meryl is the witch. emily is the baker's wife. james corden is the baker.movie. >> jimmy: you play which character? >> i play cinderella's evil stepmom. somebody has to do it. bad attitude, great clothes. it's kind of what i do. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when you play a role like that do you base it on instances where you've seen the musical before? >> no, i never do that. i bet most actors try not to look at other people's work and base it on that. you base it on a lot of amalgam of different influences. rob and i talked about how this particular stepfamily, their hair is too big, too blonde, everything's a little much. if they were in contemporary life, they would want their own reality show. or have their own reality show. >> jimmy: i see. >> you know where i'm going? >> jimmy: kardashian-esque? >> i didn't say it. >> jimmy: yes. interesting. i think they'll be delighted by that. wow, all right. you're saying it's like a sex thing? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, you did not say that, maybe i said that. >> can't get enough attention thing. >> jimmy: very go

and i go, "is meryl okay?'s in bits. she's in bits. james, i've never seen her like this. who fires meryl streep?" and anna goes, "oh, my god, are you serious?" and christine goes, "glenn close is on a private jet on the way." [ laughter ] and it starts to grow to the point where i'm thinking, "wait, has she been fired?" [ laughter ] and then meryl comes in in her costume and people can't believe that she's there for something that they thought -- >> seth: that's a very embarrassing thing to believe, that you believed. you bought the biggest lie of all time. >> i mean, who would ever -- it's ridiculous. >> seth: i'm excited about this. you're taking over "the late late show" in march. >> i am. >> seth: so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> can i -- i feel i should say this. i truly mean this from the absolute bottom of my heart. because it got leaked, there was a leak before it was official. and the first person, the first person to send me an e-mail, saying, "this is amazing, i'm so excited for you," was fr

i saw you photobombing meryl streep?dn't resist. >> did i see that picture. >> i asked. >> you photo bombed meryl at the golden globe. >>w'o like i've got not respect for the woman. it's very much the opposite. it was happening right in front of me. it was a sort of on going satirical nudge at everything north korean related in the recent year of sony's trials. i thought i can't -- you're dangling a carrot way too close to me. they knew what they were doing. i think they knew what they were doing. >> the photo looked like you were having fun. i only raised because how are you navigating your way through all of this process of award season? how are you handling it it? >> to have fun. i went online loon right now the which is a dangerous thing to do in my loo line of work. i rarely do because i wanted to see -- i literally got off a plane onto the red carpet literally about an hour after landing. we were delayed an hour in london. skin of the teeth moment. getc, thering literally meet jen on the red carpet. beat had a roug

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. >> i assume meryl streep. who else? >> meryl, number one. she was on the cover of "time" magazine when i was a kid and i showed my father and said i want to be like her. and she is an actress on the cover of "time" magazine. i think vanessa redgrave is somebody i have always admired. >> me know what is great about her as she is still doing it. -- you know what is great about her is she is still doing it. >> she started when she was young and continues to work in many venues. it is a great thing. >> you consider yourself a late bloomer at all? in terms of not so much the skills being appreciated for the range. most people will say, as one director said about you, she brings intelligence gravitas, and an inner self. is it because of things they say about -- those are the kinds of things they say about meryl. you have a wider range and bigger canvas. >> my career is incremental. i was talking to somebody and senator demint first movie when i was 29 -- said i did my first movie when i was 29. >> this was after the soap or pera. >> i did movies o

jessica, meryl streep. you mentioned hugging her in your speech. >> it was amazing.mmy: she may get awards for that too. that will be kind of crazy when you're in a category with meryl streep and you win. >> and i met jena rollins the night before that. and i met prince at the golden globes. >> jimmy: he was in that category? he's so talented. >> he was but i bumped him off. >> jimmy: incredible. do you like going through the process? you've been, you've had to go to a lot of these awards shows. the red carpet and the dressing up. is that something you hate? you like, you tolerate? >> i'm a tom boy so i really hate it. i want the overall red carpet. like everyone where overalls. >> jimmy: heehaw style. >> i might do that and invite you. >> jimmy: i would be more than happy to bring my pitchfork and what not, straw hat. >> every time i get dressed, my daughter says, i come out and she says you're hideous. >> jimmy: that's a good kid word. hideous. does she criticize your fashion choices? >> oh, yeah. well, she's honest. >> jimmy: she's right. >> she is right. >> jimmy

you know, like when you give them, like, we'd like meryl streep for this part. >> seth: oh, gotcha. >e would probably never get you because you're busy. >> seth: right. >> but the character is described as handsome. >> seth: okay. thank you. [ laughter ] >> likable. >> seth: okay. thank you. i'll take that, too. >> harvard educated. >> seth: close. northwestern. it's a little better. it's a little better. >> yeah, so he's the show. >> seth: okay, got you. that's great. you know who you should get? streep -- you should get meryl streep. [ laughter ] >> she can do anything. >> seth: she can do anything. [ cheers and applause ] when you -- you're obsessed with late night. who is your, when you grew up, who were you obsessed with? >> letterman. >> seth: yeah. >> do you remember when letterman was a daytime show? >> seth: i missed that completely. i'm aware of it but never saw it. >> so it was between the -- i wasn't old enough to drive, but i was too old to go to camp and so basically -- >> seth: the glory years. [ laughter ] >> basically, like, my entire summer was just, like, based arou

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but introducing my mom to meryl streep at the premier of "the giver," it's the best. >> how about thew scorpion. it is doing pretty well. >> bring it back. monday nights at 9:00 on cbs. he brought walter o'brien. got him to the house and said you have to hear about this. we went on this run together. to see the success and how much people are loving the show. it has been so much fun. >> tell me about ithaca. >> i never talk about this. i believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. i believe that managers and creatives should come together and work together in alliance. at the together a group of my friends and it is simply that. it is an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses. there is more than enough to go around. >> so this is a fund. >> there is a fund aspect when we are together. we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. >> what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? >> voices. that is what i am seeing right now. >> you mean someone who can actually sing? >> people fell in love

meryl streep picks up her 19th for "into the world," joining laura dern, and emma stone and patricia arquette. best films are ""birdman"," and botherhood," and "grand budapest hotel" and "selma." and "whiplash." >> what is not so golden? it is mostly gray. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast after this. >> also ahead storm trooper versus poisonous snake? a costume saved a man's life. >> celebrating music and art and fashion and all things >> covering santa clara, east bay, san francisco and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> san jose efforts to lure the a's to the sort bay got tougher. a court said though agree with the lower court ruling that major league baseball is still exempt from antitrust laws. san jose hoped to use the laws did keep the league and the giants from blocking the efforts to build a stadium in the south bay. san jose did not say if they will appeal to the supreme court. >>> australian man says his storm tripper costume save his life during a snake attack. he is walking crass -- across australia to raise money for a children's hospital in melbourne. he

she goes up against lauren dern keira knightley and meryl streep.ep's 19th academy award nomination. teri okita, cbs news, hollywood. >>> the lack of diversity among the oscar contenders sparked a backlash backlash. civil rights leader al sharpton called the list of nominees insulting. he said, quote, with all the talent in "selma" and other black movies this year it's hard to believe. they're using #oscarsowhite. all oscar nominees are white. >>> super bowl xlix will be decided in sunday's conference championship games. for a second year in a row the seattle seahawks are hosting the nfc championship game. they'll take on the green bay packers. seattle beat green bay in week one, 36-16. >>> the indianapolis colts are seeking their third trip to the super bowl in nine years. they're traveling to new england to take on the patriots. new england topped in 42-11. it's the fourth straight year that tom brady and the pats. but it's the first time for quarterback andrew luck. >> experience helps. i think as a team, every game we get closer and closer toget

sixties, it is like they are erased but it is not -- >> rose: especially when people say there is meryland you say there is only one meryl streep. >> yes, he is the greatest just an incredible actress one of the best in the world and, you know there is also jessica language and there is -- >> rose:. >> jessica language. >> lang .. and why are there not enough roles? >> rose: why not? >> i don't think people in the i haveindustry i have are sexist or racist i think there are a lot of good people in the industry, i think people -- we have been stuck, and the stories have been mostly about men .. a writing -- but even across the board there are only three percent, only three percent of dps are women and i a read this article. >> rose: director of photographers. >> women talking about how impossible it is to breakthrough because you have to know people you to borrow kits, and it doesn't -- it is not as difficult for men to breakthrough becoming a director of photography as it is for women, unless the theatre industry. >> but the interesting thing, do you think women look after each other mo

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what >> what a transforms for mation meryl streep in that role. >> that's a good tease, we'll wait for more, coming up right after this. >>> a very good thursday morning to you, as we take a live look outside. folks up early this morning, not so bright just yet, maybe down that cup of coffee at 5:42 right now. live look at the bay bridge, moments. authorities say someone was planning an attack on u.s. soil similar to the deadly attacks on canada's parliament building that happened last fall. >> yes, you remember how eerie that was. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more on the new plot that was thwarted. good morning, tracie. >> hi, good morning. young man 20 years old, christopher lee cornell from ohio is behind bars this morning. the fbi says he was planning to bring pipe bombs to washington, set them off at the capitol and then shoot people as they started running outside, very similar to what we saw last fall in canada. however that plot was thwarted because an fbi informant communicated with him on twitter because of his pro-isis messages. when he went to purchase two assa

. >> ♪ human too ♪ >> meryl streep picks up her 19th oscar nomination for "into the woods" joining arquettea 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 counties to battle this fire. it broke out this morning in a house under construction on east marshall avenue in diehl. that house was being built on the same lot where just last march, a 62-year-old man died in a fire. no one was injured today and today's fire was started by a propane heater. new rules to loosen trade and travel embargoes on cuba will go into effect tomorrow

the cultural issues with meryl lynch, the retention bonuses falling off. we feel that wells fargo is the best position to pick up market share in the next 12 to 18 months when the exodus takes place. they're the only major player out there with the traditional brokerage size as well as the independent channel with a unique advantage over peers. we think they'll outpace predictions and be in a sector that outpace the market as well. >> you have j.p. morgan chase this year. a lot of legal issues facing them. jay mee diamond's health. what do you see happening in 2015? >> tough couple years with them. but, you know, in the financial sector though as a whole, as the economy continues to pick up if interest rates do rise which likely second or third quarter of the year start taking place. you're going to start seeing a new flow of refinancing and purchases as borrowers come to the realization as the extremely low interest rate market we've been in the last six or seven years is starting to come to an end. on top of the fact we're not toughest regulatory market

and i was with -- with meryl streep.s a very, very tough movie and he played a very sad alcoholic. after the lights went up in the movie, i was bereft. i was so sad. and i realized that a world without jack was aninfinityily duller, sadder place. he's one of the lights of my life. he's not the main light. but in the starry sky, he shines bright. i trust him -- the little things in the old days. maybe not the most faithful man in the world, but if the chips were down, and they have been done a few times i rely on jack for his -- his strength and for his loyalty. a loyal and fine friend. somebody said to me one, you know he'll be a better friend to you than a lover. and in a way i think that's true. >> it's been over for 0 years now, because you were away for a while during lot of thing happened while the two of you were together. i was completely blown away by the roman polanski story. i did not remember that. i wasn't living in l.a. at the time. i couldn't believe that -- i didn't recall that it happened in that house. >

chief investment officer of meryl lynch banking. thank you so much for joining us tonight. we should start with mr. gross' comments. are the good times over at this point and what do you think he was worried about? >> well i'll start with a bit of a history lesson. i seem to recall some time ago, 5,000. those making predictions might have to suffer the consequences of time. in all seriousness, i think what he's trying to get at is we've had several years of good market returns, both stocks and bonds and anyone setting up expectations for the last five years when stock markets return 21% is misplaced. they are misguided. it's much more likely that returns a lot lower and you may have to be more selective and adjust your approach in higher valuations and good news built into it. i think the idea that all markets are bad, good times over the blanket statement, we just don't agree with it. >> let's move on to what the bond market seems to be saying these recent days. ten year yield down below 2% today. the japanese government bond very low yield. historically low there. what ar

. >> i assume meryl streep. who else would be in that category? >> oh, gosh yes. meryl, number one.d my father. i said do you see this? i said, i want to be like her. she's an actress and she's on the cover of "time magazine." >> have you ever slept with a director? >> i can't believe you asked that. it's so embarrassing. >> is is rude? >> it's terribly rude. yes, i have. i had an affair with a direct just one time. >> and i hope you married him. >> i married him. you know him, yeah. >> a great knicks fan. >> exactly. >> most people will say as one director said about you, you know, she brings intelligence gravitas, and an inner self. all of a sudden now you seem to have a wider range, a bigger canvas. >> mm-hmm. i think my career has always been really incremental. i didn't get my first role in a movie until i was 29 years old. so there was never any big surge, you know. >> in some ways it's better isn't it? >> it's great. i always say i'm like a mouse chewing through a wall. one tiny bite at a time. you know but eventually you've eaten the whole wall right? >> this is the best tim

you say, hey, meryl, how are you? how was your christmas. >> just people. >> just people.ife when he's better able to handle it? a lot of stuff is happening in my life which is truly phenomenal. i'm 38 and i've finally settled down and my private life couldn't be spectacularly wonderful place. >> they just got engaged to theater director sophie hunter and they're expecting their first child. >> it's just a very traditional format to announce an engagement. it seems like i think i wouldn't have done if i wasn't in this exalted position of being in this work. >> reporter: winning an oscar would only turn up the heat on his red-hot career and the passionate fans. >> how do you keep everything from changing around you? >> by remembering that. that it's going on around you and you're being recognized for something you love doing. it's great but it's bizarre. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> he seems to have his head screwed on straight. i love when ben said how do you feel about being a sex bomb it's fun, i like it. most people would say no no no.

earlier this week the stalky host of "the five" slammed meryl e marilyn monson after he said the" charlieebdo" shouldn't offend the terrorists. >> it says it should not have uh febded the terrorists. he says, i can't say they didn't ask for it. it is kind of a dumb idea to do something like that. the renegade who bravely made fun of christians thinks you shouldn't confront radical islam. only take a stand when there is no risk. spoken like a true rebel. >> well on thursday man son tweeted this response "i am so sad that the rasist greg gutfeld was not afraid what happened when he opened his [bleep] mouth. god bless you. it is about time somebody called gutfeld out. and man son sicked his fans on the host tweeting at agreeing gutfeld -- at greg gutfeld have at it, kids, make sure it is biblical. the two now have resolved their differences and are planning to rent a cottage on cape cod. obviously manson is an i had -- idiot saying the "charlie hebdo" people didn't ask for it. he made his mark ripping bibles on the stage. none of it means he is wrong about you being a racist. >> if he is goi

curly head teen in princess diaries and most popular andy devil wears prada and and the last known meryland anne she won a first academy award and golden globe foreraw excellent and switch things one animated movie rio. of course there's countless others we love and saun back on big screen. >> she'll be dead before this intro is over intro is over. >> we're taking a shot. >> that's good whiskey. >> hi, anne welcome to philadelphia. >> hi. >> thank you very much. >> you've been getting this all morning long. is it true for love making scenes you would day a shot. >> right before. >> of booze. >> yeah. yeah. that's true. >> why? >> why? >> why not? >> you said why? >> yeah why? >> well, it was my costar's first love scene in a film. and i've done one or two. hi done one or two before and he knew that little liquid courage was welcome in my case and i thought it may be welcome in his he's british so alcohol solve as i lot of thing. >> plus your husband is a producer so i'm sure was he standing there watching you do this love scene. >> no, no, we're not insane. no. he was not there. first of

. >> people say there is meryl streep. >> there is only one. an incredible actress.ica lange. glenn close. why are there not enough roles? i don't think people in the industry are sexist or racist. i think there are a lot of really good people in the industry. i think we have been stuck. the stories have been mostly about men. the writing -- even across the board, there's only 3% of vp's who are women. you have to know people. it does not as difficult for men to break through. as it is for women. >> it is interesting. do think women look after each other more than men do? >> i look after women. >> i know you do. and other women. they feel they have a commitment. >> i loved a piece written in "the hollywood reporter." amazing. >> he talked to me. tom cruise doesn't have an obligation to a white audience but i feel and then still feels -- denzel feels an obligation to open more doors to more women. >> when you are starting of course you do not say anything. you just want to work. you are so excited. it invited to the clubs, i'm here. i don't want to upset anyone. we al