behind me right now police are trying to recreate what happened, burt it all start when the suspect trove out of the parking lot of this liquor store on white road. he then swerved right into the silver sedan that was driving in the opposite direction. there was a family inside of that car, but police tell me everyone is all right. but the suspect kept driving northbound and then crashed into a couple that was selling fruit from a cart in a parking lot of the gas station. the husband and wife team are here every afternoon, and had just set up their stand when they were hit. the man is in critical condition while his wife is in serious condition. the suspect then made a right turn on mount vista drive, hit a pole drove on to the sidewalk, and eventually slammed into a parked suv and then stopped. >> potentially have somebody that is driving under the influence, causing injury to somebody and doesn't stay the scene, so there's multiple felony charges that potentially are related to this and then obviously two people are injured. >> reporter: police arrived soon after the final crash. they f

behind me right now police are trying to recreate what happened, burt it all start when the suspect trove out of the parking lot of this liquor store on white road. he then swerved right into the silver sedan that was driving in the opposite direction. there was a family inside of that car, but police tell me everyone is all right. but the suspect kept driving northbound and then crashed into a couple that was selling fruit from a cart in a parking lot of the gas station. the husband and wife team are here every afternoon, and had just set up their stand when they were hit. the man is in critical condition while his wife is in serious condition. the suspect then made a right turn on mount vista drive, hit a pole drove on to the sidewalk, and eventually slammed into a parked suv and then stopped. >> potentially have somebody that is driving under the influence, causing injury to somebody and doesn't stay the scene, so there's multiple felony charges that potentially are related to this and then obviously two people are injured. >> reporter: police arrived soon after the final crash. they f

it is the birthday of the bandit burt reynolds. the global facial hair and attractiveness community -- it is a community, have been pining for a proper place to those who have brought great mustaches to our world. that is called a pun. we pit our favorite stashes. >>> ambassador, are you jealous of burt reynolds or confident? >> my highest ambitious was just to be president of "red eye" and now it looks like it will be taken away. >> let me ask you something. say you are running for president of the united states and some guy said to you we have never had a president with a mustache -- though there was teddy roosevelt. >> and taft. >> if shaving it off gave you the presidency would you shave it off? >> of course not. >> that is a man who loves his stache. get your hands-off my stache. >> it is tonight's comedy points. they are bad lines that come from no where. you don't look like you can grow a mustache. maybe on your back. >> i can't actually. i tried once in high school. i dyed it. >> they are whispy. they were like pubic hair.

and the whole burt's bees in the line of personal care lines did well. they have built partnerships that are helping the company to appeal to the hispanic demographic. the bottom line clorox was the clear winner in the packaged goods segment. it will keep on winning because it's got relatively small international exposer that is saving it from the risk the other competitors are exposed to. they have done a great job of taking market share, as the analysts have been slow to embrace it or fought it at every step of the way up. clorox ain't cheap, and the best never are. if you want to own a packaged goods stock, maybe this is the one you buy in to weakness. more ahead. the companies locked in a brutal battle for a place in your pantry. i will let you know the winners and novavax is up 50% this year. on a potential ebola vaccine break through and paper menus are 2014 i will talk to a company that is digitizing your dining experience and i like it. stick with cramer. 4 anything? no. you? no. aflac! what are you guys looking for? claims! legend has it these h

burt reynolds also made an appearance. there's burt.as a star-packed episode of "the californians" that has everyone talking this morning. that's betty white and bradley cooper. talk about a surprise. david spade and cicely strong made a quick appearance as sarcastic flight attendants. let us know what your favorite sketch was using #snl40. those impressions are so good. maya rudolph was so spot-on. >> she was in character. introducing different acts. and she held it and nailed it the whole time. >> so funny. >>> coming up commercial drones could be flying around after a landmark decision by the faa. not everybody can start flying. we'll tell you who the agency left out. >>> and it's being called the 21st century bank heist. how hackers stole millions from financial institutions all over the world. >>> a live look at the -- what are we looking at, guys? all right. we're going to have more for you on the weather. we're expecting accumulating snow on the way. tom will show us where the storm is now. and when it will get here a >>> workers

. >> yes, you know, you share a birthday with burt reynolds, who is 79 today. yes. >> and happy to know you're younger. >> yes. >> and you both look great. >> exactly. >> sue, good morning, welcome back. >> but i don't think bob ever posed nude in cosmopolitan. we'll have to find out. >> wow. but burt reynolds d anyway -- >> we're googling right now. >> back in the day. yup. ultimate doppler to start things out and we're showing you a whole lot of nothing. no precipitation no problems with that. now, there could be some black ice around, as you see there temperatures all below freezing they're 29 in philadelphia, 26 in trenton 19 in allentown, 22 in lancaster, 29 degrees in millville. you get the idea. windchills are even colder. so make sure you're bundled up for those windchills that are in the teens this morning. 20 degrees in milville and 20 is the windchill in wildwood. so that's pretty cold out there for your wednesday morning. here it is, 29, feeling like 19, now our sunrise big milestone here, 6:59 is sunrise time. so these days are getting so much long

maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel.few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh,

police say a man groped a woman around 12:45 this morning as she was walking between burt hall and the student health center. school september e-mail alert to students first thing this morning. >> very scary because the e-mail was very descriptive of what happened and so of course it's a little intimidating being a female on campus. >> the victim awe her attacker at the metal table at the student center before the attack. police only have a vague description. they don't know if he's a student. >> prison tijs all boy catholic school em bro i would in scandal. >> dan has the story only on abc 7 news dan abc 7 news dan. >>reporter: teachers claim the principal of the school showed them pictures of naked women and racey video of student so i investigated the allegations. were they true. was anything being done my findings coming up next. >> proof that customer service really does make a difference. heart warming story behind this oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burg

elected president of south africa: happy birthday to taylor lauter 23 jennifer anniston is 46 and actor burtancis rivera. thanks for watching >>> bullets fly. a woman shot in the neck while eating dinner at a south bay restaurant. >>> plus a disturbing crime on the peninsula. someone is videotaping women while they're using a public bathroom. >> the bay area school board. >> a live look outside on this wednesday morning. it's february 11th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> and we are midweek. good morning. it's wednesday at 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's check that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> we wan

job in the 16-year history of the space station, take a look as restaurants butch wilmore and terry burtsed outside for 6 1/2 hours to begin the task of rewiring docking ports on the space station. they're doing it all in preparation for new crew capsules that should arrive in 2017. they're scheduled for two more space walks over the next week to finish up the job. in all 750 feet of new cable needs to be wired into place. they have to do that in space, of course. >> 750 feet. a lot of work. >> yes it is. coming up next we'll take you outside to levi's stadium where a historic hockey game about to get under way. >> plus the unusual trend gaining traction at airports around the world. not inside the terminals but outside. we'll show you the buzz. >> and we saw a bit of a warm start to the weekend earlier. 07 in san jose. now cooling down to 62 degrees as the breeze picks up as we await other changes tonight. by tomorrow there is a slight chance for some showers around the bay area. we'll talk more about that when we come right back. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beau

police say a man groped a woman around 12:45 this morning as she was walking between burt hall and the student health center. school september e-mail alert to students first thing this morning. >> very scary because the e-mail was very descriptive of what happened and so of course it's a little intimidating being a female on campus. >> the victim awe her attacker at the metal table at the student center before the attack. police only have a vague description. they don't know if he's a student. >> prison tijs all boy catholic school em bro i would in scandal. >> dan has the story only on abc 7 news dan abc 7 news dan. >>reporter: teachers claim the principal of the school showed them pictures of naked women and racey video of student so i investigated the allegations. were they true. was anything being done my findings coming up next. >> proof that customer service really does make a difference. heart warming story behind this female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your walle

john paul visited saint add he will burt's when he was a cardinal in 1976. >>> jamie is here with sports on this super bowl sunday. >> big sports day, guys. >> surely. >> and commercials. >> yes. >> okay. we're all counting down to kick off, commercials and the the food but before we look ahead to the big game it is hard not to look back between patriots and eagles. that is right, this marks ten years since the bird and pats met in the super bowl can you believe it, a decade since donovan mcnabb may or may not have thrown up in the huddle decade since we got so close. tonight will mark patriots third super bowl appearance since then. they have yet to win another title. tom brady knows seattle posts quite a challenge. >> this defense cause is a lot of issues, they don't make anything easy. we have to work hard all night. it business about having a good plan and you are always confidence going into the game with what you are doing but you have to be able to execute it very well. so, there is nothing easy about it. >> now, in brady and pats beat eagles ten years ago they won back to back su

john lewis from georgia, gk burt field and earle from oregon are all not going to show up. >> why? >> i expect there will be more democrats. not a massive thing. enough to make the point that this is not something they wanted to happen. >> imagine if someone is in childbirth or has a sick relative those are good reasons not to show up. if president obama is not going to meet with prime minister netanyahu, this is one of our most important allies, a very important time. why would leader pelosi do this? >> i mean, let's be clear here, the initial objection was they broke protocol on this invitation. >> what protocol? >> the protocol that the white house should have been informed ahead of time. >> is that written some place or tradition? is this like i mean everyone keeps saying protocol? >> in fact you mentioned earlier the pope's visit i checked with boehner's office they did not give a head's up to the white house that they were inviting the pope when they extended that invitation last march. differing reaction pelosi let it materially as boehner is is aannouncing the pope's visit

police say a man groped a woman around 12:45 this morning as she was walking between burt hall and the health center. school september e-mail alert to students first thing this morning. >> very scary because the e-mail was very descriptive of what happened and so of course it's a little intimidating being a female on campus. >> the victim awe her attacker at the metal table at the student center before the attack. police only have a vague description. they don't know if he's a student. >> prison tijs all boy catholic school em bro i would in scandal. >> dan has the story only on abc 7 news dan abc 7 news dan. >>reporter: teachers claim the principal of the school showed them pictures of naked women and racey video of student so i investigated the allegations. were they true. was anything being done my findings coming up next. >> proof that customer service really does make a difference. heart warming story behind this pictur ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little

of course it's the burt of the prosecutor to prove that mr.ime to the exclusion of every reasonable doubt. >> i had a similar case not involving a murder but involving an asaul with the man spews of same rhetoric that we are hear with chris routh. end of days apocalypse souls being lost it's almost -- that's what people on psychotic breaks sometimes say. so the jury will need to see if the prosecutor cuss prove that he was seen at the time of the crime, and the problem he's going to have is that he appeared to be xwoxed. so -- because voluntary intoxication is not a legal defense -- >> that's very important. >> you cannot tang a drug and say the drug made me do it. >> either way, you don't have your life anymore, so why is it important for his defense to nail down -- >> first of all, then he's eligible for treatment, and if the courts or the hospital believes he is no longer a threat or no longer insane or doesn't have the symptoms which require in-patient commitment they're going to make a recommend ailing to the judge that he be released. it

it turns out it was a car on fire at burt and erny's. they made quick work of this. no word of any injuries or how the fire started. >>> california citrus growers say a labor dispute is causing them millions of dollars each week. while usa today reports honda is planning to slow production at plants in ohio and indiana based to parts slowly arriving. sky 7 hd was over the port of oakland today. it's one of those in the middle of a holiday shutdown. >>> the federal government is now getting involved in the ports contract dispute. labor secretary tom perez will be in california when the ports reopen tomorrow. he is scheduled to meet with both sides and press them to come to a deal. neither side is talking publicly about the negotiations. they are following a federal mediator's request on a gag order. >>> a dispute about what to do with a struggling golf course is coming down to the wire. the family who owns it has a plan to sell it. but now a spall group is trying to stop the project mid swing. laura anthony is there live with the full story. laura? >> reporter: well,

so this certainly costs businesses when they raise the wage burt they sayjçsoÑ on their earnings call't be any hourly issues in case people do want to work more. other benefits coming from this announcement include people who work at wal-mart can control their schedules more and plan further in advance, which is good if you have kids. >> what does this mean for workers in other retail 'ers? >> the pressure is on because wal-mart, which employs 500,000 people here in the u.s. has put the pressure on officially. they're following in the footsteps of gap and a couple of other big companies. costco, they're well ahead of the game. they already start at 10-something-dollars an hour so k-mart and target have to think about how to compete with the workers. >> the president, president obama, wanted to increase the minimum wage and is successful in doing that for federal workers. do you think that companies are feeling the pressure from him or just because they want to do better for their employees. >> that's something we asked the ceoc'nç6dç >>> great story here. firefighters saving a man and

burt the internet was in its infancy in 1996 and didn't -- the law didn't contemplate the type of thingsontent to justify the behavior. >> so there's a lot of different ways to look at this. >> yes. the bottom line is it's not over today. this will beb won't technique until after the challenge is over. nobody's fees are going up tomorrow. but a lot of people are going to be looking at this. >> all right. >> tried to read the 232 pages but with all of our resources at fox, couldn't get our hands on it. >> not yet. we'll get them. that could be telling. >>> not happy about your body? [laughter] >> how bat -- about a new one? one door claims he can perform a fullq g÷ body transplant within two years, surgically removing someone's head and attaching the ahead to a donor's body. someone like the scientist stephen hawking could potentially get a new one that works. the doctor getting ready to present his findings at a medical conference. he says he has list of patients who want new bodies. he says to do it, doctors have to put the patient in a coma up to four weeks and it could take up to a ye

will ferrell as alex trebek and norm mcdonald as burt reynolds. and darryl hammond. is classic "snl." and when you're in the skit, and you just want to watch it over and over and over again. classic "snl." >> let's watch what you're talking about. >> and the answer is this g-shaped letter comes between s and h. >> matthew mcconaughey, what are you doing here? >> what are any of us doing here? >> jason what was your favorite part last night? >> i too, first off, anything that andy samberg ever does with lonely island is great. but also i love chris rock's monologue. he basically got up there and said, all of you guys owe your lives to a black man who saved the show in 1983. his introduction of eddy murphy was fantastic. better than eddy murphy's appearance. >> let me play a little of that. ♪ ♪ here's another one ♪ >> and that's what you referred to first jason that you love anything about what he does. victoria, what was your favorite part? >> my vote goes to the jeopardy skit too. kate mckinnon as justin bieber is genius. when she came out a couple weeks ago in the c

- andy, some of the great comedies that's been on any screen in the last seven years, my favorite, burtith him. [ cheers and applause ] one of the greats. i remember we would talk and you'd say, oh next week, pratt you'll never believe. was this something you brought to the table, or did they sort of write you -- did you thrust upon you that you'd be crashing into things for seven years? >> i have to give credit for my friend, alex, who called me from my hometown, alex petricopolis. he was like, pratt, you just have to start breaking [ bleep ], man. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was his acting advice? >> i was like, "what do you mean?" he was like, "listen, just go in there and smash something." and i was like, "that's a good idea." [ laughter ] and it was a halloween episode with a kid named greg pikitis as a character. [ cheers ] and there's a scene where i take -- unscripted, i grab a coffee mug, i pretend to throw hot coffee in his face. i smash the mug against the wall. something falls and breaks. and none of that was scripted and no one expected it and it made the episode and it was

the museum in the basement of ford's theater blooded today.ecause of a pipe burt bursting down there. mark segraves talked to visitors who were disappointed the museum was closed today. mark? >> reporter: well, jim, you're right. this could have been absolutely devastating because inside this museum in the basement of ford's theater, they house some priceless artifacts. and the big concern now is how that water that flooded the basement will cause hue middlemidity and the impact it will have on the art i facts here that tell the story of president lincoln's assassination. >> we are very pleased that none of the objects in the museum, priceless artifacts associated with lincoln's presidency or assassination were threatened by the water. >> reporter: crews are still inside trying to remove all of the water. while no art i facts were damaged, there are still concerns about the floor and the long-term problems from the water that need to be addressed before the museum can reopen. >> need to make sure the carpets are absolutely dry, there's no water that got under some of the cases. >> rep

my name is burt brandonburg. i'm executive director of the group "justice at stake." and i'm glad brendan finished where he did. because if you came here and you heard what you are hearing and you figured this was a problem affecting money in public policy and government races and senate and presidential races, but that at least our courts are safe, i'm hear with bad news. an explosion in money in judicial elections is pressuring state courts to bend to political pressure instead of upholding the law. justice at stake is a non partisan organization working to keep courts fair and impartial. and it's become a grave and growing threat to justice in america. because our state courts are the engines of justice in america. handle 8% of all cases. -- 98%. because 87% of those judges have to stand for election during their career. and because these elections are now being transformed into a full blown political circus that pressures judges to be accountable to money instead of the constitution. last year an elected supreme court justice cherie beasley told an npr affiliate s

norm mcdonald's hysterical as burt reynolds. most of the skits were good. nbc got big ratings.them. here's a "the factor" tip of the day, when you get an opportunity to do something different take it. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also, we would like you to spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, brand new word do not be a tatterdemalion. the word is tatterdemalion. and the next time somebody misbehaves around you, you say please don't be a tatterdemalion. you'll be very popular in your crew. what else do i want to tell you because we got a little time to kill here. got a big week this week. we are closely watching the bowe bergdahl investigation, the alleged investigation. we know that the army knows. and we're just trying to get it out of them because we think we should clear this up right? we should clear this up. so we're on it. we've got an interesting show this week. a lot of interesting people c

burt windsor says receiving an invitation to washington was something he wasn't expecting. >> i don't know really how i earned it. it's kind of a surprise. awesome. just another day in the life of myself, you know. >> wow, what a life i think, this man has led. the white house says it is highlighting the ten stories in an effort to get more people to sign up for affordable health care. >>> paid sick leave supporters showed up at philadelphia city hall today. a group calling action -- called action united wants physical city council to pass legislation to require paid sick leave to some city workers. they could earn up to five paid sick days a year. senator greenleaf sponsored the bill. >> we're talking about five days a year. they can be -- if a business provides vacation or administrative leave days, that can be subtracted. >> similar bills have been vetoed twice by mayor nutter. this time if it passes he says he will sign it. >>> busy route 22 in the lehigh valley is back open after being shut down by a jack knifed tractor-trailer today. sky force 10 was over the scene in white hall

live look at south jersey route 07 never camden catholic high school, with the burt boulevard, any overpasses, the bridges, on and off ramps will have potential for, black ice this morning. blue route looking good saying good morning to the saint david villanova interchange. new jersey transit, they will throw another day in there. they will cross honor system wide today because of the cold temperatures. and then just watch yourself heading to 95. any of the curves, all it will take is for your car to clip the the ice there off to the far right lane. guess what today is. >> tuesday. >> it is not carol cake day. >> i love car on the cake good look at that. >> with a cream cheese frosting. >> um, extra frosting. >> there we go. wood land avenue, blocked at 66th as we heard from steve there in the the neighborhood now septa says, the route 11 trolley is going to use elmwood avenue instead of wood land this morning between forty-ninth and sixth their. so unfortunately with this cold weather, you will to have move over to the next block here to elmwood wood avenue and trolleys will run along elmwo

>> burt's bees and across the lip, face, and body portfolio. we're doing very well.d our lip portfolio into color. innovation that's been very successful and we think there's a lot more room to grow with burt's bees. >> with such a good handle on north america and the u.s. i want to ask you about the state of the consumer. we were told this morning that it was very challenging and cautious. do you agree? >> it is challenging, but we're seeing some signs of life. we are cautiously optimistic. we're seeing some growth in our categories. categories have grown almost 2% in the last quarter. we hope that that will continue as consumers will see oil and gas prices decline. >> and also the oil factor. i know a lot of investors are asking about this today. how much does it help you in terms of input costs. you make chemicals and bleach and wipes. shouldn't that help that you are seeing low oil prices? >> in the last quarter that actually still was the head wind for us but we expect the lower oil and gas prices to flow through the p & l later on in the fiscal year. we are opt

. >> i share my birthday with burt reynolds and jennifer and stone. >> cheryle crow. >> thomas edison thomas edison? all right, good morning everybody, 5:31. waking up to an overturned tractor trailer in downingtown. it is the westbound lanes of the 30 bypass, closed, between 340 and reese ville road. now, sounds like they're trying get this guy out of there. so there could be temporary closures, and openings throughout the next hour or so. play it safe. if you're headed westbound this morning out every downingtown, go for business route 30. here is a live look at i95 northeast philly. northbound 95, an accident, north of academy road. you can see police are on the scene here. this is the stretch, it is just outside of the city why we don't have the overhead street lamb innocence this area. soap, it is a little difficult to actually see the crash scene here. again, it is 59 north north of academy. the benny good morning coming into downtown, don't forget if you use the patco high-speed line, beginning tomorrow, and friday, could be some problems and delays, because that far track work

. ♪ ♪ >>> burt reynolds. >> want to give me andre the giant for -- a thousand dollars. >> it's not a potent quotables for $600. it's our video daily double. and it's about alcoholic beverages. let's hear what this celebrity has to say about his favorite cocktail. >> okay now this is one part -- >> oh dear god, no no no! oh dear god, no. i'm very sorry. we filmed that in june. >> that was saturday night live's bill cosby sketch on sunday's 40th anniversary show. a bill cosby role that was reportedly written to star eddie murphy. but according to norm mcdonald, who spent a few hours tweeting about the snl special, eddie murphy was reluctant to face cosby, who faced more than 20 allegations of assault. in a tweet, eddie decides the laughs are not worth it. he will not kick a man when he's down. mr. cosby has denied past allegations against him and has not been charged with the crime. he praised eddie murphy today writing in a statement, i'm very appreciative of eddie and i applaud his actions. joining me now is cohost of the cycle torre and one of the stars in black women jesus. you kno

. >> dress to the nines and that's all they knew, except it was a burt reynolds movie. >> seth: okay,s dressed -- they're having the time of their lives. >> paul comes in and says, "when they announce the winner, i want you applaud" -- can we run that once, so melora walters -- i don't know you're gonna -- >> seth: this will be fine. we'll see how many bleeps we actually need to use. >> malora walters gets up, and she has this great little voice, and she said, "and the winner is -- oh, and i can't wait to get his big [ bleep ] in my [ bleep ] or my [ bleep ] -- derek diggler. [ laughter and applause ] and there's stunned silence. >> seth: yeah. >> 100 people just sit there. and then they all got up, and gathered up their stuff and got in their cars and drove off. [ laughter ] >> seth: they didn't want to be in that movie. >> yeah we had to go find 50 more extras. >> seth: you had to go to worst -- the lesser extra place. >> yeah. this time paul described the scene to people before -- >> seth: and then david mamet, i didn't realize this, you've known him forever? >> yeah. he was my tea

burt it's very stimulating to work with david.e is one of those people that has a foot in history but also very muchcontemporary culture. he is an historian by training but has an art historian hat on. we are one of the only museums that hires both historians and art historians. one day i will have to write a paper about what that is like. so david welcome to the stage. [applause] >> thank you kim. i enjoy the argument. i i want to thank the kempers. i'm an historian you cannot do genealogy. i want to thank the kempers of whom there are a fairly several thousand. i want to thank the messy unit. i'm delighted to be the public levy because their only two seal you need and now is to knwo how to read. and i learned how to read in the public library where i grew up. i hope it is worthwhile for you. it has been worthwhile for me. to do history. what i want to talk about is the hall of president, political portraiture. and i want to talk about the smithsonian which started as museum of things. natural history specimens and technology --

reporter: the anti-vietnam war film "hearts and minds" won for best documentary in 1975 and the producer burtr, read a cable from the vietcong. that statement led to an on-air apology by co-host frank sinatra. >> the academy is saying quote, we are not responsible for any political references on this program and we are sorry that they had to take place this evening. >> reporter: michael moore's 2003 win for bowling for columbine turned into a rant against the bush administration. >> our democracy was hijacked and there's a squatter on federal land at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: in 2009 sean penn won best actor for "milk" and told critics of same sex marriage that they need to reflect on their great shame if they continue to hold those opinions. liberal politics notwithstanding, some conservatives this year note that the people of the united states have voted on best picture. their pick is "american sniper" which has racked up more than $400 million at the box office so far. though it only won one award last night, for sound editing. >> "american sniper." >> movie star remember? >>

. >> and the winner is burt lancaster. >> humphrey bogart!even spielberg was the perfect person for me to start with. because i loved movies. and he loves movies. so he would say, well, you know that feeling that you had just before scout sees boo radley? just as the door opens? >> yeah. yeah. >> that's what i want. ♪ >> so that i could do. i understood it. >> any time i see actors that are nominated, i just think about the work. the glamour and all that is fun. but -- >> i always say the real work of an actor is an inside job. because what you do is all inside. >> some people think about acting as though you are wearing a mask. but actually, most of the time you're taking away a mask. there's something that the camera sees that no matter what you do the camera finds. >> actors that i loved growing up, i loved spencer tracy. you always knew where he stood in everything. >> because in the final analysis, it doesn't matter a damn what we think. >> you look at his mark down on the ground where you have to stand so that you're in focus. but if th

>>> thank you for joining us on this washington's burt day. we're going to do the after the show show. so log on. >> we'll see you tomorrow. you're heading to the radio. >> yep. stay within yourself. >> see you tomorrow. bill: breaking news in the war against isis. egypt asking for american help as it carries out swift retaliation. egypt targets inside of libya after isis shows the beheadings of 21 christians out of egypt. patti ann: he jipg airplane target isis in libya. bill: how successful were the airstrikes? >> reporter: officials say 50 militants were killed in the airstrike but it's hard to verify it. they say they were carried out by the egyptian military. they are targeting isis training centers. the egyptian christians were taken hostage in december and january. they believe they were there in libya working. yesterday isis released a grisly video showing militants beheading the christians on a beach. the entire video is similar to what whatr we -- similar to what we have seen in syria and iraq. we are beginning to see a growing conce

we have had headlines and breaking news on hall burt orn.est oil services company say that they will lay off between 6.5% to 8% of their global head count. this due to the challenging market environment. they did go on to say that no layoffs have occurred or are presently planned as a result of their pending abbing quization of bagger hughes. still, we're keeping an eye on those shares as well as the other big ones in the business. >> i know you do not cover halliburton, and you cannot comment on that directly. that said halliburton, one of the biggest. we've had other job cuts. do you believe there will be more job cuts and capital spending cuts from other oil field services companies going forward? >> the short answer is yes. >> when some people are cutting spending by 80%, it really for a company it means layoffs and more earnings and projects getting delayed, pushed out, canceled in some cases, and some some cases for countries it means, you mg what venezuela and russia are going for. >> thr still below the level that is ultimately neede

. >>> thank you for joining us on this washington's burt day.ithin yourself. >> see you tomorrow. bill: breaking news in the war against isis. egypt asking for american help as it carries out swift retaliation. egypt targets inside of libya after isis shows the beheadings of 21 christians out of egypt. patti ann: he jipg airplane target isis in libya. bill: how successful were

he discovered the dog was no stray, burt missing for five months. there was a facebook page.e dog five months later. >> she said she was very thankful and wanted to reward me. said no that's not what i'm all about. she was very happy to see her dog. >> what a hero. >> he's so low-key, of course. >> true heroes. that's it for us. a lot of news this morning. let's get you to the "newsroom" with carol costello. throwing you the ball. 21 ladies that's me! >> i decided to run it. >> smart lady. >> have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >> good morning. i'm carol costello thanks for joining me. the northeast struggling to dig out from last week's blizzard and millions of those same americans getting hammered

this is from burt who says the scan to rebuff the american people and make big pharma and health insuranceompanies rich. chuck dawson says it was created on a foundation of dishonesty. lee says it is another tax program scheme. james says, the affordable care act is the greatest thing i've seen happen in my life. your calls and comments on the affordable care act. the next sign-up period begins in october. tim from peoria, illinois. caller: i am calling to let you know that i like it. me and my wife have not had insurance in over 15 years and we were able to get health care. it is a good thing. people get really sick and have not been able to get it. that is all i have to say. host: thanks for the call. let's go to christine from millersburg, michigan. why don't you like the affordable care act? caller: i'm from vanderbilt, michigan. the thing that seems to me, my husband and i had it. with what we paid and the subsidy that we got, it was $28,000 last year. if they paid out $300, i would be surprised. it is like they are the only ones that paid out. they did not pay anything and every time

. >> what in the -- burt reynolds what are you doing here? >> that's not my name. >> all right.t on. i love matthew mcconaughey. >> you hear his voice and he said did you record a voice over? of course sean connery. our producers were too squeamish to show the sean connery thing. it was funny. an abomination of the category of who leads. >> if you missed it go and watch it. >> trebeck! hey! >> i love him in that role. my favorite is tina fey and amy poehler reuniting and two notable guests. take a look. >> i got a letter from a mr. richard at ft. lee new jersey and he said dear roseanne roseanna dana. i quit smoking and i am depressed and i gained weight and i'm nauseous and constipated and my gums are bleeding and sinus are are are clogged and i have gas. what should i do? you sound like a real attractive guy. >> my name is matt foley and i am a motivational speaker. first off, i am 35 years old. i am divorced. and i live in a van down by the river. >> melissa mccarthy nailing the roles literally. >> and then the land shark comes in. >> we also love the californias that ended w

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. >> burt reynolds what are you doing here? >> "snl" alum norm mcdonald revealing over the course of three hours and 110 tweets eddie murphy was asked to participate in the sketch playing bill cosby, tweeting how it was supposed to go down. eddie murphy doing a perfect cosby impression. the audience does not let him finish the sketch ends the show for all intents ends. murphy's appearance marking the first time the legendary alum was to step foot on that studio 8h stage in more than 30 years. manying donald describes how he entered the studio to an awe struck sometime of a-lifters. >> there he is. like al zaire. that's when mcdonald quickly realizes it's my job to talk him into doing jeopardy. we talk in his dressing room for an hour i'm convinced he would do it. he doesn't. eddie murphy know what is will work on "snl" better than anyone. as for the reason murphy declined. >> i thought right now you were going to do this. >> opting for what was an awkward appearance later in the show. eddie decides the laughs are not worth it.

. >> burt reynolds, what are you doing here? >> reporter: "snl" alum norm macdonald revealing over the course of 110 tweets that eddie murphy was asked to participate in the sketch playing bill cosby. macdonald tweeting how it was supposed to go down. eddie murphy doing a perfect cosby impression. the audience does not let him finish. the sketch ends. the show, for all intents, ends. [ applause ] his appearance marking the first time the legendary alum was to set studio on the 8h stage in more than 30 years. macdonald describes how murphy entered the studio to an awestruck crowd of a-listers. rock says there he is like ali in zaire. eddie, bomaye. that's when macdonald quickly realized it's my job to talk him into doing "jeopardy!." we talk in his dressing room for a good hour. when it's over, i'm convinced he'll do it. he doesn't. he knew the laughs would bring down the house. eddie murphy knows what will work on "snl" better than anyone. as for the reason why murphy declined -- >> i thought you guys were going to -- right ther