jonah? >> clearly. i mean, you could argue--the numbers are interesting. we're getting into home runs, hits, and so forth, the three of us on this panel we all deal with advance stats and by advance stats palmero is closer than you think. but there is no question that he would get more support if he wasn't linked with p.d.s. yes, there is no doubt about it. he has been the first casualty, and bonds and clemens are just ongoing stories to see how they're going to go and how the vote might or might not pick up over the future. >> cliff, rob, can you think of any other people who might be in jeopardy in going the palme ro route. to have a guy north of 500 home runs not be considered for the hall very early in his eligibility window is a striking thing. >> yes, well -- >> sorry, go ahead. >> mark mcgwire got 11% this year, which i believe is a six-point drop from last year. his candidacy is weak. the problem is we have a very crowded ballot. next year we'll have randy johnson, john smoltz gary sheffield has steroid connection. he's winding down his candidacy.

joan jonah? >> the numbers are interesting. getting at home runs and hits, the three on the panel deal with advanced stats. by advanced stats, palmero is closer than you would think. but there is no question that he would get more support if he wasn't linked to peds and the link is stronger with palmero with him than bonds or clemmons. there is no doubt about it he has been the first casualty and bonds and clemmons are ongoing stores to see how they will go and how the vote might pick up over the future. >> cliff, rob, can you think of any other people who might be in jeopardy of going the palmero route? to have a guy north of 500 home runs not be considered for the hall very early in his eligibility window is a striking thing. >> 3,000 -- >> mark mcguire got 11% this year which i believe was almost a 6 point drop from last year. his candidacy is weak because we have a crowded ballot. next year we will have randy johnson, pedro f smoements, sheffield who has steroid connections, himself he is winding down his candidacy and anot

here is jonah hill!ck to see us. >> thank you for having me. congratulations on all of the excitement that's going on with all of you guys. >> jimmy: yeah. but you too. >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: let's talk about you. >> yeah. forget me -- you're about to be the host of the "tonight show" man. >> jimmy: that's really cool, yeah. i'm excited. we're all buzzin'. >> give it up for this guy! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's about you. >> you've got to show -- >> jimmy: i mean, it's unbelievable. it's crazy we're doing this. but, the second nomination for an oscar, academy award. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] well deserved. >> it's truly insane and bizarre, yeah. >> jimmy: everyone likes you. you're great in these roles. >> what did they say specifically? >> jimmy: specifically -- >> let's be specific about what every person -- >> jimmy: i can't go through the whole thing. we do love you. >> paraphrase then? >> jimmy: they said you smell nice. >> i'm kidding. i don't care. >> jimmy: they notice

joining us now, lauren ashburn, jonah goldberg, and john aravocis, the founder and editor of american blog.com. lauren ashburn, what's your take on christie's office calling msnbc an openly partisan network? >> surprise, surprise. there's no news there. but we have to take seriously what zimmer says because she took an oath of office. she wrote a journal about this and there are other allegations of retribution. >> the mayor of hoboken is on record. she's getting pressure over this real estate deal. but she's going to msnbc now after previously praising christie publicly and in various tweet messages. >> yeah. i'm not sure of the simple fact that she took an oath of office means we have to take her seriously. a lot of people take oath an office but we don't have to take them seriously. >> but she's not just some -- >> in physics, you have this thing called the had he isenberg uncertainty. by observing somebody something one change it. you asked if this was overkill. we passed overkill. it's hard to find organic matter left in this thing. the overkill over this story has been to such a

nail on the head and it not only wo woody who will not show up, but talk about oprah winfrey, and jonahroyally snubbed from the hollywood press, and oprah should have been nominateds as well as for e estwhitak whitaker, and what ab jonah hill who also was snubbed. >> and why is this snubbing going on? that political, personal risks or do they not like the individuals one-on-one -- i mean, give me the scoop? >> well, it is a combination of everything that you said. the hfpa who is the govern iing body behind the globes which is a different group from the academy and the screen actor gilds awards and the problem is too many movies to see, and people can't watch 30 or 40 movies to give them careful consideration so if people have a favorite, then they have a favorite or that person is my friend, and sometimes the careful thought does not go into the decisions. >> well, samantha, talk about something positive here, tina and amy, and the duo got a ratings boost and something that the awards shows have been trying for, and so can if ladies top last year's per por mans? what do you think? >> o

our guest tonight childhood friend of max browning, jonah hill is here. [cheers and applause] we're excited about that. [cheers and applause] we're excited about that. all in all i think we can all agree this has been an up and dun year but certainly not a good year for privacy. between edward snowden's revelations about the nsa and the revelations that ikea is spying on its employees. there's that now show howie mandel watches you poop. that soon invasion. i didn't sign up to be a contestant yet there i was. [laughter] this week brings the most devastating privacy news yet. >> a bombshell revealed. prosecutors say the now shut down world of the news newspaper hacked the royals' phone. >> jon: you know what this means? queen selfies. [ laughter ] what sup, girl? [laughter] i gotta say though i don't care for them hacking the royals phones but that has to be juicy material. >> a phone hacking trial that william called kate babykins. >> the queen was furious. >> some of the guards were scoffing some of the nuts left out for her to eat within the palace. >>

more of the same in the days to come. >> jonah hull reporting from dakar. pro-government bank running unopposed. >> the italian navy says it has rescued more than 1,000 african migrants, for some proposing the journey are finding solace. >> it's a day of celebration in one of the biggest asylum seeker centres. the first sunday of the year is like new year's day. to another group of migrants every sunday is special. they are the first ever professional team made entirely of asylum seekers to play in an italian junior football league. hailed as an example of integration, they say this is a way of winning freedom. >> i feel happy. i feel good. i'm so happy, proud of myself. >> i wanted my dream to come true. when i'm in nigeria, i play. >> they are 22 of the 4,000 migrants waiting to learn their fate in this former american military residence turned into asylum seeking centres. this content is rife. asylum seekers are supposed to send 35 days in ones like this. some told us they've been here for as long as a year. they don't know where they'll leave or go next

. >> we'll come back to jonah in a moment. but he did actually file a report on how the day had progressed and this is what did happen across bangladesh. >> all calm in the capital dacca. no great rush to the polls on election day, meant this day would go the government's way. >> i gave my vote through the process of democracy and to rch the constitution of bangladesh. >> the opposition once held an election like this themselves. this time they should have taken part for the sake of the country. >> reporter: outside the capitol a quite different picture of polling stations looted and burning. and victims of political violence, hundreds of dead and thousands injured in the past year. many of them innocent bystanders. security personnel out in the tens of thousands have, in some cases, used severe force. but to little avail. violence that has been a feature of the bitter decades-long rivalry between opposition leader azir, an opposition leader under virtual house arrest, and hasena who didn't even need to vote, her seat was unco

bill: jonah goldberg, "national review," fox news contributor. jonah, good morning to you. what specifically kicked off this case now? >> in 2012 president obama, we're not on the air. bill: yes, we are, jonah. keep going. >> we are on the air? i apologize. in 2012 president obama appointed some nominees to the national labor relations board and basically what he did was he did it when the senate was essentially in miniscule break. the senate was formally in session. the senate was in session to prevent the president from making these appointments. he basically declared unilaterally if there is slightest thing looks like a recess he can make appointments unilaterally. bill: you said what he did in 2012 was lawless. lawless. how so? >> first of all it is part of a larger pattern of this president from unilateral actions on obamacare but the standards that he considered to be the law of the land himself when he was a senator and when harry reid was doing pro form ma sessions in the senate to block appointments he considered law of the land. like some other things with this pr

lynn sweet, jonah goldberg, thank you. >> thank you. jenna: this just n a banker is accused bilking investors out of $21 million, faking his death to escape the law made his first appearance in court moments ago after being arrested in georgia. a judge declared aubry lee price legally dead a year ago. police found him very much alive and breaking the law in a different way. jonathan serrie, live in atlanta. that is a twist to this story. there is a lot of twist and turns, jonathan. how did authorities finally catch him? >> reporter: it was a routine traffic stop for a very minor violation. sheriffs deputies patrolling i-95 in southeast georgia notice ad pickup truck driving with extremely dark windows. so it was this minor tinting violation that led them to pull over this vehicle and turns out the man behind those dark windows was none other than 47-year-old aubry lee price. the former bank director is accuses of stealing, embezzling, misappropriating more than $20 million from month come bank and trust in georgia and falsifying reports

jonah goldberg says my problem with that piece is no one on the hit list got hit, according to the articleso is it news that a politician staff is keeping track of who has been friendly or unfriendly or endorsing in 2008 or not endorsing? >> not whatsoever. i think it is -- and first of all, this is a woman who used to keep people in her ploy who were professional hit list keepers. the idea that hillary clinton keeps a hit list is as unshocking as partisan politics in new jersey. and i think male politicians, female politicians, they all keep lists of their friends and their enemies. >> but calling it a hit list suggests there's retaliation against those who cross them. everyone knows the clintons run a very aggressive political machine. but as the piece says, not keeping such lists would be political malpractice when you're trying to figure out who your supporters are. >> i think politico was probably trying to get some clicks. >> right lane? >> but i think they were, though. i guess it's interesting that she codified it into something more written or whatever. >> right. all politicians -

jonah, karl, thank you. cold like we have not seen in decades in some places like we've never seen before. we're live on the streets of chicago where the wind chill -- farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? jenna: well, "happening now," the iraqi military is deploying additional tanks around fallujah today, preparing for a possible assault on the city where al-qaeda-linked militants are digging in. fighting is also happening in nearby ramadi. that said, in iraq the fighting is not as simple as the good guys of the iraqi government against the bad guys of al-qaeda. what's emerging is also a battle along sectarian lines. the sunnis on one side, the shia iraqi government on the other. sunni versus shia fighting is ha

the big issue here for this jobs report, jonah, is that people left the jobs market. >> yeah., look, in 2008, i think something like 13.4 million people were under or unemployed. today that number is almost double at something like 23 million. we are supposed to be in the middle of a recovery. >> silver linings are tough on this one. >> it's an ugly jobs report no matter which way you look at it one of the interesting things to look at next week does this administration try to take this jobs report use it for congress passing extension of unemployment benefits. >> for year five that's a tough argument to make that recovery recovery recovery, emergency need for long-term unemployment. >> yet another summer of recovery, turning into a winter of recovery, turning into a summer of recovery. it doesn't come. and the astonishing news is that half a million americans have quit working. and it's not for those approaching retirement age. it's those in their mid 50s who are leaving looking at the prospects of the future and seeing nothing. >> that is it for the panel. again optimistic a

why jonah hill from "wolf of wall street" has $60,000. >> this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm in for diana perez. >> it makes headlines it is so mere. >>> we'll get to that in a bit, but first dangerous temperatures are forcing schools in minnesota to cancel classes for the day. windchills are expected to hit 35 below overnight. >> experts say for much of the nation it is not going to warm up any time soon. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: as the winter storm pulls out, people all over the east coast are left digging out. in new england, winds blowing the snow around, 35-mile-an-hour gusts. here in massachusetts, america's hometown, even the iconic plymouth rock is covered in show. more than 13 inches of snow falling here, enough for this ice cream shop to jokingly put up a sign. see you in spring. people like jeff spooner clearing snow from in front of businesses. he's been at it since 6:00 a.m. you're keeping downtown alive. >> yeah, we're trying hard. >> reporter: for the first time in history, philadelphia has had three sno

. >> that woman is jonah zeigler.fty has a description of zeigler and her vehicle, and it isn't long before he spots her. >> when i looked over to the left, i saw a pink vest and her head down underneath the steering wheel. i pulled in behind her truck. >> corporal tufty approaches the truck. and confronts ziegler. >> i let her know who i was and why i was there. she initially said that she wasn't jonah ziegler. that's not me. i finally convinced her i knew who she was and that she was under arrest because she had warrants. >> he orders zeigler out of her truck, but she has other plans. >> she stopped and said, i'm not going. hit the gas. the truck just basically goes in reverse really fast. i put my left hand out to stop the truck from actually pushing me over. >> tufty tries to reach for his taser, then his gun, but there's no time. zeigler is on the run. >> she flies by in front of me yelling at me as she's driving by. she said, quote, unquote, just [ bleep ] shoot me and then drives off. >> tufty gives chase. zieg

prosecutors allege he slapped jonah in the face, the fbi confirming there was a scratch below jonah'seye. huntly was fired and moved to north carolina. jon? jon: patti ann browne, thank you. jenna: bitter cold is not the only weather issue for folks in the midwest, check out this thick fog covering one major city. the whole story on this after the break. ... ... ... ... ... ... [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. i see you, cupcake! uh-oh! [ bottle ] the number one doctor recommended brand. ensure®. nutrition in charge™. is >> a thick fog moving off of the wh

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jonah hagin trails five potential g.o.p. point or two in the latest ppp poll democratic leaning poll. what about the president on the road for somebody like kay hagan. >> the fact that she is behind five different people. democrats and kay haggen that is the issue there. obvious that barack obama is going to be a problem for red state swing district democrats out there. we know that because of the unpopularity of obamacare. weave know that because of the polls the fact that the generic ballot flipped in his favoring republicans in house races but, you know, the thing that's missing in all of this talk and there is a lot of chatter out there about his coat tails is barack obama has never had coat tails. in the 2010 election he stumped for a lot of democrats and it was historic loss for the democrats. the idea that now that his approval rating is so low and historically the approval rating of the president effects members of his observe party a lot. it seems to me at best is he neutral and probably a hinderance in a lot of pla

. >> jonah haw in dacca, many thanks jonah. >> many of the crowd are asylum seekers from africa. mickey rosenfelt joins me. >> the israeli police, are in place in preparation for people requesting to be in israel at the moment, our units are in and around the area in order to prevent any disturbances from taking place. part of a three day strike, continuing today through tuesday. >> please repeat that, mickey, how many are on the streets and are about. >> the majority being african migrants making their way inside israel, three day demonstration taking place today today up until tuesday. the people are -- the police are in and around the area to prevent any disturbances from taking place. >> mickey, thank you for the report from central tel aviiv . >> the islamic state of iraq, are let's look at what is happening in anbar province. a group of mainly sunni fighters, linked to al qaeda, wants to start an independent islamic e emerate. >>> don't trust the government in baghdad, they do cooperate with local police who are sunni. imran khan reports. >>> claim they have taken over the

we just like hang on, jonah.out and get you to the hospital. >> ziegler is alive but the extent of her injuries is unknown. >> i've seen a lot of different things in this job, and i've come up with -- you know, come up against a number of different scenarios. this was one of the toughest ones to handle. >> ziegler is flown to spokane for treatment. miraculously makes a a full recovery. she pleads guilty on the original forgery charge and is awaiting sentencing. for attempting to elude police she's found guilty and is sentenced to 15 months in prison. but before she goes to jail, she had one last encounter with tufty. >> i actually stopped her on a traffic stop about three months ago. went up to the car, didn't know it was her. just stopped the car for a violation. went up, found out who it was and talked to her for a couple minutes. and she has apologized for what she did in a letter and in person. and she did thank me for saving her life. if there's one thing that i could get across to people is don't run from t

connell: the actor jonah hill played a trader in wolf of wall street but did not get paid like one.revealld t howard stern he was paid $60,000 for what was nearly a seven month shoot, $60,000, was nominated for the role, took a low salary to work with his idol, there you go. leonardo dicaprio's paycheck at 10 million. i like it. dagen: also got a producer credit. along with martin scorsese which is being signed by the academy. we watched it. connell: i haven't seen it yet. dagen: much better than you would expect. much better than you would expect. where else can you see leonardo dicaprio with a candle in his but? connell: i am not sure. thank you for asking that. dagen: decrees leaving travelers stranded across the country. their woes continue. connell: was starting for part-time workers at target. the retailer plans to stop offering them health care coverage. we will have that coming up in a few minutes as we continue on markets now. stocks now, here is currency, everyone shaping up against the u.s. dollar. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza pla

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ove jonah, . >> he emerged from a wilderness outside of kiev, badly beaten.t's the latest in the string of brutality against the security forces in ukraine. and he's live in kiev. good to see you. and we know that in the last hour or so, there has been an effort, a rather clumsy effort, by the sound of things, to have this man arrested in his hospital room. what more do we know about that situation? >> reporter: you're absolutely right, things are moving rapidly since the ministry of interior issued their initial arrest warrant for de dmitri, from his hospital bed where he was recovering from surgery. he was described by his doctor as being in critical condition. but the police face large groups of opposition protesters, including opposition leader, who repelled him to make the arrest. they are making sure that they arrest him when they can, but protesters are trying to make sure that doesn't happen. this is 24 hours after he stumbled bloody, with one eye, into the outskirts of kiev, claiming that he had been abducted and tortured for eight days. here's what

. >> i agree with jonah, jonah said yes, this is politics in new jersey. but he crossed the line. we're talking about serial abuses of government power. there is no bigger story in news. >> i don't -- look, you go to google news and you type in chris christie and watergate, you'll get dozens of results, which is beyond idiotic, to compare a partial lane closure on the george washington bridge to watergate is ridiculous. the state of illinois -- >> we can all agree -- >> the state of illinois has seen close to half of its governors since 1960 go to jail, that none of them have gotten this kind of coverage. >> but they're not running for president. >> but you said earlier that the evening hosts of msnbc are partisan, i'm kind of at a loss to find a daytime one who isn't either. you know who is rn't running fo president is president barack obama and i have seen nothing like the compassion and intensity in temperatures of wrong doing investigations from any network like msnbc other than fox. >> we can get into a whole obama discussion, but the media keeps talking about was this obama'

jonah hill nominated. for "wolf of wall street." >> jonah hill. he does some funky, weird kinky things in that movie. >> which is one reason i don't want to see it. >> "american hustle" i want to see and all the leading actors were -- and supporting actors were nominated. that happened with "silver linings playbook." david o. russell, he must be a dream for actors to work with. >> it was hard watching this. tom hanks was left out, by the way. >> in two big movies this year. "captain phillips" and "saving mr. banks". >> forest whitaker as we said was left out. robert redford. people thought this was his big role. he didn't have any dialogue. >> just like under 20 words or something like that. he's very good at whatever he does. sometimes it's just not your year. >> yeah, it's not. >> boy, do i know. >> and the 86th annual academy awards are going to be on march 2nd. and ellen is going to be hosting. >> oh, my god. >> she's always terrific. the producers have announced the show will basically honor heroes. >> yes. >> of film this year. >> i wonder -

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more than al jazeera's jonah hall. >> there are indications that there'll be no let up in the pressurepplied to the government by the opposition, even as it walks away with victory from the one-sided election, even as it prepares to set up a new government, a new cabinet and try to carry on, the opposition announced another nation-wide strike to commence monday morning, carrying on from the current 48 hour nationwide strike that has been held over the election period. the election period if precedent is anything to go by, the violence will continue at similar levels, and, of course, the economy will continue to hurt as it has done over the recent months of violence in the build-up to the election - an economy that has been growing well in recent years, but which has taken enormous damage, with millions of people risking falling back into poverty because they can't taken the political turmoil. that is the pressure center that will hurt the government most. because as much as the government will want to continue, as much as the government will want to claim some form of legitimacy from t

and editor at large, jonah goldberg, let me play for you our good friend carry picket had had a chancelk to the new mayor of new york, comrade de blasio, asked him what he thought. >> i want to get your thoughts on governor cuomo's remarks, who is actually welcomed in new york, as far as being pro life, second amendment. i want to get your thoughts on that. >> well, i agree with governor cuomo on those remarks, i believe the governor is right saying the people of the state of new jersey reject the extremist views, against the woman's wife to choose and in favor of the proliferation of guns in our society. i stand by those remarks. >> he agrees with those remarks, doubles down, what should a person take out of that? >> well, first of all it is good to be back on the show. you know, de blasio is -- actually he is way to the left of andrew cuomo. in some ways i wouldn't be surprised if he called cuomo an extremist. what he is trying to do in new york as far as i can tell, the new york city that i grew up in, is he is trying to go back to the wonderful years of the 1970s, where new york pu

jonah hill, he worked with you on a movie. you had offcamera after a few days of working together, you approached him and you started sinning the name game song to him, jonan, jonah, bo bonah, et cetera. >> banana fanana bo bonah. >> jimmy: exactly. and you insisted he sing it back to you using your name and that's the last conversation you have. >> and so what did he want me to do? >> jimmy: is that true? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: anthony mackey, do you remember anthony mackey? >> oh, y e. i remember him very well. >> jimmy: he came to you asking for advice. he was trying to decide whether to do a film or a play. and he said you gave him very good advice. you told him to do the play and then you burped in his face. >> i kind of remember that. >> jimmy: that's a weird thing to do. >> but it's not very often i pull one of those off and it was one of those long ones. the ones that did surprise you. you've had that happen. you start to say something. >> jimmy: it's got a tail on it. do you do that to mess with these guys? do you

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actor jonah hill hosted "saturday night live" last night and been nominated for an academy award forreet." >> comes out bragging about his own role in the movie and said dicaprio got the role because hill asked to add him in only to realize realize dekicaprio heard every word he said. >> be honest about what you're doing right now. seriously. >> i was like being a big shot. >> what did we say about acting like a big shot in public like this? >> we said that like, like i shouldn't do it. like i shouldn't do it ever. >> right. what should you do instead? >> just like try to like be the best version of me or whatever. hey, le, remember when we were on set and i would get really nervous? >> yeah, yeah, i remember. >> can we do the thing that we did every day to make me feel safe? >> is it going to help you be less nervous. >> yeah, sure we can do it. >> thanks, man. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. >> i love it. i love jonah hill since "super bad." >> that is awesome. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. the next hour of your new day starts right now. >>> all right. good morning, everyb

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awesome last week and jonah hysterical, great comedic timing. >> they're having a great season. working on that one. >> he's going to slow jam the news. >> slow jam, there you go. lola, always nice to see you. thank you. >> good to see you, too. >>> up next, roll up your sleeves. why arts and crafts aren't just for kids anymore. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. ♪ baby, i just wonna dance >>> our friends in the orange room. we are back with a look at a creative industry that is no longer just for kids. >> you may put on arts and crafts for your little ones, or maybe you remember making projects when you were younger, but these days, a lot of adults are taking part, as joelle garguilo found out. >> yeah, guys. i had no idea

jonah hill bagging his second nomination for best supporting actor.acting categories. neither oscar darlings emma thompson nor tom hanks earned academy aclam this time around for "saving mr. banks." >> ewe can't imagine how excited i am to finally miss you. >> but hanks missed twice with the title role of best picture nominee "captain phillips." but those weren't the only snubs. joaquin phoenix gave a powerful performance in "her." but not enough for a nom. and historical fiction drama "the butler" seemed like classic oscar bait. but forest whitaker and oprah winfrey both left out in the cold. so what is a neglected thespian to do? it may depend on gender. sandra bullock, the biggest percentage of past female oscar winners who played a ro manhattaning role to get his man. guys follow a different tack. the biggest percentage play eee historical characters for men. may the best man win. >> and we'll all be watching. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always we're online at abc news.com. good night, america

what about other surprises, jonah hill nominated. >> jonah hill.ittle icky. >> "american hustle" i want to see and all the leading actors were -- and supporting actors were nominated. that happened with "silver linings playbook." david o. russell, he must be a dream. >> watching this, because, look, tom hanks was left out, by the way. >> in two big movies this year. >> "captain phillipphillips" an "saving mr. banks". >> robert redford. people thought this was his big role. he didn't have any dialogue. >> just like a few words or something like that. he's very good at whatever he does. sometimes it is just not your year. what do i know? >> and the 86th annual academy awards on march 2nd and ellen is hosting. always terrific. the show will basically honor heroes. >> yes. >> of film this year. >> i wonder -- we don't have jimmy kimmel? jimmy kimmel has this funny -- he had fun with "august: osage county county" that we're going to effort to get for you. our editors are busy bleeping out things. >> are we in "the daily news"? >> we were talking about -

jonah hall, al jazeera, dhaka. >>> red cross says most of the country's displaced people are now located. the fighting began last month when south sudan's president accused his former vice president of trying to overthrow him. the attempted coup triggered fighting between rebel factions divide along ethnic lines. secretary of state john kerry says the negotiations have to be serious, they cannot be a delay tactic, to continue the fighting on the ground at the expense of the people of south sudan. we will work to avoid force to gain power. >>> u.n. bays in juba, it's the only refuge they can find. more than a thousand people have already died. 200,000 others are on the move because of fierce fighting between rebels and the south sudanese army. the hope of peace lies in neighboring ethiopia where negotiators are trying to thrash out a deal. >> we envisage a rapid agreement of the cessation of hostilities, in order to create a conducive atmospheres for discussing outstanding political issues. our people have suffered a lot during the struggle for our independence and do not suffer again at

from the capital we have this report from jonah hull. >> a day after the election the prime ministerddressed the foreign media at her residence, denying that there was a crisis in the country. the way forward is in the hands of the opposition. >> they they realise they made a mistake, not participating in the elections. they may come forward to, you know, discuss with us, but they have to live the terrorist activities behind. >> earlier i met a senior figure in the bangladesh national party and asked how far his party was prepared to go towards a compromise. >> we are not in a position to spell out what exactly can be an acceptable solution, except to say the election-time government. it has to be acceptable to all sides guaranteeing a level playing field. >> voter turn out was higher than expected. the ruling party hails that as a measure of success. the count was rigged. most aspects of sunday's election in bangladesh are in dispute. she went on to address the bangladeshi media. despite the insistence that the country is in strong hands there's tension. the opposition has a long li

also jonah goldberg, editor-at-large of nationalreview.online and a fox news contributor. mr.ma, juan, is saying if congress won't go along with the things he wants to do he will make an end-run around congress, issue executive orders whenever he can, good idea or no? >> it his only idea at the moment. he was a frustrated man and i was worried yesterday he would come out be pretty resigned to dealing with unpopular congress an attack that congress. i don't think that is what he did. i think he benefited from the idea there are such low expectations for what he can do given the congressional intransigence especially among tea party republicans in the house and simply said here are some steps that i want to take, things we can do. the only real direct threat was to say he would veto any effort to place further sanctions on iran at this moment. jon: juan, let me stick with you for just a second. unpopular congress, yes, but each of its members were duly elected just as he has and they have ideas and constituents to serve. why not try to bridge some of these differences and work t

we have more from jonah hull. >> unsurprisingly. the awami league won a majority as a result of the one-sided election. 105 of the 147 seats have gone to the government at least. and given the seats that would have won uncontested two-thirds result in parliament is assured. turn-out figures may go up as the day goes on, the electoral commission putting it at or around the 40% mark, surprising a number of people, the media in consensus on sunday, that the turn out was low, and, indeed, look at that. that's a head line of the daily star newspaper, turn out low in deadliest poll, the turn out could have been the lowest ever. precedent suggests, as it did on election day, that the strike brings violence out on to the streets, frustrating efforts to begin a dialogue towards what happens next in the country, as long as the parties remain at loggerheads, little progress can be made. the government will try to sustain a government, but it seems likely that it may be day, perhaps longer of violence and turmoil ahead. >> a diplomatic push to

al jazeera's jonah hal has more. >> reporter: it has been described by some as the most important speechn years. this was the president of iran making his most public effort yet to present a friendly face to the world. >> translator: nobody can live on their own. no nation, no country can resolve their problems on their own. no economic institution can actually grow without paying attention to social issues. no power can have permanent domination over anything. >> reporter: he is positioning himself as one of those leaders vital to global stability and security. it was a speech that combined themes of con sill lags, moderation, and of course investment. >> i think these energy investments in this particular would be of most interest. gy mess is the european countries would move first, but the americans won't be too far behind. >> iran sits at the epicenter of some of the world's most complex problems, a violent middle east, a nuclear program, and of course the war in syria. rouhani did not offer a fast cure to any of these problems, but he does seem to have opened the way to constructive

but another surprise was that jonah hill also was nominated for this movie.best supporting actor. and with him in if competition there, barkhad abdi from "captain phillips." an amazing story. he was a taxi limo driver in his first role there with tom hanks. bradley cooper. michael fassbender. jonah hill. jared leto. and the best actress in the supporting role, sally hawkins. jennifer lawrence. lupita nyong'o for "12 years a slave." her first film. her debut film. a yale student who now has blown the acting world up. and julia roberts in "august: osage-county," and june squibb there. what do you like in that category? >> well, this is probably the most unpredictable category of them all. you had jennifer lawrence win at the golden globes. i really do think that anything can happen. it's just really hard to predict. although i would go with the globes winner right now, because i think by mere fact of the number of nominations that "american hustle" got really says the preferences right now of the oscar voters. >> good stuff, ted. can't wait to see what happens.

. >>> so how much doing jonah hill got paid for the "the wolf on wall street." $1 million?yment for the shoot to work with martin. it paid off. he's nominated for an academy award for best supporting actor. >>> john stamos is in a new ad. look who he brought with him. >> what do you say boy? time to go to bed? >> don't you thit it's time to get our own places? >> nah. >>> and expecting baby number five this summer for this couple. congratulations to them. >>> in a gq interview, katy perry believes in aliens and plans to get to the bottom of that by speaking to president barack obama about it. she says quote, if my relationship gets any better with president barack obama i'm going to ask about b that. >>> jimmy fallon has good advice for late night air seth myers. >> make friends with justin timberlake. >> i would say that's good advice for just about anybody. i'm betty nguyen on nbc. we hope this is your first stop on nbc. rt of sneeze season. the wind-blown watery eyes. [ sniffling ] the sniffling guy on the bus. and, of course, the snow angels with your little angels. tha

jonah says he has much to do with genetic dispositions. the top cctv the round of tests for the age seven in mind that threw on some posts taken from beijing's poultry markets and suck up turned out to be negative. nearly twenty three thousand some polls from twelve thousand poultry farms and households across the capital. having collected since december twenty third of the six million poultry from twenty seven thousand bombs and households have also received compulsory immunizations since the end of december beijing reported its first human eight seven and nine infection of the year on generate twenty third the coming spring festival holiday typically brings the rise in poultry consumption. some health experts have called on the to stay away from my poultry and as we mentioned that the us to maintain good hygiene habits during the festivities spring festival rushes are now in its camp and id the country's transport system is not going to be hit by the passenger volume being that many promises ryo riots have been operating at full capacity

one of the biggest surprises was that jonah hill's second oscar nomination for "the wolf of wall streetne more than redford has received in his entire career. speaking of "the wolf of wall street" jimmy kimmel has been watching the marketing campaign that has helped get the movie multiple nominations >>> one of the pictures that was nominated, "the wolf of wall street." they are not apologizing for the profanity but embracing it. >> now, it is nominated for five academy awards, including best -- picture, best -- director, martin scorsese, best a actor, leonardo dicaprio. >> i absolutely love it. it is one of the most popular shows on cable television. a controversy may have taken some quack out of "the duck dynasty." >> they are the worst, like a terrible technological snowball coming down the mountain. you can't stop it. >> i am not into wasting time listening to tom and jerry talk about who they think are going to win the super bowl. >> first, one person responds and then someone tries to be funny and then we get off the subject. >> it will be midnight and they are still talking about

i was convinced that we will continue to do every weekend to kick stop the sparse as jonah sortie state. it will not be easy this is gonna take time to see all the most important is ranked as diary by an aunt is the standard among experienced to be able to reach an agreement. only the future of their country and we will all help them to do so. i really didn't want to you. details to come to you. minister lavrov called he likened it to induce you think. for these vary your support and extend job here is to have had a slow morning to discuss concepts. i think that term. i wasleased to inform you all. all that preparation time. as for the meeting in malta. on the twenty second of june already. and that in the preparation is also for the direct negotiations between the government and field position and syria kyle reese was petitioned by boston united nations in geneva on top of the twenty fourth. not extremely grateful to you for the airport. due to all countries together with many other countries. keep writing no keypad. that is close to the topmost here for the confidence to take place in

mccain sat down with jonah hull. >> i think it's a clear violation, not only of their human rights butf any aspect of freedom of the press. al jazeera has been chronicing events in egypt probably more intensively than any other world network, and for the egyptian government to keep them in prison, i think, is another indicator that this military government and really that's what it is is, is not keeping with the standards of international behavior that we would expect. >> and yet this is a government that talks of democracy and elections. what would your message be if you could send one directly to the government about locking up journalists in terms of freedom of the press? what would your message be? >> my message to the egyptian government, and i know these people is and has been if you want to be part of the community of nations and have our cooperation and assistance, then you cannot engage in practices such as the arbitrary imprisonment of members of the media. >> reporter: let me bring up first of all the topic of the day, the syria talks taking place not far away from here -- >