momento, interstellar, batmans. okay. it's a -- it's a space epic you know, interstellar. still thinking about the movie. like, guardians of the galaxy didn't make me do that. why do you want to make me think? why, why, why, why can't you just have it [beep] blow up? >> well, i think you can have a film that makes people think and blow [beep] up. >> stephen: you blow up [beep] really good. >> don't do me down on blowing up the [beep]. i have blown up a lot of [beep] in a lost movies. i enjoy it very much. i love movies that are very entertaining. you want a ride. "interstellar" is a experience. >> stephen: blew my mind. >> if there is more too it than that and it rattles around. maybe you will come back again and find more in it. >> stephen: there is a guy in my bookshelf banging away. i won't spoil it i won't say who the doctor is on the planet they go too. it's martin lawrence. [laughing] >> stephen: dressed as big mama fantastic. incredible performance. okay. so, let's talk about this "interstellar thing" this is a trojan horse i believe for science. the whole thing for

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"interstellar" one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year. into the ideas of cosmos, and idea of mankind wanting to leave home and find a new universe, you're making it possible for the audience to explore what is human. >> some say the most confusing and least confusing of christopher nolan pictures, do you think that's true? >> i think it's very true. because it's a very simple story, in a lot of ways. it's really about a father and his relationship with his children. and he has to leave his children behind and go off and save humanity. but then it gets into how a lot of complex to them. and ramifications to them. a lot of interesting things. and things about the fabric of the universe, the science. >> and christopher, i'm not necessarily a science or science fiction person so i was so drawn to the story line about the love between matthew mcconaughey and his daughter. >> i think for me, the main attraction as a father myself -- >> how many children? >> four children. my oldest is say daughter, flora. and i think i responded to the script.

for some reason, interstellar is not on the list. ♪ >> we were going to do a segment on the best music14, but taylor swift would not let a sample any of her tracks. we will do five of the best vertical flex. --political flicks. >> it would be easier if you could treat people the same. then you would not have to interrogate anybody. you could house them someplace. what that have been a responsible thing for the president to do? >> it is the documentary. he did the movie the fog of war. he gives donald rumsfeld no concessions at all. it is a different kind of experience. you do not get that cathartic confession. it is a must a better movie because of it. it raises the ire. >> i saw that movie and i missed that catharsis, i missed the moment. you feel like you are wrestling with a slippery snake. >> it is almost more satisfying cinematically. >> number four on your list, "selma." a movie i have not seen, but it has generated controversy. >> it is unacceptable to keep us voiceless. >> this is strongest when it looks like these political maneuverings. it is really less about the big speeche

"interstellar." i didn't see "the interview."w "the interview." [ laughter ] of course, 2014 has been a a pretty rough year for president obama. it's really starting to seem like the job's getting to him. i don't want to say he's giving up. but -- take a look at the talking points as the months have gone on. i think you will see what i mean. watch this. >> with our feet planted firmly in today but our eyes cast toward tomorrow, i know it is within our reach. this is the beginning, not the end. we've got a lot more rail we have got to lay. we have a well thought out -- process. we still live in a -- free market society. the constitutions intact but -- i love shaking hands, and getting hugs. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] michelle is like, "maybe we won't send to you the a holiday newsletter this year." take this year off. listen to this, guys. a new study suggests that office holiday parties could lead to affairs, which is largely due to the alcohol that is normally served. it's never good. i mean, back before i got married,

i know you had jessica last night and you wanted her to explain interstellar to me.et and if i don't see it i don't have to explain what it's about. >> jon: i'm having actors on movies that people would like to see more than mine. it's a whole week where i brought people on. they come on and i go your movie's great. although ... >> i went and saw your film. >> jon: did you go. >> i went and saw it this week. it was beautiful. >> jon: thank you for doing that. [applause] it's really a remarkable film, remarkable perfoilance and i did i slobbered over you guys after it was over. congratulations. >> thank you. >> eddie redmayne. >> eddie redmayne. [applause] to help spread some holiday cheer. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time; and 2% back at the grocery store. thank you! even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, a couple was inspired to use their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to throw the ultimate ugly sweater party of the season. that's the spirit of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near

i know you had jessica last night and you wanted her to explain interstellar to me.'t seen it yet and if i don't see it i don't have to explain what it's about. >> jon: i'm having actors on movies that people would like to see more than mine. it's a whole week where i brought people on. they come on and i go your movie's great. although ... >> i went and saw your film. >> jon: did you go. >> i went and saw it this week. it was beautiful. >> jon: thank you for doing that. [applause] it's really a remarkable film, remarkable perfoilance and i did i slobbered over you guys after it was over. congratulations. >> thank you. >> eddie redmayne. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ and this is the iphone 6 plus. you know the new a8 chip is powerful it brings gaming to the next level. i mean, if you're into that kinda thing. yeah, if you're into that kinda thing... watch out for that enemy turret, koshka! i got it, glaive! alright, now let's destroy the vain crystal! wait, i'm going to upgrade from barbed needle to serpent mask. i'm going to buy some minion candy too. don't forget an eclipse pri

and my guest christopher know lan is the director of "interstellar" and "batman" movies.theory that batman is clark kent. burger king has brought back the yumbo sandwich. don't worry some of them are new. this is the "colbert captioning sponsored by comedy central report." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> audience: stephen! stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, good to have you with us. in here, out there, all around the world. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: you know i need your energy. you know i need it thank you, so much for everything you do tonight and every night you heroes. you it getters. show, this show is

. >>> and we sit down with "interstellar" director christopher nolan." for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. . >> we begin with breaking news, police prepare to resume their manhunt for this man, bradley stone, shooting spree that left six people dead. >> there were reports late last night of possible siting in doylestown bucks county. police say a man was walking his dog when a man dressed in camouflage, who looks like brad stone, pulled a knife demanding his car keys. the victim had a gun, shot several times, but missed the man as he ran into the woods. a shelter in place order has been lifted for that area. >> today's tuesday, december 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. schools in the upper perkioman school district are closed this morning as authorities continue their manhunt. >> stone is accused of murdering his ex-wife, five of her family members, all across montgomery cou

. >>> and we sit down with "interstellar" director christopher nolan.r this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ,,,, . >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 16. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we begin with some breaking news. it's raining. can you believe it? >> again. >> again. >> again. >> and we had some pockets of very heavy rain on the way into the studio this morning and that's the scenario for the morning commute, as well. this is kind of the back wash of yesterday's area of low pressure that cut through the bay area. you have heavy rain heavy rain on the san mateo bridge. highway 237 into milpitas, 680, as well. entering the sunset district now you'll have light to moderate rain and we have a pocket of rain over the berkeley area. today with increasing rain, we will have temperatures into the 50s and 60s. the extended forecast calls for more lingering showers

the drama of "interstellar" has reached a new milestone.morgan freeman named the most liked celebrity of 2014. freeman took the top spot with tom hanks and sandra bullock, one of my favorites, of course, taking spots two and number three. >>> james bond is making news this week while the newest addition in a series just started filming, the latest sony hack released an early draft of the screenplay while executives are, of course, worried about that. belvedere vodka unveiled a new partnership with the bond franchise and showcased a limited edition 007 bottle. >>> american idol is cutting the party a little short. starting in may, the show will have one episode per week instead of the traditional two. the series -- >> i didn't realize they were on twice a week. >> a lot of people will be bummed about it, though. >>> and frozen director jennifer lee says she's sorry, the genius behind the movie is apologizing for kids still being obsessed. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] -i'm flo! -i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is

. >> the psychedelic knew or "interstellar," features josh brolin and maya rudolph. hollywood" celebrates its 10th an verdicts are you season. what's up, this is chris rock. >> this is josh brolin. >> i am christian bail, welcome to "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >>> in "exodus:gods and kings," moses rises up against the empire send being $600,000 on a monumental he beettes scrape from egypt and it's terrifying cycle of deadly playing. >> i am christian bale, welcome to "made in hollywood." this is a scene. >> i aim to tell you, something is coming that is far beyond by control. unless you get my people free. i am prepared to fight from eternity. >> i want to talk to you about the process in which you got involved with exodus, because i heard this story, i was there at fox when we had this sneak peek preview of exodus and you told this saw some story that made me laugh about when you got a phone call from ridley. >> well, we had met box five years before and i thought he had just forgot ben

you were in interstellar. what am i missing? >> if we say anymore, people will start to dislike me. >> do you feel -- chris rock said, if you are an african-american, didn't sell believes he has to do things -- didn't sell washington feels he has to do things different things. then tom hanks or tom cruise. it is payback for people to carry forward. the possibilities for african-americans. >> one of the difficult things about being a black actor or black person in the public gaze is that everything you do has to endure a scrutiny that my white peers have to endure. when i open doors, that door is shutting unless there are more people coming through to blow the hinges off. the first african-american woman to be nominated for a golden globe, that is wonderful but the truth of the matter is if others do not come up behind her quite soon, she will be the one. i would say that sydney v.a. was the 1 -- sydney portier is the one. >> there is no roadblocks. >> the same thing for having a black president. this phrase is racial america. it

. >> you were in "interstellar." >> if we say anymore, people will start to dislike me. >> it is an interestinge. do you feel -- chris rock in an interview with me said if you are an african-american, it is different. denzel believes he has to do something different then tom cruise has to do. it is part of a payback to people like king and others to carry forward the opportunity and the possibilities for african-americans. >> one of the difficult things about being a black actor, a black person in the public gaze right now is that everything you do has to injure a scrutiny that my weight peers do not have to injure her. -- to endure. when i open doors, they are not shutting unless people come through to blow the hinges off. the director is nominated -- the first african-american woman to be nominated for golden globe. it others do not come up behind her quite soon she will be the one and i would say that sidney porteous was -- poitier was the one and it becomes a locator he -- placatory way to be the one. >> there is no roadblocks for all of them. >> right. the same thing about having a black p

interstellar was the science unbelievable?t wasn't that. >> i'm not going to be on a spaceship with somebody like ann hathway's character without trying to jump her. i'm sorry, people. >> best movie you didn't see but should have. st. vincent. >> why is he mowing your dirt patch? >> showing how the world works. >> and the worst movie of the year, maybe of the decade, maybe of all time. no one, a stinker of biblical proportions. small excitement this year with some new series, some older ones, plenty of action for everyone to watch. game of thrones reigned supreme over the tv kingdom for its fans. >> game of thrones is the best show ever. it's huge, it's bloody, there are always boobs. >> the issue with game of thrones, if you like a character on game of thrones, you better take a picture of it because they're going to get killed. >> orange is the new black killed in the latest season. piper, crazy eyes and red do time in style. >> you know what's great about orange is the new black? the make-up and air people don't have to do

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. >> this manhattan theatre dusted off projectors for the space odyssey interstellar. the movie was released early to theatres that showed it on film, at the insistence of its director. the quality of digital improves, nolan and others insist analogue is a superior format. >> watching a movie on film is a rare street. preserved for museums like this one. and art house theatres. digital formats have their limitations. especially when it comes to preservation, say industry insiders. the criterion is a company which specialises in restoring analogue films to digital for the home movie market. >> let's say you should have filmed digitally and your hard drive doesn't work, which happens a lot. how many times would you put in a drive that doesn't work. your computer doesn't read it. film will work. it's a responsibility of institutions to put pressure on distributors or making prints, like museums and archives. they have to den manned it. like this is important. what the audience they want to see. without the pressure, it risks being left on the cutting room floor >>> a flor

if you're going to diss on obama, then say, he probably likes interstellar because he wants to fly himselfm washington. >> i get curry jokes and bolywood jokes all day long, but to my face, and then you can laugh. >> but society shapes it. we can't let this moment ago and see if they're prepared to deal with it. >> there have been repercussions. reverend, i would say, this is reflected in the type of movies that are made about black culture. we see so many movies that paint us from a stereo typical perspective. when these movies come out, they reinforce those stereotypes. when people see us portrayed as gangsters, as thugs, that impacts society. that's why this is so dangerous. >> but also can't get roles, can't get jobs, there are no big executives there. and i think this is the kind of thing. but if you could see the callous way that someone with his kind of influence -- talking about rudin -- what he thinks of jolie, imagine someone aspiring to be that big, what they -- >> this is a narrow, blinkered community. they have blinders on. blinkered, we say in australia. they are white, privi

rounding out the top five -- "big hero six" with $19 million, "interstellar" with $16 million and "horribleses" with $15 million in sales. >> eyes to turn the page to december, we are looking at temperatures been cooler than normal. today's high 23. tonight and 18. we're expecting only flurries. 35 on tuesday when say back up to 34. back to you guys. >> blue line is still having issues at washington all due to an injured passenger that was there close to those tracks. the had to shut power down completely. still have delays even though we are dealing with the strains on the move behind schedule. and the lasalle street construction at lasalle and washington will be in place through the 21st of the month. a big infrastructure projects, a major project you will get through but it is impacting some of the turn lanes and costing a squeeze for people getting through. an update on that along with the parking bans all coming up. >> an american couple stuck in the middle east to after being cleared of wrongdoing in the death of their daughter. we will be back. stay with us. >> announcer: the followi

nominations were announced, but some people are upset that "the walking dead," "modern family" and interstellarsnubbed this year. [ audience oohs ] it's okay, though. president obama has issued an executive action, granting them all a passed nomination. [ cheers and applause ] [ imitating president 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

: this manhattan theater dust affidavit its old projectors recently for the epic space odyssey interstellareporter: nine movie was released early to theaters that showed it on film at the insistence of its director christopher nolan. while the quality of digital continues tomorrow prove, nolan and others insist analogue film is still the superior format. watching a move on film has become a rare treat, increasingly reserved for museums like this one debts indicate today the movie image in new york. and art house theaters. but digital formats still have their limitations. especially when it comes to preservation, say industry insiders. the criterion collection is a company that specializes in restoring analogue films to digital for the home movie market. >> let's say today you shoot a film digitally and you lose your hard drive or it doesn't work, which hands a lot. how many times have you put in a drive that doesn't work? because downtown have the right adaptor anymore, technology has changed computer doesn't read it. the film is going to work. >> i think it's the responsibility of institut

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and then i saw "interstellar" and loved it. now you like it. >> no no no.ew mcconaughey. i was saying before he took on the "true detective" role he hadn't had his star turn in "the dallas buyers club." so his career sort of had a complete reboot and took off in this amazing way. >> but there was a little bit of -- you had to have a bit of disbelief with "interstellar." when he falls from somewhere and is in a room with a bunch of files. >> don't tell anyone. >> it's been out for months. >> i was late to the game. >> it's not a ben affleck movie you see on opening night. or george clooney. the dow crossing into new territory hitting 18,000 last week and up 9%. joining us now on what we should expect in 2015 on the economy is lindsey. you made our year-end tape on friday. >> i saw that. struggling with the last name. it is a tough last name. >> no. if you knew just say it exactly how it looks. it works. and also yuri timer. and our guest host this morning continues. harvard professor ken rogoff. i'll start with you to get the market stuff out of the way. ear

. >> reporter: this is the film "interstellar." the movie was released early to theatres that showed it on film, at the insistness of the director, christopher nolan. he and others insist analogue is the superior form at. watching a movie on film is a rare the treat, reserved for museums like this one, and art house theatres. digital formats have their place. the criterion company specialises in those films. >> if you release a film digitally and you lose your hard drive and it doesn't work. it happens a lot. how many times do you have a drive that does not works, because of technology changes. film works. >> it's the responsibility of institutions to put pressure on fix studios to make the print. if it's important. it's what the audiences want to see without that, it risks being left on the cutting room floor >>> coming up in the next hour. e-cigarette use among teams topping the numbers of those spoking. how social media may be helping kids pick up the hab ot. as the saying goes, everything old is new again, including board games

. >> there was that little interstellar movie and before that that little gravity movie and you are seeingation growing up who have never known a time when there weren't people in space. there's a built-in enthusiasm about this stuff. once it becomes more practical to do i think -- stuart: you are talking your book now. i don't think there's an overwhelming sense of walking on mars, got to do it. >> there is not the overwhelming sense of we need to beat somebody to some place but it should not be based on that because the guarantees is once you get there you have nothing else to do. stuart: is paying for this? has said? >> all of us. we the people are paying for this particular project. stuart: this is taxpayer funded the orion mission to mars. >> ryan and the launch vehicle that will be stacked the needed. you didn't go it today, tomorrow you'll see it lunch on a delta rocket which is a rocket used to launch national reconnaissance satellites but nasa's plan is to build a space launch system, the congress that you shall build this rock and build in these congressional districts taking a a

"interstellar."ards ceremony have in store? eric gardner joins me with the crystal ball to tell us how it will all happen. tell us what films you think are serious best picture contenders this year. >> i think "selma"s certainly a great contender. it's of the moment, if not in the moment. it's the story of martin luther king jr. right before the march on selma and it tells a story about the struggle, the movement and i think it will ring true. >> it's very relevant right now. >> absolutely, with what's going on in ferguson. i think people will recognize elements of it and it never feels too preachy. there is always a lot of tension and drama. it is getting good critical praise. >> what's your best picture prediction? >> well, right now, that's up there. i would also venture to say that "boyhood," richard linkletter's film, is a strong contender. it's a bit of an unusual contender, not one that maybe everyone has seen, but those who have seen it tend to love it. it's probably one of the most praised f

. >> we don't have to go see "interstellar" now because jay just explained it. >> make sure you give to get that up there. hey, joe, you've got some beach front up on the gulf. i got some atlantic out here. joe and i are cousins. joe, joe will not admit it, and, you know, i'm not too eager to admit it either. boy, we are distant cousins. but he's richer than i. he's got more money. >> jay barbury, thank you so much. >>> up next, great to have you on, jay, up next, congressman keith ellison joins us with his reaction to the eric garner grand jury decision and where things go from here. stay with us. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex.

i don't know if it can go into worm holes like interstellar.nding mars. it's totally incredible and goes 20,000 miles an hour, shoots up 36,000 miles. >> ocean tsunami museum. >> in indonesia. the memorial set to open for the 26 on the ten-year anniversary. these are workers putting up all of the names. this tsunami, caused by a 9.1 magnitude earthquake killed 300,000 people in several different countries. more than half of that number were in indonesia alone. indonesia was totally devastated by this ten years ago. it's clear they're still trying to remember the loss. >> let's go back to london and the museum of natural history, complete ptsegasaurus. >> it consists of about 300 bones. it was actually found in wyoming, i believe. >> cool. >> kind of cool. found in 2003 and moved to the natural history museum. it's not a woman even though it's named sophie. it's actually named sophie after the head fudge manager's daughter who paid for the acquisiti acquisition. >> interesting. >> thank you. >> still to come, did you know that you could actually

"interstell "interstellar," 2:29. "gone girl," 2:25. intermission? >> everybody would be racing to the bathroom. >> you have an app that you love that gives you the break. >> tells you what time in the movie is a good time to go to the bathroom. >> it's an artistic question. they allow for them in plays and musicals. they are writing them to an intermission and then out of them. >> you watch "lawrence of arabia" or any of those movies, they had intermissions. >> why are they so long these days? >>> can't miss this one. matt, you love to golf. matt losing out on a putt. we have that video. take a look. do we have the video? there we go. >> maybe next time, buddy. >> he had the exact same reaction when he watched "eaten alive." >> all right. that is what's trending today. >> golf. >>> carrie underwood, she is a superstar who is always trending. two mo she was nominated for two more grammys. and in the spring she will become a mom. more on her award-winning career. ♪ blown away >> carrie underwood has been blowing us away with her talent f

golden globe nominations were announced some are upset that the walking dead, modern family and interstellaras issued an executive action granting them all a pass to nomination. >> only barely an exaggeration by the way glt president is very plugged in to pop culture and television shows. in fact, we are now learning that the president from on radio that he watches espn every morning. that's the thing that he is watching all morning long. this is his morning routine. stake a listen. leadership i spend most of my time watching espn in the morning. i get so much politics i don't -- you know, want to be inundated with a bunch of chatter about politics during the day. inundated by daily intelligence briefings that he misses more than half of. >> 63% who but who is counting. blown off 63% of morning intel. the one protecting the united states from its many enemies can't be bothered. >> apparently the president likes to watch sports rather than watching the news. that's different than what we have heard. remember all these scandals that have been coming out over the last couple of years and where