hanks? >> -- so when did you meet mr. hanks? >> paul told us you are not meeting tom until the first time in the scene, the first time your acting together in character. so we did not go meet tom. that scene, that is the first time i actually see him. it was nerve-racking for me. that was the same scene i did the audition for. i became the character. paul called me down and i became the character. tavis: was this the scene we saw? >> yes. tavis: same scene. hold up. wait a minute. i'm trying to follow the story. i understand why paul greengrass , a brilliant director, why he did what he did. tom hanks is the nicest guy in the world. to be buddy-ant buddy. you had to get in his face. he is such a nice guy. i am laughing inside because the very first time you meet this matter but lacked or tom hanks, you have a gun in his face and you are telling him, -- this venerable actor tom hanks, you have a gun in his face and you're telling him, i am the captain. that takes a lot of nerve. [laughter] did you enjoy the experience? when i saw

hank williams jr. taking a short break. will it go nuts here. we're hearing them say we're going to hear screams. confetti. 20 pounds of confetti. and also fireworks will be here. of course, the headliner, hank williams jr., who a lot of people i spoke to flew -- a woman flew in from canada to see how hank williams jr., also someone drove in, a couple women from kentucky. that's who they wanted to see. boy, did he perform and what a show it was. but he's not done for the night. he's going to be back out to ring in the new year. back to you, brooke. >> get your cameras ready. >> susan, we are 30 seconds away. so let's give everyone fireworks in both cities, shall we? i'm going to stop talking because i want all of you to take this in. the fleur de lis and music note drop and the fireworks that are about to happen. so take a look and enjoy. >> get ready, you all. get ready. >> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! happy new year! >> happy new year, new orleans. >> happy new year. >> say hello to 2014. >>

i believe hank paulson has given testimony.r was new york fed chair at the time of the bailout. hank paulson was the treasury secretary. tim geithner became treasurysech lefter office. ben bernanke just left as fed chair. i believe when it gets public and i believe it will get public and we'll get a bird's-eye view exactly how one of the most momentous events of bail out of financial system including the bailout of this huge company, one case has been dropped, hank greenberg's case against the new york fed dismissed today. he may appeal. but it has been dismissed. this one against the u.s. government which controlled 80% of aig following that bailout, this still exists. david: fascinating. liz: ben bernanke will testify? >> well, according to a federal judge he could try to stop it this time but he is private citizen, ben bernanke. he is no longer fed chairman. liz: charlie gasparino, breaking that news. he will have much more on foxbusiness.com and if he getting anything else he will break back in. >>> well my next guest warne

international tom hanks day.amored with him they've been holding their own tom hanks day parties for 11 years now and they've launched a kick starter campaign to take things global and why wouldn't you want to sit around and watch tom hanks movies all day long. >> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates. >> he does have a great array of movies. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> i'd rather take my chance out in the ocean than to stay here and die. >> what! are you hungry? finish the hamburgers. eat the buns. eat the buns. >> not "saving private ryan." >> apparently the actor has personally endorsed the day. why wouldn't you even sending signed movie memorabilia so start planning, guys, tom hanks day will take place on march 29th. >> i'm ready. >> film aficionados or people making fun of him. >> no, they're truly obsessed with him and doing it for 11 years. that's not once or twice. they're committed. >> that's what we say in the movie world. >>> an enterprising dad gave his three kids

international tom hanks day. him they've been holding their own tom hanks day parties for 11 years now and they've launched a kick starter campaign to take things global and why wouldn't you want to sit around and watch tom hanks movies all day long. >> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates. >> he does have a great array of movies. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> i'd rather take my chance out in the ocean than to stay here and die. >> what! are you hungry? finish the hamburgers. eat the buns. eat the buns. >> not "saving private ryan." >> apparently the actor has personally endorsed the day. why wouldn't you even sending signed movie memorabilia so start planning, guys, tom hanks day will take place on march 29th. >> i'm ready. >> film aficionados or people making fun of him. >> no, they're truly obsessed with him and doing it for 11 years. that's not once or twice. they're committed. >> that's what we say in the movie world. >>> an enterprising dad gave his three kids the ultimat

no tom hanks. no joaquin phoenix.hoenix, their movies were nominated but they were left off. "american hustle" and "gravity" lead the nomination, 12 apiece. >> i'm surprised "wolf of wall street." a lot of people did not like this movie. they just thought it was one big naked party for like three hours. >> i mean, it definitely was polarizing. people either loved it or they hated it or they felt it was too long. and there was way too much t and a going on. leo, i would have to say, gave a phenomenal perfect form answer. riveted from beginning to end. >> you mentioned it was your favorite movie. >> yes. what do you say about my taste? a big naked party. >> well, when i think of big naked parties, i do think of you, michelle turner. >> you know what, i'm going to claim that because i thought the movie was really good. i loved scorsese's dregging style. it was fast-paced and frantic and manic. but it held from you beginning to end. it is a movie, two hours and 59 minutes of real movie time. i also thought that jonah hill

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that was first time i met tom hanks. >> you actually meet him in character. >> yeah, in character.ped tape you got to meet him as tom hanks? >> yeah, yeah, i remember that. >> what was that like? basically go from "look at me" to, i'm so happy to meet you. >> it was great. >> abdi's own story could be a movie. he was six years old when somali civil war broke out in 1991. and the country descended in to chaos. >> i add my uniform and everything like finally i get to -- i came, i wasn't allowed to play outside any more. the next morning, it was war. >> abdi, his mother, sister and two brothers stayed in somalia for another year. what was that year like? >> we would hear gunshots as we sleep. the sounds were just normal. go outside, we find guns and we find dead people. >> they managed to make their way to yemen where abdi's father was teaching. before a teenaged farkad and his family emigrated to minneapolis. what were your first impressions? first thing struck you. >> it was beautiful. everywhere was green. i remember being shocked. >> i'm assuming you did not arrive in the winter.

errol street van julia roberts or in, but tom hanks and robert redford missed out. such was the quality of the field. we are heading deep into hollywood awards season. with no favorites for best picture, we can expect a weekly at and flow and which ones have fallen from favor. six weeks until academy awards ceremony. >> everybody loves oscar night. that brings the broadcast to a close. for all of us, thank you very much for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the history you operate in. to nurture new ventures and offer expertise and tailored solutions for a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: iran's president pushed back against hardline critics of the

errol street van julia roberts or in, but tom hanks and robert redford missed out. such was the quality of the field. we are heading deep into hollywood awards season. with no favorites for best picture, we can expect a weekly at and flow and which ones have fallen from favor. six weeks until academy awards ceremony. >> everybody loves oscar night. that brings the broadcast to a close. for all of us, thank you very much for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the history you operate in. to nurture new ventures and offer expertise and tailored solutions for a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. (george chattering excitedly) this program was made possible by: are designed for kids to be as a

i also want to shout out to hank price.i over in winston-salem, station we are very proud of. hank is one of our great leaders and i am glad that he is here. also another person i am glad who is here who wore the hearst jersey for a number of years, he got honest and came to a university for the closing chapter of his great career, he ran the station in pittsburgh for us, an outstanding executive who made the company a lot of money. so, good to see jim again. forve been blessed to work hearst for many years. i was the lucky guy who had the opportunity to run the radio station. i found the company to be a great fit for what i was all about. our company was founded in 1887. we have been at this for a long time and have been at the forefront of media as it has last 426 yearse or so. active in the digital media space and we will have an opportunity to talk about this tonight. mr. hearst was one of the true visionaries. early in his life as a newspaper publisher he declared it was good business to be a good citizen. it has been

neither oscar darlings emma thompson nor tom hanks earned academy aclam this time around for "savingfinally miss you. >> but hanks missed twice with the title role of best picture nominee "captain phillips." but those weren't the only snubs. joaquin phoenix gave a powerful performance in "her." but not enough for a nom. and historical fiction drama "the butler" seemed like classic oscar bait. but forest whitaker and oprah winfrey both left out in the cold. so what is a neglected thespian to do? it may depend on gender. sandra bullock, the biggest percentage of past female oscar winners who played a ro manhattaning role to get his man. guys follow a different tack. the biggest percentage play eee historical characters for men. may the best man win. >> and we'll all be watching. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always we're online at abc news.com. good night, america. [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop

tens of billions of dollars was put into that company greenberg because of hank greenberg being thrown out and he should have been thrown out and i don't even i'm not a friend of hank greenberg but he was amazing at what he did and he was thrown out of the company because of eliot spitzer the government that was there i think the biggest single expenditure was a i.g. insurance ok that was the single biggest expense you had hank greenberg been allowed to state you would've had to give ten cents to a i.g. not ten cents eliot spitzer was a disaster as the a.g. and he was obviously turned out to be a disaster as governor. but you may have a whole imprinting rainer thing where he's a pervert there's no question that you know he's a pervert i mean with wit is a crude word we well know he really is i mean he's a sick person now here's a guy that they call them and he goes and the public sort of for a gave enough that he was actually leading in a poll and close another poster right and i couldn't believe it and then he did it again he did the whole thing again. the tweeting or whatever the hel

insurance ok that was the single biggest expense you had hank greenberg been allowed to say you would have had to give ten cents to a i.g. not ten cents eliot spitzer was a disaster as the a.g. and he was obviously turned out to be a disaster as governor. but you may have a whole amping rainer thing where he's a pervert there's no question that you know he's a pervert i mean with which is a crude were we well know he really is i mean is a sick person now here's a guy that they call him and he goes and the public sort of for a gave enough that he was actually leading in a poll and close another poster right and i couldn't believe it and then he did it again he did the whole thing again. the tweeting or whatever the hell he was doing and i said can you believe it and then he went down like a rocket ship ok so but he's a sick person and a guy like he'll always do it. and i can only give his wife a little bit of advice get out of their fans because it's not going to change you know these perverts when you're that way it doesn't change the law to speak up they'll cover what a court brings

in fairfax county, hank silfverberg, wusa9. >> plenty of area shelters are extending hours because of forecast and many counties use libraries and community centers as warming centers. the district also has a hypothermia hotline set up for homeless people who may not have any place to go. if you see someone you think needs help, make this call, 1- 800-535-7252. >>> a 21st birthday party turned ugly over the weekend in damascus. three police officers were assaulted. two partygoers got tased and the parents who hosted the whole thing now face some very serious charges. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren in damascus, maryland, where bust of an underage drinking party turned violent. neighbor profiles revealed the mages family in happier times, smiling parents and their star athlete son, but charging documents reveal a wild weekend after the family threw a 21st birthday party for son nicholas. tipped off from a text from a pizza delivery man police were outnumbered by partygoers. the father, an accountant, was visibly intoxicated and slurring his speech. officers say he became belligerent a

hank was an investment banker.der having a granular feel for the markets is something that is key. i can tell you this, hank paulson did not take the looming financial crisis very serious until it was happening. in the spring or late, late winter, early spring of 2008 when bear, when the bond insurers were starting to crater, that is when hank paulson was starting to get scared. before that he thought they were dealt with. as i can tell you someone covered the financial crisis, larry fink in summer of 2007 really believed headed for financial armageddon. lori: how is his signature. >> a lot better than jack lew's, i'll tell you that. adam: thank you, charlie. lori: dow back toward the break even point. it is off 45 points. let's see what is going on with keith bliss of cuttone & company. a large swing in markets. what is all the volatility? >> you expect this volatility this week because we have very little market-moving news from the economy or global economy. fed presidents are in the quiet period ahead of next m

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christian bale got in knocking out tom hanks and robert redford.king out emma thompson. bradley cooper knocked out james gandolfini. 2 it could win the big prize. dennis: your pick for "american hustle", as. >> "12 years a slave" is important film. they have a hard time watching it. "american hustle" is more likeable. dennis: supposed to be entertaining. >> which they like the most and "american hustle" may be it over "12 years a slave." >> i thought one of the interesting stories, the women, what a strong category. four out of the five already have won oscars. >> that is correct. meryl streep nominated for 11th time, breaking her own record. dennis: 18th time? >> amy adams got in knocking out emma thompson. she has not won ever. i'm afraid to amy adams as great as she is in "american hustle", cate blanchett in "blue jasmine." dennis: cate will win it. >> she will win it. dennis: won in '04 or aviator. >> best sporting actress. dennis: first best actress. >> that he was nominated for best actress for elizabeth but lost to gwyneth paltrow for "shake

it's a little like the famous movie with tom hanks and meg ryan. all these women are pouring in from 6,000 miles away. why? here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: in "sleepless in seattle," tom hanks and meg ryan put seattle on the map for lovelorn women everywhere. >> it's you. >> it's me. >> reporter: today, "sleepless in seattle" is back. sort of. this time it's made in china. the blockbuster chinese romantic comedy is called "finding mr. right," about a woman who [ whimpering ] [ coo-coo! coo-coo! ] [ burp! ] [ boing! ] [ strike! squeak! ] [ children laughing ] it's america's game. wheel...

hank, good to see you. >> thank you, carl. announcing it's the first online travel company announcing to strike a partnership with automaker, in this case general motors. what does a gm-priceline.com partnership look like? we'll ask the ceo of priceline in just a moment. ou fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter - sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> simon's back here at post 9 with a special guest. simon. >> karm, you mentioned before the break an unlikely duo partnering up through the chevy on star app. chevy customers will be able to book hotels right from their dashboard. chris sodder the ceo of priceline.com, welcome to the prog

. >> reporter: as one put up to hank tan to hank and you turn it in the highway is something else stanley roberts set up to watch the surfers and african by plenty of people he had been badly. find many people beaving badly. >> pam: kron 4 has uncovered what happened inside the dublin apartment unit where sgt. smith lost his life. >> pam: tonight, a former bart police officer close to the investigation. reveals new, chilling details. >> pam: the former bart employee agreed to tell the story. if we masked his identity and voice. >> pam: kron 4's haaziq madyun has the exclusive story. you will see only on kron 4. >> "a decision was made to enter the apartment and to tactically clear it room by room." >> reporter:at least 4 bart police detectives entered park sierra apartment-1714 in dublin. the former bart police officer, using the apartment's floor plan, describes in detail what happened as they entered the unlocked unit for a probation search. >>"sgt smith broke off from the group to clear a room" >> reporter:the officers were at the apartment looking for either evidence or stolen propert

hank you. >> for me, it was really talking about the american dream and prosperity. we've talked about the housing bubble. i've talked about -- we saw a lot of foreclosures in our state, and when you talk to people about how people are walking away from their homes or getting bailed out, people really resonated with that. the life issues and other issues with conservative democrats in our state, that they will relate to us with. but i really think when you go back to the american dream and freedom to prosper, that is really where we identify with one another. i don't ask anyone to change their party. i really just ask them to think about the thing that is i stand for and to vote with me -- vote for me if they agree. >> i also share with them a personal story how my grandfather opened up a small little laundry business in the heart of downtown pittsburgh and my maternal grandfather opened up one of the first local corner grocery stores in phoenix, arizona. they came with nothing to this country,

it's a little like the famous movie with tom hanks and meg ryan. all these women are pouring in from 6,000 miles away. why? here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: in "sleepless in seattle," tom hanks and meg ryan put seattle on the map for lovelorn women everywhere. >> it's you. >> it's me. >> reporter: today, "sleepless in seattle" is back. sort of. this time it's made in china. the blockbuster chinese romantic comedy is called "finding mr. right," about a woman who travels from china to seattle looking for love, just like in the movies. >> why do you come to seattle? >> uh, "sleepless in seattle." i love that movie. love it. >> reporter: now, in a weird case of life imitating art -- that's, by the way, all ready sort of imitating american art -- chinese women are flocking to seattle, 6,000 miles across the pacific. >> we have been amazed at the response. this is bigger than "sleepless in seattle." >> reporter: chinese television has been running features about the city and following chinese tourists obsessed with the movie. i thought about com

hank sheinkopf, cry ♪ double mocha. neil: hey, chris christie.sh you were so quick to read jn rate john boehner over the coals. u never this. this. >> there's only one group to blame for the continued suffering of these victims. the house majority and their speaker, john boehner. you and you didn' know what to do once you got it. and some of these latest pocsng a y gi.rh but don't say that i didn't warn u.

banks, tom hanks didn't get nominated. the cohen brothers, oscar loves the cohen brothers but it didn't come through for him then. >> what about you ben what about the snubs? >> i tend to agree with bill and the term snubs is flawed. there were things i was spreezed for. two weeks ago the favorite for best actor was two man race between cheevital and robert redford. i'm very surprised that redford, and oprah winfrey not getting a nomination surprised me too. >> bill are laughed. what was that for? >> oprah doesn't get to win everything. she didn't get the nobel prize either this year. >> who do you think is the favorites? >> what i like is a horserace. gravity, american hustle and 12 years a slave. i tend to favor the gravity and 12 years ago a slave, i think they have a substance to them that american hustle rather lacks. but they are across the board, the technical importance of gravity and 12 years a slave. >> i'll bet you didn't put your money on redford. >> browbruce dern is 40 to one. i think matthew mcconaughey is a

hank sheinkopf, crystal rice. thank you for being with us.ut up a copy of this new book in your library. good night from new york ♪ double mocha. neil: hey, chris christie. what was the rush? you were so quick to read john rate john boehner over the coals. you never this. this. >> there's only one group to blame for the continued suffering of these victims. the house majority and their speaker, john boehner. you and you didn't know what to do once you got it. and some of these latest reports, if they are right, you're playing very petty politics long after you got it. but don't say that i didn't warn

they said every time the cameras point to tom hanks do five pushups.hen breaking bad speaks, do a little bit of meth. just a touch. slow down. she's just kidding. you going to do the pushups? >> they're fun. they're eating and drinking. >> it's the body emmys, uncensored. >> oscars are stiff compared to it. >> exactly. i can't wait to watch that. >>> i'm page hopkins. this is "early today." we hope this is your first stop on the day on nbc. >>> leaving the news in the la times, at least 50 scalded by the boiling water trick. you see the trick demonstrated. don't try this at home. at least 50 people burned themselves or others. >>> in the denver post, forest service seeks $6.3 million from a man to battle the wildfire. that's how much it costed to battle the fire that a 77-year-old man accidentally started in 2012. >>> stories you may have missed. the obama administration is giving new recommendations on class discipline. they plan to end parent disparities of how students are punished. black students without disabilities were twice as likely to be expe

steve was the number one movie, starring tom hanks. two monthser was away from being born. and steve rudin was in madison, wisconsin. >> i was. and they are dealing with really cold temperatures. the green bay game with the windchill factor well below zero. anywhere between 40 and 60 below. >> unbelievable. >> we are getting it easy. looking at the white house right now, the fog has dissented on to the area. it will stick around for the next few hours. right now. 40 degrees at reagan national airport. 40 is our high for the day. i suspect the temperature will continue to rise as we move through at least the next 3-4 if not five hours. i record 71 setback in 1977. the high was 42. 56 this hour. takes us to woodbridge at 37 degrees. temperatures will continue to rise. the coldest air is to the west of d.c. frederick at 32. further east you go, temperatures around 60 degrees. , maryland, park temperatures -- lexington park, maryland, temperatures are warm. this warm air will lift to the north. notice the wind will change direction. most noticeable will be the temperature the g

that's surprising to me and i'm shocked by tom hanks and redford.redicted but it seemed like there is a lot of love for "american hustle." with best picture and got best director and best actress. best actor, best supporting actor. you know. best supporting actress. it really went across the board. i think that are are a lot of surprises this morning. >> michelle, before we move on to the next category, this -- best actor category, confirmed one of the things i think is the theme when it comes to nominations. if you are an actor and really change your performance, gain weight, lose weight, become a woman, become a man, generally feel like that's one of the themes in oscar nominations. >> yes. the academy does love a transformation. i was kind of surprised as well in this category. "her" was nominated for best film but joaquin phoenix not nominated for best actor. also, like they said, "the butler" shut out this morning. no forrest whitaker. an wrought side chance for this category. i agree, best actor, probably the toughest category and the most com

here's neal. >> in sleepless in seattle tom hanks and meg ryan put seattle on the map.ove loren women everywhere. today sleepless in seattle is back. l sort of. this time it's made in china. blockbuster chinese romantic comedy is called find mring right. about a woman who travels from china to seattle looking for love just lake in the movies. why you come to seattle. >> sleepless in seattle. i love that movie. i love it. >>reporter: now in a weird case of life imitating art that is already sort of imitating american art, chinese women are flocking to seattle. 6000 miles across the pacific. >> we have been amazed at the rae response. bigger than sleepless in seattle. >>reporter: television running feature about the city. and following chinese tourists obsessed with the movie. i thought about coming here one day then the next day i bought a ticket this woman says. >> all the young women relate and they want to come and see if they can find their mr. wright in seattle. >>reporter: do you think chinese woman can find love. >> i think so why not. >>reporter: official statist

i also want to shout out to hank price. hank is my colleagues who runs w x i i over in winston-salem, station we are very proud of. hank is one of our great leaders and i am glad that he is here. also another person i am glad who is here who wore the hearst jersey for a number of years, he got honest and came to a university for the closing chapter of his great career, he ran the station in pittsburgh for us, an outstanding executive who made the company a lot of money. so, good to see jim again. i have been blessed to work for hearst for many years. i was the lucky guy who had the opportunity to run the radio station. i found the company to be a great fit for what i was all about. our company was founded in 1887. we have been at this for a long time and have been at the forefront of media as it has evolved over the last 426 years or so. we are very active in the digital media space and we will have an opportunity to talk about this tonight. mr. hearst was one of the true visionaries. early in his life as a newspaper publis

hank silfverberg, wusa9. >>> a former u.s. senate aide facing child pornography charges committed suicide. ryan around was found hanging in his -- ryan karne was found hanging in his parents' house yesterday. up until recently the 35-year- old staffer was a top aide to senator lamar alexander of tennessee. >>> the d.c. police chief is on the hot seat today answering for a force where more than 90 district cops have been arrested in the past five years. charges range from snapping semi nude pictures of an underage girl to attempted murder, but now the chief and d.c. council may be getting all big brother on the police. debra alfarone has that bombshell development coming up at 6:00. >>> flip over the skies of d.c., coming up why the pentagon is moving forward with a plan to dispense loading dispense systems around the nation's capital. >> temperatures not quite as cold tonight, wind chill below zero again. here are your current temperatures, mainly the 20s, 19 already in gaithersburg and frederick. we'll return, talk about a cl

tom hanks had two, "captain phillips" and "saving mr. banks."ieve that. she was incredible. she really was. when the movie opened in the summer, both got lots of award buzz but somehow we think oprah will do just fine. >> so now the talk turns to which movie will get the coveted gold statue on march 2nd. right now, things are looking good for "12 years a slave." >> it got nine oscar nominations and, of course, won the golden globe last weekend and was named best film at critics' choice awards last night. you know who else likes it? >> who? >> vegas. oddsmakers say it has the best shot of winning best picture. a 2 to 5 favorite. >> speaking of "12 years a slave," best supporting actress nominee lupita nyong'o is the focus of a heat online racial debate. >> it has it do with a photo shoot for upcoming issue of "vanity fair." a lot of people are tweeting that it appears the magazine digitally lightened the 30-year-old kenyan born's naturally dark skin. >> others, however, say it's really about lighting and the magazine likely didn't do anything wro

in the same way that the work that hank , thatn winston salem matters to those local communities.ple care about their towns and the issues that occur there. it is important for us to be the storytellers in those communities. local journalism is job one for us. it defines commercial success and makes us who we are in these markets where we have important businesses. i am one who feels it is an exciting time ahead. there's a great future for journalism. we are serving people on a lot of different platforms and we are adapting to how we produce and deliver our content but it is an exciting time. i believe the best is yet to come for this industry. we will have a chance to talk about that tonight. back and introduce ben. [applause] is -- theond speeder speaker is dan sherwood. he oversees abc news has radio, online, and satellite services and he began his career while still a student at harvard college. in 1984 during a year off from college, he worked for the news and observer in raleigh. hoss -- theles time los angeles times's paris bureau. career his journalistic in earnest when he

hank silfverberg joins us live with more on the conditions there. >> reporter: as you can see, it's snowing heavily in leesburg now. it's made a nasty commute this afternoon and a potential for a really icy commute tomorrow morning. [ audio difficulties ] >> reporter: well, we can tell you that they have about 1,250 trucks on the road tonight concentrating in northern virginia. they'll be going around the biggest problem for those snow plows, other people on the road. if you don't have to go out tonight in northern virginia, you should probably stay home. let the snowplows do their work because that will get all the snow off the road for tomorrow morning. reporting live in leesburg, this is hank silfverberg, wusa9 news. >> we are having some technical difficulties, so we do apologize. >>> of course, when winter weather hits, we have you covered with the new traffic feature on the wusa9 ipad app. it helps you avoid the trouble spots and find the best route to work. down hold the wusa9 news ipad app from apple's app store today. wusa9 news will start a half hour earlier tomorrow morning begin

oprah got a lot of headlines, tom hanks, as well. >> i would be remiss standing here in park city atundance film festival if i didn't talk about robert redford. he was a front runner going in, since "all is lost" premiered. everybody had redford as a lock. i was really shocked that he didn't get the nom, and everybody up here has been talking about it all day. >> dr. ruth, you know meryl streep. did you see the movie? >> i did. she did get nominated, and i'm very happy about that. because people my age, i'm 85, and look what's happening to your hollywood. they are now willing to have a few women of an older age, and not only play beautifully, that you can really see while you're sitting there, but also be nominated. i want her to win. >> it's her 18th nomination. >> i wish the movie "lone survivor" -- >> it's like a good year for movies. actual movies with plots, not just like machines and sequels and, you know, monsters. this was like -- there were a lot of movies. >> do the golden globes have an impact on the oscars in terms of who wins? or have the votes already been cast? >> the

hanks was stiffed th year for nomination for best actor. >> and mel saying they got it wrong between my wife and my mistress, perhaps the quote of the story. [ laughter ] >> getting harder to breathe these days in china. take a look at this. it is beijing this morning, blanketed in smog. setting a record for polluted air for the second time since january 2013. the air is so bad it's a health hazard. visibility down to 200 yards. i'm del walters in new york. thanks for watching

hank aaron is one of them. family members and friends reached out with support and i appreciate all of it. you appreciate having great people and great coaches like they is you in the corner. people just really appreciate you as a human and know who you are and what you stand for and aren't as quick to judge. they really have an indepth view of who i am and what i am about. >> it's as if he is a coordinator out there. at any time he can change any play. sche schematically. >> we're got what we wanted to hear. we will have a big discussion about this player and his high school graduating class. he took grad school level in college. he doesn't party very much because he wants to be the best and give lots and lots of money back to his community. here's more of richard sherman. >> i'm the best one in the game. will you try me and treat me like crap. that's the result you are going to get. >> that is richard sherman as well. known far and wide for the superb play that saved the game. nobody is talking about that, bu

he got political, joining forces with hank paul sen, secretary, to urge congress to pass the $700 billionelief program. action is required to stablilize the situation and avert what otherwise could be a serious consequence for the financial markets. in december 2008, with the economy contracting at an alarming rate ben bernanke launched the most audacious experiment in federal reserve history, an ambitious bond-buying spree called quantitative easing. qe pumped money using newly created money. >> the fed launched quantitative easing with the idea of stabilizing wall street, incenti incentiving now borrowing. >> the fed set out to by millions in bonds. by 2009 the nation crawled out of recession. in december ben bernanke was named "time" magazine's person of year. three million bond buying later the economy is growing. the housing market is recovering and the fed is winding down its stim u luz. it has had unintended consequences. by keeping interest rates lou ben bernanke's inscro vasion fuelled rallies and stocks, worse nipping the divide -- worsening the divide between the have and there

tom hanks carried that film because he did get a nomination for best supporting actor.e best actor race today. it was so packed and so loaded, there were a lot of fantastic performances by oscars. so i wouldn't call anyone a snub in this category because there was just no way to fit in all the really good performances this year. i mean, we're seeing nominees on the screen right now. who are you going to take out? >> yeah, i mean, isn't that an amazing problem? they're just all so good this year. pretty incredible here. >> yeah. >> gil, i want to talk about the actress nominations here. two long-time leading ladies on the list. of course ju judy dench for her role and meryl streep for "august: osage county". >> it's a great group of women, but i have to say i think meryl streep is going to walk away with it. she literally walks on water. and she is such a strong actress. she's really going to be tough to beat. >> oh, i disagree. can i disagree with gil? >> feel free. jump in. >> gil's the critic and i'm just the entertainment reporter, so he's got the mind. but i think t

tom hanks and robert redford both golden globe nominees were left out. academy awards airs sunday, march 2. >> can't believe that. >> snubbed. >> definitely the best movie out of the group. the coach explains finally, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, been speculation about t tionship bteween the >>> finally, pete carol spoke about his relationship with jim harbaugh. >> we have not been friends over the years because we don't know each other very well. just knowing each other through the game. since we coached against each other. so, there's very -- it's a very confined relationship in that regard. it's, for whatever reason, you had a field day with thinking it's something other than it is. i have great respect for what jim has done. you guys have had a blast with it. but there's nothing there. >> animosity, no. erroneous. football, it's competition. it's winning. >> sharks visiting south florida to take on the panthers. game was scoreless for nearly two periods. tim thomas, his sixth goal of the year and the sharks win 3- 0. how about usf. cougars up 1 second half

. >> hanks etch have. great piece. thank you. >> and that's it for me. "a healthy you" and carol alt is next. >>> welcome to "a healthy you." i'm carol alt. i have a quiz for you. which of the following foods has fat in it? american avocados or french fries? give up? you know the answer. it is all of them. it is just some fats are better than others. today we have an expert to help explain which fats are bad to eat and which are actually essential for maintaining good health. plus, you've probably seen the commercials for the ab carver pro. it is the agents ball that is supposed to help us get the washboard abs. the creator of the ab carver pro is here to convince me that his product really works. we'll

big names that did not get a nod this year include tom hanks, emma thompson, oprah winfrey and robert redford. oscars will be handed out march 2nd in los angeles. ellen degenerous will host the somehow. >>> tonight at 5:00, robert handa is looking into the arson suspect's criminal history and will have a story on this on the news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> up next on eco company. >> spending their weekend among the we had woods. these teens are grabbing shovels, putting on gloves and digging in. >> it's good for the environment. it gives us more oxygen to breathe. >> we watch up with teens planting red wood trees on their way to planting a million trees worldwide. >> then from the field to the plate. >> hey guys, here we have the next veggie that we're going to harvest. does anybody know what this is? >> green onion. >> they're harvesting and cooking and learning about farming in the process. >> plus recycling. but we're not talking about paper and plastic. >> 85 percent of what weea

officer hank daly were killed in november of 1994 when a gunman walked into the cold case office at d.c. police headquarters and opened fire. tonight family, friends, and colleagues of the fallen officers will receive recorded memorial tributes at a ceremony in washington. the short films honor their lives and careers. >>> it may soon be more tempting to run for a seat on the montgomery county council. they want to create a public financing system. it would match small contributions. andrews says it would keep special interest groups from influencing elections. he says it would also encourage people who can't raise large amount of money to run. >>> later today, you will have a chance to catch a free preview of one of d.c.'s top parades. >> 18 local virngs auditioning for -- singers are auditions for a chance to perform in the national cherry blossom parade. vocalists will be selected to perform. the live audition at the hard rock cafe at e street is free and open to the public. you can catch the winners in the national cherry blossom festival parade on april 12th. i keep telling aaron t

best actor, tom hanks really robbed? that is what a lot of people were saying.supporting actor, this unknown gentleman from captive phillips who plays one of the terrorists and he might be a dark horse to watch and fifth let's look at best director, four best films, did not get nominated for best director. and her and philip, you wonder if they shouldn't have been in that. and this is an outrage. the oscar nomination for makeup and hair styling, no nomination for american hustle, christian bale come over and bradley cougar term? what where they thinking instead? jackass. the academy should be ashamed and take a look at this. the lone ranger, the biggest loser of the year close to $200 million, it gets two loss denominations, one for visual effects but the other for makeup and hair style. on johnny depp's head getting the nomination rather than the come over and the term for american hustle, the biggest one. ashley: that was awesome. staying with us. ashley: is somebody not used to losing? oprah winfrey, she has been bumped from the top spot of forbes's most infl