thanks to chris connelly tonight. "good morning america," first thing in the morning.k here tomorrow night. have a great week. good night. >>> next at 6:00, back on track. what it took to fix this section of b.a.r.t. tracks after a train derailment caused damage. >> how demonstrators tested the spirit of the dalai lama in his visit today. >> here comes the rain again. when showers will soak the entire state this week. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. the commute continues in the east bay. crews finished work on tracks damaged be a train that derailed reporter: as the gates here at the concord station open at their regularly scheduled time, 8:00 a.m., they opened ready for passengers to board trains. service was back to normal, and as expected on a sunday, not very busy at the concord station. this weekend, while train service was stopped through here, north concord, and pittsburg, some passengers said they drove to the first operational station they could get to. pleasant hill. b.a.r.t. set up a network of buses to shuttle passengers. pass

here's chris connelly. >> sam taking it in for the mizzou touchdown!ng someone that hey, i'm gay and that's it. it's nothing -- it's not a big deal to me. >> right there because that's all it takes. >> reporter: it has proven to be a big deal to everyone else. michael sam, now the first openly gay nfl draft prospect, out and proud, he says. speaking with ease about dating another man back at the university of missouri. >> i know what i want. i know that i can have a relationship now with a man. we went out publicly. we had dinners together. movies. holding hands. >> reporter: will others in the nfl have a problem? the sports world is keen to see how the league's 32 franchises, not all of them known for cutting-edge social awareness, will deal with an s.e.c. defensive player of the year, a quarterback-sacking force, poised to become the first openly gay player in the history of the league. >> what kind of reaction do you anticipate getting? >> you know, there will be negative reactions all around. i expect it. but there are going to be positive. >> that

"nightline" and chris connelly with the oscar confidential. >> i'm not supposed to be talking like thiscare, i'll break the rules. >> reporter: for bradley cooper, breaking rules means balancing megacomedies like "the hangover" series -- >> we're getting married in five hours. >> yeah. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: with high-wire character work that's won his industry acclaim. >> you don't know anything about my marriage, okay, dad? >> reporter: his performance as "american hustle's" fbi man richie dimaso has earned the now 39-year-old a supporting actor nomination, his second oscar nod in as many years. each in collaboration with writer/director david o. russell. in 2011, it was russell who cast cooper for the lead roll of pat in "silver linings playbook" with just days to go before shooting began. >> i thought, you know, i'm not right for this. >> reporter: despite all the parallels to your own life? >> yeah, i think it was fear. >> everything good? >> uh-huh. >> i never really cried on film. i never had to do that. >> reporter: he did do it. and well. russell was eager to

thanks to our friends at espn's "outside the lines," chris connelly brings us the first tv interview with sam about this historic move. >> reporter: historic words from michael sam -- >> i came to tell the world that i'm an openly, proud gay man. >> reporter: -- as this 24-year-old all-american football star from the university of missouri shared his personal story with the world. why is now the right time for you to be telling the world this news? >> no one else should tell my story but me. >> reporter: a defensive standout who led the southeastern conference in sacks. he'll enter the nfl draft this may, projected by some experts to go as high as the third round. what is your message for the teams that might draft you? >> that they see not just a gay athlete, but they can see an athlete who knows how to play the game. >> reporter: messages of support and approval flooded social media along with a number of negative comments. and there was this from an ex-player -- >> guys feel uncomfortable. i'm talking about older players that have retired and guys that are current with the situati

>> connelly: the most vulnerable is...k is frank clements, who spent more than 30 years in prison for robbery and other crimes. for him and a friend, home was now this park bench. >> mcintyre: where are you guys staying right now? >> frank clements: right here. >> mcintyre: right here? >> right here. ( laughter ) >> mcintyre: yeah. >> cooper: there was a bottle of mouthwash by his side, which is what alcoholics sometimes drink when they can't afford liquor. frank was 66-years-old and said he'd been treated for two types of cancer, pneumonia, and heart disease. >> mcintyre: how many times have you been to the emergency room in the past three months? >> clements: about three times. >> cooper: four days after he answered those questions, he was walking into his new apartment. >> this is your new home! >> clements: all right. my heart is full of gratitude. and you know, it's awesome. i mean, you don't see people like this that help people out, you know. >> cooper: to try and ensure the homeless don't end up back on the streets

we're "up all nightline" with abc's chris connelly. >> you know where i was recently? >> he put a canvas bag over my head. are you happy now? because he is trying to kill me. >> what are you talking about! >> reporter: but it's an indication of the anarchy pervading this partly true '70s saga of the fbi joining with his and her con artists to catch some politicking bribes. fbi man earned the 39-year-old a supporting actor nomination, his second oscar nod in as many years. each in collaboration with writer/director david oechlt o'russell. >> i've only been on two of his sets. but it is very live, anything can happen. can anything be positive? let's have a good ending to the story. >> reporter: in 2011 russell cast cooper in "silver linings playbook." just days before shooting began. >> i thought, i'm not right for this. >> reporter: despite all the parallels of your own life? >> yeah. i think it was fear. >> anything good? >> mm-hm. >> i never really cried on film. i've never today do that. >> reporter: but cooper did do it and well. setting the stage for an even closer

i'm chris connelly for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> "nightline" stays right here in hollywood next week. i'll be here for our oscar special. next up, the app founder who went from living on food stamps to living it up. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira , your

joan bretton connelly is a architect and professor at new york university. your subtitle refers to the parthenon as the world's most iconic building. ionic in what sense in how do you define what it's come to mean? >> it stands for so much to so many generations of people. it is a building that is instantly recognizable. it is a buildinging that is endowed with meeting, the birthplace of democracy in particular over the ages, especially the enlightenment onwards it sets the stage for everything that we regard as our highest ideals, perfection in proportion and aesthetics. the. >> brown: but then your argument is that in taking all that in from the enlightenment on we've somehow missed something. we've missed the grex themselves >> we got it wrong, when you're confronted with an object of beauty we like that see ourselves in it, reflected glory. but when we try to look at it through ancient eye wes see a very different reality, a spiritual reality, one a deep, dark myth behind it. >> brown: explain that. first of all we think of it as a temple of democracy bu

chris connelly is here today.ichael sam expected to be picked high up in the draft. >> that's right, george. between the third and the fifth round, say our experts. he led his team to a cotton bowl victory. and now michael sam is leading the way to a landmark moment in american sports, thanks to the news he shared with me on sunday. >> i came to tell the world that i'm an openly proud gay man. >> reporter: historic words. for michael sam, as this 24-year-old, all-american football player from the university of missouri shares his personal story with the world. why is now the right time for you to be telling the world this news? >> because, chris, i want to own my truth. no one else should tell my story but me. >> reporter: the defensive standout who led the s.e.c. in quarterback sacks last season, he'll enter the nfl draft in may. you could become the first openly gay player in the history of the nfl. that's a momentous thing. what is your message to the teams that might draft you? >> that they see, not just a gay

harper connelly was appointed in twenty eleven s but that the confidential recipient of robots on listened to and protect whistleblowers is understood to have spoken to start in tonight's mccabe in every twenty twelve site and mccain would place her approach tt's about the cancellation of penalty points. long before he came to leicester host a talk to tt's guard maurice mccabe was warned about the consequences of going . his evidence to politicians about the consolation of penalty points remains secret. but some of what the man who her to stay in st two thousand and twelve told them. in a raid into the dollar rack cards. he had the job of listing to whistleblowers. he told sergeant mccabe what could happen if the story got into the media. it shatters thinks you're screwing him you're finished you go off to you. buying a lemon. it would make him an angry man nicholas is one of the tt's who has been raising the price of those concerns for the last eighteen months most of the minister's decisions had been visited this rather done. i've been stuck on proper procedure is on looking for troops t

. >> reporter: speaking out for the first time since his interview with espn's chris connelly, sam said he knew he did the right thing. >> i didn't have doubts. i wanted to get my story out there. >> reporter: so far he's gotten support from teammates like l'damien washington. when asked if he could do what sam did, he said, oh, no, that takes some guts. he's more man than me. a standing ovation at a basketball game. >> i love my fans. what they did this past weekend was amazing. i wanted to cry, but i'm like, i'm a man. >> reporter: sam says he ready for the road ahead. >> i have been in locker rooms where all slurs have been said. i think a little naive and uneducated. as time goes on, everyone will adapt. >> reporter: in meeting so far with nfl teams, the focus, only on the game. >> it was all football questions. >> today michael sam has no regrets about his decision. >> i think i did it on my time, on my terms. >> reporter: brian smith, abc news, new york. >>> our thanks to you. in arizona tonight growing outrage over a new law that allows businesses to turn away gay customers if it

cannons and tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators on istanbul's main square in cairo based journalist connelly he says in reality it's the old thirty's who are losing the battle. years old literalistic good causes. you to look for moves to get closed because you did you know have to go a little bit is getting. on movement. that dot accordingly i'll give do this to people throughout that. day may both sides. leave me because there are other mentors to be doing. it is realize that it's good to have more i usually get the releases last week showed that optical gear balls are anyhow but i believe that by the government there is always in the media. the edge of a that is you want to be vigil of good will this bottle. is closing up for this so far. all right in brief the r.t. was up a for you very quickly here on the program to yemen now a bomb planted on behaves car c. killed a senior intelligence colonel and wounded two people nearby the blast happened outside the oil ministry building in the capital sanaa the latest such attack on top officials islamist militants with ties to al qaeda thought to

this alarming connelly pants is entirely predictable and i think the house to be taken seriously this is official but disasters polish people by the turkish government which take up to city over the last two years which is nothing escapes to instability throughout the region and within that instability has going on pearl street in the light in idyllic you fall into the contest all the petitions city governments on all antagonistic. he actually received. as to defeat this maligned idyllic because it isn't clear because the danger that not only to the sitting government entire region. but increasingly to the west. two people in the west. a british couple facing a battle to avoid extradition to the us charged with embezzling more than a million dollars the toolbar teased us are silly or they'd rather take their own lives and leave their families. one morning fourteen months ago a life changing knock on the door with two policemen who called me on my feet wouldn't have this feeling that this time and we've come to rescue a new husband since then they've been out on bail and are fighting e

devon is made cars connelly how ninety percent of the indonesian market. and they're trying to better dad. i'd be leading the steelers to a corny. i said to him by pulling you down and fill in your mind this seagull has been careful to statistically fourteen the knees down. one of its kind to her mistakes. this is extra height. but he is eighteen point nine centimeters off the ground the ideas the more one knows the thoughts sulking in a nice this feature is the response to him or his sons he said. when mimi of the country's roads become flooded one does try to keep production costs as low as possible. i increasing the number of locally produced cars. the new one year went on sale for two core include one of thirteen thousand dollars for notebooks. the fico to think believe what you think of myself. the team kidney failure. we need to get it we want the right people in indonesia with cars that are useful in the right way for adapting to enter write your petitions. sold four hundred thousand vehicles the ceremony together. it has to match my hair for martin

connelly, you're aware the information from the irs -- >> mr. sec low, i have not asked a question. >> the gentleman's time has expired. ms. engelbrecht, in the first 20 years of visit did osha ever visit your place of business? >> no, sir. >> never once? >> no, sir. >> after you filed the application, osha visited then, right? >> yes, sir. >> and in the first 20 years of business, to the atf ever come to your business? >> no, sir. >> they came a couple times once you filed your application? >> yes, sir. >> and in your first 20 years of business, did the irs ever audit you? >> no, sir. >> once you filed your application, did they audit you? >> many times? >> in your first 20 years of business, did the fbi ever visit you? >> no, sir. >> once you filed your application, did they visit you? >> six times. >> mr. connelly wants ups all to believe that's a coincidence -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> i was just pointing out that in 20 years of business osha never came to ms. engelbrecht's place of business. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes, i was in 20 years of busine

clashes between protesters and police on saturday let's bring in ankara based journalist yourself connelly from the daily newspaper thank you very much for joining us on r.t. international good to see you today the internet in turkey it's already restricted thousands of websites already blocked why does the government want to take it a few steps further do you think. the government is trying to resist treat access to the hazardous side it's good to give you pull in his sand. this is. really we're talking about the drug policy of george w. bush. george w. bush was the preemptive was drake concept to destroy a little bit is indeed a preemptive strike. who. they are disagreed. allegations for doing corruption clips and such surveys or does day out from now they get to. prepare to launch to launch a stream good. dive so it's i'm sort of jumping to you do you think though do you think this is a this is this is politically motivated here the prime minister out of the one he's been in power for eleven years is it. definitely as you said right lissette. turkey is oligopolistic to thousands of size

and downtown and spent a few countries that comes anticipate positive assessments from the wars connelly why did they deal with the foliage the death rate was as straight as the one a professional competitions but at the same things. we always pick that material in advance about two three months before the performance which used to write using completely different relax. we work with local materials and work on the type of performance which is a vocal one. the direct use of singleton that this is because he explains the number of b explains out to me the heads of the alms of the day. how cute and the choreographer tt's how to make all the maintenance person e g for this work. so this was intentional. i don't want to let a lot of other tactics to god again. as it is not an act that is the ncaa's contrast cardenas to receive the high school and became human. she asked to copy then significant weight which is not typical of children. it's her again competition is not to charge eight offences which include seen costumes and have to be ableo knit like the honesty the sentiments of shots of th

connelly, you're aware the information from the irs -- >> mr. sec low, i have not asked a question. >> the gentleman's time has expired. ms. engelbrecht, in the first 20 years of visit did osha ever visit your place of business? >> no, sir. >> never once? >> no, sir. >> after you filed the application, osha visited then, right? >> yes, sir. >> and in the first 20 years of business, to the atf ever come to your business? >> no, sir. >> they came a couple times once you filed your application? >> yes, sir. >> and in your first 20 years of business, did the irs ever audit you? >> no, sir. >> once you filed your application, did they audit you? >> many times? >> in your first 20 years of business, did the fbi ever visit you? >> no, sir. >> once you filed your application, did they visit you? >> six times. >> mr. connelly wants ups all to believe that's a coincidence -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> i was just pointing out that in 20 years of business osha never came to ms. engelbrecht's place of business. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes, i was in 20 years of busine

and tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators in central istanbul ankara face journalist yousef connelly says in reality it's the authorities who are losing this battle. in turkey is oligopolistic to thousands of sizable lead to bad. you tube struggled for moves to get close to because as you turkey now the government is getting. on limit to clamp down the internet the duduk or truly ok i'll give do this to people throughout says to ted that. they may buy the sites new sites will be open they may close them other mentors will be different the guy wouldn't. realize that it's getting more and more isolate the releases last week showed at oppikoppi of balls out anyhow but i believe that by the government there is all lies in the media and therefore you have to be to see what the bit is there to all go over this bottle that the government is closing after it does so far. it's r.t. international a british couple fighting extradition to the us of accused their government of college talent to washington that dunham's face life behind bars in america on charges of fraud which they vehemently den

it's the middle of the day in new york city, and alexia connelly has made a coffee date with a friend of one of her colleagues. but this isn't just a fun, chatty time-out from work. for alexia, this is work. >> tell us about what inspires you? >> alexia is in charge of finding the next crop of interns for her company, lover.ly. a website geared towards today's brides. founder kellee khalil started the site in 2012 with just herself and a web developer. the team quickly grew to six full-time employees, but it didn't take long for them to realize 12 hands was not enough. >> we realized we were getting more content than we could handle and we had more retail partners reaching out to us. we couldn't onboard fast enough and we needed low-cost help. but we needed smart help. >> the solution? interns. but from the beginning, kellee knew that it wasn't just about filling seats. and it certainly wasn't about exploiting talent. she created a well-organized, paid internship program. >> we want them to feel valued. and so i think it's important to compensate their interns for the work that they'r

for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >>> and in that case raw. with the oscar nominees on our countdown to the oscars special next thursday, february 27th at 8:00 eastern and then we -- by we i do mean lara ra and robin on the red carpet for "red carpet live," oscar sunday, march 2nd all followed by the 86th academy awards on abc. looking forward to all of that. >> time now for a final check of the weather. ginger. >> i want to bring you just some of the more beautiful faces all down the line here. hey, ladies, it's not the perfect hair day here in new york city, is it? >> no, it's not the perfect hair day but we're all good here. >> we're good. let's look at twitter photos which we start in missouri from yesterday. we had that tornado reported and this one, the photo just stunning that you can see it. then in the northeast, here's what to expect so drizzle now, right. by later afternoon some heavier rain, even thunderstorms moving through, norfolk, virginia, you can see they're 70 before that happens and the coal front slips on. a look across th

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rain is also coming down in my beloved home town of philadelphia where our margaret connelly is standingargaret, you're in abbington, i believe? >> reporter: yes. we just spoke with pico and they are starting to see scattered how we are outages. you now, the snow has turned to rain. we're about 8 or 9 inches now. we spoke with the commissioner of montgomery county, josh shapiro, and here's more about what he had to say. >> we get about 2400 calls to our nine center. we got nearly 8,000 calls from the storm last week by comparison during sandy, about 6500 calls at the height. we saw more damage, more power outage in this storm than in sandy. obviously sandy was a significant event but so is this ice storm followed by the wallop that we got by this snow. >> reporter: now, when we talked to the commissioner, he also described this period right now as the calm between the two storms. so during this lull, jake, i understand that you went to high school with the commissioner. we spent a lot of time talking about a lot of stories about you in high school that i look forward to confirming with y

him and jennifer connelly in the time traveling love story "winter's tale."talented actor, here's colin farrell, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to see us. i'm so happy you're here. >> thanks for having me, man. i believe you're heading across the hall, as opposed to across the continent. >> i am, yeah. we're keeping it here, bringing it back to new york. >> cool, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're very excited. it's crazy. it's a crazy time right now. >> you're not nervous, though, are you? >> jimmy: yeah, a little bit. >> right now? >> jimmy: right now, yeah. >> me too. >> jimmy: you're a good fighter, yeah. yeah, i know, that's why. no, i get nervous around you. >> we're playing bubble soccer later. >> jimmy: i -- >> yeah, exactly. that's what i said when i was asked. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you claustrophobic at all? >> and then i went down and i saw how well stephen colbert acquitted himself and how cool he looked doing it, and i couldn't say no. >> jimmy: yeah, stephen colbert -- >> i

our margaret connelly is near philadelphia, joins us now. it's one thing to be cold and snowy, but when you can't turn on the heat or the tv, that makes it all that much worse. >> reporter: exactly, michael. that is a key factor. hundreds of thousands of people here in pennsylvania are without power. and some areas have actually been hit harder than superstorm sandy. on the street right behind me last night it was pitch black. we went inside a few of the homes and talked to people. they were surviving by candle light. here's what a couple had to share with us. how are you going to cope with three days without power? >> well, we have a lot of candles. we have a lot of batteries and flash flights. we've prepared because we were here for sandy which we were without power for three days, so we stocked up. we have a gas stove, so we can cook if we need to. but we don't have heat, so it's a little more pleasurable to go out. and intermingle with some people and get some social atmosphere because there's no television, there's no radio. you know, w

a significant portion of the legislation before us is based on ranking member connelly's own bill to consolidate federal data centers. last year g.a.o. issued its most recent high risk report which lists several i.t. projects as being among the federal government's highest risk investments. for instance, a contract to streamline the army's inventory of weapons, systems, 12 years behind schedule and almost $4 billion over budget. effective oversight is one of the best weapons against this kind of wasteful spending. congress has a duty to conduct oversight as well as the obligations that give agencies the tools they need to conduct their own oversight and improve their processees. agencies need more well-trained acquisition management professionals to effectively oversee complex systems, acquisitions and to ensure that the government is a smart and diligent consumer. if you do not have the people who have the expertise during the ack -- doing the acquisitions, you often run into major problems. as often been said, it's like knowing something you don't know. the federal i.t. reform act

here's our chris connelly. >> reporter: how good did jeremy poincenot have it in high school? friend, emily from the "blurred lines" video. but back then, couldn't have predicted how out of focus his own life would soon become. ♪ blurred lines here with his family in carlsbad, california, near san diego, the eldest of three children, jeremy was loving his life, a life that from the very beginning featured plenty of time on the golf course. >> golf was my favorite sport. my dad and i played every single sunday. >> reporter: in the fall of 2008, jeremy, a college sophomore, began to see the world very differently. >> i called my mom and said, hey mom, i have to squint to read certain things. >> reporter: an appointment with an optometrist took an unexpected turn. >> everything is really routine, until he has me cover my left eye. when i cover my left eye, i can't read anything on the eye chart, i couldn't even see the big e. >> can you see a letter straight ahead? >> no. >> the optometrist seemed way more concerned than i was. >> reporter: in fact, he was. >> he said, um, i don'

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chris connelly has his story. >> true currency in the bankrupt world is what you share with someone elsehen you're uncool. >> reporter: philip seymour hoffman shared it all in his generous performances. >> see, this is the scene of the movie where you help me out. >> reporter: performances that could convey a character's outward mean and deepest self. he could play a priest in doubt. >> you're controlling the expression on your face. right now, aren't you? >> my face? what exactly are you accusing me of? >> reporter: and disintegrate as love beside a crew member in "boogie nights" >> i'm a [ bleep ] idiot. >> reporter: he would fully embrace the actor's life. raised in rod chester. a 1991 "law & order" episode. and in "scent of a woman." he could shine in "mission impossible 3." and "catching fire." he had already filmed scenes for the rest of the "the hunger games" series. hoffman became one of the most acclaimed actors of his time. oscar nominated four times. >> he grabbed my hand and he said to me, talk. just talk. so i won't break down. it's too painful. >> the oscar goes to -- phili

let's go to margaret connelly reporting from abington, pennsylvania, just north of philadelphia. margaret, people have to be on edge there? >> reporter: that's right, chris. people here have feared another snowstorm. lots of snow coming down, as you can see right now. we're into abington township. this area had a near complete blackout last week because of power outages. we were out in town yesterday, last night, talking to people. there is an other than of chicken time, a restaurant, out of power seven straight days. when we talked to him he just started to get back up and running and is worried about this storm. there's a bagel shop owner also out of power last week. she was just working overtime to get more bagels stocked up, because she stored them in her basement refrigerator. all of those went to waste. now she has to work to stock up because people are going get extra food and water. she's working overtime to make back her business. peek pico, the big power company, flew in help from canada. everything so far seems to be okay, but it is early. chris and kate? >> margaret,