because i don't think a lot of people realize that before we had nate parker the actor, we had nate parker computer programmer. >> that is correct. >> how do you go from coding to acting? >> i was dating a girl who was a model and she had to go to dallas and a guy walks up to me and is like are you in the program. i'm like no, not at all. he's like we don't have many actors in hollywood and i would love to have you read this monologue. >> you believed him? >> i just didn't want to be a programmer. it was one of those things it was like i'll try it. why not? what's the worst can happen? i read these lines and try to be an actor and see what happens. i called home and said mom i think i'm going to try this. she's like you got your degree. >> what happened next sounds like an old fashioned hog wolly discovery. his first acting job in three months and one role that changed his life. >> it was my first big role. i had to do research. all of a sudden i started to -- i came in contact with my identity and who i was. the acting thing started to shrink and the activism thing started to grow. it was

if they work so is well, if the children that are advantage sen nate redirect examination at risk. because if they are vaccinated and they work, chen they are at risk to get measles. >> let's pause you there and let the doctor answer that. >> that's a good question. and you see the vaccines none of them are 100% effective and so is children who are vaccinated some of them are suspect septemberble to the diseases. notch you are driving you can do ming you want to be safe by driving while not impaired, wearing a seat belt, and an air ball and all that, but even though you do all that you can still get in a car accident and get injured if you are exposed to another driver who may not be as careful as you the's what vaccines are, they are like a seat belt or air bag it doesn't guarantee you proconnection but it is one part. >> we have about 30 seconds left what do you say to a parent like emily. >> i love parents like emily because she is so concerns she is asking the right questions and i want parents to be concerned like she is and research the issues and do the best then for their c

nate's awesome. >> he's just cracking up.are like yeah i just fell. >> i owned it. >> this other one not as cute as nate. he starts backing up. he backs up way too much. >> ruh-roh. >> fell right off the stage. >> ends right where that curtain is. he didn't know that. fortunately, the person wearing the costume was just fine. makes it back on to the stage later. >> i'm glad to see all his hard work didn't get busted in that little fall. >>> this bride-to-be didn't want just any bachelorette party. >> see how she and her girls brought down the house before the big day. >> they are doing beyonce moves! tonic water version. >> something out of "ghostbusters." >>> sandy loves bottles. >>> happy new year! >> grand announcement you guys. >> breaking news here. we just learned that l.a.-based writing team lorne mckenzie and andrew gettens are getting married. >> they got married. they married on the cbs lot. they did meet on a hollywood set. the evesalk of hollywood as a video has leaked from lauren's wild bachelorette party. >> we

. >> in the reading class -- the last thing nate wants to talk about is reading. >> the kick out to the first. i'm going to eat it outside. >> he wants to tell you why he likes the seahawks. >> kam chancellor earl thomas. >> they're kind of tough, aren't they? >> yes. this fourth graders story goes far beyond kit kats and football. >> he had a tumor. he was born early. >> doctors had to act fast. >> he's never had that left leg at all. >> over the years, convincing the kid to wear a prosthetic wasn't easy. >> nothing prepares you for something like that. >> a year' got an idea. >> we decided to design something cool enough for him to want to wear. that's where we got the idea for the richard sherman leg. >> sherman, the hawk and ought fwraf. >> when sherman got the news that a backer from boise had a leg with his face on it. >> here's richard. >> the hawks corner wanted to meet him. >> you may be a bigger fan of me than i am. >> he invited nate to the training facility. as two all-stars came together. >> 500 miles from seattle, the seahawks have a fan for life. >> if you meet him, you c

nate, you knew at least one of the cartoonists who was assassinated, right? >> i did actually get a chance to meet him when i took a trip to france with other cartoonists here in the united states. i met him briefly. i didn't get to talk to him all that much. the fact that had was a cartoonist and did the job that i do every single day and gunned down by these murderers just breaks my heart and hits very close to home. >> no doubt. does this shooting reinforce the risks that cartoonists and writers face when they want to taunt and have freedom of speech with the muslim faith? >> well, most definitely. there's risk anytime you're putting your view out there. free speech is dangerous to these people what you because their etiology crumbles when it is subjected to reason. with islam, the violent terrorists, these people aren't able to play on the same battlefield with us so they have to resort to violence. >> why is it that we only see retribution making fun of muslims. charlie hebdo also made fun of christianity? >> sure, sure. there's a strain of islam that's

i have asked nate to see what supervisor campos' thoughts are on that to provide direction to make sure that he is the legislative sponsor to make sure we're following his legislative intent. but if it's still relatively broad these are things up for the commission's consideration. >> are there any other cities that have done --. >> no we're the first. cities like new york and seattle are interested in what we're doing to see if this is just another step to help doing some preservation for the small businesses. >> the way i see it there are four points, two of them, the first two are objective and two are subjective, correct? so objective, the first two will be the entry door and then the subjective element will be developed --

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we just want to have the healthiest family that we can so we don't advantage sen nate their kids. >>any tell them they are not only safe they are necessary. rather than using the fear approach to say look this is something natural that you can do to help protect your child and your community. >> in 2000 the cdc declared measles eliminated in the u.s. be uh with the growth of the anti-vaccine movement, the u.s. is seeing more measles cases. the number spiked last year. disneyland says it is testing and vaccinating employees that haven't been immunized it wants the public to know if they have been immunized disneyland is safe. adipisny resort spokesperson said seven employees have been diagnosed with measles four recovered and are back at work. >> the poem that got the measles they simply weren't advantage tin nateed. >> yeah. the reason you are concerned about it is you can get measles if you haven't had the vaccine, be uh you have. >> explain. >> none of our vaccines are 100% effective. be uh the problem is if you have so many people around you who have measles then there's a higher

so he invited nate to the team's training facility in renton as two all-stars came together. 500 milesm seattle, the seahawks now have a fan for life. if you need him, you can find him here on the football field. >> that was alex rosier reporting. the seattle seahawks face the new england patriots in super bowl xlix february 1st. you can watch right here on nbc. >>> still to come, on "today in the bay," gop candidates converge on california. political analyst, larry gursten joins us live to discuss why a traditionally blue state is seeing plenty of red. >>> potential republican presidential candidates are coming to california in droves. last week, half dozen potential candidates paraded before a wealthy group in palm springs. next month, chris christie will speak at the california state convention. is blue california going purple? larry gursten is here. let's take a look at that color chart. talk to us about why so many gop visits so early in the season? >> it seems early. but, guess what? this is the primary season. already, it is the primary season. it is not the time where people vo

. ♪ >> he looks and looks looks fires, it's intercepted by nate allen.terception of the season has just almost wrap this up for the eagles. >> happy new ♪ >> good evening welcome to this fox 29 special report 2014, a year in review. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm he yann page. 2014 comeing to close and what a 12 months it was. >> fox's shepherd smith takes a look at this year's top stories. >> reporter: 2014 brought more gridlock in congress, tension at home and around the globe, a deadly outbreak and a historic election. the year started with a pay raise for local income workers. higher minimum wages took effect in 13 states and president obama signed an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal contract workers. gay rights also took major steps forward. same sex marriage now legal in 35 states and the district after series of federal court rulings throughout the year. 2014 saw the start of the worst ebola outbreak in history. the virus has killed more than 5,000 people in west africa. thomas duncan was the first patient diagnose in the united state

witness told police nate ran the men over twice. his lawyer says knight was being attacked and was trying to escape. >> when you are being l beaten and at the steering wheel it's not so easy driving a vehicle trying to escape. i believe that the true individuals who are responsible here are the people who initiated the fight. >>reporter: police say the man killed was knight friend 55 killed was knight friend 55-year-old terri carter. nate attorney says he had no idea he ran over anyone. >> former respect can presidential number 93 romney won't run for the white house in 2016. but could he change his mind? it was only 3 weeks ago that romney told small group of former donor he was eye former donor he was eying another campaign. but in a private conference calls this morning the former massachusetts governor told his staff he won't make a third run for the presidency but romney didn't entirely rule out getting back in the race. >> i have been asked and will certainly be asked again if there are any circumstances whatsoever that mate d

so much investigators are not convinced they koord nated their actions. he spent time in jail with one of them, keep in mind islamic state cut ties about a year ago. so it's really still a two-pronged investigation at this stage. police say accomplices for all the men are still at large. that's why thousands of officers are on patrol in paris and across france. investigators are also trying to figure out how they got their weapons, automatic rifles rocket launches, for example. in the case of france they weren't successful, however, they're not letting their guard down just yet. >> thank you very much craig dale of nhk world. >>> japan's prime minister has left for a visit to the middle east. shinzo abe will travel to four countries and territories. and he's expected to announce support for the global fight against the militant group islamic state. abe will meet with leaders in egypt, jordan, israel and the palestinian territories. >> translator: based on our principle of proactive contribution to peace, i'll tell the leaders that japan will provide suppo

we call it the hecklers veto in the nates, something is not -- united states, something is not spoken because of its content, reaction. >> the biggest reaction to the interview would have come from film critics. they probably wouldn't have been kind. >> movie reel: who. >> reporter: but a combination, fraud reporting and misplaced patriotism turned it into a geopolitical football. a much watch for americans and an unlikely hit. if we can ask the hackers one question, it will be who is laughing now. as usual, they were unable for comment -- unavailable for comment >>> more voices on the download op "the interview" was covered. >> north korea's position in the international community allows a film like this to be made in the first place. that is partly because north korea doesn't have the international lobbying or the u.s. domestic lobbying power to push back against something like this. coverage is getting in the way of real news in north korea. it's a shame "the interview" is a story for a long time. it obscured a lot of news >>> finally time to give rupert murdoch credit where credit

carolina was not initem nated. newton with a toss to benjamin.ut hangs on for the score. 5:30 left in the half. seattle comes up with a big play. wilson to kurs. 63 yards. 14-10 at the break. after the scoreless third quarter the shouks finally broke it open. wilson to luke wilson. made it 24-10. they put the contest away as newton is going to be picked off by chancellor. he has nothing but green from front of him. chancellor brings it back 90 yards for the touchdown. so seattle is going back to the nfc championship game for a second straight year. >>> 31-17 the final. the seahawks either play green bay or dallas for the nfc title. chancellor with 11 tackles was asked about the game-clinching tch touchdown. >> it felt like awesome. fell like preparation and everything i work all week for. but that was my first return for my career, and it felt good. we are just looking for the next challenge. the nfc championship, and we're ready to go. get the preparation going, and find out who we are playing and get it going. >> in the afc, the patriots got by

expect delays, what they are doing, traffic will alter nate in the northbound lanes until 8:00 a.m. this morning tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we have breaking news, two people were killed in a house fire in south philadelphia overnight. this happened on the 400 block of daily street at 1:30. a man in his 50s and a woman who were killed. the fire is not considered suspicious. >>> breaking this morning philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who shot two men inside a minnie van. that minivan ended up slamming into a house. eva pilgrim is along the 5500 block of north american street and that's where she picked up the story. >> reporter: a van into a house in the olney section has turned into a double shooting that has become a homicide investigation. it happened at 12:45 a.m. at north american street and clarkson avenue. the 24-year-old in the van was shot in the head and dried. the 20-year-old was shot in the head and hand and police said he never told police he or the passenger were shot. >> one was exiting the minivan from the rear seat. the other passenger was in the front

so this was a very well orders nateed attackcoordinated attack an audacious attack on the hotel . >> a group linked to the islamic state in iraq and the levant has claimed responsibility for the attack. al jazeera cannot independently verify the statement. the hotel in the libyan capitol of tripoli is popular with government officials and foreign diplomats. there have been violence and rivalry among the militia backing up muammar qaddafi. libya is now under the control of two rival governments each supported by armed groups engaged in fighting. analysts say this attack could derail peace talks taking place in geneva. >> both governments have come out and attempted to get political scores and political point scoring amongst them. they have come out saying this is the work of the former regime and it's already coming out from members of the hor. this is a case of the muslim brotherhood and other islamists in charge. >> in july libya dawn took over the airport. but the attack on this luxury hotel is a reminder that the situation on the ground is dangerous. victoria gazenby al jazeera..

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she's a death row prisoner caught after failing to dead nate a suicide bomb in 2005. the unprecedented prisoner swap puts jordan at odds with longstanding u.s. policy. >> we don't make concessions to terrorists. that's our policy. every country has the ability and right to make decisions obviously within the realm of what is acceptable by enter national law. >> in japan today they met to discuss it. the chief cabinet said there is a high probability that this is the voice of mr. goto. the u.s. is reportedly struggling to explain to u.s. officials how this is any different from that exchange was made of five taliban commanders for u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl. the pentagon called this situation completely different. they say bergdahl was a soldier held in the capacity as a prisoner of war and this was not a hostage situation. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thanks a lot, susan. >>> more snow is on the way. schools in boston are closed again today as residents dig out from 2 feet of snow or many. many cars are buried to the roof. firefighters are cleari

nate in california. nate? >> caller: mr. cramer. >> hi. >> caller: california boo-yah here. >> i like that. what's up? >> caller: so, got a stock we've talked about. we both like it. two-part question for you today. stock is veriphone, p.a.y. the first part of the question is i love the outlook in 2015 with the emergence of emd domestically here. i think they're really well-positioned. i'm curious what you think on that. and secondly, the last couple of weeks with the market fluctuations, this stock has taken a 15% to 20% hit. i can find no fundamental reason why this should happen. am i missing something? >> look this is a bad market. right now we have a bad market. a lot of stocks that shouldn't go down are going down. it's choppy, volatile, negative. people ask me every day day @jimcramer on twitter, what's the matter with veriphone? i say, it's not a great market. it happens. the market's trying to find a bottom. it's worried about currency it's worried about overvaluation, worried at the fed. a lot of good stocks get so

snow piling up on the railing and in nate's backyard.ll this snowfall not too bad but what comes next could cause serious problems. a bitter blast of cold air, dangerously winder conditions are now on the way. good evening i'm he jessica dean. >>> i'm gist may. we have live team three coverage of the bitter blast, we will begin with meteorologist cat i orr who is in the cbs-3 weather center now, the kathy. >> the the cold is here and wind is coming and the combination will be dangerous over the next couple of days. on storm scan three you can see this snow, exiting, moving off shore a few flurries possible this evening, that is just about it. but the next story will be the cold. you can see this snow not a lot but enough to make slow driving conditions, and also some scattered accidents across the delaware valley. in nottingham looking at 1.8. vineland over an inch, the same in dover and in exton nearly an inch in perk so .8 of an inch of snow. now we're talking about the cold temperatures n allentown only 15. thirteen in the

was another incident in istanbul targeted at the prime minister office now, a man threw two green nates and armored police car the green dades didn't go off the man was arrested but a outlaws banned markist who claimed responsibility for the attack. no indication of who is connected to this attack, but it isn't the first time there has been an attack in this country hike the first time there has been suicide bombing. >> okay, thank you very much indeed for life update there. the white house says president barack obama veto the keystone pipeline. they plan to take the decision about the pipeline out of the president's hands. the project is designed to deliver up to hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude oil a day from canada to refineries on the texas gulf coast. >> al jazeera in washington d.c., so bring us up to date going on in this? >> well, lauren, the keystone pile line is a priority for the republican party which is just coming in this week to take control of both houses the congressional leaders have said they will make it a requirety to pass a bill that will authority the pip

he was previously only nated for "american hustle" -- >> what is there to confirm? >> reporter: and "silver linings playbook." >> your poor social skills. >> you scare people. >> i tell the truth. you're mean. >> reporter: "american sniper" bears the intimate details clint eastwood is known for. >> clint was right there for that moment. >> reporter: next to you? >> when i was on that gun, he was right there. sort of talking and that's the way it was shooting the whole movie. clint was there all the time. >> reporter: for all the intensity on screen cooper and east the wood shared moments off it. like the director wondering if his star should actually lift the 400 pounds you see in this scene eight times. >> he just said do you really have to lift that weight? >> i said yeah yeah it will be fine. don't pull anything. >> reporter: cooper gained 50 pounds for "american sniper" and trained with a dialect coach to get that texas twang. >> you said thing with thin. you wouldn't do saturday, sunday, you know it's very interesting. it's almost like learning a foreign langua

the youth of libya, what should they do in this situation where they are being targeted and as sass nated to bring back civic dialogue and country. >> i mean, that's the million dollar question, how we can continue to be involved in the process simultaneously avoiding being killed in the process. so it's something that the civil society and youth continue to struggle with, how to strategise and be involved, and not put our lives at stake. one of those approaches, and i think that's what in this twitter contributor was saying, in the dialogue process, that the u.n. special envoy is trying to facilitate that young people and civil society have been discarded from that process at all. the approach of the kind of appeasing the various factions, the various governments that claim to exist in libya is, again, short-sited and not mind of the larger problem. >> we have about five or six seconds left - look for me five or six years down the road and not doing anything by the u.s. >> i think large areas will fall into the areas of criminals and terrorists with their own source sell. >> billions. >>

we have grant's parents amy and nate stone via skype from utah right this minute. welcome to the show. thank you for joining us. so update us. tell us the latest on this story. >> the latest is that the public really stood up and rallied behind grant and asked this man to take down the video. he didn't take it down. he didn't respond to us asking him to take it down. and facebook ended up taking it down. he's refuted it. we have 10 to 14 business days to file a federal lawsuit. and then facebook will put it back up. we are still fighting for grant's rights and trying to have justice. we're not out for blood. we're just out for protecting our family. >> do you know if this delorean guy has made any money or made gains in any other way? >> he absolutely has, yeah definitely. but his website is all about i'll teach you how to make money. and he even said over the last week he's gained somewhere around 100,000 likes on his page. >> yeah, he actually got five million vows. with five million views, if you have that many hits on youtube, it could have put grant through co

hopefully we'll stay the course and we could see limb nate two to three million barrels of gas lean demandust through better cars. that means there is no solution for the highway trust fund and other projects related to gasoline sales except to raise the gasoline tax. we do not want to send the message to average members that they should be buying gasoline-guzzling cars now that the price of gas has gone down. we want people to take that savings invest it in other parts of the economy, like i said before, better educational and other kinds of supplies for our children. going to the movies and enjoying the local restaurant. and the best way to do that is to send the signal to people that we've adjusted to driving less, and we probably need to stay the course. >> the trend in gasoline use must be gladdening to the hearts of the sierra club, but the hidden problem is that as people use less gas, less money goes into the trust fund to maintain the bridges and roads. >> you're right on both counts. in fact, the deficit we have in terms of what it would take to get our bridges, our roads, and ou

they have responded signaling that they would not accept cairo as an immediate nate mediateor for peace talks with israel. >>> a number of people have died in a series of explosions in and around the iraqi capitol. at least three people were killed in a blast near a car repair shop. five others died in another explosion. this time at a sheep market. two soldiers were also killed when they were targeted in a bomb attack. >>> this comes as iraq's prime minister has been hosting a security summit. haider al abadi address various religious and political factions across the country. it is aimed at reconciling religious groups. the government is hoping to create the united front against the islamic state in iraq and the levant. we have the latest from baghdad. >> reporter: national conference is taking place at a crucial time and on the ground in the fight against isil has been a crucial past few days as well. even when the airstrikes and the military gains that kurdish forces are making in the north and shia militias with the iraqi forces are making in the rest of the country there are place

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. >> six of the infected patients were not vax nated. two are too young for the shots. had the vaccine. the bourbons say their vaccinations are up to date. >> i strongly support and thing everyone should get vaccinated. >> they were careful at the park. >> wash your hand. be safe. >> the health scare won't scare the season pass holders away from the magic kingdom. tonight, in a statement, disney says it is working with public health officials to provide information and assistance. reporting live in san jose jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a rise in measles cases. last year more than 600 people in the united states contract the the vie ruls. that's the most cases reported since measles was thought to be eliminated back in the year 2000. serious complications from measles are more common in children. younger than 5 years old. and adults over age 20. >> health concerns continue across the bay area because of our air quality. tomorrow our seventh consecutive, spare the air day. see thick haze pollution, remains visible at night. this is one of the sky cameras in

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he's 10 years old, nate from boise, and he's crazy about the seahawks.a baby and parents had a tough time convincing him to wear a prosthetic leg until they had the idea to design a leg with the picture of seahawks' superstar richard sherman, and he heard about it and got excited and wanted to meet nate to autograph the leg. they have a fan for life with the little guy. >> what a great story. >> thank you very much. >> we are back with the check of the country's forecast. >> focused on the northeast, but elsewhere in the country it's a decent day, especially right through the middle where temperatures run in the 50s and 60s. not bad. oklahoma comer in northern texas in the 40s today, but area of high pressure in the southwest keeps winds out of the east. it's a dry wind so just keep in mind the santa ana winds are kicking back in across california with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. we have a disturbance in the northern plains and upper midwest that's going to dive down and be the next alberta clipper with a widespread 1 to 3 inches and possible 3 to 6

he was found guilty of impers nating a medical person. he was not charged with a crime.e was released to his maufr who says her son was not taking his medication and is under the care of a real doctor. >>> when we come back here julianne moore. and word coming in the missing robot discovered on mars tonight. and in american's return to space, what happened here. >>> if you ever dropped your iphone, the smart phone. the ultimate test. the iphone plunging from 1000 feet. will it survive? sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or h

students at a california school who cannot prove they've been vaxit nated are being kept out after fellow student showed signs of virus. current outbreak across the country reignited debate over opting out of vaccinations. some doctors say they will not treat kids who are not vaccinated from delaware newsroom tonight state lawmakers introduced a bill to decriminalize position possession of small amounts of marijuana it's a civil offense with 100 fine. currently it's punishable by a fine of $1150 and up to 6 months in jail. >>> we are going to get very chilly around these parts. and what about the possibility of this snow on the weekend. >> one thing not hotter are temperatures any time soon. real snowfall totals. >> that's a marijuana story trying to make a segue to weather. stormtracker 6 double scan showing we have snow showers out there right now light snow showers moving into south jersey. a little bit heavier near doylestown and quakertown and allentown rights now crossing 611 and 302349 lansdale and we had reports of half inch of snow in parts of chester and montgomery county. as ex

and they did dissim nate disseminate through social media. >> 33 million last year and 31 -- >> he wasly elected. why don't you look and see what ronald reagan got the first year. >> i did. there was no comparable drop. >> no, shawl. >> absolutely. >> he used yemen as an scam of what his isis strategy was going to be back in september shortly before the houthis took over sponsored by iran. now we have yemen in control essentially by if not an iranian proxy an a. proximate group to iran. the isolation of american power and empowerment of al-qaeda in the south and so we are in a world of trouble and the president thinks this is -- he said that yemen was good on the ground in iraq. the spread of political sectarianism. isis advancing. abusing people. it is spilling into lebanon and jordan. the idea that the foreign policy is anything other then a joke -- >> we took the troops out too early in iraq and did not stand behind what we said we we do in syria. the credibility in that part of the world is virtually eliminate. >> i haven't heard anybody offer any credible solution. everybody talks