jonny knoxville from the oscar nominated film bad grandpa. you were nominated for -- is this the first oscar that one of your films has been nominated for. yes, it is, jon. thank you for asking. >> jon: but it's true, yes? >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's what i'm talking about, baby. >> the makeup guys who worked on the film got nominated for an oscar and i think they deserve to win because without the makeup of this film there's no film because i cannot prank people as myself. yes, that's true. >> jon: here is why i'm not crazy about that. they did a great job and i respect them and i'm glad they got that but that old man doesn't come to life if it's not for the acting, the man inside. if they get it for being the old man makeup, i think we could see a nomination in the future. >> i'm sure that's coming down the pike. [ laughter ] >> jon: this was better though. you know, do you think you'll do more -- at a certain point the body is going to break down. you have to come up with more characters. >> i was in terrible shape when i

jonathan martin is live outside of the courthouse in knoxville, why did they break into the plant inhe first place? >> reporter: they said their move was more symbolic than anything. they wanted to show their disfaction with america's use and really the stockpile and storage of nuclear weapons. and keep in mind the national security complex here in tennessee is supposed to be one of the most secure in the country, but these individuals were able to cut through wires, get into the complex for about an hour, and walked up to one of the buildings that stores nucle nuclear uranium, and spray painted the walls splashed the laws with blood. so it exposed a big security breach here in the country, del. >> reporter: john than, what type of punishment are they facing for this crime? >> reporter: well, up to 20 years. they have been convicted of sabotage, so they each will be convicted in just an an hour or so. what will be interesting is whether this judge is lenient, especially when it comes to the nun, she is an 84-year-old catholic nun, and if she gets that sentence, she spend the rest of

knoxville back to chattanooga and that's about it. temperatures, a lot below freezing. 28 in laurel. 29 in bowie. 30 in rockville, 30 in fairfax, an32 already down at waldorf and 31 in old town. so cold again tonight with light winds. there's a little silver lining. cold and dry tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, 20 to 32, but you do not have to factor in windchills tomorrow. then a lot of flakes are going to fly over the weekend. probably a better chance on saturday, saturday night and sunday. i don't think that we're going to see a whole bunch, just a little bit. partly to mostly cloudy tonight, low temperatures in -- low temperatures in the 20s. 20s to start with the city temperatures and then the lower 30s by 9:00 and holding in the mid to upper 30s at 11:00 and 1:00 under partly sunny skies. next th and of course, the experts will be saying all it takes is just one drink, one thing to start the process. billy crystal will be there in leno's very first broadcast as host. >>> well if you were around 50 years ago, it is one of those m

tonight's guest presidential historian johnny knoxville will be joining us. last night washington, d.c. president barack obama delivered his fifth state of the union address with the help of congressional ball bouncers and youon. wow that is right up to the came virginia what having google glass sex looks like. wow. even they couldn't keep at dooring crowd back from the president. ladies, no. he is not a piece of meat. no. ladies it's going to stick all night. he has to do his speech! let the man tell us the state of the union. i've got $5 on strong. >> my fellow americans, today in america a teac

nun convicted of domestic terrorism supporters of the peace racket turned out at the courthouse no knoxvilleennessee today. sister megan rice and two others breaking into and vandalizing a nearby plant. used to make weapons they each face 30 years in prison. supporters are calling for leniency. >> i don't think they should have any punishment. i think what they did was brave and courageous. they put their bodies on theline for -- in a prophetic manner. >> the security breach embarrassed the department of agency, government wants a federal judge to give all three a sentence of six to nine years in prison. >> attorneys for convicted killer michael they >> he was set to be executed next wednesday, the missouri governor now says the stay has the drugs to carry out the execution. he pleaded guilty to abduct, raping, and killing a girl. the washington post is report -- in an effort to free army sergeant. according to the post, the white house wants to trade prisoners held in guantanamo bay, he has been held captive now since 2009. a short while ago, the white house said they are not in current tal

jonathan martin is live outside of the courthouse in knoxville, and jonathan why did they break in tohat plant that any first place? >> reporter: they say they broke in because they wanted to send a message to u.s. officials really expressing their disfaction of the stockpiling of nuclear weapons. the national security complex here in tennessee is supposed to be one of the most secure places in the entire country, but these three peace activists were able to get into the cite, walk around for hours before anyone was able to catch them, they made their way up to one the enriched you yan um is stored, they spray painted the walls, splashed blood on the walls and hammered the walls. in the long one it also exposed a may security flaw. >> but jonathan, she's 84 years old. she is a nun. what type of prison term is she looking at. >> she and the other men are convicted of sabotage. i want to show you a number of peace activists are showing up here in support of megan rice outside of the court. if she is sentenced to those 20 years on the highing end, she could be talking about spending the

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. >> antiwar activists gathered outside knoxville tennessee, courthouse. megan rice, and two others were sentenced to federal prison for breaking into a nuclear weapons facility in tennessee. >> it wasn't a disappointment. none of us should feel like it was a disappointment, because it wasn't. i was grate. if that can be the right word, that the judge departed from the guidelines and sentenced them lower than that. however, he should have said, "here's a congressional medal of honor for you, you keep doing this until america stops building the weapons." >> sister rice, an 84-year-old catholic nun, will spend three years in prison. two others were convicted of five years. they cut through fences at the y12 security complex, spray-painting the walls of a building, where enriched uranium was stored. nuclear weapons are illegal and immoral, they say. >> the government is the criminal party, those that build these weapons. >> prosecutors pushed for a 7-year sentence. but sister rice said the actions helped the country, exposing maimer security flaws. the judge

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. >> it was judgment in knoxville tennessee. megan rice, an 84-year-old nun, sentenced to it 24 months behind cars for breaking into and defacing a nuclear facility. two peace activists were also gaoled. ♪ we will stand with you ♪. >> the sister act getting her in trouble. sister megan rice and two peace activists used bolt cutters to cut through wire fences at the y-12 security complex. the target - a half billion storage bunker holding the nation's supply of bomb-grade uranium. they spent more than two hours in the restricted area, long enough to spluch blood on the wall. affidavits the facility insisted there was never any danger. they can be detonated or used to assemble a bomb. a highly publicised imprisonment of a nun was an embarrassment. some praised the activists for exposing weakness, they were ordered to pay $53,000 in fines, they asked for leniency saying their mission was to bring tapes to the facility. >> if a nun can break into a nuclear facility, what does it tell us about security. how significant is it that an

singing ] >> antiwar activists from around the country gathered outside the federal court house in knoxville tennessee, to support sister megan rice and two others sentenced to federal prison for breaking into a weapons facilities in tennessee. >> it wasn't a disappointment. none of us should feel it was a disappointment. >> i was grateful, if that can be the right word, that the judge departed from the guidelines and sentenced them lower. he should have said "here's a congressional medal of honour, you do this until america gets it and stops building the weapons." >> sister rice will spend under three years in prison. michael wally and another were sentenced to five years. after cutting through fences at a security complex in 2012. they spray-painted a building. the activists say nuclear weapons are illegal and immoral, calling the actions symbolic. >> the government which builds and develops and increases nuclear weapons, is the criminal party, not our beloved friends. u.s. prosecutors pushed for a 7-your sentence. sister rice said their actions helped the country, exposing flaws at the fa

. >>> and it was judgment day in knoxville, tennessee for an anti nuclear weapons activists sister meganens to be a an eight your feared none. she was sentenced to 35 months behind bars, two peace activists arrested with her were sentence today 62 months in, a case that began under the cover of darkness [ we will stand with you ♪ >> the sister act that got her in trouble. breaking in to an ultra secured nuclear weapons facility at oak ridge, tennessee. very early one more than, in the summer of 200020, sister rice, along with two other peace activists, used bolt cutters to snip through three bashed wire fences at the y12 security complex. the target of their act of defines a half billion dollars storage bunker that holds the nation's supply of bomb-grade uranium, although they set off alarms, they spent more than two hours inside the restricted area, long enough to splash blood on the wall of the. butter and paint messages before they were caught. afterwards the facility insisted there was never any danger of them reaching material that his could be detonated or used to assemble a dirty

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and his stepmother who runs a cancer charity for children in knoxville, tennessee.kins and she earns $227,000 a year but declined to tell us where the millions in her donations to go. these two charities and 13 others have claimed to sent massive quantities of medicines to guatemala. despite the size of the donations, they are not required to disclose details about the shipments. and no one, including the charities and the biggest resippant in guatemala was going to give us the details. we tried to do something that the irs is rarely able to do, go to guatemala, find evidence of even one shipment of medicine. and local guatemala relief agencies say would have made a huge difference. >> have you seen a million dollars worth of stuff? >> not in our world. >> the organization that accepted the medical shipments in guatemala wouldn't talk to us. but for a sign in an office building it was hard to find evidence that the group existed. >> the order of malta is not based here but in a home? >> yes. the secretary is not working here. >> you can see how confusing this is. th

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>>> police in knoxville, tennessee, on the hunt for a man who stole a car with a baby in the backseate man took the car this morning after the mother reportedly left it running outside of a convenience store with the keys and the baby inside. thankfully police found the 4-month-old safe and still inside the car about two hours later. >>> concerns that freedom of the press could be in jeopardy because of a proposed study by the fcc. that agency wants to send researchers into newsrooms to study why journalists cover the stories that they end up doing that day, but in an apparent bow now to a big backlash, the fcc's chairman now says some of the more controversial questions will be dropped from the survey. should the president weigh in on this issue? let's go to our political panel right now. we have alan combs and chris plante. chris, so it looks as if there was blowback from house republicans who sent a letter to the fcc chair wheeler. now it looks like some of the more controversial questions have been taken out of the survey. what do you make of this? >> not nearly enough of a respon

. >> anti war activists from around the country gathered outside the federal courthouse in knoxville tennessee to support sister megan rice and two other peace activists sentenced to federal prison for breaking into a nuclear weapons facility in tennessee. >> it wasn't a disappointment. none of us should feel like it was a disappointment, because it wasn't. >> i was grateful, if that can be the right word, that the judge departed from the guidelines and sentenced them lower than that, however, he should have said oh, here's a congressional medal of honor for you all. you keep doing this until america gets it and stops building these weapons. >> i am megan from nevada. >> sister rice, a click nun will spend just under three years in prison. two others were sentenced to five years, convicted of sabotage after cutting through fences at the security complex in 2012. they spray painted the walls affable where enricheddure 18 yum is stored for nuclear bombs. activists say they are illegal and immoral and called their actions symbolic. >> the government, which continues to build and develop

expensive because they have to be admitted -- knitted to the hospital or they have to go 100 miles to knoxville to be seen have a have -- should health incidence plan like i have. i absolutely agree with what he's doing, we just didn't include it in our bill. >> but it's a great wedge issue because we know that medicaid is draining state budgets. it's a great wage issues -- issue to make the case to the people that government didn't just show up in obamacare, it's been moving toward a one-payer system for a long time. >> in my state they're estimating we will take $192 million new dollars in. our governor elected not to expand medicaid. this next fiscal year we expect just miss kal -- med -- medicate to take up $100 million more. $17 million in a $30 billion budget. the medicaid is currently taking up all the new dollars. so we have to reform it. >> i would just underscore too that it's really a quality issue. this administration is a wonderful opportunity to contrast -- contrast the different issues. this administration just says well, we'll give everyone coverage and you can just enroll on me

knoxville, tennessee. independent caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would just like to say that -- hello? host: we are listening, george. caller: i guess there is a delay. i am watching on television, but muted. i fully agree with what boehner did. he tried to essentially save the 2014 election for republicans. independent, im am horribly disappointed with the performance of harry reid, nancy pelosi, and obama. host: what about their performance specifically? caller: first of all, obama has been untruthful. this click around him writing speeches that he is on the internet -- not internet, his teleprompter. i am almost convinced they want to destroy this country. the policies they have implemented. host: george, i will leave it there. it's go back to russell berman comments that the speaker was trying to save the party for the 2014 elections. prognosticators inc. the house is safe going forward in november -- they think the house is safe going forward in november, but another thing that could put it at risk if a shutdown or default. the polls after t

knoxville, tennessee. independent caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.ould just like to say that -- hello? host: we are listening, george. caller: i guess there is a delay. i am watching on television, but muted. i fully agree with what boehner did. he tried to essentially save the 2014 election for republicans. independent, im am horribly disappointed with the performance of harry reid, nancy pelosi, and obama. host: what about their performance specifically? caller: first of all, obama has been untruthful. this click around him writing speeches that he is on the internet -- not internet, his teleprompter. i am almost convinced they want to destroy this country. the policies they have implemented. host: george, i will leave it there. it's go back to russell berman comments that the speaker was trying to save the party for the 2014 elections. prognosticators inc. the house is safe going forward in november -- they think the house is safe going forward in november, but another thing that could put it at risk if a shutdown or default. the polls after the o