feel that need now. i feel like the presence of the guests can handle that just fine. somebody else can get a laugh, or we can go without a laugh. now i would prefer a laugh

. >> we should -- this is a dream sequence of the movie with bill murray. >> bill's amazing. >> funnyt know if i learned it. i learned that scene. in that scene, i had a -- that's spanglish, right? i use an ear piece. >> you're about to become a grandfather. >> i know. >> it's hard to believe. >> the gray hairs sprouting, right? >> are you excited about that? >> i'm very excited. it's one of the things that you think about. and it happens. it's going to happen. and it's got to be somebody else's life. it's too cool. >> i've been getting questions on my twitter that people would like to know what advice you would give your new grandchild about man managing the potholes of life. >> drive a nice car. >> drive a nice car. >> yeah. sorry. >> when we spoke last time, you said that you had stopped doing drugs. >> yes, i have, yes. >> you were still enjoying a daily tumbler of vodka. >> i don't know about a daily one. >> no more vodka for breakfast. >> it's happy hour somewhere, usually, right? i'm getting it all back together. yeah. >> you look like you are. >> thank you. i feel good. >> tha

bill murray is somebody i love that's never been on the show.ill would like to talk to. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> looking so forward to that. and it all starts tonight. "jimmy kimmel live" an hour earlier. 11:35. and "nightline" right after that. you got it? >>> ginger zee, you got it? >> i think we can do it. it's not too bad. we don't have the scarves on. the high temperature in new york city will be 48. we have to stay good morning to ben. who loves ben? this whole group. you're well-loved out here. let's get to the forecast. it's going to be mild in the east. but rain and severe storms in parts of texas. we're talking big rain. four to six inches in the yellow area you're seeing there. austin, just outside of it. good to get rain in texas. and the january thaw continues. 70 in new orleans today. 51 dallas. 58 memphis. put away the hot chocolate and get chillier types of drinks. atlanta, 53. dallas, 51. >> this weather report, brought to you by walgreens. and now, to our newsmaker series and

seems a little bit like the classic bill murray movie of groundhog day.e we were in summer of 2001, same basic issues. some extent of absence of leadership in washington to address this issue. yes we have a major fiscal problem that will turn into a crisis in the next generation if spending isn't controlled in some systemic way. reaching the point of trying to address the spending challenge and pro-growth taxation through the debt ceiling is a very dangerous and kind of risky strategy i think for our country to pursue. ashley: matthew, look, if a family maxes out all its credit cards, it has to take action. it still has, they still get revenue because they're working. the government gets revenue because they're getting taxes. you have to reallocate, budget and live within your means. what's wrong with that? >> well, one big difference between yours and mine family and the federal government is, last time i checked my credit wasn't the key asset the world peg as lot of capital markets off of in terms of continuing the risk-free assets in the world. that is

. >> hi, bill murray with energy dependence group. aip spent well over a millions of dollars on advertising and promoting the public name and energy security issues. have you noticed any change of the relationship between, you know, the industry and the -- reputation of the industry with, you know, popular really aty and population that questions the motives sometimes? what is your take on that after the big investment since you've been on part of the organization? >> yeah. a couple of answers. the first one is we are pleased with our success today and ongoing onreach and educational effort. particularly with the american people. the congress is a lagging indicater. the congress responds to those that vote for them and elect them. so the key is to educate the american public and to encourage the american public to speak out. we are pleased with our success to date. we see record high support for the oil and natural gas industry today as i mentioned earlier. now exceeding 70%. you see the american public becoming more active in this de

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within a few hours of the house passing the bill, patty murray announced they would pass a budget for the first time in four years out of the u.s. senate. most people recognize that if you do not do your job, you should not get paid. that should apply to congress as well. we will most certainly pass a budget out of the house of representatives and chairman ryan has made that commitment. the caller makes another point that in our nation's current public policy debate, the elephant in the room, the moose on the table, is our national debt. it is difficult to talk about other topics until this nation stop spending money it does not have been starts the path toward economic recovery that would come if we have a balanced budget. as a matter of priorities, i agree that the balanced budget should come first and i support a balanced budget amendment to our us constitution. it works for state governments, and i think it would work in the federal government, but i did support the no budget, no pay bill. host: representative mcmorris rodgers, ted on a government shutdown. host: representative mc

. >> bill murray with energy intelligence group. >> yeah, bill? >> spent millions on advertising, promoting public name, and the energy security issues. have you noticed any change in the relationship between, you know, the industry and the reputational industry, the reputation of the industry, plurality, and questioning the motives, sometimes in i mean, what is your take on that after a big investment in the -- since you've been on -- part of the organization? >> yeah, couple answers to that. the first one is we're very pleased with our success to date and ongoing outreach and educational efforts, particularly with the american people. the congress is a lagging indicator. the congress responds to those that vet for them and elect them so the key is to educate the american public and encourage the american public to speak out. we're very pleased with our success to date. we see record high support for the oil and natural gas industry today, now exceeding 70%. the american public is becoming more active in the debate the more they understand and th

within a few hours of the house passing the bill, patty murray announced they would pass a budget forhe first time in four years out of the u.s. senate. most people recognize that if you do not do your job, you should not get paid. that should apply to congress as well. we will most certainly pass a budget out of the house of representatives and chairman ryan has made that commitment. the caller makes another point that in our nation's current public policy debate, the elephant in the room, the moose on the table, is our national debt. it is difficult to talk about other topics until this nation stop spending money it does not have been starts the path toward economic recovery that would come if we have a balanced budget. as a matter of priorities, i agree that the balanced budget should come first and i support a balanced budget amendment to our us constitution. it works for state governments, and i think it would work in the federal government, but i did support the no budget, no pay bill. host: representative mcmorris rodgers, ted on a government shutdown. host: representative mcmo

shana murray, kingdom of bahrain. billi'm surprised you did not use the word blue when interviewing ralph begleitor. i'm using the word blue to calm myself. and that came off as slippery. mary anne, someone should print the names and addresses of those working at the journal news. well, exactly the wrong thing to do as i said, marion. that would rob you of the high ground in the

shana murray, kingdom of bahrain. billm surprised you did not use the word blue when interviewing ralph begleitor. i'm using the word blue to calm myself. and that came off as slippery. mary anne, someone should print the names and addresses of those working at the journal news. well, exactly the wrong thing to do as i said, marion. that would rob you of the high ground in the debate and put folks in danger. and bill, who is boulder and who is fresher, you or miller? miller is the fresh one, and you can see us live in phoenix on february 22nd. los angeles the at the nokia theater march 1st. washington, april 26th. wesbury long island june 1st and one week from friday at hard rock at broward county, florida, details on the shows on billoreilly. and from lapeer, michigan, i was writing thank you notes as i was listening to your tip of the day. and everyone should write thank you notes and put a stamp on them, classy person. and the number one closing movie last week, the very gross, "texas chainsaw massacre" part 5. how dese

bill to make d.c. the 51st state. three fellow democrats co- sponsored the legislation, barbara boxer, richard durbin and petition murray. eleanor holmes norton has introduced a similar bill in the house. >>> trough has big plans for the future. the agency unveiled an expensive plan for new tunnels and stops across the area. we'll break it down coming up. also ahead. >> what i went through was real, the feelings, the pain, the sorrow. that was all real. >> manti te'o on the fake girl friend hoax and for the first time we're marrying the voice of the alleged prank -- hearing the voice of the alleged prankster. >> tonight on the news edge the consequence of cold weather, a heating related fire leaves a well known maryland woman in critical condition. >> keep it right here. fox 5 news at 10:00 is just getting started.  there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dual-air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you

washington democratic senator patty murray blasted house leaders for failing to adopt the senate billsaying -- ohio democratic congressmember dennis kucinich has given his farewell speech to congress at the end of his eighth term in office. since 1997, dennis kucinich has been a leading progressive voice on capitol hill. he ran for president twice, down to create a department of peace. in his goodbye address wednesday, kucinich called for unity, amidst partisan differences he says has nearly incapacitated the government. a >> we need a new politics in america that unites people, which sets aside partisan differences for the greater good of the country, which strives to reconnect with the greatness of the nation and the goodness of the american people. what would that politics look like? the rhetoric would change to one of mutual respect, the questioning of motives would end, the poison system of paid to play would be transformed by public financing, and our government would be rededicated to practice in the practical aspirations of the american people for jobs, health care for all, fo

murray. you have congressman mulvaney, for example, saying he would not support this bill but peter king, a vocalcan, begging his own party to get on board here. >> as you mentioned, congressman mulvaney of south carolina introduced an amendment regarding how you end up paying for this $50 billion in relief for hurricane sandy. that amendment would allow cuts across the board in discretionary spending to pay for it. our nbc congressional producer frank thorpe believes that the legislation, the whole aid, all 50 billion of it will be passed but it will be interesting to see some conservative republicans that want to enforce fiscal discipline to try to make -- to insert that amendment in there to have some cuts in there to pay for the relief. >> and quickly, some of the criticism with mulvaney anyway, he wanted the aid when disaster hit his state and what's seen as a hypocrisy coming out of washington, d.c. >> that's right. there are some house republicans who are completely consistent on this. they believe that spending is out of control and the only way to enforce spending discipline is to have c

murray. [inaudible conversations] >> we are going to focus on the house budget bill. i'm very glad that they are going to send us a clean debt ceiling bill. [inaudible question] >> i called during the recess to senator leahy, chairman of the committee to tell him how impressed i was a speech here at georgetown. he is an avid second amendment rights guy. he is from vermont, and he has been forwarded indicating that there had to be more done. there was no reason to have multiple shells or certain weapons to go hunting. anyway, this is an issue we need to talk about and i hope what we can do is have a report by the committee and i expect to have an amendment process on the floor. [inaudible question] >> my response to that is the same response as this gentleman here. the other stuff, senator patty murray will be the next spokesperson on that. .. but it was nice yesterday. i thought it was a really good speech. people can criticize president obama about a lot of things, but not his ability to communicate. he communicated to the american people in message of hope, a massiv

murray says he hopes that the religion will help keep him from returning to prison. >> so when you are hanging out at the house and you roolize you got bills to pay or something like that, and somebody comes over, and they offer you, the opportunity for you to -- make a little bit of easy cash, you know, go rob something, things go bad, things break bad. people get involved. people that weren't supposed to be there come out with shot guns. you get killed. you end up being another justin. another heartbreak i have to deal with. >> right. >> i have been through this before. i have had friend of mean that i -- taken under my wing. youngsters. that get out before i do. any way. and they get out there. they mess up. in fact, i lost a friend, sick years ageshgs justin got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. i feel lick i failed him. >> i promise you will i send you a card for every month you are out there. but if you come back. i will send a blanket party your way. >> i'm not coming back, bro. >> all right, thank you. >> coming up -- leonard mcquay gets a job and a chance to prove himself. >> now that was to the dislike of some of my super

no budget, no pay provision as part of the debt ceiling bill that's now come over to the senate, it looks like the senate according to senator murray will now take up a budget. this is important because while republicans believe that spending is the problem not a lack of taxation, it's going to be a revealing exercise to see how this budget markup goes in committee and then, of course, on the floor. and it will be, i'm sure, a challenge for those who believe that more revenue is a solution as opposed to reining in spending to see how senate democrats produce 51 votes to pass a budget by the april 15th deadline. >> senate republicans just released a video that highlights the president's past statements when it comes to tackling the debt and his actual record when it comes to tackling the debt. and when out comes to reducing the debt as we would say out in the west, the president has been all hat and no cowboy. in other words, he's been all talk and no action. what we've seen over the past four years as trillion dollar deficits every single year, the debt has ballooned by 50%, and so the president's record and his rhetoric just don't