c-span: whited hbo want to do this project?>> guest: hbo -- they are a wonderful channel because they produce a ton of content, but they are socially conscious and every couple years they produce large public health campaigns. they first did one on cancer, benediction. i worked on the alzheimer's project and is recently did a public health campaign on obesity. c-span: what did you learn? over the big things you learn from the alzheimer's project and how many different shows further? >> guest: these four different films. i was a producer on one of them called momentum and science, which is sort of where we are in the sign of alzheimer's. there is a film for children. as a film for caregivers. and i've learned a ton. i'd gone from working on my own in a closet in my apartment, editing my first film to working with oscar nominated emmy award winning filmmakers who became a mentor is. john hoffman, you know, the executive and producer of the project, who hired me has really been a mentor. he's a wonderful man has been very kind to

from the "girls" on hbo, allison williams is here.ic from her album, called "gravel & wine", all the way from new zealand, gin wigmore is here. we've got an interesting show for you tomorrow night too. our guest tomorrow night for the first time ever, is matt damon. unless pauly d and the situation come through. we're waiting to hear back. that should be fun. i can't wait to hear all the hilarious stories about that zoo he bought. [ laughter ] our first guest is, at this very moment, an oscar-nominated actor. her new movie is called "the impossible". it is the true story of a terrible tidal wave, and is in theaters now. please say hello to naomi watts. ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> i'm doing well. it's great to see you. you look fantastic. as usual. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on your oscar nomination, by the way. >> i was very pleased, thank you. >> jimmy: what a good movie, too. we'll talk about that a little bit later. for me personally, very scary. because i was -- well, i was in the tidal wave, i

but i want to look at tim's work from a clip from the hbo documentary. >> right over the ridge, man. >> i was completely surprised by the amount of fighting going on. these guys were in a lot of combat. >> [ bleep ]! >> i'm good, i'm good! >> he's still in there! [ bleep ]! >> what was interesting is not to belittle the fighting, but i got kind of tired of it. for me once there is a sort of adrenaline in combat and filming that. the important stories is being close to these men. that's what it's about. that's what i'm really there for. >> the life and time of tim hetherington will air on hbo in april. i spoke with sebastian junger. it's hard to believe it's going to be in two years in april that tim got killed in libya. why did you want to make this movie? >> originally, i wanted to understand how he died. there was a lot of questions about it. and people who were with him, journalists who were with him came to new york for the memorial service shortly after he died and i took the opportunity to interview them with cameras, really interview them in the studio to find out. then i real

look what they did with hbo go, way ahead of everybody else. incredible company, and the two of us will both produce a lot of shows. it will be a long time until we catch up with them in terms of emmys, but we definitely look at them in terms of inspiration. >> what's your strategy to compete with them? >> i'm an hbo subscriber and a lot of their employees subscribe to netflix. we both have different shows. both want to produce great shows and then we're like two different channels. they compete like two buddies running. >> netflix has been holding on to its big gains today which speaks to investors' confidence that the company will be able to lure in new subscribers with the original content it's investing in, original content like "house of cards" which does compete head to head with hbo. mandy? >> thanks very much. with today's rally, folks, shares have doubled in the past three months. you've heard me here. is it too late to get in, or are you better off with the media competition like time warner which owns hbo which netflix is trying to m

tonight a conversation with lena dunham, he is the creator of the hbo series "girls". i think that i did feel a feeling when i was, there was kind of an amazing, almost electric sense when i was first making girls that it was right when bridesmaids was coming out, when new girl was coming out and it felt like there was a more mass culture desire for entertainment aimed at women that wasn't just sort of, you know, fantasy kitchens and fancy divorces, it was more than all of that so i really felt like girls came along, i think it was a really right place at the right time thing in that both in that audiences were making their hung fore that kind of thing clearer. we conclude this evening with the look at the oscar oscar nominations, and annette insdorf of columbia university. >> the genius of the movie is an amazing interplay between tony kirschner, one of the most brilliantly verbal writers in any media. he can write speeches and arguments and conversations and spielberg is a master of a kind of visual impactful, you know, just making the pictures tell the story and del

"girls" starts january 13th that is sunday on hbo. >> back in a moment. stay with us.nonnations for the academy awards were announced yesterday morning from los angeles, steven spielberg's lincoln was leader of the pack, life of pi was a close second, it received 11 nominations including best picture, best director, tied for third was tom hooper les miserables and silver linings playbook. >> and now a new book, do the movies have a future, tony scott of "the new york times", dana stevens of slate and annette insdorf the director of film studies at columbia, and graduate film program there, i am pleased to have all of them here at this table right after we heard the nomination this morning, i think the biggest surprise was captain bigelow didn't get a nomination for "zero dark thirty". >> that was a big surprise. i think you know that although that is a movie that has been hamstrung a little bit by the controversy that has been gathering around it, having -- >> rose: how would you define the controversy? >> well, this is a movie a that on the one hand makes certain clai

and physical hbo knock on whatever beautiful material your desk is made of. >> jon: lucite. >> i hopes a new season because i want sexual positions we haven't yet covered. >> jon: i'm 50 don't tell me what they are. thank you. congratulations on everything. >> thank you. >> jon: girls is onunday sunday

and my hat's off hbo. we've been complimented hbo because, see, independent films is what this film festival is all about. and if it wasn't for i said fndt films, i wouldn't be getting this award. mainstream doesn't want me. okay. their loss. that's the way i saw it. never stopped me at all. i'm having a great time. i've received recognitions right and left really. and before that, new york board of review, critics review. >> outstanding. >> julia roberts won best actress and i won best supporting actress. and the award at sundance had never been given to -- it's into the a category. the jury create it is if they feel it is warranted by a performer. >> when the selena thing happened, did it strike you like everybody else? >> half the world didn't know who selena was until her death really. so awful to say that. but she was a product of texas and i was in arizona doing a play. i was doing real women have curves. what i loved about her is that she was bilingual. i felt so proud because she was singing in his

they want to be hbo, but bet arer, right? they want to bring it to you when they want it bring it to you. >> that's the future. eventually everyone will stream everything. no one want it wait for that appointment tv any more. despite what advertisers would like them to do. >> do you think they can come up with consistently good addictive great content though to be able to back that up? >> unfortunately for them, and for everyone, there is enormous competition for that at this point. you have hbo, show time, lots of cable companies and lots of networks trying to do it. we see. we will see if we can get that kind of talent. >> it seems that netflix, while slamming the traditional content delivery model, is morphing into one. >> well, they are in the sense that they are creating these kinds of shows. but they aren't in the sense that they are doing it only on demand and cutting advertisers out of the loop entirely. which changed the paradigm radically and quickly. >> but content is incredibly expensive to produce. they can produ

airs opposite the kardashians sunday nights at 9:00 on hbo. ] how you doing, adam? >> i'm good, good. >> jimmy: come a little closer to me. we're so far apart. how you doing, everything all right? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i enjoy you on the show. i think you do a great job. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: a lot of people kind of hate you on the show. well, your character started off kind of terrible. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then became pretty nice and knew is veering back into terrible again, as far as i can say. >> yeah. the response of, like, people on the street, i think when that show originally started was very aggressive. then it got less aggressive. >> jimmy: what do you mean aggressive? >> most people were like -- are you adam on "girls"? i'd say yeah. they'd be like oh, hey, you're a [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nice. >> as the show went on, they wouldn't call me a [ bleep ] anymore. >> jimmy: that is nice. might be headed back in that direction. >> then they would wish me luck on the show. >> jimmy: and that doesn't bother you at all? b

the young stars of the hbo show "girls" open up about fame, critics and season number two. keep it on this channel for local news, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. have a good one. >>> repairs are under way this morning for a section of the bay bridge hit by a tanker in yesterday's fog. see what the pilot of that boat will do in just a few hours to help the coast guard in its investigation. >>> gadgets galore. now on display for the entire world to see. this morning the curtain lifted on some of the biggest secrets in the tech world. >>> the giants world series trophy gets ready to make the rounds. find out where you can see it first. >>> we take you live to san francisco for a look at the bay bridge. tell you about something damage-wise happening out there. an investigation going on on this tuesday, january 8th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is almost

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you pay for it in hbo. you don't have to take it in hbo. >> i like hbo jay but did you hear me? make them put dennis miller on. why doesn't he have a comedy show? >> because it is the fox newschannel and we are not going to share him. we are out of time. thank you all and happy holidays to everyone and happy new year. >> merry christmas. >> that's all the time we have left. as always, thank you for being with us. >> eric: hello, everyone. happy new year's eve. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld. the count down is on. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: 2012 is coming to a close. fired up and ready to go for 2013. it's been quite a year, guys. go through "the five"'s biggest stories and worst stories but go around the table quickly. new year's eve. kimberly, love it or hate it? >> kimberly: i love new year's eve. it usually work new year's eve. but you get off in midnight just in time for celebratory inebry yens. >> eric: how you? >> juan: i'm not crazy about it. i bet somebody else is having a better time. >> eric: that is sad. >>

trail. >> campaign trail, 1,000. >> this bestseller about problems on the mccain/palin ticket became an hboovie with julianne moore. that was called "game change." >> oh, trebek. >> that's a zinger. a tough one. >> that's not a $1,000 question. >> you won all these awards, i guess there's still some room to grow. >> america's cultural literacy, rock bottom as we begin 2013. we have some laws to tell you about. we told you about the laws taking effect in the new year. here are some you might have missed in california f you're going out hunting for bears or bobcats, leave your dog at home. packs of dogs have been scaring bears up trees, and animal rights activists say it's cruel and inhumane. in kentucky, if you own a wild hog, it's illegal to let it back into the wild. mark, please keep your wild hog locked up. now, cat ladies in wellington, kansas are out of luck. authorities are limiting the number of cats you can own -- you can own just four cats in an effort to cut down on a growing number of strays in the community. we have cat sounds from the control room here. in florida, good luck co

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you pay for hbo, you don't have to take hbo. that's not free speech. >> i like hbo -- >> did you hear me? no, they could put dennis mill or -- >> he's on the fox newschannel. we are not going to share him. >> but, sean, pat -- >> we are out of time. thank you all. happy holidays to everybody. happy new year. >> merry christmas. >> that's all the time we have left tonight. left tonight. thank you for being with us. >> eric: hello, everyone. happy new year's eve. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld. the count down is on. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: 2012 is coming to a close. fired up and ready to go for 2013. it's been quite a year, guys. go through "the five"'s biggest stories and worst stories but go around the table quickly. new year's eve. kimberly, love it or hate it? >> kimberly: i love new year's eve. it usually work new year's eve. but you get off in midnight just in time for celebratory inebry yens. >> eric: how you? >> juan: i'm not crazy about it. i bet somebody el

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and-- fewer movies and tv shows. >> i will have to cut back on hbo and movie channels. >> reporter: decrease your tax refund. consumer credit counselor says you can do this by adjusting your tax with hoeding with rueman resources so you earn interest on your money rather than the government. >> it's rational and smart way to look at your money and maybe this year more people will do it because of the tax increase. >> reporter: 4th refinance the home interest rates are at all time lows and you will pay extra in fees to get the lower mortgage rate but you could save hundreds each month over the the life of the loan a. look at where you spent your money in 2012. >> you might want to look at categories where you spend the most and just reduce them as you say 10% perhaps. or 10 dollars. >> reporter: start eliminating small bills and move on to the bigger ones but a small change in 2013 could net you hundreds more pretty quickly. charley crowson, abc2 news. >>> and now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> a cold night across central maryland. 29 degrees at federal hal. below freezing an

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with shows like hbo's treme'... and the oscar nominated film "django unchained", new orle >>> the big easy making its mark on the big screen with shows like django unchanged and hbo shows, new orleans is become known as hollywood south. last year movie projects more than tripled 10 years ago thanks to a tax incentive. michelle griego caught up with george lucas walking through the french quarter and he explained hollywood projects bring in money but it doesn't last. >> all it does is help the merchants, which is a very good thing. make a lot of money. but if you want to get local talent, acting, camera, you know, directors, writers -- >> he doesn't slow down. the city is trying to capitalize as much as it can with stage and post-production facilities. so when a movie does come to town they get the prop, the costume crews, the camera houses, they are already there set up. >>> an annual tradition during super bowl week is now open to fans who want to have the ultimate nfl experience. the interactive event lets people

this is more of, think about what hbo is. it's a premium service you add on to watch catalog content and watch new great original television programming. that's what netflix wants to do. think of them as a digital version of hbo. >> you think netflix could be in a strong enough position to actually demand a per subscriber fee from the cable companies for their, for internet service. how does that work? how would that work? that would really change the model. >> it happened with espn. espn obviously has a tremendous amount of weight, being the most important cable network on the planet. other than cnbc. >> of course. >> of course. but you know, when you think about the broadband world, cable operators make a ton of money. $40 a month. time warner cable reported this morning, 6% growth in their data. so, people are paying more and more to get access to broadband. that money is not shared with any of the content or websites. >> you're a cable company. why would you share it? what is the pressure on them to share it? >> today, th

he began his career in dc at the comedy cafe and national shows and hbo's def comedy jam.how are you doing? >> good to meet you. back in the day you know tony perkins. >> excuse me. >> all right. there you go. >> get that out of there. >> what's that for? >> i don't know. that was in there. >> you know tony perkins. >> he's going to show us some of the magic. >> i get out of it about 60 minutes on set. who has seen the straight jacket escape? no reason to do it. we'll do something else. a bottle of wine. we're going to get to that later. from any 7-11. hold the apple for me. and also a hammer . okay. that's a fake hammer. >> you got me on that one. >> you ever been hit with a hammer before. >> place the bottle in the back. pretty spectacular. watch closely. place the bottle in the bag. magic word. wisdom. bam, gone . thank you. this is why they pay me the big bucks. anyway , thank you very much. i'm impressed. >>. >> how did you get started being a magician? >> i was watching the jerry lewis telethon performing and i was like that's what i want to do for a living. got book

there are products in -- from traditional media companies two of my favorites are hbo go, hbo the movie channel and major league baseball. i'm a complete baseball nut and i watch every single phillies game all season long on my iphones. and those products are cable products but delivered right to the edge and you get them on your phone. i now consume all of my hbo on my ipad. i never watch it on t.v., only on the ipad. >> rose: back to apple t.v.. what's it going to look like? what's it going to do? >> to what i think the most important thing is eliminating blocks in distribution so the cable box gives them a point of control that you can't get past in either direction. so if you think of the iphone as a new cable box without that regulator on it so that any video that's available on the web-- which is everything on over-the-air television is available and supported inside the web. so the notion you can get around cable by using an iphone or android as the set top box is something you will see this calendar year from people other than apple. i think steve job's history with pixar had a