it is like when eddie murphy was on.hat america is all about. let's see some jokes that make you kind of cringe or make you laugh. i can't wait for the february "12 years a slave" sketch. people don't get mad. this is entertainment. hey, lonnie, congratulations on the real. >> i love you, cheryl. >> cheryl underwood, lonnie love -- >> oh, is it time to go? >> yeah. >> i got to go speak at a church in augusta. >> you're going to go speak in a church after that? >> just because i cuss for a living don't mean i don't know the lord. >> get to know him. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. make some great memories today. >> "state of the union with candy crowley" starts at the top of the hour. >>> reining in big brother -- or not. today, privacy versus security. the president looks for middle ground and finds no man's land. >> we still have a long way to go to make sure we balance america's privacy interests on the metadata. >> we have gone too far in attacking the privacy rights of the american people. >> i didn'

i think kevin hart is in this period--- people are trying to tout him as the next eddie murphy and i think his next few projects you're gonna see a lot of great success. i don't know how good the movies are going to be but people are going to show up for them. >>i like him so far. >>there you go. coming up...cashing in on a credit card company- a trader play in american express is still to come.plus... one author breaks down science of habit, and how it can actually hurt you...that's next with bill moller. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you wake up each morning the same person who went to bed the night before - same behaviors, biases and patterns of thought. but you can change that sameness to make a better, happier, more successful you.in what's been called one of the best books of the year by the wall street journal and the financial times, pulitzer prize winning new york times investigative reporter charles duhigg maps this out for us in the 2nd release of his fascinating book, the power of habit: why we do what we do in life and business.you're saying essentially, habits don't have to trap us - we ca

can you describe to me in plain english why your character and eddie murphy's character tour dukesracter and the lose? >> there was a short taking place in orange juice futures. we were able to get information about what they were doing. we were able to work the other side of the trade. >> they were trying to corner the market because they were operating under false information. >> yes. you have to know what you are doing to operate and that game. >> warren buffett's berkshire hathaway looking good. in your life in ways you may not even realize. from the heinz ketchup to the geico insurance protecting your motorcycle. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i deeply regret totaling that bike in 2013 but do not worry, i got a new one. love them or hate them, there is no escaping the selfie. not even for warned buffett -- warren buffett they are everywhere. who can we blame for the rise of it? >> i do not have a problem with the selfie. it is a natural human instinct to capture yourself. this is how artists use to survive. the walls of the met our coated with selfies. it is possible. but if we're going to indict ourse

modern day, nick nolte and eddie murphy. >> jimmy: i wonder if you realize how much bill loves you.eling is mutual. this gentleman has done a lot for me. we have become good friends. we give people what they want. where is jacoby. >> after your star ascended past me, i had to make due. >> jimmy: i think you paired up well. you guys have chemistry. how did you become a duo in the first place. >> i started stalking this gentleman, actually. i'm serious. he started grantland.com, a fan of his work. wanted to do a pod cast on grantland. went to a post espy's party. made sure i watched him. he had a couple of glasses of wine. i approached and talked about my pod cast idea. he said call me monday. at 9:01, a.m., monday. i called him. >> jimmy: and the rest is history, i guess. >> you are going to say everything, right. the good thing about jalen. he says everything. >> jimmy: you guys hang around off the air, not working a lot. >> we are traveling, like a lot of times stuck in these cities. doing games, like, west, finals, memphis, san antonio, he leaks to eat. i like to eat. so we ended

michaels can relate to is his own culture and what's making him laugh, but if there had never been an eddie murphying great things with white characters and great characters. gum by is da bomb. i don't care you have to open your eyes to the talent and then open up your checkbook. the show has been okay for a few years, now it's getting better. >> let's talk about this and the history of the show, there have been three primary cast members. the show has been successful with the current formula. do you think that is going -- >> when it was apparent that president obama was going to be elected, in anticipation of that, could he have found a female to play michelle. >> it's not just about finding someone to play a certain character. there are some funny you know what in the country, and eespecially black women. >> i can't buy that. >> i had to finance my own radio show, because people were telling me, there are no females in radio, and i'm not going to wait on you. i had to finance my own movie scripts, because they said, well, females are not funny. that's what people believed, until we put some mone

. >> i have to tell you, it reminded me of the classic 1983 eddie murphy movie "trading places." >> i'll bet that that man could run our company as well as your young man. >> are we talking about a wager, randolph? >> the movie that should come to mind is the 1994 robert redford directed quiz show that showed how some of the quiz shows in the '50s were fixed. >> but i want to know, man to man, did he get the answers? >> man to man? >> yeah. just between us. >> if someone offered you all this money to be on some rigged quiz show, instant fame, would you do it? >> no. >> i want to assure everyone steve has not had access to any of today's questions. once again, he had no idea what we were asking. i promise. running away with it. it looks like we fixed this thing. >> it really does. it really does. >> yeah. we investigated and it says in the prompter that up against the clock was on the up and up. i have a lot of questions, steve. i don't think that you're on the up and up there. i'm not sure. >> if you want me to hold an hour 48 press conference and answer every question you got, as much a

jordan or eddie murphy so they should continue jamie fox or chris tucker.r's last wife who is providing pages from pryor's private journals. it's an honor to have you in the guest spot. tell us what kind of person emerges from pryor's journals. >> thank you so much. it's great to be here, toure. i love your show. i love everybody on it. yeah. the diaries are vivid in richard's recollections. his childhood is poignant, colorful, extreme. it jumps off the page when you read it especially in his own handwriting. and obviously this formed richard in his entire life. colorful in his recollection but of course not without a great deal of pain and humor. >> you talk about the way that his childhood formed his whole life. he talked about growing up in a whore house. both his mother and grandmother working in the sex industry. how did that impact the man he would become and his work? >> well, obviously his vision of women, right, that was obviously something that growing up in a whore house formed that. as you read the diaries, you see the pain and the unbelievable

an eddie murphy reference. >>> we're hearing this morning from barbara bush.ew interview. is she now showing more love for bill clinton than for her own son, jeb. joining us, john king. good morning, john. >> this is her version of the poltergeist telling jeb, don't run. >> that's perfect. let's listen to a little bit from this c span interview where she talks about her affection for the former president. >> my husband, bill clinton and i have become great friends. i think he thinks of george a little bit like the father he didn't have. he's very loving to him. and i really appreciate that. i love bill clinton. maybe not his politics, but i love bill clinton. >> there's the key sentence right there. i find it interesting when you consider the possibility that her son could run in 2016 and bill clinton's wife could run in 2016 as well. >> it is a fascinating bond. i covered the '92 campaign. the theme of the clinton campaign was that george hw bush was heartless. it was a very tough campaign. and it was a lot of bad blood including from barbara bush after that

. >> reporter: movie stars like tina fey, will ferrell and eddie murphy all got their start on "snl"sasheer zamata. >> sasheer for her first night. >> she also has big shoes to fill like tina fey, she is also a graduate of the university of virginia and a veteran of the improve group the upright citizens brigade. victor, christi? >> thank you very much. >> hopefully she moves to the full cast. >> big time, absolutely. >>> we'll see you back here at the top of the hour for another hour of "new day" sunday. >> right now keep it here for "sanjay gupta md." >>> some parents call it bullying and others just call it pushing your kids hard and i watched new show called "fright night tykes" and i did wonder how much is too much? >> one of the elite football leagues for kids in america. and the 8 and 9-year-old rookie division in san antonio features the best of the best. >> there should be no reason why you don't make other teams cry. >> i could care a less if they cry! >> the teams are ultracompetitive. demanding commitment -- >> this is where you earn your playtime! >> sacrifice. and inten

eddie murphy said he'd never do a sequel to "coming to america." we loved this movie.> man, i'm old. >> i don't know how i feel about this one. i'll see it of course but sometimes i feel like leave it alone. >> you mentioned books, one that everyone talks about "unbroken." >> angelina jolie her second directorial project. she's also starring in her first film after the double mastectomy, "malifiscent." also another big year for miss jennifer lawrence, all highly anticipated movies she's in every one of them. >> in 2013 i feel that was the year of jennifer lawrence. every time she made a speech at an award ceremony it went viral. what other actors and actresses will be big? >> which one? >> i like jennifer lawrence. >> first of all her, jennifer lawrence will be big again, i mentioned angelina jolie, look out for this movie "the monument man." it's george clooney, matt damon, kate blanchette, it's newsworthy. >> and blanchette can run with those guys, too. >> yes, she can. >> tell us the premise. >> there is this group of curators and museum curators, i'm looking for th

celebrities selling, let's start with eddy murphy. house. when you get the first view of there.se you a ath some amazing front entrance. it's got a tremendous price on it. all of the furnishings are included in the price. it's $12 million. i say why not. if it gets that price, it's going to the highest price by far of anything sold in the sacramento area. ten bedrooms, 14 bathrooms. that's the bedroom. who wouldn't want to sleep in that bathroom. the views are from every single window. that's a small little gym to work out in if you're wanting to get in shape, four wet bars, 12-seat screening room. the house is 12,600 feet. that's the house for you. you're buying it today. >> let's go. a little closer to home we've got spike lee's in the upper east side. >> east 16th. this is a most unusual house. it's been occupied by celebrities from the get-go. it was a stable of the horses for vanderbilt. jasper jones. it's a spanish revival house. it's huge. it's wide. and the most unusual thing about this house is divided by a courtyard with a f

you think of eddie murphy going hercules, hercules, hercules. >> it takes away from the storm when youcovers 24 states. already, there is over a thousand cancellations in and out of the country. >> that number will just grow exponentially as we get into today, tomorrow, boston can selling schools for tomorrow. some schools in the northeast cancelled for today. my daughter lela has an app on her phone, it tells you the percent annual of the chance of a snow day. >> no? >> so she for today it was 97%. i said, sweetie, i don't think it's going to happen. >> that's nuts. >> so she was banking on this. because we got back last fight from pasadena. yeah, but i'm not going to have to go for the school tomorrow. yes, you are. no, my app. >> listen to the app, not al roker, meteorologist al roker. >> trust me. it gave me no small amount of pleasure to call this morning at 6:30, guess what are you going to school! >> i hope she didn't have a quiz or anything. my friend lisa promised we were going to have a snow day on a quiz day. great. this is great. no, we had to go to school. >> there probabl