in formula one to two an investor has defended a chance in the form on the tenth of its concluded nicholson is accused of paying the whole hall. i keep trying to get to talk speak to enjoy his stay in control of formula one. that caused him to the nines that the saying instead that because he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison that's repeated with blackmail. prosecutors are put together a mall than two hundred page indictment and planted called sassy nine witnesses to testify against eccleston. and why he may be stepping down from the day to day operations. ecclestone still plans to stay in charge of formula one. come what may the one they are the talk about the joining us now in the studio is our deed of these sports correspondent jason martin said jason does this spell the end of. bertie couples in korea. but he didn't really write him off he's been around for very long time. that was hella be seen immediately steps had been taken atkinson is stepping down from the board he is eleven continuing to run the day to day operations they want to keep it in place but he's not be known as

daniel day-lewis is one, nicholson, brando, tarantino, chaplain. that's good company. >> right. >> rose: there a common denominator there? >> yeah. i mean, they're all, like -- >> rose: it is who they are that's the common denominator? >> well, they're all actors, they're all incredible actors. >> rose: they were beyond actors. these were -- if you think about nicholson and brando and chaplain, they went beyond simply being actors. >> exactly. you're exactly right. so when i -- i guess what i'm trying to do is the way of using not only the fact that they're actors but everything that they stand for as forms. as generators of power and meaning that you can just say "chaplain" and it -- it already resonates a lot of different things. daniel day-lewis stands for a certain kind of discipline, devotion to work, disappearing into roles. >> rose: right, right. >> and on top of that you kind of get this weird amalgamation of all the roles that he's played already. when you say the name, all the roles kind of flow through your head already. so if i put them

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nicholson writes one question what are we actually going to start pain down this debt we keep building up if any one of us just perpetually built up dead it wouldn't be long until we were filing for bankruptcy so how is it that the us is able to get away with it sooner or later we're going to have to start paying down that debt somehow or file for bankruptcy and keynesians would argue the exact opposite of this obviously. on some level but how do you respond. you know there are two parts you know there's private debt and then there is public debt when you talk about the few currencies system basically you're talking about money that the government is creating that is that you know essentially they can't go broke because they've created the money right they can always make more you can always make more of the model so. you know there's no there's no bankruptcy but the question is you know allocation of resources we can get to that but you know with regard to the private sector there's always the problem that you know you can go bankrupt and what we've seen basically if you think about t

and finally crosses first lady of the nep of leo was the release from hospital to nicholson is often injured in a mall in a week off to the gossip magazine or a close i ran a seven page spread about to hop on the president's problem is have an affair with actress. she's reported not be resting in the presidential residence all the donald talmud in the south side. today we will be a size fourteen to sixteen to africa. the room. it is ew. i don't think i will concede all cool. they said the cactus and downs but we could finance the mosque he gets knocked on his and his company. this was an american how slow and space them asunder by next week the oscar nominations will be telling you about some of the essential when is he finding that it has a bounty as meets the young congolese actress his phone from streets like to stop them but this essay in the state's gas i won't say who i met sunday with us since he's yet to meet you. ttc properly fueled fears that marks an american concept car a perfect antique chucking it in france in nineteen seventy three. now last month the cases during his

christopher nicholson there. >> we're going to take a break. you can follow us on twitter.ee a couple of minutes. ♪ >> that give you three stocks in focus. up.ical maker they raise the stock to buy from neutral. if cyclical recovery in the u.s. and a rice target of 96 euros. let's move it on. we have that sir. vestas.we have we're up a further six percent. let's move it on to the biggest shipping container company in the world. they are selling at the shoot -- supermarkets -- selling off the supermarkets and grocery stores. mean higher dividends? that is it. we will be back in two. ♪ >> you can follow us on twitter. i am at @flacqua. ♪ . >> welcome back to "the pulse." these are the bloomberg top headlines. >> today is to be the coldest day of the 21st century in the u.s. air, car, and train travel have all been disrupted as the country struggles with an arctic blast. chicago's a record of -27 degrees celsius, colder than the south pole. maybeies were jpmorgan announced as early as today according to "the wall street journal." jpmorgan may pay more than $2 billion in fines

finally corralled in santa rosa, but joe vazquez shows us it wasn't easy. al a raging bull neil nicholson / rincon valy fi close . he >> he saw me coming and put it his head down and came right at us. >> reporter: for more than an hour this afternoon some santa rosa firefighters turned cowboy to try and corral a raging bull. side of the road. not in the road, but . ying his polite wa >> we obviously got too close to it. he charged us. we decided to stay back. >> reporter: the bull's owner tells authorities the animal escaped around 3 a.m. from its ranch 3 miles away near the casino. he had been wandering around all day, at one point this afternoon on rush hour traffic on highway 101. nobody got hurt. the chp shut down the highway until they could shoo him off. he took the exit and ended up on todd road. >> he was kind of like a jogger running down the side of the road, not in the road. >> reporter: some construction workers got involved, then some rincon valley firefighters. the chase was on. they steered the bull into a field behind the firehouse. >> we got limb back in that area there -

i am douglas nicholson and a 12 year resident of san francisco and a homeowner. i would like to thank you for the support and the maximum support of bicycle infrastructure in san francisco. bicycling is my primary means of transportation for the past five years and ridden to work through south beach and soma everyday and i chose not to own a car, partly because i am able to get around the city on a bicycle so efficiently. the bicycle sfruk changes that have been made over the years have made me feel safer. the separated bike lanes means i don't need to share the lane with a car or they don't see me. i have fewer close calls and fewer times that i feel like something a little dangerous is going on. and i found that with these improvements of infrastructure it's easier for me to make the case to my non biking friends that biking is safe and try it some time. looking to the future my give and i are looking to start a family and i have to ask myself and when i read articles in the newspaper about the bicyclists being killed and will i be comfortable biking as a dad a

here is amy nicholson, a critic for it.imple. brown people bad. american people good. okay. so that's what she says in the pages of the l.a. weekly. well, peter berg, who is the director who she was aiming those comments on and at was on this program just about 35 minutes ago and his reaction to her screwy comments were these. >> i'm not sure what film she saw. marcus luttrell was saved by a gentleman named muhammad goolah and muhammad and his entire village of afghans who i believe were the brown skinned individuals that she was talking about actually saved marcus luttrell. you might be for it or against it. let's push that aside for a second and let's kind of agree that these were great men and these men had mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers and many of them had children who loved them very much. these men went to that country for us. they went for our country. >> and they died serving this nation. it's a real story. >> yeah. clearly that writer, according to many, does not understand what they fight for. but c

by providing grant funds in the amount of $500,000 to be managed in part for theship with the nicholson foundation, we'll place individuals in jobs and help improve their retention. we will work directly with treatment provide source they integrate employment services with drug treatment services for drug court participants. research shows that employment during substance abuse training -- treatment, rather, ensures continued participation in that treatment and gives them sustainable, long-term employment. so now with this partnership we'll help empower individuals who want and deserve the opportunity to live a life like craig's. a life redeemed and well lived. a year ago this afternoon, our state was in recovery from a challenge not of our own making. superstorm sandy devastated new jersey in the fall of 2012, flooding our homes, turning off our power, and destroying our roads. despite the magnitude and the devastation of the storm, the one thing we've learned in the last year plus, is that sandy could not break our state's spirit. this past summer, most businesses at the shore opened

. >> i am jack nicholson, marlon brando, james stewart, steve mcqueen. >> i am nicolas cage, robert pattinson, james dean. i am norma shearer and lillian gish. >> i am garbo. >> i can give you all the feelings and accents that you want. i will say whatever you put in front of me. i used to care about how i look, now i don't care as much. maybe it is because i am so handsome. >> i'm pleased to have james franco back at this table. the last time we saw each other was at brown university where you were attending the rhode island school of design. >> yes that's right. >> why so many things? >> good question. these are things -- i admit i do a lot of them. they are all things -- i have been interested in them as long as i have been interested in acting. i guess, they all fall under art and literature. those are my main things. they have different forms. what i have found is that i can combine them and bring them together. the book is a great example where it is a book, a novel, and the center is acting. i suppose -- why so many? the point is -- some people think that it is about attention-getting

nicholson wrote a book about it. and -- nick holt wrote a book about it.witter'sort of like moral compass, the glue that kept twitter together. how fair was his portrayal? he did, i think it was hundreds of hours of interviews. i think he was fairly thorough in his interviews. fair -- he had to make someone a bad guy and he had to make someone the fall guy and he had to make some of the good guy, right? because it is more exciting that way. in that capacity, i think there was a little too much sharpness. was stuff ihere learned that i did not know. >> like what? >> i didn't read the whole thing. >> you haven't read the whole thing yet? >> i am too scatterbrained to read it from cover to cover. i just looked at my section and a couple of other things. there were meetings that were taking -- that were taken that i part of,ow and was in etc. >> looking at twitter today, there is a history of a revolving door. of thefident are you people leaving twitter now? >> i'm very confident in them. we picked them. what i have always said, and i think this is true, is th

joining us now is the coo, luke nicholson. i to have you on the program.it is difficult to get people excited. in this platform, you can actually see things as they motivate people. >> there is a lot of work going on around energy generation. lots of people are looking in a policy context. not nearly enough is going on on how we can use less. thatre exactly right energy efficiency, people know it is important but they don't find it exciting. the things people are excited about aren't about data. >> because it is not tangible. your apps make it tangible. ,f we look at downing street you can see exactly what the energy cost is, the energy use. make thisan do to even better and higher. >> that is right. that is all there. we launched at the department of energy and climate change. they saved about 10% in a few weeks as a result of having that. we are now beginning to work on a city scale as well. we are looking at how entire cities can engage in saving energy and becoming more efficient. >> which is brilliant. it motivates people to come a for example, cycle

." - jack nicholson. - i'm a chef, and i'm mad at you! this is-- "i'm rick james, bitch." - dave chappelle. - uh, yankees, makes a lot of money. used to cameron diaz. - alex rodriguez. - keep going. the other one. - derek jeter. - yep. - nice. - oh, world's most famous drag queen ever. - rupaul. - [british accent] i own virgin airlines, and i'm-- - richard branson. - seven. - "uh, i made do the right thing." - spike lee! - eight. - really beautiful mexican lady with the greatest boobs you've ever see. - sofia vergara? catherine zeta jones? - from dusk till dawn. - salma hayek. - yes. - nine. nine. - i'm a wild and crazy guy. - steven martin. - you got it! [cheers and applause] congratulations. cory, you just earned $25,000. tom, you just earned $10,000 for the busted foundation. oh, man, not too shabby. i want to thank all my guests tonight: michael chiklis, alyssa milano, tom lennon, mario lopez, retta, and paget brewster for showing up tonight and making all this possible. and most of all, thank to you at home for watching. if you had h

one of your good buddies, jack nicholson. when was this? how long ago? >> 1972. >> jimmy: 1972.fter school, we used to go around and -- i don't know. create some kind of -- modest mayhem of some kind. kind of mess stuff up for something. but, we, we actually were still, jack for sure was assembling a career and becoming a movie star. we worked on acting much more every day, all day. than they seem to do today. we go out and do scenes. be different people. get on ape bus. go to the dodgers. go off to the track. we would, we would be different people. and work on relationships all day long. not just jack and me. but harry dean stanton, dennis hopper, adam o'rourke. we'd go around and work. >> jimmy: create a character in your mind. or in character, for whatever you were shooting at that time? >> not shooting. just on our own. we would make up things to do if we weren't shooting. if we were shooting. when you did movies, like we did. you are doing a movie in 15 days. for $195,000. a box lunch. with real hell's angels. we didn't ride motorcycles. god al mighty. i was scared to death

so this woman amy nicholson injected race into the movie.cation having financial problems. david eddle stein says the movie is crudely written, ripe for the cliches leave anything that would transform peace propaganda into a work art. you know on and on and on. and i'm not understanding what this is all about. this is a war movie that's based on fact. is it not? >> absolutely, bill. and i mean calling a war movie too violent isabsolutely, war movie too volt is like saying the titanic had too much water on it. that is what war is about. i thought it was a very realistic piece, and i thought that mark wahlberg did a heck of a job, people have political agendas, i'm not saying i always leave my politics and pre conceived notions at the door, i try to. but very early in this movie, this is all based on real life stuff. very early in this movie, the navy s.e.a.l.s make the choice not to end up killing two civilians, making the choice that they will probably end up being killed. so i don't know about the notion everybody is brown or there is a rac

sergeant michael nicholson lost both of his legs and an arm in afghanistan. his new house is equipped with sections that lower to accommodate access from his wheelchair. >>> fox 13 in salt lake city with the aclu announcement that it will file a lawsuit against the state of utah for refusing to recognize same-sex marriages performed there in recent weeks. >>> and this is a live look at los angeles from our fox affiliate there, kttv. the big story there tonight, the trial of two police officers accused of fatally beating a homeless man now goes to jury. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. so ally bank really has no hthat's right, no hidd fees.nts? it's just that i'm worried about, you know

married twice, raised a son and in her 60s turned to movies including "about schmidt" playing jack nicholson'sbut i felt after that, what should i be frightened of. i worked with jack. >> more than decade later director paine hired her again for "nebraska." >> it's the biggest film role. did you know you had it in you? >> oh, yeah. i know about myself when it comes to work. >> are you surprised by your mother's performance? >> no. >> her son, harry, had no doubt either. >> don't you dare think about asking that poor man for money. >> when she dropped the f bomb on screen. >> you listen real good. you can all just go -- >> where it came from was kind of surprising, i guess. it was really like, wow, that came from the pit that i don't think i've ever seen. i was happy that she was able to go there. >> if she does win tonight, that's just a bonus. >> i am not a hollywood name. and i'm not someone that they feel they should give it to or something like that. all the different reasons why somebody might get the award i feel the work is all i have. but that's it. the work is what is being honest. >>

that will can see all called as the cavity catherine nicholson on today's ups and culture fans at its base lending rate instruments in the lotus what's the next album released last week in finding out what makes it out safely on a eighteen hole will probably not. as france's second city had its back its twenty ten seemed european crown. especially as cultural icons the season and has failed to signal the old souls. anything the man made promises should be a bit when people came. i did. i say that six will be is outside the music and it's meant that we will enhance play even just a bit. even places taking center stage this exhibition can parents and i went to get to know. i am with him. to them. i love that on on on. i say maybe it's not quite sensitive at this age of it just yet but luckily all this is justified i met police exhibition of paris a science museum is billed as the ptc find out more about how the world's oldest instrument wax and detested outs. you do. mm mm and exhibits and demonstrate why all places the ideal height for me and kate. and how we can change our places it w

ambassador nicholson, thanks so much. you're speaking out to this president.u. >> coming up straight ahead, she risked her life, was wounded fighting for our freedom in iraq. thanks to red tape, this navy vet is still waiting for her benefits and she's running out of time. she joins us with her fight for her life and change. and our nation's youth fatter than ever and falling behind. our next guest has a plan to change that and he's not taking no for an answer. there he is. ♪ ♪ oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com. the #1 selling pain reliever, in one cold medicine. advil congestion relief. it delivers a one-two punch at pain and sinus pressure with the power of advil and a nasal decongestant in a single pill. advil congestion relief. >>> well, according to shocking new research, these kids are fatter and less fit than ever. even running 90 seconds slower than their parents did. here to weigh in

by providing grant funds in the amount of $500,000 to be managed in partnership with the nicholson foundation, we will place individuals in jobs and help improve their retention. we will work directly with treatment providers to integrate employment services with treatment services for drug court participants. research shows that employment during substance abuse treatment helps ensure continued participation in treatment and sustainable long-term employment. with this partnership we will help empower individuals who want and deserve the opportunity to live a life well lived. a live redeemed as well. a year ago this afternoon, our state was in recovery from a challenge not of our own making. superstorm sandy devastated new jersey in the fall of 2012 - flooding our homes, turning off our power and destroying our roads. despite the magnitude and devastation of the storm, sandy could not break out spirit. this past summer, most businesses at the shore opened on time. boardwalks were rebuilt. the crowds came back. and schools that had been damaged were re-opened. today, about nine months after th

a, jack nicholson, oliver stone, meryl streep -- >> individual? >> nicholson or streep?ght and nominated again this year for her performance in "august: osage county." >> if you want to find out if meryl breaks the record, don't forget our special begins 7:00 eastern and the golden globes at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. and savannah and i will be live in los angeles and carson for our coverage starting at 7:00 a.m. >> bright and early. >> all the winners for you. >> can we wrap this up now? >> can we wrap it up? >> let's go to natalie inside for a check of -- >> no, no. >> no. >> gabe in atlanta. >> trying to get us inside, guys, i'm sorry. >> what about me? >> he's in atlanta where, believe it or not, the temperatures have dipped way down low, as well, even though they are down south. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. we may not have it as bad as midwest, but those of us in the south aren't used to these cold temperatures. this thermometer hovering around six degrees right now. the windchill factor feels much colder than that. this morning, atla

>> this is jack nicholson. >> reporter: david bowie. >> i just captured it just beautifully at the timeeat career. >> i've had breakfast with nelson mandela. i've had lunch with the dalai lama. >> reporter: he left school age 14, taught himself to shoot pictures and says, he's enjoyed every moment. for "today," martin fletcher, nbc news, london. >> all right. >>> and still to cup on a >> good morning to you. 8:26. we're learning more about the overnight fire at the chinese consulate in san francisco. you can still smell gasoline still in the air. someone threw two buckets of gas on the consulate's front door and then set it on fire. no injuries were reported. the fire is being investigated as an act of arson. >>> as we get going, a lot of people returning to work, we check in with anthony slaughter who is in for mike today. how is it looking? >> we do have a few accidents even though we're talking about the holiday light traffic right now. let's get to it. you can see in fremont, things are slow on the southbound side. it's because of an accident, and also let's take a look at the traff

this will have rockville pike closed down near nicholson. that is specifically along that stretch between marinelli road and strathmore avenue. you are going to run into big delays this morning. use veirs mill as an alternate. that is going to be your best bet. fort myer drive is closed near north lynne street as well. water main breaks on duke street at jordan avenue and another one working at south pickett street. we have a live shot from our traffic tracker. the live shot is showing us just the roadway blocked off in a couple of blue lights flashing in the distance. be prepared. you can still access the key bridge in laughlin, virginia. he knows are moving quite nicely along route 50 and the beltway. shot, the us our live eisenhower connector moving right along. that will be coming in from the wilson bridge towards the springfield interchange. i will send it back to you. us theda just showed scene in rockville, maryland. the water main breaks are not just in the maryland. alexandria is dealing with one now. this is creating such a mess fo