cameron, we heard from them earlier. just want to establish who you are looking at in case you're just joining us. joining us now is joel david moore. you had to work with a performance capture helmet. explain that. what was it like? >> you know, like sig said earlier, it's going back to the roots of acting. you don't have to worry about lights and camera angles and if you're blocking someone else. you can get back to two people and acting. i think that's good. >> larry: learning and speaking the language of the people was another challenge for you obviously. what was that like? >> we spent three or four months before we started shooting just learning the language. we would meet with a couple people and they would tell me what to say. it's such a beautiful language because it is borrowing ideas from a lot of different languages. so you can't point to it and say it sounds just like this thing or just like that. >> reporte >> larry: you invented a language? >> for the film, yes. the language was created for us. it's a gram

. >> david cameron? >> thank you, mr. speaker. and i joined a prime minister in paying tribute to corporal lee o'reilly and lance corporal graham scholl who were killed in helmand on monday. they were both very brave man. everyone should be proud of their service and we should all honor their memory. isn't it becoming clear from the chilcot inquiry that the government in general and the prime minister in particular made a series of bad decisions, that our armed forces were not equipped to properly when they were sent into harm's way? >> mr. speaker, i will welcome the opportunity to speak to the chilcot inquiry, but he must know that defense spending rose every year. and it was the fastest rising for 20 years at the iraq and afghanistan received 14 billion pounds from the contingency in reserve to enable the fighting there to take place. not only did we prepare the army and navy and air force is with proper funding, but we also funded every urgent operational requirement that was made. and i do not believe it is in the interest of

cameron urked big low to merck "hurt locker" and number five.minated for "julia and julia" that never r never happened. it's the record 16th oscar nomination a record that won't ever be broken until she's nominated next year. john berman, abc new, new york. >>> sweet 16, meryl. good night to you. hope to see you tomorrow night. we'll be here. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship.

>> neither does david cameron. >> thank goodness, mr. speaker. it is the honorable gentleman -- the honorable gentleman who has been a great champion of dover and its people, and i know that he wants the best for the people of dover, including a flourishing port. i share that aspiration. there will be no forced privatization under labour. we will look for new ways of getting new investment into the port. >> [unintelligible] >> order. i think the seam is exhausted. mr. john redwood. >> why, uniquely among the advanced economies, does the uk have an inflation rate well above target and rising very sharply, when our output is so very flat? >> if we took the advice of the honorable member opposite, there >> if we took the advice of the honorable member opposite, there

david cameron. >> thank you, mr. speaker. and i joined a premise in paying tribute to corporal john walken private shawmut dolled and warrant officer david bartlett who been killed in afghanistan this week. they're just now mean that more people have died in this conflict than were killed in the falklands war. it's a measure of the scale of sacrifice being made. our armed forces me to note that they have all our support in the vital work they are doing. cannot return to the question raised by the honorable member. this morning, local councils controlled by all parties have said the prime minister's plans on social care, let me go, are unclear, unfunded, will lead to possible cuts, rises in council tax, they have major weaknesses and will raise false expectations amongst any of the most vulnerable. everybody wants to do more to help with care. why does the prime minister think -- >> here, here. >> why does the prime minister think so many of the people responsible for delivering this policy are so completely unconvinced by wha

for best picture it seems like a tossup between cameron and bigelow.ony's idea about "the blind side" would be a real upset, amazing. but i don't see that happening. >> rose: what about quentin tarantino in "inglourious basterds"? >> well, i think "inglourious basterds" has a lot more to do with quentin tarantino's exuberance than any reality of world war ii. i mean, it's a fantastical interweaving of historical fiction. >> rose: about quentin rather than war. >> that's not a bad thing. but having written a book on film about the holocaust, i came to "inglourious basterds" and said "i better not expect this to fit into my book." and i was right. he uses and plays with hollywood conventions but his feverish imagination is rarely limited by them. it's a very enjoyable motion picture. i don't know that it has cinematic greatness stamped all over it. but what compelling individuals he creates. i mean, he's... the colonel beautifully played by christoph waltz is a memorable figure and i think a lot of people have'm graced "inglourious basterds" because it h

james cameron and catherine big low are still friends and she says it was cameron who told her to take on the film without a bomb disposal expert. >> reporter: it contained five nominees usually but the academy doubled it for best picture. "avatar" and the "the hurt locker" are joined by -- >> i plan to grab as many miles as i can. >> reporter: up in the air grabbed a slew of honors including anna kendrick and george clooney for best actor. he will go up against jeff grigs, colin fighter, morgan freeman and nominees -- when you look at him think of me. bullock is known for a sassy southern mom who change the life of a homeless black teenager. many predict she will win but could take home a razzie award also for the role in the movie all about speed.

it's out there somewhere and it is in cameron's mind and he is putting all of this together.w does one go about scoring that as compared to something like "glory" or "apollo 13?" >> well, jim approached me with an abstract idea for a story and he had started shooting it but didn't really have anything to show me yet, but we discussed concepts of what it was going to be and sort of put me on ice for a while but told me to think about ideas, about this world he was going to create and -- um, he needed sounds that were both familiar, yet exotic and music that was emotional, yet also stirring, yet also things we hadn't heard before. he gave me a whole pallet. tavis: i'm confused already. i would be like, jim, stop. exotic, yet familiar. what are you talking about? i'm sorry, gahead. >> no, no, no. that's how the two of us, we have this sort of shorthand between us and then i started seeing sequences and understood what he was looking for. he needed some -- a music that would say to an audience this is the world of pandora. this is the world that i've created but you've never seen

not to mention the fact that she used to be married to james cameron.ar talking about, lee daniels only the second black faker nominated in the 81-year history of the academy awards. he's up for "precious." also a lot of talk about the former spouses, like i said. also 32-year-old jason reitman, possibly the youngest ever best director. like i said, a lot of people looking at this one. normally about always look at the best picture. a lot of people saying it would be great for kathryn bigelo diar a dra sandra bullock and meryl streep, they've been going back and forth, joking, giving each other fa basically saying, i'm going to get you. i think meryl streep senr then sandra -- >> it's good to see that they're sort of taking it all -- of course poormerhas been up so manys fr in terms of ther bu course lastlous produced, double-digit rati the telecast producers are saying they expect the show to be even funnier. look forward to a funnier show. >> you wonder which movie joe biden's pulling for. watch this. >> do you and mrs. biden ever get to the movies? a

because you got -- james cameron is kind of your boy. i answer. that's for sure. >> jimmy: no, no -- you guys work weltogether. and then you also worked with kathryn bigelow as well who did "hurt locker" now. >> yeah, i mean, they're both great motion pictures. if you haven't seen them -- >> jimmy: oh, they are. absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> "avatar." and i worked for kathryn years ago on a vampire movie called "near dark." she's a great gal and great director. i think she's only the fourth woman to be nominated for the oscar for best director, so, i wish her the best. but, of course, jim cameron has made a film not only great story-telling but it's also an incredible achievement in our business, so -- i don't think either one of them are hurting too bad. >> jimmy: yeah, right. serious. you're not going -- >> and they were married years ago. i don't know if a lot of your audience know that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> my wife and i and willem dafoe and his wife -- we stood in for them and they got married in martha's vineyard one summer

but in this case, it's james cameron who is king of the oscars. this is a guy that won 11 academy awards for "titanic." the problem is it is sci-fi. no sci-fi picture has ever won before. today with the ten best picture nominees, two are nominated, two more, this and "district nine." as you were saying earlier, this is a race between cameron's "avatar" and hissism wife's "the hurt locker." it's a classic david and goliath race in hollywood. >> all righty. let's get to the actors. we have actor and leading in a role is jeff bridges for "crazy heart." >> what do you portend? >> it's a slam dunk for jeff bridges here. they love the big performances in this category. recently we saw daniel day lewis win for "there will be blood" and forest whitaker for king of scotland. here he sum btumbles around dru for two hours. so he can't really lose. >> that's great. let's get to leading actress right now. >> sidibe is so striking for people because she's never acted before this really, has she? >> no, she hasn't. she had been in a school play once. she's terri

cameron even urged bigelow to make "hurt locker." finally, number five.yl streep nominated for "julie and julia." >> bon appetite. >> reporter: for streep it's a record 16th oscar nomination. a record that won't ever be broken. until she's nominated next year. john berman, abc news, new york. >> so, who are the early sort of favorites, you may be wondering? the vegas experts have picked jeff bridges for "crazy heart" for best actor and sandra bullock for best actress. sort of surprising to me. they're also saying "avatar" -- >> why is sandra bullock vising for "blind side"? >> just the competition. >> you feel like meryl streep. >> meryl streep, any award she's up for she should automatically get. >> usually when these nominations come out is if feel like they're movies i've barely heard of. this year the movies that are up are all movies that most of >> just moments away on "good morning washington," almost 6 inches of snow fell overnight. this may mean a dangerous drive to work. >> we have the latest school closings and delays. >> live and in hd, this i

achievement in directing, you've got "avatar," james cameron. kathryn bigelow, "the hurt locker."ntin tarantino, "inglourious basterds" -- inglourious is kind of spelled like it's from england -- "inglourious" and basterds with an "e." >> steve: that's out. >> jimmy: out. "basterds," it was too confusing for me. "precious" based on the novel "push" by sapphire, too long. [ light laughter ] "up in the air," jason reitman. "avatar." right? [ cheers ] "avatar" is going to win. "avatar" is my pick on that one. performance by an actor in a leading role. jeff bridges. he was awesome in "crazy heart." i'm not even going to look at the other ones. [ laughter ] i think i'm up for an oscar for not doing any more movies. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yep. [ light laughter ] >> steve: the whole industry got together and gave you that? >> jimmy: they gave it to me, i won. yeah. they gave it to me. >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: they go "just, please, don't do any more acting." >> steve: good for you. >> jimmy: performance -- thank you. i want to thank my agent and my wife. >> steve: so

james cameron and the the cast of "avatar" will be here tomorrow night.sthings. we have a preview, next. in the south. i'll never forget. it used one tank of petrol and i had to refill it twice with oil. a new car today has 95% lower emissions than in 1970. exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogen technologies that could increase fuel efficiency by up to 80%. host: could switching to geico 15% or more on car insurance?s host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. implts oscar nominations were announced today and "avatar" had nine nods. james cameron is here tonight and so will the cast and others who helped create the $2 billion grossing blockbuster. here's a look at the movie that changed the film game forever. watch. >> action. >> look out. >> you got to be kidding me?

perhaps we to turn to david cameron. what should government be doing to restart economic growth to make sure those jobs come back? domenick says we need to work public-private sectors together, be thoughtful, be strategic, take a long-term perspective. but of course, there's a lot of pressure to do something. stomach i think the first thing is we've got to make sure we learned a right lessons from the crisis. one of those come it wasn't the free enterprise system as a whole that failed. it was a financial bubble that caused the problem. so we mustn't go back to some sort of failed corporate model of picking winners. i think they'll be a big mistake. i think another lesson is not of the country is in the same situation. when it comes to stimulate growth and the situation many countries now face, the u.k. perhaps in particular, is there is not government money to do this. the british government faces a 30% budget deficit. the greatest threat in my view to the british economy is not from taking on that deficit. the greatest

@%@$ cameron indoor stadium.ut virginia a young team, number 21 in the country, the images from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals, and schools destroyed; defense and duke will keep the possession. the blue devils have a chance tonight to nail down the acc regular season championship. but, virginia, monica wright, one of nation's top defensive players with a steal and a layen and virginia is up 6-3. >> robyn: one of the things that monica wright does so well, reading the ball, reading the offense, reading the defense. that one she picked off in mid air and she is beat players down the floor. >> rich: she is great offensively and she might be even better defensively and one of the players she is guarding with the ball right now, jasmine thomas. two of the top players in the acc. the shot clock is running down. i jasmine thomas misses the 3. virginia has the basketball. >> robyn: one of the things that coach p talked about was being able to rebound. duke gets to the offensive glass. they could not convert

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perhaps we could turn to david cameron. what should government be doing to restart economic growth, to make sure those jobs come back? we need to work public private sectors together and the thoughtful and a strategic, take a long-term perspective but there is a lot of pressure to do something. >> the first thing is we have to make sure we learned the right blesses -- lessons. it was a financial bubble and balances -- imbalances that cause the problem so we must not go to a failed corporate is model of picking winners. not every country is in the same situation. when it comes to stimulating growth, the situation many countries face, the u.k. in bid to killer is that there is not government money to do this. the british government faces a 13% budget deficit. the greatest threat is not from taking on the deficit, the greatest threat is putting off the action that needs to be taken. not every country is in the same situation. that is important. the challenge for policy makers is how do we balance the economy? we have been too

some names you will hear this year, "avatar," james cameron's epic blockbuster. top, that honor would still be with "gone with the wind." it still is up for best drama and director. james cameron's ex-wife just won something for her movie, "the hurt locker," for producer. here we go. ceremony is going. this is the academy president. let's listen to him talk. i am tom sherik, president of the academy. we have news to break this morning. but before we do, please welcome the very talented actress, anne hathaway. >> thank you, tom. good morning, every one. >> the 2009 nominees for best performance by an ak strus in a supporting role are, penelope cruz in "nine," and farigar in "up in the air," and anna kendrick in "up in the air," and mo'nique in "precious." >>> for best performance for actor in a supporting role are, matt damon, and woody harrelson, and stanley tucci in "lovely bones, and waltz. >> for best performing actress in a leading role, the nominees are, sandra bullock in "the blind side," and meryl streep in "julie and julia." >>> the nominees for actor in

left winger alexander ovechkin has had enough of the camerons. check out the video taken on his cell phone and feeling not friendly toward the photographer after the russian olympic team lost to canada. he shoved the photographer right to the ground. turns out that photographer was a fan tying to get some home video, a female fan by the way. she was banged up but okay. >>> how about this? a brawl brakes out after a boxing match in chile and a spectator ends up knocked out cold. it all started when a brother of one of the boxers jumped into the ring after the match. he ended up laying the man out on the mat. the spectator was sent to the hospital and recovered consciousness without any ill effects. >>> to the roads and the poll hole problem we all face. shawn is back with your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, a question for all you facebook users out there. should you friend your boss? number five, only if you want them to know all of your business. according to a new survey, 56% of respondents think it is wrong to friend a boss and 62% said b

we find them in nashville with carl cameron.ow is the group dealing with internal politics which all groups have? displr well, they've got a lot of internal politics because they are such a fast-growing group. they don't know because they can develop and grow so was, and there is no sort of organizing national program or leadership, so that's what this convention really is about. it's the first-ever attempt by one group here in nashville to bring together folks from all over the area, and they come from as far away as hey to talk about -- hawaii. how to do mailing lists, how to be more effective, which messages to cultivate. it's a big challenge, and republicans across the country are watching because there are some questions about whether the tea party movement helps or hurts, inevitably, republicans think it can help. they'd like to help it. listen to roger stone, a noted republican consultant. >> they're not well versed in the areas of direct mail fund raising on online fund raising or political organization. they're true bel

she was once married to james cameron, director of "titanic" and now "avatar." through the divorce and the years to follow, they maintained a friendship so strong, when she won, he thought she should have -- >> i thought katheriryn was goi to get this. she should have. >> reporter: and now they go head to head, though his mu evie cost $300 million, hers made on a shoe string. >> oh, god. >> time is your enemy, and you have to move so fast and you have to move an entire crew so fast, and pray for a miracle, and every now and then you get it. >> reporter: that movie filmed with an artist's eye, but a woman with a real shot at history. >> if i can be a role model, you know, and give some young female filmmaker the impression that the impossible is possible and that, you know, if you're tenacious enough and maybe a few moments of good luck, but you know, you can go to jordan and shoot in the punishing heat of the summer. >> reporter: if you have the sheer nerve to take on the subject of boldness and steel. and so we choose kathryn bigelow, winning the respect of her

perhaps we could turn to david cameron.need to work public private sectors together and the sectors together and the thoughtful and a trategic, take a long-term perspective but there is a lot of pressure to do something. >> the first thing is we have to make sure we learned the right blesses -- lessons. it was a financial bubble and balances -- imbalances that cause the problem so we must not go to a failed corporate is model of picking winners. not every country is in the same situation. when it comes to stimulating growth, the situation many countries face, the u.k. in bid to killer is that there is not government money to do this. the british government faces a 13% budget deficit. the greatest threat is not from taking on the deficit, the greatest threat is putting off the action that needs to be taken. not every country is in the same situation. that is important. the challenge for policy makers is how do we balance the economy? we have been too dependent on financial services and housing booms and government money. in

they both support each other, but, yes, james cameron and kathryn bigelow were once married and theyng head to head for the big award. the best picture category, james cameron's major blockbuster, grossed more than $2 billion in ticket sales worldwide and going up against a little war film doing quite well, "the hurt locker." so kathryn bigelow, has a little bit of momentum going in to this race, because she recently won the directors guild award for that. but friendly competition were and they are both supportive and they want to take home the coveted prize. >> you say the momentum goes to "the hurt locker." everyone seems to be saying "avatar" is a shoo-in, but we shall see. this is interesting, this is the first time we're seeing ten movies being nominated. go through some of the ten that we wouldn't have seen had it still been five like we've been seeing over the past number of years? >> can you believe it? they broadened it from five to ten? everyone and their mom. >> yeah. >> is in this category, it seems. so, the disney pixar film, for example, "up" it's very, very rare to see

newest miss america, caressa cameron will join us live this half-hour.here she is in our green room. that is painted red. meanwhile, our slogan comes from carmen in charlotte, north carolina. stumble to get to the shower from the kitchen and wake up with the best, gretchen, steve and brian. didn't rhyme. i tried to change it. >> didn't happen. >> you're watching "fox & friends", that's a great way to begin your day. >> i think she got the three names right. at this hour of the morning, that's a good achievement. >> our names are easy. a tough name is punxsutawney phil. try spelling that, people. in 27 minutes, punxsutawney phil will come out of hiding. will he see his shadow? will we wind up with six more weeks of winter or will there be an early spring? we'll find out live from punxsutawney, pennsylvania, this half-hour. >> take out your tank top. >> in the meantime, let's get to a couple of headlines for you. we start with a fox news alert because there's been another earthquake. this time in new guinea. it struck 29 miles under the sea. its magnitude,

james cameron discussed it on "larry king live" last night. ?ietnam, iraq. >> good stuff. i think all of those interpretations are valid. i think there is some political messaging in the film. i think there's definitely a strong environmental message. there is comment about the colonial period in north america and south america. cameron is saying he's pushing for an "avatar" sequel and it's overshadowed the yoet seas box office record with over $2 billion. >>> in about 45 minutes president obama's aunt may find out whether she can stay in the united states. kenyan native -- she's lived illegally in the united states since 2004. her immigration status was revealed just days before the president was elected. he said he didn't even know she was living here illegally. >>> as if toyota's and toyota drivers' problems weren't bad enough. they briefly set off a firestorm when one official told toyota drivers to stop driving. our money expert jennifer westhoven. then the person wanted a do over. >> when you have such a climate of worry then crowe can mak

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the winner was miss virginia, ressa cameron, but the real star was one of the judges.ush limbaugh was a judge in the program and turns out rush can really dance. >> hit it, judge, let's see it. whoa, look at them go. oh, look at them go. go, rush, go, rush. whoo! oh, my god. >> jimmy: he's definitely back on drugs, right? you don't need much more evidence than that. what's going on? he dances exactly like the gopher in "caddyshack." another thrilling episode of "the bachelor" last night. jake, the handsome pilot who can't meet women is now down to four potential brides. he's had a very hard time trying to figure out who to eliminate. i can only imagine how unpleasant that might be. get close to these people and have to tell one of them go home. it's interesting to see how the thought process plays out. >> are you saving yourself for marriage? >> i am. >> i think the fact that cory is a virgin says a lot about her. i think that cleared the air a little bit. i can't tell you how much i respect the fact she just opened up and told me. >> it was really sad seeing corey go

kirk cameron, who starred in "growing pains" publicly urged andrew to call him.ts walter and judy koenig are in vancouver helping police search for their son. he may be familiar to you, he played chekov in the original "star trek" series. now, i'm told that they left the studio. we will take a quick break and come back and find out why. >> larry: folks, for some reason unbeknownst to anyone, walter koenig, the father of andrew koenig and judy, the mother of the missing andrew koenig left the studio in vancouver. we checked them out, they were prepared to go on. i said hello. they both said hello. we seed we'd be on in two minutes. they said fine. and they got up and left for reasons unknown. >>> let me give you, in the next minute and a half, a preview of -- we have got a lot to cover tomorrow night, but one of the main things we taped earlier today is the director, star and writer of "the hurt locker." watch a little preview of what you're going to see tomorrow night. >> oh, god. >> what's he doing? >> i don't know. >> what are you doing? >> there's enough in th

i read your comments on james cameron's "avatar." this movie was obviously way too deep for you. if you think the black water types are the same that responded with such compassion in haiti, you are daw -- demented. it is a joke somebody pays you for your opinion. a joke indeed. david, i take it you are one of the guys who thought "avatar" was deep. if that's what you call a meaningful movie, i would stay away from any episode. to qoak -- to quote jack nicholson, you can't believe that the toot. and next, why tv's andy levy? why not greg gutfeld or bill shultz. that's because bill shuldz and myself have other lives. bill is often referred to as the university of caw qen shall hemaphrodites. because i'm modest i leave my title off, unless i am in a unicorn scrip club. all bets are off. >> that has to be a nickname, jimbo. you are probably a rager at parties. i thought it was awesome rush limbaugh read a greg-alogue and you didn't acknowledge ta. -- that. what do you get when you switch the vowls of bill shultz's name? pretty much the same thing. wait, if i switch the vowels, i get

james cameron, and katherine bigaloe. some others included in the best picture category, "precious," "up in the air," "the blind side," and "up," the second time a animated picture was in the running, and the first time it was "beauty and the beast." some people did think star trek and maybe "the hangover" would be included in the best picture category but they did not make it. familiar names in the best actor category, including george clooney, and it would be his second oscar win. the man to beat is jeff bridges for "crazy heart," fresh off a sag win as well as a golden globe win. >> i saw "crazy heart" last week, and you just feel, he plays a down and out country singer. everybody has to see it. he is so good at just playing a really pathetic character. have you seen the movie? >> reporter: it's great, yes. a powerful performance from jeff bridges. he has been an under appreciated actor, but that will end. and sandra bullock, she has had a tremendous year. this is her first oscar nomination for "the blind side." that i

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