so this is like the downton abbey picture with the dog in it.gh clear castle. tell me about this room. >> the beautiful library. iconic because it is much beloved by downton abbey fans >> reporter: instead of the fictional earl of grantham and his family, high clear's actual owners are the 8th earl and lady fiona and jordy to their friends one of them who happens to be the creator of downton abbey. >> we needed a house that even to people to whom this way of life was totally strange they needed to understand why someone would take their life to the edge of the cliff in order to save this house >> i've sacrificed too much to downton to give in now. i refuse to be the failure, the earl who dropped the torch and let the flame go out. >> when we took it on, i think it was the time of the iraq war. this house like other houses rely on weddings and conferences and business in order to keep the revenue coming, to keep going. and the phones were quiet. >> reporter: the extraordinary house with its 50-plus bedrooms hadn't been lived in for more than 15 y

(cheers and applause) as performed by the men of downton abbey. (laughter) james? (laughter) thomas? >> lord grantham is growing impatient. it's time to start. >> right you are, allow me to bring the mobile lab. there we go, mr. johnson. >> thank you. it's a shame that in order to save downton abbey lord grantham has sunk to brewing the black came cheil crank. >> stop being so high and mighty. the village tea twikers can't get enough of it, earl blue, they think it is the chiz el miz el. carson, thomas, hurry up with that batch. i promised to buy the product and a gentleman keeps his word. or one has a cap popped in one's as. >> soon downton will be connecting it with mad bitches and benjamins. (cheers and applause) im. >> yo, you got something in mind. >> carson, is someone addressing me? sorry. >> my lord, a mr. spider to see you. >> ah, yes, what can i do for you pie good man? >> listen, english muffin, where's my [bleep] tea. >> thomas, (applause) i'll take that [bleep] with some milk. >> naturally. once we have been reimbursed for our efforts. >> an why should

"homeland," "do"downton abbey," american horse story," "modern family." >> i love this. actors are honoring actors. even though you're confident people it's great to get validation from your peers. >> yeah. it's always fun to get dressed up run around and have some free booze. >> have a little free booze and have a little fun. thank you for talking with me, aaron. we're just getting started on cnn's live coverage of the red carpet and screen actor's gild awards. don't go away. we'll be right back. with so much competition, finding the right job is never easy. but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of phoenix can help connect you to a world of opportunity. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. >>> and welcome back to cnn's live red carpet coverage of the screen actors guild award. with me is one of the honorees tonight -- nominees tonight. >> that's right. >> bryan c

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. >> lords and ladies across america preparing for the highly anticipated return of "downton abbey." >>> good evening. president obama is back from his vacation tonight and fresh off the fiscal showdown, he is already girding for what's expected to be the next political showdown. tonight, nbc news can confirm he will wade right back into the fray tomorrow by nominating former senator chuck hagel as the next secretary of defense. at face value, the pick of a longtime republican lawmaker for the job could be seen as a rare act of bipartisanship in a sharply divided town. but tonight, opponents on both sides of the aisle are sharpening their claws for what could be a testy confirmation fight. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander joins us from washington now with more. hello, peter. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. with the fiscal cliff crisis barely in our rearview mirror, the white house's decision to pick chuck hagel as secretary of defense is likely to ignite a contentious confirmation battle. congress is out of session this week, but already, talk of the pick is ge

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american fans of "downton abbey" ready for the return of the pbs blockbuster. with one big change from last year. >>> good morning, everybody. we begin this friday with the first major economic report of 2013 being released this morning. a crucial, final look at jobs in 2012. >> and just ahead of the labor department's december employment report, there's a preview showing signs of strength and resilience in the job market. the adp numbers show businesses added 215,000 jobs last month, the biggest gain in 10 months. there was a jump in construction jobs. almost 40,000, because of hurricane sandy rebuilding and the housing recovery. >>> and in washington, the new congress is gearing up to get down to work. they have a full plate in front of them, with their fair share of bitter battles already looming. abc's tahman bradley joins us, now, from washington, with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. right out of the gate, members of this new congress have a lot to deal with. they have to take on spending and deficit reduction. b

>> stephen: yes, it does. >> stephen: yes, the popularity of "downton abbey" proves that america loves rich guys. the same way the popularity of "breaking bad" proves america loves meth dealers. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] god, it would be so great to work for a rich aristocrat, like the fictional lord grantham. just ask the fictional newsman steve doocy. >> here's the thing-- the entire town loves the rich guy who lives in the abbey because he provides the jobs. he looks after everybody. he provides free medical care for everybody. without him-- and spoiler alert, it looked like two weeks ago, he was going to lose the joint-- without him the place would go belly up. >> stephen: yes, he looks after everybody. yes, everything depends on lord grantham. he pays for the medical clinic in town and two weeks ago, he almost lost everything because he invested poorly in the canadian railroad. and i believe that's how our society should function. one rich guy fails, nobody gets healthcare. [ laughter ] the point is his speech was a swing and a miss not just for what he did say but for wh

and the answer is "downton abbey."ng to shirley maclaine, as we know, she would know. yeah. it's a really interesting article. she told "the daily news" that the show's castle set is haunted. and that pictures came off the walls. we're going to talk to the cast, coming up, about the new season. she says she thinks it has something to do with -- that castle, of course, is real. at one point had king tut's remains in it. and she believes that has something to do with it. >> all kinds of follow-ups, there. >> was it haunted or crowded? >>> julianne hough right now. she got fans on "dancing with the stars." and she plays in "safe haven." julianne is opening up about her struggles with abuse as a child. abc's paula faris has the story. >> reporter: she's the bubbly, blonde, triple threat that america fell in love with on "dancing with the stars." ♪ and ryan seacrest's leading lady. now, in shocking, new interviews with "entertainment tonight" and "cosmo" magazine, actress julianne hough revealed how child abuse scarred her

we'll go live to downton abbey. your "eye opener" at 8:00. >> reporter: hit the reset button, get a fresh start and put all the past feelings behind. >> the 113th congress was sworn in. today they'll take a vote to approve $9 billion in aid for superstorm sandy victims. >> there's some more big fiscal battles with congress just around the corner. >> excuse me for not being overly optimistic this morning, but i mean all the people up on capitol hill talking about how they're all going to come together. well, you know they're not. >>> the labor department is about to release the final jobs report of 2012. >> this will really be a closer on the year, but it will also be a look forward to what we can expect in 2013. >> i know the north koreans. the objective of the trip is a private humanitarian visit. we're not representing the u.s. government. >>> this never-before-seen photo of a teenaged princess diana. the words "not to be published" are scrawled on the picture. >> okay. it's your read now. >> focus now. >> norah,

. >> coming up -- one of the beloved stars of "downton abbey" is back on the big screen. >> a couple loses their home to fire but their lives were spared >> to several inches of snow that is still on the ground after an alberta clipper came into our area late last night. as you can see the beautiful scenery. this is likely not only the brush with winter weather. >> another round could be taking shape ahead of tomorrow evening's commute. doug hill has the latest on that. >> all right, we had a special deal, buy one get one free. sub freezing temperatures they have been since late sunday night. 21 in gaithersburg. 21 in washington. we're going to head into the teens, as cold as 10. any water on the ground will freeze. the next clipper will increase clouds and light snow will dwolve. temperatures will remain in the mid 20's. it will be a weak clipper and it looks like 1.5 to 2 of snow as we head into the evening hours. more in 20 minutes. >> that snow that fell this morning prompted some schools to call off classes today. gail joins us live with conditions in fredericksburg. >> right no

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mcgovern: it's definitely one of the more grueling parts of shooting "downton abbey", because you have to cover every single character at that table, and so you have to do it over and over and over again. there are no shortcuts. it's all to do with eyelines. you can't just sort of put one camera on and two cameras and hope for the best. and you have two lines looking to the person to your left two lines to the person opposite you. everyone is looking at different people around the table. and every single one of these shots every single one of these angles has to be covered so they're very time-consuming. froggatt: all the food has to be brought out, and it has to look hot, you know. the continuity of that is a mine field. in season 1, we, i think learned our lesson because i think we had some quail or something like that which, starting shooting at 8:00 by 3 p.m, that quail's fairly manky. i come in through the door into that dining room, and with all the lights going and all that fish on the table and 20 actors and 30 crew all in the room, it can be a slightly rank smell. [chuckling]

all you "downton abbey" lovers. it's almost time. season of the british period drama premiers tonight. what's gonna happen this season? stay right here. >>> my 94-year-d mother, who i know is watching, by the way is just thrilled for tonight, because is a new season of down ton be a bit. for fans like myself, oh the drama. this is the third season of this tv drama. and this season there, is a new addition to the cast, much anticipated shirley maclaine. joining me now, l.a. bureau chief of buzz feed, richard rushfield. he joins me from los angeles. i'm not sure you're all atwitter as i am, but it's going to be a big night. explain people who may not know just how big a fen no, ma'am this has been for pbs. >> well, this is the biggest show, i think, in pbs history. never seen anything like this, particularly a dramatic show that has gone this wide and attracted audiences that traditional networks dream of. >> in fact, there had been -- i believe is there is a spinoff coming to the traditional networks as a result of this, right? >> yea

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celebrate & both film and tv - stars off the small-scrren who got a cast of the p-b-s phenomenoo "downton abbey" whicc took 3 plus bbyaa cranston of "brrakkng bbad and claire danes oo "homeland" with those ho made us llugh at home, ii was bittersweet forr 30 rock stars tina fey and alec baldwin who added more trophies to their collectiin 3 even the modern family cast - couldn't help but giveea nod to 30 rock as they accepted theirs for comedy series cast. p baldwin made anothhr appearance, introduccng dick van dyke for the lifetimm achievement award complete - with a comedd-fflled montaae of areer hiiglightt. lotssof reminiscing, congratulating, anddkeeping up with that trophy tally as award season continues with february 24th's oscars right around the corner. in newwyork im arianne raffeety fox news. 3 3 coming up... preparinn for an icy commmte. commute.the condiiions yyu'll encounter this morning... when walking out theefront door.

i'm new to the "downton abbey" party.hing it so i could catch up during awards season and i immediately became hooked. i understand when people say one time you watch it, and you can't stop watching. i know it sounds cliche, but they did look incredibly shocked on the they were all excited just to be there. first time ever at the screen actors dwu s guild, most of the. >> it's nice to see people in hollywood genuinely happy. >> he says with sarcasm. >> no, i mean it. no cynicism on "early start." you should know that. >> show me the surprise face again. >> so much good tv and movies. is it always like this? i feel so much good stuff, my productivity has gone down considerably. >>> breaking news overnight. chris brown got into an all-out brawl with another singer and his people. details, next. a kite, a breeze, a dunk of grilled cheese. catches and throws, and spaghettio's. that's what happy kids are made of. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. two. three. my credit card rewards are easy to remember with the bankame

the "downton abbey" video game for nintendo. i showed you this yesterday. this is a p mock-up.game exists. but lord crowley needing to find all the cigars. he wanders around the estate looking for them. bill kiley write it is music and came up with this. >> there's carson. >> if you're a fan of nintendo and "downton abbey" and that may be me. that's pure gold. >> and me and a few others in the newsroom. we love it. >> rob, did you check that out? >> i haven't yet. i need to. i think no matter how you cut it, it's a nice day around the bay area. now in the 30s and 40s outside. clear skies, no fog. the air is dry. not much new. the wind will clear things out. air quality in the north bay and south bay. back into the moderate range. high pressure building in, acting like a lid. that can lead to spare the air days. today, mostly 60s around the bay area. we'll get close to 70 around santa cruz over the next couple of afternoons. a few extra clouds and cooling. high pressure keeping us dry here. you have been stuck in mid winter dry spell off the ridge hanging on to the west coast. s

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. >> my must-watch now, i don't know if you have seen this one, "downton abbey." >> i never know how to spell it. >> it's not like downtown. just saying, it's downton. downton. but i watched the first season, didn't know if it was for me, i don't enjoy that period stuff. fell crazy in love with it, and now i can't wait until -- when does it start? january -- >> january i guess. >> you're in or not in? >> totally in. yeah. that's pbs, though, right? >> yeah. >> that's like a normal station. you don't have to pay for that. but you know what? there was an article just on that, downton abbey, and it said spoiler alert, and i should never have read it and i read it. now i know what's happened and it's ruined the whole thing. you want me to tell you? >> no, don't tell me. but wait. do they stay married, the couple? >> i can't tell you. >> okay. okay. >> it's not going to be -- you won't sleep that night. put it that way. >> don't -- all right. don't give it away. >> i would never. >> you might, because you're weird like that. you might do it. >> when have i done anything like that? that wou

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. >> coming up at 3:00, katie and the cast of downton abbey and how it is easetory sell on the web. a local woman's evers to get a dog treat recalled pays off. we will tell you what the company agreed to do today. those stories and more on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >> the movie award season is fast approaching, right, and at bottom, the nominations are out for the razzies, the worst films with "twilight" worst picture and worst leader actors. >> other worst included "thousand words" and adam sandler. >> but the oscar nominations come out tomorrow and announced early. >> exactly, we will be live on abc7 only [cheers and applause] >> hello everybody, and welcome to millionaire's "cruise in and win" week. [cheers and applause] all week long we're giving our contestants a chance to win a disney cruise line vacation, but they are not the only ones with a shot at that prize. later in the show i'll tell everyone watching at home how you could win an amazing getaway yourselves. but first, take a look at what our contestants are playing for. discover a magical cruise vacation the whole fam

for draw marks you will see "homeland" win, and "downton abbey" is still too small to win, but "homelands all of the buzz in this category for the second year in a e row, and i can't hear enough good things about it. and then in the comedy department though, i'm going with "girls" this year, because it has been my favorite show of the last year, and "modern family" has won a bunch of shows and now it is time for something fresh. lena dunham came up with something new, and it took ten years to come up with "sex and the city" and she came up with it, and it is not "sex and the city" but it is totally enjoyable, and you will see that win tonight and maybe lena as well. >> yes, she is so talented. what about the golden globe, because it is so much more of ooh pa party than the oscars. >> well, that is the joy of it. >> john, you go. >> well, ricky gervais put it best, and he said golden globes are to the oscars as kim kardashian is to the oscar. >> well, this whole sthing a different animal. you are sitting at tables and all hobnobbing with each other and much more relaxed. the oscars is sup

well, talking of britain, listen up, "downton abbey" fans, robert frank is giving you an inside lookat it's really like to live and own a really great british estate, and there are a lot of hidden costs, aren't there? >> a lot of hidden costs, and they are very high. you don't have to be the earl of grantham to own a british country estate, but you do have to have a lot of money to burn. let's take a look. in the spirit of "downton abbey" which, of course, starts its third season on pbs this sunday, we decided to take a look at the real cost of owning a great country british estate, starting off with the staff, butler, footman, cleaning staff, secretary, cook, gardeners, grounds people and games keepers for when you have the hunt. the total cost there, $600,000 to $1 million a year and there's all the leaky roofs and crumbling gargoyles, repairing and maintaining that. that's about $100,000 a year. you'll need to renovate every 20 or 30 years or so much. that's $6 million to $8 million, so total annual bill for being a member of the british gentry, around $1.5 million. that, of cours

. >> 48 hours until "downton abbey." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. maria bartiromo will be back monday. >> no idea how excited she is to be watching "downton abbey." my third co-anchor of the week. stocks trying to end the week on a positive note despite a mixed december jobs report. right now the dow is up 33 points. that's about the high for the session. in fact, we're moving higher from here. 13,422 and change right now. nasdaq's had an even better week. it's up four points right now at 3104, and the s&p 500 index is up five-plus points at 1468. so slight gains right now, but we are still up big for the week from that big huge rally on wednesday. so how do you play this market going into next week? let's find out from today's closing bell exchange, our friend ralph acamp rah and stephanie link from the street, joe greco on the floor here from meridian equity partners and our own rick santelli with us from chicago. >> ralph, last time you were with us you were wildly bullish. >> yes. >> the biggest one-day point gain to begin the new year. >> just

. >> it really is like "downton abbey." it's just as mellow dramatic as that.got sex, it's got love. it's got everything you want in a really good story. ♪ >> reporter: she was only 5 when phantom opened on broadway. >> i had the cassette tape and i used to listen and sing along with it. >> reporter: the production is massive. >> there's nothing like sitting underneath it. it's still thrilling. still thrilling when people come in. >> reporter: the actors who play the phantom have to endure 90 minutes of makeup. and even though the show has gone through more than a ton of makeup recover over the years -- >> i wake up stuck to my pillow sometimes. you find it like in your knee. it's like, where did that come from? ♪ >> reporter: but he says it's well worth it, for a role that seems to stick so much with audiences. >> it's timeless. i think that's why we're still doing it. ♪ >> reporter: and there's no end in sight. which is good, because nobody has plans to leave. >> i'm going to be here as long as the phantom is here. when the phantom leaves, i'm leaving. >> rep

"breaking bad" is up against pbs' "downton abbey." also nominated ed tina fey and poehler. they are expected to add a bit of a kick as co-hosts. >> the winner for best actor in a drama is -- >> daniel day lewis for avatar. >> certainly looks like it will be a fun night with the hosts expected to set a different tone than last year. we should also mention here at the beverly hilton they're expected to pour some 7,000 glasses of champagne over the evening. that won't help -- that won't hurt either. savannah? >> you guys are heading this way today, aren't you? >> we are, however mr. roker is warning us of some chilly weather. not that we're whining. >> we should whine. it's going to be rainy, right, and chilly? >> i think the rain will hold off. i don't think that's going to be a problem. chilly. windy. ladies, updos are in order. >> hope they have space heaters on the red carpet. we're going to need them. >> we understand your gown is designed by the north face. >> yes, exactly. yes. the red carpet puffy look. it's very, very in this year. and a reminder that we are hosting n

. >> reporter: it may have been a scene out of downton abbey, but for some investors, putting all their eggs in one basket is not uncommon. >> we definitely find that clients need some sort of event to look at their portfolios. whether that's the arrival of a new child, getting married, leaving their job getting closer to retirement or being of retirement age and so the new year is actually a fantastic time of year to tune up ones portfolio. >> reporter: kent sargent is one of marlena's clients, in 2008, he was two years away from retirement. >> i would say there was some anxiety there as you approach that age. am i comfortable? >> reporter: over the past few years, easy monetary policy by the federal reserve has buoyed bonds, stocks, commodities and even real estate, sending all the asset classes higher. but many investors, shaken by the market's downturn, in 2008 and 2009 have been sitting on the sidelines, in cash, missing the upside. >> most people aren't thinking along the lines of when i leave my money in cash its actually an investment decision they think they are out of the mark

. >> reporter: it may have been a scene out of downton abbey, but for some investors, putting all their eggs in one basket is not uncommon. >> we definitely find that clients need some sort of event to look at their portfolios. whether that's the arrival of a new child, getting married, leaving their job getting closer to retirement or being of retirement age and so the new year is actually a fantastic time of year to tune up ones portfolio. >> reporter: kent sargent is one of marlena's clients, in 2008, he was two years away from retirement. >> i would say there was some anxiety there as you approach that age. am i comfortable? >> reporter: over the past few years, easy monetary policy by the federal reserve has buoyed bonds, stocks, commodities and even real estate sending all the asset classes higher. but many investors, shaken by the market's downturn, in 2008 and 2009 have been sitting on the sidelines, in cash, missing the upside. >> most people aren't thinking along the lines of when i leave my money in cash its actually an investment decision they think they are out of the marke

working downstairs, your place in downton abbey. >>> and he is back, rock legend david bowie, who celebratedh birthday today, with a surprise gift to his fans. listen. ♪ as long as there's fire >> "where are we now" is his first new music in a decade. the singer posted it on itunes this morning and even his record label said the new song appeared, quote, as if out of nowhere. bowie will release a new album in march. >>> and if you see something crackling out there for our "instant index," tweet it to me, @dianesawyer. >>> and coming up, what some rare animals are doing and saying at night, finally caught on camera. ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the tech

assay downtown abbey. >> what's the message of having you on our couch. >> downton abbey.american people revile dismiss those rich people, rich people are evil. and yes, along comes the show "downton abbey" rich people prominently featured, they're generous and nice people, and they create jobs for heaven's sake, they're classy, they've got style and we love them. that show is wildly popular, which poses, does it not, brian, it poses a threat to the left, doesn't it? the left said, you've got to hate these people, but popular america watches the show that says-- >> well, i don't think everyone hates people rich people in america. having said that, could it also be the theory that people are just sick and tired of stupidity on reality tv and like watching something that brings about beautiful pictures, relatively smart people talking about historical era. >> you can say all of that, but you miss the point. >> gretchen: okay. >> you can dismiss it as a high class soap opera, and it is a soap opera, no question about it, but the politics of downton are important and important

the job, their servant, sort of real-life "downton abbey," opening. must be able to work 37 hours a week when they move into their 20-room kensington palace apartment. the wanted ad says cleaning silverware, as well as laundry, errands and walking the dogs. of course, that servant should keep in mind there's a royal baby on the well, as well. >>> to the video going viral tonight, a fearless teen in what's called a new form of roulette. hundreds of feet up, this young man in ukraine hanging from a massive crane like it's a jungle gym, no safety harness walking across it like it's a tightrope and then at one point hanging on it like it's the monkey bars and later smiling for the camera as he's holding on with one hand. the camera catching it all. now authorities want to catch him cracking down on what's become a new trend there. if something catches your eye, you can always tweet me @davidmuir on twitter or find me on facebook. >>> when we come back on the broadcast, at the dinner table you might want to stay away from this fork. what it knows about you

. >>> new season of downton abbey premiered last night.ns, like savannah, it couldn't have come soon enough. andrea canning has this story. >> this is why i love savannah. we need to get you on board, matt. >> i'm there. >> produced by nbc universal is now popular in 200 countries. based on the buzz here in the states it's only growing in popularit popularity. it's a sophisticated soap opera set in the 1920s, english countryside that's become a modern day must-see hit around the world. >> it means that deep down -- >> reporter: this is downton abse abbey, following the lavish lives of bluebloods and their counterparts, living under this estate, four times the size of new york's central park. >> if any of you want to explore downton abbey, here's your chance. >> in the 40-year history of pbs' masterpiece theater. >> it really started as something that had a cult following but the audience has grown to be so big that it's nothing shorter than a phenomenon. >> reporter: it's not just the states. downton abbey is the most watched drama in denm