(imitates sea captain) scurvy. you look like a guy wearing funny clothes.ing new england accent) there's a perfect storm coming. park the car in harvard yard. oi, mate! come here. there's a storm on the brew. you start sellin' fish sticks? dad, i think i know why you haven't spread grandpappy's ashes. you start thinking about how embarrassing it is to be descended from a man that would make such an insane request, and you're worried about how that reflects on you, and that maybe that says something negative about who you are as a man-- damn it, travis, i'm afraid of roller coasters! why do you keep torturing me? (sighs) didn't see that coming. okay, i got $43 in cash money and an assload of change. oh, it's like a weapon. uhh! i could take out a bear! mm! wow. great haul. i couldn't sell anything. what were you selling? oh, the usual-- cds, dead wife's shoes, used scalpels, forceps, surgical masks. oh, come on, tom. sometimes you just don't think. you might've boned the sale, but at least you didn't jank your karma by lying to everyone. there's no such thin

fake love, soeer imitating an imitation, i think we're getting pretty far removed from any authenticual expression of liberation. >> stephen: you mentioned "girls gone wild," okay. what do you have -- what problem do you have with "girlsone wild?" for me -- "girls gone wild"-- >> yeah. >> stephen: while they're frequent sponsors and while... while i wouldn't -- i wouldn't want them in my family maybe going wild. >> sure. >> stephen: i think, isn't it covered by the first amendment for women to go -- girls, sorry -- for girls to go wild? >> it is -- i'm not sort of -- i'm not trying to shut them down --. >> stephen: you sound like a muslim fundamentalist to me. >> right, right. >> stephen: you want girls in berk as. >> well, no, not so much. i'm a huge jew. but, but, but stephen, i went on spring breaks with "girls gone wild" to write this book, and the thing that struck me, not so much women telling me they were doing this because it turned them on and they were having so much fun. i just asked one woman who simulating masturbation -- and they don't get paid -- sgls thi family show.

"the imitation game" have five. david willis to break down the list for us. >> the annual pre-dawn announcement of the golden globe nominees marks the start of the hollywood awards season. more important than the award itself is the fact that a nomination here could pave the way to an oscar. that being the case, this would appear to be the film to beat. [indiscernible] "birdman" is a dark comedy starring michael keaton as a hollywood actor down on his luck. it received the most golden globe nominations, seven in total, a recognition of the rave reviews the film has received for its acting, direction, screenplay, and score. richard's coming-of-age drama "boyhood," a film which took 12 years to make, received five golden globe nominations. they included nods for supporting actors ethan hawke and patricia arquette. >> you are trying to break the german enigma machine. >> what makes you think that? >> "imitation game," the story of the man who cracked the enigma code, also picked up five nominations. one of three britis

[imitates baby laughing] [imitates baby crying] [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> where-- now, where amusement park, and i was in the back row of a roller coaster. and as it was going up, i thought it might be a fun time to pretend there was a baby on board. the other people riding did not think that was fun,

and he is too as well. >> art imitates life imitates life that kind of thing. >> yes, sir. >> and boyhoodma. how are you feeling this morning? congratulations. >> he's speechless. speechless. >> you know, he is married to -- maybe doesn't want to get to the phone just yet. >> we will try to get him back on the line in (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ ♪ bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >>> back here, talking golden gloe globes. and on the phone, jake gyllenhaal nomination for best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama for night crawler. congratulations, jake. >> thanks, robin. thanks so much. >> it was really brilliant. when you were here, we felt that -- no one is surprised by this, jake. >> no, that's really

we begin this evening with benedict cumberbatch, the star of the new film, the imitation games. >> it was uncompromising. there was no asking to be liked. it's funny and witty in intelligence. then you get embrawled in the mystery of who the man is and the code. and then the de-evolution of the tragedy of his demise. the emotional impact of what injustice he was served and what happened to him in the excruciating reality is only magnified in why didn't i know is this. >> charlie: we conclude with a conversation about the portrait painter lucian freud. we talk with david dawson and john richardson. >> he was just a very great artist who, to my mind, was the great portraitist of his day. he also had this extraordinary feeling, maybe inherited from his grandfather, of perceiving people's personalities. >> charlie: the acting of benedict cumberbatch and painting of lucian freud, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information worldwide. capt

, "as those who imitate his virtuous life will be rewarded in heaven."aphael was the subject of myth in his lifetime-- myth compounded by his dying on a good friday. there were even stories of earthquakes following his death, as on the first good friday. the myth helps to understand how he could be buried here. his own motives come out clearly in his will, in which he leaves money for the restoration of this most perfect survivor from the roman world, desiring to be immortalized within the verery fabric of antiquity which he had helped revive, at once defining his artistic aims and his status. the status of artists had grown during the 14th and 15th centuries, but now suddenly we find them compared with princes. in writers as different as castiglione, aretino, and vasari, we find not only their works, but their private lives the subject of serious consideration. popes tolerate their tantrums. rich men indulge their whims. in men like raphael, leonardo, and michelangelo, this is the moment when the idea of the artist becomes synonymous with genius. in rap

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imitation game. thelma.of everything. >> congratulations to all of our nominees and please join us for hollywood's biggest celebration on sunday, january january 11th... >> sunday january 11th as we start approaching oscar season golden globes live. >> first taste of what films will be hot this year and a lot of nominations forbidder man in, to the woods, fox catcher, lot of films talked about right now. >> cbs got good wife, always a great show over the years. >> julianne more i'm a big fike of the roselyn pike, of gone girl. i talk to her a couple months. she's outstanding. great nominations. >> we will wait and see who wins. >> we will take a short break good mo♪ ♪g we will >>we have traffic and weather together. >> good morning erika, we want to check in our eyewitness weather watcher network we are finding a whole mixed bag of things going on, we have seen snow pictures coming n we will take awe through awe handful from kevin brewer with the light coating from the overnight and this morning. the light d

in this case, imitation was the sincerest form of ridicule.me show you, the president went on his show. >> nation, as you know, i, stephen colbert, have never cared for our president. remember the original healthcare.gov website? i think that's where disney got the idea for "frozen." they're young. they don't realize that everyone eventually grows older at some times a fast rate. >> love our president when he's like this. he's so good! i know we're talking about stephen colbert. here's my problem. i'm freaking out that he's going to change his name to like steve kolbert. because he's created this cla t character. it is his brand, it's his legacy. >> but he can build a new brand. >> there's no way that -- >> but julia, he knew how to deal with all kinds, like, the president, you hear that o'reilly, he even had some of the most handsome people in america. let me show you. >> you don't have higher education. >> though. >> you have education on the streets, my friend. education in your church. why can't we just give that to children and forget abo

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or the imitation game. this movie is great. here's the thing about him. his life was almost a reputation of the notion that we are different from machines. he was homosexual but he had to keep it secret when he was breaking german wartime codes. so he gets arrested for gross indecency, finally. he's given hormone treatments and it's really bad. he seems to ride with it for a while but after he's written this notion, a few years later he bites into a cyanide laced apple to commit suicide. is that something a machine would do? it almost helps you realize the emotions that come with being human. they are fundamentally different these days than what a machine does. >> the famous apple, steve said no. but i wish it had. >> think about the fact that it was also a rainbow colored apple rather than this white one. it couldn't have been more apt. it's very interesting what he says. the emotional truth of this man, he was fascinated, illustrating what makes us different. and how thin those paper walls often are. and we should celebrate that rather than fear it. and

then, i found dance through imitating michael jackson.ther would find fred astaire and ginger rogers. i would imitate that i'll always -- i always want to please my mother. dancing found its way to my heart. that's what happened when you saw this? >> before julliard. i instill in miami. going to high school. we were busted their--bussed there. the same way we do now. young people are taken to the schools to see a performance in the morning. i sat in this dark theater, and my whole world was illuminated when i saw revelations. >> we will see some of that later. >> yes. i saw that and i knew i had to follow this. i did not know i would follow it all the way to new york and the helm of the company. >> you said you knew you had to follow it. did you try to set yourself on that course? >> partly by instincts, i think. i was already taking dance classes. but it made me take it more seriously when i saw people on the stage to look like me. a dance that had to do with my up bringing in the church. a dance that had to do it the history i was learn

. >> people are imitated by traveling and the last thing to do is come to a place fill of chaos. >> tellingnapa a farms came about. >> it was a vision of the airport director he had a suspicion of a really cool gourmet speciality market locally friendly products this market local flavors this is the best. >> can we get a little tour. >> absolutely (laughter) ♪ ♪ >> so first on our tour. >> we have the clock we like to call it. >> this is coordinating it is made in san francisco. >> what about the customer presence. >> we like to get the permanent farther i love the cappuccino and you have to go to multiple places for the cupcakes the cup a cakes from kari's people want to live here they're longing phone call for one thing in one spot in you know anything about san francisco the cheese the most popular cheesy think a lot of the people from the west coast say so this the real san francisco sour dough and they're curious. >> you find people respond to the idea of organic and absolutely. >> this is autumn. >> thank you, thank you and there's a lot of personal touch. >> i see san francisco. >> i

. >> imitation is the highest form of flattery. >>> and jimmy kimmel is next. >>> for cecily tynan, ducisthe entire "action news" team. i am jim gardner. good night. [♪] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- garth brooks. guillermo's christmas sweater world record. and from "into the woods", tracey ullman. with cleto and the cletones. and now, final warning. here here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. hi, how are you? thank you, cleto. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to each and every one of you for coming and for joining us. you know, this i

. >> they say imitation is the best form of flattery. with your imitation, they didn't even do a reference to your amazing sock fashion. >> you see how part of my safe is in the sock cover-up business. josh? >> i just think it's unfortunate they didn't do a "conversation nation" segment and we would have gotten the socks in there. >> exactly. >> midwin? >> i loved it. i have to tell you, i thought it was awesome. >> i get a good laugh out of it. they've done me several times. if you're in public life and you can't take people joking about you, you should get out of public life. especially when i don't watch things on saturday night. i'm getting ready for sunday morning. liz, josh, and midwin, thank you for your time tonight. we'll be right back. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. we ar

hear about also opening to strong numbers wild, starring reese witherspoon making $600,000, and the imitation making $400,000 >> warning. please do not attempt any of the activities presented in this show. they are dangerous and could cause serious injury. and you could just embarrass yourself. [tires squeal] >> "what went down." today on "what went down," the ultimate in beer pong, the fundamentals of street cycling, plus amazing canoe tricks. and later, this guy

"imitation game" jake gyllenhaal.to go through. eddie redman in "the theory of everything." it's a tough competition in that category. >> the drama is interesting with jennifer aniston "cake." she plays a woman who becomes addicted to painkillers and drugs as a result of an accident she has been through, felicity jones, jullian moore still out, which is an incredible nomination. reese witherspoon, again, a book that has been adapted to a screen play "wild." reese witherspoon, all phenom' fal actresses. >> the comedy, best actor and comedy is kind of interesting. michael keaton in "birdman." bill murray is good in "st. vincent vincent." >> it's exciting. from year to year, people say i haven't seen those movies. that's not this year. if you haven't seen some of those films, certainly, it's on your radar, obviously, you don't have time to always go to the theater. >> it's a good mix here. let's talk tv, tv series, drama "the affair," i love on showtime. >> people love it. >> it's a he said-she said. it's done so well. i

the imitation game, i thought it was really well done. tough story to put on screen. you came away and you admired account that was put together. >> so much better than "unbroken." i'm sorry, it didn't make it. it wasn't feminine or masculine, i didn't know what i was watching. it was a great book. >> don't forget boyhood. >> i saw it at the nantucket film festival. loved it. thank you both for coming on. i do the difference between women and young girls. i'm talking about young people. >> chiming in there. >> please believe me. anyway, ted johnson, thank you, s coming up. >>> pope francis calls out the church. >>> plus, who made the naughty list this year. you bet it's cheney, and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >> staten island congressman pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion. the republican from new york was set to stand trial on february on charges that he hid a million dollars in sales and wages obtained from his manhattan restaurant. today's plea means he'll be sentenced on june 8, could face up to 30 months in prison, which is lower than he would h

has issued an executive action, granting them all a passed nomination. [ cheers and applause ] [ imitating obama ] this is bogus. everybody knows it. speaking of movies, new research has found that the average adult subscriber spends a little over five hours per week watching netflix, and a a little over six hours per week navigating through netflix. [ laughter ] go back -- back. b-a-c-a, oh, man. i don't -- am i in tv. what genre am i in? [ light laughter ] if you have kids, you might want to listen to this. i just read that more public schools are offering single sex classes in an attempt to keep boys and girls less distracted. when asked if it was helping, kids were like, "sorry. what were you saying? [ laughter ] playing minecraft." [ laughter ] did you see this? during his trip to new york city last week, prince william revealed that his son prince george loves playing games on his ipad and that it's a great way for him to learn about electronics. you know, because you do not want that kid hitting the job market without any skills. [ laughter ] prince george -- [ cheers and applause ]

. >> who are imitating watters. >> poly tech asking the questions. kids. >> what kind of group is this? >> it's a nonpartisan, they say, political organization on campus. >> on campus. >> and they were seeking to find out basic -- >> they were talking to texas tech kids? they didn't know anything? >> two of them got all the answers right out of 30. >> right. >> they were criticized for editing this in a way that made the population look bad at the university. but they say that's exactly what happened. >> so basically imitated watters world, they ask the kind of questions we do. they had 30 people, only two got them right. who was vice president, who won the civil war? >> we did. >> i said please tell me that this scares you as much as it scares me. >> i don't know that it's going to do a lot for texas tech enrollment. >> an adviser for the group who is a political science professor dropped the group under pressure. >> oh, reprisals. >> why? >> might have to send watters out to interview that professor. >> yeah, why did he drop the group? i want to kn

is there something unique about that is this for your business that is going to keep imitators at bay? >> absolutely. one of the reasons this is so powerful is that this is a marketplace. by aggregating borrowers and lenders, you generate a tremendous network effect and have great returns to scale. as you get more experience in the market, your credit algorithm can actually improve. >> are they really? you would have to do, i think tens of thousands of loans and see lots of different return environments to find out what your risk really is. >> in lending club's financial case they got started before the crisis. we got started in the thick of the financial crisis, so we had many years of experience, and what we see is our loss curves are tightening to what predictions are. over times, it gets better. >> you have been talking to investors. how concerned are they about the risk question? because the loans are lower quality borrowers, right? ultimately how can you guarantee , there are not going to be more defaults? what if something happens macro economically? what if these fail? >> lend

>> i think every investment cycle has three people, the innovator, imitator and the idiot.s me a little bit uncomfortable in the business that i'm in to know that just anybody, almost anybody can invest in something long term that they don't really understand so the idea as a whole is something that i'm afraid to say i'm out. >> what about you? >> it is unclear right now who is going to emerge as the leader. with that said i think that they put together a really great team and they're scaling internationally and it is a huge space so i'm in. >> one in, one out. >> i think this platform will be able to monetize lots of projects that may go bust so we don't know. we are still early in the top of the cycle. when the cycle starts going down again i think a bigger need for william than there is right now so for that reason i'm totally in. >> two ins, one out. what is your reaction? >> thank you very much for the feedback. i appreciate it and look forward to working with all of you in the future. >> thank you very much to william of i-funding and to those on our panel. also our o

. >> imitation is highest form of flattery. >>> and jimmy kimmel is next. >>> for cecily tynan, ducisaiow team. i am jim gardner. good night. [♪]

and then i found dance through imitating michael jackson. my mother would watch old fred astaire and ginger rogers movies and i would imitate that. i always wanted to please my mother so part of the dancing came out of that and eventually found its way to my heart after i saw the alvin ailey american dance theater. >> charlie: what happened when you say that? >> i saw them when we were all bussed there. >> charlie: before juilliard? before. i'm still in miami going to high school, and we were bussed there the same way as now, we do outreach where if we're in a different city and young people are bussed from there, their schools to see a mini performance in the morning. and i sat in this darkened theater and my whole world was luminated when i saw revolutions. alvin ailey's masterpiece created. >> charlie: we'll see some of that later. >> yeah, and i saw that and i just knew that i had to follow this. i didn't know i'd follow it all the way to new york and now to the helm of the company, but so be it. >> charlie: you said you knew you had to

"the imitation game" is rated pg-13. >>> all these guys know your name. they feel invincible with you up there. >> they're not. >> they are if they think they are. >> "american sniper," the latest film from director clint eastwood based on a "new york times" best seller. the navy s.e.a.l. considered the deadliest sniper in u.s. history. it's rated r. >> if i give you this money and you don't pay me back, there are no rules. do you understand the gravity of your situation? >> i understand. >> couple big names there. mark wahlberg is playing an english professor who leads a double life as a gambler in "the gambler," also rated r. >> i paint every single one of them, every big eye. me. no one will ever know but you. >> the true story of "big eyes" stories christoph waltz and walter keen, one of the most successful painters in the '50s and '60s, but it soon comes out that his wife played by amy adams is the one who actually painted the works of art. it's rated pg-13. ♪ princesses yes but wolves and humans too ♪ >> and "into the woods" has a star-studded cast

comment on board resolutions i can't help myself i want to thank the teachers who villaraigosa been to imitately involved but proposals where proposals are due to c alison who helped to raise (clapping) who i know is mortgage inside i'm calling her out in a public meeting i remember 6 years ago we met and talked about ethnic studies and the passion so i want to thank you for helping us to get us here and i want to say i join with dr. murase this is a surreal moment i can tell you a story in the late 1980s in tucson, arizona of a chicano social studies teacher that went back to teach where we graduated from and where over 90 percent of the kids were mexican students when he was teaching the american history it was everyone's history but the kids sitting in front of him he had an idea along with colleagues a couple of people in the english department of address a couple of people if the math and social studies teachers what if we taught the kids the creators of zero were their bloodline and microscopic is not other songs like mexican music to sing to their grandparents and connect constantly what

it sounded like music to me and i wanted to imitate that sound. came to new york to start my life as a struggling writer. i was paying the bills a hundred different ways. i was bartending. i was driving a cab. i was dressing up as a moose in times square. there was a now canceled soap opera that i was acting on from time to time. i was doing all of that while i was writing my first play which was "a few good men" on cocktail napkins behind the bar where i was working. i would stuff them in my pocket, come home, dumped them out and type them up on a machine that was just called the macintosh at the time. >> "a few good men" opened on broadway. and then it went to hollywood. >> it did. lightning struck. >> you were 28 years old. >> the film rights were sold instantly and nicole kidman came to see the play. she was married to tom cruise at the time. at intermission, she called her husband and said, come see this play. you will want to play this part. i just got all the bounces. i was very lucky. >> you can't handle the truth. did you have any idea ho

(imitating the incredible hulk) jelly hulk jealous. jelly hulk smash. jelly hulk wear tacky jewelry. (growls) (normal voice) i'm not afraid of you. ugh! hey, who wants a piping-hot cinnamon bun? what's going on with trav? i saw him in town making out with some girl. he was batting around her tonsils like a speed bag. la-la-la-la-la-la. shut up! shut up! shut up! shut up! ow! that burns! i can't get the frosting off my eye! (thud) oh, god, it's searing my eye! (whispers) now i'm a little afraid. ♪ -- captions by vita-- i just loved him, you know? (sighs) i guess i should've told him more. i just thought he'd be here forever. michael jackson's death affected everybody. i know some pharmacists that are pretty heartbroken. (laughs) lynn, i love you, but if you trash the king of pop, i will burn this place to the ground. and that is a great topic for next week. well, another fun one. (chuckles) you know, i bet if we met on the street, we'd end up being friends. i'd love to hang out. ever since my husband reggie died, i-- well, i don't-- i don't get out very

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murder," on the motion picture side, the nominations for best picture, boyhood, fox catcher, the imitationma and the theory of everything. >> to check out all the golden globe nominees head to our website at 6abc.com for the full list. >>> if you are looking for distraction this afternoon, check out the stories at 6abc.com. one is a panda that doesn't want the zookeeper to leave and another toddler is afraid with baby twins sitting next to him and a man that put his girlfriend to tears with a proposeal that caught her totally off guard. go to 6abc.com/distraction. >> windy and cold ain couple of snow showers are around and i'll give another look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, most of this is diving down to the south and east and decent snow falling in parts of south jersey and delaware, the temperatures are mild and most of that is melting as it hits the ground. 34 is the current temperature in philadelphia, the numbers have dipped and they are liable to pop back up a bit. wilmington 32 is the freezing mark. bee careful on secondary road there's, today's high is 39d degrees and it wil

. >> 2ccoemb are synthetic designer drugs, chemicals designed to imitate the high of the banned drug lsd. these drugs are so potent, a dose the size of a few grains of salt is enough to get high. north dakota's top federal drug prosecutor had never heard of them, and neither had christian burke's parents. >> i had to go to the internet and look up information on it. and i really didn't understand the whole synthetic drug. i didn't know what it was, didn't know how dangerous they were. >> the message we got after we went on the internet was that somebody had said it was okay for these drugs to be on the street, and they had been tweaked. but that's all we knew. >> reporter: synthetic lsd has been blamed for at least -- >> parents across the country are now learning the painful truth about synthetic designer drugs. >> investigators say he overdosed on a synthetic marijuana -- >> otherwise known as k-2. >> reporter: with deaths and overdoses reported almost daily. >> poisons a 15-year-old girl. >> 16-year-old -- >> life bankruabruptly ended at 18 years old. >> these drugs are being mark

people tried to imitate coleman whether they were from sligo or whether they're from cork or donegal. longer was the case that you could tell where somebody was from by listening to them. that was the beginning, that this was starting to be homogenized. in a positive way, technology has helped this music in that there's an awful lot of recordings of very good music out there. so it's brought it to a wider listening public. (tesar) very, very early days, some phonograph recordings were cut right to wax. they'd stand in the room, and the cutting lathe would cut the original master right into wax, which, by the way, had to be very soft, so it had to be very hot. so a lot of the old-time musicians will tell stories about the early days of recording like almost stripping down in their underwear and going in this room and recording for three minutes. it's 130 degrees in this little room because it's got to be hot enough for the wax to be soft enough for the lathe to cut it, and everything was done live right there. [jazzy keyboard music] certainly, things are pretty easy. we've got air-cond

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