>> seth: in the world. [ cheers and applause ] and budapest?you in budapest? >> yeah, it was interesting. the first time i've been back to budapest since the second album that i toured out there. and i had like a performance piece at the same time. people hadn't seen me for so long, they were clapping at the end of it. >> seth: what did you play in the movie? >> well, i play me. >> seth: okay, okay, gotcha. so when you were acting -- >> it was extremely tough. >> seth: yeah, i bet. [ light laughter ] >> difficult. i had to focus. i had to find myself. >> seth: but they were excited to have you back in budapest. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, i enjoyed myself too. i went and like the things that were really difficult to find in new york, i found them easy like the retro jordans. >> seth: oh, right. >> you stand in a line for them. in budapest they're like, you can have them. [ laughter ] >> seth: so i guess what you're saying is if you're looking to get a deal on shoes -- >> you need to go to budapest. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, the key is if you can f

making his american tv debut, playing the song "budapest," george ezra. ♪ my house in budapest my myd piano my beautiful castillo ♪ ♪ you ooh you ooh i'd leave it all my acres of a land that i've achieved ♪ ♪ it may be hard for you to stop and believe but for you ooh you ooh i'd leave it all ♪ ♪ oh for you ooh you ooh i'd leave it all give me one good reason why i should never ♪ ♪ make a change baby if you hold me then all of this will go away ♪ ♪ my many artifacts the list goes on if you just say the words i i'll up and run ♪ ♪ oh to you ooh you ooh i'd leave it all oh to you ooh you ooh i'd leave it all ♪ ♪ give me one good reason why i should never make a change baby if you hold me ♪ ♪ then all of this will go away give me one good reason why i should never ♪ ♪ make a change baby if you hold me then all of this will go away ♪ ♪ ♪ my friends and family they don't understand they fear they'll lose so much ♪ ♪ if you take my hand but for you ooh you ooh i'd lose it all for you ooh ♪ ♪ you ooh i'd lose it all give me one good reason why i should never make a change ♪ ♪ baby if you hol

wes anderson the grand budapest hotel, ava thelma. david fincher, gone girl.les, bird man. richard linkletter, boyhood. >> so glad to hear selma got a nod. here's more. >> best performance by an act rest in the motion picture comedy or musical. amy adams, big eyes. emily blount, into the woods. helen miron the hundred foot journey, julianne more, alice, wallace, annie. best performance by a actor in the motion picture drama steve carol, fox catcher. benedict batch imitation game, jake gyllenhaal night crawler, david, thelma. best motion picture drama. boyhood. fox catcher. imitation game. thelma. and the theory of everything. >> congratulations to all of our nominees and please join us for hollywood's biggest celebration on sunday, january january 11th... >> sunday january 11th as we start approaching oscar season golden globes live. >> first taste of what films will be hot this year and a lot of nominations forbidder man in, to the woods, fox catcher, lot of films talked about right now. >> cbs got good wife, always a great show over the years. >> julianne mo

of the budapest memorandum. we are proud of the partnership with ukraine. i would point out ukraine is a global leader. ukraine's role in president obama's nuclear security summit was one of the most important of any country. it is a country which has made the right choices on nuclear disarmament and the world is a safer place as a result of the choices ukraine has made. it is important that we do all we can to up uphold and help ukraine to defend its own territorial integrity. that's why president obama has led the international effort in imposing a cost on russia for its violation of ukraine 's territorial integrity. that's why we have worked as hard as we have on the sanctions regime. which is intended to affect russia's calculation. on the question of russia i would note i have been clear on the record from the days of my confirmation we think over the long term russia should see this as a win-win proposition which is anchored in european institutions with access to european markets should represent an econo

of the budapest memorandum. we are proud of the partnership with ukraine. i would point out ukraine is a global leader. ukraine's role in president obama's nuclear security summit was one of the most important of any country. it is a country which has made the right choices on nuclear disarmament and the world is a safer place as a result of the choices ukraine has made. it is important that we do all we can to up uphold and help ukraine to defend its own territorial integrity. that's why president obama has led the international effort in imposing a cost on russia for its violation of ukraine 's ter toirl integrity. that's why we have worked as hard as we have on the sanctions regime. which is intended to affect russia's calculation. on the question of russia i would note i have been clear on the record from the days of my confirmation we think over the long term russia should see this as a win-win proposition which is anchored in european institutions with access to european markets should represent an economi

even happy if this is the right emotion for diplomats and the reason for that was the so-called budapest memorandum on security assurances to ukraine signed by the united states, the uk, russia. and ukraine, just two months before in december of '94, in exchange for ukraine's asession to the treaty on the nonproliferation to nuclear weapons and the pledge to transfer the soviet era nuclear weapons to russia, the signatories, i quote, reaffirm their commitment to ukraine's independence on sovereignty and existing borders. refrain from the threat of use of force against territorial integrity or political independence of ukraine. and from economic coercion to subordinate to their interests the exercise by ukraine of the rights inherent in its sovereignty. that's a pretty comprehensive list, congratulations, but, but things have changed and where do you think the change has come from and why? >> well, first of all, leon, it's great to be here with you. it's great to be back at aei with so many friends. thank you for coming out. and it is truly interesting to think back that it was 20 years a

that said, part of that deal,s off underscored, was the commitment of all the budapest powers notably including the russian federation to keep their hands off the territory of ukraine. and obviously that has not happened. >> you spoke to the commission of the u.s. congress last april and you said today ukraine is a front-line state in the struggle for freedom and all the principles that commission holds dear. and a month later, "the battle in ukraine means everything." tim schneider of yale wrote ukraine has no history without europe but europe also has no history without ukraine. throughout the centuries, the history of ukraine revealed the turning points in the history of europe. this seems to be true today. now, looks like both you and tim schneider are talking about the same thing and the stakes are pretty high, aren't they? >> they certainly are. as you know, the united states in a bipartisan fashion for 25 years has worked for a europe whole free and at peace. today the number one battleground for that aspiration is in ukraine. and the way ukraine goes will impact not only the n

is the government in budapest taxing and regulating the freedom out of the hungarian media. plus, mischief makers in thailand doing what the media can't get away with. the general is not amused. >> the european union voted in favor of a resolution that could unbundle search engines from others. it could prevent google - that's who the resolution was written for - from optimizing products in a google search. it's the latest salvo in a tussle between the e.u. and google over how the company operates in europe. if the forces behind this initiative win the day, it could change the way many europeans get their news. much of which they access using google as a gateway. the tech giant has 90% share of online traffic in europe, a larger share than google gets in its home territory, the u.s. those in google's corner says it's a reflection of customer satisfaction. many news organizations say they like what google does for them - directing traffic their way. their fear is if your story does not show up on the first page of a google search, you don't exist. then there's revenue issue -

the grand budapest hotel. into the woods. pride.spader, the blacklist. dominick west, the affair. best television series drama. the affair, showtime. downton abbey, pbs. game of thrones, hbo. the good wife, cbs. house of cards, netflix. best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a motion picture. robert duvall, the judge. ethan hawke, boyhood. edward norton, birdman. mark ruffalo, foxcatcher. j.k. simmons, whip lash. best performance by an actor in a motion picture comedy or musical. ray fiennes, the grand budapest hotel. michael keaton, birdman. bill murray, saint vincent. joaquin phoenix, inherent vice. christoph waltz, big eyes. >> good morning. best performance by an actress in a mini series or motion picture made for television. maggie gyllenhaal, the honorable woman. jessica language, american horror story: freak show. francis d.c. dormant. francis oh connor, the missing. allison tolman, far go. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a motion picture. patricia arquette, boyhood. jessica chastain, a mo

beautiful budapest, a bit colder, i might add, doesn't matter. listen, look what you're looking at back here. this is a castle. used to belong to the hungarian king. used to live in it before the ottoman empire took over. and you're looking at what used to be buddha and we are standing on what used to be pest, before they put it together to become budapest. let's look at some of the startup companies that have been operating. we have been talking about taxation and stringent government measures put in place over the last couple of years. lots of taxes put in place on the banking sector, and also the neighbor, ukraine. so there are a lot of issues with regards they should be siding with russia or building closer ties to the likes of germany and europe. so, what does it feel like to operate in this environment? joseph is the ceo of zelest. you are an online booking type company. tell me about your company. >> yeah. my company is a travel agency, but we focus on the small apartment flats and small accommodation possibilities because we focus on the

demonstrations against the prime minister are common on the streets of budapest. many people does trust his close economic ties with russia, and say that there is fraud committed by top officials. >>> moscow - protests about planned cuts to education and health care. 28 hospitals are set to close, leaving 10,000 medical staff out of work. it's happening everywhere >>> more austerity protests in belgium. they are expected to come pretty much to a stand still on monday as thousands of trade unionist go on strict. jackie rowlands is there. >> reporter: this used to be an industrial town, most closed and the economy went into decline. nowadays it's a poor part of the belgium with high unemployment. this construction company on the outskirts of the town, an example of how the region is trying to diversify. it makes blast furnaces and employs 50 people. the factory is not working during the general strike. the managers expect traffic chaos, so they prefer to remain closed for the day. the technical director can see both points of view - the governments and the trade uni

li keqiang has announced the financing of a high speed rail link in budapest. >> translator: cooperation will help reach our goal to achieve better growth. >> li taken heads of 16 countries gathered in serbia's capital for their annual summit. many expressed hope about china's investment in the region. >> translator: this region could become an engine to move stagnant european economies. potential for partnership is big especially in the areas of transport, infrastructure, and energy. >> vujacic said that the leaders have to give hope to their people by focusing on the future. the economies are lagging behind those of western europe. china is establishing a stronger presence in develop regular johns by investing in infrastructure projects such as roads and power plants. next year's conference is expected to take place in china for the first time. >>> people in north korea are observing the end of formal mourning for their leader. kim jong-il died three years ago. state run media is commemorating kim's life and also highlighting the reign of his son and successor. a female announcer on st

birdman will compete in the best comedy or musical film category against the grand budapest hotel, intoe woods, pride and st. vincent. on the drama side, boyhood, fox catcher, imitation game, selma, shut out by the s.a.g. awards, and the theory of everything. >>> to your twitter responses. question being this morning, should we know and do we have a right to know about all the private e-mails that had been put out there after the sony hack and are we really giving the criminals exactly what they wanted by talking about it, putting it on tv? our producer has some of the best responses on this. >> our viewers seem to think we do not have a right. lucy says, do we have a right to know what people say in private correspondence? no. but that doesn't make what -- but does that make what it said appropriate? absolutely not. then brian tweets, we have no right to the sony e-mails but once read they're like evidence stricken from the record, hard to ignore. >> i know. it is pretty amazing. that will do it for "way too early." you know what day it is, justine? >> payday friday. >> payday friday.

best category including "boyhood," "the grand budapest hotel," "the imitation great many and the theoryf everything. the big bang theory, brooklyn 99, modern family, orange is the new black, and veep. on drama, boardwalk empire, downton abby, homeland, and house of cards. kate beck sthe s.a.g. awards ar good indication for how the rest of the award season goes for kicking things off so we'll see. "forbes" has revealed its list of the highest-paid musicians of 2014 and dr. dre took home $620 million this year before taxes which not only makes him the world's top-earning musician of 2014 but also marks the biggest single-year salary of any musician ever. beyonce second place by more than 500 million bucks. not bad work if you can get it, right, folks? that's going to do it for "way too early." stick with us, "morning joe" is moments away. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at

"the grand budapest hotel." "into the woods." television series drama. clive owen, "the nick." lie version schreiber. kevin spacey, ""house of cards." james spader," the black list." dominic west, "the affair". >> best television series drama. "the affair." show time. ""downton abbey," pbs. "game of thrones," hbo. "the good wife," cbs. "house of cards," netflix. best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a motion picture. robert duval, "the judge." ethan hawke, "boyhood." edward norton, "birdman". mark ruffalo, "fox catcher." j.k. simmons, "whiplash". best performance by an actor in a motion picture comedy or musical. ray fiennes, "the grand budapest hotel." michael keaton, "birdman." bill murray, "saint vincent." with a wean phoenix, "inherent vice." "big eyes". >> all right. so some of the -- there is jeremy coming out. we heard earlier that matthew mcconaghey has been nominated for "true detective." billy bob thornton for "fargo." "house of cards" gets a nomination, robert duval gets one. also the very popular movie

. >> joining the birdman, into the woods and grand budapest hotel and st. vincent and pride. >> best motion picture drama. boyhood, fox catcher, the imitation game, selma, and the theory of everything. >> julian moore is up for two awards, best actress for still alice and map for the stars. bill murray got two nominations, for st. vincent and his supporting role in the series, olive kittridge and mark ruffalo is a double nominee for the fox catcher and lead row in the tv movie, the normal heart and ten series earned nods, the affair, downton abby, the good wife and house of cards. and orange is the new black, silicon valley and transparent. for some of the films and actors, a nomination could mean financial victory. >> it means big money, big attention, big roles for people like michael keaton, and bigger roles for benjamin cumberbatch. it means bigger, better, more. >> that was george reporting. this holiday season we want to see how you decked the halls, if your home lighting up the block, take a picture or short video and send it to us on twitter, instag

vladimir putin is ready to return crimea which, by the way, was part of a solemn agreement made in budapest when they gave up their nuclear inventory. the territorial integrity of ukraine will be respected including crimea. but some of us knew that as soon as yanukovych amerco and could not live without controlling and that was at risk. it was predict the bowl what vladimir putin would do. i'm predicting it to you now again. maybe the price of oil will have a significant effect on his behavior but it won't be soon. unless he thinks there is a very heavy price to pay, moldova is next. if you talk to the president of estonia and the other baltic countries, you will hear there is enormous pressure. they went into estonia, captured a guy, took him back to russia. does any american know about that? thanks cold war stuff. anyway. i believe that it would be a workable agreement if somehow we had the belief that vladimir would get out of the ukraine including crimea. >> thank you. now let me turn to the audience for some questions. you on the end there. yes, you. >> thank you, senator mccain. i may

cast in a motion picture include "the imitation game," "the theory of everything," and "the grand budapest hotel" dean will have a full rundown of the nominees later in the morning show. thank you so much. >> quick weather. today's high 36. tonight we're down to 26. high of 41 on friday . saturday we make 46 degrees. sunday, 50 degrees. >> a quick update on the the fire. lake county coroner has confirmed one man died in the fire . other rescues were made. the closure at 1 21st for the ongoing investigation. nancy is on the scene and we will have an update to the top of the hour. we of a few accidents from the last 15-20 minutes. about 290 a door, a pickup truck slid off into the ditch just east of church street . southbound 57 just pass the bishop ford freeway another car off the road here we're dealing with an icy road conditions out and in south elgin at 125 just south of gilbert's another fender bender. another fender bender. >> the following is a paid presentation for bosley: the world's most experienced hair restoration expert. bosley: prevention, retention, restoration! hi, i'm joey

the anniversary was the anniversary of the budapest memorandum entering into force on december 4, 1994. i had an opportunity to speak to a ukrainian audience. as you can imagine, there were sharp questions about the import of the budapest memorandum for ukraine. i will be glad to talk about that during the question and answers. it is another reason why the season of the year is a very important one. what i would like to say about ukraine in my beginning remarks is, first of all, we see a government that is focused on problem-solving and intent on moving strongly forward with the reform agenda that they have, i think, failed to fufill over so many years now. i am very hopeful after this trip to ukraine and hopeful for -- not only hopeful, but convinced of their continuing partnership in the nonproliferation treaty regime with strong commitments voiced to their non-nuclear weapons status under the npt. a very good visit in many ways. i come back here with many recent and important impressions and look forward to sharing them with you, in addition to hearing your thoughts and your questio

. >> a dirpt view that of the spars in budapest.see what the photographers call a mystical experience. >> and a view from above. a young girl in the throws of an interpreter tantrum. it turns routine stresses of a family into a word of art. >> temper tantrum and our picture of the day next. plus, a toy truck is back. you won't be able to by them at the local gases station any more. >>> a holiday tradition is coming to an end. it lasted for decades, and it travelled a long road. >> having a hess truck under the tree was the norm. you couldn't have christmas without hess. >> reporter: not just at frank's home, but upped the tree in millions of american homes in the 1960s to today. you could say it's just a toy truck, but for generations it's always arrived with a little magic. >> there was nothing that really i enjoyed for for being in a dark room with the headlights on and driving the truck around the floor, because it was real, having headlights. it was a real toy that looked and behaved like a real truck. >> reporter: a real truck,

as you can imagine, there were sharp question about the import of the budapest memorandum for ukraine. i decry to talk about that during a question-and-answer period. it is yet another reason why this season of the year is a very important one. what i would like to say about ukraine in beginning my remarks today is first of all that we see a government focused on problem-solving and intent on moving strongly forward with the reform that they have i seen fail to fulfill over so many years now. i am very hopeful after this trip to ukraine and hopeful for a not only hopeful, but convinced of their continuing partnership in the non-proliferation treaty regime with strong commitment voice to their non-nuclear weapons status under the npt. so very, very good visit and many, many ways. i come back to here in washington with many recent and important impression semaphore to sharing them with you in addition to hearing your thoughts and your questions this morning. i will say here to begin with what i said in prague. first of all, there should be no doubt the u.s. commitment to achieving the p

that said, part of that deal,s off underscored, was the commitment of all the budapest powers notably including the russian federation to keep their hands off the territory of ukraine. and obviously that has not happened. >> you spoke to the commission of the u.s. congress last april and you said today ukraine is a front-line state in the struggle for freedom and all the principles that commission holds dear. and a month later, "the battle in ukraine means everything" tim schneider of yale wrote ukraine has no history without europe but europe also has no history without ukraine. throughout the centuries, the history of ukraine revealed the turning points in the history of europe. this seems to be true today. now, looks like both you and tim schneider are talking about the same thing and the stakes are pretty high, aren't they? >> they certainly are. as you know, the united states in a bipartisan fashion for 25 years has worked for a europe whole free and at peace. today the number one battleground for that aspiration is in ukraine. and the way ukraine goes will impact not only the ne

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. >> reporter: it goes autopsy begins grand budapest help tell the musical adoption of into the woods, the bill murray drama saint vincent, and in a surprise nomination, british independent film, fried. kate beckingsale, paula patton and peter krause announced nominations this morning in hollywood. in the best drama category, boyhood competes begins imitation game, birth films earned five nominations, rounding out fox catcher which also scored an actinged in for steve carol, theory of everything, and the civil rights film, thelma. the the hollywood foreign press a association runs the globes, it is a group of 85 mostly freelance journalist, the awards honor best in both film and television. >> there is no wrong. >> reporter: the good wife is only cbs network drama to win a nomination, it goes up against she time's the affair, downtown abby, game of thrones and house of cards. and amy poehler and they return for third final time as host of the show. david begno for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there were noticeable snubs, bradley cooper in american snipper and film unbroken. popular co

the grand budapest hotel, wes anderson, an academy award this year?i think it's a competitive feel with gone girl and it's charging and anderson's best tra dilgs looks great. i think the winners will be anyone's guess at this point. >> mica, we will play a game here. we're looking at rotten tomatoings top 25 movies of 2014. have you seen any of these? >> snow pierceer. none of them in. >> no. i didn't waste any time. >> i do not choose wisely. thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. >> we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." they're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. zyrtec-d®. you don't need to think ab

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vladimir putin is ready to return crimea which, by the way, was part of a solemn agreement made in budapest they gave up their nuclear inventory. the territorial integrity of ukraine will be respected including crimea. but some of us knew that as soon as yanukovych amerco and could not live without controlling and that was at risk. it was predict the bowl what vladimir putin would do. i'm predicting it to you now again. maybe the price of oil will have a significant effect on his behavior but it won't be soon. unless he thinks there is a very heavy price to pay, moldova is next. if you talk to the president of estonia and the other baltic countries, you will hear there is enormous pressure. they went into estonia, captured a guy, took him back to russia. does any american know about that? thanks cold war stuff. anyway. i believe that it would be a workable agreement if somehow e had the belief that vladimir would get out of the ukraine including crimea. >> thank you. now let me turn to the audience or some questions. you on the end there. yes, you. >> thank you, senator mccain. i may ukrain

. >> the grand budapest hotel, st. vincent, and a mild surprise, prize. >> how was your week? >> on the drama side, the five best are "boyhood," a film shot over the course of 12 years with fox catcher, a movie about geniuses, imitation game, and theory of everything. and rounding out the list is selma based on the civil rights marches in alabama. >> dr. king thinks it's going to have to wait. >> selma made history becoming the first african-american female nominated for best director. perhaps the biggest surprise is no nomination for angelina jolie's unbroken or sniper. >> what are you feeling? >> i have good days, bad days, and on my bad days, i feel like i can't find myself. >> julianne moore wrapped up two nods in drama and comedy. >> why is he mowing your dirt patch? >> showing him how the world works. you work, get paid, and you drink. >> are you drinking alcohol? >> bill murray a two-time nominee, and meryl streep is far from cursed, ending her record breaking 29th golden globe nomination. >> bring me the nomination or the child you wish for will never see the light of

unfortunately, they -- nothing they remember in 1994 they signed that budapest agreement. they always repeating that, we signed that agreement, and united states and russia guarantee dish mean, take the responsibility to guarantee our sovereignty, territorial integrity. it didn't happen. i'm explaining to them that unfortunately, yes, we signed an agreement but that was very simple piece of paper. they didn't -- the agreement doesn't have particular responsibility what has to be done if something like invasion happen. so, they do feel betrayal -- be trade -- be trade by -- be trayed by western posterior and they're asking for help. they're fighting this war -- i'm impressed how in two or three months the ukrainian army become a real force, because i think putin's goal is to destroy -- weaken or destroy the ukrainian military and economic capables. and they were able to actually fight back, and at this point, putin controls on 10% of the one area. it's not a big territory. >> crimea. >> crimea, right. but crimea actually the most pro-russian region in ukraine there are eigh

that new deals is an agreement to replace serbia's aging railway with a new high speed link between budapest and the greek port, bringing chinese goods to european markets. as by thissing forges ahead with new roads into europe, some e.u. nations are wary of chinese competition. >> they were sort of concerned that china could give them another option and in a way, take them away from that road towards european union, but we could say that it's thinking filled with prejudice. >> the serbian economy's in desperate need of investment. belgrade's road to e.u. membership remains uncertain, china offers an attractive alternative lifeline. >> chinese construction on that new railroad is expected to begin in mid 2015. >> the white house is promising a proportional response to the hack attack on sony pictures. officials say evidence points to north korea as the culprit and the obama administration is considering a range of options, if jim jong un's government is proven to be connected. it may not have acted alone. experts say it could have gotten help from iran, russia and china. >> peter is a allow

the grand budapest hotel is one of your favorite.ing in. >> thanks a lot. >> we will talk about alibaba going public. jack ma, a big year, a look at the biggest billionaire poems of 2014. plus, the home price index will be out at the top of the hour. looking back at november. one of the men whose names -- name is on. the importance of the data. ♪ >> the richest people on earth, billionaires, they got even richer. allen would be steaming mad that. $92 billion to their net worth four point $1 trillion as of yesterday according to the bloomberg lane as index. here to discuss the biggest winners and losers is lumbered ozzie's managing editor, matthew miller. of hey, -- >> this is the year of jack ma. alibaba stocks soaring as much as it did, almost all of its 28 lane dollars was made this year. a massive pop. the ipo was the biggest in history. last time, i had singles they. jack ma got $5 billion that day because it was a huge success. you look at him and all of alibaba, and there are many raters and alibaba, people who own .25% of the

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"birdman" will compete against "the grand budapest hotel."g. >> it's a tough week for angelina jolie. the story of the globes this week, snub, snub, snub. the globes -- hollywood foreign press association which decides these award, they're known to panning to celebrities. they're the people who once -- sharon stone once gave them all watches and she got a nomination to casino. the watches had to be given back. >> yeah, oops. >> this year, they have new leadership. the last few years they've really become synonymous with picking quality movies. >> what's amazing -- you said quality movies. there's not one big hit. >> no one's seen them. >> there's usually an -- >> last year was "gravity." >> not one commercial movie. >> a lot of these movies haven't opened yet. >> bizarre. >> so "boyhood" is probably the biggest hit. >> that's going to be interesting. >> it's a 2 hour and 46 minute movie. >> do you think it will be flee reflective of the oscars? >> there are no front-runners here. that makes it really tough for the oscar season. no one is stic

>> french actress leah sedu from the grand budapest hotel. >> we'll get to know her for the first time "frozen". >> made even more. good news for all the "frozen" fans. >> by the way if you were wondering, there is something coming out, there is a "frozen" kind of mini movie that will come out and people are freaking out about it. they're going to release -- it is called a short film. not -- >> we don't know if it is ten minutes or 30. >> it is going to come in theaters in march, before the upcoming film "cinderella". >> brilliant. >> it will follow elsa and christophe as they try to throw anna a birthday celebration. you "frozen" fans know when we're talking about. >> that's pretty much everybody on the planet. one thing disney hknows how to do, make money. >> and new music too. >> and you'll be happy about the mashup thing happening. hoda looks forward to it every year. deejay ear worm. >> he takes all the great songs, mushes them up, the top 25 songs. let's see if you can recognize them. here they are. the mashup. ♪ all about that bass about that bass ♪ ♪ it's gonna be all right ♪ ♪

even happy if this is the right emotion for diplomats and the reason for that was the so-called budapestemorandum on security assurances to ukraine signed by the united states, the uk, russia. and ukraine, just two months before in december of '94, in exchange for ukraine's asession to the treaty on the nonproliferation to nuclear weapons and the pledge to transfer the soviet era nuclear