pitts: mr. speaker, it has been more than 50 years since president johnson declared war on poverty. i don't doubt that president johnson had good intentions, but intentions don't win wars. and poverty is a stubborn problem. 15% of americans still live below the poverty line after trillions spent by the government. in december i brought together community leaders and national experts to discuss how we can reinvigorate the city of reading and other cities in the 16th district of pennsylvania. we are moving forward to get institutions to work together strategic gliically and think differently about attacking the problem. government at every level and community leaders need to cooperate and make sure there are opportunities to start new businesses and attract more development. perhaps most importantly we need senator strategics to help -- smart strategies to help kids get a good education. this has to include building strong families. since statistics show that children raised by only one parent are

pitts: mr. speaker, in the days leading up to christmas, hackers stole millions of credit card numbers from the servers of retail giant target. i imagine at least a few here in this chamber may have had their own credit card replaced to prevent theft. what if target had not bothered to tell anyone? what if they had waited until people noticed fraudulent charges popping up on their statements? the damage would certainly be worse. it may shock some people to learn that there is no legal requirement that the department of health and human services notify an individual if his or her personal information is breached or improperly accessed through the affordable care act's exchanges. while h.h.s. has said it will notify individuals in such a case, the american people have a right to know that their government is required by law to contact them if their personal information is compromised. h.r. 3811, the health exchange security and transparency act, would simply ensure americans receive notification f

pitts: mr. speaker, at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished chairman of the oversight and government reform committee, mr. issa from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. issa: thank you, mr. speaker. famously franklin delano roosevelt we have nothing to fear but fear itself. that's not true here, and sadly the last speaker is entitled to his opinion but the facts did not bear out his conclusions. the truth is that actual interviews and depositions taken of the highest ranking people that helped develop this website, both public and private, shows there was no end-to-end testing. it did not meet the spirit of any definition of a secure website. in fact, the highest ranking person, theresa fryer, on september 20, was unwilling to recommend this site go active and said under oath that if it had been within her authority to stop it she would have. it is very clear, even from the white house's statements in th

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pitts: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to consume. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, h.r. 3527, the poison center network act, introduced by representative lee terry, re-authorizes important activities related to poison control centers. specifically, the bill re-authorizes the national poison center toll free number, the poison center's national media campaign and the state grant program which funds 56 poison control centers around the united states. the department of health and human services estimates that in any given year there will be between three million to five million poison exposures. 60% of these exposures will involve children under the age of 6. who are exposed to toxins in their home. poisoning is the second most common form of unintentional death in the united states. and accounts for 285,000 hospitalizations a year. according to a report from the institute of medicine, every dollar sp

pga, second awards show for pitt. awards for his film "12 years a slave." >> you like it? >> i don't like it. r his film "12 years a slave." >> you like it? >> i don't like it. took over her bank accounts, who stole m, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified before it was too late. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identity within their network, they will alert you, protecting you before the damage is done. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available, guarding your social security number, your money, your credit, even the equity in your home. my years as a prosecutor taught me that we a

why brad pitt chopped his locks and went under the razor.tuesday, january 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you like brad's new haircut. >> i think it looks awful. >> he's trying to look too young. >> grow old gracefully? >> yeah. i got used to the long, shaggy look. >> i don't know, it's not working for me. >> it is a trendy look, if you go to williamsburg, all of the 20-somethings are rocking that hair cut. >> then you better go do it. >>> we begin with the bitter, arctic air sweeping in from the east coast. >> some areas brace for up to a foot of snow today. we get the latest from abc's ginger zooe. >> reporter: in roanoke, virginia, they're getting ready for a plowable snowstorm. winter storm warnings in place to western connecticut, a surge of frigid air. and no, this is not the polar vortex. see, the polar vortex is a real thing. it is a circulation way up in the atmosphere above the polls. it is always there. pieces of it break off in the winter. the chunk we got in early january was a doozy. it brought s

pitts: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and xtend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 3362. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution -- mr. pitts: pursuant to house resolution 455, i call up house resolution 3362 and ask for immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to amend the patient protection and affordable care act to require transparency and the operation of american health benefit exchanges. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 455, the amendment printed in part b of house report 113-322 is adopted. the bill as amended is considered as read. the bill shall be debatable for 60 minutes with 40 minutes equally divide and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. and 20 minutes equally divided and controlled by the chair and rank

alleviated in part by brad pitt.e eight-minute scene can be gleaned from this comically inappropriate and unauthorized italian poster. >> brad was fundamental in making this movie. you know, without him there would not be "12 years a slave." >> at its new york premier descendants of solomon northrup's was there. >> i'm a third generation great -- >> great, great, great granddaughter. >> they're all different races, you know? they're all direct descendants of this man. you know, that's what it's all about. there is such a passion and a love in this story. and it is that love that i think allows him to go through it. >> its stature already suggests that "12 years a slave" may become part of the film cannon it was meant to redress. >> if this movie winds up getting taught in schools. if generations of schoolchildren watch this, how will that make you feel? >> very happy. you know? i just want to be useful. that's a definite. i just want to be useful. that's all i want to be. it's one of those things where i just want to

pitt will get past that pressure. peterson with a game-high 28 points.hey win 83-79. >>> john thompson iii and the hoyas trying to snap a three-game skid in creighton. first half, tied at 13-13. smith, showing off the range here. 2 of his 18 points. hoyas up by two. later in the half, creighton on top by four. kicks it out to ethan, the long three ball there. creighton up ten at halftime. second half, they started to run away with this thing. mcdermott with the work down low. nice footwork. hoyas lose their fourth straight, 76-63. >>> george mason hosting george washington. mason now in the atlantic ten conference. that means these two are now conference rivals. patriots lead it by three. johnny williams knocks down the jump shot. he had a game high 18 points off the bench. mason up by five. second half, it's all colonials. maurice creek with the three ball there. a few plays later, this is to armwood for the flush. g.w. beats mason 75-69. >>> a few other scores for you. american defeated army 84-74. the eagles are undefeated in patriot league play so fa

. >>> brad pitt has been a picture in new orleans since hurricane katrina.lding energy efficient homes for families that were displayed by the storm, but there seems to be a problem. >> reporter: willie lives in one of the 100 homes that brad pitt's make it right foundation built for victims of hurricane katrina, but only after four years he says his house is rotting. the make it right foundation says some of the energy efficient homes were built with a new high text wood infused with glass. >> everything is environmental friendly, the only down side to that was that everything was knew and hasn't been through trial and error. >> reporter: according to the website this new wood is made out chemicals so it's better for the environment. but residents say the problem is it can't withstand water. some environmental specialists say the wood may not be a perfect product but the effort is admirable. >> that's what happens in the field, everyone is trying new products and you are always looking for things that don't bio degrade like glass. i think one thing we learn

actor brad pitt's make it right foundation built the new energy efficiently homes. dozens are falling apart. >> this man lives in one of the 100 homes brad pitt's make it right foundation built for victims of hurricane katrina. after a few years, he says his home is rotting. >> we started to notice the mould growing on it. it started to turn black. >> the make it right foundation says some of the energy efficiently homes were built with a high-tech wood infused with glass, called timber seal. >> the concept is nice. it's environmentally friendly. the downside is everything was new and hasn't been through trial and error. >> according to the website this innovative wood is made without chemicals. it's better for the environment. the problem is it seems it can't withstand water. that's a big problem in a place like new orleans. environmental specialists say the wood may not be a perfect product, but the effort is admirable. >> that happens in the field when you work on sustainability issues. everyone tries products. you look for things that don't biodegrade, like glas

. >> coming up, brad pitt's good deed crumbles.urricane katrina victims is falling apart. and an attempt to save a piece of south bay history that's on the chopping block. >>> 7:30, a live picture of palo alto, or what you can make out of palo alto amid that fog. we know that we need rain but for now we may need to settle for warm temperatures. >> compared to the rest of the country, the warmest temperatures in the country now in california. fog around palo alto this morning and around oakland, temperatures now mainly 30s and 40s, 33 in napa and about 41 in oakland, 47 in san francisco. you see san jose at 41 degrees. patchy fog the main concern. on the coast some low clouds for now. as winds turn offshore, we'll see clear skies and warming temperatures close to 70 in santa cruz, highs in the mid to upper 40s, yosemite 55 degrees. some places around the bay area could get close to 70 degrees. we'll show you that in the full forecast coming up soon. >> a 7-year-old kidnapped at his own house last night is now home safe. humming bird

i know brad pitt and his wife doing so much work overseas and in america as well. gets sorted out. >> yeah, no, it's just -- celebrities try to do the right thing and some things out of their control they can't -- >> speaking of celebrities, i don't know if this counts as a celebrity, but here we go. and don't hate me for saying these words on air. rob kardashian. i just said that. i said the r word on air. he's feeling down. here's why. he wasn't in the family christmas card. he didn't attend the christmas party. >> really. >> and now reportedly from someone very close to him, it's being reported he needs a clean break from the family that he says, quote, abandoned him. and don't forget, of course, rob was actually close to lamar odom who has since divorced from one of the kardashians. i always forget which one. >> is this the real deal though? i never know what's really real and what's made up. is this another ploy to get you hooked. do you follow the kardashians abroad? do you get that in pakistan or afghanistan or beirut? >> that's a really good question. i don

here's abc's byron pitts. >> reporter: even a pristine place like vermont has a major drug problem. most especially heroin. >> in every corner of our state, heroin and opiate drug addiction threatens us. >> reporter: the governor voted his entire state of the state speech to this one issue. forcefully calling to have this gripping documentary on vermont's drug addiction, shown in schools statewide. >> the first pill i used was a percocet, and vicodin. and then moved on to oxycontin. and then it went to heroin. >> reporter: why vermont? one theory, higher prices in this rural area. that means bigger profits for dealers. nationwide, more people die of drug overdoses than from motor vehicle crashes. that's triple the number from 1990. as we discovered on a recent ride along with police in new jersey, heroin is cheap and readily available. >> heroin is much, much, cheaper than prescription medication. >> reporter: give me the ratio. >> a 30 milligram oxycodone pill, $30. an 80 milligram oxycontin, $80. a bag of heroin, $4. >> reporter: and now, a governor has joined the chorus of concer

thanks a lot, kim. >> thanks for having me. >> kim forrest with for the pitt capital group. >>> two-day rally in the market hitting the pause button today with the financial sector a model selloff after disappointing bank earnings before the bell. big selloffs throughout the day at best bae. after two days of double-digit gains. the dow fell 65 points today, the nasdaq ended 3 points higher and the s & p 500 retreated from yesterday's all-time high closing down a modest 2 points today. >>> american express was another high profile financial company that delivered a disappointing earnings report today. after the market close, the credit card giant said it earned $1.25 a share. that was a penny below analysts estimates. still, profits of the company more than doubled thanks to higher consumer spending over the holidays. revenues also rose, but they came in a bit below forecast. >>> goldman sachs reported earnings earlier today beating estimates. but company saw its net income take a tumble. shares of the newest member of the dow fell 2% today after reporting that profits fell 21% last qua

companies when theyeport their earnings next week is kim forrest, senior equity analyst at for the pitt capital group. what was your take on intel? you just heard the report. do you agree? >> i do. i was surprised to see they beat on earnings. that hasn't happened in awhile. they also had very good margins. and i think most of the penny miss was in the below the operating line, probably in taxes, and maybe a little bit of spending and r and d. but i don't think it was that big of a deal, the earnings miss. and it was a good mix of revenue from pcs, the server group, and even newer chips that are going into tablets. >> has intel been nimble enough in adjusting to a new environment? >> no. and they were punished accordingly. a couple of years ago when it was pretty clear that the consumer pc market was going to crater in favor of more mobile devices, it took them a very long time to come out with products and technologies that were exciting enough to be included in design plans of the makers of tablets and phones. however, i believe they have done really great in trying to catch up. they

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brad pitt's charity known for homes falling apart. why the charity says it is not their fault. >> on this day in 1996 rock bee 4 starring sylvester stallone is the number one movie at the box office. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> it is wednesday january 1st, 2014. out with the old and in with the new. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. >> festivities and fireworks as the new year is celebrated all around the world. >> then a new year and new season for duck dynasty. what the star is saying about the a & e's controversy his family and faith. the exclusive interview this hour. >> party a little too much last night? how to help the hangover. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. happy

then brad pitt's group built homes built with an environmentally-friendly friendly product. it was supposed to last 40 years but many of the homes have rotting wood now just eight years later. >> we noticed the wood started turning like a dark gray and then also mushrooms started growing through the wood and you could tell like different parts of the porch was like coming apart. >> pitt's foundation is considering legal action against the company. the manufacturer says it will look into the complaints. >>> it took him three weeks but a 9-year-old can now say he climbed the tallest mountain in south america. >> tyler armstrong is home this morning in southern california after trekking argentina's highest mountain. he summited it on christmas eve 22,841 feet. the legal age to make the trek is 14 years old. so he needed a permit. >> sometimes it was a little bit scary because there was ice and then water going down the ice. >> tyler was joined by his father. he is the youngest person on ever to stand on that mountain. >>> 5:20. coming up, photo bomb fail. what happens when a fo

brad pitt is deeply committed to the people of new orleans. he's been very outspoken upt that. repairs and they may be possibly mulling some type of legal action. >> that's in the lower ninth ward, one of the hardest hit ya areas of all of new orleans. we tried to reach the foundation and the company and haven't had any comment. moving on, another entertainment headline, the wolf of wall street, convicted of bilking clients out of millions. now there's a movie mate about him, and he's written a couple books and made promises about proceeds. what's he doing? >> people have been taking him to task for making money and explained he's giving 100% of the car. he said for the record, i'm not turning over 50% of the profits of the books and movies, which was what the government wanted me to do. instead, i insist eed on turnin over 100% of the books and movie which is to say i'm not making a single dime on this. this should hopefully be enough to pay back anyone who is still out there. >> any idea what the reaction to this is? there are people who are going to say i'm not sure i trust

. >>> actor brad pitt's make it right foundation has built energy efficient homes in the lower 9th ward of them are rotting away. >> willie converse lives in one of the homes that brad pitt's foundation has made. >> we saw the mold growing on it and it started turning black. >> the make it right foundation said the energy efficient homes were built with wood infused with glass called timber sill. >> the only down side to that was that everything was new and hasn't been through trial and error. >> according to the website this new innovative wood is made womb are without chemicals so it is better for the environment. but the problem is it can't withstand water, that is a big problem for a place like new orleans. the wood may not be a perfect product but the effort is initial. >> everybody is trying new products. you always look or the products that don't biodegrade like glass. i think if one thing that we learned after katrina was that just using standard wood and houses that's not treated in any way and not protected, sort of you know makes it a risky business. if nobody is out there pu

. >> plus brad pitt might need to make it right again for the residents of new orleans lower 9th wardree years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america >> good evening, coming up on our programs, lords and ladies in america are polishing their finest china, preparing their most elegant stem wear, for the downton abbey. , an ideal host for an early viewing party for some of downton abbey's finest of american fans. >> the show is fantasy but you can see that nobody's lives were perfect, even if you had money and power and titles. that they had their problems, too. >> downton abbey mania. and other stories coming up at the top of the hour. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents extraordinary films from the worlds top documentary directors this week: is love enough? >> that w

5 al 11 de enero, convocan que la iglesia debe llevar a los inmigrantes a su centro, el actor brad pittoso actor puso en marcha el 2005 una fundación para construir viviendas en (habla en inglés) en new orleans tras el paso del huracán catrina, una ciudad que siente cerca y tiene una casa, el problema que poco después las construcciones están afectadas por la humedad, como medida para combatir el tráfico de menores en méxico autoridades realizarán actividades para controlar, una forma que deben cumplir las empresas para trasladar los menores por tierra o por mar . >>> desde el inicio del 2014 el gobierno mexicano informó que adultos que quieran sacar un menor de edad tendrán que rellenar un formato de salida. >>> nos parece muy bien, más seguridad . >>> para nueva medida fue anunciada hoy por el gobierno federal y entrará en vigor en 15 días y establece que cualquier empresa de transporte tendrá que verificar la entrega del documento . >>> que los menores estén más cuidados por los padres, que sean los papás que los cuiden, que los lleva y la gente que no se aproveche de robárselo . >>>

. >>> brad pitt has been a familiar face in new orleans building energy efficient homes displaced byhe storm. but now there is a big problem. we have more from the ninth ward. >> reporter: living in one of the homes that brad pitt organization built, but he said his home is rotting. >> we started insiding the mold growing on it, and then it started to turn black. >> reporter: some of the energy efficient homes were built with a new high tech wood infused with glass. >> make it right concept is nice because everything is environmentally friendly. the only down side to that was that everything was new and had not been through trial and error. >> reporter: this wood is may without chemicals, so it's better for the environment, but it seems it can't with stand water. that's a problem in new orleans. it may not be a perfect product but the effort is admirable. >> that's what happens in the field everybody is trying new products. you're always looking for things that don't bio degrade like glass. >> reporter: they're repairing most of the homes that are effected. >> one thing that we learn

we have a guy who says he looks like brad pitt. we'll take you to all the parties.reworks display. >> reporter: we're in a beautiful spot for it. the skies are clear and we see thousands of people. >> reporter: thousands are lining up to see the fireworks. >> reporter: it will be another opportunity for me to show off my -- [ inaudible ] >> so beautiful. i can understand. >> reporter: no flash photography during the performance, so back off when i'm telling a joke. if the flash goes off in my eyes, i'll finish it. you know how people get. you have to tell them now. they say a kron 4 personality and they are flattered. we'll be reago in a few minutes. it will be fun. >> stay with us. it's great every year. we continue our new year's eve live coverage, and we'll try to find george. george? >> reporter: good times are an easy catch out here tonight. a guy doesn't have to cast very far to find it. as you can see over my shoulder here and behind me, people continue to gather. i'm amazed how many people continue to come in, and all up and down here, in front of the ferry

pitts.ut, you know, it's great to be able to identify this stuff, but then the next question is, well, how do we get rid of it if it's heading towards earth? if it comes really close? >> it is really important to be able to identify asteroids that look like they're on a potential collision course with earth as early as we possibly can because the way in which we can keep them from interacting with earth is if we can deflect them somehow. now, a simple, a really simple way to do this would be to land a rocketship on the surface and gently push it with the rocket motors just a little bit at a time, and over time we can deflect its path enough that it would miss earth over a period of a few years or so. so the earlier we can detect, the better chance we have of being able to change its course. jenna: do we have that technology available now? >> in a way we have the technology. i mean, we have the rocket motors developed and all that sort of thing. st the idea of actually delivering it to an ast

they say brad pitt smoking a cigarette in ""fight club"" projects an image. >> the only reason is because the tobacco companies have spent hundreds of billions of dollars over the years on advertising campaigns to associate smoking with those emotional states. >> so you'll still get merle streep smoking her way through "august: osage county." >> are you supposed to be smoking? >> is anybody supposed to smoke? >> it's still part of the culture. >> a teenage boy died actual trying to stop a suicide-bomber in pakistan. now he's being honored with that country's highest award for bravery. the bomb went off but his actions are credited for saving 200 classmates inside the school. when we come back new york's new mayor gets a scolding for his non-traditional pizza style. stay with us. the state television, which is now broadcasting a lot of his >> good afternoon, and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford, and here are today's headlines. reactions to the death of ariel sharon. he died this morning in a tel aviv hospital where he spent the last eight years in a coma after sufferi

i'm byron pitts. control of your finances, tonight we'll show you how to navigate a real gift exchange, that is turning all unwanted gifts into money you can actually use. ugly sweaters, unnecessary appliances, abc's paula faris has an inside look at a real gold mine that starts at home. >> five, four, three -- >> reporter: the holidays have come and gone. leaving most of us exhausted. but even with a major snowstorm and freezing temperature thousands blasting the country, don't hide in your house till spring. january is the best time of year to take all of those unwanted gifts and turn them into cash. >> last year, retailers had $264 billion of merchandise returned. so for 2013 into 2014 it will be bigger. >> that $264 billion is hiding in most of our homes. >> hi, i'm paula. >> reporter: meet a party planner and stay at home mom. dad works in software industry. >> what did you get for christmas? >> reporter: like so many parents over the holidays, they shopped in december to make sure santa delivere

round up on that. >> brad pitt, though. >> exactly. but next up, meet these cuties.n heaven, bonded like brothers, this cheetah cub and labrador puppy are being raised together at the dallas zoo. the 6-month-old has been suffering from respiratory illness. but from the looks of the video, he is feeling a lot better. >> look at that. my ball. >> when they're babies like that, they're more alike than different. >> i think they pair puppies and cheetahs quite frequently. they do it at the columbus zoo. i've seen it. >> i'll check on that. >> i'm making this up. i promise you. jungle jack hanna does it. he does. he does, i saw it! >> i will look soo it. >> how do you know? >> i like "game of thrones." i like animals. i'm a nerd on different levels. >> dan knows what's going on. >> exactly. >>> finally, the ultimate gift idea for our in-house dan harris. the inspiration comes from alex and his kitten, winslow. he decided to take advantage of a groupon deal for a family portrait at jcpenney. and the results speak for themselves. that's not dan harris, although he wishes he

pitt did issue a statement saying they would move quickly to replace the wood products. >>> still aheadat 6:00, keeping the streets safe for pedestrians. what police are doing in san francisco to try to save lives in one section of the city. >>> a change of pace for tesla workers? why the bay area factory could be going the way of traditional carmakers. >>> and the latest on a severe storm dumping a lot of snow and grounding a lot of flights across the country. stay with us. >>> if you have friends or relatives on the east coast or the midwest, you know what's happening. as promised, the northeast was walloped by the first major winter storm of the year. more than 2 feet of snow has fallen in many areas. so far, at least 13 deaths have been reported because of this weather. our temperatures here, warm and sunny. but the midwest and northeast, totally opposite. no school, no work. people simply urged to stay indoors. we're joined from long island, new york. >> reporter: residents all across the northeast woke this morning to a blanket of snow and bone-chilling temperatures. a brutal wint

a lot of fast information flowing seriously, from fort pitt capital. of course, larry shover, nice to see you my friend. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: shares gaining more than double the s&p 500 but falling earnings, the company gave guidance that disappointed wall street. that is why the stock was down. the ceo is coming here to make his case to investors on why the rally can continue. >>> also, herbalife's stock sinking today 10% as the war over the company gets political. now there is a massachusetts senator jumping in the mix. what does he want? charlie gasparino talking to activist tore and herbalife supporter, carl icahn. tweet us your thoughts at fbn. is herbalife a solid company or is it a pyramid scheme? that is what the senator is saying it is. do you agree or disagree? your answers later this hour. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with t future

and now a look ahead to a shocking investigation on tomorrow night's show with abc's byron pitts.22-year-old is a country music lo loving, church going, have a beer with his buddies kid who just graduated college. but beware. beneath the big smile and folksy charm is a young man who's been called the future of organized hate in america. >> fascist, fascist, anti-gay. >> you say people of color, jews are predators? >> disproportionately. >> jews have a monopoly on suffering it seems. they deserve a short drop with a tight rope around their neck. >> should we ask the immigrants to go home? >> you consider yourself a racist? >> sure. so what? i call it natural. >> being a racist is natural. loving one's people is natural. >> wow. white supremist, the young and the racist. thanks for watching. "world news now" is coming up with overnight breaking news. as always, we're online at abc news.com. good night. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, am

and brad pitt, $80,000 on gifts for his vineyard staff in france.0 likes. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> got to love her for that. >>> and good morning america in the morning, good morning america. go

brad pitt was spotted the other day. >> and we're going full hogwarts. >>> hello. riding the eye. the veryy best way to see londo. today we are living like royalty. the fine dining, five-star accommodations and the secret hideaways where london's upper crust can always be found. but rst, let's check in with mario back home. >> thank you, corbett. what a great view that is from the eye. we've gotome more great views here as we check out some of london's star reaeal estate. >> london calling. kevin spacey, johnny depp and gwyneth leading a great british invasi. >> one of the most famous americans livining here in lond, madonna. residing right there in that beautiful town house. the material girl's posh pad kicking us off. gwyneth and rock star chris martin bought kate winslet's remember toer north london home. kylie minogue, mick jagger and hugh grant have all called this hood home. kykylie in this penthouse flat. mick jagger and his ex keeping these neighboring homes. mick owns the ground floor flat on the left. just a few of the famous homeownersaking london hollyw

i is working with stars like brad pitt and morgan freeman. putting your head in there?w. i'm not going to do it. let's get a couple of the late night shows. we start with stephen colbert. he is learning a lot from the denver broncos and peyton manning. >> omaha! omaha! >> every time he said that yesterday, a group of companies in omaha, nebraska, donated $800 in manning's foundation for at risk youth. he said it 31 times. that's $24,800. folks, it was worth every penny to omaha businesses because according to hotels.com, searches for hotels in nebraska's largest city increased 21% since last sunday's game. folks, that's how i plan all my family's vacations. i had to turn on the tv and i booked tickets for the first city i hear someone shout. and since i watch nothing but fox news, kids, get ready for spring break in benghazi. >> jimmy kimmel spent time watching football. he sees a lot of similarities it another american passion, reality tv. >> i watched the nfl games yesterday. and then, of course, tonight i watch "the bachelor" with my girls. i realize not so different

and brad pitt, $80,000 on gifts for his vineyard staff in france.ore than 24,000 likes. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> got to love her for that. >>> and good morning america in the morning, good morning america. good night >>> what we know about a man suspected of abducting a seven-year-old girl at gunpoint from her frondyard. >> the deadline is approaching for a girl declared to be brain dead to move to a new facility. what the family told us about their progress. >> the frozen tundra of lambeau field will live up to its anyway. how cold he niners will be in green bay tomorrow. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. a man is in custody suspected of abducting a seven-year-old girl from outside her antioch home last night. police have not yet determined what charges david douglas will feys. cornell bernard has the latest. >> the seven-yearld

six three pointers against pitt. the blue devils beat the panthers 80-65.ber 900 for coach k., mike krzyzewski. he is only the second coach to reach that milestone after jim boeheim at syracuse. >>> to the nba, seconds left, oklahoma city's kevin durant hits a clutch jumper for the 111-109 victory over the atlanta hawks. he had 41 points. it was the 11th straight game he had 34 or more points. during a super bowl photo shoot for vogue, supermodel kate upton is going to spike her purse and then do her best salsa. that's the impression of the dance made famous by victor cruz. pretty good job. >>> looks like justin bieber learning a different kind of lesson from his dui drag racing escapades while he's resting in panama. we'll be right back. we really wanted to take a relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have

six three-pointers against pitt. and they win 80-65. that win number 900 for the coach.he only second coach to reach that milestone after jim bayheim of syracuse. >>> second left, oklahoma city's kevin durant, he has been on fire. 111-109 win over atlanta. 41 points and more than 30 points in 11 straight by the way and they have won 8 in a row. >> nice. >> he is pretty awesome. speculation over where carmelo anthony will playwright now. his wife lala offering her opinion on watch what happens live with andy cohen. >> he wants to stay and i support him where ever he wants to go. i used to live in denver with him. if i can live in denver, i can live anywhere. >> hello, denver. >> how do you really feel? >> what's wrong with denver? >> during a super bowl photo shoot for voeg, super bowl kate upton slams her purse down and does the touchdown dance from victor cruz and the giants. it's a little bit of a 7 year inch outfit. >> you're waiting for the dress to fly up? >> it's risky for her. >>> and last night, a pretty hilarious night of charity ka karoake. >> not bad. they ben

. >> police shoot and kill a pitt bull near golden gate park. another dog is still on the loose this morning. we'll have a live report. >> and we're still keeping a close eye on the rain expected to arrive in the bay area. when it will get here and how long it will last. >> the time is 7:00 a.m.. one of the the latest with traffic. >> we are tracking hot spots this morning. this is leading to the 980 interchange. there were three accidents that was a blackand blocking traffic. there was a new accident in the san ramon valley that was jamming up the ride southbound. this has a backed up the traffic all the way there were a lot accidents this morning. here is a look at the weather. >> the visibility is less than half a mile. i would not be surprised if we would see a live accident. here is a look and satellite and radar. we're seeing rain in northern california. we have seen a few strings the showers. the temperatures right now are very mild and we are waking up to mid to upper 50s. although a cold front is approaching this is a very warm system.

. >> police shoot and kill a pitt bull near golden gate park. is still on the loose this morning. we'll have a live report. >> and we're still keeping a close eye on the rain expected to arrive in the bay area. when it will get here and how long it will last. >> the time is 7:00 a.m.. one of the the latest with traffic. >> we are tracking hot spots this morning. this is leading

. >> and he says the movie wouldn't have been possible without brad pitt because he used his star power to desecure the funding. >>> coming up, is fast food all that fast? our fast-food challenge, pits fast-food against home cooking. we will see which one wins, next. >>> and what goes into making all those footballs for the super bowl? you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues >>> tv dinners paving wait for a multibillion dollar industry. >> but have we been sold a bill of goods? is fast-food really faster than mom's home koobcooking? abc visits one american family who took the fast-food challenge. >> reporter: evelyn has a confession to make. >> you eat out a lot, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: this miami mommy blogger is living food in fast line. chinese takeout last night. chicken fingers for lunch. she and her husband spend $300 a week on fast-food. you think is t is cheaper for fast-food. >> right. >> but is it really saving time? we decided to put a clock on it with bradley heron, executive chef at the genuine hospitality group. >> we are going to hit the drive-t

we took -- we played a lot of poker in the downtime and i took a lot of money off brad pitt.not a lot of money for brad, but for me it was. fincher was amazing to work for. i would work for him for nothing. if they called me up and said we in a movie and we are not going to pay you, i would say fine. i would do it for david. he brought out more from me as an actor. because you have to continually be creative. >> you also told me that instead of watching the grammys -- >> i went on the internet and they showed you, i would say fine. i would do it for david. he brought people coming to the grammys and i didn't know any of them. i said ok, well, i'm out of it, so i am not even going to watch. i didn't know any of the first 60, so i said oh boy. i am out of touch. i am like my mother now. meatloaf will be in planet hollywood in las vegas from february to april. it is supposed to be a 90 minute show. however -- >> i don't know how to do 90 minutes. until -- wenton until 9:26. it's improv. my indian name is never shuts up, as you can tell. i am not concise. i tend to ramble. >> tod

i took a lot of money from brad pitt. it was amazing. work for him in a heartbeat for nothing. it they called and said david wants you to do this, i would say, fine. i would do it for nothing. myking for david expanded horizons then and after. he brought out more in me. david does so many takes. you have to continually be creative. you could do six or seven takes going one way. then he once you to turn it off and try other things. now, when i do something i don't get that many, i am frustrated. you are doing television, you might get 3, 4, or five takes. you have to decide what your choices are right there and say, this is my best choice. and sometimes it is not. what you have to stick to it. you've got to do it. you tell me that, instead of --ching the grammys football.ed pro the reason i did not turn on the grammys, and i was going to flip back and forth. some people were on that i really love. internet andto the went on usa today and they said, people coming to the grammys. and that about 60 pictures up. i didn't know any of them. the

. >> i said to him, daddy, do you know brad pitt, i'm going to be in a movie with him.'t know him personally, but i'm glad you got a job. so am i! so am i! thank you. >> reporter: there were the tv awards, too. julia louis-dreyfus winning for her role in "veep." >> thank you, again. it is important to understand that it is truly an honor just to be nominated for an academy award and -- no, that didn't happen. >> reporter: the entire cast of "modern family" winning for best comedy ensemble and ty burrell winning separately for his role. >> i know most of you out here tonight have read my book, "acting: how to do it good." but -- >> reporter: and this clip played of two famous faces. back in their days on "electric company." >> we got soup. >> what kind? >> reporter: morgan freeman there to present rita moreno. >> rita moreno. >> reporter: a little dance around the stage and a move for her friend. moreno, just one of a handful of actors to win an emmy, a grammy, an oscar and a tony. >> and now, this unexpected honor -- honor. >> reporter: and for the audience, a song. ♪ a