i can't fail jonah. >> reporter: that's how jonah's just begun foundation began. instead of his usual spot behind the camera, jonah's dad got out in front and the crew of had the rei followed. >> he put some flyers -- elementary followed. >> he put some flyers out about the fundraiser going on. >> right now we have spearheaded all this without no federal dollars. i'm nickel and diming my friends and family to pay for the research. >> jill and jeremy hope clinical trials will lead to a cure. miller won't stop until there is one. >> what a cute family. >> to learn more about the syndrome you can check out jonah's website. we have a link on ours at www.wusa9.com. >> how much money are they looking for? >> they're talking millions for these trials and they're done right here in our backyard at nih. >> johnnie lee miller seemed a lot more laid back than the character we see on tv. >> he still has that same passion and it's really cool to see him out and front and center with a cause like this. he said he wasn't looking for something. the cause found him and elementary

jonah hill, everybody.jimmy: this is a message to let you know about a new documentary called northlandz about the world's largest model railroad. eight miles of track, over 100 trains and more than 100 bridges. we captured all the intricate details of this fascinating miniature world. >> if you have a talent to do something anybody, i don't care what you do for a living you've got to give it to the world. >> i heard about north lands. this is one of the biggest model railroads for the entire world. i'm excited to get there and get to work and push limits of my craft. >> for this project, i chose that cam kra that will get me into tight spaces and get me into unique vantage points. i'm expecting it to be quite eccentric. >> that is insane. >> hey, bruce. >> how you doing? >> nice to meet you finally. >> an artist is somebody who's passionate about creating things from nothing. >> you really can give it a soul. i have to do what my ideas tell me to do. hopefully this will be somewhat immortal. for a while af

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i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the time jonah and paul get into the water, the victimnowhere to be found. both trained lifeguards, jonah and paul frantically searched the murky water, knowing they don't have much time. >> we both had our heads above water and looking around and we couldn't see him. we knew he was under. we looked at each other and just went under and we both swam straight down to see if we could run into something. >> but the man is nowhere in sight. they dive down again, and this time paul doesn't come up alone. jonah rushes to help. >> when we got to the surface, paul had his arm around james and was holding his head above the water. james was completely limp, ashen gray. i didn't know if he was a corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isn't breathing, and jonah knows he needs to get him out of water fast, but hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fool's errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes that som

know better sleep with sleep number. >>> it was jonah hill's dream job.azoff, the crack smoking, sadistic sidekick to leonardo dicaprio's jordan belfour. >> you're all right. >> for hill, a different kind of part. and a very different appearance. did you know then that you were going to have to wear the teeth? >> yes, yes. we had talked about what his look would look like. you know, he wanted donnie to look like a lit match. his hair is wild and crazy, he's just like a stick of dynamite. >> $22 million in three [ bleep ] days! >> did you sleep in the teeth? >> i didn't sleep with them in, but i had such a horrible lisp with them in, i had to talk on the phone for an hour and a half to two hours every day with them in. and since no one in my personal life would indull j me in doing that with me, i would call different businesses, like best buys and targets. i couldn't go in somewhere, so i would call best buy, especially this one in hawaii, and their customer service was amazing. i would speak on the phone with them for like an hour and a half, two hours e

jonah's best friend from preschool. 7-year-old dylan says his friendship with jonah is as awesome as he wrote a book of the same name. >> i like to help my friend. that's the biggest chocolate bar. >> reporter: at $20 a copy, the book has turned into a sweet success. >> cool. i'm going to take ten of them, then. >> reporter: raising more than $500,000, from new friends with big hearts in all 50 states and 42 countries. and every cent goes to the florida lab where they now truly believe they are getting close. >> it's now reality. it's not just a dream, that these children can be cured. >> reporter: 10, 15 years from now, where will the two of you be? >> friends. >> high school. high school and probably his disease will be cured. >> thank you. >> reporter: just last week, the hospital awarded dylan for his service. it is all "america strong." and it's as awesome as a chocolate bar. steve osunsami, abc news, gainesville, florida. >> it sure is. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. i'll see you again, right here, tomorrow night. good ni

cardioviva. >>> it was jonah hill's dream job. acting in a martin scorsese film.istic side kick to leonardo dicaprio's jordan belfort. for hill, a different part and a very different appearance. >> did you know then you were going to have to wear the teeth? >> yes, yes. we had talked about what his look would look like. and, you know, my thing was i kind of wanted donnie to look like a lit match. his hair's, like, wild and crazy and blond and orange. and he's just kind of like a stick of dynamite. >> $22 million in three [ bleep ] hours! >> bad dynamite. >> did you sleep in the teeth? >> i didn't sleep with them in. but i had such a horrible lisp when i put them in that i had to talk on the phone for an hour and a half to two hours every day with them in order to get rid of the lisp. since no one in my personal life would obviously indulge me in doing that with me, i would call different businesses. so i would call, like, best buys. and targets. i couldn't go in somewhere and be donnie. if someone recognized me it would be really embarrassing. so i would call best

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my buddy jonah hill came to visit. and you know, jonah and i are both really big into twitter.alk to each other in person. here, take a look. hey, what's up jonah? >> jimmy, nothing much. things are a little crazy lately. hashtag, living la vida loca. what's up with you? >> jimmy: just having my morning joe. hashtag, living la vida mocha. hashtag, no coffee no workee. by the way, congrats on your oscar nomination. hashtag, wolf of wall street. >> thanks man. hashtag, blessed. >> jimmy: who knows, maybe you're gonna win. hashtag, duh winning. hashtag, old references. hashtag, yeah baby. hashtag, my wife. >> hey how is your daughter? hashtag real talk. >> jimmy: she's great. actually we play a lot of games. hashtag, pattycake. hashtag, peek-a-boo. hashtag, got your nose. hashtag, speaking of got your nose, i think somebody's played that with lord voldemort. hashtag, just watched "prisoner of azkaban. hashtag, get my wizard on. hashtag, professor snape. hashtag, harry potter. [ laughter ] can you believe it's 2014 already? hashtag, time flies. hashtag, where have all of the years

. >> from ambler, pennsylvania, and germantown academy, jonah kallenbach. [ applause ] >> this mightars, but these winners are scientists. the intel science awards recognizes high-school seniors who solve real-world problems. for example, jonah took second place for taking on the challenge of a dangerous kind of protein. >> i basically built a computer-science tool, which solves this problem by predicting exactly when a disordered protein is going to bind to an older protein, and what that interaction looks like. >> let me translate -- jonah is on track to finding a better way to treat cancer. as for the first-place winner... >> sara volz. [ applause ] >> ...her project focused on using algae for fuel. >> i feel like there were so many deserving people, and, like, all of the people who i got to meet this week are so smart, and their projects are so amazing that... i'm really stunned and honored and amazed. >> all this excitement happens every year at the intel awards. 40 finalists from across the country came to washington, d.c., for a super-charged science fair. >> and these can be

please welcome jonah hill. ♪ >> jimmy: what have you been up to.s it my imagination or are you in a busy time right now? >> we've been around the world promoting "the wolf of wall street." there's academy awards and we all got nominated. >> jimmy: there's a lot of work associated with that, right? >> yeah, yeah. we go and talk about the film. it's very exciting. >> jimmy: i would imagine. i. >> yeah. i get to be with my hero. >> jimmy: oh, thanks, man. oh, oh, i see. >> all the way from sochi.

. >>> now to jonah hal in our european news center. >> jane, thank you.alks have been stalled for almost two years, but many believe economic necessity may finally bring about a solution. the island has been divided since the turkish invasion in 1974 triggered by a greeked-aimed coup. turkey has occupied the north but lacks international recognition. in 2004, the un put forward a reunification blueprint, but greek separatists voted against the plan. here is the report. >> reporter: it's only the beginning of the beginning. the process will likely makes months or even a year, but this meeting in the no man'sland may be the most auspicious start cyprus has had. >> recently the business community from both sides came together, calling on the leaders, to reinitiate their talks and reunite guidance as soon as possible, because they declare this the only way out of the economic predicament that cyprus finds itself in. >> reporter: studies suggest a $15 billion boost for the economies. think basis for talks is still the same, to create a federation of two consti

jonah?y loser insofar as all this investment in the olympics, all of that, all the prestige, that's all gone. the only hitch is he doesn't care. my winner of the week is todd. i don't know who todd is, but he is the guy who wrote the memo about the 1994 state of the union address in the clinton administration warning that clinton should not go out and say you get to keep your doctor and your healthcare plan because we don't want to get caught overpromising something we know isn't true. excellent. >> >>> this is a fox news alert. the crisis in ukraine growing more urgent by the minute. you crane leaders accusing moscow of invading. russian planes crossing the border. seizing the main airport. ukraine's acting president urging president putin to stop provocations. and pull back military sources. we have a live report from the region in a few minutes. here in the united states, president obama warning russia there will be costs for military intervention in ukraine. from the latest correspondent

. >>> just nine days now until oscar sunday and jonah hill nominated for his acclaimed performance inhris connelly what it was really like working with his director, martin scorsese and co-scar leo dicaprio. >> reporter: lately you've seen jonah hill in martin scorsese's five oscar nominated "the wolf of wall street" playing from donny azoff. >> technically do one for me. >> reporter: he's this tight with co-star leonardo dicaprio king of the world of film. more than happy to toss jonah a "titanic" lifeline during his "snl" host stint. >> am i the king of the world. >> yes, rose, yes you're flying. >> reporter: for his performance he's been nominated for ang academy award. now you are a two-time oscar nominee. >> i'm just incredibly honored. i don't think any actor actually think that's going to happen to them. >> he has that innocence about him, but jonah also with leo was interesting. it's like a little comedy team. >> reporter: his need to please scorsese would put him in a tight spot in which a drug dealer confronts donny violently. >> scorsese is going, well, i don't know. it doe

in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the preciselyeasured cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out of funding, but help is coming from an unexpected place. jonah's best friend from preschool, 7-year-old dillon siegal says his friendship is as awesome as a chocolate bar and he wrote a book of the same name. >> i like to help my friend. that is the biggest chocolate bar. at $20 a copy it has turned into a sweet success and raising half a million dollars from new friends with big hearts in all 52 states and 48 countries. every cent goes to the florida lab where they truly believe they are getting close. >> it is now reality. it is not just a dream that these children can be cured. >> 10, 15 years from

. >> coming up next jonah hill on "jimmy kimmel live". >> i'm in for carolyn.ing us. >> we appreciate your time as always connect on line twitter facebook and mobile device with our new 7 news app. appreciate your time. >> news starts tomorrow morning at 4 >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jonah hill. from "duck dynasty," willie & korie robertson. olypian kate hansen. and music from new politics. with cleto and the cletones. and now check it out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the preciselyred cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out of funding, but help is coming from an unexpected place. jonah's best friend from preschool, 7-year-old dillon siegal says his friendship is as awesome as a chocolate bar and he wrote a book of the same name. >> i like to help my friend. that is the biggest chocolate bar. at $20 a copy it has turned into a sweet success and raising half a million dollars from new friends with big hearts in all 52 states and 48 countries. every cent goes to the florida lab where they truly believe they are getting close. >> it is now reality. it is not just a dream that these children can be cured. >> 10, 15 years from now

in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the precisely measured cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out of funding, but help is coming from an unexpected place. jonah's best friend from preschool, 7-year-old dillon siegal says his friendship is as awesome as a chocolate bar and he wrote a book of the same name. >> i like to help my friend. that is the biggest chocolate bar. at $20 a copy it has turned into a sweet success and raising half a million dollars from new friends with big hearts in all 52 states and 48 countries. every cent goes to the florida lab where they truly believe they are getting close. >> it is now reality. it is not just a dream that these children can be cured. >> 10, 15 years fr

live to jonah fischer in the biggest city. jonah, it's a fairly direct accusation.what do they make of it? >> reporter: well, officially they have made no comment. it's not the first time these allegations have been made against msf. it is a charity that operates providing medical services, doctors and clinics into some of the hardest to reach parts of rakhine state in particular. they go to camps for people who fled the violence there between the buddhist community and the muslim hahinga community. they are now suspended in terms of their operations. and discussions are yon going in the capital of myanmar as to what will happen now. >> what is the scale of the problem? how many people are relying on help from msf? >> i was speaking to self members of the aid community this afternoon. they say this is very serious. a massive impact is the way one of them described it. it doesn't just have programs. they have been working in the state for 20 years. they have anti malaria programs, hiv programs on the ground. they have a pretty extensive reach. so if this is followed

joannhnn jonah, full-time job. the first thing i talked about. consumer complaints they can't get their doctors. people with cancer, people dying from diseases. so now insurance companies saying oh, no, they figured it out. they can't get their doctors so we're going to add the doctors. then what happens? >> you're exactly right. the reason why this is so hard to follow, obamacare in general has been like a house on fire. what the people defending obamacare do, they simply take everything flammable and throw it like five feet away and wait for the fire to catch up with it. it's like bailing out a boat with a hole in the bottom. the problems keep coming up because the thing is fundamentally flawed. here we have -- what the insurance companies did, we're going to save money giving fewer options, runs right up to the promise you can keep your doctor. people screaming bloody murder. hey, you said i can keep my doctor. a lot of legislators and federal government say we're going to fix that, cost insurance companies more, mean eventually higher premium

jonah, thank you. we'll see you next time. >> thanks.lays since the law first took effect. think about that, 25. the first was way back at the end of 201, there were 22 changes announced last year including delays of the employer mandate and the sign-up deadlines. all of these changes were straight from the administration itself making changes to the law without congressional consent. martha: well, these decisions affect millions of people since the exchange has opened, about three million people have enrolled in a private health insurance plan. those are the checks that the president puts in the good box right now. but more than 6.2 million people have gotten letters saying that their insurance is canceled because obamacare made their plans illegal under the new law, and now it look like some of those may be extended as long as three years. gregg: maybe they weren't so junk after all? >>> and another fox news alert, two straight months, two straight dismal job reports. we are awaiting white house reaction now on the so-called recovery h

let's get more from jonah hall in our european news center. >> thank you. opposition to the draft law has been growing steadily since it was unveiled in december. the bill would allow only -- would allow abortions in cases of rape or if the mother's health was at risk. on saturday, protesters gathered in the thousands to call for the proposal to be shelved. here is the report. >> fighting for their right to choose. it is the biggest demonstration so far. >> i am 60 years old and this does not affect me directly but my children and grandchildren need this to change. politicians cannot interfere in our private lives. >> under a draft bill a woman would only be able to terminate her pregnancy in exceptional circumstances in cases of rape or if her health was in eveer danger. but even then they need permission from two separate doctors to abort. >> this law attacks women directly and leaves them completely unprotected forcing us to abort illegally to become criminals and risk our lives. the government can't force me to give birth. >> the protest is delivered a

i just want to enjoy it. >> rose: jonah hill. the great jonah hill. >> it's amazing.you can have a certain thought process for what you think a scene is going to be and someone comes in and tears everything apart in front of you and you have to ride with it. >> leonardo dicaprio character and my character starts with this company that sells penny stocks and basically under serving people working class people by selling them a dream. >> rose: and who is donny your character. >> he's my character and he is probably the closest thing to an animal ever portrayed on screen as far as no impulse control, no moral decision-making. just someone completely heartless. >> rose: how did you prepare for it. >> i met with leonardo dicaprio before i met with martin scorsese. i seen them exist and really was saddened by the fact they don't care about anything besides things. all they care about is more and more and feeling some hole that's never going to be filled and not caring to get those thing. i said i have to play this character. it was an interesting process because i'm usually

jonah goldberg writing an editorial in "real clear politics."epublicans traditionally nominate the next guy in line while democrats favor outsiders but he says that might now be changing. he writes, the most interesting dynamic about the presidential race so far is that the democrats are behaving like republicans and vice versa. well, jonah goldberg is also editor-at-large of nationalreview.online. he is a fox news contributor and booed enough to join us this morning. i like the way you started that piece of the you said it is too early to start about 2016. now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's talk about 2016. what do you mean the roles are reversed this time? >> going back to wendell will can i, a figure that looms large in all of our minimumries, republicans have always gone for the guy who was, whose turn it was with two exceptions. eisenhower beat hitler and conquered europe and that was a special case. and barry goldwater who was a special case. everybody else, dole, bush, romney, mccain, these are all people sort of, it was the

jonah, indeed.government is worried that young men are being radicalized by extreme clerics. but local muslims say they are concerned they are being targeted and becoming the targets of a government track are crack town after a police raid killed eight people at a mosque on sunday. from southern kenya katherine soy reports. >> reporter: she has been waiting for her 16 year old son's body for three days now, he was shot when the police entered the mosque on sunday to break up a meeting they believe was radicalizing the youth. eight people including a police officer are said to have been killed. 129 suspects, children, men, mothers carrying babies were arrested. >> translator: my son is not a terrorist he was at the mosque getting advice on how to live in accordance to the core ran. >> reporter: police say they found material that can prove that this mosque is being used to recruit fighters to join somalia's al tha al that lob it. it's one of two recruiting. >> it's a threat to national security and t

darren in doha, back to you. >> jonah thank you.ow strong winds mean people in beijing can breathe a little easier. for days the city has been covered in smog 20 times higher than healthy levels. >> reporter: they can finally see the sun. after nearly a week of smog they have been suffering like the rest of northern china from hazardous pollution levels. but being home to much of the country's iron and steal production, they have had some of the worst air. >> the smog was really bad this time. we couldn't even see the up. >> there are too many cars and too many factories. the government should do something as a priority 2347 in nearby beijing people have been living in a twilight world under polluted skies. you can see and smell the pollution. you can also touch it. this is the car we've been traveling around. it was last washed three days ago. and this is what's built up on the roof since then. a thin layer of airborne particles. people in beijing and surrounding particles have been breathing this for weeks. >> widespread disconten

jonah will play jewel who was wrongly named a suspect.siness to do. >> they were so good together. >> they relly are and i'm curious to see if scorsese has anything to do with this. i now just say both names. >> okay. >> yeah. >> marty. >> it's going to be marty. >> i like that. >>> well, that's what i call him but -- also in "pop news" this morning, an incredible find. we heard through the grapevine a man got a lot more than he bargained for after picking up old records at a garage sale in detroit. turns out one of the vintage records he paid 00 ce50 cents f contained marvin gaye's passports tucked into one of the album's sleeves. that 50 cent record is worth at least $20,000. >> wow. >> yeah. >> amazing. >>> and that's why -- >> brake for yard sales. >> i brake for yard sales. >> we were waiting tore that. >> i didn't say package ma. >> that's true. >> you're not allowed to say magna. >> tay in your lane. >>> finally, everybody, in just a few minutes you will meet the very, very, very lucky lady who won a date with george clooney. it wa

. >>> and i'm jonah with the rest of the news from europe including awaiting sentence the two men whoacked a british soldier to death on a london street. and france's top court reverses a decision that would have sent three rwanda genocide suspects back to rwanda. >>> so it's again the news hour begins with a crisis in ukraine. neighboring russia is turning up the pressure. moscow says it will protect its naval fleet. and putin has ordered military drills. russia's black sea fleet is based in the area, and that has been the scene of fighting between russian and anti-government protesters. tim friend is in this the ukrainian capitol. these statements from russia, pretty new. tim, how is it going down where you are? >> well, you can imagine that everyone here is living on their nerves at the moment. it's not only the situation internally, but still extremely volatile of course because it's unresolved as ousted former president is still on the run somewhere, and there is as of yet no proper interim leadership, but as you have just been mentioning, this goes much wider than what is happen

jonah realizes this is a no-win situation. if he goes to nineveh and tells them to repent and they do, or years later they will say why do we have to repent, nothing happened? or if he goes and are destroyed, then he is a false prophet. it is what i call the paradox of prophecy. it is in no-win situation. you could ask the same question in the middle east. if america had not named keynes over 50 years, maybe nothing would have happened. -- evan america had not maintain this for over 50 years, maybe nothing would have happened then the paradox would have been there. why did america maintain the gemini? there is no conclusive answer to your question. the decision-makers in real-time is something i have learned to appreciate as a historian has to confront the paradox all of the time. every day. they have my sympathy and often by respect. sometimes even when they make the wrong decisions. they know if they make a certain decision, and may have untold consequences. if they do not make a decision and may also have untold consequence

news about the book of jonah. and jonah, the shortest book in the bible. it tells the star of a profit, you've got to go to nineveh and say to them, i probably said that wrong, if you don't repent you will be destroyed. and jonah realizes this is a no win situation. that if he goes to nineveh and tells them to repent and if you repent, three years later they will say why do we have to repent? nothing happen. or did he goes to nineveh and they don't repent and they're destroyed, and jonah is a false prophet. that's what i call the paradox of prophecy. it's a no win situation. and you can ask the same question about the maintenance of american hegemony in the middle east. if america had not maintained hegemony over 50 years, maybe nothing untoward or unfortunate what happened but if america had led -- had let its guard down and something worse than 9/11 had happened, then the paradox would've been there. why didn't america maintain its hegemony? so there is no conclusive answer to your question. and the decision-makers in real time, something i've learned to

>> playing sledding. >> jonah and mom? jonah is out here with his sled.t off work? >> no. >> i can come with you? >> no. >> no? jonah! oh, man. enjoy. get out of here. bye. those are the people who get to have a snow day. how is atlanta faring in the latest winter storm. the city that ground to a halt in the last winter storm taking another day off. no traffic jams. down by the airport. >> the storms come in quickly and leave just as fast. what we are seeing right now is the sun light which is not a bad thing. the temperature is up and the ice on the roads is melting. there tens of thousands of people without power. we spoke to a few folks about how they are coping with it. >> now there is a new challenge for those who lot of power and more outages are expected. >> left in the dark, gala and alfred had to sleep through the cold. >> how did you get through the night? >> stayed up and prayed, i guess. it's really cold. down in the lower degrees. managed what i could. >> this community in georgia, one of the hardest hit when it comes to power outages. nearly

jonah hill. he has big teeth in the movie. and he's friend with leo. it's good movie. watch it now.. that's it? >> jimmy: thank you. thank you again, yaya. thanks for sticking around to the end this time also. that's yaya, everybody. music from switchfoot. and two academy award nominee, june squibb and matthew mcconaughey. >> if you could stop world hunger, if you could put an end to it forever, would you eat a tire? >> my only thought process in this is that there are so many worse things i would eat. >> what else would you eat? >> a mile of dish towel. >> you would eat a mile of dish towel. >> yeah, to end world hunger. >> jimmy: have you ever been touched by an angel. >> i dated somebody from the angels once. >> jimmy: from the team? oh, so you have been touched by an angel. you've literally been touched by an angel. >> i have. >> jimmy: a dodger? >> never a dodger. but an angel. >> jimmy: what's the weirdest thing about your mom. >> superstitioustitionuperstiti. because she is thai. the third week of every month, i have to walk up a staircase with a crab shell full of rice. >> j

but now jonah hill and dicaprio are teaming up again.was a suspect in the olympic park bombings. a media circus surrounded him until he was eventually cleared of any wrongdoing. of course, he was actually the hero of the bombing. he had cleared out the area and saved maybe 100 lives. a representative for jonah hill confirms that he will play the ex-cop and dicaprio will play a lawyer that jewell need casually. >>> the day before hoffman died, what those who encountered the actor and his demeanor. police are slowly putting together the timeline. the mother of hoffman's three children says he seemed, quote, high when she ran into him on saturday afternoon and in a phone conversation later that night. hoffman was also spotted withdrawing money from a supermarket atm and walking off with two men wearing messenger bags. 50 envelopes of heroin was found along with used syringes. that's it for "the lead". i'm jake tapper. tomorrow i'll be talking to secretary of state john kerry. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer. >>> a stunning new congressi

let's go ba can to jonah in london with more news out of europe. high wednesday and heavy rainfall are continuing to deluge parts of europe even though temperatures haven't been as low as usual. that's done nothing to stop the weather woes until pain, the u.k. as simon mcgregory woods reports now >> reporter: torrential rain fell all over italy. coastal defenses were battered by waves whipped up by storm-force winds. towns and villages were flooded. ancient landmarks. in rome, it was close to overflowing. what fellow as rain at sea level fet at snow in the mountains. it rained on the pope's weekly address where he called for prayers for those affected. do not leave brothers in affliction out of our concrete solidarity. dear brothers and sisters, i am thinking of you: damaging sea walls, causing widespread disruption. parts of southern eke land it has been like this. huge land has been inundated with towns and villages cut off, low lying land prone to flooding, but rarely this bad. 2 gray years. this year, the second that happened. happened in 1999

jonah, to you first.you think there is some sense in what governor jindal has to saysome. >> yeah, i think governor jindal is absolutely half right. [laughter] in the sense that he's absolutely right that the republicans need to have a positive agenda, they need to put forward some proposals about how they would do things differently. but then again, republicans are doing that. dave camp just yesterday came out with a bold new tax reform idea. there are lots of different ideas how to replace obamacare going around on capitol hill, and at the same time where i think he's sort of wrong is of course republicans should be attacking obamacare in part because the people who are watching these ads, the midterm electorate, tend to be the kind of people who are still watching tv, first of all, and tend to be the kind of people who are most adversely harmed by obamacare. why not, you know, try to galvanize those people, those independents, those voters to vote against the supporters of obamacare? jon: all right. bu

joe jonah howe will try to tell us. >> there were run-ups by the anti-guy legislation and overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. the games are ending with russia top of the medals table, so as sochi prepares to stage the closing ceremony, how are those olympics being viewed? well, we can go to rory live in sochi to answer that question for us. rory, has it been a success, do you think? >> reporter: well, as you just said, jonah, russia is on top of the medals table, and never underestimate the warm, fuzzy feeling that that engenders in a host nation. so the athletes is have done well. this is good for public mood here, and what is good for public mood here is good for slad vladimir putin. i think on that front these games have been a success for him, but looking back over the last two weeks of sport and also the controversy that preceded it, it certainly hasn't all been positive. when the sochi olympics finally burst into life two weeks ago, the event was already carrying huge burdens. for some, particularly in the west, these were the homophobic games. they were the terrorist games ab

. >> and i am jonah hull with the other news from europe.terror attacks and russia top of the medals table. sochi celebrates as the most expensive olympics ever come to a close. and people in the divided city boat voyt for a new mayor for the 40 time in four months. ♪ ♪ >>> still mass protests in the ukrainian capital of kiev many people are demanding that those behind the recent violence space justice. even u. foreign policy chief katherine ashton will visit ukraine on monday for talks with key players. the parliament is trying to resolve the power vacuum left by the departure of president victor yanukovych. it appointed alexander as the interim president, he's a close ally of yulia tymoshenko. but the former prime minister says she won't seek to be elected in any future government. and it's still not known where exactly yanukovych is. from kiev here is the latest. >> reporter: victory came at a cost. there is no euphoria in independence square. instead, we found grief. they have lost too much to celebrate. and anyway, they are too exhauste

jonah hill, he worked with you on a movie.era 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 fo 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, yes. 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 do it now beca

jonah, no surprise. we knew the president was going to do it. he said pen and paper, elves going to do executive orders to get things done that he doesn't believe he can do legislatively. this is small potatoes, is it not? >> yeah, this is eventually t e theatri theatrics. more than anything else. only about 1% of workers make minimum wage. that's of the entire economy. this is basically aimed at only new federal contractors. basically, federal contractors don't get paid in the minimum wage to begin with. the association says that it's something like 3% of employees doing federal contracts overall get paid minimum wage. so we're talking about something much smaller than even that 3% to begin with. >> but the messaging, right? he wants congress, of course, to pass minimum wage, raising it, by a significant amount for all workers across america. but explain to me, because you had a really interesting point. how do the unions factor into this? >> right. one of the main reasons why democrats are always talking about the minimum wage is that one, cul

a lot of best actor and best supporting actors you saw for jonah hill and scorcese for best director and best picture. anything can happen. i as well as you were very entertain and i was blown away. leo, i always expect him to be great. >> he's amazing. >> great in everything. >> jonah hill i have to say is one of my favorites. he just crushes in this part. >> i can't wait to see more of him. in in general and in movies. christa smith, i look forward to watching and we will be watching the on one you had with all these stars. hear with amy adams and more of what will be there. 10:00 eastern tonight. cnn spotlight and the nominees are. thank you very much. coming up, facebook drops a cool $19 billion on something that is called what's app. it's a popular messaging service, but is it worth $19 billion? the guy who invented this used to be on food stamps and now he's doing pretty well for himself. his story is coming up. also ahead, protesters in ukraine facing bullets from snipers. more than 100 people killed so far in these violent clashes and with that number rising, news that the u.

. >> can i talk about jonah hill? >> mm-hmm. >> did you bring jonah into this project? to marty and he hired him on the board. >> marty said, i don't know if you can handle it. >> i got such a kick watching "saturday night live" recently. all of a sudden leonardo dicaprio comes out and it's you. you re-enact that whole "titanic" scene along with the music. >> i really wanted to support jonah and somebody suggested that right on the stage and at first i was a little skeptical. >> that's what i was wondering. >> it was actually pretty damn flying. >> when you hear the "titanic" song or you hearing i'm king of the world, do you cringe or is it okay? >> it was such a long time ago, but it was such a huge part of my life. people maybe think i have a reaction to that film but the truth is i'm incredibly proud of it. not only that the movie has really made me in control of my career. >> listen. i first met leonardo dicaprio. you became so good in that role. that's when you were nominated for your first oscar and here we go to 2014 and you're nominated for another oscar. when y

. >>> i am jonah hall in london. among the stories in europe. stalemate in

. >> matthew mcconaughey, leo dicaprio, jonah hill, all terrific. let's go through some of the stories. a female employee shaved her head for $10,000 in front of the baying mob of staff. true? >> true. to get breast implants. it was even worse. the whole idea -- >> to get breast implants she shaved her head for 10,000. >> yes. i guess the philosophy was her hair would grow back and it would all be perfect in six months. amazing the rationalization. it's interesting you brought that scene up. i think that was a scene that it personally disturbed me and probably disturb add lot of people when you see it. >> did it at the time disturb you or were you too high? >> it wasn't i was so high. it started we shaved a guy's head for $10,000. that was really fun. within a year, head shaving was $50. like the price went down. >> $50? >> you become numb. that's what happened with insanity and all this sort of stuff you do. what seems amazing at first becomes commonplace after awhile. you don't lose your soul all at once. you lose it a little bit at a time increme

. >> i'm jonah hall with all the news from europe including the latest from ukraine where opposition activist recovers after his alleged kidnap and

it also features some of the biggest names in hollywood, such as will ferrell, morgan freeman and jonahl. the movie earned $69 million. the monuments men starring george clooney earned 22 million does. new movie, vampire academy, earned $4 million. >> leigh glaser has the final look at the forecast and live doppler 7hd. >> we just had this -- this will be our last wave of moisture to make its way across the bay area. it's shifting from the north boy which has been pounded, heading to the east and south bay, and once this moves out of here overnight tonight, we may deal with a few morning showers, after that look for afternoon clearing, great day on tuesday, and then more rain chances next weekend. >> thank you so much. join us for the abc7 morning news tomorrow, starting at 4:30 for the latest on the winter storm. you can also track the rain anytime by adding live doppler 7hd to your twitter feed. it's it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you become at 9:00 and ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and

it also features some of the biggest names in hollywood, such as will ferrell, morgan freeman and jonahie earned $69 million. the monuments men starring george clooney earned 22 million does. new movie, vampire academy, earned $4 million. >> leigh glaser has the final look at the forecast and live doppler 7hd. >> we just had this -- this will be our last wave of moisture to make its way across the bay area. it's shifting from the north boy which has been pounded, heading to the east and south bay, and once this moves out of here overnight tonight, we may deal with a few morning showers, after that look for afternoon clearing, great day on tuesday, and then more rain chances next weekend. >> thank you so much. join us for the abc7 morning news tomorrow, starting at 4:30 for the latest on the winter storm. you can also track the rain anytime by adding live doppler 7hd to your twitter feed. it's it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you become at 9:00 and 11:00.

. >> hey, what's up, jonah? >> jimmy, nothing much. things have been a little crazy lately.g joe _#living lavita mocha. no coffee no worky. congrats on your oscar no, ma'am nation, _#wolf of wall street. >> _#wrau, baby, -#my wife. >> _#yeah, baby. >> _#my money on my mind. >> hey, guys. _#been done. >> _#where whatevs. >> _#haters going to hate. _#i'm over you dog. >> twitter talk takes over the tonight show. must see of brian and lester. _#special cameo appearance. snap chat, look out. what's app is eegd your lunch and joining the cool kids at the facebook table and doing it for billions. the mind-blowing deal. then the truce fails. deadly violence between kiev and police in protesters after the stalled diplomatic talks. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> hey, good morning. i'm thomas roberts, february the 20th, and welcome too "way too early." breaking news this morning, we start out with violence breaking out once more in

britain are vulnerable and alone and don't take up most never be allowed to be forgotten are abounding jonah told rte news central dublin. the dublin circuit criminal court has been told a former rman of anglo irish bank sean fitzpatrick of regrets it now becoming more personally involved in a deal to lend money to ten customers have the time to buy and own shares. the dome top part of the transaction which is the subject of criminal charges against mr fitzpatrick and two former directors of the bank hectic weekend and when i get scared they deny giving illegal loans to sixteen people to buy shares in anglo in two thousand today. the former chief financial officer of congo irish bank not more and who has immunity from prosecution continued his evidence today. he told the court is the only direct knowledge of former chairman sean its tactics involvement in the transaction at the center of this case was a conversation he had with him in july two thousand and eight. i know accents money to ten customers of the time to buy some of the shares which businessman sean quinn has an interest that make