for that, julianne moore is our person of the week.sh off her oscar nomination, for her role in "still alice," julianne moore on the dignity of the woman she plays, a mother, a wife whose life suddenly changes. it wasn't lost on me the woman you portray in the movie is almost the same age. >> she is younger. >> reporter: her character diagnosed with early on set alzheimer's. >> everything i have worked for in my entire life is going. >> here is a time she has achieved a lot. she has a successful marriage and her kids are great and suddenly, she is faced with the end of her life. >> reporter: in real life, julianne, a wife and mother herself. her son 17, her daughter, 12 1/2 now. i look at it in this country as a silent struggle. >> yeah, very much so. and people believe the condition is aging when it's not. it's a disease. and you are actually able to see the signs of the disease more clearly in a younger person. and people think, oh -- >> the moment when you are running. and everything sort of becomes -- >> i felt i had a real respons

this is julianne moore.h. >> jimmy: mockingjay part one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is the first time you're involved with "the hunger games." >> that's right. just trying to get last. >> jimmy: just trying to get a a little -- [ laughter ] >> just trying to get left. wait till you see it. it's super funny. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i am so funny! >> jimmy: oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> it's really funny! >> jimmy: now, now, now who do you play? who do you play? >> i play, i play the president of the revolution. >> jimmy: that's right. >> yeah! the leader of the rebellion. >> jimmy: so you're gonna help katniss? >> yeah, i'm gonna help her, man! >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. yeah! we need you! [ cheers and applause ] >> we need to get in there! >> jimmy: we need you in there. >> yeah, yeah. we're gonna, yeah. we're gonna take that capitol on. we're gonna make it right. >> jimmy: yes, you have to. and are you -- >> that's right. telling jokes the entire time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, people must ask

tonight julianne moore on the emotional role that could win her an oscar. the movie that will make a lot of people think. >>> and cliffhanger. the story of an incredible climb, perhaps the most difficult ever attempted, as tonight people all over the world are following the vertical progress of two brave men. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the weather has turned serious tonight. a big area moving in to stay. the air has come from the arctic. it will stretch so far west to east and so deep into the south that tonight the estimate is most of the country, 240 million people, will be affected by this. one example, chicago may not reach a high of zero tomorrow. the wind chill map alone is rather chilling. and aside from the cold, as we'll hear in a moment, there are troubles in the west as well. first tonight we begin with nbc's kevin tibbles in chicago. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, much of america remains hunkered down tonight as

and i feel like when you -- i'm so excited any time i see julianne moore.to new york, they should give you a deck of 52 cards with people you want to see. [ laughter ] then, when you get julianne moore you get to turn that card over. >> totally. >> seth: because when you see her, she always looks so happy. she's so great in this. >> she's just cool. >> seth: she's super cool. >> she's one of the coolest chicks ever, yeah. >> seth: you also have -- alec baldwin is in the film. he plays your father. i've worked with alec a bunch, only in the realm of comedy. >> he's shy right? like no fun at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: no fun at all. no sense of humor. no ability to do 1,000 impressions and voices. but he's so -- >> uninteresting. >> seth: yeah, he's an uninteresting person. the other thing about him, which is -- no opinions. [ laughter ] alec, not a single opinion. >> no. no, he's so passive, actually. >> seth: yeah. >> and unintimidating. >> seth: the thing i always remember him saying is, "whatever you think." [ laughter ] that's my alec baldwin impression.

steven hawking bio pic "the theory of everything" and best actress julianne moore for her performanceuniversity professor battling on set alzheimer's in "still alice." >> best supporting actor honors to j.k. simmons for "whiplash." best supporting actress patricia arquette for her performance in "boyhood" >> the show i just started watching cast of "downton abbey." just won best ensemble. >> orange is the new black. congratulations, everybody. >> of course our s.a.g. awards coverage won't be complete without the touch of most important aspect of the night. what were they wearing? >> this year the red carpet was glittering. jewel tones took center stage. julianne moore led the pact bedazzling the emerald beaded givenchy couture gown. >> looks gorgeous. >> sofia vergara had a fire engine red gown by donna karan. >> keira knightley she joked that her waist disappeared hiding her baby bump. >> not to stage julianne moore, patricia arquette opted for hunter green. >> and lupita nyong'o's had a classic line in the gown by elie saab >> i have never seen her look bad in anything. >> no. >> >>

>> jon: julianne moore.e) >> oh pie goodness. >> jon: they're very excited to see you. >> thank you very very much. i just saw it really hot guy in a diaper backstage. >> jon: we did, it's been one of those the past couple of weaks, we thought you know what throw jason in a diaper it is one of those things, in case of emergency break glass. put jason in a diaper. >> he's doing it it and he is so-- . >> jon: and he does it to save our souls. congratulations on the golden globe really. >> thank you very much. (applause) >> jon: this is-- boy was i wrecked watching this film. now i don't know what your experience was. i know as an independent film you had to do it quickly. i have a history in my family of alzheimer disease,. you capture something in this that is remarkable for those of us who have gone through the similar thing. i don't know if you have had that experience. >> could no, i have been very luck aye and i haven't had any personal experience with alzheimer and because i hadn't i didn't know anything

that's what julianne moore portrays in the film. i wrote a column where i analyzed tv and movies for medical accuracy. she's about the best i have seen. i was doing this every week and a half to two weeks for six and a half years. she brings home the idea of somebody who is 50 years old that suddenly has a change. it's not just alzheimer's. it's the idea of facing death, mortality, disease at a young age. >> what is happening here is that we are talking about different stage of alzheimer's. that's important to know. what i want people out there to know is that there are things that we are capable of doing. certain things we cannot control, which is the progression of the disease. for example, we know lack of sleep certainly insomnia can affect stress, plays a role. that's when you forget one or two words here or there or where you left your keys. this is a real entity. i want people to really check their vitamin d level. there are studies that show low vitamin d and b-12 can mimic the signs of and symptoms of alzheimer's. one other

that's what julianne moore portrays in the film. i wrote for six years a column where i analyze tv and movies for medical accuracy. she is about the best i've seen. she really brings home the idea of somebody who is 50 years old, that suddenly has a change. and it's not just alzheimer's. it's the idea of facing death, facing mortality. facing disease at a very young age. >> i think what is happening here is that we're talking about different stage of alzheimer's. you may have mild problems to moderate to severe. that's important for people to know. what i want people to know is that there are basic things that we are capable of doing. certain things we cannot control which is the progress of the disease. so for example, we know lack of sleep certainly insomnia can affect us. stress plays a role. that's when you start forgetting one or two words here and there or where you left your keys. but this is a real entity. i want people to really check their vitamin "d" levels. studies show that low vitamin "d," low vitamin b-12 can mimic si

it's pretty fantastic. >> there are no walls remaining in julianne moore's path to success.ood film award. >> by observing these baby steps -- >> for "still alice" it is the portrail of a woman finding early onset alzheimer's. >> you know what it's like to live with alzheimer's. >> right. someone who's defined by her intellect. she's questioning who she is. >> and what what do i do when i can no longer do the things i do. >> yeah. how does she cope? how does she present herself? how does she fight her decline? how does she preserve her relationship? >> everything i've worked for in my entire life is going. it's all going. >> reporter: moore's performance in kwl stillal lis" may be the most recognized in her career but her biggest box office today came with the release of ""the hunger games": "mockingjay, part 1." tell me the story. it's because of your children. >> absolutely. my son read "the hunger games" when it came out. i started reading through it. i tore through it. i finished it. there was only one part i couldn't read. >> these revolutions about everyone -- >> my ki

the theory of everything and julianne moore as a victim of early onset alzheimer's. >> she weighed inis question winning the sag award and the golden globe make her the front-runner for oscar gold. >> it's hard to think about it when people keep bringing it up. honestly this has been a wild and wonderful ride. it hasn't been a year since we finished it. so the fact that any of this has happened has been an anomaly and has surprised me every single step of the way. >> she looks terrific. speaking of terrific, also the sag awards, the show within the show. the red carpet runway. julianne moore dazzling in a classic emerald beaded givenchy. >> and sophia vergara flashing her diamond ring and the back drop of her fire engine red silhouette gown by donna karen. >> and jennifer aniston with retro shades of olive. they all look fantastic. >> they do. i read that stuff as if i knew what i was talking about but i have no idea what it means. but everybody looks good. >> that's how i feel about the sports stories. >> fair enough. >> a new beauty queen taking her thrown. >> and it is ms. colombia

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- julianne moore michael cera musical guest kid rock

and julianne moore won best actress. with me now is film critic jason sullivan. what did you think "boyhood," magnificent family. 12 years in the making. do you think it was a worthy winner? >> if a thing's worth waiting for, it is worth the wait. and i think the awards are quite interesting. normally films come out around this time of year and they all push for these awards from the golden globes and the oscars but "boyhood" has been around for ages it debuted last april. so it's a little bit longer in the jegestation of making. it's a slow burner. and it proved itself that that film, which is kind of about growing up and about life itself, has attracted a lot more attention than anything flashier. and i think the golden globe has cemented it as the favorite and front-runner. >> and we saw a different thing with the golden globes not so much the hollywood a-listers and the big budget movies but slightly more edgier films. but "birdman" did well. >> "birdman" also won best picture at golden globes. they divide them into comedy and musicals and dramas at the oscar

but great to see old favorites like michael keaton and julianne moore get their do.l be back from behind the scenes. amy and george back to you in new york. >> lara thank you very much. it was a great night. i liked billy bob thornton's acceptance speech. >>> now that dangerous morning commute. ice and sleet making roads slippery. linzie janis in the middle of it in baltimore. >> reporter: i-95 right behind me stretching from dc to boston is shaping up to be a treacherous commute. the d.c. and baltimore areas under freezing rain advisories until later on this morning. the rain hits the frozen ground and could form an icey glaze. the kind of severe weather already been reeking havoc in the midwest. this morning icy roads for the commute expected across the country from arkansas to massachusetts. overnight an ice storm warning in indianapolis hitting the city with freezing rain and sleet. vehicles sliding off the streets one after another. the east coast i-95 corridor preparing for dangerous travel. >> ice is more treacherous. >> schools closed because of icy roads in

." >> julianne moore is always disappeared into but never more so than in her new film. she plays a linguistic professor confronted with early onset alzheimer's disease. "validity" magazine writes that "moore publishes a powerful performance." here is the trailer for "still alice." >> i hope to convince you that by observing these baby steps -- >> i went for a run. >> you want dinner plans -- blue our dinner plans. >> i need to talk to you. >> what is going on? >> is he going to break up? >> have alzheimer's disease. early-onset. i can see the words hanging in front of me and i cannot reach them and i do not know who i am. millennium, controlled. -- hedgehog. you cannot use your situation to get me to do everything. >> why can't i? >> because it's not fair. >> on your mother. -- i am your mother. >> have to try not going to go crazy. >> please do not say that. >> i am not suffering. i am struggling. struggling to be a part of things. tuesday corrected -- to stay connected to once was. the moment is all i can do. live in the moment. >> i spoke with julianne moore earlier

julianne moore won for "still alice." >> this was a huge privilege, stephen stephen, the hawking familyowed us into their lives and entrusted us with their story. stephen hawking, despite all the obstacles in his life has lived passionately, fully and with great humor. >> amazing evening. more on the tv winners and last night's golden globes coming up later in the show. >>> we turn our attention to presidential politics and recent comments from mitt romney that spark speculation on 2016. he's indeed considering another run for the white house. romney reportedly told the audience, quote, i want to be president. according to politico romney said at that meeting, everybody in here can go tell your friends that i'm considering a run. his wife ann, once completely against a third bid, is now encouraging about the prospect. cites unrest overseas and poverty in the u.s. as motivating factors for a possible run. very interesting development indeed. very interesting. >>> time for a look at business news for you this monday. a preview of the markets for the week. this as we come off a pretty bump

live in the moment. >> i spoke with julianne moore earlier this year in new york. here is that conversation. there is a lot of buzz about this film. you went to toronto with the film and there was no distributor and now there is a distributor because there was a sense that this was a special. >> thank you. >> and it was the right actress at the right time in the right role. >> we felt so fortunate. you never know what is going to happen. we had a 4:30 screening on a monday, not auspicious for screening times. you go hoping people will see the movie and respond to it, and afterwards as we went to the audience we felt like we had a chance. >> tell me about the film. >> the character's name is alice, and she is a professor of linguistics at columbia university and has been married since she was quite young, in her 20's, and has three adult children, and had children when she was young as well. she starts noticing little slips in her memory and does not mention it to her husband or anyone and gradually begins to realize something is going on. she goes to a neurologist

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>> julianne moore. and i think this make so much sense.s for "still alice," where she plays a woman playing with early onset alzheimer's. a small film. for so many they think julianne moore is so overdue for an oscar. great that she won. i think it definitely sets her up to win the oscar. she was great. she is an actor's actor. i think this really puts her in a good position for the oscar. >> some of the other miles for the s.a.g. awards -- other highlights for the s.a.g. awards? sght supporting actor categories, this tells tau patricia arquette for "boyhood" and jailon for "whip lash" are locks. they've won golden globes. they've been on everyone's list this year long throughout awards season. if you look at them certainly look at them to win oscars. i think we can shut the door on the supporting actor categories in the oscars. it pretty much seals it. >> interesting. what about the producers guild award saturday? like the s.a.g. awards they often are a great predictor of the oscar. who were the big winners there? >> yeah the producers gu

i'm always about julianne moore and i think she's more of a lock but my big winner last night was michael keaton, not someone who is going to win that way -- when that race. michael keaton, a very emotional speech. it's a great movie and i think he's the pole position to win the oscar, so he's the big winner from my point of view. finally, the most ostentatious of analyses -- who have you got in the college football championship, oregon or ohio state? >> like bill murray, i believe in a cinderella story. they had injuries, adverse, they've been through a tough conference, i've got to pick the buckeyes. >> this is because you are a woody hayes guy. i on the other hand love oregon, love the offense, love the passing, the dynamism -- they are going to score 60 points. >> only three things can happen when you pass and two of them are bad. >> not much bad has happened to oregon over the course of this year. >> coming up, we have an insider chat with fred davis. he will be here along with the great bob shrum to talk about the day in politics. ♪ >> when we asked fred davis is we could do they sh

we're hoping you will say julianne moore. >> i'm glad she is your favorite actress because she is probablyng to win. she plays a woman with alzheimer's. >> actor in a, -- comedy? michael keaton, write? >> yes, probably. >> i look over to that acceptance speech. >> that will be fun. got to say, i love great line in "grand budapest hotel" -- ray fine -- ralph fiennes. >> held that actors in a comedy/musical? >> amy adams is probably going to take it for "big eyes," who plays the painter of the big eyes paintings. she has done a lot of good work in recent years. >> what's the over/under on number of sony jokes? >> tina fey's -- amy poehler have said all these jokes are open season on these jokes including bill cosby jokes. i would look at the spread there. >> more cosby or more sony? >> am going to go with cosby. >> tv series picks for drama and comedy. >> "house of cards," drama tv. >> for sure. and comedy? >> i think that's going to be a tougher one to know. what do you guys like for comedy? >> well, we love jeffrey tempora, so we are looking for "transparent." -- we love jeffrey tambor. we

julianne moore won best actress for a heartbreaking performance in "still alice."at was in the musical and comedy category. >> eddie redmayne won best dramatic actor and michael keaton won for "birdman." he gave one of of the most emotional acceptance speeches. >> and a couple of upsets. "the grand budapest hotel" and "boyhood" taking home top honors. let's get back to the start of the evening for what many viewers were interested in, the fashion. >> of course. i know i was. >> on the red carpet, a lot of good looks. amy adams won best actress. she was draped in this light blue versace. >> last year's fashion icon star lupita nyong'o turning heads in this purple and white couture dress. >> and lily tomlin and jane fonda, major fan favorites for the evening. they presented together. also emma stone had a bow cinched jump suit. whatever that means. it was bedazzled. >> bedazzled bodice. >> what is that? >> that's the bedazzled part. her shirt looking -- >> the top part? the top part. >> there you go. >> yes. i love my bedazzler. >> i should do the sports and you do t

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. >> reporter: it was also a big night for julianne moore. she was best actress in a drama for "still alice." while eddie redmaine won his portrayal of stephen hawking in "the theory of everything." >> thank you. >> reporter: amy adams didn't expect to win best actress for "big eyes." michael keaton gave an emotional speech accepting best actress for his performance in "birdman." >> i'm so grateful. >> reporter: but in a surprise keaton's film lost on best musical or comedy to "grand budapest hotel." more upsets in the tv categories. the amazon.com's show about transgender won best drama. >> this is much bigger than me. >> reporter: another surprise jen rodriguez, beat out veterans for best actress. another first-year series "the affair" walked away with best tv drama and best actress for one of its stars, ruth wilson. best actor went to kevin spacey. >> it was a fun night to watch. >>> all right, let's get down to business on this monday morning with cnbc. good morning. >> betty, good morning to you. stocks look to bounce back this week afte

but, great to see old favorites like michael keaton and julianne moore get their do.l be back with much more from behind the scenes. amy and george, back to you in new york. >> lara, thank you so much. it was a great night. i liked billy bob thornton's acceptance speech. thank you. >> right on point. >>> we're going to switch gears now, that take rous morning commute for millions. ice and sleet making roads slippery. abc's linzie janis right in the middle of it in baltimore. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, george. i-95 right behind me stretches from d.c. to boston and it is shaping up to be a treacherous commute. the d.c. and baltimore areas are under freezing rain advisories. that means when the rain hits the frozen ground, it could form an icy glaze. it's the kind of severe weather already been wreaking havoc in the midwest. this morning icy roads for the commute expected across the country, from arkansas to massachusetts. overnight, an ice storm warning in indianapolis hitting the city with freezing rain and sleet. vehicles sliding off the streets

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- julianne moore michael cera musical guest kid ro

we'll hear from michael morell former deputy director of the cia and we talk with julianne moore aboutalice." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we're following breaking news this wednesday morning two philadelphia a police officers hurt in the serious crash, we're live on the scene with new information. >>> and, "eyewitness news" keeps an eye on the storm everything is fine new on storm scan three but just wait a few hours and another taste of winter is on the the way. i understand later this afternoon, it is wednesday january 21st, good morning everyone i'm's ukee washington. >>> i'm's quarter von tiehl. penndot says roads and highways are ready for this latest blast of winter. we will give you a a look right here at the roadways as crews, brine the pavement. all of the prep work is complete monitoring road conditions with the help of their expansive network of cameras across the the camera. >> the plan will be to position our trucks on the

for best actress, felicity jones, marianne and reece witherspoon join favorite julianne moore nominated for her role as a doctor struggling with alzheimer's in "still alice." >> on my good days i can almost pass for a normal person. >> robert duval is up for best supporting actor for his role in "the judge". joining duval edward norton ethan hawke and mark rufalo. >> ♪ human too ♪ >> meryl streep picks up her 19th oscar nomination for "into the woods" joining arquette emma stone, keira knightly and laura dern for best supporting actress. eight movies will battle for best picture. "american sniper" "the imitation game" "birdman" "selma" "the theory of everything" "grand budapest hotel" and "whiplash." >> and the 87th academy awards will be presented on february 22nd right here on abc. ted rollins, abc news, los angeles. >> very exciting. new this noon less than a year after a deadly fire on this plot of land right here another one breaks out. what sparked this morning's two alarm blaze next. >> firefighters in anne arundel county had to call in help from calvert and prince george's count

will jennifer aniston, julianne moore be golden girls. is this michael keaton's >>> and good morning, america. they are up early in hollywood this morning. everyone ready for those oscar nominations coming up in just a little bit. >>> you know how we feel about the oscars. we're not the only ones. take a look at our studio crew. we are ready. they are ready, as well. look dressed to the nines. >> oh yeah. >> because the countdown is on to hollywood's biggest night. >> elegant. >>> indeed they are. >>> then host neil patrick harris getting geared up tweeting last night, i really need to finish counting all those ballots. >> so we have so much to discuss. that's ahead. >>> first we get started with the news and that homegrown terrorist. a young man in ohio inspired by isis and planning a major attack on our nation's capital. arrested by the fbi. abc's pierre thomas is in washington with the latest on all that. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning robin. today the fbi's accuseing a young man from america's heartland of contemplati

tonight julianne moore on the emotional role that could win her an oscar.lot of people think. >>> and cliffhanger. the story of an incredible climb, perhaps the most difficult ever attempted, as tonight people all over the world are following the vertical progress of two brave men. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york,

julianne moore was the best actress in a drama for "still alice" and best actor, eddie redmayne for hisortrayal of steven hawking. amy adams for "big eyes" and michael keyton best actor for his performance in "birdman." the series "transparent" took the award for best tv musical or comedy, also won best actor. it marked the first ever golden globe awards for amazon and details the journey of a father of three who transitions to life as a woman. the creator dedicated the award to a transgender teenager who took her life last year. "f "fargo" best mini series, and "the affair" of showtime won best tv drama series. >>> plenty of buzz going on in the automotive world well. palo alto's tesla will get a big run for its money. detroit is launching a new car to challenge tesla's new model. we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you, sam. futures point to a higher open as the markets ended in the red last week. stocks struggled amid friday's mixed job report which threatened to eat away at companies earnings. look for reports on retail sales,

julianne moore won outstanding actress as an academic with early on set alzheimer's disease. and deb any reynolds was honored with a lifetime achievement award. i have a bunch of movies i need to watch to catch up. >> all of those. >> i'm behind. >> debbie reynolds looked so cute. always so adorable. >>> still to come here -- >> women and breast cancer. what you don't know could be dangerous to. >>> on this weather alert day, we're keeping an eye on road conditions this morning. right now everything looks good from the storm team 4 x 4. coming up, tom kierein will have your drive time forecast. >>> a major storm is headed to the middle east. that system already dumped 4 inches across central ohio yesterday. that's 4 inches of snow. as it continues moving east the system will become a nor'easter. the storm carries the potential to dump 2 to 3 feet of snow from new jersey to massachusetts. >>> in news 4 your health a new study reveals many breast cancer patients don't know enough about their conditions. researchers asked 500 patients about their tumor stage, grade and what sub

julianne moore took home best actress for "still alice." and after the recent sony hacking and deadly terror spree in france "the interview" was also honored. the president of the hollywood foreign press went on to say they will stand united against anyone who oppresses free speech. he received a standing ovation as you can see from the audience. >>> live view from storm force 10 along chester pike near 202. it is openencountering rain. the deceiving thing is if your car is warmer than freezing, it appears to just be rain coming down. unfortunately, the ground that you're driving on could be frozen. so it looks like it was fine but you could encounter ice without much notice. keep an eye on the thermometer on your car if you have one. if not, the nbc 10 app for the latest and most current conditions. jillian mele is in the first alert traffic center with more. good morning. >>> good morning. so far so good on the majors. no serious accidents or delays. this is a live look at the lehigh valley route 22 at 5125. coming up in a few minutes i'l

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