that was taken at the hollywood hills home of joe pesci. >> we interviewed joe pesci and asked if he at that time. he denied it and there was no evidence to indicate he had any involvement. >> claudia haro said she wanted to do an interview with us but we were not able to speak with her in jail. we spoke with her defense attorney mesereau, best known for defending michael jackson. >> the picture drawn of her is sort of this vengeful woman who would stop at nothing to keep her daughter away from her ex-husband. >> whoever gave that information doesn't know claudia haro. >> he says if she's guilty of anything, it's guilty of having a career criminal for a brother. >> i believe manny haro was angry about being abused and molested as a child and desperate to maintain his street credibility as a drug dealer and then when he got caught tried to blame it on his sister to gain freedom for himself. >> not only that but the hit notes written by claudia. >> i'm convinced these are forgeries, she never wrote a hit note to anybody, nobody talked to her about whacking someone or murdering someone

both joe pesci has a deadly mafia boss and alpert shino as union leader jimmy hoffa we see supporting acting norms the 3 and a half hour epic.

both joe pesci as a deadly mafia boss and alpert shino as union leader jimmy hoffa we see supporting acting norm's 3 and a half hour epic a story of decades of american history is a clear golden globe favorite but ahead of it with 6 nominations is no bomb box divorce drama marriage story starring globe nominees adam driver and scarlett johansson. on the t.v. side pomp and pageantry is on display in the crown which picked up 4 globe nominations including best t.v. drama and acting nominations for a living at coleman as queen elizabeth the 2nd previous menzi as prince philip and helena bonham carter as princess margaret oh this is the younger sister. i'm a big fan of that well scott. is joining me now from the culture desk the obvious question about all those 3 all those a halt favorites and produced by netflix yeah you know it's a really amazing this year they completely dominates the globes other got 70 nominations in film 70 nominations for t. that's ahead of everybody else and. both categories and i think it's really for 2 me main reasons one is money netflix is speed spending a lo

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. >> that is joe pesci and robert de niro and martin scorsese's "the irishman."etter than that. how did you get joe pesci, who famously retired, who doesn't want to do anything other than play golf? >> well, now he denied he retired. >> jimmy: oh, he's now denied that? >> yes. he said he just wasn't working. [ laughter ] but he was very -- you know, he became reticent about the whole situation and bob was calling him, and we had -- we said come on, al's going to be in it and bob and you. he said yeah, but it's again a gangster thing, we've done it before. but this is going to be different. he wouldn't listen really. and eventually, eventually when netflix came into the picture, he accepted the calls. >> jimmy: okay. >> and he took them seriously. and i listened about all his concerns and everything else. i said, yes, but you haven't read it yet. and believe me, when you read it, then we can discuss it further. all right, i'll read it, okay. and eventually what happened is that we got together and he -- it's interesting with joe because in a subject matter like th

. >> young joe pesci or old joe pesci?ere a young joe pesci >> wow. >> this is something everyone is talking about, it is going to boost netflix. maybe so. >> i'll finish watching it all that, i got to watch the whole thing. >> they got -- we all got old. >> we all got old. >> bit way, nike, piece by morgan stanley, talking about consumer direct offense. mike rubin i think did well. mike rubin is not saying, i crushed nike they have a good partnership great partnership. the best partnership in the world. maybe the single greatest partnership. i think nike, my view, nike shouldn't have given it to rubin. >> you talk about this -- you have to explain to people who he is and what this is. >> the guy comes on "squawk" all the time has a piece of the sixers. one of greatest investors of all time and great partnership with nike i don't mean to make it sound like he does but nike is doing well. >> you backing off now >> no. i read this piece. trying to figure out why nike is up so much rubin, i regard him as a friend. we did good

a great to see the joe pesci who came back 20 year retirement to play the irishman got a nomination he's my pick i loved him in this in this film what i also was surprising though on the t.v. side was a netflix series that didn't get nominated when they see us which is a dramatization of the central park 5 and the miscarriage of justice there i really thought i would be a front runner it didn't get any nominations at all. all right doesn't give us any every detail these phrases to give is any indication of who might be up for the oscars coming up at the beginning of the i mean that's always what we look at the golden globes and they've been they've not been pretty good at making the picks last year basically globe winners went on to win in all the major categories and the oscars the globes sort of put the thumb on the scales a bit though because they have categories for drama and comedy so they sort of spread their bets a bit but if you look at the nominations and then the winners there's usually a good match up thing i think to look at this year though is because netflix has been is so

guy named frank sheeran who was a teamster from jersey with the philadelphia mob, if you will, and joe pescib boss and they're in philadelphia and he says that he knows hoffa, so he sets up an introduction to hoffa for my character, and that's it. >> stephen: okay. jim? >> listen, i got that kid i was talking to you about here. i'm going to put him on the phone and let you talk to him, okay? >> hello? >> is that frank? >> yes. >> hiya, frank, this is jimmy hoffa. >> yeah, yeah, glad to meet you. >> well, i'm glad to meet you, too, even if it's over the phone. i heard you paint houses. >> yes. yes, sir, i do, i do. and i-- i also do my own carpentry. >> oh, i'm glad to hear that. >> i understand you're a brother of mine. >> yes, sir, local 107 since 1947. >> yeah, you know, my friend speaks very highly of you. >> thank you. >> he's not an easy man to please. >> well, i do my best. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: exciting to see you three guys together out there. >> yeah. >> stephen: we have to take a little bit of a break, but please don't go because when we come back i'm going to ask bob

and more like joe pesci then robert de niro.is somebody from day one has not been a fan of president trump. but look, my question to you, tom shillue, when are we going to give up on caring about what celebrities think about politics? who cares? look, he has his right to his opinion and everything else, but why are we even talking about this? >> tom: people love this stuff. they like the most triton anti-trump voice has but robert de niro has a great deal of intelligence. when you watch him, obviously, he is super gifted and he has intelligence in that area, but when he talks about politics, it is not smart at all. obviously, he has a block there. he's also very angry. why has the presidency, debased the presidency and donald trump come with a smear of back of you know white and his face. why does he think that will make his point? i don't really understand. so i would like to sit with him and say, if he has debased the presidency, the country and everything. what is it? give me the line. >> is this an imitation for robert de ni

harvey keitel, al pacino joe pesci, who's really fantastic in this film >> yeah. >> seth: and you -- ing above an italian restaurant? >> he was living in a treehouse. [ laughter ] >> seth: but back then -- back in new york, there were tree houses everywhere. it was a different city. >> no. he was -- he was living above a restaurant in the bronx that he worked in before "raging bull. and then - >> seth: and you -- who had seen him? was it you or marty that had seen him perform or act in a film, i guess? >> i saw him in a movie called "the death collector." and i said, "marty, you've got to see this guy. and blah, blah, blah, again. so we -- i think i met him first. the casting director cis corman. and then we all went up to have dinner at the restaurant and marty met him. the way i remember i think that's how it was. and slowly, you know, he was the one to play my brother, so - >> seth: "raging bull," a film where you sort of famously played jake lamotto over different times in his life. you were a young actor then who also a played an older version of the character in this film you're

. >> greg: no, joe pesci, great, jonathan moore, incredible. he was crazy.face. >> juan: okay, i happen to -- i agree -- the body of work, excellent. >> greg: yeah, i mean. >> juan: excellent actor. but i'm listening to you about this angry old man. i'm thinking, this week i heard this angry old man go after this 16-year-old girl and talking about nancy pelosi. >> greg: that's a funny tweet. >> juan: when he does it, it's funny. >> greg: it's funny. >> juan: de niro does it, you don't like it. i'm saying de niro, you're right to talk about trump. not okay to talk about trump, but it's okay to talk about de niro. it seems to me nobody goes hollywood and says, oh, let's leave this alone. it's just an actor. only conservatives pay attention to these actors as role models. >> dana: right, just an actor. don't get too worked up about it, everybody. i think there's a little progress on the civility front. this is the first clip we've shown of de niro talking about trump where he hasn't used the f word. >> jesse: i apologize. i totally missed that progress being ma

itself on and made light of the situation and given the vacuum a nickname they call it harry after joe pesci'scharacter in the film home alone. >>> u.p.s. expects to process 1.9 million returns on january 2nd. that's up 26% from the year before. and it is the 7th consecutive annual record. u.p.s. says it is due to the growing number of people who shop online instead of in stores for the holidays. >>> happening today, san francisco's annual chipping of the christmas trees will get underway. bring your tree down to civic center plaza starting at 11 this morning. it's where a giant wood chipper will turn it into mulch if you want to hang on to it longer st curb for pick up on the regular garbage days and there are other trees are recycled. national christmas tree association says most unsold trees are donated. in the east bay many unsold trees end up at oakland zoo and given to the animals for play, as a meal or both. >> that's nice to know it goes somewhere but keep it up at least until new year's. >> we just put it up. >> gifts are gone and it's like out the door. >> feels like the whole holida

he's portrayed by joe pech pesci. >> i want you to meet my cousin. >> there's a lot of tough guys around you're not afraid of tough guys. >> only two people in the world have one of these and only one of them is irish. i have one. angelo has one. now you have one. >> it's going to happen. either way he's going. >> did they get it right? >> we convicted him. >> do you think these movies sometimes make mobsters look too cool and good? >> yes. yeah. glamorize them. >> nothing glamorous about what they were really doing. >> right. now, they glamorize them unnecessarily. >> and people watch this film, they have open questions about jimmy hoffa. do you think there are still open questions there? >> everybody does. >> but the film that leaves you with the distinct impression although the facts have never been fully established as lawyers would say that he was murdered by the mob. >> that's certainly what everyone is assuming. >> what do you think? >> i don't have any personal knowledge. >> no, but you have a lot of experience. one other part i want to show you briefly, "the irishman" ends with

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bye. [ laughter ] joe pesci was nominated for the best supporting category, along with al pacino.ou think the derangement over president trump has anything to do with some of the feelings on some of the movieses? dagen: i don't. i think this was a r horrible performance. maria: the movie is not good. dagen: this is the hollywood foreign press association, so this isn't regular folks who we love and cherish and appreciate. this is the hollywood foreign press. and even they had to hold their nose through that performance. maria: three and-a-half hours. did you see the irishman? >> i have not. given his rants, i've not been a big follower. maria: i understand. we are looking at the top story this morning, is the president president's agenda. president trump set to meet with russian foreign minister sergei lad rof in was washington today. the report uncovered nearly 20 alarming and concerning errors by the fbi. john di durham is investigating poeen shalpotential surveillanc. joining me now is lee zeldon. thank you for joining me this morning. i thought it was stunning that the ig repo

i think you can have both, de niro as best actor and joe pesci as best supporting actor. >> did you see it at masterpiece or what? >> i saw knives out. that was great. >> if you start talking about "star wars" i'm going to keel over. >> but pesci, though, pesci's performance was incredible, and it was understated. it was fantastic. >> okay. so now -- >> great big glasses, little tiny face. >> are we going to give any credit to pacino? >> he was fantastic. >> okay. but it is house resolution 755 from the 116th congress impeaching donald john trump, president of the united states for high crimes and misdemeanors, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the "new york times," "the washington post" and the a.p. all report that democrats have the votes meaning pi tby the en the day trump will make history as only the third u.s. president to be impeached coming one day short of the 21st anniversary of the house vote to impeach bill clinton. the house is scheduled to gavel in until just a few hours at 9:00 to adopt the rules, which call for six hours of debate split evenly between parties b

joe pesci did get a nomination.n morris. >> and deniro was willing to act beside them. stuart: good for him. i think that was a rather weak response. >> it's the truth. stuart: a weak response. we know where we're coming from. you're all right, jonathan thanks for joining us, thank you world series mvp, listen to this , and $245 million contract with the nationals, and that most likely will not be the richest deal in baseball, and where is all of the money coming from? brian kilmeade, next. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. are ready for cartridges another school year? what does cyan mean? it means "cyanara," honor roll. (imitates shell fire, laughs) the ink! daaaad! daaaad! i'm so hosed. yeah. you are. (shaq) t