. >> "the butler" came up this year. and got nothing. >> this movie killed "the butler" dead in its -- not since cloou h clue has the butler died. >> was oprah snubbed? >> i think she was. >> she's great in it. >> oprah was not snub the, oprah was snubbed. >> you forget oprah can actually act. >> everything you are and everything you have because of that butler. >> she's amazing. >> i would call her out if i didn't think she was good. she's good. she's good. >> i've been looking for you, lone star. >> unless you've got more cash than your clients, i'm busy. >> you don't deserve our money. >> 5%. >> 25. take it or leave it. >> welcome to "the dallas buyer's club." >> there's a word for what matthew mcconaughey has done. between this and magic mike and mud and killer joe. it's the mcconaussance. it's real, my friend. >> hold it, i think chris has a dissenting opinion. >> you do give him points. this is usually what happens in best actors. he goes back to sherr. look at sherr after she was snubbed for mask. she's going to w

movies like 12 years a slave and "the butler" cost less than $30 million to make but have earned backmillion. as you know, my brother played the lead in "12 years a slave" but i wanted to see just how much things have changed for black actors in hollywood and what challenges still remain. she was the first black woman to be nominated for an academy award for best actress. refusing to be typecast, dorothy dandridge vowed never to play a slave on tv. years later, she was dead of a drug overdose with little more than $2 to her name. >> when a black actor wins an oscar or is nominated, in my opinion, i think hollywood is sometimes not knowing what to do with them because the path isn't clear. >> reporter: of the nearly 3,000 oscars that have been awarded since 1929, fewer than 30 have been given to people of color. many of them for roles based on true stories, therefore could never have been played by white actors anyway. >> not likely leonardo dicaprio could play nelson mandela. >> one of the ways black people play the lead where there is no competition. >> reporter: he played louis gain

cbs reporter stacy butler asked an aviation expert about that. >> it is the biggest mystery. >> reporter: when it comes to theories about what happened to malaysia airline flight 370, retired boeing 777 pilot ross says any emergency, even a fire, could have caused the pilot to take the sharp left turn aiming for the closest airport he was familiar with to land a triple 7. >> think time you are in an airplane, you are thinking if i need to put this down, where do i put it down? >> reporter: there have been reports the flight was carrying highly explosive lithium batteries banned in the u.s. if so, the fire theory may not be farfetched. >> reporter: lithium ion batteries are very volatile. >> reporter: he says if the pilot calls for help on the radio, it is likely it never went it. >> it is very sporadic. they may have called on hf and nobody heard them. >> reporter: malaysian police are looking into the possibilities of terrorism, hi jacking or mental health issues of those on board. >> because we have no solid evidence, we can't discount anything. >> reporter: search crews from 26 countr

. >> narrator: the source was paolo gabriele, the pope's butler. he was offering thousands of secret documents from the pope's private office. he said he wanted to protect the pope from the sleaze and corruption that surrounded him. he went on, "i'm afraid the pope doesn't have the strength to expel the money changers from the temple." (applause) (speaking italian) >> narrator: nuzzi broke the story on his program, but he was careful to protect the identity of his source. and over the months that followed, he released more and more secret documents. >> (translated): i published documents and stories dealing with corruption, scandals, frauds, nepotism, pedophilia, sexual abuses, self-advancement, all issues that for many years, too many years, no one wanted to talk about in the vatican. >> narrator: vatileaks soon became an international sensation. >> documents were spilling out showing that there was cronyism inside the vatican, that there were sexual parties going on, people who were papal gentlemen who were involved with male choristers in choirs

the butler bulldogs did not qualify for the tournament but oftentimes they do.did get some action home of the butler bulldogs visited by brody smith who is a trick shot master with the frisbee. but i got to say this video is impressive because brody is doing things with the frisbee and also the basketball. bouncing balls from halfcourt also, you know, tossing in with his frisbee. watch this part here. hits that one. turns around. and then hits the other one with his frisbee, like, how many takes did that take to get, right? >> this guy's amazing. >> he also goes to an h.h. gregg which is a home appliance and consumer electronics store. just waltzes past this group of washing machines and he just -- here the laser shot he calls this one from way up in the rafters he's nailing this stuff. even the butler bulldog mascot blue iii got involved and this is what it looked like after. >> i'm sure brody's got, like, about 100 of those things. >> then he has another trademark here the nosebleed shot from the last row of the hinkle fieldhouse. check this out. >> what? how

the butler university bulldog, butler blue iii.. we had to get blue to new york somehow. >> he's well-known for doing all kinds of tricks and things that we can't do. >> would you like to see some? >> what is he famous for? >> he has a high five. good boy. you can call him trip. he's butler blue iii. crawl. >> he's cheating. >> sit. lay down. crawl, crawl, crawl. good boy. sit. catch. >> he's drooling his way in now. >> can you speak? speak. speak. >> that was good. >> down, down. dead dog. good boy. >> he actually lives with you, right? >> he does. i take him to campus, butler university, every day. he hangs out. students come see him. he leads a pampered life. >> he's getting reved up for the big east. >> butler plays at 7:00 p.m. tonight against seton hall. he gets to hold court. >> who gets more nervous, the players or the dog? >> i think the players. this guy is all business all the time. he loves it. he loves his job for sure. >> can he play basketball? >> he plays a mean basketball. >> does he? >> yeah. >> unlike soccer. >>

no longer did you say no but did you say yes. >> reporter: but butler says the policy still does note victims the right to appeal when the suspect is given a slap in the wrist. she says more than a written policy it's what the university does to enforce that policy that concerns her and her fellow students in the lawsuit. >> i have a stake to make sure that the university handles this correctly because as a survivor, it always works in the assault itself. >> reporter: butler says this policy change does not do anything to change the momentum of a policy going forward. she says it's too early in the process to know when these two lawsuits can be resolved. in berkeley, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> the mother of a 15-year-old girl from the south bay who killed hearse announced she is pushing for a new law. she is hoping to change the way young people -- the names of the three teenage boys punished in connection with the case have never been made public. >> we believe that if the identity of the sexual offenders and their sentence is exposed, it would deter future incidents and put the

no longer did you say no but did you say yes. >> reporter: but butler says the policy still does note victims the right to appeal when the suspect is given a slap in the wrist. she says more than a written policy it's what the university does to enforce that policy that concerns her and her fellow students in the lawsuit. >> i have a stake to make sure that the university handles this correctly because as a survivor, it always works in the assault itself. >> reporter: butler says this policy change does not do anything to change the momentum of a policy going forward. she says it's too early in the process to know when these two lawsuits can be resolved. in berkeley, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> the mother of a 15-year-old girl from the south bay who killed hearse announced she is pushing for a new law. she is hoping to change the way young people -- the names of the three teenage boys punished in connection with the case have never been made public. >> we believe that if the identity of the sexual offenders and their sentence is exposed, it would deter future incidents and put the

chicago's jimmy butler kicks lebron in the face when they get tangled up under the basket.ould get technical fouls. now, with seconds remaining in a tied game, butler strips the ball from lebron in overtime. it's all bulls. chicago finishes strong for the 95-88 win. >>> in college basketball, it was an emotional night at the university of nebraska. senior mike peltz proposing to his girlfriend before his last game as a senior. she said yes. and then the huskers knock off ninth ranked wisconsin in a 77-68 win. nebraska is hoping to make it to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 1998. and second ranked wichita state is aiming for a number one seed in the tournament. the shockers top indiana state 83-69 in the missouri valley conference championship. wichita state will enter the big dance as the nation's only undefeated team. >>> in ohio high school hockey two teams are named state champions over the weekend. cleveland st. ig nashous and sylvania's northview were tied at 1-1 at the end of regulation. the teams then battled for seven overtime periods with no one making

and then, butler again. bulls win by seven at home over miami. >>> wichita state wins the missouri valley conference to enter the ncaa tournament a perfect 34-0. they beat indiana state. they likely wrapped up a number one seed. the last team to finish off a perfect season, bobby knight, indiana. back in 1976. >>> dale earnhardt jr. knew he likely was not going to have enough fuel. he was right. brad keselowski surged ahead when earnhardt jr. ran out of gas. brad keselowski won. earnhardt jr. finished second. >>> for more, a live "sportscenter" at 9:00 a.m. on espn. i'm john buccigross, have a great day. >>> something of a tradition in the poconos of pennsylvania. the cardboard classic. >> sleds of all shapes and sizes all made from cardboard, tape, string, paint, and glue. 150 sleds reached the top of the hill. not all made it down in one piece. that is part of the fun. creative. >> an old dial phone there. a push-button phone. a garbage truck. >> this is so cool. looks like fun. >> all cardboard? >> and ta

yvette butler has lived there less than a year. what's the neighborhood like here? >> oh, nice. it's quiet and fendly. >> reporter: alexandria police are still maintaining a presence outside the home on ridge road drive where music teacher ruthanne lodato was gunned down. neighbors are hoping police have their man. >> we hope that the reports are true. i think that if it bears out, then it would bring a great sense of relief to the neighborhood and the community. >> reporter: families of the victims waiting for official word before commenting. the niece of murder victim nancy dunning tweeted earlier today hopefully the end is in sight. everyone we spoke to tonight said they will rest a lot easier once someone has been arrested and charged in connection with these killings. reporting live from alexandria, darcy spencer, news4. >> severance is living at this house in ashburn right up until last weekend. neighbors tell news4 the fbi and alexandria police raided the home wednesday night and say agents were there for seven hours. neighbors also say severance rarely left his home. so

film critic edelstein and anthea butler." starts now with ari melber in for rachel. good evening, ari. >> good evening. i know what i'm going to see this weekend. thanks, alex. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. rachel has the night off. today was the biggest day in the ongoing bridge-gate scandal surrounding governor chris christie of new jersey. we still do not know why access lanes on the busiest bridge in the world were shut down. gridlocking a small town in new jersey on the orders of a senior member of governor christie's administration. but today we learned a lot more about what happened with a new resignation, and tonight, a new response from one of christie's former aides in the eye of the storm. the most striking part of today's events was how much of the events we actually carefully choreographed. several of these developments looked planned and well coordinated with team christieing a

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butler with a great save but cannot find the entrance ramp. i try that one time and i could not get past the beer vendor. finally he found an opening. but the knicks were dealing with the bulls' all-star center. a rebound, dribbled, up 23-4 in the first quarter. that was just about it. the first 46 minutes they had only three turnovers getting whatever they wanted our offense. butler to gibson. best finisher on the scene. but the best player without question is no law. lee's second he finds the layup. fairly short of a triple double by halftime. in the third making a move. the ankle goes 90 degrees to the floor but he didn't miss a second of time. then in the fourth quarter augustine splitting defenders out front. 21 and the fourth quarter 23 for the game. but it went to noah. triple double. >> we're happy we're not satisfied we're still feeling like we are the hungriest team playing in the nba. >> these are high i.q. guys. a very intelligent guy. he wants to keep this secret. >> he knows everybody will be on the floor. this will point centers

metz an older man who was amazing he lived in canada and lived in japan and had seen judith butler speak so she knew it is the most amazing thing. >> host: so for nadia come with this man to she would marry later that she -- she had actually seen judas butler at toronto university. [laughter] >> guest: there is of fundy footnote and i will get to that. but also to be very taken with nadia here was this beautiful creature in she is amazing. and then talks about the moscow conceptual list they thought maybe six people had heard of them. and then said he and a couple of his friends want to start an art group but to make a protest march but what that would be they had not figured out. nadia suggested to talk to her sister so they decide to do it together. the action to go inside a fireproof safe and carry him up 27 floors to the main building of the moscow university which is the highest point in moscow also the pinnacle of the enlightenment you go to a the top floor it is also the place where the headquarters of the labor camp built moscow university were located during construction. it is

lebron and jimmy butler get tangled up. butler tried to roll him over and show him the likes, as we used to say in my wrestling days. chicago made miami tap out in overtime. >>> the a's in the cactus league. a diving catch. angels in the out field. ken, you did not know that. >> i did know that. he played thebngos, too. >> he did -- the bongos. >> he did? >> where am i here? >>> the deep three at the buzzer. the cyclones would go on to win in overtime. >> you could just female march madness, huh? >> -- feel march madness, huh. >> yeah. looks good. >> good stuff. >> all right. see you at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! [applause] give it up for steve harvey! steve: how you folks doing? welcome to the show. how's everybody doing today? thank you so much, folks. [chuckles] let's go. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody! i'm your man, steve harvey, and boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, we got a good one for you today. we got a family back for the second day, already with a total $20,000. from maplewood, new jersey,

butler strips him and triggers a fast play and it will be gibson wrapping up the other and with a jam. really getting into the game in the fourth quarter. the game goes to overtime. no one has a nice pass and the bulls win in overtime and win the game 95-88. >> this is what you play for. i love it. i'm having a great time. having a blast out of there being in miami, i don't care if it's a regular season, it's always special. we played with a lot of hate today. >> that's a big one. the big rival. >> all the great players that they have, coming into chicago, you want to send a message around. >> patrick kane back home in buffalo. patrick scores the first goal goes in for the wrist shot to make it 1-0. it's one- one. tying to bring it home. it's a 2-1 lead. the star on defense for the rest of the game. sending the message. they pick up and beat buffalo 2-1. that's it for sports. have a great day. >>stocks ended friday mixed as the enthusiasm following a better-than-expected jobs report wore off. the dow closed up 30. the nadaq fell 15. and the s-and-p remained relatively flat. researcher

butler, boxing billy and billy was about a foot taller than i was. a big tall, lanky guy. kept hitting him in the stomach, and he kept hitting me in the head, and i think the people in the crowd saw the humor in that, that this guy is really going at his stomach, and the other guy is pounding me in the head. being a natural athlete, as i was, i went out for every sport, and that helped me get with the guys. i wanted to be a cheerleader, but it was all girls. i didn't have a shot at that. tavis: the funniest thing for me about the fight with your one hand, you were such a small guy your shorts kept falling down. you had your shorts in one hand. >> my mother made shorts, and my name was little butcher. she kind of put that name on there for me, but my pants kept falling down, and the more i with almost every swing my pants fell a little further. treated to awas , so i justy actually went with it. tavis: that's comedy. you've got to go with it. i don't know if you can see this. can you zoom in on that photo? i am putting this up because that is such wonderful haberdashery. pr

and as stacey butler reports dozens of people are looking for a place to stay after more than 30 homes and apartments were red tagged. >> this is my unit. >> trying to determine which home s to red tag. >> they say it is unsafe and i am going to my mother in law's. >> crews found no structure damage for now. >> this was way beyond anything i have experienced. >> even in the clean up residents cannot find calm. >> when you have a chance to calm down and relax for a little while and you are thinking it is okay and you get another one of these jolts and gets your heart rate going and adrenaline, it is nerve-wracking. >> they survived with no injuries but mentally they're shaken by an after shock. >> finally went to bed and the after shock came about every hour and after seeing the damages for the first time, it was terrifying. >>> still to come on kron 4 news at 11:00. major delays at sfo and it is not just because of the rain. we are at the scene with the glitch that left people stranded for hours. >>> a massive mistake leads to fear of hiv infections for the bay area patients. we'll tel

now 12 years later the prison's first screening of the documentary about that play nelson butler was cast member. >> you know, i had a life sentence for murder in prison. i kind of had that thought in my head of, hell, i ain't getting out. >> reporter: he and everybody -- >> i thought you were out of your mind. when you showed up, it sounded crazy. >> reporter: director joe defrancesca convinced all of them it wasn't. >> it was just this force of personality that kept saying, hey, stick with this, stick with this, stick with this. >> reporter: and stick with it they did. every saturday for two years, digging into a poem about race, freedom and redemption. >> my hunch was you guys would get this. they would understand what this was. this is not far away. >> reliving slavery. hm. this affects me, man, so deeply. >> all the men would know a lot about the cost of freedom. >> through the play, we talked. what does this mean to you? what does this reflect in the world today? how does this reflect on us here in prison? this wasn't just a play. because i didn't believe in myself. i thought i

but jimmy butler pokes it away, this one goes into overtime.mes is held just to 17 points. 95-88. >>> houston now, blazers visiting the rockets. the end of the fourth, houston trailing 106-103 when james harden buries a big three right there. he sends it into o.t. it's harden again with the trip toll tie it. all right, same score, 30 seconds later, here's the rockets' jeremy lin with the go-ahead jumper. there you see it and they need it. houston getting the win, 115-113 victory. >>> donald trump's new redesigned course in doral, florida. tiger woods still suffering from that ailing back issue, he finished six strokes over par. the victor is patrick reid, he closed with an even par, becoming the youngest winner of a world golf championship. 23 years old. >>> college hoops, number five virginia visiting maryland. virginia trailing by a basket with less than two seconds. anthony hill hits the game-tying shot to send this one into overtime. but the cavs run out of steam in the overtime. maryland wins, 75-69. >>> indiana state and number two wichit

the caucus held a forum with all the candidates a at the butler center in northwest. >>> fire investigators are looking into how this home caught fire in wheaton. this is on henderson avenue and when crews arrived, smoke was already pouring from the attic. no one husband hurt, but investigators tell us three families lived there, and it's not clear if they'll be able to go home tonight. the d.c. department of transportation is warning folks tonight about a certain area of the district. if you're planning to be along 8th street northeast, you should keep an eye out for live wires. they're now running up and down the street to help power the new streetcars and the lines will stay on even as crews test the system. ddot is asking you to stay at least ten feet away from the wires and please don't touch the poles. >>> he helped mentor students for half a century. today a very special memorial for a high school football coach in montgomery county. >>> plus we'll take you inside the massive new home for stray animals in our area. >>> and the rain that's dropping on the west coast will be our snow w

. >> that was stacy butler reporting. at least 20 homes or apartments have now been red tagged. >> that was only a 5.1. >>> it was the second day of searching in the new area for the malaysian airlines jet. the debris they plucked out of the water was just trash. cbs reporter holly williams with more. >> reporter: the search planes have begun returning to the air base here in pert australia after several hours scouring the seas but the weather here has taken a turn for the worst which would slow down the search for the flight. after a fleet of planes spent a week combing the southern indian ocean for wreckage, yesterday came the frustrating news they have been looking in the wrong place. investigators and the planes maker boeing took another look at flight data and decided the plane went down 700 miles northeast of where they previously thought. a chinese crew saw three objects of interest. one red, white, and orange. the search teams are now racing to find the black box recorders which would explain what went wrong. holl

eastern on msnbc and paul butler from georgetown university law center, thank you for your time. >>> long awaited release of governor chris christie's internal separation is not the only big development in. christie land today. he did his first major news interview since the now famous press conference about the political payback on the george washington bridge. in a town hall earlier this week, he was reflective about what this says about his entire political career. >> when you become governor, you realize how your life really changes. i never go in the front door anymore. it's really depressing. i went to go to get my annual physical two weeks ago, and i met -- my doctor met me at the garbage dumpster behind her building. like, is this really it? we meet by the garbage dumpster? >> yes. the requirements of power can be depressing, but apparently that's not stopping the governor from heading to a key stop on the gop's preprimary for presidential aspirations. forget iowa. it's all about vegas. that story is next. >>> plus, personal news about why my colleague, chris hayes, is out to

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and former prosecutor paul butler.for being here. >> great to be here. >> good to be with you. >> michael, bridget kelly and bill stepien are really fighting tooth and nail to withhold these documents, aren't they? >> they are. and we had three hours of argument during this court hearing today, which actually turned into quite an intense and at times fascinating discussion about the contours of the fifth amendment. this was not by any means a slam-dunk for the committee. in fact, the judge made it clear at the end that she -- that the issues raised here are very serious constitutional ones, and she is going to take her time to make a ruling. and, look, the basics are, though, that reid schar, the counsel for the special committee said that bridget kelly is essential to this investigation, finding out what was behind that e-mail is -- the committee cannot do its job without getting her e-mails, text messages documents that might explain that. on the other hand, her defense lawyers argued -- her lawyer and stepien's defe

he gets butler to go down swinging. later, alex gordon strikes out. three strikeouts, royals win this one 3-1. kazmir has caught seven scoreless innings, allowing three hits and five strikeouts. more news after the break. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. >>> breaking news coming out of the south by southwest musical festival in austin, texas. what you're looking at is a photograph of a car crash. austin police say there was a multiple fatality crash near one of the music venues. the uaustin statesman is reporting the car plowed through a crowd of people. south by southwest has canceled all events near the scene. >> that's going to do it for us here at 11:00. hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> steve: from st

seven straight games >> to butler dominated this one. >> steals the inbound pass and beats the buzzer. the blue demons gone to win this one. >> the tribune reports that depaul will keep the head coach. loyola and bradley in the first round of the tournament. a three- pointer at the buzzer. they ought said bradley 74-72. up next is indiana state. >> pitched three scoreless innings with three strikeouts. chicago cubs and indians. chased down this fly ball with sliding catch on the warning track. the chicago cubs lose this 11-0. that is a quick look at sports. coming up later the popular pantry items that experts say we should cut in half. one of the longest- running shows and vegas. >> well, what's that? >> it's an ad for the colonial penn patriot program offering up to $50,000 of life insurance. you know, we could really use more coverage. >> it says there are a few simple health questions and you don't have to take a physical. it should be pretty easy to apply. >> why leave your family at financial risk if the unexpected happens? with the whole life insurance policy through the coloni

that butler. >> kind of like that without the actual slap. is a mess. watch what happens when she pushes oprah just a little too far. >> my truth is that i really do want you to win. i really do. if that isn't what you want, i'm okay with that. >> it's not that i'm not ready to do that. i do want to. >> you need to cut the [ bleep ]. you really do. >> oprah's tough love. winfrey calling out lohan after being briefed about her antics behind the scenes. >> she has changed things every single day. not following the rules they agreed to.

butler twenty nine people dead the premier once again said the government is determined to crack down on terrorism chili's. each. she said china will step up efforts to ensure social order. we're determined to crack down on terrorism we're determined to keep our nation a safe place whisk and down the horrible attack including ah marks the first and we have offered our deepest condolences to victims and their families were resolute to crack down on all crimes that the secret our loss and threats in society who will build a safe country. russian president for the mayor presented evidence that press conference at his residence in moscow on tuesday following his decision to send additional troops to crimea over the weekend press conference putin stressed that russia is not considering and mixing ukraine's old thomas republic of crimea. russian troops stationed at its black sea naval fleet bites are accused by the end of crossing the agreed perimeter and interfering into almost a week long standoff between the crimean self defense units and the regular ukrainian army and is on a diet repor

jimmy butler shut down some of the best players in the game.e cannot stop kevin durant. >> to color makes a nice move. oklahoma city answered with 13 straight. russel westbrook finds him. the chicago bulls' 97-85. >> phil jackson was returning to the nba and the city he played in. the new york knicks officially named him the president of basketball operations. jackson will make basketball decisions for the team. >> if not won a championship since 41 years ago. >> chicago cubs posting the angels in arizona. he gets out of the gym.jam >> the chicago cubs up 2-0. he drives one to center for an rbi single. the cubs win 4-2. >> the white sox taking on the boards yesterday.the brewers yesterday. a former cub hits it deep to center. >>pitched 5 scoreless innings. >>still to come this midday. even the slightest easterly component to the wind would send cool air over part of the area. it is not a bad election day all things considered. looks like there is quite a snow storm heading for the upper midwest. >> and no ice for a change. there's a little sign

assassination conducted by ukraine's security services on his death has already prompted threats from his butler radical activists aunties and oxiana chefs can shed some light now. on the latest violent episode in ukraine's opposed to the story. moses died as a result of the gum flights when police raided a cafe in the western and it was great to see here for all the way he hit his friends were having a dinner the gunfight started with respect to john from the window trying to find out that the police i just minutes later she was shot dead by police local communities said that the duty minister said that he was resisting arrest. he was shooting back at the police. it may have seen just as the regular crime pointing episode in the life of ukraine box. if we consider the words of moses himself he published about ten days ago online but yet she predicted his death but to listen to his door the general prosecutor's office has awarded the tremendous tremendous political opponents. they plan to start with me to lead into the killing themselves will continue wif me over to the russian special services

this is going to happen at the josephine butler center on 15th street northeast, it happens at 2:00 this afternoon, the candidates will address issues. d.c. mayor vincent gray will have a busy day ahead. before the forum, he's hosting an interfaith focus. the summit will happen at the first congressional united church of christ, that's on g street in northwest. it goes on from 9:00 until 1:00. >>> we're staying on top of developments in ukraine. president obama tells russian president vladimir putin to stay out of ukraine. this comes after russian troops occupied key airports. americans should put off any nonessential travel to ukraine. mean while the president is considering whether it will head to the g-8 summit in sochi. in venezuela, the death toll is rising as protester clash with police there. officers claim the man was a thief. people are protesting things like inflation, crime and shortages of many basic goods. meantime you could see protesters outside the white house today, the protesters are going to a call for peace in venezuela. organizers have told everyone to dress in black

from emma thompson to robert redford to the butler, i've already lamented the snubs.now it's time forith best picture: the red carpet will probably be covered and plastic of the show must go on. and it's a big show. from among thompson to robert redford to the butler i've already mentioned the snubs and now it's time for the winners. the start with a best picture. 12 years a slave and gravity are locked in a tight race.american hustle is popular, philomena touching, captain philips missing that nomination for hanks. i want nebraska.but the safe bet and easiest win seems to be one that will also clean up at the technical awards.gravity. dallas buyers club: word of mouth spread along with the screeners as voters caught up with this movie.and matthew mcconoughey's performance in dallas buyers club.he did what the all important actors branch loves.he transformed himself completely.bringing him the oscar from chiwetel ejiofor in 12 years a slave. like leonardo dicaprio.mcconaughey has a group of good performances that this just builds on.oscar loves to reward past work, too. the affectiona

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for nearly $5,000 a night, it comes with its own butler.le south africa's growth rate fell to just below 2% last year, the lowest since 2009, here in the cape, tourism is up, helped by the falling value of the rand. the currency lost 26% against the pound and 19% against the dollar last year. bad news for some, good news for tourists wanting to stretch spending. international arrivals to cape town rose 6.7% in december to almost 160,000. arrivals for the whole year are up. the city's 22 5-star hotels are enjoying their best season since the 2010 fifa world cup. authorities in cape town believe tourism has the potential to double in the next five years. as the rand remains weak, they are hoping international tourists will spend big, providing some upside to the sliding currency. angus bennett, bloomberg. >> very inviting. 8 of the 20 fastest-growing economies are in africa. the u.s. government has been making a big push for american companies to do business there. trying to catch up with china, which has established a foothold. the u.s. inve

my next guest is a former butler and he has created a placement agency.d is the chief executive hire society. it is a pleasure. thank you for being here. tell me about your personal story. you have had a career in the entertainment business. how did you found hire society. >> do you want the short version? >> go ahead. you can do whatever you want. >> my experience of personal service, my father died when he was quite young. my mother wanted to go back to graduate school and become an attorney. that is when i realize the importance of domestic air. -- care. is a necessity. i have always been an entrepreneur. i tend to find myself in unique situations. i was producing nightclub events in college. then i started working in restaurants. the bottom fell out of the nightclub industry. from there, i got into trading. i was a managing partner. i got a phone call from a friend. he said he had a job for the summer. i would be responsible for the mass of the state. he needed help throwing a party for the fourth of july. what was supposed to be a weekend turned out

when a plane crashes the butler is the pilot. and in this case we should scale back our discussion about pilots doing anything wrong. miles brings up a good point. i was thinking the same thing. >> mary, why the information we have heard so many different versions. this isn't the first time that authorities have contradicted themselves. >> by having so many theories that this issue this one, 12 minute gap of knowledge and no communications that have it all programmed ip. they had to have a safety. you pick another airport less than a certain number of miles away. and now at least for me it makes sense. there was not one shred of evidence about these piles. i worked the 9/11 cases for 11 years. it was to keep a low profile. you don't learn how to post things on videos, on youtube. these did not fit the profile. >> i want to move onto the objects spotted. >> so does this completely blowout this whole northern arc scenario that we have been hearing about? >> miles? >> it makes sense to me. heat he he's heading to the nearest landing

>> we found the butler. he is hiding out. at the observatory tomorrow. tell no one. leave minutes. here are the tickets. it was overbooked. -- henductor used to be pulled strings. you will need this for the dining car. one last thing. only half an ounce. should get something as a symbolic gesture. how much money do you have? >> blessed you. [laughter] remember? a senior -- scene you remember? yeah, he has a small role. if you have one part you want to penetrate and grab people with, he will grab you. >> have you made the movie you most want to make? >> when i first started making movies, i had three or four movies in mind. i had the sequence of moves in mind that i did does. " rushmore," and the one after that. those 4 movies i had in mind in collegend i were to gather we were working on them and some little form. they existed. everything after that is something from later. i am sort of passed all of the moves i felt i needed to make in the beginning. but i have something kind of brewing. i do the one at a time. >> great to have you here. wes anderson. the film is ca