do you remember the godzilla series? it goes back 1950. >> look at this trailer.into some. >> godzilla versus who is my question. >> all right, we're going to leave with you a little godzilla as we say have a good morning. >> there it is. >> why should you shake hands with somebody who is keeping americans in prison? i mean, what's the point? >> do i need to once again from the hill tops -- ♪ raul castro is not adolph hitler ♪ raul castro isn't even fidel castro. it's like cuba's jim ballouchy. he ain't john. >> the memorial service for nelson mandela making news for a lot of reasons other than honoring the icon's legacy. plus, a candid photo of the president that's made its way all over the world. while the prewas flying back here, congress was making a deal. we'll break down details on an actual budget agreed upon in our nation's capital. and as a consumer, are you mad as hell and not going to take it anymore? if so, you're not alone. how many of us have experienced customer rage? this is "way too early"! i have the volume but not actual anger. i cafa

. >>> a trailer for the upcoming "godzilla" has been released. take a look. >> your courage will never be more needed than it is today. >> "godzilla" now 60 years old or something like that. >>> and hollywood has listed the most overpaid actors in hollywood, with the likes of matt damon taking the list. adam sandler takes the top spot making a dollar for every $3.40 his movies make. >> are we supposed to be laughing at him or is he laughing all the way to the bank? >> he's laughing. >>> i'm richard lui. you're watching "early today." >>> leading the news in "chicago sun times," after decades in prison, south side man's rape conviction overturned. stanley rice is being released after spending 30 years in prison for a rape he says he falsely confessed to after being tortured by police. >> and in the "san antonio express," tacos or death? police say a 28-year-old man brandished a sword in an attempt to steal tacos from a texas restaurant. when he left the building to take a phone call the waitress locked him out. >> two tacos, i would like that with

godzilla striking terror in the movies for the first time in years.n "the skinny" on this wednesday, december 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good morning, everybody. happy wednesday. >> happy wednesday, everyone. it is finally here. the middle of the week. that is much closer to the weekend. i feel that's all we with ever talk about. >> people really think we are quite unhappy. >> we actually enjoy our job. >> we just love sleep. >> it happens only on the weekends for us. >> pretty much. shall we get to it? >> let's get to it. >> good news from capitol hill no less. democrats and republicans joining together to prevent another government shutdown for a few more months. >> and it will allow other lawmakers to address health care and benefits programs. abc's karen travers has the story. >> reporter: a rare occurrence on capitol hill on tuesday. lawmakers announcing a budget deal before the deadline. >> senator murray and i have reached an agreement. >> because of this deal, the budget pro

. >>> meta plus a sneak peek at godzilla. rugby, minnesota coldest wind chill i could find this morning, minus 41 in north dakota. fargo not far behind. dangerous wind chills. the snow is falling in chicago, light fluffy snow. forecast today it will warm up a little bit in the deep south but not the northeast. watch out for black ice. >>> the american film institute has released the list of the top movies of the year. how many have you seen? the best of the best includes 12 years a slave, "gravity" and "wolf street." >> metallica played in all continents. >>> your courage will never be more needed than it is today. >> graphics are incredible. >> that looks good. >>> listen to this, forbes listed the most overpaid in hollywood. adam sandler takes the top spot making a dollar for every $3.40 his movies make. i'm betty nguyen. you're watching "early today." we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> right now on "news 4 today" an overnight home invasion in prince george's county ends with three people stabbed. w

megalithic godzilla just finally eating oh so iceland no way yeah and that's the important point you bring up is that the tongue if you compare it to the tongue in the fish the banking system this was a normal procedures is how we always operated for thousands of years is that debts that couldn't be repaid wouldn't be repaid they would be written off or the bond holder would pay the investor would pay here. all of these of bailouts and crises around the world in last five years is the bondholders are never asked to pay and the creditors are always made whole at the expense of the population so here they're basically writing off about thirteen percent of the average debt for an icelandic citizen right now their household debt to g.d.p. is about one hundred eight percent but they're going to finance the government. by taxes on banks and funds managing assets of banks which went bust during the two thousand and eight financial crisis so they're actually taking it from the people who caused the crisis and that are still there own by foreign creditors right so the icelandic government mad

megalithic godzilla just finally eating oh so iceland no way yeah and that's the important point you bring up is that the tongue if you compare it to the tongue in the fish the banking system this was a normal procedures is how we always operated for thousands of years is that debts that couldn't be repaid wouldn't be repaid they would be written off or the bond holders would pay the investor would pay here. all of these of bailouts and crises around the world in last five years is the bondholders are never asked to pay in the creditors are always made whole at the expense of the population so here they're basically writing off about thirteen percent of the average debt for an icelandic citizen right now their household debt to g.d.p. is about one hundred eight percent but they're going to finance the government. by taxes on banks and funds managing assets of banks which went bust during the two thousand and eight financial crisis so they're actually taking it from the people who caused the crisis and that are still there own by foreign creditors right so the icelandic government mad

in godzilla the power and destruction of nuclear energy. >> can you make a nice sweet love story?> i am doing it. one day i would love to do the heart is a lonely hunter. it was very significant in my youth. it spoke to me on a personal level. >> can you explain it to me, other than the fact you influence them? -- are influenced by them? you had a happy, unhappy childhood. >> i think when you are born with that sensibility you are going to have an unhappy childhood. you are not going to fit in the outdoor sportsman world. as a kid i was 17 years old. i was a hypochondriac. i diagnosed myself with every disease known to man. >> when did you know you were interested in monsters? >> always. when i went to church -- i was raised catholic. i would be looking for gargoyles. it's in all of us. i think the way we understand the universe is by codifying it. you are going to call them monsters or superheroes. by digesting concepts that are superhuman you can understand. >> remember the show we did when we looked at the new creative artists in mexico. they are going very different directions

. >> it was like godzilla and king kong or clash of the titans. >> you want open border anarchy. >> i. we have lured people -- >> that is false. >> how much time do we have? >> one minute. what are you doing on your show this week? >> thank you very much for asking. >> miller time? fridays with geraldo. weekdays with bernie. is it legal is this kelly file? >> right. >> what do they bring to the program? >> we build segments around charismatic individuals who i have a good rapport and there is back and forth. you don't know what will happen. >> you don't think having to go through a naked body scanner violates your civil rights? >> why am i scanned when i come in here? >> why? >> full body scan. not necessary. you know me. >> you don't want to be scanned? the guys want giggles. that's why. >> fine. >> i see someone who has a good eye for great television. i see a man who works his tail off and knows his audience better than anyone in the cable game today. >> i have always been the the same guy. i have been to every state. i know the country. i like the country and i like the folks who

they've destroyed more cities than godzilla. a couple of solutions. the modern setters movement.f you're an undocumented worker or immigrant, move to detroit. if you work hard and clean it up, you have it. it's yours. you solve two problems at once. lisa depasquale wrote an article on the $20 million in art owned by detroit, if they sold that, they could take care of this. sell is art. final suggestion, put trump in exampl charge. he cuts through the red tape. like him or not. >> let's skip ahead. ed haenry with jay carney. asking what he meant by saving detroit? >> is the president going the let detroit go bankrupt? >> i think that happened awhile ago. >> didn't he say it would be awful if they went bankrupt? it wasn't enough to help the auto industry. i think in the campaign, he said it would be horrible. >> i think there is enormous hardship caused by what is happening in detroit. this needs to be resolved between the city and it creditors. >> look, i know, ed couched it in president obama mentioned the auto industry. >> as i recall, the president's answer was vague. they left

they've destroyed more cities than godzilla. there are a couple interesting solutions.alled for -- i think it was like a year ago -- the modern settlers movement. >> yes. >> where if you're an undocumented worker or immigrant, move to detroit. and if you work hard and you clean it up, you have it. it's yours. you solve two problems at once. they wrote a great article on the $20 billion in art owned by detroit. if they sold that art, that would take care of the debt and save the pensions for all those workers. sell the damn art. don't hide it. and the third and final suggestion, put trump in charge. that guy got that wellman skating rink when no one else does. he gets stuff done. >> let's skip ahead. the next one in the rundown which is ed henry with jay carney. take a listen about what he meant by saving detroit. listen. >> is the president going to let detroit go bankrupt? >> ed, i think that. haed a while ago. >> wasn't there a campaign that it would be awful to go bankrupt? he obviously helped the auto industry, got them back on their feet, but it wasn't enough. i th

president obama's pick to succeed janet napolitano and today jay johnson was confirmed, becoming the godzillaed agency's fourth leader ever. we thought the senate was not coming back until tomorrow but they came back late today to do those five minutes of work basically. now they need to confirm at least one more federal judge. they need to confirm the new chair, and there's the giant farm bill and the giant defense bill and the small matter of a national budget. if they do all of that this week and they say they're going to do it all, that might be more than they have done the whole rest of the year combined. this is the time of year that is called cramming. this is supposedly the world's greatest deliberating body. right now they are just cramming. watch this space. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," wintry mess. millions will wake up to a winter wonderland and one heck of a messy commute. unconstitutional. a federal judge rules the nsa's collection of our phone records is likely illegal. expect the case to reach the supreme court. mega maenaa, could we be headed for a $1

president obama's pick to succeed janet napolitano and today jay johnson was confirmed, becoming the godzillath leader ever. we thought the senate was not coming back until tomorrow but they came back late today to do those five minutes of work basically. now they need to confirm at least one more federal judge. they need to confirm the new chair, and there's the giant farm bill and the giant defense bill and the small matter of a national budget. if they do all of that this week and they say they're going to do it all, that might be more than they have done the whole rest of the year combined. this is the time of year that is called cramming. this is supposedly the world's greatest deliberating body. right now they are just cramming. watch this space. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> guess who is saying the worst things that have ever been said about john boehner? that's right, republicans. >> we saw two possible government shut downs in 2014. >> bad for the economy, bad for the middle class. >> as for th

pick to succeed january janet napolitano and today jay johnson was confirmed becoming that mega godzilla-sizedelming vote of 78-16. we thought the senate wasn't coming back until tomorrow but they came back late today to do those five minutes of work basically. now, before the end of the week they need to confirm one more federal judge, the new chair of the federal reserve, janet yellen and the giant farm bill and the defense bill and the small matter of a national budget. if they do all of that this week and they say they are going to do it all, that might be more than they have done the rest of the year combined. this is the time of the year that is >> guess who is saying the worst things that have ever been said about john boehner? that's right, republicans. >> we saw two possible government shut downs in 2014. >> bad for the economy, bad for the middle class. >> as for that whole strategy of taking the country to the brink over the raising of the nation's debt ceiling? >> we don't want nothing out of the debt limit. >> some kind of concessions. >> we don't want nothing. >> i don't see a re

or in the case of godzilla, the power of destruction of nuclear energy. things like that. >> rose: could you make a nice little sweet him? a love story? >> i'm doing it but it has ghosts and murder. >> rose: i know! but can we do it without ghosts and murdered? >> when we talk about it, one day i will love to do "the heart is a lonely hunter." the carson mcculler -- it has no supernatural but it spoke to me in my youth on a very personal level. but i haven't -- i'm still busy with monsters right now. >> rose: i know. can you explain it to me, though other than the fact that you're influenced by bradbury and ackerman and you had an unhappy childhood, whatever. >> i think whenever you're born with sensibility and intelligence you're going to have an unhappy childhood. to some degree you're not going to fit in the outdoor sportsman world. you're going to channel it somewhere. and as i kid i was 70 years old. i was a hypochondriac. i read the family medicine encyclopedia in my house and diagnosed myself with every disease known to man. >> rose: well you know

megalithic godzilla just finally eating oh so iceland no way yeah and that's the important point you bring up is that the tongue if you compare it to the tongue in the fish the banking system this was a normal procedures is how we always operated for thousands of years is that debts that couldn't be repaid wouldn't be repaid they would be written off or the bond holder would pay the investor would pay here. all of these of bailouts and crises around the world in last five years is the bondholders are never asked to pay and the creditors are always made whole at the expense of the population so here they're basically writing off about thirteen percent of the average debt for an icelandic citizen right now their household debt to g.d.p. is about one hundred eight percent but they're going to finance the government. by taxes on banks and funds managing assets of banks which went bust during the two thousand and eight financial crisis so they're actually taking it from the people who caused the crisis and that are still there own by foreign creditors right so the icelandic government mad

godzilla may be a movie character. but dogzilla? dogzilla is real.us, marvin. come on. everybody, that is your friday edition of "pop news." the s'mores are cooking. or s'mores. and we'll be back to you on that. >> all right. >>> we're going to turn, now -- we've been showing you, literally, a tiny touch of the video because, after all, the fcc is watching. miley cyrus gave her fans and critics something to talk about over christmas dinner. brand-new video for the song "adore you." it could be considered racier even than her last one. this time, she's traded in her wrecking ball for a video camera. sara haines, with us. >> thank you, josh. i like that. this is a catered little hit. the suggestive contest of this selfie-esque video is one of a string of miley moments when she keeps outdoing herself. ♪ boy, ador you >> reporter: she's writhing in bed. and bathing while dressed. ♪ i adore you >> reporter: another risque stunt from attention-hungry miley cyrus. after swinging dude on a wrecking ball, tweeting herself topless. and twerking that had the wo