our conversation tonight with julia louis-dreyfus. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it was right around christmas time when we learned about the massive data breach at target stores across this country. and the theft of a lot of credit and debit card data. it got worse today with word that it is potentially much larger, may not be limited to shoppers this year but may go back several years. and it is possible hackers have tapped into a data base that may include people who don't even shop at target. we could be talking upwards of 110 million people, and this comes as so many americans have already been forced to change their cards and accounts. nbc's katy tur has been covering this and starts us off tonight. >> reporter: if you thought the fraud over the holidays at target did not affect you, think again. last month it was credit cards and 40 million people compromised. today it's names, phone numbers, e-mails and home addresses for potentially 70 million more, making target's holiday hacking one of the largest retail security breaches ever. allie white, a loyal targ

julia louis-dreyfus is up for two awards at this year's golden globes.ittle time with her. >> our friend julia louis-dreyfus has two nominations tonight. >> interestingly, julia has chosen to sit in the film section tonight. >> it was one of the funniest moments of sunday night's golden globes. >> hi, julia. you know us from tv. >> and right at the center of it, one of tv's funniest leading ladies, julia louis-dreyfus who has been making prime time tv audiences laugh since "seinfeld" premiered nearly 25 years ago. >> do you like the idea that you're still totally relevant? >> yeah, i do like that idea. i like working. so, yeah. who wouldn't like that? right? and also, i have no other skills. i don't. i've learned to knit a little bit but not enough to open up a knitting business. >> i've read you sometimes go on knitting binges. >> well, i find it meditative. >> i have some knitting needles, they're golden globe knitting needles. >> look at this hat i could make for myself. >> oh, look, with a little yellow trim. look at that, guys, right there on top of

poking fun at actress julia louis-dreyfus.yfus. >> leonardo dicaprio using an e-cigarette wasn't funny to lawmakers in washington. >> you are killing the next generation of fans of your movees. >> four senators wrote letters to nbc which broadcast the show and the hollywood foreign press association which gave out the awards. connecticut senator richard blumenthal says there is a slippery slope between electronic and traditional cigarettes. there's a reason that big tobacco companies are buying the cigarette manufacturers and that is they see a way to induce young people. >> jason healy, president of blue e-cigs which makes the cigarettes dreyfus puffed on air say the criticisms are off base. >> there's nothing there that is founded in any sort of factor or truth or examples. >> e-cigarettes are battery-powered devices that vaporize liquids laced with nicotine. supporters say they help smokers kick their habit. >> an industry trade group told cbs this morning, we understand and share the senators' concerns and are sensitive to

our conversation tonight with julia louis-dreyfus. "nightly news" begins now.

julian lewis dreyfus has been a mainstay at award shows the series which has won an emmy and the romantic comedy. enough said. she was nominated for a golden globe. she picked up another award with the sag trophy for female actor in a comedy series. while the sag outstanding cast nominations don't always line up with oscars when its cargo the king's speech slumdog millionaire and no country for old men all men stopped in the past academy award nominations last week seemed to set up the trail of favorites. the content announced on the neck and hostile and gravity and nine and twelve years a slave pfft. i like the majority of such size that in the wake of his speech the night to put the sewing is quite simple the retention of women who are much smaller than a week according to a national survey carried out in gemini in two thousand and knowing which makes it more than thirteen thousand men women and children. the average woman's lawyers before tim equivalent eu kites all its forty five cents writes that the tsx ate out went into calm about this discrepancy by presenting sponsor from to slic

julia louis-dreyfus winning for her role in "veep." >> thank you, again. understand that it is truly an honor just to be nominated for an academy award and -- no, that didn't happen. >> reporter: the entire cast of "modern family" winning for best comedy ensemble and ty burrell winning separately for his role. >> i know most of you out here tonight have read my book, "acting: how to do it good." but -- >> reporter: and this clip played of two famous faces. back in their days on "electric company." >> we got soup. >> what kind? >> reporter: morgan freeman there to present rita moreno. >> rita moreno. >> reporter: a little dance around the stage and a move for her friend. moreno, just one of a handful of actors to win an emmy, a grammy, an oscar and a tony. >> and now, this unexpected honor -- honor. >> reporter: and for the audience, a song. ♪ as i approach the prime of my life ♪ ♪ i find i have the time of my life ♪ >> reporter: her own rendition of "this is all i ask." ♪ this is all i ask ♪ this is all i need >> looks and sounds amazing. she told the crow

. >>> our friend, julia louis-dreyfus has two nominations tonight.irst film nomination for "enough said." >> interestingly, she's chosen to sit in the film section tonight. >> huh. >> hi, julia. >> hi, julia. >> you know us from tv. >> hi. >> hi. >> i love it. that's great. one of the great moments. last night's golden globes awards. >> and reese there. >> back off, back off. i gotta tell you. julia louis-dreyfus, for me, robbed for "veep," great show. lara spencer. one of the many, many, many, many, many moments from last night. some l.a. special "pop news." >> i would love it, josh. good morning to you all and good morning to you. i begin with emma thompson. so wonderful in "saving mr. banks." when i saw her last week at the national board of review gala, she got on stage and she urged all women to unite and kick off their high heels. she got a standing o. last night, she practiced what she preached. at the golden globes, she gets on stage to present best screenplay, she shared her pain and her disdain for high heels. take a look. >> i just want yo

letter golden globes, i don't know how do you that, expressing their out -- outrage that julia louis-dreyfus was smoking an e-cigarette during the broadcast. she was shown puffing away during a comedy bit, but it it didn't stop them from whining that, quote, we are troubled it glam more rises smoking and serves as celebrity endorsements that coulden curling young kids -- that could encourage young kids to smoke e-cigarettes. but she was not the only one. the cameras caught leonardo dicaprio getting his nic fix. robin williams was seen smoking e-cry gs too -- e-cigs too at the same time. >> imogen, it seems to me that most people, including myself, i smoke e-cigs are smokers trying to be healthier. i haven't had a real cigarette in a month. there is no tobacco. it is just nicotine and no tar. they are contributing to the death of people these [bleep]. >> you are the exception to prove my rule. >> what a? >> during christmas party season the most annoying people at the party were the people puffing on e-cigarettes. it is like a guy who dyes his hair or mustache and i see somebody in the room w

a, julia louis-dreyfus, b, idris elba, c, kevin spacey, or d, chiwetel -- kathie?e all nominated. >> kevin spacey. >> you're correct. >> he was not nominated. he's nominated, but not more than one. >> way to go, brooke. >> thanks a lot. so actress meryl streep is nominated this year for her role in "august: osage county." she holds the record. which accurately shows her record, a, 50 nominations, 20 nods. hoda? >> b. >> you're good. yes. >> i can't see it. >> she's been nominated 28 times and eight wins. >> that's amazing. >> she's a very talented gal. all right, so the each year the cecil b. demille award goes for outstanding contributions in the world of entertainment. this year the award will go to a, woody allen, b, woody harrelson, c, woody guthrie, or d, woody woodpecker. >> you got it. >> it is all you. >> woody allen. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is going on? i have been useless to you. i apologize. >> that's all right. that's all right. that's all right. all right. the hollywood foreign press association has selected a miss golden globe, responsible for

andrew dreyfus president and ceo blue cross-blue shield massachusetts. robert reischauer former director they urban institute and current medicaid medicare trustee. he robert, the executive director of community -- mark mcclellan senior fellow at wrecking sensitive shin and administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services and hhs. alice rivlin the founding director of the congressional budget and former director of the office of management and budget. joe lantos health care and retirement research scholar at the enterprise institute and then finally but not last, the project rector of the commission and a fellow at the miller center and a professor of practice at the batten school. now let me introduce susan dentzer also a friend of mine at the miller center who will facilitate the discussion. susan is currently a senior held at wiser to the robert wood johnson foundation. there she provides policy and communications strategy to the nation's largest philanthropy and is devoted exclusively to improving health and health care for all america

you were at fault during the inquisition, the dreyfus affair, you name it. we've needed lawyers and abraham argued about to i don't think it is in our nature think it is in the religion. it tells you what you can't do and the other figures out what you can get away with. i think it is quite natural there are jewish lawyers and i think it is interchange i notice some on my glasses that some of the more dominant lawyers now represent racial minorities, women are becoming dominant figures in asian-americans, african-americans, latino americans. to everything there is a season. i don't know what the season of the jewish influence into law will continue as it has in the past. >> 75-years-old, 50 years of teaching my 30th book, who knows what the future holds. 500 pages, i could have written 5,000 pages. i only deal with me be 5% of my cases. i wanted to write about the first amendment in my views on national security being balanced. it can at first time because i anticipate the problems, balancing the national security and privacy, balancing the censorship and na

private sector representatives, george halverson, former chairman and .eo of kaiser permanente andrew dreyfus, president and ceo of blue cross blue shield of massachusetts. glenn steele, president and ceo of geisinger health system. then we have a medicare trustee and former director of the congressional budget office and urban institute. community catalyst. several other members who were not able to be with us today include simon stevens from cohen,health, jay , and lloyd dean with dignity health. say a specialo thanks to our two major funders. first, kaiser permanente. a special appreciation to george halverson. second, to the robert wood johnson foundation represented by andy. i would like to turn the program over to bill ritter, who will outline the role of states in health care cost control and the huge number of policy levers available to states to enhance quality and reduce cost of rate increases over time. governor ritter. [applause] thank you. good afternoon. talking about the state's role and policy levers to moderate health-care cost increases, i want to make a few enteral points.

the dreyfus affair. you name it, jews have been on trial. we have needed lawyers. abraham argued with god about saddam. i don't think it's in our nature. i think is partly in the religion. half of jewish law tells you what you can't get any other half figures out what you can get around your just like the irs code. i think it's quite natural. that there are a lot of jewish lawyers. i think that's going to change. i noticed now among my classes that some of the more dominant lawyers to represent racial minorities. first of all women of cores are becoming dominant figures in the law, asian-americans, african-americans, latino americans. i think to everything there is a season. i don't know whether it's a season of jewish influence in the law will continue as it has in the past. >> why had he chosen to write this book that? >> well, 75 years old, 50 years of teaching, my 30th book. who knows what the future holds? i had a lot to say about. 500 pages. i could've written 5000 i only deal with maybe 5% of my cases. i wanted to write about the first amendment and my views

actress julie louie-dreyfus puffing away on an e-cig and they're major events at the awards show. >> smoke that e-cigarette. apparently too cool for school and nominated in the film category, and the film stars, sitting next to reese witherspoon and brought out the cigarette and leo dicaprio has been doing it and all of the stars are smoking the e-cigarettes. charles: i guess it's their way of being socially responsible. 40 million americans currently on food stamps now and now there are renewed calls to make able bodied adults on food stamps to either volunteer or actually get out there and work or do something for the benefits. what does the judge think about this? all rise, andrew napitano is here. and this harkens back to the major reforms made in welfare and you've got to put some skin in the game. >> and harkens back to obamacare and to the supreme court's unique interpretation of congress's power under the constitution. what the court has said, congress can only regulate human behavior in the 17 specific areas that have been granted to it in the constitution. but it can tax an

andrew dreyfus presidency of blue cross-blue shield of massachusetts. and glen steele president and ceo of geisinger health system. then we have bob restuccia and medicare -- reischauer a former director of the budget office said urban institute. rob restuccia with community catalyst. several other members who were not able to meet with us today includes simon stevens from united health, j. cowan with optimum, mike davis with general mills, john hanna and very former executive director of the colorado department of health care policy and financing and lloyd dean with dignity health. finally i would like to say a special thanks to our two major funders. first kaiser permanente and special appreciation to george halverson. and second to the robert wood johnson foundation which is represented by andy. now i would like to turn the program over to governor bill ritter who outlined the role of states in health care cost control and the huge number of policy leaders available to states to both enhance quality and reduce the cost of rate increases over time in

level. .econd, governor ritter former governor of colorado. .eorge culberson -- halberson andrew dreyfus. reischauer. robert arrested she -- rast rucci. fellow at the brookings institute. director of the congressional budget and former director of the office of management and budget. health care and retirement return -- research fellow. finally, the project director of the commission and a fellow at the miller center. introduce a friend of mine and of the miller center who will facilitate the discussion. healthcurrently a senior adviser to the robert wood johnson center. exclusively tod improving health and health care for all americans. she is a renowned health policy expert. >> thank you very much governor. this excellent report is called cracking the code. to ouruld be an allusion discussion on the nsa. [laughter] or from a more standpoint of health care i thought about the genetic code. cracking the genetic code. how interesting an analogy that potentially was. our problem about with health care, health spending, and health cost, it is like that mysterious double helix. there are a l

julia louis dreyfus was nominated for a movie. for "veep." she is on television and in enough said.and comedians and coffee. he is doing a stand up across america. i am keeping my fingers crossed and i love them and i would love to see something with them together. maybe it's a commercial and something else. >> no soup for you. i had to do it. thanks so much. we will have to see what happens. now time for the hottest videos of the day. >> a wall of ash after a volcano wakes up from a three-year slumber. indonesia's 800 foot mountain is erupting. lava and ash more than 220 times this week. local officials warn the eruption is growing more intense. a graphic warning about the dangers of texting while driving. this is dash cam video from police in florida. in this case the driver is very lucky. he crawled out of the car unharmed and told police he was texting behind the wheel. no luck and not much of an arm describes this guy. he lights a molotov cocktail and chucks it out the of a window and it bounces off the building and lands with a thud. he tries again and again and again and agai

kept it classy in this navy one and "breaking bad's" anna gun, "homeland's" star and julie louis-dreyfusington bared her baby bump in a custom-made prada design that featured this fuchsia embellished crop top, and rounding out the best of the night, "american hustle's" jennifer lawrence shimmered in a strapless multicolored sequin dress by dior. "game of thrones" emilia clarke was flawless in this dramatic one-shoulder metallic calvin klein gown. >> thank you so very much. >> reporter: and best actress cate blanchett was radiant in a blush pink givenchy gown. then there was julie, juliette and julia's unconventional look. "modern family's" julie bowen in a strapless carolina herrera and juliet lewis in a vivian westwood and julia roberts rocking a valentino jumpsuit proving this pretty woman can also be pretty in pink. all right. so we want to get to the results of our "gma" flash poll, find out who you think was the best dressed on the red carpet, and here she is, really no surprise. landslide, i dare say. 46% of our viewers loved lupita's beautiful gucci gown, and i do believe you both

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a beautiful cross between julia louis dreyfus and andy dowell. it seemed to me they had that goal.ion and a reversal of fortune. he went through this dehumanizing process. as it began to pull himself out and do these things to reverse his fortunes again, he was so vulnerable and open about it. he writes it down and brings himself back and others with him. >> the reason i wrote the book is because it spoke to me and this economy. i was looking for answers and i couldn't find them. i am getting lots of feedback that you are me. there is information in this book that is not out there anywhere else. for example, 95% of people out of work have no clue how to network. why would they know? this is not something they taught in high school. >> this is an isolating experience. >> in this climate when you are looking at several months at least, it's not like you network for a couple of weeks. how do you settle into that mode? do you have tips like set up one meeting or call a day to get you through? >> it's more intense than that. i learned from, for example, a man who he was an introvert. he

oh, were they too snarky, everyone they made fun of they pretty much know, matt damon, julia louis-dreyfusoments all over the web, but find those on aol.com, the moments from this event. >> there was a weird taylor swift reference. i missed it. >> so last year they made fun of her saying stay away from michael j. fox's son. and she later said, there is a special place in hell for women who aren't supportive of other women. so when amy poehler -- >> i said she said it facetiously. >> no, she said it in an magazine article. >> amy poehler won and tina goes, congratulations, there is a special place in hell for you. >> what was going on with the flooding. i saw the pregame on the re car ped. >> before the show started, a pipe burst on the red carpet. it wasn't clean water. it was, like, blackish -- >> was it sewage? >> some said it was a sewage pipe. some said it was sprinklers. designers and celebrities alike were very concerned. they aren't paying for the dresses. a lot of them are on loan. if you have a train -- there is sludgy water, yeah, yeah. so anyway, they were steaming it, tearing i