matthew s. for another ride home and that is why is is your driving and not wanted to get into a funky place, which contradicts other things erin had made in statement. .. buying and selling of drugs. they had been dealing for three years before this was well documented. for three years before this crime took place erin had been addicted and he was selling meth. he had been on the radar of law enforcement here in the talon and so a bunch of his friends as well that were dealing that kind of on a small scale. so, you know, looking at just a couple of those factors, one is they are not strangers but there is a personal relationship and there's also an involvement of drugs. that really caught my attention and that was somewhat midway through my investigation. so i went on to educate myself about methamphetamine. i contacted people that had worked in wyoming and in the rocky mountain region nationally and even internationally to learn about this drug and i learned a lot about it and there are some t

. >> matthew mcconaughey.is journey from promising newcomer -- >> all right, all right, all right. >> i'm young and i'm inexperienced. >> a career that veered off track. he took himself out of the game. >> i needed to pull back on what i had been doing. i didn't work for two years. >> to plot a comeback nobody saw coming. >> welcome to the dallas buyer's club. >> best performance by an actor. >> i'm having a great time. >> tonight, cnn "spotlight" matthew mcconaughey. hello, everybody, welcome to the texas hill country. the place where matthew mcconaughey was born and raised and still calls home. this part of the country has produced some colorful characters, as well as one of hollywood's most intriguing leading men. after a career spanning two decades, matthew is getting his due for paying another remarkable texan in one of the year's most celebrated movies. one story rooted in texas, now oscar nominated. ♪ it's texas grown lead actor oscar nominated, too. >> welcome to the dallas buyers club. >> i'm very for

while on the set of "lonestar," luck strikes matthew again.receives a call from director joel shoemaker, who is casting for a film adaptation for "a time to kill." >> he was originally going to audition for a different part, but he ended up impressing the director to the degree he read him for the part of jake. >> jake, the lead role is based on grisham's personal experiences as a young lawyer. >> i am young and i am inexperienced. >> studio executives balk at putting a relative unknown in the lead, until -- >> he was personally approved by john grisham. this was a big deal, because this was not a small movie. this was a big, expensive hollywood movie and the leading role was played by a guy nobody had heard of. and he was just some guy from texas. >> the marketing campaign heats up on the eve of the film's release in the summer of 1996. >> remember this name and remember this face. he's the star of "a time to kill" and his name is matthew mcconaughey. and he will bring lots of people into your theaters. [ applause ] >> 18 years later, he woul

. >> matthew mcconaughey. his journey from promising newcomer. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i'm young and i'm inexperienced. >> to romcom king. a career that veered off of track. he took himself out of the game. >> i needed to pull back on what i had been doing. i didn't work for two years. >> what did you say, boy? >> to plot a comeback that nobody saw coming. >> welcome to the "dallas buyer's club." >> and the nominations for the best actor role -- >> and that put him in the race for the best actor in the oscar race. actor matthew mcconaughey. i'm nischelle turner, and welcome to the texas hill country, the place where matthew mcconaughey was born and raised and still calls home. this part of the country has produced some pretty colorful characters as well as one of hollywood's most intriguing leading men. after a career spanning two decades, matthew is getting his due for in fact, playing another remarkable texan in one of the year's most celebrated movies. one story root ed in texas, now oscar-no

. >> matthew mcconaughey. journey from promising newcomer. >> i'm young and inexperienced. >> to a rom-com king. a career that veered off track. he took himself out of the game. >> i needed to pull back on what i had been doing. i didn't work for two years. >> what do you say, boys? >> a comeback that nobody saw coming. >> best performance by an actor in a leading role. >> it put him in the oscar race. >> i'm having a great time. tonight, cnn "spotlight matthew mcconaughey." i'm michelle turner. welcome to texas hill country. where matthew mcconaughey was born, raised, and still calls home. it has produced some pretty colorful characters. after a career spanning two decades, matthew is finally getting his dew for playing another remarkable texan in one of the year's most celebrated movies. >> one story, rooted in texas, now oscar nominated. it's texas grown lead actor oscar nominated, too. >> welcome to the dallas buyers club. >> i was fortunate to be in what i think is a damn good movie. >> matthew mcconaughe

where matthew mcconaughey was born, raised, and still calls home. it has produced some pretty colorful characters. after a career spanning two decades, matthew is finally getting his dew for playing another remarkable texan in one of the year's most celebrated movies. >> one story, rooted in texas, now oscar nominated. it's texas grown lead actor oscar nominated, too. >> welcome to the dallas buyers club. >> i was fortunate to be in what i think is a damn good movie. >> matthew mcconaughey in his moment. >> this is celebration time now. >> the actor with the major

we have matthew mcconaughey coming.on't know how long it will take him to get him. >> when he gets to you and we'll keep talking because i love that. never mind lupita being an emerging star, what about junior. he sports arsenal, so he is even better as far as i'm concerned, and he looks like a big star as far as i'm concerned. >> matthew is coming right here. >> matthew, we're live on cnn right now. okay -- he is not coming? oh, okay. he is not coming here. okay. all right. there you go, he is not coming. >> all right, all right, all right. >> it happens. it happens. all right, so like you said, there is a love affair with lupita going on. >> that seem todd go all wrong, all wrong, all wrong. >> you know, well listen. it happens when a publicist says the star can't come talk to someone, then they can't come talk to someone. >> we love matthew mcconaughey. >> we do b with we definitely do love matthew. >> he is probably saving himself for my show tomorrow night. >> all right, but you know lupita was also in that beautif

including an interview with matthew mcconaughey.ou feel it. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. grief counselor wills be able at the junior high school today to help the students cope with the death of a classmate who was hit and killed by a freight train. the 14-year-old girl was on the train tracks with her boyfriend yesterday. they saw the train coming and got out of the way but investigators say the girl ran back on to the track when she realized she dropped her cell phone. investigators are not revealed the name of the victim. an update on your morning commute. >> we've still got a couple of things out there. couple of cars got excite. eastbound the bay bridge, apparently the car flipped the wrong direction on the decline direction. this is eastbound. and we still are the issue at washington and olive and fremont. traffic is not getting through that area. >> thank you very >>> and good morning from the roof where you can hear the sounds of progress being made. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. there you go, scattered rain.

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matthew presents jesus as the greater teacher, the interpreter of the torah. luke to a more gentile audience, and jesus becomes the savior for all peoples and all nations. and finally john, later, much more gnostic, much more holy spirit-oriented, so that the church becomes the vehicle in which the holy spirit will descend. so again, we have an interesting connection between myth in its earliest form, and how it concretizes into a full religious movement. >> you see how the doctrinal dimension moves in there in terms of the interpretation. i loved it - i figured this out - well, i didn't figure it out - as i studied the new testament, something people don't often realize is the different tone to the gospel, to each one of the gospels. and why? because they develop out of individual communities with a certain purpose and a certain audience. and so right there, you've got the myth happening, but then you've got that doctrinal dimension focusing in - now what was important? reverend williams, that we just saw, he's a luke guy - dare i say it - he's the gospel acc

. >> this is my -- matthew gets my hair. >> matthew is the owner of the studio where emily got her haircut. >> i don't want anything bad. i want to give them my hair. >> there we go. they're able to cut seven inches of her hair to donate. >> i have more hair. just cut some off and give it to someone. >> i love her. >> i do too. >> i told you, your heart, gone. history. >> i got nothing to say. play the video. >> i tried to stay nice and still while matthew cuts my hair. just like my dolly. >> they they have thave the sam. her video went viral. people captivated by the compassion in emily's heart. they found a salon in british columbia called 360 hair. they'll take short pieces of hair like emily's and make custom wigs for pediatric cancer patients. >> what an awesome kid. good job, parents. that's all i got to say, wow. >> me and my dolley look so nny. >>> a driver goes demolition erby to -- >> mash some metal. w whatpe hapns >> but the doors are crushed shut. so he's goot t get out through the window. does get the help of a nearby firefighter to get him out of there. i think that was an i

so jim matthews. when does an investigation like this one as we said what is it to you queasy you saying they were there in several dozen more than a dozen different countries. the story of race to find the airplane going going on is it a big battle of egos it sounds like it's starting to shape up that way my guess is that of the search crews themselves everyone's very professional and one sees themselves as just looking for the target of an eight bit the rivalries happen in the echelons to his rules above. but yes certainly there's there's national prestige on the line of theirs. i'm looking to prove that they have a legitimate expeditionary navy there's all kinds of rivalries and play themselves out of higher levels. on one individually or cruising is that there's always going to be competition even in the same service. okay i'm the guy who found my cruise the one that found it on but at that level it's more friendly rivalry that drives everyone to try to find the missing aircraft. i think that she

dicaprio joins christian bale, matthew mcconaughey. was theirirst oscar to win an oscar. bruce dern and june squibb could become the oldest in their category. just kids compared to the actual state of nebraska. it turns 147 on oscar eve. and it wouldn't be the oscars if meryl wasn't nominated. >> again. >> yep, number 18. >> but whatever. >> not bad. until you consider that he's still 41 behind walt disney. by the way, the guy who played him this year, he's got two. finally, whether meryl takes .home her fourth, jennifer lawrence her second, or steve mcqueen her first, the number in the back of their mind must be 45. that's how many seconds each one has before conductor william ross cues the music. alfred hitchcock only needed two. >> thank you. >> he woep yhope you join us fo academy awards. the red carpet starts 7:00 p.m. eastern. join all my colleagues right here breaking it down for you. good night, america, from los angeles. robert set m me up. i mean, you don't give your girlfriend of 2 years a little velvet box for her birthday

for a little league opening day. >> ron matthews in alameda has over 1,000 kids to play ball. that's why he's this week's jefferson award winner. . >> let's hear it for the alimmediate alittle league. >> whether he's rallying a crowd, or cheering on a leukemia survivor, ron matthews is giant in alameda little league according to parents. >> ron is selfless. he is always here. >> wow. let's hear it for the rangers. >> as league president for 14 years, he's creating unforgettable opportunities for 4-12-year-olds. >> had hit something my top favorite. >> and this boy. >> i get all the catches, pop flies. >> ron first joined the board 20 years ago when his son played ball. his goal. >> winning should be secondary to good sportsmanship and teaching things like respect for others. >> sheila edwards son learned teamwork. >> big thing is had they learn not to put other people down. >> and parents and volunteers know ron demands their respect, too. team manager and coach ron whitaker. >> if you're not in little league for the benefit of the kids, then he'll let you know that you don't

>> did you give matthew antifreeze? >> no. >> did you poison matthew?act because i didn't do it. >> have you told anyone that you put something in matthew a drink? >> i never put anything in his drinks. i never said i did. >> holly protested and none of this made sense. >> he was the person i wanted to spend my life with. our dreams and our goals and my life is upside down. i know nothing. the family despises me. >> with that, the detective thanked her and sent her on her way with a warning that most likely she would be indicted. >> do you know you have a warrant for your arrest? >> that was september 2010 when holly was not indicted. not that year. not the next year either. something strange happened in 2011. holly answered her phone and found herself talking to a guy she dated briefly after matt died. >> do you remember what you told me about the drinks? >> you hear the trap snapping shut. >> police and prosecutors think they hit the new witness, but is he enough to take the case to court? >> the details of the case are very -- the sex and the allegat

>> night after night, chris matthews pokes -- >> what did chamberlain do wrong?me in here, chris. >> probes. >> how many people in the congress of the united states, do you think are anti-american? >> and prods pundits and politicians. >> i wish i was over there where i could get a little closer up into your face. >> we like a good debate. it wouldn't be "hardball" without a fight. >> the show matthews created in 1997 has one clear mission. >> and my job is to document, to demonstrate, truth and untruth. >> even if that means making guests squirm. >> hold on. >> i'm giving you all the time you want, buddy. >> and creating some truly fascinating television confrontations along the way. >> you're watching "hardball." play some politics. >> may 15th, 2008. a heated presidential campaign between barack obama and john mccain. >> did president bush inject himself into the presidential campaign today in israel? >> klra radio talk show host, kevin james, is in the hot seat. and hot under the collar after this question about president bush. >> and you think it was a fair

so folks, it's not just me who is inspired by matthew mcconneghey so, is matthew mcconneghey. >> when i was 15 years old hi a very important person in my life said who is your hero. i said i have to think, give me a couple weeks, i come back, he said who is your hero. i thought about it, it's me in ten years. so i turned 25. ten years later. that same person comes to me and says are you a hero. and i was like not even close. no, no, no. she said why i said because pie hero is me at 35. so every day, every week, every month and every year of my life, my hero is always ten years away. >> stephen: only matthew mcconneghey has the humility to admit that however great he seems now, he's only getting better. (laughter) jk living, my friend. nation, check your calendars, we're only 250 days away from the midterm elections which are going be a referendum on at fordable care act also known as obamacare. this is going to be great for republicans because we've all horde about the lives the affordable care act has ruined. like the story of republican den mother kathy mcmorris rogers told during h

for matthew mungle there simply no better job, like being a painter.d and moveable canvas. >> i love this art. i love creating things. i love just everything about it. it's creating a character by any means possible. >> osgood: ahead -- >> what the -- >> osgood: few words about acceptance speeches. lemme just get this out of here. to go. unlike some places, we don't just change your oil. our oil offer comes with a four-tire rotation and a 27-point inspection. and everything looked great. actually, could you leave those in? sure. want me to run him through the car wash for you, too? no, no, i can't. get a dexos 1, synthetic-blend oil change, tire rotation, and inspection for just $39.95 or less. chevy certified service. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30

let me go to matthew wald.we're looking at pictures there which are this flight simulator that the pilot used. this is his that he had in his house. what is the significance of this? i understand it's not unprecedented that some pilots do indeed have simulators at home. but should we read anything more sinister into this? >> it means he likes his work. i should say that the people whom the copilot invited into the cockpit were not random. they were mostly pretty girls. that's not unheard of. pilots say that over water flights tend to get boring. i'm not sure what i can read into that. and i'm not sure we should be ready to slander the dead. there may be time to do it later but i'm not sure this is the time. >> but on that particular point -- and listen i accept what you say about the copilot inviting girls. thousand w though i was surprised you can do that anymore. i remember kids going into cockpits years ago. certainly post 9/11 i was amazed you could still do that and adults would go in and out. but let's mo

i want to bring in matthew chance who spent six years reporting from moscow. spent a lot of time here in ukraine and also ben wedeman is joining us in crimea. ben, let me start off with you. what is the situation you have been witnessing over the last 12-24 hours on the ground? >> certainly what we're seeing is that the russians are very much in control of all major areas in crimea, we were today at a court in the eastern part of the country where we saw a contingent of about 100 of these so-called men in green. we spoke to their commander and he in fact did have a hat with an insignia of the russian black fleet. he said his name was alexander, he said they'd been there since the 1st of march. we saw that locals were coming to offer them food, support, shelter and even showers. so we're seeing that the russians are deploying in areas where the local population is sympathetic to them. in this town we're seeing also that they've been fairly well received. this, of course, is a town where the ukrainian navy is headquartered, outside that headquarters there were a

is that good, matthew?> it is pithy. >> we'll talk about what annoys you the most in a relationship. go to klgandhoda.com and hit the connect button, submit your questions on that topic. >> golden globe winning kyle maclachlan is here to hang with us. we'll talk to him about "believe" right after this. save them. woolite detergents clean your jeans and won't torture your tanks. so clothes look like new even after 20 washes. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. >>> he's charming. he's handsome. he's a golden globe winning actor and the best thing, he makes his own wine. talk about the whole package. >> kyle maclachlan who you loved in "sex and the city" and "desperate housewives" has a new role as a wealthy scientist with questionable motives on the new nbc drama called "believe." hello. >> i wanted to say something. >> me on the phone. >> this has quite a pedigree. tell everybod

i was here when matthew mcconaughey and his wife left. looked like they do in the magazines, so that was exciting. a lost beautiful people and a teen from los gatos had a front row seat. >> the red carpet with shimmering women and stunners in black and navy. best supporting actress nominee general fur lawrence was in red after she got back on her feet. she took another spill this year, and ellen could not resist. >> when you fell out of the car tonight when you get out of the car, no one needs to know that i will not mention that. >> and 17-year-old from los gatos alex cerutti wants to work to movies so when the make a wish asked what he wanted he said "to go to the oscars." >> i didn't feel comfortable asking for something because i felt like so many others need that wish more than i d. >> he is a senior at st. francis just finished chemo and the treatment for bone cancer. >> so far, beautiful and inspiring. >> jared leto went for the heart supporting best supporting actor and thanked his mom. >> i love you, mom, thank you for teaching m

most matthew and tim, and it took a lot. necessarily wanting to be around each other from the get-go, and then started doing this presentation. we wanted to examine how they ended up where they are now, which is in a good place. but there was a lot that went into that. >> matthew, it's difficult to imagine forgiving someone who almost killed you. how long did it take, and how did you get to that place? >> it took a few years. it took a lot of--it started with wanting to know why they had chosen me, why those things happened? part of the process was tim's willingness to be honest, open, and share the details of that night which helped me actually in some way move forward and pass it to a point where i could forgive tim completely. you know, during the presentations that we do together also helped that process because we work together extensively. so i think unlike most people i was in an unique situation where i could be around what once was my perpetrator and work through the issues that we worked with singly and together ac

they included matthew mcconaughey and alfonso cuaron. as a consolation prize and then there were the speeches. math eye mcconaughey took home best actor for "dallas buyers club." >> so any of us whatever those things are, whatever it is we look forward to, whoever it is we're chasing, to that i say amen, to that i say all right, all right, all right. i say just keep living huh? thank you. >> dave edelstein is a chief film critic and with us on sunday. once again from los angeles "entertainment tonight" co-host nancy o'dell. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what was yourover all assessment? what did you enjoy the most? >> i'll tell you the least i knew who was going to win. because there's so much oscar commentary from people like me it was like deja vu. was there any real surprise? i don't know about you. i would be prepared to give up some of my civil liberties to make sure nobody talks about oscar this much. >> it would have been a nice surprise if philomena had won. >> really? >> i loved it. absolutely loved it. >> "

you also then end up at the museum of tolerance and you meet matthew.eting. >> i had been there at the museum of tolerance for about five years prior to matthew coming on to the scene. we had stepped out to have coffee and to discuss a group that was coming into the museum, a school group. there was a specific hotdog thag stand that was there. i told him, and there was a whole bunch of questions. a very awkward moment for the both of us. >> away makes the story rather remarkable in a way is forgiveness didn't come easy. >> that was a big motivation of the film to explore the process of forgiveness that the two had to go through. it's not cut and dried, not an overnight thing, both of them had personal issues they were struggling with both matthew and tim. and it took a lot. they were not necessarily wanting to be around each other from the get go and finally did this presence. we had to examine how they ended up in the place they were now. >> matthew, it's difficult to imagine for someone who almost killed you how long did it take and how did you get to

i thought matthew mcconaughey was unbelievable, how could anybody be better. then i saw leonardo dicaprio, and i went, oh, what a -- then i saw my best friend chewy in "12 years a slave." and that was apparently -- his official nickname. i'll try to get his name right. >> you will. >> this is the official oscar drink. it is a coconut martini. >> okay. >> i'll let you taste test for me. >> coconut water, pineapple juice, lime and vodka. >> you know what? that takes you down to the keys, doesn't it? >> okay, you saw -- not often you see something on youtube you go crazy for. >> i know. my sister sent me this. she sent me this video and i think it is -- my favorite ever. >> okay. >> my favorite ever. we have seen children who felt music before, like the babies who brought to tears when the mother sang. but this little girl was destined to be a conductor. her name is larrea. her dad sings in the choir. this is in a baptist church in kyrgyzstan. >> kyrgyzstan? >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, my god. >> is that the sweetest -- >> that was awesome. >> i'm in awe of that. >>

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i'm joined once again by matthew chance here in kiev.mportant to point out, we were talking about this during the break, this is not the only issue between the united states and russia. in figuring out, trying to affect this situation here. they have to think about their ordealings with russia? >> absolutely. and that's something the united states and other western countries are going to have to think about when they weigh their response to crimea. ukraine season the the only square on the chess board, it's just one squared, there are issues like cooperation with russia over syria, and a peace process there, potentially cooperation over the issue of iran, and it's very controversial nuclear program, getting north korea back to the negotiating table as well. these are areas where the united states and the west already cooperate. when the united states weighs it's response, it's going to have to take that into account. it doesn't want to make an already bad situation even worse. >> ben wedeman on the ground in crimea. how present are russi

cate blanchett, and matthew mcconaughey for his role in dallas buyers club. haven't seen a single one of them. >> i saw ellen go into the crowd and do a selfie. >> thank you, that's our show. thanks so much, we appreciate it. i'll be back with headlines after this very short break on al jazeera america. have a good fight. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. >> you're watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york with tonight's top stories. russia has made a declaration of war, this comes after russia seized key installations, in crimea. >>> secretary of state john kerry will travel to kiev on tuesday. over protest on russia's actions. >>> protesters in full costume, celebrating carnival as well, while they call an end to corruption and high violence. >>> missile testing from north korea. a response to annual military exercises by the u.s. and south korea. >>> attorneys for a man on florida's death row

i thought he did excellent. >> i thought she was solid. >>> matthew mcconaughey stopped by the weekendff his chest. >> you got to stay ahead of the pack, the lone wolf, and i'm hunting, sniffing, hungry for raw meats for the wife and kids. supper time, pot luck and daddy brought it all. keep your ear to the ground calling. you hear that? do it with me. yeah. everybody now. inspector gadget. >> all right, all right, all right. spot-on impersonation. >> louis i think we have someone who does that better. let's remind them. >> oh, look at that, look at that. >> what can i say? >> matthew mcconaughey was a genius. >>> now, thomas, what i'm really looking forward to, is seeing you cohost the view today. that's huge, i hope the ladies are gentle with you. >> you know, it's the view. it will be fun. i did it once four years ago, they never invited me back, i think the ban on me was lifted. >> charm everyone. >> thanks, louis, still ahead on "way too early" -- your most creative captions for congressman darrell issa and morning joe just moments away. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of r

matthew chance standing by, sw, in the capital of kiev. matthew, if you could weigh in on the reaction in kiev. clearly, you're in the same square where the secretary has just passed through, paid his respects. now they had some meat on the bone to talk about with regard to what the strong words that christiane just pointed out, about what the secretary has said in no uncertain terms, what the president has also said. what is your reaction in ukraine to this? >> reporter: well, this whole visit, this whole support that john kerry has been expressing over the course of the past several hours during his visit to ukraine, extremely important, symbolically, for the people still paying their respects here on independence square. laid flowers, lighting candles, leaving mementoes for the nearly 100 people, 89 people, in fact, who died here, mainly as a result of sniper fires. continuing to overthrow the government of victor yanukovych in the past week and a half or so. it's very poignant for them still. very poignant when john kerry came here, an

like the concert like carlos santana and steve matthews come. they all support a concert benefit for the school for a school of 11 kids. this was an answer on sfusd to do the same thing. please support the school. >> next speaker, please. [ applause ] >> hi commissioners, i'm a parent, a gay dad. we adopted my daughter seems like a long time ago now. but she was born preemie and needed therapy and she got therapies and early intervention and occupational therapies and speech therapy. she couldn't talk until she was 2 years old. she's 6 years old now in kindergarten and sometimes i just want her to keep quiet, not talk. i recognize the values of the services that's provided toll -- to all of the kids here whether they are moderately delayed or severely disabled. whether i chose the school, i looked at 15 schools checking out what they offer and things like that. every school said they are inclusive but france school is different. you walk into this school and there is classrooms designed for students here and the corridor is filled with equipment

but the almighty has come in last. >> when matthew mccona you -- when matthew mcconaugh he y thanked god, they were slow to applause. >> last night ellen degeneres did a star filled selfie. >> ellen at one point said if only bradley had a longer arm. you see jennifer lawrence. >> brad pitt, angelina jolie all in there. ellen was like i want to be friendly after last year was kind of hostile. >> i love ellen, but the hollywood reporter today says in their review she was a flop, it was a long, boring self-involved show. one of the most interesting thing of the show was when ellen used a pizza delivery guy that she actually uses on her show. the guy, you got to hand it to him, he's pretty none khal lent -- nonchalent about it. >> not an actor? >> no. >> hi there. good morning. >> thank you very much. >> how much do you need? >> it -- thank you. thank you very much. >> take my credit card. here you go. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> as it turns out, you can get pizza at 6:12 in new york city. >> look at this. not so much a deep dish. it's a shallow dish. >> this is the breakfas

. >> this is matthew, he cuts my hair. >> matthew is the only of the studio where emily got her haircut. >> i don't want any kids to be sad that they have no hair. so i want to give them my hair. >> so there we go. they're able to cut seven inches of her hair to donate. >> i have long hair. i cut some of it off -- off and give it to someone. >> i love her. >> i do, too. >> i told you. your heart, gone. >> history. >> i got nothing to say. play the video. >> i try to stay still when matthew cuts my hair. i have the same hair haircut as >> looks great. >> video instantly went viral. thousands of people immediately captivated by the compassion in emily's heart. they ended up finding a salon in british columbia called 360 hair. they will take short pieces of hair like emily's and they make custom wigs for pediatric cancer patients. >> what an awesome kid. good job, parents, wow. >> me and my dolly look so pretty. >>> some guys head out to catch some fish but end up catching a show. >> whoa. >> wow. >> the amazing greetings from a curious whale. >>> and -- >> holy [ bleep ]. this is sick. >>

that is a commercial for matthew mcconaughey's sportswear clothing like, jkl, just announced they arers will be recognized for their own path, as long as they look exactly like matthew mcconaughey. >> jkl stands for just keep living! but i think we can come up with a better name for matthew mcconaughey's clothing line, let es let's do that. >> i don't know, chris, why don't you ask me in ten years.

. >> matthew of san francisco liked how the fit bit force counted every step he took. every mile he ran. he didn't like what it did to his arm. >> once i got a really bad rash i really hated it. >> matthew had worn the did he vase for week before itchy red bump suddenly broke out. he put it on his other arm and it broke out too. >> i'm worried. i don't know exactly what it is. >> he went to the on line forum and thousands of comments about users with the same rash. >> so it's not just me. time to figure out what happened why it happened. >> at first the company said very limited number of fit bit force users experiencing skin irritation. possibly as a result of allergy to nickel. but many on the forum say they are not allergic to nickel. they worry because rashes didn't go away. they began sharing theories on causes. and ideas for treatment. >> i want to know what has happened to all of us. >>reporter: kim of massachusetts got this oozing rash after weeks of using the force. she began gathering her own data. >> i read every post. if somebody said i have the rash i newt

let's go on to matthew mcconaughey. shall we? >> something fun. everybody's been wondering where "all right, all right all right," came up. well, we now know. in a 2001 interview -- >> with a canadian talk show host. >> not the mayor. >> anyway -- >> say the name. >> i'm not going to bother because -- >> george strom blop lous. >> in the interview matthew reveals the origin of the phrase. he was listening to a recording of the doors, a jim morrison album. and later that day -- i guess they said the words -- >> in between songs he went all right, all right, all right. >> he did it like four times or something like that. >> later that day -- >> he was filming "dazed and confused". i guess it was his first film. and he was discussing his character with the director of the movie. >> and the director told matthew four things that should motivate his character. his car, getting high, rock 'n' roll and picking up chicks. >> what else is there in life? >> take a look at what matthew had to say about it. >> all right, all right, all right, all right, all r

i was going to bet, i would bet on matthew mcconaughey.re certain studios that can be in a position to benefit from smaller films. he benefits as is the studio. >> best actress, you guys are going for cate blanchett. "blue jasmine." >> it is a packed race with meryl streep, amy adams, dame judi dench. cate blanchett deftly has the edge. >> best supporting actor, jared leto. >> the critics love him. i think he has this one wrapped up. >> his speech at the golden globes was very moving. we will be watching to see if you can get six out of six right this year. thank you so much for joining us today. we will be back with more of the show after a quick break. ♪ >> welcome back. google wants to give your phone 3-d vision. project tango. >> pretty exciting. a smart phone with lots of sensors, at different things. we are seeing these as they start to be added. hardware as well as software adaption's. the latest effort. >> we have a guest with us right now to talk about it. in mechanical engineering professor who joins us now from m.i.t. tell me ab